Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1987 volume:

TABLE OF STEPPING OUT 21 STEPPING ON 39 CROWLEY STEPPING STONES 73 HIGH STEPPING AHEAD 1 1 1 SCHOOL STEP BY STEP 129 THE FINAL STEP 1 77 A 1 005 WEST MAIN CROWLEY TEXAS 76036 POPULATION 1 1 73 1 98 7 TALON VOLUME 2 1 Pag STEPPING Stepping Up is something Crowley has started doing for the past couple of years now. Crowley has stepped up, as the theme of our book states, through enthusiasm, purpose, service, individuality, character, scholar- ship, leadership, and free enterprise . . . 9115517 What a Game! Students enjoy a nice freshman football game after school. Back to work! Students and teachers head back to class after watching a pep rally before the foot- ball game. wi' Soaked Seniors! Seniors enjoy a nice wet football game at Burleson. Crowley won 21-0. What a Trip! Senior drum major, Bryan Wright shows his exhaustion after the trip from Austin. 2 Opening th.. like l Enthusiasm was shown throughout the year -- at sign up day for underclassmeng at senior portraits, at football, basketball, volleyball, track, and baseball, at band competition, at cheerleader and talonette camps, at any U.I.L. com- petition, and at school . . . swift Shoulders Straight. A Senior gets her Senior Portraits done by Marcels Studio. Two Points! Senior Kelly Koterba takes a shot during basketball practice. Us? In Trouble? Seniors Terri Savelle and about getting their schedules changed. Ummm, Good! Senior Rich Lewis enjoys his applesauce during second lunch. Q ' N si l'.' K 3 iel rrs S N'kk' H d 1 lkt ' ' 1 M'k 1. h l l U SOD B O PflnClpa l C GBC ,W Opening UP!!! Individuality, charac- ter, and scholarship were shown through the students ability to do their own thing. Leadership was shown through everyone and anyone whether it be in clasrooms, clubs, or just a student doing something on their own . . . Touchdown Eagles! Junior Brad McCone raises his arm signaling another touchdown in the very close Waco-Connally game, We're fl. A group of students from Crowley show their spirit at a Crowley home game. Swat them Jackets! Our Mascot, Junior Danielle Mills stands at attention and waits for that pesky yellow jacket from Denison to come around again. Listening to music is what helps pass the time away. Freshman Sabine Comstock went with the Crowley Band to Florida dur- ing spring break. 4 Opening i Services were shown through the way students and their clubs sold things to raise money for their special need. Free enterprise was shown by the way our community and others around us have grown to give us many things that Crowley High students need. All in all, Crowley has stepped up to a bigger and brighter future. Let's Go Eagles! The 1986-87 Talonettes cheer for the Eagles as they score another touchdown. Hurry Up! Senior Karen Sample stands and waits for the music to start for their routine. Bang! Bang! Choo-Choo-Train! Freshman Brooke Johnston laughs wildly as she does the famous cheer after winning the spirit stick. Go Blow Your Horn! The state finalist Eagle band performs during halftime for the homefield crowd. Opening 5 Mommy, is that real? No, it's only Appliance RepairfVlCA's Float. PN fm' 1 g L Can Juniors not spell Homecoming? The Class of '88 shows their good intent for the night's game. Have you seen this man? Seniors Neil Fettig and Craig Neal will stop at nothing to find Big Dale Orso. K? H A774 N,,,,,, W, ,,,, ': 3 'Y I fffllllff L ' ' iel ., , 22263, e 5 f L Evil ,yi ' , 1f ' ft 439+ 'R' f ! uf I J Seniors make headlines. Big D. Orso, K. Armento, T. Rouse, T. Jones and E. Garcia prove Seniors to be newsworthy. Emotion in motion. Jennifer DeLeeuw, Sr., is speechless as Kim Caraway and Mike Everage are chosen for Homecoming Court. 6 Opening iN vv QM v t - 1.21 K l z l l l i ... r .... 