Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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Citric acid? Danny Smith, Lisa Anderson, and John Hausner participate in a skit dur- ing the homecoming pep rally. Watch out, twirlers! Varsity football play- ers Ray Baker and Scott Murphy become reluctant twirlers when pulled out on the floor by the band twirlers. 167 pep rallies Eagles have spirit Cheerleaders, Talonettes, band members worked hard to involve everyone A ll involved in pep rallies rec- ognized that the people who worked hardest were often behind the scenes. Their hard work often brought only a medi- ocre response, however, from the spectators. Junior John MHausner said, “The cheerleaders, Talonettes, and band worked really hard. The people just didn’t want to yell because we weren’t win- ning. (Tj

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New twists on old tradition Blustery winds failed to dampen spirits as Tricia donned homecoming crown H omecoming. The mere men- tion of that magical night brings a special light to many eyes. As the week of homecoming progressed anticipation rose. Everyone stopped to admire the mums in the display case, posters and streamers dotted the halls, dates and what to wear were decided, bulletin board contest among homerooms turned into a 18 homecoming week heated race, and, of course, excite- ment built toward Friday night. The Friday pep rally was the highlight of the school week. Even though the wind caused some problems, the spirit of the occasion won out. The mums were picked up after the pep rally, and every- one hurried home to prepare for the evening and Tricia Short’s crowning as homecoming queen.— Shivering spectator. Cool winds chill Eagle fans like Missy Harvey. Newly crowned. New homecoming queen Tricia Short with escort Paul Minshew fin- .ishes her ride around the stadium.