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Dances Dance Fever on the Rise Enjoying one of the many slow dances are junior Brad Duffer and freshman Patty Milner. This year Plainfield had an increased num- ber of dances. SADD, Student Council, FHA, and the Youth Forum sponsored eight dances with various themes. Student Council started the year with a cos- tume dance following the October 11 foot- ball game. As usual, PHS students arrived in some outrageous and creative costumes. Among them were various toga outfits and a couple dressed as Adam Eve. Throughout the long months of January, February, and March, SADD, FFIA, and Student Council sponsored four dances to help ease everyone’s winter depression. SADD and Student Council co-sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance on February 28. The rock group Indiana Jones played at this dance. PHS students jammed to the group’s versions of popular songs like “Sharp Dressed Man and “Shake It Up. Youth Forum, a group formed to provide activities for Plainfield teenagers, spon- sored three dances. On April 12 students got out their beach clothes and attended the beach party dance. The organization also held dances in November and December. Students responded well to the dances this year. Mrs. Nell Walthers, Student Council sponsor, stated that this year’s dances were more successful than last year’s. Students and adults alike appreciated the alternative to the usual weekend entertainment that was provided by these dances. Whether the pace was fast or slow, the dance floor was almost always filled during the 85-86 school year. 22
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The Red Pride Marching Band relaxes at the plaza before the parade. Smiling to the homecoming parade watchers is junior princess candidate Suzie Van Tryon. With a theme from Candyland. the class of 86 comes through w ith its first float victory. Celebrating their homecoming victory, the mighty Quakers head for the locker room. Student Life 21
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Well, now we know who won’t win the “most photogenic” award. Jamie Smith. Brooks Mitchell. Kent Dunkclbarger. Rashid Kourany, Mark Satterfield. Bob Nixon, and Drew Crafton “ham it up! Dances are not all fun. or are they? Tony Eckert, Steve Peters. Shelley Young and Robin Hughes sell drinks and cookies at the dance. A record number of students came to admire the well known group Indiana Jones. Student Life 23
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