5 5. Preparing for the Big Event Homecoming is always a big event at Crowley High School and preparing for the big Friday is always a lot of fun. Each day was special and student participation was great. The classes decorated the halls to show school spirit and on Friday, the Sophomore's hall received the honors as being the best. There was the traditional parade and every facet of the school was represented. Each day marked a special eventg for instance, Nerd l'm impressed! Not bad for freshmen. Wouldn't you say? Day. Friday finally rolled around and the homecoming pep rally took place. lt was exciting, eventful and the stu- dent body showed lots of spirit. The homecoming king and queen can- didates were recognized as Crowley High watched as well as several citizens from Crowley and the surrounding areas. As Friday's school day drew to a close, everyone an- ticipated the footall game that was to take place that night. K Nerd day was yesterday? Seniors Larry Pate and Pete Gutierrez agree that it's okay to be yourself. Raise your hand if you're sure. Mike Everage gets high with a little help from his friends. Opening 7 8 Opening October 3, 1986, 7:30 P.M. The white Mercedes was waiting to take the traditional drive around the track. The crowd was on the edge of their seats awaiting the declaration of this yearls Homecoming King and Queen. The wait was over. Bryan Wright and Terry Savelle were an- nounced recipients of high school's most envied award, October 3, 1986, 8:00 P.M. The enthusiasm which had been culminating over the past week reached a climactic peak. The homecoming Parents and students attended the Homecoming game. Mark Filipek, Sr., and his date encourage the team. ,Q The Eagle Mascot, Danielle Mills, Jr., takes a break and visits during halftime. Coach Ray Jack and the Mighty Eagles ap- proach a tough game against Dennison Crowley lost 30 to 0. Eagle Pride crowd filled the stadium. Ex-students, students, faculty, administrators, parents, and future students watched the Eagles compete against Dennison, visited with friends, and enjoyed the Mighty Eagle Band's performance at half time. lt was a good game even though the Eagles lost 30 to 0. The clock ticked down and the crowd stood as the Alma Mater was played. Once again, all the past, present, and future students were proud to be Eagles. Foreign exchange student, Tracy Secomb, Sr., from Australia, is the Drill Team manager, n 1 fy Z f ',-X .-'- hf. :Mg ,. , ig, f f. '. .,, ,.,. .41?....-- ,,,- - , 51 . V5 ,Q H4 gg ,amiga 1 ,fn 6018? is I5 -:iq K- in -211 -as if gg 13432 5 R ,xg V V, 4ggi,4,:I:' yi. ,fx , X 1 ., , H QQ- ga -.- xx ' K K f x -X W F- . ,,., , ' 9 . 4 Sig-:g,g:, ffxw, ,vy ' V ' f ' Q - - - - 'R D 11 ' 1 ,. A 1 If ,.,,.:. Ni ki , X Ask vw., in QQZAR I :ffm V, ,,,, K - 1 .7 , X Q W A ' ' fv ff 4 5 W' , 'f Xa X I 3 f 1 Y agua an .0 'S 10 Opening Spirit! Let's Hear It! The Senior girls yell their loudest as they proudly support their school! That is some spirit. wi Laughing enthusiastically! Karen Smith, Tracy Byrd, Anthony Tines and Chip Henley participate in the Crowley Fight song. Team Spirit demonstrated. The Crowley football team gets ready to do their yell. Smiling Triumphantly Jr. Gene Handley dances after winning spirit stick. Seniors Show Off! Pete Gutierrez holds up a sign, showing his spirit during a pep rally. XSXXK5 1, I N4 .,, 1 out Q ,ffl fi ,Q S i all K . gh ' A pep rally's main purpose is to add school spirit and support to the students and to show the football team that the school is behind them. This has definitely occurred at Crowley. But, at the last pep rally of the year, the immaturity of a few students caused an unfortunate cancellation. This incident caused a major disturbance and is looked 'J upon as a mistake that could have Q waz-in its ,QQJB f .. , ii - ll gil if X easily been avoided. Our pep rallies have been an ongoing tradition which has grown in fun and popularity. We have encouraged the teams to play bet- ter, and in return, have felt a special pride grow in us all. This pride will always be seen as an im- portant part of Crowley High School and the support that has been shown will never be forgotten. H . ..... . 