Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Pregame warmups are highlighted by a spectacular sunset. This Hawaiian version of wtgged cheerleaders, Larry Heckathom, John Hall, and Curt VanWanzeele appear apprehensive about recording their dress on film. Sporting spring break attire during sectional week, these seniors braved freezing March winds to heighten their team's spirits With a definite lack of professional cake decorating technique. Ralph Western is coaxed by his teammates. o PHS Opening 7

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The Puls Prom the moment the first beat of the heart is heard, a child learns, this being comes into the world to be guided, led and taught by others so that some day, this child will be capable of the same, through infancy, childhood, grade shcool, and now high school, an individual develops. CDore than tert book learning is acquired. Our parents gave us the foundation, the values and personality. ‘Being in classes taught students punctuality, responsibility and respect in addition to the subject matter. Clubs and sports taught teamwork, work- ing with others, cooperation, and again, responsibility. Our successes taught pride while our not so successful ventures taught humility. IPhether parents, teachers, students, ad- ministrators or friends, the others” were responsible for teaching and nurturing and guiding us. Ghrough the highs and lows of it all, the heartbeat, the pulse, the people of PXS kept us going. And this is just the beginning. New addition to PHS, Coach Schwanekamp points a finger and expresses his displeasure with a play on the gridiron Sophomore Suzanne Pyatt emerges wet and exhausted after a quick race.

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 What looks like total confusion is the first of many steps undertaken during the senior year. The Class of '88 is placing orders for announcements, name cards, personalized stationery and most importantly, being measured for the red or blue cap and gown for the long awaited graduation night. 8 The Pulse of PHS