Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o DEDIGATION SPIRIT Cheerleaders among top Grasping the Award of Excellence during the National Cheerleaders Association camp at SMU was only one of the several awards won b the Varsity Cheerleadli ers. junior Varsity also ranked among the top five squads for the Award of Excellence. Connie Ruggeri won All-American cheer- leader, while Stacey Redford and Am Hut- son were also tilnalists for the award. During Christmas break, the Varsity squad won seventeent place 034- ' : 3' -law! , in the nation at the Na- tional Cheerleader Association com etition at Orlando, Floridla. "Even though there are two squads, we all work to ether and have a lot og fun," said IV cheerleader Stacey Red- ford. Working together helped in the ac- complishment of raisinig school spirit an involvement. Big smiles, hard work, sore muscles, dedication, and lots of spirit are only a few of the qualities it takes to be a cheerleader. White guards add spirit The White Guards decorated the gym with bright, spirited posters and helped the cheer- leaders keep the enthu- siastic atmosphere alive. The White Guards added craziness and s irit to the pep rallies gy per- forming humorous skits that proved real crowd pleasers. The White Guards attended all the football and basketball games with the cheerleaders to show their support for the Wildcat team. in . N -ww.- Q As Kim Gangi jumps from an outstanding pyramid, the crowd shows a lot of enthusiasm. WHITE GUARDS: Rod Ulrich, Iohnny Lathrop, Richard Colangelo, Mike Muirhead, and I D Mays.