Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Robert Depree Cheri Downey Mike Dove Tony Drury lanell Duncan Mike Eaton Phil Ecdes Robin Edsall Sheila Eggleton Lindsey Eller Paul Ellis Tim Evans Greg Everting Sandy Fairchild Sherry Faulkenberg Larinda Ferrell Sarah Forbert Diane Foos Tom Faust Rusty Fretz Tammy Fry Danita Frye Debora Galyan Kim Galyan Teresa Garris Jill Gee J.V. Gilbert Debra Gipson Donna Girdner Libby Givan Diana Goda Bill Goens Jennifer Goens Cindy Goss Deanna Graves Julia Gray David Green Rhonda Gregory Lisa Groninger David Groover Sherry Guess Phil Gumm Garry Griffey David Grounds George Guy Jeff Guy Dee Hale Don Hamblen Robbie Hammond 22

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Kelly Ackley Scott Agan Lisa Albertson Michele Aldridge Robin Alexander Karen Allen James Alpine Lisa Amich Cheryl Anderson Kelly Anderson Lora Arnold Lori Atkinson Mark Bade John Baker Mike Baldwin Barb Bare Leslie Barrett Tammi Baskerville Laura Beaman Sharon Blair Janet Boesch Lisa Bourdon Jeff Bowden Jeff Bowman Janet Boyer Eddie Bradley Gary Brooks Rhonda Brown Belinda Browne well Jeff Bryan Ron Bryant Marty Buis 0' Bonnie Burke Vicki Burnett Cheryl Butters Jim Cable Michelle Cahill Todd Calhoun Deraid Callahan Kathy Campbell Vicky Camptleld Donna Carr Chuck Carvey Rick Cavallero Lynne Cavett Sandi Chenowith Andrea Chilcoate Annette Christi Paul Christian Nancy Coffey Jerri Colee Sherri Colee Judy Collester Sandi Copeland David Covalt Phil Cox Deborah Craig Marla Crick Rob Curry Doug Daum Linda Davis Gay Dean Abby Deckard 21

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Coloring letters for the float skirt. Lee Ann Nay and Larinda Ferrell receive advice from Brad Saxman. Forming an assembly line, sophomores gather outside Mongan's barn to fluff flowers for their first Homecoming float. With a little teamwork, Janet Boesch, Lorraine Mongan, Lisa Hubbard and Susan McDonald convert chicken wire and tissue flowers into a phone for the sophomore float. Perched on a fence, David Covalt and Danita Frye 'keep on fluffing.' Early in September plans got under way for the first big challenge of the sophomore class-a Homecoming float. Ideas were turned in, drawings were made, and, after many consid- erations, one was chosen by the class. Things got moving then, and all month long flower folders and fluf- fers rushed to keep up with each other. As building began, the float took form and feelings of tension and pride grew in the Class of '80. Just as everyone was about to burst with the excitement, the sky did! It rained on their parade! Homecoming was delayed a week, the floats were locked away, and rumors circulated- the sophomore float had been de- stroyed by the seniors. At last Homecoming really arrived and the first sophomore effort, still intact, rolled down Main Street.