Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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in Spring Musical ''We've got trou- ble ! exclaim Kar- leen Frakes and Susan McMahan. Brenda Wagner, as Marian Paroo, returns to find her library disrupted. Winthrop Paroo, played by Dwight Edwards, isn't worried about his lisp now. Who me? Yes, I'm Marcellus Blacksmith. Says Tom Dick. 15

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 Seventy-Six Trombones Dominate Production Got a problem Mister Mayor? Mayor Terry Toon is obviously concerned about his town's future. Say Ahl Cathy De- long opens wide as she sings dur- ing the musical. This group of stubborn lowans seem to be discussing something. Could it be a boys band? Seventy six trombones led the big parade, with a hun- dred and ten cornets close at hand. Yes, Meredith Wilson's Music Man had come to PHS. Under the direction of the chorus teacher, Mrs. Mueller, Junior Rachel Maxwell, and Senior Martha St. John, the two act musical was performed three times for the public with the parts of Harold Hill and Marian Paroo played by Senior Tom Moore, and Sophomore Brenda Wagner. Although late and numerous rehearsals sometimes made the actors look at the academic world through sleepless eyes, PHSers answered the call of 1967's Music Man. Yes friends, you've got trouble here in River City, says Music Man Harold Hill portrayed by Tom Moore. 14

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Holiday Atmosphere Surrounds PHS King Jerry and Queen Sherry preside over Mistletoe Ball festivities. Candidates for the Christmas dance are: Seniors Greg Conwell and Jill McCart, Juniors Dave Petty and Chris Gentry, Sophomores Larry Berte and Penny Gerdts, Seniors Jerry McCollum and Sherry Ginn, queen coronator Peggy Kellum and escort Jon Cave, Sophomores Rose Ann DeLois and Dale Fischer, and Juniors Kathy Robbins and Keith Trent. January 1, 1967 Santa Claus North Pole Hey, this one rottlesl soys Junior Stanley Walton to Senior Richard Henthorn as they check out the packages under the tree in the lobby. Dear Santa Claus, I am a Plainfield High School student writing to tell you all about the Christmas season at PHS. Student Council helped create the mood as they deco- rated trees in the lobby and cafeteria. Even the students took part in the decorations as they painted the windows in classrooms. I thought you had already come when the door of the teacher's lounge opened and I spied all those goodies lying on the table! The night before you made your annual run, Public Service was all aglow with the Mistletoe Ball , sponsored by the Yearbook Staff and FHA. It was quite a sight to watch the action under the mistletoe from Jerry McCollum and Sherry Ginn after they had been crowned Mistletoe King and Queen. Brenda Trent's house was the scene for all senior girls when they had their traditional holiday dinner and gift exchange. While you were back at the North Pole preparing for next year the Quakers were tangling with Brownsburg for the Holiday Tourney title. But to our disappointment, the Quakers were put down 61—63 in the final game. Despite the defeat, however, it was generally a great Christmas for PHS'ers. A PHS Student P.S. Santa, you did look an awfully lot like Senior Tom Dick when you visited the Fabric Shop! 16