Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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pretty. Setting up dis- school in the housewares department at plays is a part of Kelei Sefcik’s job after Sanger Harris. 14 outside school

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Sleek. Sophomore Carol Jenkins wears a short blazer with slim-cut skirt. trendsetters 13

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Speaking out. Tom Landry shares his views on the role of athletics in a Chris- tian life at a high school Fellowship of Christian Athletes conference in Dallas. the morning, but not for high school students. Too often, theirs began once school was dismissed. Getting out of school found students heading in many different directions for many different reasons. Many high school students proudly count themselves among the working force. Involved in VOE, DE, ICT, or other vocational programs meant getting a job and acquiring a F or some most days began in measure of independence. So students headed for jobs of all sorts: they sold linens, cut meat, bagged groceries. Theirs was a world of dual responsibility, to their job and to their school work. Band trips, conventions, work- shops, dress rehearsals, U.I.L. competition in faraway towns: all these meant that students spent as much time and effort on pro- jects outside the school as in it. Talking it over. State FHA secretary Melissa 1! want my mummy. Lisa Renfro straight- Strickland talks with Mrs. Suzanne Murr, — ens her arrow prior to the dress rehearsal workshop speaker, at the Area V FHA meet- for the King Tut skit in the Senior Grand ing in Denton. Illusion. Standing at attention. Cheerleaders Kelei Sefcik, Tammy Cox, and the band prepare to march in the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Parade. outside school 15