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

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ttElmer Gantry? a musical satire on Evangelists, was viewed by the seni- ors at the world famous Fordts The- ater. Brown studies-on ,, names etched War Memorial. t Members of the t Class of 88 gath- ; ered at Grantts Me- i morial in front of the Capitol to have t their group picture taken for all time. Each senior re- I ceived a copy ofthe t print. t Student Life L

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Washington trip definitely Fast-paced but full of great memories A O. m n April 21, 90 seniors rose before the sun did headed for Washington D.C. for the trip of their agenda Thursday ...... left S.C. at 5:10 am. 9:30 pm. night tour ofthe Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials. Friday ....... group picture. Washington Cathedral, viewed Elmer Gantry at the famous Ford's The bus ride took 13 hours and for some, was a little too for comfort. Once arriving, each day was mapped outs: dents could maximize their time in our nations capital tourists also saw two plays including the Broadway hit in ttCats? Tina Bjarko, who was in the front row, got a plet surprise dance down the aisle with one of the ttcatsf commented, ttI was shocked, but it was fun? During thev free time available, seniors visited Georgetown, checkedm Theater. Saturday, i , .White House, the Natl. Zoo, and the Vietnam Memorial. Sunday . . V . Arlington. and ' C 'i n . . . . Monday ...... Cagiiouour,p.a.x., numerous Smithsonian exhlblts, and caught up on ski Tuesday , . ,, ,,E2338Y'g5c9515 sleep. A small group talked with nuclear war protestant pm. on the sidewalks across from the White House whileot visited the campaign headquarters of presidential cand'l J esse J ackson and George Bush. ttOzQ' a top D.C. bandJ at a dance on the final: Sharon Broady said, ttFt first time we really can gether as one? S.C. ist the few schools left to can a senior trip. Paul Eckem cluded, ttNo one should: it? h Chris Beck verbally ttduked'n with a Bible fundamentalism preaching across from thei House. Their argument drew: crowd. Placing a wreath in honor oil! known soldiers at Arlington is: point of the trip. Officers Lisa, Dawn, and Kim performed tht mony Sunday afternoon. Driver of Bus 1 was the two national coach rodeo cham: tBeanyi Smith. ; 30

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Providing the decorations in the room of freshman Eric Taylor is this collection of grotesque and gruesome artifacts. Eric is an avid fan ofterror novelist Stephen King which ex- plains Ericls taste for things a little out-of-the-ordinary. Bottom: Trudg- ing on in the endless search for the time capsule buried by Mrs. Richar- sonls class in 1980just outside Stout are seniors Brian Martin, Mike Shields, and Pat Wentworth who watch as Mary Smithdoes all of the x digging. Adding 'spice to life! Different activities are explored W hat do you consider to be out-of-the-ordinary? H ing a Sprite instead ofa Coke with your lunch? Well, for so brave souls at S.C. it definitely goes beyond that. For sen' Steve Harmon and Kyle Eisert climbing mountains i strange, itls their hobby. Often seen at Louisvillels Chero ; Park, they give new meaning to the term tlwalking on ,1 edge? Eric Taylor, fr., has decided to find more friends, he doesnlt have to look past his bedroom. This avid StepI King fan has three skulls among his numerous terror nov To some this may sound strange, but at the Taylor house,' just the norm. How would you like to own your ownp tation as a senior? Shannon Potts, sr., is the master of her coconut plantation in Costa Rica. It was given to her by grandmother. Have you ever llshowedll a horse? Junior I tie Haas does as she en her horse in many shows adds that both she and horse have stubborn str which sometimes cla Freshman Dusty Powell I be the youngest in his faII but he gets along great I his two older sisters who i become country music I sonalities. So, you see, thI definitely more tlout-of-I ordinaryll at S.C. than y drink selection. h Tiffany Fenwick is the human for white pigeons during hert the European continent.