Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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3 it gy PLANONIAN: front row adviser Joyce Levy, Sean Porea, Evelyn Browning, Jasmine Markus, Phil Thompson, Emily Wheelus, second row Susan Albrecht, Tracey Turner, Robyn Reagan, Janna Groce, Jaki Crain, Allison Meyers third row Eva Lopez, Robert Hicks, Peggy Knutson, Jess Fisher, Gina Spinn, Beth Black back row Shawn Smith, Hank Lessen, Beth Wellsman, Jim Grace. David Morrow WILDCAT TALES: front row Gayla Searcy, Debbie Waits, Robin Pettit, Monica Leiter, Vinny Minchillo, Cindy Gardner, adviser Judy Cates second row Bill Gleason, Lito Mendoza, Sandy Wooten, Shelly Green, Julie Mack, Paula Young, Cindy Reynolds, Mike Cullinane back row John Ozanne, Debi Glover, Martha Newburg, Marty Mesecke, Ron Ricciardi, Dale Wilson, Brett Stephens Planonian editor Evelyn Browning checks over copy for the yearbook. -we , 5: ,S- Z, fs Senior Martha Newburg and junior Cindy Gardner work on their stories in preparation for a VWldcat Tales deadline. plcnonicn, wildcat tales X page 27

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staffs honored Planonian staffers got an early start this year as they attended a SMU workshop last summer where they learned new ideas and won a trophy for best page layout. They took time off between dead- lines to enjoy a Christmas banquet and ended the year with a celebra- tion at 94th Aero Squadron. Wildcat Tales achieved many goals as news staffers competed in the Texas High School Press Association, winning in both the editorials and writing sections. They also attended the first annual Journalism Day at Richland Com- munity College. Journalism I students learned different techniques for writing. They heard guest speakers from the journalism field, put together their own newspaper, and visited the print shop. -f-13? V ,'?-Nik. . Journalism students Michelle DeWitt, Tricia Donovan, and Norman Becker visit the print shop where Mr, Paul Mackey teaches them how to use a photocopying machine. 9 ff , LL Senior Da vid Maddox discusses layouts and copy for the sports section with junior Da vid Morrow and senior Chris Rakes. page 26 X plunonicin, wildcat tales

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speech hosts first qualifying tournament Because of the exceptional tal- ents of Plano's speech students, the forensic team had a very suc- cessful year. Greatly responsible for their achievements was new speech teacher, lvlr. James Long. Under his guidance the team won sweepstakes at seven tourna- ments and brought home over 100 individual trophies. In March, stu- dents attended the state speech tournament in Waco. This was the largest number of students ever to participate in the tournament from Plano. The Natiopal Forensic League gained many new members this year. Eleven juniors earned the 25 points required for membership and were inducted at a ceremony in December. In addition, several top speakers received the presti- gious Double Ruby. Among the major accomplishments of the NFL was hosting Plano's first annual Texas Forensic Associa- tion State Qualifying Tournament. H fl- t..- , , -.c 12. pt Junior Rob Hargeft makes a point while Senior Suzanne Standerfer practices her award winning oratory in preparation for the practicing extemporaneous speaking. annual speech tournament held in Waco in the spring page 28 X speech