Silver Creek High School - Silver Leaves Yearbook (Sellersburg, IN)

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Soph., Donna Deck, gives her boy friend, Greg Melond a buz during the noon hour. Da ting: How Sweet It Is!. 9 Dating becomes very real in high school. It's no more iust the holding of hands in the halls or the phone calls at night which were left back at the Jr. high but it's a form of that with style. Now you have cars for transportation and more money to spend than before. So now you can really start dating, if you can get a girl to go with or a guy to ask, and if your parents give the O.K. approval. Where do the kids go on dates around here? Well it's according to their budget. If itts a poor week you're going maybe bowling or skating with McDonalds or Frishes afterwards. But if you're rich once in a while, you take in a movie at the Translux or Cinemas over in Louis- ville with maybe Kingfish before or afterwards. At Silver Creek you see two kinds of daters, the kind that date only one person the whole year and the one who has a different flame every week or so. Did you fall into one of these categories this year? ABOVE: Gary Stewart and Jill Pennington enioy tiiceys together during the sectional at Madison. LEFT: 'iProperty of Greg. Evidently Donna's coll did the trick, and Greg picked her up after school.

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22 3W Diana Montgomery and Joe Fitler stop and sit on the wall in Speed Park . . . a perfect place to dis- cuss the problems of a the world. Larry Stephenson and Vivian Stofts. I Eddy Spencer and Patty Meredith.

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mmmmmmwmsmemm 24 Hard work and sweet 90 into preparation for sports competition and this year all our athletes worked hard to finish the year with most squads improving over last year. The first sport of the year, cross country, had one of its best years in Silver Creek history t33-7l. The tennis team ended up a losing season with a record of two wins and eight losses. The female athletes began the year with volleyball and acquired a record of 6 and 8. Basket- ball, the big sport, at SCHS, was next on the list. The boys varsity improved greatly over last year and completed the season with an even record of 10 and 10 with a loss at the sec- tional. The girls fared better with a winning season of 8 and 5. Rounding up the sports year was girls' and boys' track, golf, and baseball. The girls had a rather disappointing track season overall but many runners will be back next year to boost the experience of the team. Boys' track season was a losing one with the highlight of the season being the breaking of the school's record for the mile by Kenny Ehringer. This year was not one of their better years for the baseball team but came out with a presentable record of 15 and 1 1. Everyone works hard for their particular sport and when you don't win you are disap- pointed. This year all the athletes as a whole kept up their spirit and never quit even when they lost. And for all of us but the seniors, there is always next year to try again. r;