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er the year begin! 0 Silver Creek got to greet their first foreign ex- change student in six years, Tino Bjorko from Norway. 0 Five new organizations in- cluding o SADD choprer were added along with on hocriviry period during class hours. 0 The economics closses joined Junior Achievement and formed HSC seems like 0 more close-knir school now. We work together to help others. Kelli Dietrich, sr. reol companies to learn about the business world. 0 A new spirit was back that revived Powder Puff football and Project Joy, 0 school-wide effort to provide food, toys, and clothing to rhe needy. Ir's these improvements that mode the difference in '88. To- gether we were . . . Shining the Silver. ANTICIPATION. Awaiting their YUCK! Helping to initiate Deb-etlc I S I LVER award for eeYearbook ofthe Year at Dchce Phillips, fr., is Eric Koerber. I.U.S. is S.Cfs Publications Staff. jr. and Phil Hoffman, jr.
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UP UP AND AWAY. Showing thcir tremendous Class and school spirit during the annual Booster Parade are sophomore Class members: Michelle Ball, Jill Smith, April MC- Guffey, Becky Hartstern, Holly Booker, and Marla Amos. Though their float didn't place, their class did win the Powder Puff competi- tion. PRIDE AND GLORY. Accepting the first place trophy for excellence as a marching band are flag corps captain Tara Colwell, sr. and Steve Akers, jr. The band started work two weeks before school even opened and concluded their triumphant sea- son at the regionals! OUTRAGEOUS. Screaming for MADE IN THE SHADE. Warming their class are erbie Straight, up before the regional are Chip Rob- Stacy Wiseman, and Amy Smith. insont soph., and Jim Hannigan, jr.
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n... guanm ette Der, MEDIEVAL ROMANCE. Acting out the historical differences be- tween the fairy tale and realistic Middle Ages are seniors Kevin Beck and Kelli Dietrich. The presentation was one of many given by senior Honors English students in the fall. DOUBLE TROUBLE. Learning to balance her schedule between classes and htnew baby twinsh is Shannon Potts, sr. Psychology students were asked to manage ten pound hchildrenii to better understand the responsibilities of parenthood. CHAMPS AGAIN. Showing off yet another sectional trophy are the se- nior members of the boysi tennis team: Jay Schreve. Paul Eckert. Brent Grangier, Dale Conroy. Steve Brown. and Chuck Back. The boys went on to lead their team to their third regional win in a row.
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