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Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

 - Class of 1970

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Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX) online collection, 1970 Edition, Cover
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PLANONIAN ,ELT A329 10 PLANO HIGH SCHCOL PLANO, TEXAS FOOTBALL FAVORITES NIGHT I ADMINISTRATION The annual staff sincerely hopes that the 1970 Planonlan will help you relive your high school days, for this year has been one we shall never forgetg and when memories become a vague whisper, we can turn FACULTY , 1,-paw.-we f - A W ff H fy i was F I llll Kgs 'rv . gg N W 392 Q X 5 fs 353 1 Er , I , I , E 4551 6' ,f 'K , A I K ,ggi In sf...- sve. rr . -2 1- ' . K .5 , .22 . 3, asf .1 - - :Wig ': s QQ sis in ' s 5 K sr. ' S , E-cl Sf, s Q Wh is 3 4 v I x , 'fr gn fe FV ln is r zl' I UNIORS these pages with wishful smiles and reminisce together. We also hope that it will bind you closer to your present friends, that they may not be forgotten by you. I a.. ORGANIZATIONS S OPHOMORES And now may we present to you your 1970 PLANONIAN S ENIORS Because of his dedicated efforts to produce a championship athletic program at Plano High School and his outstanding ability as teacher as assistant football coach as head football coach and as director of athletics We, the annual staff, in deep appreciation and admiration, do hereby dedicate the 1970 Planonian to . . . Mr, John E, Clark f Y K r 'K 9 5, Y vlfrili' 9 , A A : -5 .mas - 4.,, ' ' ' so , I s ,. Aff Alf as - Y . ,A , - .r -Y 5 f ' sf - mfr Q 'fa Y . , K NWI ,, Q . H Y Ka 'X 4 . K, W' 4... A sq W . . f- ' K s W K X 5 5 x 1 +9 ,WH Q .R ws xi i 3 w 1 A K . Q. M N ' f - - - - . W' f- ' ...-- S 1 '1 r'wI:,-.-N .V qs, .. , , , f,-,s Q5 A . V 1 ' R -X46 bv 14,699 ..- 3 I ' K - we--. . may NX: I X - - X xx ' - X XA fa . l ' --------- .. 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ROBIN CAMPBELL MR, W. O. HAGGARD MR, VANCE MAULTSBY MR, C, DAN SMITH MR, FRANK AD AMS r' f XEW 1? ing? ZZQAIJ xx dig' 4? Ji ' fa- if I N ,,,fI,, . ,,., Q ,z . , mf W K ,vm g f V . I --ar if X? ,rv-V , -fn. YIWV'wm WW, .vi 'QSX MRS. BETTYE HAUN Secretary to Dr, H. W. Hendrick MRS. JEAN KELLAR Secretary to MI, Barney Newton SHERMAN MILLENDER Assistant Principal of Plano High School T, H, WILLIAMS Director of Business Service MRS. JOHNNIE SPIES Counselor of Plano High School t 4 5 S9 , st 2 1 S9 m ,, 2- , Facult I would not hesitate to say 'that the AA United States is the finest society Sui a grand s le that the world has thus fart t 5 ca h my Alfred North Whifeheai t'-gf-t bf s I 1 1 Q f te I tn J 1 ' S , 'i' L I 1 A rt Q ' 3 , JKJ A V, ,M i A V v Z iii 4 1 , 'lx f 42 n t l KU 1 e .1 , - 3 f' I t Q 3 X e , , V . 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EASLEY Industrial Arts Weatherford College N. T. S. U. B. S. JIM FITZPATRICK Industrial Arts N. T. S. U. B, S. MICKEY FLORENCE Physical Ed. E. T. S. U. B. S. GLEN FULLER Auto Machines N. T. S. U. B. S. JACK GARNER Mathematics N . T. S. U. .aim Wk ...Q . ,D,':3 ff, ,gg as .lf A -1 1 G, P, GIBSON Mathematics E, T. S, U, N, T, S. U. Southwestern Baptist Seminary Texas Weslyan College B, R, E. B. S. M, Ed. MRS, CAROLYN GILBERT English U,T, T,W,U, N. T. S. U. B. A. ROBERT I. GREEN Social Studies N. T. S. U. E. T. S. U, Austin College B. A. GARY L, GROGAN Biology II Chemistry l E. T. S. U. B. S. LARRY GUINN History Basketball Coach Tyler Jr. College E. T. S. U. B, S. MRS. LILLIAN HARDISON English E. T. S. U. B. A. D006 0006 D089 llll 5+ 1.817 r-011' TOMMY KIMBROUGH Biology Physical Ed. T. C. U. B. S. MISS GLENDA LEE Social Studies Baylor Univ. Tyler Ir. College B. A. MRS, SHARON LEWIS Business Dept. N. T. S. U. B. S. MRS. BARBARA MARRS Special Ed. Oklahoma Baptist University E. T, S. U. B. S. MISS CLARA F, MARTIN V.O. E. Kilgore Jr, College N. T. S. U. B. A. M. B.E. MRS. BOBBIE MASON Drill Team Director Stephen F, Austin B. S. .affair ,A gif ' sg .. i, B I5 MRS. LORETA HICKEY Homemaking N.T .S.U . 'I'.W.A. B.A. MRS . BARBARA HIRSCI-I Science Coe College MRS, BEULAH HOLLIS Texas Univ. T. W. U. B. A, M. L. S. ERNEST HORAN Y Mathematics S, M, U, N. T. S. U. MISS FAYE HUDSON English Latin E. T. S. U. N. T. S. U. B. S. M. S. MISS MARILYN JOHNSON English T. W. U. B. A. 11 MISS FREDNA MAULTSBY English T. C.U. N. T. S. U. B. A. M. A. MISS MILDRED MCCULLOUGH Mathematics N. T. S. U. T. W. U. B. S. MRS, BETTYE MISCHEN English U. T. E1 Paso B. A. M. A. MRS, SUE MOORE Art N. T. S. U. B. S. JOHN PAYNE Science U. T. B, A, MRS. JOYCE PURSER Business Dept, Midwestern Univ. N. T. S. U. B. A. M. B. E. -9' 1 XX wx 'OT117 -.-wg MRS. MARGARET ROBISON Speech and Drama B. S. M. S. Cookes School of Drama Texas ASLM JACK RUSSELL I,C,T, N. T. S. U. Texas ASLM MRS. MARY ALICE SKAGGS English Kidd Key College Austin College T. W. U. IERALD E. SMITH Journalism Annual Staff N. T. S. U. B. A. KEITH SOCKWELL Social Studies Baylor Univ. B. S. JACK SWANN Physical Ed, Texas Tech, N. T. S. U. B, S. .3 pf' lm F, Ui ,.:....aw:' . 'fin Vi ,.. 'Heli Q ,gt 1 -1 N .4u-e-- C E 2 as '? i A , ' QQ i rf: 5: vcgsk ,,.. f,- MISS VICKI VIDAL Homemakiug N, T, S. U. B. S. School of Economics Texas Tech. R. I. WINTERS Choral Music University of Tampa U. S. T, S. B. T. S. N. T. S.U. B. A, M. Ed. MRS, ANNE ZUEHLKE Spanish Dept. N. T. S. U. B. A. Classes I hope we shall never forget that we created this nation, not to serve ourselves, but to serve man- kind. Woodrow Wilson llvillh I s 1 ' ' fl' fu Ml , . S' ll , 77,5 W fl HX sf' I 1 -1. v x .., . , ' x f .. , .Z X l'U 1, e, 4. f 5 Q .,, Q h . 11,2 in 1 - .'.' H A . Y-1 . ' V' '-'f4Q'1-- 'O ri ' x x ,- . . x 4 x I ,. .i I ' f 'Tu Iv ffftfqn -' K 'js 1' 7,-,f f j 1 - 2 I ' ' 4' '. ,f -. -N i ,iurg--. ,z. 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W Jfollfrduf 5 li J, 1 if f fl Q:-14' I If f f FRANK ROBERT ADAMS, IR, Latin Club-25 PSFg Home- room Officerg Math Clubg Junior Classical Leagueg Slide Rule PAULA FRANCINE ADAIR FHAg Choir-4g Office Assistant .TOE WAYNE ARB Football-25 Baseball-4 PENNIE ALLENE ADAMS Spanish Club-2g FBLA-2 FI-IAQ VOE CHARLES ALLAN ALEXANDER Tennisg Wildcat Tales-25 Spanish Clubg PSF RICKY WAYNE ALLEN VICAg Football-2g FCAg Basketball-25 Tennis-4 PAULETTE ANN BALL FHA-4, Officerg Drill Teamg VOEg FBLA-lg Junior Thursday Study Club AK IUDY FAYE ARNOLD FHA- FBLA- OEA- National Honor Socretyg VOEg Home- room Officer JAMES EDWARD BARLEY FFA-4, Officer-3 I 29 in TIMOTHY CRAIG BARNES Latin Clubg FTA-25 FBLA BONNIE BIEDERMANN Transferg Spanish Clubg California Scholarship Federation Honors IENNIE CHRISTENE BARROW Homernaking-23 YAPQ Spanish Clubg Choir-4g Library Assistant CALVIN RALPH BIXBY Auto Labg Political Science Forum MARY ALICE BERRY FTA' FBLA- FHA- PSF- Spanish Clubg Office Assistant JAMES LESLIE BLANSETT VICA ,,,gf 'Mf 3U' JANICE MARIE BLANSETT Office Assistantg Choirg ICT DEBBIE ANN BOYD EI-IAg FTAQ FBLA: PSFg Class Officer JANNA RAE BODOVSKY YAPg FHAg OEAg VOEg Spanish Club-25 Class Officer-25 Horneroom Officer Student Councilg Basketballg Wildcat Talesg Assistant Editor DEBRA ANN BROTHERS MAUREEN LOUISE BROWER Chou 4 Officer UlL State Contest ITS Junior Thursday Study Club, Officer Drill Drill Teamg Choirg FBLA: Transfer: Band-39 Orchestra Pep Band-3g Pom-Pomg Pep Clubg National Honor Society Team FTA Home oom Officer UIL Speech Student Council Sophomore Class Favorite E137 is DEBORAH ANN BRAY ELLEN MARIE BROWN FBLA: YAPg FHA-2g FTA- Officerg PSF-25 Drill Teamg Student Council 3: Student Council-2 , Officerg Wildcat Talesg Annual Staffg 3rd Place Featurette Winner for ILPC in Journalism IOHNNIE DARRELL BURNSIDE VICA3 PSFQ Footballg Trackg Class Officer N-Y LARRY ALAN BURCHFIELD National Honor Societyg Bandg Slide Rule-2 3I TOMMY EUGENE CARROLL Football-4g Basketball-45 Baseball-45 Track-39 FCA, Officerg National Honor Society TONI MARIE CASTILLA LINDA JEAN BU TCHER National Honor Society-25 FTA-25 FHA-33 Choir-23 Transfer: Girls League Representativeg Freshman Publicity Committee JOHN CAINE CLACK Football Manager-lg Trainer, Football-23 Manager, Trackg National Honor Societyg Class Officer-23 FCA-2 SCOTTY LEE CLEVELAND Transfer: Football Manager-45 Basketball-35 Baseball-23 Trackg S Association CELIA CLAYCOMIB FTAg Choirg Office Assist- antg UIL Typingg JTSC-2, Officerg FHA-3g Spanish Club, Officerg NHS-25 English Medal of Excellenceg Vocational Medal of Excellenceg Girls' Basketball Manager-2 KRISTI KAY CONNER VOE PNP! ... 1.