Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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1 Flying silk. Briskly turning her flag, sophomore Terri Rowland performs during the Cleburne game. Loyal trombonist. First Chair trombone Brian Thompson displays his collection of spirit ribbons from previous weeks. we 4 ,I 4 Q ff' flair-M, , ..,... . - fihsszs . .... , 'T V- , ,gg -R asm , es: ! g K U 'V N s ' - '--.-' - f s . if K . . f 4 L if e .V-- s miE...p r Y F S - Twirling away. Feature twirler Lancy Liu twirls at the homecoming pep rally. Spirit-raisers Unlimited 1 Band W Holding on. Flag corps member Ame William holds up music for Tony Keen during homecoming pep rally, Musical precision. Another halftime show occupies drum major Edward limenez and his fellow band members.

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In the spotlight. Playing her flute, sophomore Michelle Deason contributes musically to the Keller pep rally. Clapping in rhythm. Head drum major Edward limenez warms up the band before practicing for the halftime show. Watchful eyes. Practicing her part in the upcoming halftime show, sophomore Krista Whaley endures another Friday morning band rehearsal, -'was' e t I A f'il - NL f I Qsii gg lttt slug l l 5' r . . I iz 3 ,,,. . ships gf ttte I A11- tttttt M f r . ' jf. .rf ,. ,, E Spirit-raisers Unlimited Drumming away. Drum corps members play a cadence during the Cleburne pep rally. Ring your chimes. Playing a solo to l'lce Castles at the Everman game tests Holly Baldwin's talents. nur 5 ... . t i e tsss Q at at Concentration. Michaela Amrine prepares mentally for the upcoming flag corps contest. Band

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Facelift performed by new director Practice began in early August and continued until the band performed at UTA stadium for the UIL marching contest where they scored a Il. loe Crouch was assistant drum major and head drum major was Edward limenez. Sometimes I feel that the band and I are a world in ourselves, said Edward regarding his total involvement with the band. Another group of people that added to the band was the flag corps. They attended a contest at Lamar High School in November and placed third in their division. Michelle Releford reflected on her first year in the corps. I like the walking out onto that field and flaunting that silk. Those are my school colors, spirit, and pride waving around out there. I like being proud enough to show it. Talonettes began practicing as a group of 33 individuals who tcontinued on page 13I At attention. With military precision loe Crouch directs the band at the Lancaster game. Presenting the colors. Assistant drum major is flanked by flag corps members Terri Rowland and Michelle Releford as he holds the flag aloft to I'Stars and Stripes at a football game. Band 'l 'l