1 1 ' -43. as ,... S . ..s, I L .tmi s ,....,.. . Sunglasses are ln! Srs. Mike Everage, Pete Gutierrez and Jeff Adcock are all smiles! Bang Bang Choo Choo Train Cheerleader Kara Hallen does her chant with a style of her own. Eagle Spirit! Greg Warnick fills the crowd with great enthusiasm when he yells as Teresa Smith looks on. Opening 1 1 C96 Q26 x0 fag! Q P556 Freedom of Choice. Gentleman's Quarterly still soars above all other trend magazines. The 1986-87 school year was a big year for Crowley Fashion. With the in- creased enrollment came a big up- swing in the number and variety of students who really cared about how they looked. As it became harder to label people into set groups or categories, these 'igroupsw became even more extreme. Preppy girls chose to hide their con- ventional haircuts with massive bows - often glorified bandanas, emblazoned with rhinestones and silver clasps -to achieve new heights in Preppydom. Last year's new wavers became this year's punks. They were surprisingly daring in their quest for an alternative lifestyle. Ropers struggled to become more noticeable. Their sense of style includ- ed not only cowboy hats and boots, but dusters, spurs, and huge rodeo belt buckles. Generra, Outback, Red, Forenza, Guess?, Sperry, and Vuarnet, which were all relatively new clothing labels, enjoyed increased popularity as well as a huge following: Coca.Cola clothing, Swatch Paraphernalia, Paisley prints, and Corona Beachwear all led quickly after school began in the fall. One can only guess what we'll go for this time next year. Guess Who's Hot? Mike Everage and Jerome Flores show the hottest style in men's Guess Fashion, 12 Opening 1 -.- 0. Y, .M -an K.. -..lg , . , 'EA-nf gi? ' i . 5-if Ffa ' dl 2 WPT t Was, it ,. 1 , ,,,. ,. , -1 . ,!J. 1 Shining in Silver. Dace Miller, Fr., models the silver style. IW! Q 3 .mu 'ff!Y 2P 2 lo's Cool in Corona? Tamara Rudel, Soph., Pete Gutierrez, Sr., and ssy Parham, Soph., model different Corona styles. Kas Pride is Hard to Hide. Juniors Danny Carrizales and Tommy son display their version of a Texas Cowboy. 4 19 4 V S asa? fu, What's black, white, and dead all over? Sophomores Julie Brothers and Tanya Miro display their true colors with Juniors Amy Bills and Michelle Brasch. Opening 13 Lights! Camera! Action! Adding humor to this scene, Leroy lJohnathon Moorel,unknowingly, is soon to meet his doom, as Rhoda will 'seek vengeance against him as a result of his silly teasing. N.: an A Q ' vis-. 14 e ccc i l ! 1 -si The 86 production of A Bad Seed, written by Maxwell Anderson, was en- joyed by all. Needless to say, this was a chilling play. The story is generally about a young girl and her mother. The spoiled young girl murders many people out of her jealousy and her uncontrollable temper. Her mother ends up going crazy after realizing what her daughter has done. The ending, however, is very unex- pected. The young girl lives, after her mother attempts to murder her. But, ironically, the mother succeeds in com- mitting suicide. 14 Opening ln a chilling scene, Rhoda lLaura Campbell! is held tightly by Christine lLisa Grayl, her mother. Shocked - Rebecca lAmy Smith! and Richard lWade Burkl hear news on radio. ,W -. . .,,. .f-9 . . 15. -an .y. 'F . - 1 ' ss f--, ,-,Y -fes'is,saefg-a -- Q17 With her sneaky smile, Rhoda iLaura Camp- belll is hugging her loving father Kenneth Uason Whisenantl while she contemplates her next vica tim as the stage fades to a sudden black. Screaming uncontrollably, Christine il.isa Grayl realizes her daughter Rhoda is a murderer as Monica itlennifer DeLeeuwl trys to calm her down. Remarking l'm a little drunk Mrs. Diargle lLiesl Gray! discusses her son's mysterious death with Miss Fern iSusie Yeriganl. I Shocked at the news - Emery lJason Fritzl and Monica Uennifer DeLeeuwJ are puzzled at the reason for Christine's sudden suicide. Ms. Kay Newberry has directed eleven plays at Crowley High School, and she has made them plays that we can all be proud of. This talented lady has been acting since grade school and she feels it's an art she has been dedicated to FOREVER This has been obvious to all through her power- ful direction on stage and her acting ability outside of school. Of course Ms. Newberry couldn't direct without hardworking and devoted cast members. She felt she had that type of person in her last play, Bad Seed, and