Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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6 Mascot Lauren Mathis leads a yell during a spirited pep rally before the semi-final game against Odessa Permian, .f ff'5vt l. I!! Throngs of enthusiastic fans cheer at Friday's pep rally prior to the Wildcat's trip to Lubbock to meet Odessa Permian. ln North Plano, the newly completed John Clark Field opens to a most memorable Wildcat football season. 6 X Opening

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Varsity cheerleader Linda Wattles takes a moment to show the Cats are about to become first in Texas. i s OlTl9l'ltUl'Tl Wildcat Fever gained momentum each week. Fridays brought louder and larger pep rallies, especially when local television and radio stations picked up the pre-game excite- ment. Planoites were caught up in football mania and demon- strated their support by wearing maroon and white. At games, they waved spirit towels, handkerchiefs, and pennants. Stu- dents covered their cars with crepe paper, shoe polish and bumper stickers. Each Saturday morning, fans skimmed local newspapers to read about the Wildcat victories. As part of their pre-game warm up, Perry Haynes Q25 and Billy Ray Smith C675 limber up with stretching exercises before the Sherman game, Opening X 7