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

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Spirit week pep sesSions at Silver Creek consisced of class skits, club skits, and competition cheers to decide h which class could oubyell the other,- and which had the most spirit. The juniors won the spirit stick twice, the Sophomores three times, and the over- all Spirit Award was tied by the Sopho- h mate and Senior classes. The usual daily clothing was very unusual. On hFar-out Dayf one would find people dressed like Groucho Marx; h or a gangster. On Nifty-Fifties Dew? boys came dressed as Fonzie of Happy r e Day? and the girls dressed in ponya, tails, long skirts, letter sweaters, Saddle oxfords, and red lipstick. On ?Sloppy Da ; some of the students arrived! Y , with holes in skirts, mismatched Shoes and socks, and to everyones surprise, the office crew and some of the faculty. dressed sloppy. During the pep, classes competed e for the Tug-of-Wat championships. The juniors won both the boysh and L ' girls? championships with the nearest competitor being thefSeniors. The halls of Silver Creek were decorated with the Booster Parade theme of mov. ies. The freshman hallhs theme was 'h aws Mania? Once is no: Enoughh' trimmed the Sophomore hall. RBorn Losers filled the Junior hall: The, overall most decorative hall was the Senior hall whose theme was Return of the Dragon? h LEFT: Dtagonstein came to life to assure the death of the hometst TOP: The ladies were. foxy on nifty fifty day. MIDDLE: It was Lni'p- , - muck but the greenies eouldnht come through with a vietory, RIGHT: Steve MtCullah and Terry Purlee were cheerleaders. RIGHT: Braids and freckles are far out for freshman Barb McNeat. mu M mm

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On November 15 at approximately 12:30 in the afternoon, floats, deco- rated cars and trucks, fire engines, cheerleaders; and ballplayers began to assemble in the Silver Creek High School parking lot. Our school band swung into formation and last minute decorations were painted or taped into place. a The 1975 Booster Parade was about to begin. At 1:00, the band struck up The Charlestonli and the parade began. The bright, sunny day created a perfect setting for this yearis parade. Movie titles were applied to the floats decorations. Everything from l'Born Losersil to Return of the Dragon was in evidence. The sophomore float, Once is not Enough? took first place in the float competition. Clubs, cheerleaders, and people juSt like you and I decorated cars and trucks to show their support for the team. After the paradels conclusion students and adults alike returned to the school gym for the Mini Olympics. Silver Creekzs Mini Olympics consisted of 3- legged races, egg throws, potato sack races and a tug-of-war in which the Deb-u-teens were victorious over the Deb-ettes. It was a great day for a parade, a perfect ending for spirit week and a super lead-in for the opening tip- off against Henryville. RIGHT: The sophomore float won the top award prize. TOP: The frosh float Hang 'Em Highil was crowded with greenies. TOP LEFT: John Fromme was all spirit during the season. TOP RIGHT: junior workers sit in the hornet graveyard. LEFT: Players rode the fire engine during the parade. - -