Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Activities Add to Regular School Routine Skipping out? Well, not really, but Junior Marv Fischer seems to be in a hurry as he leaves the Letterman's cheerblock during a Sectional con- vocation. Buzzin' the boppin' Burger Chef in a big bad Barracuda. Getting the shaft by a referee or getting shotdown by a girlfriend or boyfriend were the unfortunate moments of a PHSer's life. However, there were always groovy times such as moving with the beat of The Dawn Five, buzzing the chef on a boppin' night, dropping in on an open party, showing off a new B.S.A. cycle or a bad 4-speed, v-8 sports car, or just contentedly observing UFOs on a moon lit night. PHSer's activities, whether sponsored by the school or thought up by the students themselves, added life to the regular school routine. Hair raising Action B-team cheerleader Gay Pilcher looks through a hairy screen as she gets excited with the court action. This page sponsored by Doctor R. Butler Elevator Elevator we got the shaftl seems to be As- sistant Basketball Coach Don Pope's reaction to a ref- eree's decision. 6

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It was a very good year. PHS was building for the future. In the fall, sounds of construction boomed into our classrooms as we were busily getting into the daily school routine once again. Gradually winter crept up bringing Mr. Turkey into our homes, SAT exams, the semester change, and the Sectional tourney. Spirit and eagerness existed all around PHS with spirit making the present meaningful and prosperous, and eagerness seeing the future develop all about us. Because of the cold winter air, we closed our windows fading the construction tones. Then spring peeked around the corner discussing baseball, track, proms, and '500' mile auto race. Progress was more evident now and the sounds of future planning could again be detected through the warmer air. The expansion meant new educational electives, new teaching devices, and more recreational departments. It was a pro- gressive year. It was a very good year. 5

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Day is dono . . . As another school day ends, these students leave all thoughts of gerunds, theorems and numbers behind— for a while at least. Tools of the trade. Leaving their instruments behind, the Dawn 5 take a break. Laying on the sound, two members of The Dawn Five combine their voices with their guitars. Caught by the sound of The Sound, (a group composed of P.H.S.'ers) Senior Mike Hedden moves with the vibrations during an after-game soc-hop. The beat goes on as students make the most of the turn-me-on sounds at a Student-Council-sponsored soc-hop. 7