Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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UP T0 D TE ll-is 'Q Wr- ABOVE, HEMLINES WERE lower, and heels higher, as shown by sophomore LeAnne Ellis. BELOW, TENNIS SHOES continued popular, an influence of the jogging fad, perhaps. ABOVE, JUNIOR SHELLIE Tackett wears a tunic top over straight leg pants. BELOW, GIRLS WORE higher heeled shoes with slacks, dresses, and leans. ABOVE, SHERRY LeJEUNE, freshman, wears casual overalls. BELOW, FOR CASUAL wear with blue jeans the basic brown suede shoes were worn. favorites I 29

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ABOVE, THE CLOSER fitting, narrow skirt was worn by ABOVE, DEE DEE Faulk, sophomore, Julie Sulak. BELOW, sophomore, poses with a suit MR. MIKE Leach had the popular that was reminiscent of the permanent curls. Forties. 28 f favorites ABOVE, SENIOR TIM Knowles, known for his humor, could also be known for his strange feet. BELOW, JUNIOR KIM Koterba shows the layered and curled hair that was the style for girls.

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Student Council provided special doys, speoiol vvoys to lighten our load 'Even the hornrimmed glasses and plastic pen- holder set must admit to having a few hum-drum school days. The average student will admit to more than just a few. That is why Student Council pre- pared special activities and assemblies throughout the year. Ranch Day, Spring Fever Week, and Mr. irresistable were a few of the happenings that brightened some otherwise dull school days. A new addition to the Student Council was the Executive Council. lt consisted of the presidents and sponsors of the major clubs on campus. Being its first year, some members felt that it was disorgan- ized with few people knowing where their responsi- bilities lay. This was only a minor splotch on the Stu- dent Council record, however, overshadowed by the huge success of other events. Scores of Bess Race children were delighted by the antics of Katrina Safety Bug Fitch when the Safety Council took its street safety program to that elementary school. When the end of school came around, students of all sizes had fun times to remember. There may have been some long, stale stretches of school when there seemed no end in sight, But through Student Council effortsgthings went a little easier. RIGHT, EXHAUSTED STUDENT Council members pause for a rest in the action during the Ranch Day I , assembly. if BELOW, SAFETY sue Katrina Fitch F talks to Bess Race Elementary children. SAFETY COUNCIL MEMBERS areg FRONT ROW: Katrina Fitch, Julie Sulak, Linda Peter- son, Kelly Poynor, Lisa Ander- son, Cheryl Clement. BACK ROW: Ls W'lk M' h ll i a i s, ic e e Bray, Karen Bailey, Sonia Moore, John Hausner, Mike McConathy, Corinne Orr, Lauri Smith, Pamela Harwell. 30 I student council E