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

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Aerobics, weights. jogging. and a Hawaiian tan add UP to a perfectly 'outrazeous' physique ith the season of fun in the sun, it seems as if every student is working on perfecting their bodyls shape for the summer-wear fashions. There is a wide variety of dif- ferent methods to get in shape, whether its on your own or work- ing with another person. For junior Mark Motsinger, however, running is his way of keeping in shape. Besides running for the track team, Mark also jogs in his free time every other day. To establish balanced body weight and muscles, students may also choose to lift weights. Greg McClure, senior, keeps his body shape by pumping the iron. Keeping in shape doesnlt always mean working out. Some students their Freshman Sonja Popp refuses to drink soft Jeanie Straight is a vegetarian. closely monitor diets. drinks while senior iillm a vegetarian not only because of my religious beliefs, but because it has been proven in a study that vegetarians live an average of seven years longer than people who eat meat, concluded Jeanie. Body shape isn't all there is in- volved in seeking the iperfect, frame. The latest craze is an all year round golden tan. This is made possible by tanning beds. Fluorescent light bulbs provide ar- tificial sunlight for the look of a Hawaiian tan. ill think the idea oftanning beds is great because it gives you a chance to get a tan all year round? commented Joey Decker, junior. The limits are boundless for get- ting the old frame into shape. Whether its aerobics, weightlift- ing, or dieting, Creekers all have a variety of ways to keep their body lit and trim! By: Tammy Thompson Going the extra mile not only to keep in shape, but to practice for track is sophomore Mark Motsinger. Mark jogs in his free time every other day.

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18 Below: Pumping the iron in the gymnasium is senior Creg McClure. Lifting weights helps Greg to tone up his muscles. Right: Basking in the hartirlciar sunlight provided by fluorescent bulbs in a sunbed is junior Angie Robertson in an attempt to achieve the hperfect' tan. Right: Even wilh the temptation of three dif- ferent kinds of soda, freshman Sonja Popp can still smile and say hno' lo the caffeine filled beverages. Below: Portraying Nellie in hOnly an Orphan Girl is senior Jeanie Straight, a vegetarian, who is very active in drama.

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Below: A quiet hall in between classes pro- vides a placid atmosphere for Susan Pen- dygrafl. sr., to concentrate on her studies to maintain her C.P.A. Right: Looking over an English assignment, Michelle Lolhery, fr., utilizes her free time. Right: Taking advantage of the library1 vast amount of resources. sophomore Rid Bell leafs through an encyclopedia.