she was very excited by the group result. l'm certain everyone agrees that we owe this success to a woman who has taught and directed at Crowley for 5 years and acted in 40 plays on her own, Ms. Kay Newberry. Opening 15 VGTES REVEAL . . . Favorite Restaurant 1. Chili's 2. Bennigan's 3. TGI Friday's 4. Applebee's 5. Red Lobster TV Shows . Cosby . Family Ties . Moonlighting . Miami Vice 1 2. Growing Pains 3 4 5 Albums 1 George Strait W7 2 Madonna True Blue 3 George Strait 4 Boston Third Stage 5 Outfield Play Deep Songs 1. Next Time I Fall - Fast Food Peter Cetera and Amy Restaurants Grant 2. You Give Love a Bad 1 Taco Bell Name - Bon Jovi 2 McDonalds 3. Amanda - Boston 3 Pizza Hut 4. Stand By Me + Ben E 4 Whataburger King 5 Taco Bueno 5. Friends and Lovers - Gloria Loring and Paul Anderson Greatest Hits Opening Radio Statlon . KEGL - 97.1 . Y-95 . Q102 KPLEX . Kidd . Moby . Redbeard . Bo Roberts . Terry Dorsey 1 2 3 4. 5. KISS 106 D.J. 1 2 3 4 5 Can of Coke Concert ticket S17 50 Bug Mac S1 38 School Lunch S2 00 Haircut S15 00 Group 1. Van Halen 2. Motley Crue 3. Bon Jovi 4. Huey Lewis and the News 5. Boston EXPENSES 86 87 50 Guess Jeans Silver Shoes Class Rang Cliff Notes Movie Ticket s -l ' 1. All My Children f .y.y.. W I y 2. The Youn9 and the el f ' lli' f L Restless H 3. Days of Our Lives - 4. General Hospital f f 1 V ' A. 5. As the World Turns li ,M Soloist George Strait . David Lee Roth . Peter Cetera . Madonna Amy Grant 550 00 S25 00 S170 00 S2 95 55 00 4 5 c c S. . Yearbook 520:00 Reeboks S45 .00 While walking through the halls of Crowley High School we found some in- teresting people with some interesting parts. Now it is up to you, the student body, to figure out who's who or what part belongs to what person. Guess Who l?l f i1' - riu Ops ..,. K UD WJ e Knee Bone Connected to the Thigh Bone . DRESS ME UP Where is Happy? The English Department Sophomore Steve Harrison displays his true shows Halloween participation. colors. Halloween '86 was a special time of the year for Crowley students and teachers. Throughout the entire day, ghosts and goblins could be seen terrorizing the students and faculty as they roamed the halls. From the conven- tional demons to lovable Care Bears, many students and teachers participated in the dress-up manner for l-lalloweeng some showing their better sides. With all the festivity of the day, little attention was focused on academics. But, what else are holidays for? 20 Opening L, rw w an V,,. ight ' T 'V , Q i' lr T 1 gf Het., lv x. ,, i Lg., 4 T 11 at 1 Mi, rw f ,f esrtffld . 1 JA! 6 Pail fffj I T fgf2J?1,5t,7 ,. tg img? T 22, T341 29 o r 'il lltfmi ...v 1 ' s eww: it :ahh ', I 'Fe up , il ilgsdfgi we T affa ir' im? Tarzan and Jane? Senior Mickey McKee and Junior Shelley Adcock pose for a picture, The Flying Monk! Teacher Sara McLean zooms the halls. is W . ,, ,Q , it ,J 1 5, i Q 3, Q' ner, J:5'1va:.g ? r lg... 1987 ORGANIZATIONS TALONETTES MARCHING BAND CHEERLEADERS STUDENT COUNCIL N.H.S. SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB TALON FTA Q6 SQQYQXSQ TALONETTES Kick Into Step Front Row: Laurie Ellis, Wendy Strickland, Tracie Duncan, Pam Trammel. 2nd Row: Jenny Pinkerton, Chris Hooten, Kim Schooler, Kelli King, Tracy Kelsey. 3rd Row: Cara Malone tdirectorl, Amy Smith, Rachel Graves, Kerry Vanderventar, Lynette Briones, Jennifer DeLeeuw, Debbie Wlkoff, Traci Secombe. 4th Row: Missy Parham, Mary Kronung, Robin Allen, Susan Simons, Tia Bentley, Jan Shepard, Kim Clark. Back Row: Monica Valdez, Kristin Tapleshay, Erin Tidwell, Paige Parker, Jennifer Dyes, Andrea Sikes, Christi Blackmon, Jennifer Sanchez. Wendy Strickland shoots for the stars as she prepares for the jazz dance Sussudio. E 3 . i l l i e lliii W -1 DRILL TEAM OFFICERS - Back Row: Wendy Strickland, Co-captain, Tracie Dun- can, lst Lieutenant. Front Row: Laurie Ellis, Captain, Pam Trammel, 2nd Lieutenant. Pam Trammel, a Junior, shows her stuff F' during a Crowley High School pep rally. ' 22 Organizations -K 'fsf:1i.ef?3': v-NY 1 The Drill Team began working a long time before football season ever started. Each girl went to camp at the