Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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We kepton. ying ‘on Five percent short of perfection cheerleaders, band mem- bers, and others awaited anxiously the announcement releasing them from second period imprisonment to the free- dom and spirit of the gym. Cheerleaders, band, and Talo- nettes tried to involve everyone in that freedom and spirit. They were not always successful, but kept trying. Talonettes surprised most people with new routines ranging A t 10:00 on Friday morning ty : ‘ eae. ' ey. 4 at, an i 6. Ag, ts aoe, S } RG wey a i a “‘Sen-iors, sen-iors!’’ Senior Sabrina Arredondo holds aloft the spirit stick won by her class in the Waco Connally pep rally. 18 pep rallies from a comical Blues Brothers act in the homecoming pep rally to perfectly unified highkicks. Each cheerleader worked frantically to involve her section in cheering and showing that they had some life and energy about them. As a group cheer- leaders labored to bring new yells and skits to all the pep ral- lies. ‘Hey, one, two,”’ was the com- monly heard command that brought the students’ attention to the band’s beginning song. As students walked into the gym, they always did so to the rallying beat provided by the band. No matter whether we gave all the spirit we had or just half of it, these spirit leaders kept on trying to get more from us than our best. They wanted perfection, and each time we went down hill a little bit, they brought us back up to a peak. Hurry, they’re coming in. Cheerleaders DeVaun Dickson and Julie Allgood tape down their pep rally notes before warm- ing up.

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Photo by Fort Worth Star-Telegram Angry protesters. Students from U.T.A. express their feelings about the situation in Iran with a street demonstration. Coins for Cambodia. Student Council treasurer Terri Eller and yearbook staffer Dena Bartnicki count money destined for World Vision's relief efforts in Cambodia. Three to get ready. Texans John Con- nally and George Bush are among those Republicans interested in unseating President Carter. Two Texans saw these prob- lems as a basis for challenging President Carter in his bid for the Presidency. They were George Bush and John Connally. Taking things as they came became harder and harder. It seemed that the day was very near when we would all have to take our belts up a notch or two and dig in for the duration Photos by Fort Worth Star-Telegram world events 17

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