Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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Q- to Home Qi! t :31 Guest FH ' 'E 5 - 'mv IE llll oown I roeo ID among B3 I ' 3' 'il tum 1' fl! N. -e-1 x The. new scoreboard, donated by Plano Coach John Clark is congratulated by the Reverend Travis Berry following the dedica- SBVWIQS afld First National Bank, HIUS tion of the new multi-million dollar football field named in his honor. SDBCTHTOVS ln VICWWYQ Of home Qames- -Q Q,-0.1-t-rt.-me 0.0- Joined by their fathers, members of the Homecoming Court, Mary Haggard, Dina McWilliams, Darla Bost, Beverly Brooks, Robyn Grigsby, and Lori Thompson await the beginning of halftime festivities. Opening I 9

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UPER SHTCH. In pre-game warm up, Junior offensive end Joe Eaton stretches out to snare a high pass. M 1 ax IIUJSZIYII3 . . 4 s ,-sf ... .r ur-f..2f7'44w itil! ' ' I .3 Q-gag-+',r4.p,Zft. g.3:.,':'s -Mi,-. 'ft Q- This '- L Hug. 'J inf 'tml ' Q Q ., , -'Jive .. - ew r .. f. A rx 1 ' ' ' , 4, 4i..:f3g:fi 5 . .1 ...,,g..T fs-' F,' fL,'k .j-.1-I! ' ,H - '93, .,,..s:'d,i'-' 37, Q xi gif s. : H' U J j,, U Q, N r, H4 xi 'YN' avg? ,gi .cw ., , A- .A X Aw 3 .-,H .A Az., - r .. ,bg-4: V' ,,-i . H u' 5 I . . f I - ,, X L ' . Z f 1' . 1 ZS! Pandemonium breaks loose a-s the clock winds down in the State game. radition PIano's Winning Tradition began with Tom Gray, who led the team to its first state crown in 1965 in the AA division., The tradition continued with John Clark who led the 'Cats to the State Championship in 1967 for the AA crown and again in 1971 in the AAA division. When Clark retired to become ath- letic director, Tom Kimbrough took over. He carried on the tradition as he led the team to the 1977 AAAA State Champi- onship. Under the guidance of these three men, Plano became 1 the first team in Texas history to win AA, AAA, and AAAA State Championship titles. -1'-3' Q 9 E Q if 1- -va Q E. Tpsfiq 5 gf 4 Tears of happiness run down the faces of cheerleaders Kathe Berg and Flobin Grigsby as they hug Coach Tom Kimbrough after the State Championship game. Opening X 1 1