Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Dressed in school colors, (he cheer- block applauds the Quaker lineup. The varsity cheerleaders practice a new stand la take to contest. Gathering around Mr. Cherry, the girls fire up for their first Sectional game. Choruses of Hail to the Varsity re- sound through the gym (is the pep hand opens the halftime show. Head up. Jim Halstead charges onto the floor for the first home game. Leading the PHS cross country delega- tion. Bill Jackson sets the pace. Before her freestyle event. Cathy Boesch gets the feel of the water. Sideline referees Mark Clendy. Mark Larson, and Bill Edwards critique a penalty charged to the Quakers. In straw hats and jeans the majorettes gather for their halftime show. The year in sports, as usual, began with high hopes for regular season action and tourney success, particularly in football and basketball. However, as the year moved on. hopes began to fade and so did the support of many fans. By Spring Quaker athletes knew the real meaning of Red Pride—pride in your own efforts and achievements regardless of recognition from others. phs athletes develop new self-reliance 7

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 You got another penny? Demolay president Dave Newby questions a young customer along the Hall Festival Parade route. You're kidding! screeches Sherri Baldwin when Kim Hammond relates the latest gossip at the Student Council reception for new students and teachers. With a steady hand udy Da urn repairs her pardner’s cow- hoy hat before going trick or treating with OKA. Spirit of Junior Miss Heidi Johnson smiles for the audience during the Parade of Contestants. Atop the senior float. Mike Irving staples the back panel into place on the last night before judging. Leafing through the pages. Jeff Holbrook examines the set of encyclopedia that he won for the high school library. Front row center. Dave Rugen. Roger Sturm. Matt White, and Ken Moss discuss theme choices for their float. who’s who at phs 9