Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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Q i 9 Wk t' a l XI kw; U WU we MP, A :1 i S.Absalom THIS IS ONLY A TEST e Students are given the oppor- tunity to take a break from the Ace emic action to practice the annual September fire drill. HAVING A BALL - Although snow in Plano is rare, students, such as mascot Amber Ostrander, could still show their Wildcat spirit at the December 12th Eep rall before the L. D. Be playo f game. LUNCHTIME LAUGHS - Sit- ting by the pond, Jana 2 Opening Michaelis, junior, Christy Il- genfritz, and Becky Minsch, seniors, spend some free time socializing and enjo ing the warm spring day. T e pond was a popular spot for students to relax during the long school day. ART IFICIAL FACTS - Sean Hane , senior, Steve Hunteman, junior, and Chris Brasher, junior discuss a worksheet in Art I. Art I students gained a variety of experience with many dif- ferent media. N . Bray Hwt V '4 , ti H' .n w ' IH -l! 7, l . .V ,V v 2 i W hf m A.Unsvag ?? 73E?- g 2 Sig E. 33 I ' -' ' D I Q h S C Rt! t . - .J 'FE'J; 1 7A ' 7

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iNewman N.Hray ZRYSTAL CLEAR - A fall understorm results in a ramatic reflection of uilding C in the pond bet- yeen the theatre arts iuilding and the cafeteria. I KNOW THIS ANSWER - Biting her nail in frustration Rene Hillyer, WAIT, senior, struggles for the answer on an English make-up test. Traditions of pride upheld by Wildcats Built in 1975, Plano Senior Hi h School be an a tra ition of ex- ce ence based on strong support and pride in the surrounding community of Plano. Athletics, students found their own niche of interest and became a part of the whole at Plano Senior High School. Even with the Duringthe spacious schootli year, garflpus that stub entgzr- ano enrollment boasted, reached its students highest peak sometimes in six years. 5 uchose unor- With 2700 thodox sites sfudehntis, in wihich to P arm a a s t u y o r distinct relax. They combination 1 c o u l d b e of unique in- Aunmg s p o t t e d dividuals, lounging by e a c h o f - MILES HIGH - The the scenic whom added iowgi sirvesdas bomb 4; duck pond, something oi$maguigngihfym 0 or at the s ec1al to tower soak- t e campus. , ing up the The interests and ideas of each student may have varied, but in one way they were alike. Each was a part of Plano Senior High and to ether they understoo the meanin of its reputation of excel ence. Students were scat- tered throughout the five cam us buildings as each of t em worked to find an area in which they could excel. Whether it: was in Science and Industries, Media Programming, Business and; Human- ities, Fine Arts, or sun while glancing over their homework. The parking lot was also a popular han out on weekends an during the summer, which was a hassle for the police, but lots of fun for the students. The Plano Senior High cam us fulfilled the nee s of all of its students, no matter how varied their re- quirements might have been. There was something for everyone, from the regular student to the exceptionally extraordinary. Opening 3