--E513 2 L LEONARD NYRAE COCKRUM Wildcat Tales MARY ELIZABETH COOK Transfer: Choirg FHAQ Nurses Clubg Candy Stripe: RUSSELL LEE COOK FFA-35 Auto Lab-2 MARK STEPHEN CRAIN National Honor Society RANDALL CHARLES COTHES FFA-3, Officerg FTA-2g Latin Clubg Wildcat Tales JUDY ANN DALTON FHAg FBLA: VOE STEPHEN DALE DEWOODY VICA-2 MICHEAL JAMES CRU MLEY JOE LAWRENCE EARLY Photography Staff 2, International Thespiansg Contest Play IOHN EDWARD DENT Footballg Basketballg VICA Officer: Student Council LOREN LOWELL DOHM Baseball-2 SANDRA GAY ELSASSER VOEg FHAg Office Assist- ZTIE SUE ANN EMERSON JOHN RAYMOND EASTON ALICE MARIE FORBES Band-6, Librarian-19 National Honor Societyg Office Assistantg Junior Classical League-49 FTA-3g FBLA-2g YAP-23 Slide Rule-45 Math Clubg PSF FAITH ANN EMERSON DANNY VERDO FONDREN Football-2g Baseballg Class Officer WILLIAM ANTI-IONEY FOSTER Transfer: Football-2g Baseball-23 Track-2 DOUGLAS MANLEY FORNEY PATRICIA JANE FOUST FHAg VOEg OEAg Office Assistantg Homeroom Officer Transfer: FHA '-sM...,av ' DEBORAH LYNN GANT FHAQ Math Clubg National Honor Society JAMES RUSSELL GARVEY Football 3, FTA, FCA, Officerg National Honor Society SHERYL KAY GANT National Honor Society, Officerg I'I'SCg Basketball-2g Tennis-25 Band-6g UIL Solo and Ensemble-25 Latin Club FTA-2g FBLAg PSFg Student Council DEBORAH L'RAE GRAHAM Choir-35 Drill Tearng Transfer: Track-25 Basket- ball-2g Choirg Gymnastics-25 Safety Patrol: Homeroom Officer NANCY KAY GREEN Drill Teamg Math Clubg Transfer: Girls' Clubg Honor Society KATHRYN MARIE GHERING Transfer. History Club CAROL LYNN HARSHBERGER Choi1-4- FHA-2 Officer- YAP Waf , GLENDA ELIZABETH GRAVES MICHAEL LESLIE GRIDER FFA-43 ICT HERLINDA HERNANDEZ VOEg Library Assistantg Spanish Club ANNA LEE HICKS FHAg National Honor Societyg Choir-25 Drill Tearng Transfer: Girls' Athletic Assoc, faq! BECKY ANN HEDGECOXE FHA-3 Officer- Basket- ball-2g VOEQ OEAQ FBLA VICTORIA ELIZABETH HILBUN Band-55 Choir-2g First Division UIL Solo and Ensembleg Basketball-2g Library Assistantg Math Club DEBORAH KAY HOOPER Cheerleader, PSF PATRICIA HOLMAN MICHAEL STEWART HOSICK Transfer: Footballg Trackg Pep Clubg French Clubg VICA JIMMY LEE HUSKEY Footballg VICA MICHEAL FREELAND HORN Choir-2, Officer, UIL Solo Winner, Wildcat Tales: Student Council, Officerg YAP, Officer and Co- Organizer g Transfer: Choir JAMES ALBERT INGRAM Football, Trackg Spanish Clubg Autolabg VICAg Political Science Forum SUSAN LOUISE HUBER Class Officer-35 FTA, Officer, PSF, Officer, FBLA, Officerg Basketball, Student Councilg VOEg Band DAVID ALLAN HUTSON Football-45 Basketball-43 Track-25 Baseball-25 Class Officer-2, Horneroom Officer 23 FCAQ Choir MARIOLYN ELAINE JACKSON Homeroom Officerg Spanish Clubg YAPg Transfer: Drill Tearng Office Assistantg FHAg FBLA, Officerg OEA PATRICIA EILEEN JOHNSON Class Officer-lg FHA-4, Officer-2g State Delegate-2g FTA-2g FBLAQ Allied Medical Careers-2, Officerg JTSC-2, Officer 19 YAP-2g PSFg Office Assistant TONY MARK ISAACS YAP-2, Officerg PSFQ Southwest Science Symposium -25 Wildcat Tales-23 Math Clubg Math Assistantg Science Fair-3g UIL Scienceg Horne- room Officer RONALD LEE JOHNSON Transfer: Junior Achievernentg Entre Neus KRISANNE ORENA KEMP DEENA RAE JONES Drill Teamg Choir-2g Spanish Clubg Transfer: Choir-35 Ensemble-3g FHA-3- Spanish Clubg Youth Forumg Soph, Halloween Candidate for Queen DAVID ALLEN LEVERINGTON Band-2g YAPg Wildcat Tales-2g PSF 'r7 j,::P LINDA GAYE LOGGINS Cheerleaderg Band-35 Basketball-35 Volleyball-25 Student Councilg FBLAg FTAg EHAg JTSC, Officerg NHS, Officerg Class Officerg Junior, Sr, , and All School Favoriteg Homecoming Queeng Spanish Clubg Office Assistantg Best All Around SHERRILL ELIZABETH KEMP STEPHEN WAYNE MARCHAND PSFg VICA MICHEAL WAYNE LOCHRIDGE YAPg Wildcat Talesg Transfer: Hi-Y-2, Officerg Football-2 ff SANDRA LEE MAHLER FHA, Officerg FTA-2g YAP-23 FBLAg Spanish Clubg PSEg Drill Tearng Transfer: FHAg Pep Squadg Spanish Club-2g Homeroom Officer VANCE KENNETH MAULTSBY, JR. Football-35 Baseball-45 FTA-2, off., FBLA-2, Off,g Latin Clubg FCA-2, Off, g FCA-2, Off. g Student Council -3, off.: NHS-2, officer: ITSg Office Asst, g UIL Number Senseg UIL Typingg Best All Aroundg Class Historyg NMSQT Commended Student ROGER EDWARD MCBRIDE NHS-2g Math Clubg PSF JOHN VICTOR MASSON MARTHA JOYCE MCCREARY FHA-3, Officer-23 VOEg FTAg Basketball Manager-2, Girls: Student Council RICHARD L. MAYS VICA GARY WAYNE MCCOLLOM Football-4g Basketball-4 Baseballg Track-25 FCAg FFA-2g FBLA SANDRA KAY MCDAVLD Choirg PSF: Office Assistantg FHA-35 YAPg Annual Staffg FBLAg FTA 'A Qfff NMR SUSAN MCKELLAR Transfer: Pep Squadg FHAg Teens Aid to Retardedg French Clubg Student Councilg Christian Folk Music-2 BYNNE KATHLEEN MCCULLOUGH Band-4, Officer-25 Basketball-2g YAP CHARLES MARCUS MILLER Basketball-23 FCA DEBORAH SUE MCDILL Drill Tearing Choir-35 UIL Solo and Ensemble, State First Division: FTAg FBLAg Office Assistantg Transfer: Latin Clubg Drill Teamg Concert Choraleg House of Commonsg GAAg Gymnastics EN' -W-ur COLESTA GAYLE MEADE Basketballg Transfer: Science Clubg FHA MARK NELSON MOORE Footballg VlCAg Home- roorn Officer 'fit 1955 'Ui-,guC99' PATRICK WITSON MINYARD Football-3g Tennis-4g Transfer: Track-4g Golf-45 Basketball-35 Band-25 Class Officer CATHY LYNN NEELY FHA-3, Officerg FBLA-2, Officerg NHSg Homeroom Officer-25 ICTQ VICA MICHAEL RICHARD MUELLER Band-25 Latin Club-25 Homeroorn Officerg Math Clubg Slide Rule Club STEPHEN PAUL MOSLEY FFA-4g Officer-3 fm. ,Ha if, .TANICE LAVONNE MUNCIE Band-5g ETAg YAPg Latin Clubg Math Club MICHAEL HOWARD NET HERTON Photographyg Wildcat Tales ROBIN DOUGLAS ORR Basketball-35 Thespians, Officerg NHSg All State Meet, Persuasive Speakingg Slide Rule Clubg PSFg Golfg Contest Play xr- PAULA FAYE NELSON FBLA- 25 officer: FHA-4, Officerg Office Assistantg Spanish Club-3 DORIS ANNE PATRICK Band-45 Solo and Ensemble Contestg FTA-3g FBLA-23 PSFg YAPg Annual Staffg Choir KATHLEEN GAIL ONG Band-83 Assistant Drum Majorg Drum Majorg Solo and Ensemble-25 All Region Bandg FTA-3, Officerg PSF-2, Officerg Spanish Club-2, Officerg Student Council wi A, ROBERT DEN SMORE PAIGE LINDA KAY PHARR Student Council-2, Officerg Band-85 Assistant Drum Majorg First Div, Solo and Ensemble Contestg FTA-3, Officerg FBLAg FHA-4g Office Assistantg Choir-2g UIL Solo and Ensembleg AMC 'mile mf' .fr...:xf2Se K, f DEBORAH MERLE PIZZITOLA FTAg PSFQ FBLA: NHSQ Wildcat Tales-25 Annual Staffg Transfer: Honors Classg Booster Clubg French Club I AMES MITCHELL PAXTON Football-3 DAVID CHRISTIAN MATHEW DAUL PICK II IAMIES MARK RAYFIELD +5 I 5 f 5 LAWRENCE FRANKLIN PRINCE FFAg Slide Ruleg PSFg Football LU CILLE RICHARDSON ICT HOLLY IOLENE RIGDON VOEg OEAQ FBLA-25 FTA-2g YAP, officerg Spanish Clubg Debate: Band-2 RICHARD CURTIS REEDER ITS-3 Officer-2- One Act Play-33 District A11 Star an Lg Cast-23 Horneroom Officer A 43, li DEBBIE CAROLYN ROBINSON FTAg FHAQ NHSQ Basket- ball-4 WILLIAM HOWARD ROGERS Football-2, Baseball-4, FTA-3- Latin Club-2' ITS-2- FCA-2 'df Q----W JANE ELLEN ROBINSON Choir-35 Basketball-45 FHA Volleyballg Library Assistantg EVERE TT AUGU STUS RU THERFORD Band-53 Choir-25 FTA-25 Slide Rule Clubg Math Club- 2g Political Science Forum MARK HAVEN SCAGGS Football-4g Track-3 KENNETH MIKE RUSSELL Transfer: German Clubg VICA PEGGY SUE SCOTT VOEg OEAg Transfer: Spanish Clubg Basketballg FBLA L5 STEVE ROPER SANDERS Football-2g Track-2g V1CAg Honieroom Officer CLIFFORD IVEY SCHNITKER IACK DONALD SIDES Football-43 Trackg Basket- ball-2g FCA LINDA CHRISTEELE SELF FBLA, Officerg VOEg Band-35 FHA-23 Alternate UIL Shorthand LINDA VERNE SIEMONEIT Choir-47 UIL State Contestg ITS-2g Spanish Club-25 Drill Teamg FBLA NHSg UIL Typing Contestg JTSCg Horneroom Officer PAULA CHARLENE SLAKEY Wildcat Mascot: FBLA-2 FTAg I'I'Sg Student Councilg Thespian Officerg Spanish Clubg Contest Play 'Ni'-A -t-QtX 'Wt CYNTHIA LEA SIMMONS Band-65 Math Club-3, Officerg Latin Club-35 NHS: Choirg YAP: UIL Spelling and Number Senseg Solo and Ensernbleg State lst Div, .,,,,mh LARRY EVERETT SIMONS PSFQ Math Club WALTER HOWARD SMITH Football-25 Autolabg VICA A , . TIMOTHY CARL SMITH Basketballg Transfer: AFSg Ushers Club VICKI VIOLA STIMPSON FHA-3g Student Councilg Political Science Forurng Annual Staff-25 FBLAg FTA YAP MON TY RAY STANLEY Band-89 Solo and Ensernbleg PSFg Tennis-35 YAPQ OEA, Officerg Spanish Club SUSAN KAY SPAIN Class Officer-2g ITS-3, Officerg FTA-35 Math Club-2 Slide Rule Clubg Spanish Clubg PSF-35 Officer-23 Drill Team, Officerg Home- room Officerg Annual Staffg UIL Proseg JTSC, Officer KATHRYN KAY STEMBRIDGE Transfer: FHAg Spanish Clubg Choir-3g Office Assistant-2g FBLAg PSF CINDY JON STULTS Band-5, Officerg FHA-45 Officer-33 FTA-2, Officerg Office Assistantg UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest-25 Latin Club: Basketball-29 Volley- ballg JTSCg Homeroorn Officer MICHAEL RICHARD STINSON Football 4, Track 2, FCAg Office Assistantg FBLA JAMES LAWRENCE THOMAS III Football-45 Track ARTHUR SCOTT THORNE Transfer: Radio Club 1 Vs. X MITCHELL NOLAN THOMAS Football-23 Track-29 FCA Nw' , NANCYI. THOMPSON VOEg Spanish Club-4g UIL Speechg Transfer: Spanish Clubg Allied Yourhg FTAg Drama Club CAROLYN DAWN TGLER Band-25 FHA-23 UIL Spelling and Plain Writingg UIL Shorthandg NHSg VOEg OEA CYNTHIA JAYNE TODD Bandg FBLA-2, Officerg RICHARD NATHAN TRIMBLE Football-43 Track-2g Latin Clubg YAP IRENE ELIZABETH TROIACEK Transfer: Choir-25 Bandg Officer Assistantg ICT FTA-25 VOEQ ITSC, Officerg I Homeroom Officerg FHA-3 PAUL VANDHKLINDEN