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

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uesday, June 21, 1988. Dear Diary: I moved to Sellersburg, IN this summer. I can 't believe how hot and humid it is here! The last time it rained was over fifty days ago! Governor Orr has even declared Indiana a fire hazard. My new school will be Silver Creek High EXCHANGE STUDENTS were popular items this summer. French exchange student Nico- las Blank takes a bike ride with soph. Bobby Couch. Nicolas stayed with Bobby's family dur- ing the month of June. Mrs. Hunter also had an exchange student from France this sum- mer. School. I'm a little ner- vous about being the new kid. It 's not easy meeting people during the sum- mer, especially when it's this hot. Few peo- ple dare to leave their air-conditioned homes. I have met a few SC students at the Sellers- burg Pool, though. llm not used to living in a small town like Sel- lersburg. I have been here for a month now, and it isn It as dreadful here as I thought it might be. Come to think of it . . . I actually like Sel- lersburg.

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THE THINKER was completed in 1880 by French sculptor Auguste Ro- din. A copy of the statue is located in front of the University of Louisville Ad- ministration Office on the Belknap campus. The Thinker will be seen throughout the 1989 Silver Leaves to tie in with the theme, Come to think of it. Freshmen, in front of the famous mermaid on the Bloomington campus, also tend to symbolize the idea behind this book that when you think about it Silver Creek and its students really are pretty goodll We hope this book proves our point. JEFFERSONVILLE TOWNSHtP PUBLIC UBRARV JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL 557 Renz Ave. Sellersburg, IN 47172 Enrollment: 589

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IT'S A BIRD! It's a plane! It's soph. Deren Alldaffer! Deren takes advantage of the cool wa- ter at the Sellersburg Pool in an attempt to excape from the summer drought. AFTER SPENDING hours on the courts conducting a tennis clinic, Sonya Popp, sr., and Monica Hostetler, jr., use the last bit of their energy to carry the ball hoppers off the courts. WORKING UP A S WEA T, jr. Drew Wessel finds it worth- while to earn a salary at Sellers- burg L umber despite the scorching summer heat and hu- midity. ; W. h t. w : h :02.