Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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Past Pram “Under the Big Top” Danielle Feasel admires the variety of food available. Post prom goers listen attentively for their number. Keri Hemphill seems to be amused by Michelle McMams’ put- Regina Rowland and Jenni Barnes listen to the instructions for a dart game, ting abilities

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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

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I 1 Senior couples wait to see how lucky they’ll be in the raffle David Jordan and friends really cashed in on the prizes at post prom. After prom many prom goers attended post prom. “Under The Big Top” was the theme of the event, which over 300 students attend- ed. Those who went enjoyed a variety of activities ranging from a casino, to dozens of different games, to the splendid food avail- able. A very popular event was the raffle. Dozens of prizes were awarded in the raffle, including Kings Island tickets, radios, and a cassette disc player. After two or three hours sleep dozens of PHS students ventured to Kings Island. Many who didn’t go to Kings Island went to various parts of the state. Some popular sites were Brown County, Eagle Creek, and the state parks. Over 300 students enjoy the games, prizes, food, and fun at post prom. Post Prom 25