Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

t i ll i = was The sun rose over the eastern horizon and reflected past the panes of glass onto the newly waxed floors. The lockers stood silent, the phone dormant, and the clock slowly ticked off the ''wrong ’ time. The faint sound of footsteps could be heard and while the sun and clock argued their differences, other footsteps appeared, disapp eared, and reappeared. Voices also faded in and out until a moderate tone was reached, and as the sun and clock continued their duties, the tone increased in volume until the ticking of the clock could no longer be heard. Voices could no longer be distinguished; they only added to the deafening conglom- erate. The volume numbed the ears and then, like an explosion, a ringing occurred, break- ing the sound for a moment. The footsteps shuffled away. Another ring came and went bringing silence. As the sun rose higher, the day went on and the hands of the clock contin- ued to search for their place in time. This was the first day of the school year. Other days followed, but none like that one. The footsteps have now become familiar, voices distinguishable, and the lockers no longer stand silent. Through all, the sun and clock marked the time - THE EAR Orth PEOPLE, Pat erere h AP Peewee Rar recve SF Fee N From the beginning this year promised to be ''different.'' Sometimes we found our- selves topsy-turvy; sometimes we found outselves flat on our backs or getting it smack in the face, but eventually we always manage to smile and say - ‘'Hello, World. ' | | Distributing yearbooks; checking invoices; and planning winning strategies all received serious consideration. 13 si ; a+ oe - be ve a! Te F es ; 4 atatere aie gf “4 ross agé NG aeeteds ofa i DON'T ‘OVERWORK RESTING UP FOR | THE Every Jot: Has WEEKEND! Some Unpleasant Du Grin and Bear ‘En + on ee Oe ‘ tee he pe er ee ee or rertred peer ee we Peres ee hr ot Gato See Bee ad F geraietry 4 We tee ain 3 res ba Hh | Rae adept ire Ee eee In the fall, life at C.H.S. is one of harried deci- sions, feverish excitement, sunny days, and class- room activities. Students, teachers, and office per- sonnel work together to create a varied school pro- gram. L. Smith, D. Wilson, T. Davenport, D. Wilson, and J. Crowley promote spirit by ringing the bell, ''Thunder'', at all Football games. Sponsor: Mr. Larry Westmoreland WHO'S WHO Recognition in Who's Who Among American High School Students is a national honor reserved exclusively for junior and senior class high school students who have demon- strated leadership in either academ- ics, athletics, extra-curricular activities or community service. Students selected for Who's Who for the 1975-1976 year were: Sherry Latta a junior left, Chartrice Holt a senior middle, and Debbie Baker a junior right. 1975-1976 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ey F ig . sy at Senior Cindy Wills Debbie Baker Junior Junior Laurel Redding Susie Burns Junior Crowley spirit. Debbie Baker Janice Blakeley - Sophomore - Eagle Mascot Sock-it-to-'em Day Laurel Redding Clockwise: Captain, Kim Latta 1st Lt. Kim Johnson 2nd Lt. Lynette Porter 3rd Lt. Dee Dee Green Gayle Antley, Debbie Bowman, Julie Brown, Gwen Davenport, Shelly David, Karen Faudree, Mickie Cheatwood, Tina Green, Kayla Johnson, Leisha Hatton, Carla Martin, Cindy Martin, Karen Pul- len, Flora Mixon, Karen Seffik, Belinda Stanley, Sharon Thomas, Cherl Tunnel, Quannah Diffee, Sponsor: Mrs. Pyeatt. Center: Talonettes waiting to go on the field for their halftime performance. During the course of the 75-76 year the Talonettes worked vig- orously to provide school spirit and halftime highlights for the Eagles and their avid supporters. Through the week members of the Drill Team reported to prac- tice at 7:00 a.m. in the morn- ing. The members also decorated the locker signs for the football players. ‘For the first time the Talonettes competed in Drill Team competition and received the ratings of good and excel- lent. BILLY LASTER - Sr. RANDY DICK - Mgr. JAMES BEACH - Jr. 2nd Team All-District - Down Linemen own Linemen See eg S “siag ng ¢ TIM TOUCHET - MIKE BALLARD - Sr. af +87 of RINE - Soph. Date] Mm All-District “| Varsity Football Scores for the 1975-1976 Season. Crowley Lakeworth tats) } 00 Crowley Joshua 21 14 Crowley Keller 14 14 Crowley Alvarado 06 26 Crowley Springtown Ac 06 Crowley Kennedale 35 22 Crowley Granbury (hens Redon ree i BI 22 15 j Bids oS COACHES FOR THE 1975-1976 SEASON Head Coach - Ray Sefcik, Assistant Coaches Danny Stribling, Ronnie Clifton, Jerry Cox, Gary Robinson. GUESTS £314 HOME =:55 BUS) eeesees Varsity Eagles finish out the season with a 5-1-1 record. Junior Varsity finish out the season with a 3-2 record. Freshmen finish Number One in District with a 7-0 record. ta Ra erg a0! Pow) 2 [ea Tay ll, N iy tS Oe se Po Fw : peg Pe Set a See ha is ou at Ml si ‘ 2m a De oe as ‘ 1975-1976 J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM: L. to R.: G. Brookins, D. Wise, G. Melton, K. Harris, J. Martinez, M. Eaves, E. Lightner, J. Braton, K. Stanfield, D. Gray, B. Hargrave, J. Tipton, H. Porter, B. Parks, O. Johnson, T. Hoppe, D. Porter, T. Legett, K. Tetter, M. Ethetton, Coach Jerry Cox, B. Jarrett, B. Mauldin, V. Bueno; B. Blazi, K. Baker, T. Lunquist, J. Borden, M. Hutchins, M. Ashbroks, Coach D. Stribling, R. Ulrich, R. Myers, W. Edmudson, C. Everett, B. Auberry, M. Nobles, M. Garner, J. Bullard, D. Boone. et 1975-1976 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: L. toR.: Mgrs. T. Touchet, C. Smith, J. Lott, D. Ditmore, M. Frittz, D. Wilson, D. Wilson, R. Woods, J. Crow ley, J. Melstrum, L. Hoosner, J. Landis, R. Holcomb, Coach J. Cox, K. Farley, C. Shirley, S. Williams, J. Hargrave, C. Secchio, D. Bougman, L. Smith, K. Parks, N. Beach, Coach D. Stribling, G. Ranbow, D. Moon, J. Alderman, R. Lofton, S. Lahue, S. Mann, P. Franks, R. Thomas, R. Ulrich, R. Frizbee. 29 MoHHA WH BNA OH etree Rete ¢ i=) cD) 50 RB : a o = “ : 3) S | a ” 4 i } ie : = FA ‘J 4 4 : (| 9° roa) 3 a 2 ) SE ra) e's) = 4 — - g¥ o GO BARR Om a€AvD 4. ASA Oe B= . = Boo C504¥Hn OR VOH o) 0 a 2 . c ca] [ove] 4 5 a : I - ww = % S z 4 es) iS) a) j iS) = ae ; ° Vv Eee o E ° 7 i 7) co) i=l am 30 SPIRITS RISE FOR HOMECOMING WEEK Homecoming Week high- lighted the 75-76 C.H.S. foot- ball season. During this week each class competed for best decorations of various areas of the school. The Senior section was chosen the best. Other activ- ities included: Students and teachers dressing up in their overalls and jeans for Eagles Overall Day. The same night, football players and Talonettes were auctioned off as slaves to the highest bidder. The buyer had the services of the slave at school. Roy Hiatt, who brought the highest price at the slave sale, was christened Eagle Over- all with a pie in his face. During halftime at the game, the 1975 Homecoming Queen was announced. Winning the nomination was Miss Pam Frittz. The Crowley Eagles hosted the spectators to a greedy game, leaving Lakeworth behind 55-0. To finish up this perfect week, a dance was held in the Middle School Cafetorium. 