Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

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Recipient of D.A.R. AWARD enior Sincere friendliness . . . willingness to accept re- sponsibility . . . matching symbols of patriotism and scholarship . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Judith Koehi was the recipient of the D.A.R. Award. JUDITH KOEHL AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Possessor of a perpetual smile . . . vivacious ... en- thusiastic participant in all school activities . . . co-editor of the Fielder . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Patricia Warner was the recipient of the American Legion Award. 24 PATRICIA L. WARNER

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS. SEATED: Mrs. Betty Leaman, Advisor; STANDING, left to right: Mr. Edwin Groh, Advisor; Florian Chwasz, James Sebby, Thomas Findlay, Earl Petersen. 23

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REPRESENTATIVE STUDENT yfonors Interested in all phases of school life . . . cheerleader four years . . . friendly . . . staff member of the 'Fielder and Plainsman . . . Audrey Paluck was chosen by the student body as their most representative student. AUDREY PALUCK AMERICAN LEGION AWARD and REPRESENTATIVE STUDENT Known to all by his friendly smile and cheerful greeting . . . always ready to co-operate with faculty and fellow students . . . active in band . . . president of the student council . . . John Berst was chosen by the student body as their most representative student and as the recipient of the American Legion Award. JOHN BERST 25