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

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GIVING HER TIME to future SC Cheerleaders is soph. Krista Bartley, captain of the JV cheerleading squad. The cheerleaders helped area girls in the third through eigh th grades with their routines during a summer clinic. CROSSING THE FINISH LINE for a first place victory at the St. X Invitational Tiger Run at Seneca Park is sr. Neil Crouse, 1988 cross country sensation. Neil led the team to first place finishes in the sectional, regional, and semi- state. Running with a stress fracture in his foot, Neil placed 4th in the state finals, with the team ending the season being 6th in the state.

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---...d ! gt...------e O .I ednesday, The business law abilities by baking and M arch 8, class got to see a real tasting. 1989. trial, and the biology A big plus to Silver Dear Diary: I'm sur- classes performed an Creek is the teachers! prised how well this ecological study at wouldn't want to learn ---------eee------eh school year has been Muddy Fork. if they didn 't inspire going for me. The peo- Hands-on experi- me. Come to think of it ple are great, there '5 al- ence seems to help stu- . . . Silver Creek is a ways something to do, dents learn. Science really wonderful in ev- and my Classes are classes work in labs, ery aspect of looking even interesting, espe- and the home ec Class- at it, including academ- cially field trips. es rate their cooking ics. I eeda INVESTIGATING various colleges at the New Albany college fair is Matt Koerber, fr., who realizes that it '5 never too early to start thinking about col- lege. EXPERIENCES ABROAD give Mrs. Evelyn Heiligenberg, Spanish teacher, the edge on teaching the language and cultures of Spain and Mexico. Mrs. Hei- Iigenberg and twenty-three of her stu- dents traveled to Mexico over Spring Break.

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in or lose, givi n g 10070 is the top priority to all SC ath- letes. Early in the year, the effort paid off for the boys' cross coun try team. After sweeping victories in the sectional, regional, and semi-state, the team ended the season with a 6th place finish in the state finals, led by sr. Neil Crouse, who placed 4th in- dividually. The freshman and J V basketball squads won their holiday tournies, adding to the taste of Vic- tory at SC. Two sopho- mores, Scott Jones and Mickey Gedling, were vot- ed on the All-Tourney team after the varsity holi- day tourney. SHOOTING ENTHUSIASTICALLY af- ter winning a point during tennis prac- tice are sophs. Russell Balmer and Mike MCDiII, members of the JV tennis team. Aerobic training was part of the 10075 commit- ment of some spring ath- letes in order to get in shape for the season. Whether winning or los- ing, all the athletes gave their 10096. Come to think of it . . . SC sports are always ready to give other schools fierce competi- tion. Sports Divider