Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

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JlCost Representative Students Known to all by her friendly smile . . . enthusiastic participant in all school activities ... a member of the band, chorus, F.H.A. and G.A.A. . . . cheerleader for four years . . . willingness to cooperate with all students and faculty . . . Donna Evans was chosen by the student body as their most representative girl student. I DONNA EVANS Leadership in athletics and school affairs ... a member of F.F.A. and chorus . . . outstanding scholas- tic record . . . sincerity . . . friendliness . . . George (our Fred) Hadfield was chosen by the student body as their most representative boy student.

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Recipients of American Region and Z). A. rR. Awards Because of her enthusiastic interest in school and community . . . her acceptance of responsibility . . . friendly smile and gracious ways . . . matching symbols of patriotism and scholarship . . . Janet Zimmerman deserves to be the recipient of the D.A.R. Award. JANET ZIMMERMAN ANNE PALMER Portraying dependability in leadership . . . president of student council, president of F.F.A. . . . possessing high qualities of honor, courage and service . . . matching patriotism and scholarship . . . Kenneth Munroe deserves to be the recipient of the American Legion Award. Quietly willing to assume respon- sibility and to extend the helping hand . . . cheerfully cooperating with students and faculty . . . pos- sessing high standards of citizenship . . . Anne Palmer deserves to be the recipient of the American Leg- ion Award. KENNETH MUNROE

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Junior Class Officers— Standing: W. I Bidner, advisor; Mrs. Phyllis Parrish, advisor; Karen Bom basaro, secretary; Karla Peterson, vice president; Vivian McMullin, president. Seated: Melvin Arbeiter, treasurer. Our junior year will be remembered in many of our fondest dreams as the busiest year in high school. Selling at the concession stand during the football and basketball games occupied many of our nights. Days didn't have enough hours in them because we were selling tickets and pencils, and planning for a dance after a basketball game. The pres- entation of Inner Willy in the spring kept the entire class jumping. We will not remember too clearly the hours we spent planning, preparing and anxiously awaiting the banquet and prom—just the thrill and excitement of that Big Night.