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

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Bev Adams was the center of attention as she came on the stage to display to the audience her sewing creation, a dress. mdswgsmm-a- Maria Broadus parades across the stage Lou Ann Stouffer beams as as she shows off the tennis outfit she her name is announced by made in the Home Ec. sewing class. the commentator to display her dress.

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.w-r On May 4, 44 brave Silver Creek Students gave the gift of life by giving blood when the Red Cross Blood Mobile stopped at SCHS for its annual May visit. This turnout was the best in S.C.'s history according to Mr. Beyl. The principal also added that although Silver Creek had its best turnout, it lost the contest between the various Clark County high schools. Participation of donars at the other high schools was a lot better than at Silver Creek with Clarksville having 130 volun- teers, Charlestown 131, and Borden with 66. Why do some people allow their very own blood to be taken from their bodies? Everyone has their own individual reasons, but Junior Pat Broadus donated his blood because he thought it might help him lose a little weight. Senior Sam French gave for the noble reason, I answered the Red Cross' call for help. Those of us who grow deathly ill at the very sight of blood will always have a great admiration for those brave souls who gave on May 4. Senior Sam French watches his life pass rapidly before him as the nurse prepares to insert the needle into his vein for the blood donation. t Wm TOP: Junior Teresa Dobbins lies quietl as the nurse reads her blood pressure before the actual b ood donation takes place. ABOVE: Senior Bruce Reiger gives the nurse vital medical information at one of the stops in the blood donation process. 23

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The Look of '77 was the theme of the Home EC. Fashion Show this year. 45 students from one senior class and 3 sophomore Classes participated. Sears sponsored the show by supplying the shoes and accessories that were worn. Both male and I I female students modeled clothes FaShlon' which they themselves had made during the year. The show took place in the school gymnasium on May 16th at7200PM. steve Mosleyassisted by Home Economics students bring I i th i dJ R' b , 51:3 3: cfmmaf; oyce 'g5 y Sllver Creek the nLook of 577,, Sandy Jameson proceeds to leave the stage Fashion shows are not the sole property of after showing her latest design in dress- the females. Boys are also enrolled in making. sewing and Lloyd Campbell displayed the t shirt he sewed all by himself.