31 BAND OFFICERS: Top Left: BACK ROW: Pres. Cindy Wills; Treas, Debie Hopkins. FRONT ROW: V. Pres. Joe Torrez; Sec. Joanne McDonald. BAND DIRECTOR: Center Left: Mr. Keith. ASST. DIRECTOR: Center: Mr. Kincaid. MAJORETTES: Center Right: TOP TO BOTTOM: DRUM MAJOR: David Ferenz, Janette Lott, Kim Kato, HEAD MAJORETTE: Mary Jo Yates. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: BOT- TOM, Left to Right: Carla Nichols, Carmen Nichols, Jon Thomas. 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Shirley, D. Walters, L. Kane, J. Treadgill, J. Hines, R. Prindle, T. Harkrider, T. Thaxton, K. Bagley, A. Williams, S. May, C. Trickle, V. Fra- zier, N. D'Amico, S. Burns, B. Beard, R. Tinker, P. LaGrone, S. Love, N. Vorin, C. Stevens, T. Moore, P. Rainey, K. Sefcik, K. Frazier. wo Cait Above: Miss Tyler - Sponsor OFFICERS: Left to Right: K. Bagley, K. Sef- cik, B. Beard, T. Thaxton, N. D'Amico, P. Rainey. DON DANIEL | BETTY HORN | DEE DEE GREEN VICE PRINCIPAL ADVISORY BOARD | CO-OP VICE PR . . F Mee o° we) TOMMY RICHARDS DIXIE THOMPSON MARK ETHETTO LAB PRES. A VICE-PRES. LAB LAB REP ie ey JAMES BEACH aia teats Ge | DEBBIE BAUGHMAN JOHN BIGGERS ees Via BART HALL KENT HARRIS | = =. ’ 22 £ p ot oS Yemeoniees: a So aE PAM NELSON TREASURER SIS BY: SSS DANA HAMPTON SECRETARY SNES SEES ANC eel RE TCSSUS ESE ea==5i | RODNEY MELTON | PRES CO-OP SOR TI eee ean DAVID SANDERS DEBBIE SWIND i 7 PHOTOGRAPHE PARLIAMENTARIAN sail - - SST aaa a cae os fe Tors Pree cromsp ise cin 5 mcs f DE TALES IIA CRAIG CORTHAY Parsee yaa Pi RICHARD BURNS | DENNIS CLOUSE oarsrses em way ra = CARY LYON =| be : = WILL MERRILL MILLER ee = 32 a Ae Te 2 vs z Bi SOR . PEP eT Ce ELSE SASS SL TARO From Mr. Bowen to his Students We do not come to believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable, worth listening to, worthy of our trust, sacred to our touch. from ''Please Touch Mr. Bowen assists B. Hampton with work skills. OFFICERS 1.: T. Cox, C. Corthay, T. Short, L. Green, R. Melton, D. Thomp- son, P. Nelson, D. Swindell, D. Hamp- ton, T. Richards not pictured. R. Steele and D. Clouse are top magazine salesmen. | Ss, @ 2 re —- aia, — : the SPORTSMAN: SAP x. BSS a ele = £ _ “DECA and the | USA, They’re Really Together” = ean 76 CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: C. Wills, C. Holt, J. Blakeley, D. Baker, S. Latta, S. Burns, L. Redding. 76 TALON STAFF: Left to Right: J. Warren, T. Morgan, C. Holt, L. Boone, K. Johnson, F. Mixon, D. Morrow, T. Thaxton, G. Waldrop, B. Hiatt, C. Harwell, M. Ellis, C. Campbell, J. Leonard, D. Martin, K. Latta, P. Rutledge, B. Steenbergen, C. Balch, D. Boone. The Future Home- makers of America have contributed greatly to the welfare of the community. Every month they set aside special projects such as making posters for pep rallies, having a Daddy Date Night, and hosting a wel- coming party for the eighth graders. These activities are designed to relate to family, and ee tO encourage self- improvement. ALLE ETRE NESE PRING bh co00 we DESIGN! «= i? uosuyor ‘Apouuoy q ‘uosuyof ‘sg ‘ufeW L ‘UlTYURIy q ‘uosuYyos y ‘soureg ‘| ‘souof '] ‘saprouy “HM ‘Toyois “qd ‘pared “sg ‘Iouog “7 ‘UIMpood ] ‘1samM “7 ‘IOTININ q ‘UosuYyos 4 ‘oUUN]L D ‘useIn “1 ‘koutuiog ] ‘quiosjoy ‘1 ‘a18eeN q ‘uoneH 7 ‘Yoo 5 ‘ssulmey °7J U22IDN qd ‘poomirsyD W “1y8Ty 01 2] OD ‘UIPAODOW D ‘suing y ‘yIeID “7 ‘Aydmyp ‘Ww ‘uodueaeg 5 ‘Koqueis g ‘uosuyof 7J ‘Treqdured D ‘INH D ‘uostIM ‘A ‘suing s ‘AIq y ¢ In the O: Tami Holcomb, Suzie Burns, Gayle Antley, Julie Brown, Cindy Branby, Michelle Boyce, Robin Davis. In the E: Vicki Wilson, Ann Fitzgerald, Janie Underwood, Brenda Peterson, Jackie Wat- son, Jan Mays, Pam Bridges, Lynette Porter, Sandra Reid, Kim Marshall. em _ Tim Davenport - Co-op Sharon Hutchins - Co-op os Robin Davis - Co-op 48 alba fe merase | Cindy Branby - Lab Diana Petty - Lab Pam Frittz - Pres. Susie Burns - V. Pres. Mrs. Duvall - Sponsor Vicki Wilson - Treas. Tina Touchet - Co-Op Brenda Peterson - Lab Julie Peterson - Lab 49 HALLOW'S EVE Students dress up for full day of funny, frightening costumes. Hallow's Eve was sponsored by the Student Council on Thursday, October 30. Students used their imaginations to create a new style of dresswear. In the lower middle is Tina Green, chosen best dressed Sophomore. Ybarra EN Debra Jones and Cindy Wills MATH Even on Eagle Over-All Day, math papers must be filed and problems must be explained and pondered over. 1975-1976 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: KNEELING: L. Boone, S. Latta, D. Dake. STANDIN C. Balch, M. Ellis, G. Love, D. Morrow. ‘ ¥ : te Das Be i H AS Eo” eee Varsity Captain Gina Love and Coach Sharon Kimberling G: L. Moore, D. Brown, T. Morgan, Mgr. - 1975-76 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: KNEELING: K. Tritten, P. Jessup, T. Thomas, M. O'Neal, STANDING: L. Duncan, L. Leonard, P. Beck, J. Lott, K. Bagley, B. Jones, L. Smith. cae as Wek? | Q : ul Hi 1975-76 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM: KNEELING: L. Duncan, C. Orr, N. Voirin, L. Ingram, S. Love, C. Bean. STANDING: K. Trit- ten, P. Swindell, L. Hutchins, S. Turner, P. Endsley, J. Wilison. L. Boone L. Boone S. Latta and D. Morrow J.V. bench. Coach S. Kimberling and Captain J. Lott CREATIVE WRITING The thirty members of the Creative Writing class, under the direction of Mrs. Joan Leonard, produced the magazine SLIPSTREAMS, a collection of poetry and prose written by the students. David Ferenz SPEECH The Speech class, instructed by Mrs. LeeAnn Pyeatt, indulged in various activities throughout the year. Twelve members of the class went to District U.I.L., four went to Regional, and one went to State. One of the major projects was the production of the play OUR TOWN. 1975-1976 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Mark Johnson, Blaine Cox, Greg Weaver, Scott Duvall, David Sanders, Robert Wills, Roy Hiatt, Barry Steenbergen, John Lott, Hal Pruitt, Robby Camp. COACH ROBINSON - VARSITY BASKETBALL B. STEENBERGEN, D. SANDERS, COACH CLIFTON - J.V. BASKETBALL COACH Ry R. WILLS COACH BACK ROW: M. Nobles, R. Ulrich, M. Tinker, J. Daniel, C. Everett, Amrine, B. Bartholomew. FRONT ROW: G. Brookins, D. Gray, BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Clifton. MIDDLE ROW: D. Vrbra, M. Garner, B. Parks, M. C. Ledger, K. Teeter, J. Lipton, B. Hargrave. 1975-1976 JUNIOR VARSITY nks, R. Frisbee, R. Ulrich, R. Loftin, K. Parks, J. Alderman. FRONT K. Farley, J. Crowley, R. Streater, D. Wilson, G. Smith. 