Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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hampions After capturing the district title, the Wildcats were more determined than ever to go all the way to State. The spectacu- lar come-from-behind victory in the quarterfinals against the Highland Park Scots will go down as a Texas High School Clas- sic. At the semi-finals in Lubbock, Permian's Mojo hex was not strong enough to stop the 'Cats. When the long awaited day arrived - December 17, 1977, Plano was rated the underdog against the perennial powerhouse Port Neches- Groves. But as history will show, PIano's Winning Tradition prevailed. The Wildcats won the State AAAA Football Champi- onship. A.ff7'fL2' ' gb, F ' ,E-rl Wi fi- fx-:TLMV gy K , if QP I M5 H if 2 I i Q - S a f iii Mvflfl WL, iii 7 fi A 1 .,, 5 7 .. , , . , in-W w x, -ii :-- ', zgfj, ,s ' X . ji, g . I V, QW. 4 W 1- if l 1 1- ' r'i' T ' .i t fs- Colorful signs, created by school organizations during painting parties, increased fans' enthusiasm at the crucial playoff games in Texas Stadium. , 'L , fl 5- i w J 'li X-X g l I f QM- 7 ' ,wg 1 5 A f Q if ' 1 .4 ge' 1 Future Wildcats stretch to congratulate the players as the team files triumphantly into the locker room after the State game. I2 ! Opening Coach Tom Kimbrough walks down the winning side of the field as he reflects on the final moments of the State game. - r fn- -- 2 w , .evfgt jlmixifi 1' fx-I Q ' - f, 49Au: as 1,7833 Q ,Q-fat, 1 llyk wufnagf ,, .-L if 'lf xi fir- ' wikis f Senior Stevie Haynes flashes a winning smile as he proclaims the Cats number one.

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