Basketball-33 Tennisg Choir, Officer, Math Club, Slide Ruleg FCA 'B TRUDY RAE ULAND FTA-2, Officerg FHA-33 Officer-23 Latin Club-35 JTSCg Grand Award Science Fair-2g Office Assistantg Biology Lab Assistant RICHARD WAHRER Transfer: Basketballg Golf LETA RAY WALLACE FHAg Choir IANIS KAY WALKER FBLA-2, Officerg FTA-2, Officerg Latin Club-29 VOEg NHSg FHAg Transfer: FHAg Choirg Student Councilg Library Assistantg Homeroom Officer ' JUDITH ANN VERSEN Library Assistantg FTAg FHAg Political Science Forumg Homeroom Officerg Transfer: Pep Clubg Glee Clubg Drama Clubg Archeological Club RANDY LEE WENSEL Band-5, Officer 25 lst Division, State Solo Contestg NHSg Track-39 Medal of Excellenceg FCA KATHERINE AUSTIN WELLS FTA-35 Latin Club-35 ITS-3, Officerg JTSC-2, Officerg Choir-25 Contest Play-2, Best Actress-District UIL Poetry Contest-2g Most Talented Girl TERESE PICKENS WHITLEY Band-25 Basketball-2g VOEg OEAg FBLA SUE PAULA WILKERSON Basketball-35 A11 District Teamg Office Assistantg VOE WF' RALPH LOWE WILLIAMS Football-4g Trackg Basket- PAMELA KAY WHITE Drill Team, Officerg Choir-2g Homeroom Officerg Student Councilg UIL Solo and Ensembleg Transfer: Choir SHERI AN N WILSON FHAQ FTA-3, Officer-23 PSF-3, Offrcer-25 Spanlsh Club-2 Officer- Student Council-39 Socral Studies Seminar . l,v CHARLENE KAY WILLIAMSON NHSg FFA Sweetheartg ballg FCA Basketball-23 Library Assistantg OEAg VOEg FBLAg Student Councif 54 JANET M WORSHAM SHARYN ELIZABETH Pep Squad Drill Team YARNELL FHA 3 ICT 2 Class ITS-33 Officer ETA Qfflcer Office Assistant Those not pictured: MARY ANN BALLARD IO ANN BROOKS KARREN BURRESS IOHN CANAVAN DENISE DOWNING ANNETTE DUNCAN CHARLES FOSKETT PHILIP GREY SUE HAMMOND JIMMY HARDIN EDDIE HINTON LINDA KENNEDY REBECCA LEWIS JAMES LOGAN STEVE MCVAY KERRY MOYER GERALD MYRES JUAN NAVARRO KENNETH NEWELL JUAN PANTOIA PATRICK PARKER DAVID PHILLION I AY POPE TOMMY PROPES BECKY REED BOB ROBINSON MICHAEL STANBERRY SCOTT TAYLOR DON WOOD VLAQQ WILDCUS Rock- a-bye-baby ,g .Si- Hang on, Tommy, I'm a-comin',' Mirror, Mirror, on the wall rrvk fr if s-24 1 r A.. H' 5. E I 4 Seniors, Seniors, everywhere f -v' 5 Usa bf.. ,,.,. Now Kerry, we know it was you! Smile, girls, Sen ra11 iors show spirit at the pep Y' It's not that bad, Mr, Clem! -.unzip , ,. -Mm- Homecoming 1969: A Senior Field Day First runner-up Anna Hicks escorted by Debbie Bray is eyed by escort Eddie Dent Larry Prince, Queen Linda Loggins receives roses 'from 1968 Queen Cindy Conner as escort Michael Nerherton looks on. Janna Bodovsky is given roses by Jackie Susan Spain finds escort Wally Smith Williams, amusing, 58 years when other moons silver over ivied walls, other, r t silent h5IIIsT f?3 g afternoons h .ejee Septembersjmi games and marching wnds cold Novembers, A one short springs music fill g were puttmwgy E the world to 1 z all of these, 5 small, inconsequential things A i Qglhen other voices, other laughter Echo through the coming spring, - Willa Ruth Lewis 5 cb iv gt 2 he Juniors There may be men who can live with- out political an tunity of free but I think this is Americans. oppor Q X as M..,,a 'Y' Junior Class fficers Lynda Netherton, Vice Presidentg Kim Randolph, Presidentg Mary Ann Loggins, Secretaryg Gail Uselton, Treasurer, Steve Adair Susan Adkins Ronnie Agte Jane Allen Larry Allgood Craig Amfahr Brian Anderson Jackie Arb Bruce Arledge Anne Ashby Henry Bales Charles Ball Daphne Barbaria Pepe Beabout Tye Beabout Jan Beall Steve Beasley Charm Beckham Clyde Bell Mel Bessellieu Jeff Bishop Reed Blackrnon John Boatwright Janie Bodovsky 4? 'P' X 'ss'-ads But, its just down the hall Mr, Horany. Nancy Boetting Linda Bogg DeLois Bonner Glenn Boydstun Don Brandon Barbara Brasel Pam Brothers Bruce Brown Carol Brurnit Robert Buis Karen Burchfield Diane Butcher Tracy Byers Pat Campbell Lynn Carney Janice Carter Jeff Cassell Rodney Childress Troy Cline Zondra Cole Bobby Coleman John Cook Jan Corn Kathy Coyne Cindy Craig Jan Crain Mike Crowell Gilbert Custer Kathy Daniel Chuck Dart Debbie Davis Kathy Davis l Another day, another practice for the Wildcat Band Mike Davis Nancy Derrick Dale Dickey Jeanna Dooley Rormie Drake Jean Duffy Johnny Duncan LaDon Dunkel Alma Eaton Cheryl Edwards Carolyn Elliot Steve Erwin A Howard Evans Chris Foss Falba Foster Julia Ford Steve Fox Doug Francisco Charles Frazier Kathleen Frazier Debbie Futch Tommy Gallaw ay Sandra Garza Debbie Geiger Z3 W Eve ryday has its ups and downs in basketball. 66 Sheila Graham Sheila Graves Randy Griffin Vickie Grimm Miles Groves Sandy Gunstenson Viola Guthrie Kay Hagler Cindy Hall Ralph Hamby Patsy Hamill Debi Hancock 17' I I ,-I . 'T ol ' Gary George I ack George Sheryl Ghering Susan Goodman Jimmy Goolsbee Karin Gradin 4-bv 4 9' You call this spirit juice? , Kyle Hancock Pam Hannan Glenn Hansen Wes Hansen Debra Hart Kelly Hathaway Mike Haun Pam Havis Connie Hays Jerry Herron Ricky Hines Karen Hiser Larry Hiser Becky Hisey Laura Hobart Debbie Hopkins v 4- ' 0 .'tr 0',1 PAPERS! I knew I forgot something, Sherry Humphries Paula Hunt Tommy Jernigan Gini Johnson Liz Johnson Mary Johnson Nippy J ones Robert Jones Randy Hopkins Eddie Horton Mary Ann Howe Sydney Huguley You call this a farmer Jones? Den the Lions, says homeroom 1058. 7355! ' Tommy Mankins Emiley Maxwell Mike Kabaj Bobby Kauffman Beth King Mark Lindell Ozie Lee Janet Lentz Mary Anne Loggins fiffg Bennett Looney Ricky Lovelady Perry Luellen Steve Lyell John Malone 'I1 , is a very good year! Terry Mayers Brenda Medley Ian McClain Tim McClearin Judy McC1uskey Debi McCol1om Mike McCoy Susan McCullough Roger McEntyre Greg McKeefer Mi.ke McKi.nley Mike McKinney Scott McMillan Nancy Minger Betty Mitchell Sue Mitchell Mike Mobley Alice Moore Rita Morrison Roger Moseley Jeff Moshier Debra Ned Scott Neill Claudia Nelson Lynda Netherton Nancy Nevels Curtis Newby Patricia Nored Dennis O 'Brien Mike O 'Dell Pam Paddock Ralph Paine Planoettes P V hd I the McKinney 1 F ' 4- I g 2 game ra ' wi f V- 1. P -rc: V' X . ,1 Ls3Egq.--af X , H -P.-W' ay: .r. A S-1: -- 'qxz' x f f.,-q f f -ara, 'iff 451' '7'j111',.',f ? L..: r ill 1iar1,'if.fit-PM --ia-1 4 H .. , ., . , www ,ii if gp. .... , ii:i?5gTfff'XfV f-fffsfw+'3 sQR55'fr 1 . H 'eg-. 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Debbie Parker 'Richard Parks James Patrick Debbie Patterson Richard Pell Bill Perry Dennis Phillips Mark Phillips 7I Paul Phillips Tammy Pifer Steve Proffitt Kim Randolph Shelly Ratliff Rita Rayfield Annette Reed Susan Reed Mark Reinders Jean Ann Reynolds Linda Roubadeaux Mike Russell Brenda Sanders Mike Sanders Jill Saybolt Jon Schafer Margie Schell Susan Scoles Scott Semlinger Helen Shannon Faces in the crowd I didn 't know contacts were so much trouble, 'V' 3 Dan Storey Riley Taylor Gary Sharkey Myra Simmons Fran Sims Patricia Sims Linda Skinner I ohnny Skipworth Edith Smith Rickey Smith Karen Sparman Lisa Stencil Bobby Stewart Alexis Strain Gee, I wish I would have SKIPPED today, ei 'sr . K Terry Tanner Dan Thornasson Leslie Tietz Terry Tensley Andrea Todd Elizabeth Todd Steve Todd Debbie Torrez E, L, Trail Richard Tucker Gail Uselton Peggy Vadeu Debbie VauDerlune Jay Vand iver Teddy Vautherine Vicky Versen Qi Juniors were kept busy all year round with paper drives, Wildcats score again! Mike Voiers Cindy Vines David Wagnon Morris Wallace Donna Warren Myrna Waxler Rickey Webster Sandy Webster Sharon Webster Sonja West Debbie White Glenn Whitehead Angela Whitworth Beth Wiles Dave Williams Jerry Williams Q rr Q ? Yr. . W I ' 1' 'K i .4 451' ws' -.se 75 l'm gonna shoot those varmints for not taking their pictures. Mike Woods Skipper Wilson Tommy Propes NOT PICTURED Cindy Alexander Sherry Alwine Russell Aycock Cynthia Cockrum Linda Cockrum Pat Dolan Alice Embry Jimmy Fondren Harley Haynes Sondra Hinton Leanna Langston David Maddox Mike Matney Terry Mayfield Pinky McKenzie James Mitchell Lupe Navarro Judy Nevil Gary Owen Mike Pinkerton Carolyn Reed Carol Ritchey Anthony Schwiger Linda Sickel Margaret Simmons Mary Simon Elaine Snow Quinn Spurlin Steve Wessen Larry Wheeler Larry Williams L Jill in N ,, Q1 X X t. '9 Z 1 ' 'S 2 W'1?Z52 . K if T i ff Sophomore Class fficers Elaine Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Rita Skelton, Treasurerg Ava Johnson Secretaryg Don Cason, President, 2212. if .. ji Karen Adams Paul Adams David Alexander Earl Allen Toni Amfahr Robert Anderson Nancy Apple Jimmy Arb Carol Avery Jimmy Bailiff Mark Baland Kathy Bales Warren Ball Steven Barley Robert Barnes Patty Cake, Patty Cake This doesn't look like the pop festival, says Johnny Cook, Jimmy Barrow Janet Bean Jan Beavers Debbie Beck Mark Beck Bobbie Beckham Larry Bedell Seletha Bedford Sharon Beisheirn Jeanette Belcher Gayla Beleele Mike Berryhill Ken Bigger Diana Billman Robert Blackstock Candy Boan Tony Boatwright Linda Bohot Chuck Bond Pam Boren Pam Braley Becky Brazeal Bill Bright Joe Brisendine Susan Bronson John Brooks Donnie Bryant Sheba Burchett Larry Burress Gordon Butterton Sonny Cain Debby Carpenter Charlotte Carroll Mike Caskey Don Cason J an Cavender Roberta Chronister Paula Cockrum Vincent Cole Debbie Coleman Joy Congdon James Conroy Thomas Coomer Vickie Coomer Theresa Cooper David Corbin Mark Creed Douglas Damewood Robert Davidson Craig Davis Wildcat funeral march leaves the Lions coffin, 'Say Cheese i. .is . ,in s, .., , ss , ,gs-.N W is .. NN .4 A Sgr V ww wffs. - 17 s -- 1 wig E,gs 'w:1z kW Sherrie Davis Van Davis Debi Derrick Steve Derrington Andy Deskin Debbie Dobbs Tim Dolan Patsy Drake Mary Duffee Grady Dunbar Janet Duncan Ricci Duncan Anna Eaheart Bruce Early Ricky Easley Bobby Eaton It's a bird, It's a plane, It 's Mark Moore Hey, look at those legs Eric Eaton Sherry Edwards Marian Ellis Donna Evans Lucy Field Wayne Finkbone Nancy Forney Skip Foust Ralph Freeman Brenda Fritz Richard Gadberry 'I Bobby Gaddis Joyce Gant Rocky Gardner Henri Garza Richard Good Debby Graham Vickie Gray I im Green Sue Grider Kay Grisham Anne Groves Gary Guest Rick Hall Vicky Hamilton Cynthia Hardaway Sock it to em one more time. ,Y F +..