Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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15 Junior Janice Baldwin shows her loyalty to the Wildcats with a sucker on Lick 'em Cats Day. 25 Spiritettes wave their new maroon and white gloves to signify support during the Spirit Week pep rally. 35 Cats are Overall' Day provides Government teacher Mary Jo Lewis with an opportunity to dress down. 45 One of the wildest hats is worn by senior Lee Duncan on Hats Off to the Cats Day. 55 Head Football Coach Tommy Kim- brough thanks the student body for their support of the Wildcats as the varsity cheerleaders present the team with a cake. 65 Seniors Linda Wattles, Donna Tokarczyk, and Linda Valesano wear socks of all kinds to support the team on Sock it to 'em Day. 20 X Student Life

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mawvfl white rttflfofm white mafvvfl White marvvrr. . . With fall came football. The Plano Wildcats kicked off another exciting season. Cries of HMAROON - WHlTE!l echoed through the gym on pep rally she's a Wildcat, wouldn't you like to be a Wildcat too? Fall's interest in intramural volleyball also fed the spirit of competition as campus clubs and organizations fought for the title of Intramural Champi- ons. days as juniors and seniors tried to out yell each other. Clubs and organizations performed skits to arouse spirit. Principal Barney Newton gained lots of support for the team with his spirited talks. Cheers rang to the rooftops when lVlr. Newton opened a sack to reveal a box of Wheaties, the breakfast of champions, which he explained Our boys would be eating for breakfast tomor- row. Choir students composed two songs which they performed to honor the Wildcats - one to the beat of the Dr. Pepper jingle: l'm a Wildcat, he's a Wildcat, , '5 ' , 'V Y '. I I . H-' . 7512. t xi ' ' ' r qv. grave, ci ,-'TCI ,Six ':xf.flf '1 'Zvi 5. it V 'L .2 V fq A3 Fall! I9

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Support runs high for state-bound Cots ln keeping with tradition, the annual Spirit Week was held prior to the Homecoming game at the new athletic field. Spirit ran at an all-time high as stu- D51 A4 dents and faculty participated in the week-long festivities. Mon- day was declared Lick 'em Cats Day and everyone brought lollipops to school. Tuesday, all sorts of hats were worn to salute the Cats. Wednesday was Sock it to 'em Day as Wildcat fans sported crazy socks. Thursday was Cats are Overall Day as students wore their overalls. All of this led up to Friday when loyal fans wore school colors on Maroon-White Day. The pep rally on Friday hon- ored mothers of football players and cheerleaders as well as the coaches' wives. The week boosted school spirit and cli- maxed with the Homecoming football game Friday night against the Greenville Lions at Clark Field. Q Spirit Week X 21