Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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I-I- nvu.e---m l'v uh vtuyo M. VICTORY - Varsity cheerleaders Marla Weinberg and Kristi Boughtin are over- come with emotion as tradi- tion prevails and Plano defeats L. D. Bell and advances to the State finals. SHOW YOUR SPIRIT - Susie Lund and Julie Fish, seniors, paint their spirit on the Child Development door during the team's rise to state victory. A. Braxlun Ae Braxlon ON THE ROAD TO STATE - At one of the many football games, the spirited and en- thusiastic fans express their support for the team. SPIRIT tRINGS' PROUD - Varsity football players Chris Gerrish, Bart Snowden, and Jeff Cavender can finally prove they are true champions when they receive their rings. Opening 1 3

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iEgE iiEw Multiple traditions form a strong spirit When thinking about Plano Senior High the first words that automatically come to mind would undoubted- ly be spirit and tradition. These words have grad- ually become synonymous .' with Plano 9K ' a s t h e y xg' c 1 e a r l y define what the school represents. The many strengths of P l a n o i n academics, athletics, and the fine arts, were unmatched b y i t s YEA TEAM - Excitement overwhelms Vanessa Mat- thews. junior, as the Cats defeat PESH. each student who pro- vided spirit and sup ort to all aspects of so 001 life. From , the Wildcat paws and spirit ribbons to the throat-throttling 7 , c h e e r s , Plano en- t h u s i a s t 3 proved their i n t e n s e l o y a l t y . Faithful fans could be found in the crowd of each Plano competition rooting and c h e e r i n g during the successes and failures. V Lw ackel' renowned spirit and tradition. As students strove to reach their goals of high standards, the meaning behind the reputation that Plano has achieved edged them on to triumph. Victory was a familiar word to students and certainly came in many forms during the 1986-87 school year. Plano was a strong contender in each competition it ar- ticipated in, and t ere was no sur rise when Plano ranke among the highest. The real victory, however, belonged to 12 Opening The in- f a m o u 3 Pride of Plano proved to be no fluke as spirit and tradition reached a new level of intensity during the year. W h e n W i l d c a t students pulled together to back their school, the result was a driving force that consistently proved invincible. With the well-chosen title of ttThe Winning Tradi- tion behind it, Plano lived up to its notorious reputation with the assistance of its relentless supporters. The strong belief that Cats are M shows on Ion Stephens', CLOSE SHAVE a senior, chest. Kristi Boughtin and Jayne Oorlog join in singing the schoolls alma mater after Planets win at the 5A State Championship. Mi anma STRANGLED IN THE NIGHT - The Panthers find defeat on the sideline: as well as the field whet Amber Ostrander prepare: to kill the Panthers. Th1 Wildcats defeated PESH 28-6. 4

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SWAPPING DA Denise Wise, and Mark distancq. MUM'S 'nmwonn - Sheri Haney, Chris Bryson, and Brian HMm: Ink display theirk :Homecoming support through heir mum and garter adorn-gg menu. Price wise. minus ranged from 312 to $125 while garters . averaged between $5 to $15. THE GANG'S ALL HERB- L The v Homomingq; Com an damaglay Nelson, MariaHBeck Ch 1 Whitney Hutung, Bill P?PijPeli-ie; and Wendy stdiitpm presented at the dance. Student Life - Homecoming S. 1533510