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

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Whitesnake was one of the many bands that came to Louisville. Students often buy CDts of the latest recordings and concert memorabilia. DIVE RIGHT IN! r The term couch potato is definitely not in Amy and Tara Whitlatchts vocabulary. These two 6 sisters are very active in swimming. an They belong to the West Clark 3d, Swim Team and the Riverside Swim Club in which they swim several different events. Tara usually competes in freestyle while Amy prefers the butterfly. The competitions are held mainly :e at the Sellersburg Pool and New , Albany High School. At least eight meets are scheduled for them at each club. mg ml

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Senior Review tStrugglest with few participants On Monday. February291h.thc 88 edition 0f1he Senior Revue performed for the student body. The show consisted ofeight acts including two heavy metal bands and various solo acts. ttAxtcm and ttRuinc rocked down the house with many popular rock tunes. Tracy Sumner. with the aid of Erika Reyman.jr:. sang We Belong. Also performing was Kevin Beck. who portrayed Saturday Night Livets famous Church Lady. Concerts Rock N Roll into Louisville Area As always, concert were an important p of student life in the 88 school year. Amo the many headliningi acts to appear in the Louisville area were: Bon Jovi, Whitesnakt Motley Crue, ACtDC Alice Cooper, Fleetwood Mac, Kiss. Pink Floyd, Alabama and Hank Williams,J Two of our very 0W tCreekers, Shannon Potts and J ason Voyles, had front roxx seats at the Motley CruetWhitesnake show, and got backstage to meet Tommy Aldridge, Whitesnakets drummer. Darin Gettelfmger. one of the Aerosmith concert goers, commented, ttThey had a bad stage andp on an awesome show. Doug Conroy, soph added, ttHe put on a 1 hell ofa show for someone whots over 40? de W1 Joe Perez, soph., Otsis 0f the many Christian Metal fans exclaimed. Sm ttThe Lord really 0 touched me at the g: Stryper concert? pp Matthew Raush, soph., replied, ttAlice at Cooperts stage show Al was awesome, he hun; 2'1. himself, tooV by Troy Comptt

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28 Dancing and Cruising Highlight Teen Night Life! Nightlife . . . the exciting part of everyone,s life. S.C. students find many different ways to occupy their busy weekend nights. Activities range from sitting at home watching rental movies to going to the latest clubs across the mighty Ohio. Others spend as much as $5.00 to see a movie at the Cinemas while some just fill up the gas tank and cruise the New Albany floodwall or the Scottsburg MacDonaldts. Playing basketball at the elementary schools and maybe visiting the U. of L. planetarium to listen to upbeat music are still other possibilities to fill the weekend hours. Teens from metropolitan Louisville could be seen at the new club, ttThe Maze? where you could dance until 1:30.