Plainfield High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Plainfield, IN)

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I i I I r'—4 —J; Epripg PIelj “It Happens Every Summer” Tod Colbert and Jennifer Truex (Aaron Arnold and Julie Kennedy) share a romantic moment In the spotlight A few of the Debutante guest editors compare their daily gossip about fashion, men. and so on.

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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

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I 1 Annabelle (Kelly Judd) works on perfecting her flirting with Zachary (Andy Hylton). Pudgy Roulette (Rob Pyatt) tries to win back Flippy Wonder (Stacy Lundy) Ms. Donohue (Nikki Meyer) and Gretchen (Jenny Lowry) listen to Annabelle' problem of too many men. The acting talents of Plainfield High School students were brought out in this year’s dra- matic production, “It Happens Every Sum- mer.” The play dealt with eight young ladies who were invited to be guest editors of “Debutante” Magazine in New York City. Jennifer Truex and Tod Colbert, played by seniors Julie Kennedy and Aaron Arnold, were two of the main characters. The pair had to learn to deal with their pride and stub- bornness before they could admit their love for one another. Another main character was Annabelle Ames, played by freshman Kelly Judd. Annabelle was a flirtatious young lady who enjoyed stringing men along although she was engaged to the boy back home. Some of the many objects of her affection included Zachary Bryan, played by freshman Andy Hylton, and the Count Marcello di Gia- como, played by junior John Kelly. All worked out well though, when the boy from home, Custis Gaylord Oglethorpe, came to New York City for Annabelle. This year’s play was a great success for the cast and crew and was a hit with the audience on both performance nights. f Spring Play 27