1975-1976 FRESHMAN BAS- BACK ROW: Coach Cox, R. Thomas, G. Rambo, S. Mann, P. Fra ROW: J. Landes, M. Frittz, J. Lott, T. Touchet, KETBALL TEAM —— B. Steenbergen helps lay it on to Alvarado. ER, EAGLES 1975-1976 S. Duvall hustles back for the ball. S. Duvall shows his good form. 1975-1976 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: M. O'Neal, K. Tritten, M. Cheatwood, P. Endsley, K. Sefcik, P. Beck, L. West, R. Hornell, L. Moore, J. Blakely, P. Jessup, S. Latta. 1975-1976 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: T. Armstead, K. Tritten, C. Orr, Turner, K. Fitch, K. Tritten. L. Duncan, M. Guyer, S. Love, D. Moore, K. Stailey, S. 1975-1976 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: J. Lott, T. Morgan, G. Love, D. Brown, A. Cole, L. Boone, C. Wills, L. Duncan, C. Harwell, B. Hiatt, P. Purdy, M. Ellis. Girl's Varsity Basketball Coach Annette Lillie. CAPTAINS: Diane Brown, Coach Lillie, and Melinda Ellis. M. Ellis tries for two. Lynn Duncan takes a shot during game against Alvarado. Melinda Ellis goes in for a lay-up in Gina Love tries for jump game. ball. hi: Coach Annette Lillie talks to forwards before game. Tracey Morgan concentrates during Lynn Duncan practices her game. shooting. David Ferenz Donna Dake J. McDonald and J. Davenport B. Coffee and W. Kolb Charla Campbell Will Merrill = ee Ee : . ‘ s SENIOR FOLLIES' CAST: FRONT ROW: L. Burtner, K. Johnson, J. McDonald, J. Watson, S. Thomas, P. Bresciani, P.Frittz, J. Warren, T. Thaxton, C. Wills, G. Waldrop, T. Smith, J. Vondra; SECOND ROW: L. Purdy, C. Martin, L. Burtner, P. Bridges, L. Porter, C. Harwell, K. Latta, T. Morgan, T. Short, M. Ellis, G. Love, D. Jones, S. Reid, L. Boone, C. Balch, C. Campbell, B. Coffey, D. Hopkins; BACK ROW: W. Kolb, T. Davenport, J. Kirkland, K. Shirley, D. Ferenz, T. Fouts, B. Ybarra, J. Armistead, B. Steenbergen, J. Lott, D. Glide- well, K. Harris, M. Green, M. Johnson, S. Duvall, K. Frasier, J. Holcomb. BALL-IN-THE-JACK Left to Right: K. Shirley, K. Latta, K. Frasier, S. Reid, J. Lott, L. Boone, W. Kolb, L. Burtner, S. Duvall, J. Warren, B. Steenbergen, P. Frittz, J. Armistead, L. Porter, M. Green, S. Thomas, D. Glidewell, P. Bresciani, T. Fouts, J. Vondra, K. Harris, C. Wills, B. Ybarra, J. Kirkland, B. Coffey. YANKEE DOODLE KNEELING: T. Smith, J. McDonald, G. Waldrop, L. Porter, L. Burtner, B. Cof- fey, C. Balch, T. Morgan, C. McElwrath, T. Thaxton, C. Wills, P. Frittz, L. Burtner, K. Johnson; STAND- ING: K. Latta, D. Jones, S. Reid, J. Armistead, G. Love, W. Kolb, C. Mar- tin, C. Campbell. Typing and Shorthand = Students learn essential office skills in typing and shorthand classes. History — Government History classes help students recognize the interrelation between past and present while government classes stress contemporary situ- ations. Spanish Club Gets Together at Six Flags Joanne Threadgill and Kerry Frazier. Connie Bagley and Tammy Thaxton find a My, isn't that a nice breeze? ' BIG seat. Becky B. and Sherri S. practice their driving. a wat Miss Tyler makes new friends. ART AIt students experiment with sketching techniques outdoors. Mrs. Williams wanted to try their hands at nature drawing. Under the supervision of Mr. Cornish, students improve their drafting skills. LIBRARY Whether looking for information for a research paper or merely a paperback for a quiet leisure moment, the library offers a complete range of visual and audio materials. FRONT: R. Wills, Sec.; S. Duvall, Pres.; P. Rainey, V. Pres.; 2 ROW: B. Ybarra, H. Pruitt, B. Lasater, J. Kirkland; 3 ROW: B. Weaver, M. Amrine, R. Camp, B.- Cox, D. Vrba; BeROWeEGsEveretr, R. Dick, J. Knight, M. Tinker, K. Frasier, J. Mott; 5 ROW: J. Lott, D. Glidewell, J. Daniel. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes of CHS is an unusual one in that we also have a girls huddle group. The group meets once a month for Bible Study and sharing what Christ means in everyday life. They also have a fellowship breakfast once a month for both the girls and boys. The members themselves selected thc boy and girl who showed the best Christian attitudes all around. They were Leah Boone and Scott Duvall. The sponsors are Mr. Lynn Mitchell and Mrs. Annette Lillie. FRONT: D. Brown, M. Ellis, V. Pres.:; T. Morgan, Pres.; L. Boone, Sec.; C. Holt, J. Blakeley; 2 ROW: S. Kolb, T. Armistead, K. Fitch, L. Duncan, K. Sefcik, K. Tritten, L. Duncan; 3 ROW: P. Frittz, C. Wills, C. Orr, M. Cheatwood, D. Morrow, Sponsor Mrs. Lillie; 4 ROW: C. Balch, S. Love, R. Hornell, L. West, P. Purdy, J. Lott, G. Love. A TEACHERS of AMERICA The Future Teachers Club of America started the year's activities by launching a barrage of balloons at the homecoming game for which they also sold boutonnieres. Some members supported the drive for mus- cular-dystrophy funds by participating in the city-wide rock-a-thon. Candy sales pro- vided funds that enabled members to attend the two day state convention in Houston. The club culminated their year by sponsor- ing the Teacher of the Year Award. FTA Sponsor - Mrs. Mary Harris. Leisha Hatton and Teresa Dominey discuss plans for state meet- ings. a Sy oi FTA President - Karla Hewlett Beverly Coffey and Tina Green relax after the long weekend at Houston. STUDENT 4£ COUNCIL SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Burger OFFICERS: L. to R. - L. Purdy, Treas.; J. Torrez, Second V. Pres.; D. Jones, V. Pres.; S. Duvall, Pres.; K. Johnson, Sec. STUDENT COUNCIL: L. to R.: K. Johnson, L. Porter, K. Tritten, $. David, J. Torrez, P. Harwell, S. Burns, C. Orr, P. Frittz, J. Daniel’, C. Balch, D. Morrow, S. Duvall, L. Purdy, D. Jones, B. Park, A. Cole, D. Wilson, J. Lott, L. Martin « Student Council Activities Student Council stayed busy this year by sponsoring a Valentine's Day Dance, All Hallow's Eve Day, Fifties Day and a Christmas program. They also organized the Homecoming Activities. The center attraction of the Student Council assembly. Choir provides music for Christmas program. BELOW: Scott Duvall accepts flags from Mr. and Mrs. Foster on behal: of VFW. a ; . eA iiQ or e BELOW: Will Merrill receives gift certificate to Orville's for hair | won ' cut. dacomnnancenca Scott Duvall CHS MS. $ 5 : : A MR. AND MS. CHS Barry Steenberger a! Jaynanne Warren Cindy Wills 77 � = © uh S st Ha OS Tucson Short JE Tie @lam Frittz Kirk Jerry a (4 as Thomg 1) 1e of 1Vorites 9 Sa Homecoming Court Not Pictured: Debra Nagle Sophomore Princess Gayle Antley Junior Princess Jaynanne Warren Senior Princess Not Pictured: Rosie Burns Freshman Princess ee � SM on og Naat ra oe ee ‘we ee taal 1 7 - ™ Site re xr et 0 Succeed oni Smith Rua We OE ae od 3 ENGLISH Upper division English classes celebrated the bicen- tennial year by practicing early American cooking and participating in early American games and crafts. Left: Melody Terry asks ''How many doctors will it take, 1, 2,.3, va Right: ''Wow! ' says Frank Pierce, ''It's my turn to stir.'' Left: Joie Vondra making down home biscuits. Dianne Kennedy and Cindy Hensley keep the wardrobes intact. DRAMA Lights! Camera! Action! The show goes on but not without those people backstage, ones that you tarely see but those who are vitally important. 