Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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We're 31! A happy senior, Karen Hall, celebrates the senior Ranch Day victory. Late again. Mrs. limmie McGary, attendance clerk, writes an excuse for senior Holly Morris in the new attendance office. enior Charlie Hix said, lllt felt like starting over again. l remembered being a freshman looking for my classes, only this time everyone was lost. Lockers were reassigned from the upstairs locker area to the bright new lockers in the new wing. Built-in locks didn't always cooperate. Senior ludy Laserna said, Ulf I can't get it open, l just kick it. A larger lunchroom provided two longer lunches. The lunch- room staff, however, could not move into the new kitchen. Therefore, students were only offered hotdogs and hamburgers for the first semester. ln the middle of the year the new addition to the cafeteria was closed off for needed repair. The two long lunches were, as a result, very cramped. Senior Ken Guidry said, l'lt's hard to put 200 people in 100 chairs, but it's fun! From the new cosmetology wing to the new carpet in the old parts of the school, it was evident that we had undergone a rebirth, one very evident on the outside but present inside as well. 4 Opening Tongue twister! ln one of the new science Up, up, and away! During the last season labs, junior Barry Benson ignites his bunsen played in the old gym, Mike Burtner eyes burner. the ball.

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Smile Gary! Sitting on a megaphone, senior Gary Campbell takes a break during the Brewer pep rally. Spirit boosters. Cheerleaders lead the student body to the Lancaster pep rally. The first two were forced outside because the gym was full of storage, s our school changed on the outside, we remained essentially the same in our approach to activities. Pep rallies, performances, and assemblies retained the same outward structure but, as always, they were always somehow different. A new sense of closeness enveloped each class during the football season. Seniors, juniors, and freshmen were constantly knocking heads to set the pace in pep rallies. As a result we - appeared very class-oriented, deep down, though, the competition drew us together. Special days were done in special ways. On Halloween seniors went punk. Homecoming decoration committees worked on posters until the wee hours in the homes of students with understanding parents. Hours of practice went into school productions like Bye Bye Birdie as well as marching routines for football halftime shows. We were what we had always been, unique and unpredictable. School life was fItfstfs,,11 eggs.-sift fawffairgwms ffffafwf 'M :G saw 115?tet5iff???aL6fSM?-iteQflSs, 4132559siftfr5?2sz53G2s5Qr3z:553,Qty limiter?'2at2g?l1si5?y1sgf255535555igggtimifiafggftisfggggierifga,ggfgrgsfigggagasig ffsz,':x,':ez4sra:g5fsfs, .'s7taff:w3?wttrf?f filmtfm2y,fi2a32yw?Ifeza zu-warftfflssl-.'rsfxigftvls A ' g,,,,mvQ.,'g..m, ,ftwgm 5 tfttaf-2. www, w5:a.,stfm5tt.Y- wg ag, wr twat tgtzaw ..'fmf5tssnt 2' 7 ,ffffg,::fff .wg mv, ees. f-a5Qf-:J::tg2.'5t5:t.M,f..',xy:t,a5gt..'1-wgzemfsffafttQafwwsa 1: U - ...sts f. ffgmrsggytflzsiegfggztfwggwttmtzgafggtw Q :mf et at ff' sw ,':fasw:farfaz4,:ftaftt:.fkfw:aamws'sfmix4 .1 fm. fu -Y' We 'Ymffwawsgari'QWwattMywai. ss. V. - . if emi A-ww. a.,t,..5.a., ,wget awtzfk. .3 '?12J'si1?ft51 yl!i??i?ffilsN Wei ?!s,i5'3leiF'J23E. 9 fy ftff:affewi?si'125ei?fw?gSfi7:?wJ5ts45Sm.?m,gf:fgsrxwfzs . -fa.swf,fazr-fist--styz, Nr 1 5. we ,,-tf.w2y. we ft.-ff of-1 .. .... ,,. ..... Q .Wh .ff.....- cs Q.-yy. s, tw.. 5 -.... 5. ..f. itasff,::.s,,,.t,at..ws, .,,. fat. fs., W, ..,. .Ve .. t. -' .. r at f,ft,tvfesv,,5fg, m2rs..,f:.t,,,a,wgtgr,afQ?Qz,s t Q, V ff fry K . Q 51'xt: '.wf'.tf,vQ tLLflF5.i?'5if?'553jfi5,3,i?ff'f9iEirE'?5? ff!iiEiiQ'f??7?Yf?f35m? fftzyaff: at ff K 5534? QV, 'w'i2?z1 ' ' wwe'-?ffE-.f4Vi?tz,,g57:,,1f 'Lf 1 es'1ff1QS?f2r.fen, 3 rfisssff. f?1t3Es5M?515fs5ft,ggfe,, ? fi 'ri' t A :gif 2 wists 5 4 J L 'f . H It sstavf I 5 t ' ' H tsigsq 72514 -tfsrwzgg. sgfzmg f H ,... . .....--- at it ef? p A 5 .,,gf V 'ni ' ' . .. . . . . - . - ,w.wW,,-,HW.t,f,,w tt.-syasrwta. ,s.fgt5,,.gr, ' -12''wwQfiswtsifwfftettiggtgswaftiwM?'W3':s - - lf K if ti ' ff. - tt ft sem,fs,,-to.plwgg.t.f,,5w,,,t1.. . . , .... , . Mt. ..t. .A ...aa A, . wqwtftt te , , Mae 5 4' 5 ig r A ti f waits 1 .. ,Q tm: 2 sf ei s it .Z .rimsWeyin:.-ff:fswff1.f2..fri.:tee: 1 ' 'X x v IEW 'Z ig , fo 51 S gi, k,.V V :,. ,,- .1 Oh Conrad! Basking in admiration of his in the all-school musical Bye Bye, Birdie fans, Randy Green plays Conrad Birdie