Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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Stepping Out. Skipper Morris g Morgan ina tango in the all-school musical “Oliver!” school life 9

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The new and untried beckoned as we responded with anticipation turning point had definitely been reached. In those activ- ities usually described as ‘extra- curricular’ we bounded off in new and different directions. Our surroundings were chang- ing; that was evident everytime we got out of our cars in the parking lot and entered the building through an obscure west door, not- ing each day the progress made by the construction crews. A new drama instructor guided 8 school life a dedicated cast and crew through the intricacies of Cockney London with the all-school musical ‘Oli- ver!’ In a major upset, the junior class dethroned the seniors on Ranch Day laying to rest the the- ory that the contest had always been rigged. This was a year of upsets and turn-arounds, and we were eager to see what the next day would bring.[7) Walking tall. Seniors Teresa Robinson and Mark Johnson celebrate their last pep Pc Pull! Senior Sonja Moore leads the senior girls to a victory in tug-of-war on Ranch mL Yippee-ai-ay. Michelle Bray, Chuck Stephens, and Skipper Morris sing the chorus in their Cow Patty skit in the senior follies.

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Aye environment met new gymnasium. Rooms and hall- the eyes of students as they ways took shape from cement and began a new year. The numerical brick as the year progressed. size of Crowley High School The school was already some- increased with new faculty, staff, thing very different, both without and students as always. Twenty and within. A new identify was new faculty members changed the emerging, and just what it would face of the school as different per- be, no one knew sonalities and instructional meth- ods cast a new tint upon an old picture. Enrollment hovered just below 1000 with 880 students. An increase in building size also was very apparent in the fall. Tall, steel frames and cranes towered above arriving students as they shared their parking lot with teachers whose former parking lot slowly turned into the floor of a New sites. Construction of the new added height to an old, familiar skyline. Cheers. Sophomore Tracey Dodson, raises the new soft drink Hi-C while she grins and bears it. 10 innovations