-1 4 l wish Mr, Newton would fix his own car, Dennis Harper Mary Harrington Wesley Harris Virginia Harshberger Billy Hart Rick Haskins Claudette Hayles Holly Haynes Steve Hendrick Olga Hernandez Sherry Hickman Jim Hicks Zachary Hilbun Becky Hisey Teresa Hodges Debbie Hooper Susan Hosick Chuck Howard Bob Hughes Darlene Hull Charles Hunter Mary Hurt John Ingram Michael Jett Ava Johnson Brenda Johnson James Jones Terry Jones Becky Kennedy Tom Keyes Gary Kirkwood Polly Kriley L, C, Laman Rajean Lamb Steve Langson Tim Langston Janet Lanier Jennifer Lanier Sally Lauderdale Brian Leney Paul Leverington Gren Lewis Dennis Long Michelle Lott Norma Lott Burt Lundy Jenna Lures Alida Luttrell Jim Lyle Benna Magar Karen Mahlum Curtis Majors Bill Mannefeld Paula Mannon Janet Mason Plano 's Champagne Music Boys? Pauline Mathes Sally Matney Julia Maultsby James Maynard Jane Mayes Cynthis McClanahan Holly McClure Robert McCluskey Janis McConnell Terri McCord Maryjo McDonald Chip Mcliamy Jeff McKeefer Frances McKellar Gail McKinney What, the sophomores won the spirit contest? Jacki McKinzie Robbin McMillan Patricia McNeil Colleen McWilliams Danny Meek David Meyer Robby Miller Ronnie Miller Deck the halls with boughs of holly. Patricia Mohlstram Gloria Molinar Linda Mouser Becky Mueller Phyllis Muncie Jimmy Murley Richard Murphy Judy Nelson Mark Nelson Nancy Nelson Tracy Nelson Doug Nevil Keith New Janice Newsom Charles Nickell 1. war Richard Oehrig Chris Ong Bobby Overstreet Marilyn Paddock Alec Parker Linda Parks Marty Patterson Valeria Pearce Vicki Perna Kirk Peterson Dennis Phillion John Pinch Karen Pinkerton Candi Pizzirola Brad Pool Ray Pope Randy Press Priscilla Prince Frances Propes Larry Propes Paula Puroff Diana Ruyle Mike Ryan Judy Sambol Ida Sambrano Odelia Sambrano Angelique Sanders Lonnie Sangster Shelly Schwegm an Nan Satterwhite Nargarette Shannon Pam Shelton Carol Shipp Some people will do anything to play sick. Sophomores whoop it up it Homecoming game. Kandy Shout Gary Shuhart Merion Simpson Rita Skelton Larry Smith Nicky Smith Scott Smithson Sarita Spain Connie Spangler Theresa Spears Rickey Standberry Judy Standiey Rip 's really ahead, but which way is up? Scott Stewart Barbara Stiles Leigh Stilwell Jim Strain Helen 'Stults Lynda Swenson David Taplin Iris Taplin Carol Taylor Richard Taylor Trent Taylor Debbie Thatcher Patrick Thomas Duane Thompson Sonja Tilley David Tinsley Johnny Todd Jan Trimble Corey Turley Bob Van Valkenburg Edgar Voss Alice Walker Diane Walker Clifford Wall Donna Walters Shelly Ware Ricky Weeks Barbara Werner Debby Wheeler Pam White Keith Wilbanks Jackie Williams Elaine Wilson Mary Wims Patti Winters Debbie Wolfe Judy Wood Mike Wood Kathy Wyatt Jan Wykstandt Those Without Pictures Mark Bailey Gary Bardin Nathaniel Brooks Jennifer Dawson Bobby Coleman Debbie Duncan Randy Emerson Marshall Flowers Colby Haggard Mike Henrie Oscar Herrera Robert Jones Maria Navarro Johnnie Propes Gerald Sharkey Linda Sullins Gary Vines Tony Wilder Don Yankey Favorites Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasn,t been disproved yet . . . 'i ' E. B. White 1 , . E if W fi 2 E 3 A -A M. ,.,., 'iv' :S- ,5- ,,-- 5 ,,,,-- i .15 ,-v YY M UQ Q12 vyzlrzs .Q 'z L 1 . - , , .::i. ..,k, , ., .:,.... .. ,.,. .,.N ,.,L 96 Z' goofgaf Csweeffearf gazf Qlseion N, 'Spf .nb 5 -mfg -sssvrzif -.. pi 'UNF 601050122 ZGUOFIZQS yyauf anof- ' 20012 6145012 9 S5 x S ,F K , 4 X 55 ' gauorzlfes Eogyzbs azzof jfzfson 'fmt 'NN 1 f ! E I I L csusan f5pa11f1 GQJS yjropfecy C7052 Che! SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 FLOWER - COLOR - White Rose Royal Blue and Gold MOTTO - Face the morrow with an open heart, open mind, and hope. ,9- lf .rv J ff ' 1 ,Vg . . M gif X , ,M V Q1,M,?4px' 45- X -1 WY! A xkx' fr, Q, Q . .. , ,I f l V fwmg, K ',2,., 1-?s',, .4 I--an -J 'f,Q I 'gf x .ww w5v5 ' ixjiffs 53' K' ,f , M YI-' K ,, . ,.f Q r 1. I K , ,,i ,,. , W I ga- ' 97 A, :Qin SA' s . ' ff Jgx?f:vm. NW . . hu ' . V :U -ln '-Q , 1. - 'Tv . . X , V, K Vu n fY- ' ' . 1, . N , . W af ' f 451' f H A Q - v 6 , . . .V QW, V-s 5 FA? 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Student Council The Student Council of PHS provides a train- ing ground for participation ofthe student body and development of leadership while correlating be- tween students and the administration. The council made up of one representative from each home room, sponsored the Homecoming Queen election and dance, Twerp Week and the Valentine- Basketball social. Officers also attended the area Student Council convention in the fall. fha ',, Treasurer - Debbie Brayg President - Vance Maultsbyg Vice President - Mike Horng Secretary - Linda Pharrg Advisors - Mr. Millender, Mrs. Hickey, Student Council fficers Dear Students, The school year 1969- 70 was a busy one for the Student Council. Dances, special events, projects, and school problems provided many topics of discussion and action for our council. I feel that this was a successful year, not because of a momentous conquest, but because of the many smaller achievements that we made. After talking with other Student Council representatives of area schools, I am proud of the activity of our student council. This is due in part to the fine cooperation we received from the administration. For the most part, though, this activity can be accredited to the interest of the student body. This interest and concern must be continued to make a better student council in 1970-71. By electing responsible homeroom representatives and continually expressing their views to these people, the members of the student body can again have a progressive Student Council. Yours for a good 1970-71, Vance Maultsby, Jr., President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X g S. 4 X su.. x C Q 1 5 f 1 W qi ational Honor Society The Edelweiss Chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes students who maintain a 90 or better grade average during their high school years The society promotes leadership, character, and citizenship as well as scholarship. Each year the chapter conducts a project to provide toys for chil- dren at the Denton State School. President - Kathy Wellsg Vice-President - Paula Slakeyg Secretary - Linda Siemoneitg Treasurer - Sharyn Yarnell Historian - Maureen Browerg Reporter - Robin Orrg Parliamentarian - Miles Grovesg Program Chairmen - Debbie Davis, Susan Spain. International Thespians 1 A lI2 The PHS chapter of the International Thespian Society worked during the year to further the Speech and Drama Department by creating interest in those areas. Members ofthe society played key roles in the two stage productions this year, Alladin and His Magic Lamp and South Pacific. WM A l'u f .-. I xx Aladdin South 'Winn V .-.J-W 1 ag ! A E ,,.f ,. K v- 4 .1 ' . A, , , Nz' V' Pacific .1 ,.. M14 A Paula Mannon - Sweetheartg Randy Cothes - Presidentg Reed Blackmon - Vice Presidentg James Barley Secretaryg Glenn Boydstun - Treasurerg Randy Griffin - Reporterg Danny Meek - Sentinel. -A.. x ' grmb Z .1- 9. 52' 0 .., ACES S VM 'ous A49 -1 Qfcur. 