Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Friends to Lean on Friends were a major part of the '84-85 school year. They were there to share in our joys and sorrows, triumphs and fail- ures. They helped us with homework, accompanied us to ball games, and oc- cupied our weekend time. What would school life be like without friends to help us plan for the future and reminisce about the past? Friends were with us when we solved the world’s problems, as well as when we were having seemingly unsurmountable problems with that spe- cial someone. The '84 ’85 school year was spent developing new friendships and growing to love old friends more. What would we do without friends? With his arms around Mike Stogsdill and Steve Gulley. Craig Hughes bares his pearly whites 8 Opening

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Participation 84- 85 was a year in motion. There was gymnastics practice after school. Then home for a quick supper and back to school for play practice and the second half of Belles Beaux rehearsal. There was just enough time afterwards for a snack. The night was ended by falling asleep over homework. Whether you were in football, swimming, newspa- per. Spanish club, or the musical, there was plenty to keep you busy. As you remember the 1984-1985 school year, recall the extracurricular activities and sports which were the sugars and spices of the year. A petri dish may not be man's best friend, but John Cooper can get along with anything. Input: Carol Margiotti. a computer, hard work. Out- put: confusion, frustration, success. 10 Opening