Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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1 1 1 1 Pram “Just You and I” on Prom Night Barry Taylor and Debi Edmondson decide to slow it down. Juniors Julie Wright and Curt VanWanzeele decide to take a break from the dance floor and relax at the table. A. Joe Hammond a.k. .he camera man to wal. ju« a minute. Kim Haley .miles Seniors Rob Dininger and Jennie Shobe enjoy dancing to the musk; of ’‘First Impression.’' 22 The Pulse of PHS

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1 1 Taking a break from his chaperoning duties, Mr Sweeney finds time to enjoy the scenery of Germany. Ft Meyers. Rorida is another popular vacation spot, as shown here by a rather large group of PHS students. Front: Barry Taylor Second: Grant Schlegel. Lora Boyce. Kelly Legg. Tarry Schabel. Nicole Crager. Jennifer Hickam. Carolyn Lane Back: Julie Brandenburg. Amy Elliott. Senior Rashid Kourany shows off his skiing expertise during his trip to Montana. Sun, snow, or sleep? Breaks and vacations from the routine of the school year, to students and teachers alike, seemed few and far between. Students, espe- cially, looked forward to major vacations as well as the smaller ones. The major vacation of the year, looked forward to and counted down to for two months, was Spring Break. PHS teens spent their week (or more in some cases!) of vacation in Florida, Montana, or California just to name a few destinations. Other students chose to explore new cultures and traveled to Mexico, Germany, or the So- viet Union. Besides vacations, some students spent their free time catching up on sleep, shopping, spending time with family and friends, or working. All in all, vacations seemed to be a time for rest and relaxation. How many days until Spring Break ‘89? Vacations 21

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Christy Smith and her date enjoy the time to dance together Signing In at the prom Is just the beginning of a fun filled evening for Tarry Schabel. Darby Carmichael and their dates. On Friday, April the 29th, 1988 the atten- dance office was packed with students sign- ing out, excused or not. Girls were off to their last tanning appointment or to the hair dress- er. The guys, on the other hand, had to pick up their tuxes and make last minute arrange- ments. After a long picture session with par- ents, it was time to head for that “classy dinner that only happens once a year. Some of the popular restaurants were the Cattle Company, Red Lobster, Alexanders, and the Waterfront. Some guys decided to take their dates “first class” and rented a limo, while others borrowed their parents' car for the night. Indianapols was swarmed with police patrolling the city, since Vice President George Bush was in town campaigning for next fall’s elections. This year the prom was held at the Convention Center. “Just You and 1” was the prom’s theme and the band “First Impression” provided entertainment for the night. Somewhere between eleven and twelve o’clock teens started to leave the prom and head for the post prom, which was held in the high school gym. The night for Plainfield’s students was just beginning!! On the crowded dance floor are junior Melissa Melton and her escort. V Prom 23