9 PHS's Future Farmers of America chapter con- centrates on the development of a tri-cultural lead- 3 ership, cooperation, and citizenship. The 35- member chapter is one of the few in the state to have its own farm on which to develop these charac- teristics. Ag students built many ofthe structures on the farm and also have raised hogs and steers at the location in addition to conducting other pro- jects. Future Farmers of America EI 'tiff President Jams Walker Vice Pres Paula Nelson Secretary - Cathy Neelyg Treasurer - Linda Self. Future Business Leaders USINESS UTURE EADERS MERICA Q The Future Business Leaders of America chapter at PHS promotes the development of professional business leadership. High- light of the year was the chapter's winning the chapter achievement award at the State FBLA convention as well as first and fourth in vocabulary and fifth in exhibits. The Alpha Tau chapter of Future Teach- ers of America is dedicated to acquainting high school students with the teaching pro- fession. The members aid teachers in hosting school-sponsored meetings, operate the concession stand at the Plano Relays, present a Christmas program and gifts to students at the Plano Cooperative Pre- School and award a scholarship to a mem- ber of the chapter. Future Teachers of America President - Sheri Wilsong Vice-President - Cindy Stultsg Secretary - Linda Skinnerg Treasurer - Myrna Waxlerg Historian - Linda Pharrg Reporter - Trudy Ulandg Advisor - Miss Faye Huds0H. '- f . f if , ,-1 A A f 1 ' f f : J5:2vw f , 7. -V , , 4, .ami fa 3' ,, A1 . ' B' is Q -U 'L by , 5' President - Cindy Stultsg First Vice Pres. - Jane Alleng Second Vice President - Susan Adkinsg Third Vice Pres. - Jenna Lutesg Fourth - Kay McDavidg Fifth Vice Pres. - Tammy Piferg Sixth Vice Pres. - Zondra Coleg Secretary - Nancy Nevelsg Treasurer - Debbie Torrezg Parliamentarian - Debbie Futchg Sergeant-at-Arms - Paula Nelsong Historian - Rita Skelton. we-MAKER sz-O , SOC, . S: 2 Future Homemakers of America Qq 2 :I-fir I Og? - 00? 410 NEW Hov- Using the motto of Toward New Horizons, ' the Future Homemakers of America at PHS held monthly meetings to meet the club 's purpose of promoting interest in homemaking. FHA President Cindy Stults was Area 5 Little Sister and member Linda Butcher was named PHS's Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow in a year that was highlighted by National FHA Week in April and the Family Night and Awards Dinner in May. 35' ,tr us l Celia Claycomb - Presidentg Kathy Ong - lst Vice Pres.g Gini Johnson - 2nd Vice Presidentg Debbie Futch - Secretaryg Janie Bodovsky - Treasurerg Sheri Wilson - Reporterg Mrs. Anne Zuehlke - Advisor. S La Amistad The Spanish Club worked at odd jobs during the year to earn money for Pesos for Braces, an or- ganization which buys leg braces for crippled Latin American children. A banquet and a trip to the Pan American Stu- dent Forum convention in Austin highlighted the spring semester. President - Sheri Wilsong Vice President - Kathy Ongg Secretary - Ellen Browng Treasurer - Kerry MOVSI Parliamentarian - Susan Spain. Political Science Forum The Political Science Forum encourages politi- cal discussion and participation in the political pro- cess of the United States. ln line with these goals, the club heard a speaker from the Dallas United Nations Association speak on The Role of the United States in the United Nations. President - Tommy Carrollg Vice President - Jamie Garveyg Reporter - John Clackg Secretary - Treasurer Vance Maultsbyg John Clark - Sponsor. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organiza- tion of student athletes and coaches that seeks to confront the youth of the nation with the challenge of following Christ and serving Him through the fellowship of the church and in their vocations. i l2l President - Kerry Moyerg Vice President - Roger McBrideg Secretary - Cynthia Simmonsg Treasurer - Frank Adams. Math Club The Math Club participated in a symposium at Bryan Adams and in the Hockaday Mathematics Tournament as the 17 club members worked to further develop their mathematical ability. The club promotes and encourages interest in math as a discipline . President - Judy Arnoldg Vice President - Linda Selfg Patti Foust - Treasurerg Holly Rigdon - Secretary Martha McCreary - Historiang Becky Hedgcoxe - Parliarnentariang Monty Stanley - Reporter. fiice Education Association Office Education Association is an organization of vocational students enrolled in the Vocational Office Education program. Students learn office skills and techniques in the classroom and then put the skills to use in jobs throughout the city. Mike Horn - Presidentg Mike Haun - Vice Pres.g Holly Rigdon - Secretaryg Debbie White - Treasurer Sharlyne Carney - Librariang Tony lsaccs - Reporter. Young Americans for Patriotism Young Americans for Patriotism promotes school students The chapter heard a series of speakers during the year and installed American flags in all rooms of the school N patriotism, freedom, and Amerlcanism among high 1 tx , ' f Wx , i J . 'Q' Q 1 I-. . x 1 ,K 1 ' I I I y f 1 24 i i -nanny- ': MW FM ' Mike Standberry, Trudy Uland, Mike Stinson, Gary McCo11om. Fire Staff Pepe BeAbout, Sharlyne Carney, Jack Garner - Sponsor, Pam White, Mike Haun. .N . LA.. ,yiyiw I25 Q.- lg' Mgr, as ifI?'Qgl' fun Q, ' ig 8' 11 Y, L ' , 4 x ,S ii W ff ,l Y 2., ,, 1 'S Z gk ifame - 1 .. 91 , Q, V w 5 o c s Act1Vgt1es X I fm ff , 755- , .' 'W as wg Ag, ww ' HQ -fax s Q F125 ' iw W XX Vorb nu! ' ,Me .M its W. Q X W ,Q a , ml e United States themselves are essehtially the greatest poem . ', K Walt Whitman . L4 QL ..,f 7' ,. U, A an Q fa 5? 'vt U7 CU E H C. O ill 'U I-4 rv: A5 Qt? DPP,- 553 'na E8 .C- OOO QE .CI is CYS C. Q2 114 IL: 5-4Pvl Or: '-0-4 E2 is? C1 Ol U,-4 'r-1 Lrg!-4 Ng :E SCD D09 DO fcz S outs, Irving, Texa YY T Band gion Re ll A School gh -Hi 13 ber CCHI De BA T ER CONC GXHS Commerce, T Honor Band OI Seni T.S.U. All -E. 10 ary Z5 E1 NS r-. 8 - Band Contest February CCIOI . M. Clem, Dir E I. M School Plano High Musical, fic' h Paci Sout n C128- 3.11 27 uary Febr CXHS T F, Lancaste Ensemble Contest, lo, So - Region III 14 March SX 3.5 T Ennis, al, stiv - Ennis Band Fe 21 and 20 March GXHS T , Ennis, SI Concert, Sight Reading Conte III OH - Regi 17 ril 16 and AP 1 i I Drum Major, Kathy Ongg and Assistant Drum Major Linda Pharr. OFFICERS Kathy Ong, Drum Majorg Linda Pharr, Assis tant Drum Majorg Randy Wensel, Vice- Presidentg Cindy Stults, Reporterg and Kate McCullough, President. CORNET , TRUMPET CLARINET PERC US SION ' 1 5 BASSOON BASS CLARINET, COATRA BASS CLARINET FLUTE, OBOE 2 s i 4 SAXOPHONE N l30 FRENCH HORN, TUBA BARITONE TROMBONE PERFORMING M X ' 1 rw ,4,,.,,, iswf, . J , 4 i 1 .ffffwb V I L 1 . K 1 K --Wf. mwfwwvwnqmgr 21'Q5W.wwW11,1 N sQ.sw.., , . -1 f . K 11 . Agri ' o. . L, . ..., I J mrwfrvfsarh-. -.,,,.imwgf ' ' Yxffww p -b . , I 1 X K S W4 , ,. Q X -' W IN U I .M ,AA 5 3' Ex 1 o oo o fr f ' X ng nl h - im , I V 7' 2 r ,, ,4.' A A . r, .. f ! h .J , ,xm.,A . . Lvjr film' -ff, 15 :mlm fx . . .,.. ,V ., 4 Q Q e . 4 - . Saluting Plano High School I32 maui M IM? M. 4.,,i ' ,V I ,,,,. 1 v J :m,,,, nf. X . I . The most difficult instru- ment to play . . . The Brownie. Horns up . . . Now? Nags! 6 ,.., , lxi , Ass! K , x 355 'Q' ,-L. , , f,... W twfilwu-2 'ffxzw ,3Q,g5fQ1,-M,-. - , - ,,,fgM.,W.M W... ., . x .W .W JM W 21I'U'I16I'lI CP ama D with Dr 15' 19 CI CD rn :A GS U -.-4 a-1 O 4.-c 1-4 4-1 CU Q-4 I 1-4 I-4 1-4 QD .-Q E CD 5 O Z I SECOND SOPRANO ROW 1: Deena Jones. ROW 2: Anna Hicks, Pam Havis. ROW 3: Maureen Brower, Debbie McKill, Viola Guthrie. FIRST SOPRANO ROW 1: Sharon Webster, Sheila Graves, Debbie Graham, Zondra Cole. ROW 2: Charm Beckham, Cindy Hall, Vicky Versen, Pam White. ROW 3: Carol Harshberger, Vikki Hilbun, Paula Adair, Linda Siemoneit. TENOR ROW l: Jimmy Barrow, Paul Levering- ton, Pepe BeAbout, Billy Hart. ROW 2: Steve Adair, Greg Randolph, Raymond Carroll, Jimmy Arb, Steve Derrington. ROW 3: David Hutson, Steve Myers, Clifford Wall, Keith New, Tommy Mankin, Pat Minyard. LN... ALTO ROW 1: Sharlyne Carney, Edith Smith. ROW 2: Ieannis Barrow, Betty Mitchell, Cindy Alexander, Diane Butcher. ROW 3: Linda Pharr, Doris Patrick, Cindy Sim- mons. ROW 4: Linda Butcher, Vicki Grimm, Celia Claycomb, Janet Lentz. S s i 1 5 A 2 BASS ROW l: Curtis Newby, Randy Hopkins, Tommy Rogers, Dan Thomasson. ROW 2: Burt Lundy, James Jones, David Alexander, Charles Nickell, Perry Luellen. ROW 3: Mike Horn, Jimmy Vanek, Scott Smithson, Mike Berryhill, Mike Ryan. ROW 4: Jay Vandever, Paul VanDerlinden, Tim Langston, Earl Allen, Robert Blackstock, Everette Rutherford. S CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS Paul VanDerlinden, Secretaryg Mike Horn, President: David Hut son, Vice-President. l35 GIRLS CHOIR OFFICERS Joyce Gant, Vice- Presidentg Ava Johnson, Presidentg Jennifer Lanier, Secretary GIRLS' CHOIR l3b MADRIGAL SING ERS my ,LW,,- f,W, b H , k W, nz. f .W,.wv--ff .-W-ww Qwmyrewwf ' 4, , Y, , , ,,. ,W W, Y,.,, Www-W ,,,y, .,,.,. iZiL HJ7VkL-5 Q M fa - ' 4: -any in- . -,-3-,-l-1 . .,.,,, , My ,h m.1u.M,,-WM,M,N.,,...... ,-.-. 4- - fin -M V- -A-M -1 lB lain!! 44 X- -fumsw .f 4.,,.W.,,m,.,,,..,....,,.....,L-- ,,,,A h,..M. w.N,,,.M.,,.- M , .,,.., ,I , ,. vi -....,....--.,,.-,,.,,.,.V, , ,,W..,,Q, . ,. , L, W Y 4 FOLK SINGERS PLANOETTES MRS. BOBBIE MASON, Sponsor. SUSAN ADKINS, Manager. 1 ' ll dr Summer practices began with much enthusiasm for the newly formed Planoettes. The officers and a few members attended the SMU Drill Team School. On September l3 the entire drill team performed along with 1,400 other girls in drill teams, at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. The Planoettes performed at all football halftime shows, some basketball halftimes and the Plano Christmas Parade. 