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

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18 RIGHT: Gordan Schrader Jr. work- ing on a drive shaft at the bus barn. Presser: Vocaiional class on bus repair ini+ia+ed in '76 ABOVE: Bob Koestel jr. listens to his instructor as he teaches him all about radiators in auto mechanics. RIGHT: Eddie Muncy Jr. and friend examine a motorcycle engine in Land and Marine Engines? : g gtwmwawn; v 7 A new course was initiated at Prosser Vocational School this fall. Truck and Bus Mechanics was offered for the first time and students enrolled in this course were responsi- ble for the maintenance of New Albany School systemis trucks and buses. Silver Creek had 69 students at Prosser in such classes as Heating and Air Conditioning, Trowel trades, Industrial Co-op, Food service, Transportation mechanics, Horticulture and Auto Body. It costs the school system $600 a year per student. Attending one year is equivalent to 3 Silver Creek courses. This year students were required to take a bus to Prosser for the classes which were held in the afternoon and morning. Several Silver Creek students were involved in the building trades phase of the Prosser program in which two $403350 thou- sand dollar homes were built. At the close of the 1976 school year counselors from Prosser Vocational School came to talk to SC students and to show films of the different areas of Occupations that the school offers. aoum smog; gs