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

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Only 15 more minutes to go until the pain is over? could possibly be the thoughts of freshman Stacy Coomer as she twists and turns. Stretching every muscle in the hu- man body was one of the goals every Monday. Wednesday, and Thursday as spring athletes worked on con- dilioning. Student Life

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Stretching their tgluteus Maximust muscles during aerobic exercises are track team members Holly Booker, soph., Tracy Martel, soph., and Amy Whitlatch, sr. Spring sports athletes use Aerobics to insure tap conditioning erobics. What do you think of when you hear I! a word? J ane Fonda and her famous high-impact wa out? Or maybe Richard Simmons dancing with bunch of fat ladies? The list goes on and on. But the one pl: I bet you never thought of was Silver Creek High School. Yes, thatts right! S.C.H.S. Every Monday, Wednesday,a Thursday, approximately 100 students and teachers part ipated in an hour session of combined low-impact and hit t impact aerobics. Anyone in the school, and a couple outsi the school, could participate in the aerobics, not just athlet Many teams took advantage of the aerobics, including! girlst tennis team, softball team, boyst and girls, track tean and the baseball team. Most of the students who participate thought that l aerobics were moderately enjoyable, partially painful, l defmitely worth the time and energy. As Tim Reiger, sop' commented, ttThey wt hard, but they were worthi Tiffany Fenwick, sow vid Fisher, jr., had a differt opinion saying, ttThey wt fun . . . if you enjoy pain! Below: Making a valiant attempt touch their toes in the early SCSSh are freshman track members!l Vcselus. Matt Reynolds. and Br don Doss. Stretching his calf muscles isb h Reynolds who throws the shot. said, ttThe aerobics were , . fun way to get in shapefT i ' 4 a $-

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Striving to reach common Goals unifies students 8: faculty re your teachers friends? Do you like them more than you let on? Lets be honest here and admit that some are great, but some really get on your nerves, right? Weire all working toward one thing . . . your education. Sit down for a moment and think: who do you like better, a strictly ilby-the-bookii teacher, someone who is laid-back, or the teacher who injects a little lstylel into hislher methods? It all depends on personal opinion because each student is motivated in a million different ways as we all struggle to reach graduation. We all have our favorites: it could be Mr. McCartin who puts terror into our homework nightmares with his lackadaisical vermin-infested wretches; or maybe its Mrs. Heil who is a tough teacher, but who also listens to the voice of reason and lets some of her classes have a few moments of freedom; or just possibly your favorite is Mr. Lewis with his low-key, but determined approach. All teachers have their moments; and, lets face it - basically theyire all really pretty decent people. Left: Dr. Cunningham, who is in his first year as principal at S.C., checks out correspondence with office sec- retary Lin Waiz. Below: Mr. Herman Miller is the superintendent of the West Clark Community School Cor- poration.