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

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Cress eemtry IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII U11 derclassmen carry burden - The boysh cross country team started an uphill battle this season after losing its top runners to graduation. By the end of the season, things were steadily going down hill. The male harriers accounted for only two Victories in dual meets. Borden was the first victim of the squad and the Mustangs from New Washington were the second. In trivmeets, the Dragons defeated two out of four squads they faced, those being Clarksville and Providence. The Dragon squad was not too impressive in Invitationals either. Their highest finish came at the West Clark Invitational where they placed third. The North Harrison Invitational was the worst showing for the harriers where they finished in the 14th position. Coach john Bradley stated, Lack of leadership was a large factor in this years squad. With only two seniors on the team, the underclassmen had to carry the burden. Receiving the Most Valuable Runner award was sophomore Eddie Members of the boysh cross country team are 00: Row 1 Tadd Bailey jeff Sierera, Steve Fry, H J Eddie Dailey, Brent Richardson, iMark Thompson, Jeff Barnett, and mgr. Joe Dickerson. Raw 2 Coach john Bradley, Todd Richardson, Steve Campbell, Phil Eckerr, jeff Hollkamp, Craig Boggess, Darrin Erwin, Paul Hinton, and Tim Edwards. a wx6$yih 1:; J19 w a . TT Ra E f . .. 71 aka A t, ' 71 Left: Pushing himself past the limit for the blue ribbon is junior Todd Richardson. 25

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Athletehs View Nor many team members worked hard this season. Darrin deserves a lot of credit. He really worked on his times. Paul Hinton, senior Top: Trying to stay ahead of the competition is senior jeff Hollkamp. Above: At the Ivy Tech cross country course, sophomore Eddie Dailey dashes through a Clearing. Left: A pack ofS. C. barriers H'd: Mark Thompson, jeff Hollkamp, jeff Barnett, Paul Hinton, and Darrin Erwin, scurry on toward the finish line.

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