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

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A full house was a sight for sore eyes at the New Alban y Sectional. The Section- al always draws a large turnout of Sil- ver Creek students and alumni. The Dragon has always been the school's trusty symbol. Spirit chants were plentiful at the Sec- The fans at softball games were small tional Championship against New Alba- in number but large in school spirit. ny. ?ih, Sports Ki 25

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ver the past few years, fan support for Silver Creek ath- letic teams has dwindled from a huge sold out crowd to a small group of devoted students and alumni. However, this small group still stays loyal to its school, through thick or thin. Girlsi track and cross coun- I believe they are just passing the time. - Elaine Losey try teams may have a small de- voted crowd to Cheer them on, but girls, basketball is another story. Although a few fans do show up for the games, they very seldom do more than sit and gossip with their friends. As Elaine Losey, soph., said, uWhen it comes to girls' bas- ketballtgames, I don't think the crowd is backing the team. I believe they are just passing the time. In the distant past, seats at varsity basketball games were Not all the SC fans were dormant, as shown here by Steve Wilder, jr., who dances with the cheerleaders on nu- merous occasions. On the left, he boo- gied with the freshmen cheerleaders, and on the right with the varsity squad. The gym was packed full of wild and screaming fans during the sectional game against New Albany. hard to come by, and front row seats were worth millions to the fans. But now, it is a good year if twenty front row seats are filled. And the fans that do show up are, from outward ap- pearances, either too sophisti- cated or too bored to actually Cheer their team on. Claudine Eldridge, sr., hit the bullseye when she said, iiThe fans have their own reasons for attending the games. They come for the latest gossip, not to support their team. They should worry more about the action on the floor than they do about how they look or the lat- est rumors. By Drew Wessel

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