91 ANDROCLES AND STATE SECOND ae Androcles Ken Hopkins Pantalone Bill Reasons Isabella Leslie Johnson Paul Rainey Henry Saint Kari Stanfield Tami Holcomb Beverly Coffey Michelle Boyce Craig Thompson Kevin Stanfield Accompanist Kim West Assistants Debbie Hopkins Angie Williams Director Nancy Poynter THE LION _RUNNER-UP ee, me ole 3 z fe 3 pa e eet 4 Ch pe eee ee ee +43 This production was prepared as Crowley High School's entry in the District 11-AA UIL One-Act Play Contest held on April 1. After winning that contest, the production advanced to area competition. That victory led to the regional contest at UTA. There the production was selected as one of the two repre- sentatives for the State Meet. On May 6 at U.T. at Austin the pro- duction competed for state honors and was declared 2nd runner-up. Nancy Poynter - Director 93 Crowley High was well repre- sented at the various UIL events. ‘ fae fe a | fe As FRONT, L to R: K. Johnson, R. Parker, K. Davis. BACK, Lto R: lunke, K. Frasier. T. Davenport, D. Ame- T. Smith - State second runner-up in Cre- ative Writing. K. Bagley and L. Edgar. a a ke} he nd ie a FRONT, L to R: K. Weaver, L. Burtner. BACK: P. Tuggle, J. Von- dra, P. Pearce. T. Morgan and F. Mixon. D. Ferenz - State Contestant in Prose Reading. 95 RODEO CLUB All members of the Rodeo Club are members of the North Texas High School Rodeo Association. During the year the members of the Rodeo Team participate in most Rodeos at the Alta Vista arena in the events of Bull Riding, Chute Dog- ging, Bare Back Riding, and Steer Saddling. SPONSOR: Mr. Joe Harrison CROWLEY RODEO CLUB: Left to Right, ROW 1: M. Cheetwood, S. Bargsley, D. Green, D. Clouse, D. Davis, J. Mott, S. Basye, L. Duncan, J. Blakeley; ROW 2: C. Yarger, R. Reitzer, R. House, M. Murrah, G. Melton, T. Bargsley, R. Cook; ROW 3: S. Ellis, E. Morrow, J. Hargrave, D. Gray, D. Mayfield. SHEE “hy SOS Sa ese OE 0 SEE Stee Sa eae eee CROWLEY RODEO CLUB SWEETHEART OFFICERS: ROW 1: R. Reitzer, Representativ Debbie Davis Be. Sian e; D. Clouse, President; J. Mott, V. President; ROW 2: D. Green and S. Basye, Secretary; ROW 3: J. Blakley, Treasurer; S. Ellis, Representative. CROWLEY RODEO TEAM: R. Reitzer, J. Blakley, D. Green, C. Yarger, D. Clouse, E. Morrow, R. House, J. Mott. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Induction Ceremony The Crowley High School Chapter of the National Honor Society welcomes its new members. Mrs. Lucille Chessmore Sponsor T. Morgan gives speech during the ceremony. ee sere 99 AYoxo) aa DTK E-W OE Leah Boone Regina Guyer Secretary Beverly Coffey phos W.Wo) ove) ag Kerry Frasier | Lisa Burtner got Debra Jones Kim Latta Tracey Morgan Vice-President President 0 OmerAahw = RS s— Fo ah ODA DN Joyce Sperry itn Steno Sans WON ratnatrmamincptentt AML Tammy Thaxton Jaynanne Warren Cindy Wills Treasurer yy, a | ' — ens © AH O ED s Tami Holcomb Kari Stanfield Ken Hopkins NEVIEW savage Pam Tuggle Karen Sefcik 0 Comoe ae OH 101 | } sD dis ee ES St Indepth musical study is offered to the mem- bers of the CHS Stage Band. Throughout the year the band participated in various jazz fes- tivals, furnished music for special events, and recorded selections for the flip side of the CHS Band record. The Stage Band is under the direction of Mr. Layton Keith. Right: Stage Band during one of the assemblies. ! THHHH HH SEATED, L. toR.: C. Nichols, C! Reid, M. Yates, J. McDonald, L. Redding, J. Thomas, C. Nichols, J. Torrez, K. Cato, B. Vondra, C. Bain; ROW 2: R. Rainey, W. Redding, L. Williams, R. Price; STANDING, L. to R.: M. Raines D. Cannon, J. Knight, G. Adams, K. Mathis, K. West; ROW 3: K. Harris, L. Tibbs, S. Moon, T. Fouts, GC. Edmondson, M. Johnson; NOT PICTURED: L. Ellsworth.: ? MUSIC COMES TO CROWLEY Under the direction of Mrs. Eugenia Puntney, the Crowley High School Choir has become an active partici- pant in numerous school functions. Their activities included a Christmas concert and a spring concert high- lighting Bicentennial songs. From L. to R. are: K. West, V. Pres.; L. Johnson, Sec.; Mrs. After the winter concert, the choir presented Mrs. Puntney a bou- Puntney, and P. Rainey, Pres. quet of roses in appreciation of her efforts. CHOIR MEMBERS: BACK ROW, L. to R.: K. Knight, D. Kolb, L. Burtner, L. Ingram, L. Elsworth, P. Rainey, K. West, L. Branby, C Winnett, S. Stevens, L. Gantz; FRONT ROW, L. toR.: D. Mikeska, C. Ruckhardt, L. Johnson, J. Coffey, B. Reasons, K. Shirley, V. Neal, D. Richardson, C. Rhoades, P. Modgling. we 2 J.V. and Freshman Team: 3rd ROW: L. Smith, J. Bullard, O. Johnson, D. Vrba, M. Hutchins, G. Hampton, B. Blazi, P. Franks, M. Nobles, E. Light- ner, R. Ulrich. 2nd ROW: C. Smithee, R. Loftin, M. Ethetton, T. Lund-— quist, R. Thomas, J. Borden, T. Leggett, C. Sechio, S. Mann. 1st ROW: G. Smith, R. Dick, C. Shirley, J. Landes, D. Ditmore, G. Brookins, G. Rambo, L. Hausner. J.V. and Freshman Hurdlers:G. Smith, L. Hausner, R. Loftin, P. Franks. J.V. and Freshman Relays: 2nd ROW: S. Mann, G. Rambo, R. Ulrich, C. Smithee, G. Hampton, T. Lundquist, J. Bullard, R. Thomas. 1st ROW: C. Shirley, R. Dick, B. Blazi, G. Brookins, T. Leggett, C. Sechio. coal 5 . iv ae - ee aX JV and Freshman Long Distance: 2nd ROW: R. Frisbee, M. Eth- etton, M. Hutchins, L. Smith. 1st ROW: J. Borden, M. Frittz, D. Ditmore, E. Lightner. TRACK J.V. and Freshman Sprinters: 2nd ROW: S. Mann, C. Smi- thee, B. Cox, B. Blazi, O. Johnson, R. Ulrich, M. Nobles. 1st ROW: R. Thomas, C. Shirley, J. Landes, G. Brookins, D. Vrba, R. Hatton. VARSITY TEAM: 38rd:ROW: Coach Jerry Cox, R. Ulrich, H. Pruitt, J. Mott, J. Daniel, M. Tinker, R. Wills, Coach Danny Stribling. 2nd ROW: S. Duvall, D. Ferenz, B. Ybarra, B. Cox, M. Johnson, J. Bratton, J. Knight, K. Frasier. 1st ROW: H. Porter, B. Hatfield, D. Porter, J. Kirkland, D. re 3 ay : Wise, M. Amrine, M. Garner. a at | A V. HURDLERS: 2nd ROW: M. Tinker, M. Garner, R. Wills. 1st ROW: J. Kirkland, D. Ferenz. — : 3 i a : ate kis u - A a 3 3 z ra 5 ne] V. SPRINTERS: 2nd ROW: R. Ulrich, B. Cox, H. Pruitt. 1st ROW: RUNNERS: H. Porter, J. Knight, S. Duvall, M. Johnson, M. Amrine, D. Wise. D. Porter, B. Hatfield, and K. Frasier KNEELING. t vo ee mw BS = sa se on MEP om _ eae om i oe Pee). —_ ¥ shes V. FIELD EVENTS: 2nd ROW: J. Mott, J. Knight, B. Ybarra, J. V. RELAY TEAMS: 3rd ROW: D. Wise, J. Kirkland, H. Pruitt, R. Daniel, J. Bratton. 1st ROW: B. Cox, R. Ulrich, M. Johnson, M. Ulrich, B. Cox. 2nd ROW: D. Ferenz, M. Johnson. 