Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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students experience at sock-it-to-me soc-hops Sense . . . express . . . feel . . . live . . . experi- ence!!! And that's just what PHS'ers did at '67-68 soc- hops! Flashing lights bounced off a wall of aluminum foil and reflected on moving bodies as psychedelic vibrations of The Sound echoed through the moving slides flashed on another wall. Luminous orange, green and pink designs jumped from the dark while glowing green knees, faces, hands, and hair appeared mysteriously. (They said it could be traced from the neon-green tracing powder, and the whole thing could be traced to the Psychedelic Dance!) While pictures decorated the walls, students decorated each others' yearbooks at the yearbook soc-hop and later were greeted by Sir Winston and the Commons at the homecoming dance. Yes, PHS soc-hops gave students opportunities to sense . . . express . . . feel . . . live . . . and ex- perience!! Senior Marsha Hayworth really grooves as she and another senior move with the sound of the Outcasts. A

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Our Porpoise is to Sea a Whale of a Victory was the theme navigated by the juniors. a phs homecoming ... and then the rains came The seniors blasted off with an out- of-this-world idea and came to rest on a slightly damp foot- ball field with their theme Let's get down to earth and start 'Mar- tian'to a vic- tory . flUM EPS jcASLA 6 Sophomores played the tune of 1st place with Quakers playing for a record win . Spellbound after victory— Hon Hasselman . Mum's the word for a homecoming victory.