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

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'7m'! 3 i si- 1 Miss S.C.H.S. Mara Marr Mr. S.C.H.S. Tim Robinson

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Junior Class offiu-r, Carla Kamer, presents the trowns to the 1980 Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S. The Christmas dame was a 'no jeans affair' and tabovei Carey Clemmnns and his date Delana Coats and trighti Missy Beyl definitely go! out their 'lgoing-to-town outfits. RE-ESTABLISHING A TRADITION Juniors bring back the Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S. contest at Christmas semi-formal dance By Laura Steele Everyone dreams of being admired and looked up to by their fellow students. What better way is there to be noticed than by being crowned MR. and Miss S.C.H.S. The crowning of Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S. was held on December 21st at the Christmas dance. The winners were MaraCMarr, Jr. and Timmy Robinson, Sr. When asked how she felt when she won, Mara exclaimed, It was great! I was surprised, I was really happy, and it must have been luck that I won!! Timmy complimented Mara's excitement by saying, I'm glad I won, but I don't know how I was Chosen or how they even voted. I think that everyone looked up to me. Candidates for Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S. were juniors: Robbie Campbell, Kim Neville, Joe Eckert, Karen Smith, Brian Yount and Mara Marr. Seniors: Timmy Robinson, Kelly Dodds, Kirk Waiz, Kim Stinson, Mike Miller, and Linda McCulloch. At the ceremonies, each female candidate was given a red rose and Mara received eight red roses, a T-shirt that said Miss S.C.H.S. on the front and 1980 on the back and a crown. Timmy received a crown and a T-shirt that said Mr. S.C.H.S. ' Tami Smith, president of the junior class commented, I think Mr. and Miss S.C.H.S. is really a great honor for anyone who wins, because they represent the best of SC. The crowning first began in 1956. Even though S.C. keeps on 'Moving with the times' the crowning shows that traditions don't die they just linger waiting to be carried out. iii. 2' 17mm-

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- ------a The juniors discovered a method of raising money and having fun all at the same time in . . . The first haunted gym in ' By Laura Steele WaaaH Wdaaaaa! deddl That's the noise heard coming from the mouths of babes on October 30th and 3151 in the balconies 0f the gym at good ole 3 S. C. The haunted gym was the first lever' to be held at Silver Creek, and all proceeds went to the Junior's 1980 Prom fund. The amount raised was $570.00 which was considered a very good sum by class sponsors, Mrs. Linda Tucker and Mr. Terry McCartin. 'i Now don't get us wrong, Not all W ; lillVl' Right: Jrs. Jan Canada lLi and Anna Ramser lRl, await an extra ingredient that was to be entered into their cauldron at the haunted gym that was held on October 30 and 31. Above: Pete Donahue shows off his Farrah Fawcett imitation. His imitation was the first thing seen by the kids . who went through the haunted gym. Pete was the traptain for his section: The Insane Assylum. .ot'tu 'e. .1 w, itvftyjmiwry'n .. Wrw . Q-W ijkh'... Photos by Steve McCartin