Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Spare Minutes Are Packed with Fun and Cheerleaders Debbie Allen and Cathy Shuler keep the outside school bulletin board up to date. Stephanie Jacob, Jack Rutherford and Sandy Cook ingham enjoy some grapes from the Fruit-O-Matic To construct: a pyramid. Whether these seniors are their athletic prowess is doubtful, but the result was building a solid geometry project or demonstrating an inextricable heap of tangled seniors. 10

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Floats, Conquering Gridmen, and Spirited Fans Seniors'float was a red and white house. Happy homecoming queenAnita Castetter enters the gym decorated for the soc-hop following the game. The entry of the junior class in the float contest was Victory is Hours, a large clock with a Quaker represented on its face.

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Excitement Both in and out of School PHS is not all studying and drudg- ery. It is also happy, lively fun. Lighter moments of school life include field trips, which are both en- tertaining and educational, hikes to as- semblies, and impromptu student gatherings between classes. After school hours we might be seen socializing at the Ranch, attending unbelievably crowded pitch-in dinners before ball- games, or staying awake until the wee hours at a slumber party discussing any- thing and everything. We may also, with a little luck, have dates. PHS'ers can be observed doing every- thing from compiling detailed research in the Public Library to executing various rough-and-tumble gymnastics or plummeting with wild abandon down snowy hills in the winter. We at PHS mix amusement and diversion with work to round out our schedules and our lives. Dinah Dees and Steve Hall enjoy jumping and executing different stunts on Steve's trampoline. 11 These girls, like many PHS'ers congregate at the Ranch to get a Coke or just see friends and talk.