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

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Many points made the 1985 school year Not J ust Another Dragon Tale his is the story of a small school and its 529 students set in the midst of a growing community by the name of Sellersburg. Their tale is primarily a happy one, but yet, touched with moments of melancholy as all good stories must be. Silver Creek is the name of the school and its inhabitants are often- times labeled as ttMighty Dragons? tMightyt describes, not only the athletes of the school twho well deserve the titlehbut also the clubs, organizations and extra-curricular activities its students are involved in. The publications department, as the official author of this historical tale, hopes this 192 page narrative adequately recalls the past year. In many ways, it was just the same. as the past 59 years; but, in just as many other ways, our latest story is a lot different. For instance, the participa- tion of the girls? cross country team in the state finals, the 7 period day and the new computer literacy class. Yes, our 1985 epic was definitely ttNot Just Another Dragon Tale . 9 M. g . . ' 8 ' $3 ' I.?ys 9.: 1' 19:... ., r ! ; F, 'gnishidg' first in the :5 q awaitgwidg 'uthem Conferenderrf Libby.C9 's I'i'vegr't for the'finish line. The female barriers attended ' the Indiana state meet in Indianrpolis for the ' Untangling the mystery of computer literacy first time in the history of:S.C.'ath1etids. 5t . sophs. Terry Coats and Rusty Carver work f , u' 3' 9 9 ,9 ' . ' ' v. s i together with the Turtle Trot program. J , 'w';4.j '9 I

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Nursery Rhyme Little Boy Blue Come show your support. The crowdts in the stands The players on the court. Who are the fans That show the most spirit? Supporting the Dragons, Come on, letts hear it!