University of Oklahoma during the summer, The group started the year off right by bringing home a precision dance award, a sweepstakes trophy, and a spirit stick. The Talonette Squad consisted of thirty girls this year. They performed at pep Sophomores Paige Parker, Jennifer Dyes, An- drea Sikes, and Christi Blackmon dance to the theme from The Cosby Show during the first half-time performance. Christi Blackmon and Andrea Sikes pose for the crowd while dancing to The Cosby Show, Seniors Wendy Strickland and Tracie Duncan pose at the conclusion of a half-time show in Crowley Stadium. rallies, basketball games, and football games. The officers, Laurie Ellis, Wendy Strickland, Tracie Duncan, and Pam Tram' mel were invited to perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York. The highlight of their trip was being watched by all the Crowley fans on television. Organizations 23 Marching Band Goes To State! The Mighty Eagle Band brought honor and recognition home to Crowley by ranking seventh in the top ten high school marching bands at University interscholastic League KUILD State Marching Competition held November 10 in Austin, Texas. This seventh place ranking was out of 188 state wide high school Class 4-A Marching Bands competing for the top awards. The Mighty Eagle Band took top District honors at UIL held October 13 at The University of Texas at Arl- ington. They were given a First Divi- sion rating and selected as one of the top bands to continue competition at Regional level. On November 1, at Memorial Stadium, Wichita Falls, the Mighty Eagle Band took first place in Region A competition with Cleburne and Canyon High Schools receiving second and third place consecutively. This first place ranking enabled them to compete in the State of Texas UIL High School Marching Band competition. The Mighty Eagle Band, under the field direction of Bryan Wright, per- formed at 12:20 p.m. at West Lake High School in Austin. Solo perfor- mances were by Lisa Flammang and Susie Yerigan. Mighty Eagle Band directors are Ed Martinez, Head Directorg John Mar- tinez, Marching Band Directorg Weyland Rapp and Denise Davis, assistant band directors. 24 Organizations l Q sr' s 9 y I ,Q , gays C ... alarm , '1,t.i:,g'?? It .'A, .,t im gumi Q I ,f ff 3 g T' X fire E Q. , T -' Z, I: f S Th ftf if f ini: a t i l' AY- ll 'li'n :' , x .A gr . i A ' -2 '1 4 i S Q- I f . Y' r vp - 'K ii iq, . t Y' . rx ,..,. I - r 4 2 ll 5 T X' l l D W Q ... . - . Pride Prevails! The 1986-87 Mighty Eagle Band wins seventh at state competition. Eagle band marching director, John Mar Martinez joins the brass section to play a selection. .AI S if Senior Dmm Major Bryan Wright leads 1 Eagle Band during a half-time performance the Crowley stadium. Head Band Director, Ed Martinez, anticipates the half-time events. Malaguena was one of the brass players' best songs. The other selec- tions were Children of Sanchez and Softly as I Leave You. Dedication, devotion and pride. Mighty Eagle Band directors Weyland Rapp, Denise Davis, Ed Martinez, and John Mar Martinez, dn ' fa K' 5 . One hundred and twenty devoted band members perform during a half-time show at Crowley stadium, Shorts and summers. The members of the band as well as the flag girls began practicing in August. Summer activities included band camp, a swimming party, and lots of practice, Organizations 25 Cheering With the Best The Crowley High School 1986- 1987 Cheerleading squads, Varsity and Junior Varsity, deserve more credit than they get. They are able to keep the spirit flowing in pep rallies that could be mistaken for a morgue, but by the end of the pep rallies, the cheerleaders have the Crowley spirit pushing the tip of the scale. Their busy summer schedule consisted of spend- ing a week at cheerleader camps at San Marcos in Texas for the Varsity squad and at Texas Christian Universi- ty in Fort Worth for the Junior Varsity squad. The cheerleaders help pro- mote Crowley spirit throughout the school by creating booster posters, decorating halls and lockers, appear- ing in parades and, of course, in Crowley High School pep rallies. The ranks of the cheerleading squadscon- sist for the Varsity twelve and for the Junior Varsity seven. The varsity cheerleaders consist of from left to right S. Bruton, D. Anderson, C. Haynie, S. Kuykendall, T. Savelle, A. Tynes, D. Mills, N. Hudson, K. Yelverton, K. Stephens, T. Smith, J. Skiles, showing that camera shyness does not exist in cheerleading life. The J.V. cheerleaders from left to right are Heidi Seabolt, Christi Daniel, Pamela Reynolds, Kisty Davidson, Vicki Dobson, Kara Hallan, and Tamara Rudel. 