1st ROW: J. Amrine. Knight, M. Amrine. GIRLS’ TRACK FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM: 3rd ROW: P. Moore, K. Staley, N. Vorin, L. Ingram, S. Howard. 2nd ROW: S. Fisher, D. Franklin, S. Turner, D. Moore. 1st ROW: L. Swindell, P. Etheton, S. West, D. Watkins. is sea JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM: L. to R.: T. Thomas, Lisa Smith, L. Leonard, J. Lott, K. Bagley, M. O'Neal. RUNNERS: 3rd ROW: D. Brown, P. Beck, L. West, Lynda Duncan. 2nd ROW: P. Endsley, Lynn Duncan, K. Fitch, C. Orr. 1st ROW: C. Willis, L. Hutchins, J. Blakeley, K. Tritten. FIELD EVENTS: 3rd ROW: T. Morgan, L. West, B. Hiatt. 2nd ROW: Lynn Duncan, P. Endsley, Lynda Dun- can. 1st ROW: K. Fitch, K. Tritten. VARSITY 880 Yard Relay Lynn Duncan, L. West, Lynda Duncan, K. Tritten ry EZ DISTRICT SECOND PLACE 440 Yard Relay C. Wills, P. Endsley, J. Blakeley, K. Tritten Mile Relay C. Orr, T. Morgan, P. Beck, L. Hutchins Students Return to the Fabulous Fifties Mrs. Harris, Crowley's glamour girl. To know me is to love me. A typical day at Crowley High? HEALTH AND DRIVERS ED This course provides opportunities for students to acquire facts, to develop proper attitudes, and to establish practices and habits that will contribute to personal and community health. The Drivers Ed. class teaches proper driving methods and laws. These courses are designed to help the students understand the influences on the development of the personality as well as the group influences on modern society. ereege ter ee red ; $ Right: Coach Rostamo gives R. Meyers pointers. 1 Se) Q a a4 a 5) = ov = % ra 8 a = rad ° we pe Bottom Left: H. Pruitt and J. Torrez yard, D. Boone, H. Pruitt, J. Torrez. study their drives. Bottom The Golf Team made a good showing this year in spite of the fact that through most of the year Lady Luck seemed to be against them. Hard work brought success anyway. Workouts were on Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday after school. On Tuesday and Thurs- day the team went to Benbrook Golf Course and played nine holes. On Wednesdays the team went to H. F. Stevens Middle School to, hit shag balls. : 5 Wy Q = ss i= nS Y aa With the Band. . . TENNIS 1975-1976 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: L. to R.: Mark Nobles, Ed Lightner, Gary Magee, Bret Messer, Charla Campbell, Leah Boone, Connie Balch, Lynne Moore, Kaye Murphy, Coach Sharon Kimberling. Pictured Below: GIRLS DOUBLES: L. to R.: Leah Boone, Connie Balch, Lynne Moore. Kaye Murphy. Pictured Below at Right: GIRLS SINGLES: Charla Campbell. Gary Magee, Bret Messer, BOYS DOUBLES. VARSITY REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Top Right: Lynne Moore and Kaye Murphy. Lynne and Kaye also finished first in district 11AA. JUNIOR VARSITY 1975-1976 J.V. TENNIS TEAM: Below: John Alderman, Sandy Steven- son, Darrell Wilson, Coach Sharon Kimberling, Janette Lott, Tamra Armistead, Karla Stailey, Doris Kolb, Sherry Kolb. Pictured Below at Right: John Alderman and Darrell Wilson. J. Alder- man also finished second in district 11AA singles. mene ei SE ihe DOUBLES: S. Stevenson, and J. Lott. DOUBLES: S. Kolb and D. Kolb. | DOUBLES: K. Stailey and T. Armistead. TOP: OFFICERS: P. Bresciani, T. Prindle, P. Ward, C. Mar- tin, C. Wilson, Mrs. Martin, C. Martin. RIGHT: MEMBERS: T. Prindle, J. McTaggert, L. Leza, P. Ward, P. Bresciani, C. Wilson, C. Smith. BOTTOM: MEMBERS: P. Bresciani, C. Wil- son, P. Ward, C. Martin, C. McElwrath, D. Jones, M. Baker, C. Martin. The Home Economics Cooperative Education pro- gram is a gainfully oriented one which helps students prepare for the world of work or advanced education. Many students who participate in this program continue their education either in technical schools or colleges; while others become full-time employees upon gradua- tion. Employment opportunities are given in Clothing Textiles, Food Nutrition, Home Management, Con- sumer Education, Housing and Human Development and the Family. CHILD CARE AIDE: C. Trompler, C. McElwarth, D. Jones. COM- FLORIST RELATED FIELDS: D. Crumby, J. Hillis, J. Daughtry. PANION TO THE ELDERLY: L. Van Winkle. FOOD SERVICE: J. Brown. eS FOOD SERVICE: L. Davis, C. Lozier. HOUSEKEEPING MANAGE- MENT: S. Ellis. FABRIC COORDINATOR: T. Simmons. ri RS 4 or : MONEY AND STORE MANAGEMENT: C. Martin, C. Martin, L. Wise, K. Bell, D. Modgling. ICT The Industrial Cooperation Training class is a program in which students learn a skilled occupation such as medical tech., butchers, machinists, bakers, mechanics, etc. Students work full or part time. The students are also members of the program club VICA. oe wes bist Sue AS Bet OFFICERS: FRONT: J. Russell, R. Scott, J. Vondra; BACK: C. McLain; W. Martin, Mr. Fothergill, R. Knight, M. Green, K. Adams. aE ST Cail ae. = é ae ie FRONT: S. Glosup, D. McClure, S. Stephenson, W. Johnson, R. House, B. Hall; BACK: J. | Russell, R. Scott, C. Yarger, A. Hayes, B. Jones. FRONT: BACK: M. Hall J. Vondra R. Knigh C. McLain K tae : M. Green 4 ons W. Martin . Vill 1 J. Villarea C. Bell GODSPELL The chorus and drama classes presented their production of the musical Godspell on May 20 and 22. Paul Rainey sang the lead role of Jesus. Solos were also sung by Mark Eaves, Ken Hopkins, Lauri Ingram, Leslie Johnson, Rhonda Rainey, Billy Reasons, Kari Stanfield, Kevin Stanfield, and Kim West. The pres- entation was under the direction of Mrs. Eugenia Puntney, Mrs. Nancy Poynter and Mrs. Lee Ann Pyeatt. BASEBALL 1975-1976 EAGLES BASEBALL: L. to R.: M. Ashbrook, L. Hausner, M. Amrine, B. Cox, B. Miller, J. Martinez, K. Far- ley, R. Lofton, B. Ybarra, G. Melton, B. Hargrave, R. Steele, B. Parks, J. Lott, Coach G. Robinson, M. Garner, R. Wills, D. Glidwell, M. Tinker, K. Tetter, D. Carroll, Coach R. Clifton. INFIELDERS: L. to R.: B. Miller, M. Ash- brook, L. Hausner, G. Melton, Coach R. Clifton, D. Glidwell, M. Garner, R. Lof- ton. Pictured Top Right: OUTFIELDERS: L. to R.: M. Amrine, B. Cox, B. Hargrave, B. Ybarra, Coach G. Robinson, R. Wills, J. Martinez, K. Tetter, D. Carroll, M. Tinker. Pictured Bottom Right: PITCHERS: L. to R.: Robert Wills, Mark Ashbrook; CATCHERS: Rusty Steele, Barry Parks; COACHES: Ronnie Clifton, Gary Robinson. 