Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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page 18 X Student Life 4 Seniors julie Merritt and Carmen McCord present the year's spring look. julie features a white cotton mini skirt, bright jacket, and a flowery lei, while Carmen models a pink shirt and white belt over a white mini skirt. Y Senior Chrystal Smith, wearing teal pants and matching jacket with a floral print blouse topped with a lei broach, adds a touch of class to the campus. i- 441-v-M A Exhibiting a flash of innocence, senior Dwayne Shepherd models a dressy-look with paisley tie and suspenders. 4 Wearing a red cardigan sweater over a white tank top along with red and blue bowling shoes, senior Eric Buchen walks to lunch with junior Kim Fiese, wearing a floral print drop waist sundress. P Enjoying the shade, junior jay Gore 555 models the casual look with a paisley shirt under a white cardigan and grey baggy pants.

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Exciting sounds heard '6F0r Just a Moment Sounds of Homecoming '85, especially jingles of bells that hung from mums, the Homecoming Queen nominees' screams of thrill and the everlasting talk and excitement from the students, were heard throughout the campus. Girls were adorned with decorative mums and guys with garters. During lunch, students rushed to the cafeteria to contribute their final vote for Homecoming Queen. Excitement filled the air during Friday night's game. The Wildcats put on a good show, gaining almost 400 total yards for a winning score of 24-0 against the Richardson Eagles. Halftime will always be remembered, especially for Elise Voskuil who was crowned Homecoming Queen. Senior finalists were Mechelle Gilliland, Amy Hutson, Connie Ruggeri, and Connie Miller. Renee Hillyer and Wendy Scott were the two junior attendants. After the ceremony, multitudes of maroon and white balloons were freed in celebration of the festivities. Students set their feet awhirl at the Homecoming dance with the help and entertainment of Nippy Iones and the Night People. Elise was escorted to her throne by her date Mike Curry. They later started the dance to the theme son , For Just a Moment. Memories of the '85 Homecoming game and dance will always be treasured within the minds and scrapbooks of students. Being presented to the Homecoming crowd, senior finalists tabooel Amy Hutson, Connie Ruggeri, Cbelowl Connie Miller, and Mechelle Gilliland and their fathers wait for the announcement of the 1985 Homecoming Queen. After being escorted to her throne, Homecoming Queen Elise Voskuil proudly displays her crown. nf il 2 y, 522 E. Y. gr is in ft' 7 if is i t it Homecoming f page 17 E. Z fe -f

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GRAZY This year's fashions catered to daring designs and intense solids. The main concern was to create eye catching coordinates. The ' old-fashion quote, everything comes back in style was true for 1986, from the minis to ankle length skirts and paisley prints to fluorescent pastels. Dressing in the latest styles was eas for this year's girls. If they didn't find anything in their own closet the could go in and borrow something from their dadls. Bi shirts, Guess 'eans, and large sweaters created tie classic PSHS look. For a dressy, yet casual appearance, the flower print drop-waist sun- dresses were a hit. Anything paisley made grand entrance. No matter if it was a mini skirt, long skirt, dress, blouse, .tank top, sweater, tie or bow, it was definitely in, The more outrageous the colors, the better. Capezios with bobby socks or short pumps com- pleted the perfect ensemble. This year's male student took-off on comfort. On a normal day, guys were found in Levi's prewashed O Genera's paisley shirts added to their versatility. As summer arrived, tank tops made big waves. Also, guys accessorized with solid and paisley suspenders and Miami Vice jackets. To get from class to class, the shoes were the final touch. Top-siders, the main event, were worn without socksp however, bowling shoes, which were also popular, were worn with socks. The year in fashion at PSHS ended with anything goes for everyone. 501's or Guess jeans. Union Bay's big sweaters and P Twins, Nicole and Stacey Giles, like fashion to its fullest, but in their own individual way. Nicole features the Romantic look with a mauve flowered dress worn to the ankles. Stacey models a geometric design shirt with a wrap belt over a straight skirt, and pumps. Y A big hit for '86 included suspenders. Senior I. D. Mays, shows off his gorgeous smile while wearing paisley suspenders over a pink ox- ford with nolled up pants and penny loafers. 4 Brightly ap- pareled junior Todd Southgate models a tur- quoise and pink plaid shirt and turquoise blue pants. Fashion f page 19