26 Organizations 2 5 f Who's on top! Senior Terri Savelle and Juniors Julie Skiles and Shannon Kuyken- dall display their grace in a pyramid. No Guts No Glory Senior Terri Savelle shows that and more in this stunt-like cheer. A X . . mem i f lockwise: Dana Anderson, Staci Bruton, Connie Haynie, Nikki Hudson, Terri Savelle, Theresa Smith, Sponsor Pam arley, Kim Stephens, Danielle Mills, Kate Yelverton, Anthony Tynes, Julie Skiles, Shannon Kuykenclall. i iiit -ull-was U1 .. .-t+-ew-....Y Organizations 27 Spice Added To School The Student Council was responsible for many activities that added spice to school life. During September the Counci' helped with freshman orientation they put welcome letters in lockers made name tags for the teacher: and their classroom doors. October was a busy month foi the Council. Homecoming activities kept them moving. The Counci helped with the halls and class com petition. They also participated ir the parade. This year the Council sponsored the semi-formal Homecoming Dance which proved to be a huge success. The Council also did many things behind the scenes such as secret pals and bake sales for the teachers. The Council believes in helping people in any way they can. They put on a safety show for the elementary students and spon- sored the Thanksgiving can food drive. They also planned a drug and alcohol awareness for the Life Members of the council gather for a group shot Members of the council bought sweatshirts with Crowley Student Council 1986-87, ASQ- ' N- l students at Crowley. gi 28 Organizations l H -Q. f ,,,. 'ffl fi M Q . X l ww X is ii U rr . .ff One of the many floats in the homecoming parade 2 f sponsored by the Student Council. . 1. Q Senior Jeff Adcock tries to explain the basics of being a nerd to Mrs. Janet Wynne. J XI gi wmwr V u U ,, V 1' 1986-87 Student Council Officers: Top: Kim Caraway, Sr. Middle: Nikki Daniel, Soph, Jim O'Brien, Sr. Jennifer de Leeuw, Sr. Bottom: Leslee Clark, Jr. Let's shake on it. Joey McQuire, Soph. con- gratulates Shelby Lee on receiving Freshman class prince. Jennifer de Leeuw, Sr. surprises Mrs. Malone with a gift at the secret pal party. 'lu 5 ' The Council wished everyone Merry Christmas. Organizations 29 Future Teachers of America F.T.A. stands for Future Teachers of America. This organization has to do with a lot more than just teachers. They do a lot of things that are worthwhile for our school. At the beginning of the school year they provided donuts for our teachers to welcome them back. They also sponsored dances, sold M8cMs, sold carnations for Valentine's Day and they were secret pals with the student teachers. The president, Chris Hooten held a district office as Vice President and served as a state voting delegate at state conventions. All of the members went to the District Convention that was held at T.C.U. on November lst. The of- ficers include Chris Hooten as President, Heather Adair as Vice President, Susie Yerigan as Secretary, Angie Wasden as Treasurer, and Tia Bentley as Historian. They are an outstanding group of students who are greatly appreciated. Elvis and Mrs. Wood, some kind of inside joke! 30 Organizations - r 5 P 05 I ... Waiting for dinner to be served Dee Richardso Jay Rudd, Susie Yerigan, and others smile f the camera. Lighting the candle of old to new Chris Hoot passes her position of president on to the ni president Susie Yerigan. xi' n f , -:I , FTA Members: Left to Right - Mrs. Croft, Susie Yerigan, Chris Hooten, Mrs. Wood, Janie Dye, Racheal, Sheryl Hoffman, Dee Richard- a 4 l son, and Angie Wasden. 