Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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:W li t Efx if.A' 7 u-G-L-Y! A victim of the Cheerleaders spirit pie ,varsity football player Keith Hall suffers through the opening pep rally of the season, We've got spirit! We're the class of ' ' R '82l yell seniors at the Brownwood Ib pep rally. ' P 'A Go, Ea--es! Stacey Krist poses as the GL in Eagle as a part of the junior Class' V Purple Passion Power. Here we come a'truckm' in! Students return to Ii Pep rallies class after the first pep rally which was held outside due to the gym's still being used for storage.

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e were famil As students worked hard to inspire a Win s the football team worked hard to win, students worked hard to inspire a win. ln fact, at possibly no other point in the school year were we brought more closely together. Early pep rallies were held outside, but a real sense of competitive togetherness prevailed when we were all packed together in our small gym. Purple Passion and We're Red Hot were themes adopted by an active junior class for different pep rallies. Seniors responded by waving white towels and freshmen got into the act with socks on their hands and feet. We were for three months one family. Go Eaglesl? Senior varsity football players disguised as Brownwood cheerleaders entertain the student body during the Brownwood pep rally. Win, win, win, win! Strengthened by Purple' Passion Power juice, junior Rusty Thomas challenges Coach Lance Stephens in an arm wrestling match. Psi' -l'llI'l Pep rallies