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

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Members of the Homecoming Court are: front, U-d senior Missy Smith, junior Kim Snider, senior Mary Beth Haas. and senior Angela Fralezz back freshman Christy Densford. senior,.T-lomecomiug Queen. Lisa Gray, and Sophonxore Lisaffurner. . m..$ Senior queen candidate Angela Fraley escorted by Senior queen candidate Mary Beth Haas escorted All smiles during the ceremony. senior queen Keith Adams. by Todd Beyl. candidate Missy Smith escorted by Albert Eckert. l9

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'-.Qe , at Dr hham' .- Thrilled to death to be waiting In the lunch line are froah Deanna Crow and Klm Deutsch as they wait for change from cashier, Mrs. Naugle. Not too shab, and ilAn amazing improvement over last year were some of the comments pertaining to the complete turn-around which .occurred in the cafeteria this school year. A mural of a dragon on the back wall. An a la carte e new lunc now people have a c . , more. w A Juke Box, at Silver Creek? Past Alumnl may be heard exclalmlng as they enter the school's cafeteria to the tune of Ray Parker Jr's Another Woman and Air Supply's The One That You Love. Soph. Andy Geary is trying to decide what hls final selection will be before the lunch period ls over. Ham Time!, line where you really got a choice. A juke box cranking out loud vibrations during meal time. All were new innovations tried by the administration in an attempt to get students to stay in the cafeteria. And it WORKED. There were more than five times the number of students eating at school over last year. Many days students out on the second bell had to play iihunt a chair before they could consume their calories for the day. Silver Creek is one of the only high schools in the area with an open campus policy during the noon hour. However, with these new improvements, many students decided that it was better right here lat the Creek.' wummuon r' ,. 4.: nun: I. e g .- a :- ; ' rah 21