75-76 SEASON 1975-1976 Baseball Season Results First Half Scores Crowley Springtown 11 8 Crowley Keller 5 6 Crowley Granbury 14 J} Crowley Lakeworth 11 8 Crowley Joshua {4 4 Crowley Alvarado 4 5 Second Half Scores Crowley 4 Springtown Keller Grandbury Lakeworth Joshua Alvarado CROWLEY EAGLES DISTRICT CHAMPIONS! . Literary and Speaking Awards AWARDS DAY Math Awards Vocational Awards 123 A W A R D a D A bs Drama and Spanish Awards (top), The 'I Dare You'' Award (right) Business Awards (above left), National Merit Scholarship Commended Student Award (above), Social Science Awards (left). Art Awards (right), Teacher of the Year Award (below), Science Awards (below right). American Legion Award (left), Math Awards (below) PFO WNOASS D aes ¥ - == ENGLISH AWARDS Karla Hewlett was the recipient of the science-math summer scholarship at Hardin-Simmons University. Tim Davenport was awarded fifth place in the state meet for Prepared Verbal Communications. Regina Love was awarded fourth place in the state meet and progressed to the national competition in Extemporaneous Communications. ACHIEVEMENTS ATHLETIC BANQUET The annual Athletic Banquet is an event to which everyone looks forward. The different teams are recognized as well as the Cheer- leaders and Talonettes. Because the seasons were not yet over, the track, baseball, and golf awards could not be presented. Mr. Lynn Mitchell Coach Sefcik Master of Ceremonies Football ei Coach Kimberling Volleyball and Tennis Coach Robinson Coach Lillie Coach Cox Basketball Volleyball and Track Track SACS OT % Mrs. Dietz oe Coach Clifton Cheerleader Recognition Baseball Talonette Recognition Coach Rostamo R. Hiatt - Football R. Wills - Football Golf, | Outstanding Lineman Fighting Eagle Award S. Duvall - Football B. Cox - Football D. Morrow - Volleyball Most Improved Outstanding Back Best Player oe peak i S. Duvall - R. Wills - Basketball T. Morgan - Basketball M. Ellis - Basketball Outstanding Players Outstanding Guard Outstanding Forward L. Boone - Basketball B. Steenbergen - Basketball Cheerleaders give Mrs. Dietz Most Improved Most Improved appreciation gift. “THRESHOLD SENIOR REFLECTIONS: COLOR Sky Blue and Ivory FLOWER: Blue Carnations and Baby's Breath MOTTO: Walk hand in hand and together we'll stand on the thres- hold of a dream ' “On YOUR SR. TRIP Get Set... 132 Hi guys! ' Is that lunch I smell? ' 'tHow is the water, Mrs. Leonard? ' Everyone gathered for one last shot. aes _ : on ae | emeta Goole Wow J — SED gH a Homeward Bound! Excitement mounts as Seniors wait. | te AN q The choir opens service with song. The band furnishes appropriate music. Billy Lasater gives the benediction. We looked back one more time. . . And closed 1976... | a The Year Locked the gate. . . of the People! A ees 8 $$ 142 ADMINISTRATION The policies of the Crowley Independent School District are set forth by the eight member school board at the monthly meetings held every third Wednesday. Implementing these directives are Mr. Sidney Poynter, super- intendent, and Mr. Willard Murrey, assistant superintendent. Se . by acces MR. WILLARD MURREY The School Board is composed of (standing, 1 to r) Mr. K. Hopkins, Mr. E. D. Bean, Mrs. S. Crouch, Mr. D. Park, (seated, 1 to t) Mr. G. Fritz, V. Pres., Mr. H. W. Thompson, Pres., Mr. S. H. Poynter, Sup., and Mr. D. R. Adams, Sec. MEET THE FACULTY The administrative duties of Crowley High School are shared by Mr. Floyd Spracklen and Mr. Don Daniel, principal and assistant principal, respectively. Mrs. Betty Horn directs all counseling activities. She records pertinent information on permanent files, schedules tests, evaluates scores, and still finds time to-counsel with students. Coach Ray Sefcik, athletic director, coordinates all athletic endeavors. He is responsible for keeping the public informed of the athletic programs. He also sets up game and tournament sched- ules and orders athletic equipment. Working together, the administrators and office personnel assure the students of an efficient school system. IES ee: MRS. BETTY HORN | MRS. MARSHA BARTON MR. LEWIS BOWEN MR. ROSS BROWN MR. ROBERT BURGER Teacher Aide Dist. Ed. Chemistry Government re : ae ' ons Se MR. HARVEY CAVINESS MRS. LUCILLE MR. RONNIE CLIFTON MRS. DELORES COLE la GoVigiak. CHESSMORE Athletics Secretary Algebra MR. VERNON CORNISH MR. JERRY COX MR. PAUL COX MISS BARBARA Shop Athletics Comm. Ed. CROWLEY English MRS. PEGGY DIETZ ™'.. MISS DONNA DOWDY MRS. PEGGY DUVALL MRS. BECKY EDWARDS Math Comm. Ed. Sec. VOE © ™ Math - 144 MR. VELDON FOTHERGILL ICT ik MR. LAYTON KEITH MISS TERESA MARTIN Homemaking = MRS. NANCY POYNTER English MRS. ALICE FRASIER Resource MRS. JOAN LEONARD English MRS. EVELYN McKIMMEY Resource MRS. LEE ANN PYEATT English MRS. MARY HARRIS Business MRS. ANNETTE LILLIE Girls' Athletics MRS. SHARON PLUNKETT Diagnostician MR. GARY ROBINSON Athletics MR. JOE HARRISON Biology MRS. SUE MARTIN HECE MRS. ANN PORTER Resource MRS. CECELIA ROLLINS Homemaking PNY � a MRS. MARILYN SPADONI MRS. MARY STEWART MR. DANNY STRIBLING Mathematics Plan A Athletics MRS. EM STRICKLING Counselor ™ , be d Or © a. MISS ANN TYLER MRS. GERRI WEAVER MR. LARRY MRS. LINDA WILLIAMS English Plan A WESTMORELAND AIt VAC The lunch room ladies and custodians of Crowley High School play an important part in the efficiency of the school system. Above left (from 1 to r) are Mrs. Jarrett, Mrs. Rhine, Mrs. Ditmore, and Mrs. Bowe. Above tight is Mr. Baxter. Not shown is Mr. Baker. Mr. Burger dons overalls on Eagle Overall Day. “i Peakudicaaaasess Se. Mrs. Putney helps direct singing for Mrs. Leonard gives encouragement during Mrs. Williams gives aid to Art students. South Pacific. Senior Follies. STANDING: Pam Frittz, Pres.; Cindy Wills, Sec.; SEATED: Debbie Hopkins, Treas.; Tucson Short, V. Pres. 3 D am JAY STEVEN ARMISTEAD MICHAEL JOHN BAKER CONNIE ELAINE BALCH RICHARD LAWRENCE BELL LISA BURTNER MIKE KENNETH CASSLE 150 LEO OLNEY ELLSWORTH GREGORY LYNN FALK TIMOTHY RANDALL DAV ENPORT DAVID JACOB FERENZ ROBERT TERRELL FOUTS STEVE RAY GLOSUP REGINA LEA GUYER DANA ANN HAMPTON DONALD KEITH HARRIS KIMBERLY KAY JOHNSON MARK ALAN JOHNSON MARK CRAIG JOHNSON WILLIAM MCKENDRED LASATER JOHN EDWARD LOTT REGINA ELLEN LOVE GARY JAMES MAGEE See 153 - ae i Sie DONNA LYNNE MARTIN JANET ELAINE MA YS PATRICIA JO MCDANIEL JOANNE AGNES MCDONALD WILLIAM LEE MERRILL CHARLES WAYNE REEVE .. ; 2 SANDRA KAY REID MATTHEW JOHN ROSTA JAY ALAN RUSSELL ies PEGGY LOUISE RUTLEDGE RICKEY JOE SCOTT Se: ; GARY WADE SMITH M. Rosta finds relevance in Shakespeare's quote: ''The Devil hath G. Love, D. Morrow, M. Ellis sign the Homecoming Board. 156 power to assume a pleasing shape. ' ot SUSANA ANGELA STEPHENSON DEBORAH GAIL TAYLOR TAMMY KAY THAXTON a ILLS w JACKIE KAY WATSON CHARLES GREGORY WEAVER CYNTHIA LOUISE W Above: Seniors happily anticipate gradua- tion. Left: C. Balch, S. Reid, L. Purdy create award winning Homecoming Decorations. , Raggedy gazes wide-eyed at J. Warren, Seniors show Spirit of 76. S$. Duvall on Dress Up Day. a es = ee eee Pam I told you not to drink too much! ' says D. Secchio. SENIOR YEAR - 76 The Senior Year - the year that is looked forward to, that is enjoyed, appreciated and most remembered is probably the one that goes by the fastest too. Every senior sees the twelve years of school pass before his eyes graduation night - scenes of flattops the boys wore in younger days and wouldn't be caught dead with now - the girls wearing short dresses with white kneesocks and black pat- ent leather shoes. As the song goes, ''Those were the days, my friend.'' It is pleasant to remember but now we move on. No longer do we answer to someone else. We are our- selves. What mistakes we make, we answer for; it may hurt but we will find that life goes on and so will we. When at the peak of our lifetime, we find ourselves looking back more because we're afraid to look forward, we will open this book, talk about what has happened to the people pictured here and speculate on our own accomplishments. This year ends our twelfth year of school but not our education which is, in fact, just begin- ning. K. Shirley deep in study. 