Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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An overwhelmed Shell ) Brown accepts her Home- coming crown from Mr. Jackson as the crowd of friends bo»er around. Junior, Jenny Morton adds a flash of color to the soon-to-be winning float. The traditional Homecoming half-time show would not ha»e been complete without the sounds of the Red Pride Marching Show band and Hag C'orp's presentaiton of the colors. Diligently sewing for the senior cause. Susan Pe- ters and Pam I ill) aid in the construction of the satin pillow float base. 27

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Junior Debbie Ferrell veils encouragements to teammates from the sidelines. Bring chased by the junior team. Annette West carries the ball for the awesome seniors. Power (rough) puff Football Brings Out Beast While the usual football squad consists of big burl “creatures, the football team which took to the field on No». 2 was made up of sweet mannered girls, an idea soon proven wrong from the moment the clock started to run down. Many practices held previous to the game brought out the un- tamed “beast in every player. To start off the intriguing event, the frosh and soph girls went at it savagely for a 2-quarter length battle. I he sophs trium- phantly took the game 20-0. While this game had the crowd on the edge of their seats, the mood was nothing to be compared with the emotions and spirits that arose during the junior and senior girls’ in Everyone clash. To begin the game, the lineup for both teams was announced: the excitement which had built up among the girls for the momen- tous occasion began to erupt into cheers. The juniors’ first touchdown was consid- ered meaningless by the seniors (for some reason , until their own touchdown was called back. The juniors added to their tally with another T.D. later in the game. The seniors then scored a second T.D. The joy that the senior girls expressed was soon haulted when it, too. was called back. The junior senior clash ended in sad defeat for the seniors and the thrill of victory for the juniors. 29