Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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Marching out on the field, giv- ng out a steady beat which ex- :ited the crowd, here came the vlighty Eagle Band. All the prac- iice paid off when the crowd wat- :hed the band march precision :orps style routines week after rveek under Mr. Ed Martinez's rvatchful eye. Hard work, deter- nination and patience goes into Jeing a band member every rear. After each marching season every member felt proud nf what he helped accomplish. All the work went to good use vhen the band went to U.l.L. vlarching Contest. There they vere judged on their marching orm, technique, and quality of he music they played. Led by Crista Whaley, this year's drum najor, the band received a First Jivision Award. The band kept up a tradition of excellence, which was shown on is well as off the field, The atudents involved in this nrganization practiced hard to nake the band what it is, it T 'mi Q51 ll i ,gllw .4 i i , M ,..,. r r r ' l T WW llfr ..yy l H X EL! , W , I , ilimZil i.,:i,,,'ii lwxx ffllggi w ,N r M ff T. llll WW - .... ...T -r 'W raiif. i L ' 4 f . .Mil W T V 37' ' 5 Tl , T fmt., I K W , lr Qs, WZ,- 'W 5, til l f ,BQQXZ qxelixg, WM W i '. A Q96 da CSE' m i , CTW i'rir H XG' SQKO 'ff' wk M QN99 OYNGX xii ' tw QMONN .J .',!! -ri 1 ' QQGVXKOQYZKXGQ 0 . ...... , g g imp Born leader. The 1983-84 drum major, Krista Whaley, directs the mighty Eagle Band. lomething for them to be proud if for the rest of their lives. Cl Lmie 5 readvheme Friday Williagxxxg durift9 KS same' . me um. Juniofwguw at 1 big 'gum 09,23 Kwoxbali dwmm baS9 nlQ POW Hook ,Ce Og Col e usfln, ' chol Ttetsnowlng We R K 'nQ me i pmt!-nouigiicrielle Spifinin 5e85O' band' ,. saYS CWS malchmgwirlslol me mS, 63909 i em h0 X 999- O Band 7

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The band's straight lines and inited movements during the ralftime shows were greatly enhanced by the exciting novements of the flag corps and wirlers. Coordinating movements with nusic, they created routines with vhich they impressed the au- liences at home, as well as out mf town this year. This year's twirlers, Michelle Jeason and Michaela Amrine, ipotlighted halftime with eye- :atching tricks. Taking the au- liences breath, the girls spun, wirled and twisted batons of fire, znives, and flags with the grace ind poise required of a Talon wirler. Another colorful section of the ialftime show was the flag corps. 'he girls spent long hours learn- wg techniques used in handling lags. The corps also used many .f Playing his heart out. Tapping on his .1 R9 We xeWe'x:QXN6e O40 0069 .-55 Q96 QQXX vo xv' 409 QW? O0 qegogoxkxoe ?6X9XaXO'60 KX ov wnovative ideas to feature toloists, such as surrounding David Yerigan, and lifting Terry Xylophone, Edmond Martinez contributes to the pep rally. Eordon on intercrossed poles. 'hey made up an important part if the MIGHTY EAGLE BAND. El on Pr6i'a'Q?eohe '5 art pm Examine- Nm 0 WOUQW' m0 tor me eamfeaw deep .91 Hwang' NOV - QUV5 . , D0 ' Jkriesonpmm 691110 Concentra mtnQ Wttliams i r me rtormlm Jicilexxe - P9 , 6 K 5109 'tra Murine an 1 00 Niichae 6, 69696 s0hOOgntwirl8WaY' arumm -' part- D635 Band 9