Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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CouIdn't be prouder The Talonettes, directed by Miss Roy Lynne Anthony, pushed an outstanding amount of pride for the Eagles this year. The girls performed at pep rallies, football games, and other school functions. Officers led the girls to competition at Grand Prairie. During the summer the girls at- tended camp at Tarleton State University. The girls raised money with bake sales, car washes, and their annual spring show. El Talonettes Push Pride ze 71 gil P ,, t T We can't keep our balance much longer. Jennifer Weigand and Michelle Cooper hold smiles for a screaming crowd in their Homecoming routine. One last pose. Kelly Brownfield, Tracy Kirkley, and Kathy Scott. ..-' Q fd 4 r T It. - gf - rr' '4 A . . :mis Lw 1 Hall to Crowley High. Talonettes, dress- r P' ,Q ed for the'50's routine, sway to the alma swing than ,houldonl Sophomore, ,, ,... N. ff maier' Helen Sulak struts to BiIIy Jean. ' - W '-'-'-- witiiriiPi1lfi+xw ' iw , . - Q fxvifff. .... f .... ..., ' is rrrrr f'1Q I, .IT 'ja I L:L1:mwT::, .,.... Q.: ........ ,...... .. MQMW-,ww tx His .. K ,L ' . T lx f'i. ' . ,.. . w w. I - ., ,,., , fx Ei S Talonettes

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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

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Decisions . . . decisions . .. Captain, Xndrea Bianchi, talks to officers Pam iarkin and Holly Mills to decide Talonette if the week. just can't get into this pep rally. En- husiastic Tammy Drennan looks on at a rep raliy. Such formation! Talonettes perform for he last time to lf My Friends Could See Ae Now. Conhead Kendricks. Kim Kendricks is the victim of locker room horsepiay. Dukes up, boysl Co-captain, Anita Evans, swings and jams to the routine Sea Cruise. Taloneites 11