159 160 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, John Daniels; Vice Pres. , Bobby Auberry; Sec., Tange Cox; Treas., Billy Hampton. Auberry, Bobby Bain, Linda Baker, Debra Bartek, David Beach, James Beard, Rebecca Bell, Kelly Biggers, John Adams, Preston Antley, Gayle Antley, James Ashbrook, Mark Boone, Daniel Boyce, Michelle Brown, Judy Brown, Julie Bueno, Victor Burns, Richard Burns, Susan Camp, Robby Cannon, David Carroll, Dee Cato, Jimmy Cheatwood, Mickie Chenault, Carol Clouse, Dennis Cook, Cindy Coombes, Glenn Cox Tange D'Amico, Nancy Daniel, John Daughtry, Joey David, Shelley Davis, LeAnne Davis, Kerri Dick, Randy Diffee, Quannah Dreier, Danny Ellis, Samuel Fitzgerald, Jo Frasier, Vicky Gantz, Laura Garrison, Randy Green, Monte Hall, Bret Hampton, Billy Harkrider, John Hayes, James Herridge, Leonard Hewlett, Karla Hiatt, Beth Hillis, Ronnie Holcomb, Tami Hopkins, Ken Hoppe, Terry House, Robert Jessup, Pamela Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Wayne Kane, Thelda Kersey, Michael Knight, Karen Knight, Robert Knight, Joseph Kolb, Doris Kolb, Sherry Latta, Sheryl Ledyard, Jerry Leslie, Patricia Leza, Liz Lozier, Cindy Luper, Dan Maceiko, Carol Martin, Louis rod fi f P — ) ue me neg ae tone “the, Martin, Wesley Martinez, Juan McClure, John McTaggart, Laura K. Murphy ponders her assignments. Messer, Richard Miller, Tammy Mitchell, Donna Mixon, Flora Modgling, Dianne Moon, Craig Moore, DeLynda Mott, Jerry Murphy, Kaye Myers, Richard Nance, Betty Osmun, Rebecca Parker, Cindy Pearce, John Pedigo, Susan Peterson, Brenda Petty, Diana Price, Russell Adela wonders what makes Susan think she can cook. Prindle, Terry Pruitt, Harold Pruitt, Pam Pullen, Charles Rainey, Paul Reasons, Williams Redding, Walter Reitzer, Ronald Rentzell, Robert Rice, Steven Richardson, Diana Saint, Henry Sanders, David Sefcik, Karen Shioleno, Chris Short, Tammy Simmons, Tracye Smith, Cheryl Stanfield, Kari Stanley, Belinda Steele, Rusty Stevens, Lynn Stevens, Pauline Swindell, Debbie Taggart, Tammy Teeter, Keith Terry, Melody Thomas, Jon Threadgill, Jo Ann Tinker, Richard Torrez, Joe Trompler, Carol True, Adela Tuggle, Pam Underwood, Janie VanWinkle, Vetta Villarreal, Julio Vrba, David Waldrop, Dianne Walters, Donna West, Kim West, Linda Williams, Angie Williams, Lisa Williams, Mary Wills, Robert Wilson, James Wilson, Vicki Wise, Elizabeth Yarger, Curtis B. Auberry and R. Reitzer rush to lunch. L. Moore muses over the years happenings. Edna Abernathy Gary Adams Marty Amrine Sharon Anderton Ken Ashford Cathy Bain James Baker Debbie Baughman Jimmie Beard Kathy Bagley an : ts = at SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FOR THE 75-76 SCHOOL YEAR: L. to R.: B. Park, R. Rainey, A. Cole, J. Lott, GE Everett. Suzzi Bargsley Tammy Barnes Bruce Bartholomew Sherry Bayse Pam Beck Bryan Blazi Janice Blakeley Joe Borden Lu Ann Boughton James Bratton 168 . Greg Garcia Mike Garner Liz Gathings Greg Gilbert Darren Brawley Billy Brewer Greg Brookins Brenda Brown Diane Brown Jerry Bullard Chris Cacolia Becky Capers Tracy Chupp Julie Coffey April Cole Joe Cox Cindi Cruz Liz Daniel Gwen Davenport Debra Deason Gary Dishman Teresa Dominy Clarisa Edmonson Wayland Edmonson Mark Ettheton Charlie Everett Doug Falk Andy Foster Steve Fouts Rhonda Fry John Gillies Danny Gray Tina Green Brad Greenwood Bart Hall Gerald Hampton Brant Hargrave Max Harmon Kent Harris Brian Hatfield Leisha Hatton Richie Hatton Pam Heisey Robert Hines Hellene Herridge Darren Hix Gary Huston Butch Jarret Randy Jarret Ellen Jeter Frances Johnson Kayla Johnson Winky Johnson Mony LaMotte Terry Leggett Linda Leonard Tina Leslie . Edward Lightner Steve Ligon... Janet Lott It won't fit!'' says Mike Murrah. Tim Lundquist Domingo Martinez Kim Mathis Brian Mauldin Susan May Doug Mayfield Georgia McGovern Greg Melton Melody Minshew Timmy Miller Pat Modgling Phyllis Moore Margie Murphy Vickie Murphy Mike Murrah Debra Neagle Carla Nichols Carmen Nichols Mark Nobles Michael O'Grady Melody O'Neil Denise Orbison Barry Park Charles Patterson Darold Porter Harold Porter Karen Pullen Paula Purdy Rhonda Rainey Laurel Redding Carol Reid Carol Rhoades Sheri Rice Tommy Richards Ronald Sperry Kevin Stanfield Debbie Stoker Loren Tibbs Dewain Thomas Tina Thomas Dixie Thompson Mike Tinker Jeff Tipton Estella Trevino Charlotte Trickel Cheryl Tunnel Ronald Ulrich Yvette Villaereal Bobbie Vondra Patty Wagner Cathy Weaver Bill Weaver Curt Wells Cynthia Whitworth Jamie Widner David Wise James Woener Gary Yeakel seh ri oe Tim Lundquist has ''The cutest little baby face. Right: Charlie McDowel gets in some beauty sleep in one of the school's more interesting classes. Left: Greg Gilbert uses some live stilts to help the Sophs. decorate for the 1975 Homecoming against Lake Worth. | Right: You can tell Debbie Baughman _ is really enjoying the cafeteria's food. 173 John Alderman Randy Anderton Tamra Armistead Tim Atkinson Brent Banta Chester Barden Tony Bargsley Robin Barnes FRESHMEN ELECTED: Dan Martin, V. Pres.; Lynda Duncan, Treas.; Katrina Fitch, Sec.; Rosie Burns, Pres. (not pictured). Ricky Barrett Ray Bartek Greg Barton Steve Basye Dennis Baughman Nathan Beach Carolyn Bean Wayne Bishop Cathy Brookins Rosie Burns Dana Caciola Dwayne Cappers Jana Carroll Mike Chapman Lisa Clark’. Susan Collins Ricky Cook Bobby Conn Alicia Contreras Blake Cox James Cox Jim Crowley Sharon Curtis Angie DeLos Santos Danny DeLos Santos Freshmen display enthusiasm during Homecoming pep rally. J. Warner, G. Ybarra, D. Baughman, J. Wright, S. Updyke discuss world affairs. Bruce DePriest Kim Diffee Cheryl Dinger Mike Dishman Danny Ditmore Laura Duncan Lynda Duncan Lynn Duncan Kathy Earl Lisa Edgar Paula Elkins Pam Endsley Ray Escobar Pam Ethetton Jeff Evans Kyle Farley Michelle Farmer Shirley Fisher Katrina Fitch Isabel Flores Dorothy Franklin Philip Franks Ricky Frisbie Mark Frittz Anita Garcia Cheryl Garner Tina Goodwin Vance Goree Mike Greenhill Melinda Guyer Jon Hargrave Pam Harwell Teri Hatfield Larry Hausner Billy Hendren Cindy Herron John Hines Richard Holcomb Jacky Holder Travis Hopkins” . Roni Hornell Stacy