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

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Pamie J ean Feeler Romilda Leigh Finchum Beth Ann Fischer Sondra J ean Forbes Mark Collis Fraley J r. Louis B. French J r. Daniel J oseph Freudenberg Shawn Gallman Patricia Ann ' Gater Kelly Sue Grangier Kevin Scott Grangier Kimberly L. Grangier 7' mew; CLASS 0F1982

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. L: tuna ; ii ?! ' x'F' i '1'? ' .' , A Tammy Lee Durbin Kathi Ann Eaton Dennis Perry Eckert Kimberly Diane Ehringer Daniel Keith Evans Marsha Lynn Evans Got involved Being a class leader is more than just being elected to an office. It's having a friendly personality and a desire to help which define a person's sense of leadership. Senior class vice-president Darren Bickel is one such leader. Through his involvement in a wide variety of activities and clubs, D. J. is an officer constantly in contact with his fellow classmates and their ideas. What is more, D. J . is the type of person who listened to these ideas and acted upon them. . All four years D. J . was instrumental in helping the Class of 82 to organize and construct their float for the Booster parade. His junior year he also served as junior class secretary helping to make the many fundraising activities and the prom a success. In addition to his many duties at school, D. J. works part-time at the Hamburg Convenient and Bickel's Produce. Why did he take on the added responsibility of being an officer? iiI thought it would be a lot of fun and I really wanted to get involved and help our class because itis our last year together. w m: ..: :UmrA-s -: .-m A - n s A

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From behind- the-scenes Behind every class, club, and organization at Silver Creek is a person who plans and oversees ?v activity after activity and remains a ttdoer instead h of a dreamer-despite the hardships. After three years of quiet service to her peers, senior class secretary LeAnn Bowe came from behind the scenes to help her class even more by assuming a leadership role. Not having held many offices previous to her senior year didnht slow LeAnn down. She not only took on the responsibility of secretary and the many duties that involves, but also held office in a variety of. other clubs ranging from C.Y.0. to Deb-ettes. In addition to these responsibilities, LeAnn, a member of National Honor Society, studies what she describes as ttALOT! and ranks third academically in the Class of '82. LeAnnhs achievements do not end in that leadership and scholarship; she was also honored with being a member of the Homecoming court. On week-ends, LeAnn can be found working part-time at Alexander's Gulf in Hamburg. 'I 4 ii ,1 '1 't J t . Susanna Graves David Gross Bryant Lee Haas Gregory Allen Harrell Tamara Joan Hatfield ;; Clinton Craig 1f Hawkins