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

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Above right: Would you like to fly away with me in my beautiful balloon? That's the question that Jr. ,Jerry Kime is waiting for some lovely lady to answer. But Stacey Mosley seems very pessimistic about her answer, as Srs. Alan Cook, Richard Abernathy. Jr. Jon Hendren and brother, Scott stand as her bodyguards. The balloon race was part of the Harvest Homecoming festivities. Right: These students are building up their Hspirit in a pyramid. Pictured row 1 tL to Rt are: Mark Carrier, Christa Wicker. Deanna Warren, Jan Canada. Delana Coats. Stephanie Shinn and Donna Evans. Row 2 - Britt Meland, Daren Bickel. Denise Stinson. Amy Stokes, and Carla Kamer. Top Row - Karen Adams, Gayle Patterson. Tammy White, and Tami Smith.

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By: Donna Stone, Section Editor This unique section of the yearbook is entitled Student Life, dedicated to you the students, who make Silver Creek what it really is, G-R-E-A-TH Your personalities which come alive in the next few pages along with your interest, achievements, and activities that you participated in throughout the year, combine to form the complete personality of Silver Creek. As you thumb through these pages, forget about the trials and tribulations of a normal school day and reminisce about the fun-filled life that exists after 3:00. This part of the yearbook recalls those entertaining hours as it highlights the activities that made the 1978-79 school year distinct. Left: Kim Grangier, Frosh., and Judy O'Brien, Frosh. Below: Russell Smith. Frosh 17

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by Donna Stone Tests, homework, pop quizes, and Senior Math! These are just a few aspects of a student's life from 8:30 to 3:00. But is there life after 3:00? That's when the student's outside life actually begins and the hassles of readin, ritin, and rithmetic are far behind them. Students find numerous ways to forget schoolwork. Working for extra money is one way of spending their spare time. As one student said, ttWorking keeps me out of trouble at home because Pm always busy. Other male students find great satisfaction in being members of the Hot Rod Association, and keeping their cars spiffy. Who could forget those booming Saturday nights which wouldn't be alive, without buzzing Frisch's or McDonaldis? Working, four wheeling, buzzing Frisch's, intramurais, and just having fun are all ways that S.C. Students par- ticipate in to enjoy their after-hours life. .T' : n'Evhi. ... ' V y i? Wt'nr Left: The 4-wheei fever has struck these students as they Hwheei-n-woller in the mud at their farm in Memphis. Pictured are Sr. Danny Curtis and brothers. Above Right: Service with a smile , is the expression on Jr. Sandy Hawkins' face as she performs her duties after school at Burger Queen. Above Left: Making last minute preparations seems to be the theme of the Hot Rod Association , as they get ready for the Booster Parade. Row 1 iL to Rt: Sr. Gordon Strom and Sr. Greg Miller. Row 2: Jr. Dave Benson, Sr. David Wahl. and Greg Taylor. 19