2 s I xg 2 1. ' ' 'ip t ' fast 2 t yur' Chris Hooten, the president of FTA. Looking towards the camera Angie Wasden and Everyone will agree that she has done a Mrs. Wood both seem thrilled to be a part of great job and will be greatly missed. such a worthwhile organization. Organizations 31 Spanish And French Clubs Enjoy Activities Of the two foreign language clubs, the Spanish Club is the largest and most active. During the year they planned many activities such as skating parties, a chili cook-off, and suppers. Mrs. Croft is the Spanish Club sponsor, but she is not the only one involved in the club. Both Mrs. Morfeld and Mr. Soriano participate in Spanish Club activities. Miss Crutchfield sponsors the French Club which is not as active as the Spanish Club. However, she did plan a few activities during the past year. At the Homecoming Parade the French Club made a float and they have had a few food parties also. Say cheese! The entire Spanish Club poses in the mall. E11 .Q . ,.,. - I . 1 2 if . F' . .? r u 32 Organizations The biggest event of the year for foreign language was International Day at T.C.J.C. Eligible students who were taking a French or Spanish class were given a chance to experience dif- ferent cultures. There was a Chinese lunch offered along with samples of in- ternational food and a fashion show. Ben Godfrey makes announcements during a Spanish Club meeting. Leisel Gray poses for the camera at a Spanish Club party. i sasal . 5 ' Z M ii- at -af' s. ,..,,. 'L . , .s ,- S ' Ann. -v all -4 ff L: :rr .-1' ,, ' -344 , . Lin . l G' ,.,... .... iv- f Chow down! Stephanie Fischer and Kari Mor- ris have a snack during a Spanish Club party. Humor mel Mr. Soriano looks enthused during his first period class. Spanish Club Officers: Bottom to Top: Lynette Briones, Christy Blackmon, Ben Sikes, Leisel Gray, Ben Godfrey, Lisa Gray. I'm a wnklly wabbitl Mrs. Crutchfield makes an offbeat pose for the Talon camera. Organizations 33 Pica People With a new staff of young journalists, Mrs. Martinez, also new to the staff, had a tough year ahead of her. With only three returning students from last year's class, Mrs. Martinez had a good time teaching the class. The bright young students impressed their new teacher by showing their stuff and getting the yearbook finished on time. The students weren't always hard- working, sometimes class was a time to catch up on current events in each others lives or to do work from other classes. All in all, these young journalists real- ly made this yearbook one of the best at Crowley. They really Stepped Up . 2 9 5 Talon Staff: Alicia Cox, Jeff Bivens, Brian Johnston, Stacy Fisher, Julia Stacy, Kyle Payne, Brian Payne, Chris Hargrove, Patricia ,f-wi, K 34 Organizations Croakin, Bobby Touchton. Also Todd Klaver, Liska Lewis, Patricia Ayers and Sponsor Paula Martinez. --ewn - -Q. Men at Work! tand womenl Journalism takes a lot of work but there is also time for fun. Chris Hargrove, Editor works on his opening spreads and Liska Lewis and Julia Stacy prepare for class. Freshman Brian Payne takes pictures as Senior Brian Johnston goofs off in the darkroom. Junior Alicia Cox and Sophomore Patricia Ayers help each other with their yearbook pages. L. 'Q -E3 my iv PM 1 t . ' ' ii' 'P ' l,l at 3 ,V 3 l f 5 Darkroom Antics! Brian Johnston, Sr., takes a break in the darkroom while Patricia Ayers visits with Alicia Cox. This was one of the relaxing times in Journalism. Organizations 35 Crowley's Best The 1986-87 National Honor Socie- ty consisted of 48 members. Each member had to achieve a high grade point average and be recommended by the faculty in order to be accepted. The NHS is one of the most highly respected clubs in the school. Many underclassmen look forward to the day when they might be accepted to the NHS. It is a great accomplishment to be a member of the National Honor Society. l wr I, A gg? 