Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

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Knowledge is the key to life Knowledge is one of the greatest treasures we can find in the halls and rooms of Plainfield High School. Students come in search of new concepts and ideas. Teachers guide us on our path to wisdom. The experi- ence we gain from teachers and other students compels us to be better persons in our society. Human nature yearns for the quest of new information. Through knowledge we gain insight into our- selves and others. We learn to appreciate the simple beauty of life. We need knowledge to succeed in this world, for without it we are nothing. 1. Linda Surinak and Lori Peterson learn what secretarial jobs involve. 2. The wise use of a lathe can create many useful tools. 3. Through the help of his friends, Umberto Trevino gained the knowledge of written musical notes. 4. The library is a storage room for volumes of information. 5. Linda Hewlett studied dance for many years and recently opened a dance school of her own. 12

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Friends should be treasured Throughout our school days, ve come to know many people, some of whom we learn to call friends.' Students grow to realize that “friendship is not only inclusive of their fellow classmates but is conjunc- tive with other age groups. In a word, friendship is love. Through friendship we have a priceless treasure, someone to talk with, to share problems with, to laugh with and to learn with. A friend is someone to count on as a key to future happiness.