Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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ELITE IMAGES of . . . Sports and Spirit Wildcat Style Beginning in the early 197O's, Plano Senior High School gained a reputation as one of the great powers in Texas hi h school sports. Early on, tie reputation mostly applied to football. However, during 1985-86, with the third place finish of the football team, Plano focused attention on other sports. B February, at- tention focusedl on the girl's soccer team, which took the state championship over Duncan- ville. Other strong teams were . - V1-if Nfl if? . S 'V -. I 'Jh- rt ff t if 4 I. fy r . mwah K ' I l -- A fiykg 'il ' 4 'txh:luwr.:f ikzgs-'xii . NN.- X 1 H. V Rx . 'Q , . , . -r , J I-ggi-.. Kag- 't 'T' --lf 'U' 'I ll S tatguineng-Q3 boys' soccer, baseball, swimming, and wrestling. Without support and spirit from the student body the accomplishments of Plano's sports teams would have gone unnoticed. Around the campus it could generally be said, My blood runs deep maroon, and the spirit runs high. Pep rallies were guaranteed full every time one was assembled. Even beyond pep rallies, the spirit continued. When teams would leave to o out of town, students would often gather in the parking lot to pro- vide a send off for the team. Every high school has sports and spirit, but only Plano Senior High School could provide an image of sports and spirit Wildcat Style. Spirit is always expressed by . Plarzoettes Kristy W., Hamlet, Andrea. Smith, Beth Frattiibur, W S and Susan Gillesfriai Crashing through Pla- no's spirit banner, the Wildcats go forth for the second half against the Richardson Eagles. y Opening f page 9

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ELITE IMAGES of . . . Business and Humanities At Plano Senior High School they were called Business and Humanities. Most colleges called them liberal arts. Basically, though they're just the basics. However, in the general style of Plano, even the basics had a touch of ex- travagance. The English department of- fered four levels of Senior English and three levels of Iunior English, each tailored to the varied abilities of the 2,500 students at Plano Senior High School. The Social Studies department encom- passed world and American histories in- cluding advanced placement courses. Various law, psycho ogy, and sociology courses were also offered. The senior high also extended four foreign languages and numerous business classes. All of the Business and Humanities classes were accompanied by images of the art learning tools and teachers that were virtually irreplaceable. Spanish teacher Marci Hitt explains to the class the day's lesson. .gg - Students from Psychology Major Studies mold Play-doh models of the brain. Opening f page 11