38 1 5 ' fr y PAM WHITE, Capt. SEATED: Lisa Stencil, Debbie Graham, Paulette Ball, Paula Hunt, Pam White. STANDING: Anna Hicks, Janis Carter, Alexis Strain, Fran Sims, Jill Saybolt. SEATED: Sharon Webster, Jan Crain, Pat Nored, DeLois Bonner, Susan Spain. STANDING: Nancy Green, Jean Ann Reynolds, Pat Campbell, Sandy Mahler, Deena Jones. Ks: SUSAN SPAIN, Lt. f y.: f W xx Y 1 X' N 1...f' an Vw l 139 Q I 1 s -G is f r 3, . : y .1 1 6 Q 3 , --,-. . - s DEBI HANCOCK, Lf. SEATED: Karen Sparman, Sydney Huguley, Debbie Davis, Patsy Hamill, Debi Hancock. STANDING: Sheila Graham, Maureen Brower, Linda Siemoneit, Gini Johnson, Jackie Arb. IAN BEALL, Lt N SEATED: Linda Roubadeaux, Pam Paddock, Ellen Brown, Jan Beall. STANDING: Nancy Minger, Pam Brothers, Angela Whitworth, Debbie Brothers. PERFORMING .M Q -'vig N X A fm ef l JW mv, I SELLING PROGRAMS XXX,--1 A Manager, SU SAN ADKINS Sweetheart, KELLY HATHOWA Y Sponsor, MRS. BOBBIE MASON TENSE MOMENTS WE HAD GOOFS I W . , f . , K K ,N I4I -.M ART Sculpture and charcoal draw- ings . . . silkscreen prints and col- lage designs . . . were exhibited at the Univ. of Plano by art students at PHS. The students of Mrs. Sue Moore and Mrs. Victoria McCreary worked in the classroom and on field trips around Plano to create displays for competition in the McKinney Art Show, University of Dallas High School Exhibit and the Plano Fine Arts League Show. Q J I 553.4 Q 1:2-so K ff I4-2 4 DRAFTING Beginning with standard lettering exercises, Mr. Fitzpatrick's classes learned various drafting techni- l ques this year. Orthographic projection, blueprints and isome- tric and oblique drawings were some ofthe things the classes learned to construct. Second and third year students had projects such as airplane and helicopter drafting, electrica sche- matics, and house plans and models. -,-1 if nn- -- '1 .-', me . M, QM Y N2-QS11::s,',- -' f:'Sf!S Eor: '4- ' . O Bw Q' Q Egg lx it A e , s x ,. 55? gg-4. P 'ek METALS The metal sections of industrial arts at PHS consist of areas in sheet metal work, bench work, and welding. Each student is given an opportunity to work in each area. Some of the more popular pieces of work being done in the metal shop are Bowie knife replicas, chisits and center punches, tool boxes and welding scrap sculptures. ,xiiftqi WOODS Using the same tools and skills as professional carpenters, students in the woods classes at PHS learned to design and make everything from simple book cases to elegant stereos. I , X as r'r L- -A Y k::fj51i'!'P ,Q fiirflalhl - 6 -1 'rp yu S' L, 2 S .1 X lg.. r' , - . gtg, u :lf iw 5 if nsfxrssatzf- K' 2 R5 sam, ,. . , ...I K 'Q' AUTO LAB The Vocational Auto Mechanics Class is designed to give Junior and Senior young men the basic skills in automotive repair. The two year course goes into the study of engine tune-up, brakes, chassis, transmission, engine overhaul, and shop leadership. W I Qi, sf, , X., R I4b '35 I.C.T. Industrial Cooperative Training is a vocational program which teaches students a skill that can be used in the business world after graduation. Students in the program work part of each school day at some industrial or technical job, earning while they learn. ' 'Ii N... ' Wildcat Tales Wildcat Tales, Plano High School's award-winning student newspaper, continued informing the student body of the events that effect them while training future journalists in the skills of the profession. Spring editor Lauara Hobart received a Proficiency Citation from the Interscholas- tic League Press Conference for her out- standing contributions and seven other staff members had articles or illustrations entered in ILPC Achievement Award Competition. itat SPRING EDITORS: QAI Type Writerj Debbie Bray, and Laura Hobart. PAGE EDITORS: Debbie Geiger, Micky Lochridge, Mik Simpson, Charles Alexander, Randy Cothes, Dave Williams, Jeff Moshier, and Kathy Coyne. I47 Planonian For the Planonian, PHS 's annual, the 1969-70 school year was full of changes. A new advisor, Mr. Jerry Smith, initiated the changes which in- cluded a new summer delivery date, introduction of color pictures, addition al pages and inclusion of the Prom, graduation and other spring activities. SEATED: Doris Patrick, Kay McDavid, Vicki Stimpson, and Susan Spain. STANDING: DeLois Bonner, Mr. Jerry Smith, Debi Hancock, Jan Beall, and Debbie Bray. Librar Assistants Student assistants help make PHS librarian, Mrs. Beaulah Hollis's job easier by assisting her dur- ing the school day. These students check in and out books, return books to the shelves and prepare bulletin boards for the library. V nl? X ,ff Office Assistant Each year a small number of PHS students are selected to help school secretary Mrs. Jean Kellar and counselor, Mrs. Johnnie Spies with their cleri- cal duties. These students spend one hour each day collecting absentee slips, recording attendance and running off tests. Q .. Jw Q , 'clf we win men's hearts thl wvHl not be because uve are a cause we arega great country But greatness, is enduring? ll rrrrg xi 2' ' ,..-2 Q-meh' 9' s . . ,Q 1. - I -ex ?:x1 W 361 LLLL. ,. :fi 'viii 4 , f ar, . 5. ,v 'NJ ,, 4 ' 4 UE 9 'W' . , . .. ,+ A fwwpwms ' ' 'M' ' ALMA EATON Awami 132 4 Best thletes , 4 v :gm NIPPY JONES 3?'fs MAI E f in 2 . 'atb if . Q ' - W 1 jqv' P ,I ff' - '-' .w, ' ':g2HQ7S M ' A ' if A 'fLi,. si-1f'.'f:.f TQ my PV' 12 . ' 'fw,aw:fwf:MwM'wwwr v4wf?551wQMiwfw53QwAN ' L aww y .,,, I52 .gi i1:::::7 - 53'1Dc p ' ay ', Y,wMtQQa Marx 1 - 3 1 rv 1 P -N-if A is m S'-,tr ,l'f ,A is i t-s. at P if ., T A J rf M Y Y: T 1' 5. t Q, . My ' ' e .-5, Y Q W' , V. F . K ' - A 'Q y . gb , 1,4 171 B ,,. 1- 57... is I 1 I 46 - W i 'Vi I M Q A w , A i - , K A Y , . , 1- s , , - P 1 K Q Plano Wildcats The Plano Wildcats marched to an 8-2 record and a second place finish in District 6-AAA in their second year in Class AAA. Led by the pass-catching of Nippy Jones, Coach John Clark 's Wildcats rolled through the non-district portion of their schedule undefeated. PHS, the de- fending district champ, was kept from a second dis- trict title by a 28-21 loss to Bonham. The Wildcats ended the season on a high note, however, by beat- ing McKinney 12-6 for the second straight year. The Wildcats placed five players on the Coaches All-District team and six on the Dallas Times Her- ald 's all- star squad. Vance Maultsby made honor- able mention on the Times Herald 's All-Metro team and on the Dallas Morning News' All Greater Dallas squad. Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano SEA SON RESULTS --as --14 --14 -----42 --21 -----34 --6 -----so -----20 -----12 Decatur - - Greenville - Lancaster - - N . Mesquite Bonham- - - Grapevine - Lewisville - Pearce - - Gainesville - McKinney - 4 3 3 QQ- x F. if ' .,,xX .. p N ., av h ,Ax if ,D f' A 'QL Y- Q. q 5. gf ,. Eg ,F f m, s N52 . Q -mmxx X f x J D D D 2 , . ,lf 5 f A 'xf K . . ,. 1 A A ' 2 . ,D 5' .ff ' X f n -V I E sfz J 5 Jn . , Q. '- , - 'Q Dr I .!, ' ' I ' wk . v r - '- guiiv.-.kJ !1f, fx ' -'if - X X 4 X ' V , Q 5 I - , Q -H -I gk. ,. -- .nQ F e, W5 -l I gg o, .qu fa ,D 1 M , 3 1 . Q 3 .- 1 A ff. .D , Q ' , D ' . f'C1'?:' 'Q W fp,- f,. - 'nf ' Q JP' us e '1' L?-',r '3 -' .. 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I , I , , so , A Y 153 ii ,,, ku A .ij I V -vff , - ,WW ., I, ,Q Y X ' . , ,.,,,. , X H N my V 'A f'-: 'V' V 5 I54 Hang in there Proffitt! DON BRANDON TOMMY CARROLL wrt fr Hang 'em Higlg . RODNEY CHILDRESS MIKE CROWELL 4- K KKVV l W X R 5-N. , . , tfftt ,,,,t 4-4 Q 9 t't ' E R rf' :E E Rf A tt,.. . ug, tttti 'L A , Aw 'J Af ef K . f I 1 iii I I f E R M 1 A t ,,. X -V Y ri 'HW A by Avvy :V i . X O E R D 'fm H EE X R E' RONNIE DRAKE DOUG FRANCISCO JAMES GARVEY JIMMY FONDREN A ,,t., R 4t,, ,,t., I eff, tt'E2 ' ' J W , f .ew Q M Y K-f t Wm v'N'-- 5 , A Q . ' V ,,t i. A V W V W, fm:ff5z,,M,, N -' W. ,V l55 o s K ,.., -W., Nik p , n 5 ' A 'W X- O R K. O H ' N W K it I VV T F851 J , VzkbA.M:k..5ili1x ., In I ' ifinywzgwgiw 4 f-,W -M 4- ' 'L i , W wg ' O M A k br. ' Q A Xi - I ,wwf , ', W ' - 'Awwwiib f-my ,qi ' X ,1 -A ff. .try-mga, , Y K Q Wildcats are hard to bring down. Stay in there Roger! NIPPYJONES JOHN MALONE TOMMY MANKIN VANCE MAULTSBY V hgh? ,EZ 55 I G SM ' ,,,, ' ni, I gyzy f,,..-,W :L fu, K , f I. 3 ' V x Lv v- 'nf Q' Mauna? ' I P. - . , ' V ' H 2. u - - ' ,E vim ? ' N ff . . K 'Q .5 , 5 Lain 1, f ' '-ww -W lfir A . , , .4,,g...N, TIM MCC LEARIN 'fi M M is E I ... ,Z , I56 GARY MCCOLLOM ROGER MCENTYRE GREGG MCKEFFER - ,, ,. u 714:-Q 7 ww- fx W gf V I W f-'::,.f f - , :K - Aww f f H 7 ' R if ' W N in Q 3 , , xX s. MIKE MOBLEY Luna L a. ,.. ,- - E in, ff M4 N x gg Q.-1 1 6 4-faq-Q, ,1 - . M- I I X ,,,, GARY OWEN MITC H PAX TON STEVE PROFFITT Pile on 'eml Hit 'em hard! Mgr TOMMY PROPES KIM RANDOLPH JACKIE SIDES MARK SKAGGS 7 X Hg ,,,,v.1- I A 5' 3 '., V - . V g ' ',:,,.. , '.:,, V 'Lit 1 .. V ,Lf ' -9480! HOWARD ROGERS MIKE STANDBERRY SCOTT SEMLINGER RICKY STANDBERRY W 5335. as 4 5 I ,, , M-an Q40 I I H---r .f-' MIKE STINSON JAMES THOMAS JAMES SPANGLER PATRICK THOMAS XFN K, ,4.. .... X , ,Q 49 ' WS 3 Y I .Q ,ka , Nippy shows Decatur his heels. S , MITCHELL THOMAS . M,,,,.,. , ,W 9 ,Q K , bv . J RICHARD TRIMBLE Hold that line! SKIPPER WILSON RALPH WILLIAMS I59 ..4.