Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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JINGLE 'BELLS - ?Frencii: Club members Lisa Krause, and Stephanie Lawrence trayel door toijdoor sharing u their holiday spirit with Christmas carols. SHAKE , T UP - Robert Madden spent his spare time semn cream at Baskin Robbin iMany students hid part-time jobs aher school to earn exira spendinig money for the 1ion- essentials 1n life. PESYIN'iIN 111i: HAY .- Inf ternational Club members Lars Lichtenstein, Aligeliq Teimey, and Kelley Pete son. seniors, frolic inighe ha during 1113: clubzshayEgie SCIENCE FOR SPORTS - Science Club Secretary: Tracy Senderling sketches a : uppoi't of Ithe foot- Staff Iv 5 : WLMMva L. WaEker . ijvlz-f :4 3'3 1' c. J hwy Mi 1'; 11: 4' f :35, . k .3; f; .g'l' ma 'iI H -, h 'Kx 122:; NB 16 Student Life S After Hours

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itlz -0u jfftge Wag . . . Homecoming '86 brings precious memories are, precious - vents that is ished throughout etime. Memories of night bring back 'ngs of anxiety and icipation, from aty palms t0 ner- s butterflies. These ecoming Night, omecoming week- began the day re the dance as the . showed up at n01 Friday, adorned 5: rge, floor-reaching m s a n d g u y s ted garters around 1 arms. The jingl- of bells 0n mums rang throughout cation that Home- indg had finally e 11 the same even- Arbsalom was oneezizgyigof' those :yand tradit10nal Homeu ld only? signify 55 halls was a clearmr-yk the longgawaitedzxi ,jnounce tithe winner, and the tension broke :as Janine Saunders - as named the Home- coming football game began with an R. L. Turner kickoff to Plano at Clark Stadium The 5 Wildcats scored on their initial 1 possession with ' their first of five touchdiiowns. Beck, Beth Ferris, Janine Saunders, and Not ionly w Janine the first black Homecom- ing Queen in the history of Plano: Plano effortlessly . S e n i o r H' 1 g h dominated the School, but she game winning 2 -' was also the first 3 8 - 1 3 T h e black nominee. highli t of the h ' ' ilhniine Sai ', footbalgamewas HThe whole icrowningi makes me really excited, and I am honored to I: resent the schoe Junior Atte11d- ants were Denise Dec: 11d Whitney Har yung who were also chosen by the student bod ,, not the numbers displayed on the scoreboard, but: the crowning of the Homecoming Queen at half- time. :2 The student: 1 body was re- s onsible for e ecting one of the four nom- inees to aireceive it Young S. Absalom NCHANTED EVENINGS -- Ianine Saunders. newly elected Homecoming queen, is escorted off the field by her father. An evening later. Nancy Werner, junior, dances the night away with her date. , 88ml mghts long ewalted victory dance centered around the theme chosen by the Student Senate, With You All the :54Vay, by New Addition. As students entered the cafeteria decked 1n :formal dresses and suits, an aura of enchantment sur- rounded them which set the mood for the dance.::, This feeling carriedsion through the rest of the night and left a lasting impres- sion on each student whosezwas a part of Honi coming 19336. Kns? Domino, 1 junior, said, When I look back on my high school years, I will always remember my Homecoming night. DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY - Mitch McGowan, Pearce junior, and Kelly Stanley, iunior, f'get down at the : Homeconung hash. AWE -SOME- Eric Bell 1. P. Fougeron. Kristi Bryant, and Buddy Huifman stand in y sheer amazement :qu the festivelyzyliiecorated d'iifeteria turnediballroom. Student Life - Homecoming 1 5

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hen the 1bell rang loudly at 31:13:30 pym. ismissing school, rain-dead' students ejuvenatejd them- elves by participating n a number of after- Echoo1 activities. 1M11his as a small miracle onsQidering the .tudents had to con- vuer each night. Sombtimeis even choolwork was put :side as lstudents : imedt to break ' the onotony of the cho day. One popuIar method sed by students to ob- ain their :lggt sagity 1 fter Hour Power . was by holding a pos1- 11 tion on an athletic especially for st11dents team,1affiliated with either the school or the 1 d1 o m m u n 1 L1! , Almost every sport offered by 1 the school cor11d also be found at the 10ch YMQA, or some other c 'i t y - W i d 9 organization. From'bfbwlinE at the Superbowl to basketball, there was a wide v a r i e t y to :ghoose-afrom. H a w a y f 1' o m gchool was 110i 1Speriiiiing tiine 1 11 311111111 1111111111 111, 1111111 and 111 11 alway w: S Absaiom A Braxxon HE SPORTING LIFE Students found a variety of hobbies to keep busy outside of school. from scuba diving for David Marks. senior. to running in track for Larry Jackson and Brad Murph, juniors. 1 he1d1'obs after school. 'I:his, at times; wscthl, 1 leashed 11111 of their feel- : : 1 11135 of restlessness. A 1 ; After working 59 hard school Vlogal Havmg a job not only took 1 many frdm: m1; social life after school, but 011 weekends too.J 1 511111 AilisOn ijon, 11111101. Shngmg bur gers on an open flame at the freasy spoon was not a 1: l i t w a- 3 cracked 11p to be. Finally. at the 1.13raxlon L SIaff 7 DANCE FEVER - At a football victory ' dance. Stephanie Yoaten. Melissa Younta celebrate by dancing the night away Student Life - 11.1s1'111N 1111- 1111111 T011111 ! students un- end of a long and; treacherous week of'1 during the Week. 1ca11't 1 wait 'till the weekend .- to have :fun, MeEan Cornforth junior. Some of the students .let 10039 at parties or hung out' in the parking , a lot while others 8111039 more conventional alternatives. Some- times students feund; that it took a little in- to keep same: during the repetitious 1' sanity and :nerve-racking pat- terg 9f scthl. ergo! Muirhnd, Amy oldhlelt. Heidi Lemkery 1 - After Hours 1 7 said 1 : and Dean Carmichael pay ' ,: close attention to the officer: 1 in rder. to get down a dance ;