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

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Filling the air with their musical cheer, the band Bottom: Promoting holiday cheer, the choir sings of promotes Christmas spirit. sleigh bells and Santa Claus. 42;? .A? i '. .tl.nr.., JJM. . AA . . g... . ..,;,.- . Q: .J, reg: Arr 2:... 5K is. ,L ? x35 Drama dept. members Jeanie Straight, Jamie 3 Tungate tRaggedy Ann and Andyt and Tim Eaton tCabMam display their finery at their annual Christmas party. e Nursery Rhyme ' ,Twas the night before Christmas And all through the land Not a creature was stirring Except Drama, Choir and Band.

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Members of the boys tennis team, Paul Eckert, Tim Peters, and Mike Schutte stare on as Charlie Unkle, Jason Everett and Chris Trinkle slurp into some juicy watermelon. The Adult Booster Club honored each athletic team with a Recognition Day in the cafeteria. Below, the volleyball team is being saluted. The SC. Marching Band shows their fine form in competition. ! , , N ur sery Rhyme Biting his lip in concentration, Joe Sachleben takes careful aim at the Hoosier Heritage Days. 1,, , I A Academic success is abig part ' of life at Silver Creek High. But fun and play Are different ways That make the 'days seem to fly.