Howard Barbie Hull Lisa Hutchins Laurie Ingram Ralph Jaso Gina Jerabek Kay Johnson Sherri Johnson Marcus Jones Jerry Juliano Mark Kamp Darshan Kapadia Robert Krueger Paul LaGrone Stephan LaHue Justin Landes Don Lang Robert Loftin Jimmy Lott Shanna Love Steve Mann Dan Martin Pagel Martin Billy McElwrath Maria Mercado Debbie Mikeska Bryan Miller David Moon Tim Moore Darla Moore Pam Moore Eddie Morrow Lisa Murphy Rae Myers Valerie Neal Valerie Newman Corinne Orr Jack Paris Randy Parker Kirk Parks Pam Pearce Don Petty Robin Pierce Ricky Prindle Mike Raines Griff Rambo Cheryl Rentzel Jackie Roark Carlene Ruckhardt Charles Secchio Billy Slentz Cheryl Smith Gary Smith Larry Smith Clay Shirley Karla Stailey Pam Statham Linda Steele Roger Streater Paula Swindell Rowdy Thomas Tim Touchet Jose Trevino Jeri Trickel Karen Tritten Kathy Tritten Shelia Turner Randy Ulrich Steve Updike Rhonda Van Winkle Nancy Voirin Kathy Vondra Karen Vrba Barry Waldrop Donna Walters Joy Ward Jeff Warner Debbie Watkins Sue Ann West Jay White Steve Williams Lynn Williams Jana Willison Darrell Wilson Donald Wilson Don Wise Shelly Womack Russell Wood Jesse Wright Gary Ybarra utes to Crowley High. John Hines contrib de fa 7 Below: Nancy Voirin and Shanna Love say their prayers for Fresh- man year. SG Kay Johnson models for FHA Fashion Show. Left: Kirk Parks and John Alderman set up an electrolysis of water experi- ment. Pleasantview Baptist Church A Place to Belong 405 South Beverly Don's Variety Fabric, Crafts Sentry Hardware 117 Crowley Road 297-1641 Phone 297-1324 Aztec Manufacturing | Wedgwood Custom Com pany Jewelers 5049A Trail Lake Ft. Worth, Texas 76133 Phone - 292-8555 Congratulations to the Class of 6G 184 Huffman Pharmacy 117 Texas Street Crowley Ph. 297-4301 Prescriptions Delivery Service We Take Pride in Serving Our Community With These Everyday Needs: Fountain - Photofinishing and Supplies Baby Needs - Cosmetics - Gifts - Hose Costume Jewelry - Timex Watches Drug Needs - School Supplies Vet Supplies Colognes and Fragrances - Shalimar Windsong - Ambush - Arpege - Coty Jean Nate - Lenel - Channel Intimate - Tabu We Fill Your Needs Jim Bridges Sporting Goods Across From Seminary South 412 Kellis Fort Worth, Texas 76115 Jim Bridges Ted Owen Fred Bunte Business 924-7051 924-2622 Your Local Arco Station Highway 731N. B F and Nina Dyer Best Wishes to All Seniors J, A. Hargrave, D.D.S 204 W. Main Crowley, Texas 297-1801 SMILE YOU'RE ON RADAR Crowley Police Dept. 121 Hampton Rd. Good Luck Seniors BROWN RENTAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Congratulations Seniors Marcel’s Studio For All Your Picture Needs! Compliments of Community Education 1005 W. Main Crowley High School Burleson Bowl 212 N.W. Wilshire 295-1080 - COTTON FARMER'S DAUGHTER SPRADLEY AUTO SUPPLY If I Fail to Call - Call'Me” Wholesale Warehouse 3329 May St. Ft. Worth This Week's Crowley Beacon P.O. Box 349 Crowley, Texas 295-1851 FREEDOM'S UARANTEE StlaidVciISAAAN GC) 186 HALEYS MEAT ee a De Select Corn Fed Beef We Service What We Sell (r eS Ralph L. Milner ¢ 125 W. Main Pe Crowley Home Killed - Cut and Wrapped to Your Specifications Custom Slaughtering Crowley, Texas 8 Mi. South of Ft. Worth WV ainrenance LITTLE TYKE Creative Child Care Inc. CROWLEY REAL ESTATE Dorthy Walker Broker Established 1969 ED-U-CARE PROGRAMS Ata Price You Can Afford 924 West Main Crowley, Texas 297-1721 209 E. Main 297-4321 Myers Dept. Store 113 N.E. Wilshire Burleson, Texas Congratulations Seniors Trophies By Flair 137 Hillery St. Burleson, Texas 176028 (817) 295-3391 - 295-8179 Fincher's Western Wear Stores Highway 81 South Burleson, Texas 76208 293-0620 Crowley Public Schools Administration Office Congratulations Seniors 624-8413 Swoffords Florists Joy Bales Crowley Representative 1416 N.W. 25th Street Fort Worth, Texas 176106 Come Do Business With Us Career Fashions Uniforms Joanne Lott 322-1023 1504 Pennsylvania Fort Worth, Texas Maternity Modes Duvall Motors 1201 North Main Ft. Worth, Texas 625-0151 Come See Us Flowers by Fran 310 N.E. Wilshire Blvd. Burleson, Texas 76028 295-3501 Glens In Hallmark 135 Sheffield 293-4254 E E Tool Machine Inc. P.O. Box 525 Crowley Virgil L. Edson James L. Edson Crowley Day School State Licensed Full-Day Care 209 Beverly 297-1021 Crowley Automotive Mechanics Tony Cox Gary Eller 1004 West Main Phone 297-4171 Crowley, Texas Blondy Malone Owner 187 188 BIG FOUK FURNITURE COMPANY Junes Hair Fashions Complete Beauty Service 295-1011 His Hair Cuts Also 112 S. Main Burleson, Texas Complete Staff of Stylists to Serve You 76028 Call for Appointment 297-1861 820 Highway 731 Crowley, Tex. Stop By and See Us HALEMARK PHARMACY Prescriptions School Supplies Gifts Leonard Morfeld Real Estate Custom Building Office: 297-1856 Home: 926-8840 Perry Williamson 141 Sheffield Ft. Worth, Tex. 76134 First Methodist Church of Crowley Crowley Texaco Service Center 500 E. Main 297-1452 John H. Williams Pastor Sunday School 10:00 Morning Service 11:00 Evening Service 6:00 509°W. Peach Tune-Ups, Oil Change, Car Wash, . Grease Jobs, Service Work } DAIRY QUEEN p TREAT FOR TASTE 4 gQ9p For HEALY EN | coed . Ss 3 � Outdoor Sporting Goods Jerry Garrett Frank Spears Cleve Chamberlain 5737 Crowley Rd. Fort Worth, Tex. 176115 Phone 293-6980 eo West Main P 297-9316 i HOT | MONEY Film-Pak Inc. Dallas 201 South Magnolia 477-2461 Crowley, Texas Ft. Worth 297-4341 297-4316 297-4317 Dodsons Auto Parts Complete Automotive Shop 109 South Farm Rd. 731 Crowley, Texas 76036 AIX APPLIANCE Sales and Service Authorized Whirlpool Dealer 820 N.F.M. 731 Crowley, Texas Derial Hix - Owner Office 297-4011 Home 297- 4110 All Makes Serviced Parts Stocked Washers - Dryers Refrigerators Freezers - Window and Central Air Conditioning - Hot Water Heaters Ranges - Dishwashers Furnaces - Compactors and Disposals evl ; Bobbie Brooks if Lady Wiataiet be 7 rs ) . | [hae os r sf : _ Layaway eahaaar | ‘| 4 Master Charge Bankaméricard Fe | ‘Loretta 4 297- 167 191 Calvin Beck Insurance And Keal Estate Home - Life - Auto Phone 297-4066 Country Acres Baumgardner Funeral Home Boarding and Training All Breeds Highway 157 Arlington, Texas 112 Tarrant Crowley, Texas 461-2111 297-1116 338-4777 Personalized a MARCEL’S | Pre-Need Funeral Service Ambulance Best in Phot h Service eStein O ogtap y and Photographic Services — “= BANK OF CROWLEY Number One Crowley Plaza Come to Us For Your Banking Needs 297-4431 193 DOCTOR JOHN ALDERMAN YEARBOOK STAFF Tracey Morgan - Editor Jaynanne Warren - Co-editor Chartrice Holt - co-editor Kim Latta - Business Manager Danny Boone Leah Boone Connie Balch Charla Campbell Randell Earwood Melinda Ellis Cindy Harwell Beth Hiatt aa Afo) statxeyel Donna Martin Flora Mixon Donna Morrow Peggy Rutledge Barry Steenbergen Tammy Thaxton Glenda Waldrop Sponsor - Mrs. Joan Leonard