- . - Z , g x -,J-. Q--f 'Q If . fur' JA 6 ' .f 9 . I Q 1. in 7 mu. H , an V. Y ,056 XA' Defensive Team Offensive Team x F .4415 Z ,E . if Q ' zvukiu-W . -.3 I60 1, ,, , ,-,..W, -,V ,-.ka u--.-.nu-.ce ,..N.+ f-cmqwgm 'mm ALL DISTRICT Tommy Carroll, Roger McEntyre, Mike Crowell, Nippy Jones and Gary McCollom. CAPTAINS Tommy Carroll, James Thomas, and Gary McCollom . mf' 3, ,. - -5 rdnwvmoxvwv r- ,,,, . . -V' if 5 , . I6I ,,-. .wh ---vw ,F , , 1 gr we, i RETURNING LETTERMEN COACHES James Martin, Keith Sockwell, John Clark, Mickey Florence, Jake Swann and Tommy Kimbrough. WWW .sf EDI TH SMITH GAIL USELTON Head Cheerleader LINDA LOGGINS KATHY DANIEL PAULA SLAKEY Mascot . , Ars, 'gjfgvpiq 5 ji' 'W ' Ag ua' ww , L-qv'-'aX'. fl in .. , N , ,, A, ,, , ,L ffyv, - . K W-W-...W.A,.,,.,.. , , Yrtf he-ws, 'i'A ah-.... , The 69-70 Cheerleaders. The cheerleaders boosting the Cats to another victory. ,WR V ' . .Jing 1 f'5YfVfiW'Pw . h ' la . - 'Q a , nw . y .pg SN 1 ' ff gf. '.: Ngfu L, .V --+ -NF aqqw' . .V V . .f'7e .f3'1f32ap,5,, 7 'LWB-.' 4 'Li ' Q 13 nf: ' - , . ' . V iii ' , V V' . , , . H wwf I65 TOP ROW: Tim Smith fmanagerj, Mike Voiers, Kim Randolph, Paul VanDerlinden, Bill Mannefeld, Tim Mc- Clearin, Bobby Gaddis, Robin Orr, Glenn Hansen, and Tommy Carroll. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Proffitt, Gary Mc Collum, Ricky Standberry, Charles Nickell, Patrick Thomas, Mark Creed, Nippy Jones, and Brian Anderson fmanagerj. Standing on the far right is Coach Larry Guinn Plano Lancaster - - - - - - Plano Terrell - - - - - - P1300 Grapevine - Plano Lancaster - - - - - - Plano Ennis -- ' ' ' ' Plano Waxahachie P13110 Terrell ---- - - 1969-'70 was a rebuilding year for Coach Plano Duncanville Plano 't Plano Lancaster - Lewisville - Larry Guinn's sophomore-laden varsity basketball team . The team battled to a 10-16 record which featured two victories Plano Richardson - - - - over Bonham. P1300 St. Marks - Bill Mannefield was an unanimous all- P1an0 Jesuit ---- - - - district selection and Sophomore of the 'P1an0 Pearce - - Year in District 6-AAA as he paced the ffPlano McKinney - Wildcat attack. Sophomore Bobby Gaddis 'P1an0 N. Mesquite was honorable mention all-district on a rP1an0 Grapevine - team that has only four seniors and returns rP1a1-10 Gainesville twelve lettermen next year. :Plano Bonham - - 'Plano Lewisville - :Plano Pearce- - - :Plano McKinney - i:Plano N . Mesquite rP1an0 Grapevine - - - - ifP1an0 Gainesville :Plano Bonham - - it Denotes District Games I66 TOMMY CARROLL Guard MARK CREED Guard 1 Nippy Jones seems to scare a few people with an outside shot. Bill Mannefeld is head and shoulders above Bonham. x- .- .A Ys.. sissh O x '- .s,. . J.. f f'- Wifi' f Q 1, f V , -. z ssoos wi , , BOBBY GADDIS Forward I67 ' g.,,Aa4,aw,, gf.:- arg . 5 K , ,nazi GLEN HANSEN NIPPY JONES Guard Guard BILL MANNEFELD Center 'xx TIM MCCLEARIN Forward The tongue helps! Coach Larry Guinn is congratulating sophomore Bill Mannefeld for making the all-district team, and for being elected Sophomore of the Year. P A 4. GARY MCCOLLOM Guard ffff CHARLES NICKELL Guard The Lions can only watch Bill Mannefeld show why he got all-district. I 1, 'A ROBIN ORR Forw ard ' . ,, L' W KIM Tim McC1earin causes a little agony in Mc- RANDOLPH Kinney , Forward S L IX, I TEVE PROFFITT Guard . H l'll I RICKY STANDBERRY Guard 2 , W h s M L,,, ,A by rf, M PATRICK PAUL THOMAS VANDERLINDEN Guard Forward rrrr r rr f 4 M, p up V, ,,,kALi Mark Creed confuses the players and cameras with MIKE VOIERS his shot . Forw ard S' . ,. ,J Jr. Varsity coach, lt. Iarnes Morton is t d' ' h V ' h . L The opposition looks as if they would like to take S 39 mg WH army Coac ' It any , D Gurnn. a swing at Bobby Gaddrs. BOTTOM ROW: Dennie Long, Chuck Bond, Steve Myers, Randy.Press, Trent Taylor, Clifford Wall, Glenn Whitehead, Mike Woods, Ralph Hamby, and Don Cason. TOP ROW: Spider Hunter fmanagerj, Marty Patterson, Steve Hendrick, Jack George, John Johnson, Larry Burris, Danny Meek, Mike Ryan, Scott Smith- son, Skip Foust, and Doug Damewood Qmanagery. 95 :gr S McKinney- - - - - - Gainesville - - - - - Plano Lancaster - - Plano Ennis - - - Plano Lancaster- - Plano Lewisville - Plano Pearce - - - Plano McKinney - Plano N. Mesquite Plano Grapevine - Plano Gainesville - Plano Bonham - - - Plano Lewisville - Plano Pearce - - - Plano Plano Everman - - Plano Hi11SbO1'0 ' - Plano Ennis ---- Plano N. Mesquite Plano Grapevine - Plano Plano Bonham - - - - - - fDenotes District Games - ---31 Coach James Martin's 22-man Junior Varsity team suffered several last-second loses in winning 8 of 20 games, but gained experience that will aid them on the varsity next year. Danny Meek, a junior transfer, was the leading scorer, but received support from Scott Smithson, Patrick Thomas, Chuck Bond and Glenn Whitehead. The team was primarily made of sophomores who should help the varsity next year. TOP ROW: Charlie Williamson, Janice Newsome, Quin Spurlin, Alma Eaton, Jane Robinson, and Vicki Grimm BOTTOM ROW: Jan Tremble, Sheryl Gant, Kate McCollough, Pam Havis, and Susan McCollough, Plano Carroll - - Plano Howe - - Plano Howe - - Plano Decatur - - Plano Celeste - - Plano Celina - - Plano Celeste - - Plano Celina - - - - - Plano Princeton - Plano Burleson - - Plano Paradise - - Plano Boswell - - Plano Midlothian - - - - Plano Maypearl - Plano Mansfield - Plano Deweybille ----- Plano Forney ---- - Plano Forney - - Plano Sherman - - - - Plano Lewisville - Plano Duncanville Plano Mansfield - Plano Sherman - - - - Plano Lewisville - Plano Duncanville Plano Duncanville l72 PHS's varsity girls' basketball team found the 1969-70 season identical with the 1968-69 season, Mrs, Becky Austin's team posted an 16-10 record and tied Duncanville for the district championship, but then lost the playoff game. High-scoring Alma Eaton, an all- tournament selection twice during the season, paced the young team, and received help from Sheryl Gant and lane Robinson while Susan McCollough Quin Spurlin and Pam Havis aided on defense, if 4 F H x r - '-gl Ju ALMA EATON SHERYL GANT VICKI GRIMM Forward Forward Forward Sheryl Gant drives hard through the middle for Sheryl Gaut looks on as Alma Eaton tries two a lay up, from the outside, ,, S- v ' Fifa? fr 7-TQEWTAAQ AMW. .. Xf ,.. . .- I ZW 'f 'fr r- .fi r A f 1 4, .,--- , , K, , A - -, . 1 ,- f,rg:,?Q344 A . , L' ,. .y , ,. ' f 6 f fx, 1 'Y' fr rf ' ww .- X531 rf ' ' J Zs., ' F TZ PAM HAVIS K ATE SUSIE Guard MCCU LLOUGH MCCU LLOUGH Forward Guard 'I IANICE JANE QU IN SPURLIN JAN 'I'RIMBLE NEW SOM ROBINSON Forward Guard Forward Forward Hopes of the Plano players and the hopes of the Alma drives through her teammates and visiting team are displayed when Sheryl attempts through the opposition for her lay up, a shot, Alma Eaton, Plano 's leading scorer, adds to her total from the comer, I74 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Walters, Lucy Fields, Karen Pinkerton, Helen Stults, Paula Mathis, bonja Tilly, Janet Mason, Nancy Apple, Chris Ong, and Charlotte Carroll, Princeton - - - - Carroll - - - - - Plano Howe ' ' Plano Howe - - Plano Decatur - ' P13119 Celeste ' ' P13110 Celina mano Celeste - - P13110 BOI'1h3.IT1 ' ' Plano Celina - - P13110 Bonham - - Plano Plano Burleson - - P131-10 P3.lF3.diS6 ' ' P13110 Boswell - ' Plano Forney - - - Plano Forney - - - Planfj Sherman - ' Plano Celina - - - p1an0 Lewisville - Plano mano Duncanville P13119 Mansfield - P13110 Sherman - - - - - p1an0 Lewisville - Plano Duncanville Miss Mickey Wallace's Junior Varsity squad compiled a 13-11 mark in winning district. Sophomores Helen Stults, Nancy Apple Sonja Tilley, Donna Walters, Lucy Fields Karen Pinkerton, Paula Mathis, Janet Mason, Chris Ong, and Charlotte Carroll came on strong late in the season to brighten prospects for next year 's varsity season, The leading scorers were Helen Stults and Sonja Tilley, , Iii, Despite a sixth place finish in the district 6-AAA track and field meet in April, 1970 was a record breaking year for the track team of coaches Keith Sockwell, Tommy Kimbrough and Pat Adams. Junior Mike Haun and Mike Crowell both of whom made it to the regional, meet, set records in the 330- yard intermediate hurdles and shot-put. The mile relay team of Haun, Randy Wensel, Tommy Propes and Ricky Easley also set a new record in their speciality. I76 Y fi 6 Track Tommy Kimbrough, Keith Sockwell, Pat Adams kj sew- Q 1 Stix ' ,I 'Nm Mike Hauu stretches out over hurdles. - ', f' , , Y ik qt 'B I SPRINTERS MILE RELAY s'- '. H - w'w-p--.,.-..,...'1,j5 9g',:'fff eemzeafnm f ie5 '7'ff:8:t'4 'f1O,s?1 wg v.vS..'.'.':5a5e .,w .is gown 5556 if ' 14935 g3g5,!vgg,,3, i woggvfi eshgsogy ig s, 4 Q 5 Nw gy., ,r I If suv... James Thomas warms up for discus. I77 5 'wv'f-mgwsamgszss 'rss I s ' A s ig? Y' Nd I d f' C as-f 4- ff' s fm? I 5 I 5' 1 V ' 'ir , ' Q R 'A 3 I M rf A '5 ' ' . if ' W , , 5 i . . , I ,Q 5, iff' 'A X- , .4 4 5 k 'R 'K x X ' - v i gg ' - hi i , age.: ,... 