Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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The faces of PHS Indicate the extent of Serious involvement in Academic pursuits, Extra-curricular events As students gain more Freedom to determine Their courses of study

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A little the worse for wear after the hot gradu- ation exercises, Gary Sutton stands in line to get his long awaited diploma. “I’m a reformed man!” swears sr. Barrv Phillips trying to impress sr. Melissa Lewellyn in the fall musical Guys and Dolls. Inspecting his negatives, jr. Jim Leonard works on his term project for the new photography class. A physical interpretation of an abstract idea leads jr. Lise Thomas and sr. Tammy Trittschuh in two separate directions in drama class. Keeping her eye on the liquid level, sr. Debbie Corcoran enjoys the last chemistry experiment of the year. Vindictively spraying their government teacher, Mr. Krinhop, srs. Ginger Rees and Mark Sinders take advantage of the student councils jail at Field Day festivities. 4

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Participating in the sectional pep session, Mr. Steve Burlingame struts onto the gym floor in the guise of a Plainfield Quaker. A handshake accompanies the key to the city given to Forrest Tucker by Ted Pollion, president of the town board, during halftime at the Speed- way football game. Loyalty becomes apparent as Red Pride fans sit in the rain to see the last home game of the 1972 football season. Helping to cut down the sectional nets, Superin- tendent Roger Sturm can’t contain his pleasure at PHS’s twelfth title. Ringing the refurbished victory bell, Mr. Ed Whalen presents it to the students of PHS. 6