Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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Survival kit: weekends . ick of sac? Tired of trig? Cry- ing over chemistry? Bugged by biology? Students at Crowley ridded themselves of these problems and frustrations during week- ends. Weekends provided the time for many to blow off steam and just plain forget about school. Hobbies, jobs, and outside activi- ties brought about some relief to these frustrations. People like Lori Mauldin and Terri Eller took to the lake for ski- ing and swimming. Lori com- mented, ‘‘Just getting away from Crowley for awhile brings relief and then | am ready to start fresh on Monday.”’ Many students felt that church groups and Christian-related groups such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Discovery enabled them to talk out their problems together. Taking care of animals took up much of the students’ time. This A quick dip. After a hard week of school, Sandra Torrez relaxes in a friends pool. Productive pets. Sophomore Patty Hay enjoys raising rabbits to get her mind off school. Perfect picture. Aligning a negative in his enlarger, Tim Park unwinds by devel- oping the photographs he has taken. ranged from raising show dogs to feeding cattle. Maré Guirey and Joy Wilshire enjoyed taking care of their horses. Maré even lets her horse pick out which rid- ing blanket it wants to use that day. Marcus Martin worked with cattle and raised chickens. Mar- cus added, ‘‘When | feed my cows and chickens | talk to them and sometimes they even talk back. |’m totally serious.”’ frustrations 29

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Photo by Dena Bartnicki Fast as lightning. With a quick ride on Go for it. Training for a marathon race, her horse Mare Guirey relieves herself of Michelle Bray relieves herself from ten- frustrations built up during the week. sions on a country road. . 28 frustrations

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Lone ranger rides again. Sherri Woener performs a ‘‘classical’’ ballet to the William Tell Overture in the Halloween assembly. Talking to a friend. Howdy assembly gave students Mel Reese and Kim Guidry a chance to catch up on summer gossip. Christmas wishes. Making wishes come true is Mr. Dennis Burk as Santa in the Christmas assembly. 30 assemblies New principal welcomed. Charissa Anderson pins a boutonniere on Mr. Mike Leach during the Howdy Assembly. Christmas crutches. Injured students Dale Woodby and Chuch Thpleis received special crutches from Student Council members Julie Sulack and Char- issa Anderson. 4 4