'ww , L ' K - F XI k.',Ff W' Q W Q K i b f S- E s K f-1 S , K A I K .1 ,, ...: dy L Ad 1 l I 5 ' ' W Q ., I Q-M. .. A H Q -W.. A K ss , he Nippy Jones finishes third in 100 yard dash. SHOT-PUT AND DISCUS THROWERS Z I VK ,..,,, Il I I I I is if' f Wy , Q 5 ., ,, W rs I fmlu 1 sjjjg , , VL A I ' .3311 WM U ,MM N4m.w.,,.r-un'Y0!1 I I la xxx swmxwk iw 4 s 4, 4: f in Q' 1 W ..... , V Hr M J 1 .I Ii d z ' an vhs I l I ' il I I I f, s I.E f S X x x x ' x x x Q s 4 vi .1 0 ,Q I di A r . Haun plays catch up in hurdles. 'MY ,sf 's. ' H HIGH AND BROAD .TUMPERS Patrick Thomas, James Jones, and Gary Owen in POLE VAULTERS Scott McMillan, Gary Owen Viva 3'-s N,-ff K-M51 ,f W . . ' Us 'Lg1'f4..we-, lg ., its '-, lg , ., -4+ ' M-Q . ' :Y 1 -..- qqigg J 'S -.- W Q Q . M Charles Nickell in mile run Y? fi HURDLERS DISTANCE RUNNERS Scott MCMl13D clears ll feet, ff -pg fh . . who A K H - fyv- 21 1' e Km n ' ' T we QA' Wh E 5 c ., new ,A . A ' ' K aff ,'., ' Lg G Z , 4 A . f-' V 5: 71 21 'f A .nik L Al' ' H Mm W'Rl!MW 'Z'N 2 1 .. -,,,,,,, .-M-w.u my -,gmc 1 'SEV Y ' .A 2 8 I ' MN .., ,- aka Nw ,f M' fn V .4 vi -fr Plano Relays had more action than a three ring circus. SPRINT RELAY TEAM A Q -'-, -me 13?- K! 'P's.a m7 s ' . I -A 5 E +,1,..M,. W' . irimfv ' SA' 1 Q ,j 1 wr Wt FRONT ROW: Miss Mickie Wallace, coachg Sonja Westg Sharon Beisheim, Sheryl Gant, Susan Goodman. SECOND ROW: Linda Loggins, Debbie Wheeler, Alma Eaton, Cindy McDill, and Helen Stults. Volleyball The girls' volleyball team completed their first season under new coach, Miss Mickie Wallace, by finishing second in the district tournament. Led by the top scorers of the season, Susan Goodman and Sheryl Gant, the girls beat Bonham before losing to Lewisville in the finals. The girls also played in the Pilot Point tournament and met Tioga and Lewisville in other action during the season. Gini Johnson, and Stults, Debbie A, ,uw FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Creed, Steve Proffitt, Glen Hansen, Scott Stewart and Coach Mike Hopson The Wildcat golf team swung into action in three tour- naments during the spring season under the guidance of Coach Mike Hopson. PHS finished sixth in the district meet as the foursome of Steve Proffitt, Scott Stewart, Glen Hansen and Mark Creed toured the Duck Creek course in 680.5 Proffitt was low with a 36 hole score of 163, followed by Creed with a 169 and Stewart and Hansen with l74s. Earlier in the season, Plano lost a match with district champion McKinney on the Lions home course and then tied Pearce for second in a three- team meet at Duck Creek. MARK CREED STEVE PROFFITT J. A -A , Q R i . 1 f 2.11, I my W, ,R ., , .pvyf ' TONY ISAACS GLEN HANSEN SCOTT STEWART I84 Tennis What is already history in the record books of tennis coach Mrs. Becky Austin was nearly repeated by this year's tennis team. Monty Stanley and Craig Amfahr, the boys doubles team, and Nancy Apple in girls singles all advanced to the finals in the District 6- AAA Tennis Meet held in Plano on April ll. Monty and Craig, who advanced to the finals by defeating the Lewisville second team and the McKinney team, were defeated on the following Monday after the meet by the Lewisville first team. Nancy Apple, after working her way to the finals, was finally overcome by the girls singles player from Gainesville. Others participating in the tennis meet were Charles Alexander and Wes Hansen, boys doublesp Sheryl Gant and Susan Goodman, girls doubles, and Ricky Allen, boys singles. 1 I ' ni Sophomore Nancy Apple returns a shot in District play. z Q52 M Doubles team Monty Stanley - lyyll - Vpppig F V V nppl and Craig Amfahr awalt actron. I '42 ,. . 'X 2 4 Sheryl Gant watches doubles team- mate, Susan Goodman, return a serve. ,kwus Charles Alexander hits a shot behind teammate Wes Hansen. Dan Thomasson returns a shot Baseball Coach Mickey Florence unveiled a new baseball squad during the 1970 season that saw the Wildcats post a 10-4 season record and finish in a second place tie in the district race. For the first time, PHS fielded a junior varsity baseball team that won two and lost two against area teams. The sophomore leaden team gained experi- ence that will help them next year on the varsity. On the varsity, shortstop Steve Proffitt was the leading hitter with a .400 average and lefty Joe Arb was the top pitcher. The Wildcats were 4-2 in dis- trict competition. I88 Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Plano Duncanville Lewisville - Pearce - - - McKinney - Grapevine - Bonham - - Lewisville - Gainesville - Frisco - - - McKinney - Grapevine - Pearce - - - Gainesville - Bonham - - , ,,,. . Q , 3 I I af' I Magik.. -Mft f M, ' . I V X ' new - f ' t , - KIM RANDOLPH RALPH HAMBY BILL MANNEFELD Left Field Center Field Right Field -,,.,,,, H Ai W 2 '- -L, M . 1 'X awk ' 4,YI fi A V .ZVE F I :i l ' L Y K . K .J .,.f k.k'- MIKE MOBLEY DAVE JOHNSON Shortstop Second Base J ey.L .. 9 Q X i t . -3 ,. L Q N , L 1 Q X r L LLL' e'ee N EVA Q ,F it N Pifchef it TOMMY CARROLL VANCE MAULTSBY Third Base First Base i Y Y N JAMES MARTIN TIM MCCLEARIN Coach Catcher MICKEY FLORENCE Coach I89 TT Q., MW ,, Q Joe Arb pitches to a McKinney hitter. Y J . M ,. jf, .:,. QA AZ? , A A 1 V K 1 N A I . PATRICK THOMAS HM STRAIN Q, A SKIPPER WILSON -aafhmab-5 Q SCOTT SMITHSON NAQ 5 .. X :il1g 7' ' . :Qs 'w ' - , V' MQW .' ML.. 'L ' 1 , A 3355 gi. X . , -. N' K 1 A Lkl ' fy? gwgf 4 1. Y ig A T . 47 1' 5 , Q3 1 t ' AW W .-gf- W SCOTT SEMLINGER :MQ- W , 31 it bf-M f- Qi: yu .ffzgmf H ' Q ,4.. . f gn ,L an .gf , -W-ag .gg K ' iw' Q fa ,,., HQ' W A as Kim Rando HF A , 2, ' - tx. LOREN DOI-IM lph tags out a Lion. Eff Q . -- , I , . t .k,V ,K 2 .I , ,QW , . K .V at, ' . , W, : Vg V I F ww, Q3 ,, ff wi, ,. A g V 4 My .me it S x I A f 1 -1931? 41 1 W W ., H X Si J la! G ,gs A .Qi Tommy Carroll steps on home plate in game with McKinney. DAVID HUT SON ' Q s I fi f 'lie , . 1- ' 5' 1 ,fa-x.f-,mfs - - S 1 I kk.. K W 'A f S t Ol' tt,t , NIPPY JONES I9I gal M.-4' .414 aww E 2 1 ,Z i.A,X Q ,cn M K 3 1-vi t 9 33' -M Prom Class of 1970 Ol' Seni The O3 CW Vw fd 2 Day - Senior - May 31 Baccalaureate Graduation - June 1 Starting out The round of activities for the seniors was the Junior- Senior Prom that was held May 9 at the Marriott Motor Hotel in Dallas. wi 5' p is WN, Work on the prom began as early as last fall with the junior class paper drives, but there were many last minute things still to be done as the prom neared. Jia Picking up flowers and tuxedoes was the preparation for the boys the afternoon of the Prom. For the girls it was having their hair fixed and getting ready the entire day. i 'F x :. ' gr . Q A y . AZ.A, Q wg - , x 53 f., Pinning on the corsage was the most difficult task for some of the boys! For Juniors it was escorting the Seniors. They danced till midnight to the music of The Society. R N, Ni., N s-ml .,.L ., www? , ww' J' Ji. sk K 2' QQ WE. 'I ei I99 fl l 'F .xx SENIOR DAY 1970, May 29, marked the 1970 graduating class's last day at PHS. And they lived it up in style. Following a special brunch and lunch, the class filed into the auditorium for the last time. They honored Mrs. Mary Alice Skaggs and Miss Fredna Maultsby for their contributions and then presented the class history, prophecy and will. r at 20I , -mv-...,..W...,,,mMwfWmMwMWwW..,.c., , The last two days at PHS were b,lv Q k : . , v ceremonial for the l9'70 seniors. D A V' ' 1 Baccalaureate services on May 31 began the final activities. Held at the First Baptist Church in Plano, Dr. William E. Trice delivered the sermon. wi hr b A ga i W au. - - W' ,,.,., , S WU 'I W Y ,9 pi 9, 5 3 ' f i u 5 r -3 sa. Graduation day, June l, finally arrived at last for the 186-member class. Held at the spacious Richardson High School auditorium commencement exercises included awards, scholarships and speeches in addition to the presentation of diplomas. The seniors were now graduates of Plano High School. l wvM,gfaMMW,f1f:, MW, ff fy ,,,,,,..,L:,,,y,, . f--w my mmwwm -vii 1,1 Q Responsibility Thank you, Parents Join hands now Peace, Brothers Modernize education ' 'B H fl! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1970 797 T v L Q O . 4 - U A 4 4a1A'l I ,AA Looking Back With this page the work of the staff of the 1970 PLANONIAN cames to an end. There is time now but for a few Thank Yous to the people who have helped make this year 's annual what it is. The PLANONIAN staff greatly appreciates all of the help that Taylor Publishing Company and its representative, Ed McMeans, has given us. We would also like to thank the boys in the photography class - Charles Alexander, Joe Early, Michael Netherton, Ronny Agte, Gary George, and Mik Simpson - for being so cooperative with us. I personally would like to thank Mr. Smith and everyone else on the annual staff for helping me so much. Vicki Stimpson Editor Photography Staff iff? WWA? 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