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

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Sr. Tom Vick mpper Iem finds that privacy can't always be found out in the country. Sr. Tim Wildman above, and lem forgets life's pressures as he amuses himself in the basement of his Hamburg home.

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'1 Fr. John Booher wpper Iem has a unique interest in animals and one day wants to be a game warden. Jr. Grover Cline menten, an FFA member, wishes to become a farmer. Jr. Mike French Uower lem wants to grow up to be just like Bob Shaw, a bum. Sr. Debbie Staton got first-hand experience as a business person when she worked as a cashier at the Hamburg Convenient.

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Fr. Mark Spencer trighu finds solitude in the locker room during the halftime of one of the Freshmen's basketball games. Jr. Lori Stouffer tupper left and abovet keeps to herself in the privacy of her home. AL ONE A GA IN, NA TURALL Y By: Kevin Hughes Through the years as time has made your life more and more com- plicated, your personal privacy has become a true commodity. Your friends, family, and that special someone have all pitched in to make your time alone rare indeed. But when you've had that precious time to be by yourself what have you done? Listened to records, watched T.V., or just taken a drive? Do you ponder, praise, or down grade your accomplishments in private? Are you subdued or outgoing? Are you a different person in private than when you're in the public eye? Does the real you come out? You are the only one who can answer these questions. You,re the only person who knows the private you-the real you. As long as you live, no matter where you are or what you're doing, your privacy is yours, and that's the special part of you that no one can ever take away.