Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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'We s ABOVE. A TRANSLATION of Delinda Durbin's t-shirt is I.et's Monkey Around. VS. s-I fs? I Eff J iii? 15131 1. jgigiili. - f 'S it FAR LEFT. MARK Johnson. Oris Johnson. George Anders. Robert Hines. Jon Hargrave. John Hines. Richard Goodwin. and Delmar Montgomery go into their separate acts when a camera is pointed their way during break. LEFT, AT THE SENIOR pep rally girls cheer on the football players before the last game of the season. mmmmnmm: T-shirfs - if you've seen one, you haven 'f seen fhem all N Y cf .Lwin-wvwm - - - f- f ,nufft1w'i1:-q.w:e:maf+,L T-shirts - quite ordinary but quite unique.just like the people who wear them. A shirt could tell the world automatically who its wearer was. what he did. and how well he did it. Some shirts were not allowed on campus. so the ones that were worn had to be special. Some proclaimed future goals such as Rangers World Champions 1978 or the shirt announcing a second year Dallas Cowboy Super Bowl victory. A person could show his feelingsjust by picking out the shirt that best fit his mood, Yes. as far as individualism went. the t-shirt was as individual as one could get. The people hurrying through the halls. the one sitting on the stairs before first hour. and those in the office for tardiness or kissing in the halls were all individuals. As long as their shirts could talk for them they would stay as individual as each decal in the t- shirt shops which were springing up all over the country. Each of the 720 high school students had a story to tell. and many did so through the t-shirts they chose to wear each morning. Clpeninv Sporh ,Acadenncs Vocations Faces Cwynv Advertising Senior Activities X Index TABLE OF CONTENTS ' C 2 I - 10 f' . txt .xx 'gl f A - 126 C 192 C 196 211

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ABOVE, ROBERT KRUEGER manages to smile even though his t-shirt proclaims the agony of another day. RIGHT, DESPITE THE puns andjibes of her classmates, Karen Faudree insists on wearing her Go For It shirt.

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Friends - fhe besf on fhe Held, fhe greafesf on fhe sfage, super in fhe halls Individuals, people who do what they do best: the class clown, the school bum, or the person who does his homework so well that everyone wants to borrow it before algebra class. There were different groups of people, the freaks, the cowboys, the socials, and the in-betweens. In each group were the persons who stood out at being the best at whatever they could be K the football player who made all-district, a rodeo rider who placed at the high school rodeo, the student who scored an A on a chemistry exam, the actor who reached state in the UIL one act play competition, and the all-around great people who kept school a place to enjoy and be with friends. People made the world what it was, there were no two alike, no two thinking the same thought at the same time, all as individual as the ideas they brought to mind and then put on paper or into action on the field or court. or out at the lake on weekends. They all had their lives and they led them to their own liking, staying in the rules most of the time. LEFT. SPONTAN EOUS SPIRIT erupted in the stands during the homecoming pep rally, BELOW. A WIN DBLOWN Kayla Johnson shows the poise it took to win top honors at drill team competition,