Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

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1978 PROM COURT: Front Row — Ken Kaluzny, Sheila Wall. Sherri Parks. Keith Bolte. Back Row — Queen Julie Rundle. King Terry Collins. Shelley Christian and Mark Houck were among the couples at the Prom. Randy Winkles and Torey Mathias dance at the Prom. Dale Tasharski and Teresa LcGrand sit one out at the Prom. unLoz± (io[A 1978 Pzom in “Ship of Dreams,” the Junior-Senior Prom, was held Saturday, May 6 from 8:30-11 p.m. in the PHS cafeteria. The theme song was Kenny Nolan’s “I Like Dreaming.” Music was provided by Straight No Chaser. Ann Hennings (left) and Cindy Bray share a laugh at the Prom. Cindy Crandall and her date pose for the photographer at the Prom. 29

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Julie Pirc (left) and Beth Meditz were among the freshmen who helped at this year’s Prom. Sandy Moree and her date pose for a yearbook photographer while waiting to have their formal Prom picture taken. Kirk Yates and Jill Leiser enjoy a romantic moment at the Prom. Sophomores Pam Korn and Pat Lantz distribute favors and pro- grams at the Prom. Mary Bragg’s date spots the photographer before she does. 28

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 Stud nt;± ta(zz t(ii The French classes traveled to Europe to tour France during Easter vacation to enjoy eight days of sightseeing, shopping, and sampling French cuisine. The tour included four days in Paris, and four days visiting various points of interest in France. There were 24 students and 13 parents from Plain- field on the trip, which was arranged and planned by Mrs. Kirby. tzcfi oj- a Highlights of the trip included an evening cruise on the Seine, a tour of the Abbey at Mt. St. Michel, and a tour of the famous chateaux country. Many attended services on Easter Sunday at Notre Dame Cathedral, and later toured the city seeing such sites as the Eiffel Tower, the Arch of Triumph, Monte- marte, and Sacre Coeur. FRENCH VACATIONERS — From Row Brenda Frazier. Loretta Ardaugh. Rosemarie DiGiovini. Lisbeth Robinson. Jill Labbe. Lori Labbe. Tammy Lutler. Karen Andreae. Back Row Keith Kopec. Steve Kaluzny. Mary Jordan. Kathy Rife. Sue Talarico. Deb Hert. Jody Karpel. Julie Harshbarger. Dale Howen. Renee Zeller. Sheryl Schwab. Lyndell Gullickscn. Mrs. Kirby. Not Pictured— Shirley Bernier. Steve Dowdy, Lynn Jones. Joel Lichtenwalter. Tammy Plut practices hairstylingon Darci Carlino — a new look? Clara White talks with an Army recruiter during the Career Night program. To give Plainfield High School students a better opportunity to learn about careers, the Guidance Department held a Career Night Program March 8 in the PHS cafeteria. The program included many representatives from various occupations who gave students information on specific careers. They explained about the job itself, the necessary training or education needed, the advantages and disadvantages of the job. the jobs available, and the possibilities of advancement in the occupation as a career. Some of the fields covered were airline careers, architecture, banking, hair styling, pharmacy, chem- istry, dental and medical careers, law, secretarial work, law enforcement, child care, graphic arts, vend- ing machine repairs, and horticulture. Four representatives from the military services and one unit from the National Guard also gave a presen- tation. The guidance coordinator from the WILCO Area Career Center also was present to answer any questions about WILCO courses for next year.