Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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I 9 WE DCD T L GK GCDQD. Trends for the 8O's, fovorites of senior Kelly Lowry, often combine lines, puffs, ond gothers. Juniors Mike Ayorte ond Julio Wharton ore o good rnotch in their not-so-typicol ottire, Cowboy boots, blue jeons, ond o button- down shirt is the cosuol, go-onywhere loolf most populor with students like junior Poul Dovis.

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IF QU GNT LQQK GUQD Juniors Sharon Rucher and Stephanie Cum- mings show off the return of mini skirts. A variety of fashions was apparent on campus. New fads came and went but this year's styles seemed very defined. Looks ranged from punk to prep- py. The punk look was unique with geometric hair cuts highlighted with pastel colors. Punkers wore satin clothes, intentionally clashed colors, and often sported black leather jackets and pants. The influence of preppy dressing came from the college campuses. Alligotors, Polos, and plaids were ap- parent when the popularity invaded the PSHS campus. The western look, which has been with students for the last few years, continued with expensive boats made of lizard or ostrich, and of course Lees and Wranglers or prairie skirts for girls. Limited to the female was an avant garde look of bright stripes, and metallic colors. All in all, it was a constant parade of style and variety among the more than 8,000 students. ' Wx K wi, The preppy look of polo shirts are popular with senior Mary Edgar and junior Rich Arnone. Senior Travis Barber is looking bad in his striped silk tie and his black leather pants. 22 X Student Life M m'w --H-Q . 'F my . S Q ... Sporting her new vogue look, senior Stacy Travis appears right out of a fashion magazine.

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Sideline Whether on outdoor fields or in- door courts, Plano's sidelines were often a diversion from the main drama of the athletic event. The sidelines were a source of entertainment as cheerleaders yelled in support, Wildcat fans jumped in a display of emotions and coaches pro- grammed, planned, fretted and cheered. lt was simply a wonderfully wild Wildcat drama both on and off the field. C19 Senior maroon guards Mike Anderson and Randy Edwards run the victory flag after Plano scores a touchdown. C29 Following o Wildcat win, the cheerleaders join the football players on the sidelines to lead the fans in singing the school song. C39 From mid-September to early November, spirited Plano fans reserve Fri- day nights for Wildcat football games. C49 Junior offensive lineman .lamen Sisk listens to instructions given by JV coach Mike Farish on a new blocking scheme. C59 During the R. L. Turner game, members of the varsity basketball team look on while a teammate takes a foul shot. 24 f Student Life in