'aw- , Q.. , Todd Nancie Blackburn Brooks zz :tg fx ,, ..., Steve Chris Corn Crockett l iir't Laurie Carol Ellis Fisher 36 Organizations NHS Officers From Left to Right: LaTrina Williams, Secretaryg Kris Tapleshay, Parliamentariang Carol Fisher, Historiang Ben Sikes, Vice-Preside Shelly Pipes, Historiang and Ben Henry, Treasurer. Not pictured is Preside Jennifer Klawitter. ,, r. W, H' Gwzzzapriiz? I Staci Kim Donovan Leticia Bruton Caraway Cole Contreras .4 F ll WSE! Y, 1 .nu ,. , - Jennifer Kevin Chad Lisa DeLeeuw Dick Duren Easter Cindy Charles Lori Holly Flammang Flint Garner Gieger A........,, 'S 'fl fi: , f , Q , , Ben Chris Steven Nikki Henry Hooten Houchen Hudson I ,, ' ., i t 'wf r .1479 i ' if -- l I 'VV,i., 5 A Jennifer Jimmy Paul Steve Klawitter Lyday Martin Moody will ir' ii I Jonna Shelly Nancy Terri Noack Pipes Rocamontes Savelle Theresa Smith xg.. vgfr 912:53 f1v'ffr1r Tammy White L Kristin Tapleshay Andrew Williams u mN,,,,. , W Mark Thomas LaTrina Williams 4 ' , .. , 2 A ,dw ' , H, Qi 1, XJ H Y Rhonda Vrba M112 :shi -W' ., 5 M or .. Q , Charlotte Jones Lynn Morgan Ben Sikes zen , 4-4, ,rw 1 flf. ' h we 1 I 4 is Sandy Walton NIL' fl ,397 X H. A Preshie Kendall 1 Kevin New A Scott Silver I '. Greg Warnick Organizations 37 Dana Jeff Angela Corey Connie Patrick Anderson Bivens Bullock Daniel Haynie Hunt iii A W ' , ,ii., , llil iii 1 2., , . , , W fii c - fe f ,t l,,, i Kim Monica Kip Carl Tracy Erin Lambert Ochoa Paschall Privitt Secombe Tidwell Paula Wiggins Senior Jeff Bivens lights Angela Bullock's candle during the awards ceremony held in recognition of the newly accepted NHS members. 38 Organizations 1 987 SPORTS FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL TENNIS GOLF POWERLIFTING PHYSICAL EDUCATION TRAINERS Spo rt A New Tradition Crowley has started a new tradi- tion, winning. This season may not have been a grand one, but it had its moments. The guys practiced long and hard during the summer trying to overcome pre-season jit- ters, and predictions of a not so glorious season ahead. The first game was against long Push Harder! Varsity Football members run hard during two-a-days. Goal Line here I come! Senior Sean Lee sprints past a defender on his way to another touchdown. Leader of the Pack! Head coach Gereld Jack smiles at the playing of his Eagles. time rival, Burleson. The Eagles beat them hardily, despite predic- tions by a well known D.J., that we would not score a point. After that, Crowley started slow- ly going downhill. They beat a very tough Waco Connally team by play- ing as good and as hard as they ever have before. The game wasn't over until the buzzer, with the Eagles winning a close one. Crowley, 2-3 at the time, entered district. They crushed Joshua and Granbury, but were up-ended by Stephenville. District leaders, Brownwood and Cleburne, came and went with Crowley losing to both teams. They ended the season at 4-6, but that isn't going to stop the tradition. . ik g The 1987 Talon staff talked with I senior Sean Lee about the season. W Q: What did you think of the year? f A: lt was a pretty good year except V ' for the injuries. We should have won i 2 ' f ' more games than we did, but the points - ' f ' .4 just didn't go our way. Q: How well did the team do as a whole? S A: Great! We were the underdogs and SX 2 picked last in district. We really surprised a lot of people. Q: What was the hardest thing about f football? 'ML' A: For me, not to get any bones C Sponsored broken. I dislocated my knuckle and no-mm by: sprained my ankle and almost broke my wrist. EAGLE DO-NUTS ff 208 E EAST M. CROWLEY TEXAS 76036 Sports 1 .sr-rziailf-I uhh 1 k,k. rr alumni' l.et's Get Him! Eagle defense lines up to crush the Waco Connally Cadets. The Long Bomb. Junior quarterback Brad McCone lets loose of a long bomb to a receiver down field. T.N.T. part 2. Senior Micky McKee sacks the Waco Connally quarterback. T.N.T. part 1. Senior Jim O'Brien and Junior Sean Sharp, two members of the T.N.T., drive a defender down in the ground. 1986 - 1987 Won - 4 Lost - 6 US THEM Burleson 21 O Waco-Connally 14 12 Mineral Wells 3 19 Everman 12 34 Denison 0 30 Joshua 26 0 Granbury 34 13 Stephenville 0 34 Cleburne 8 21 Brownwood 0 9 Sports 41 Junior Fourth and Long lfflilfiii 1986-1987 WON-0 LOST-10 US THEM Burleson 14 6 Waco Connally 28 2 Mineral Wells 14 6 Everman 33 0 Denison 34 13 Joshua 1 5 8 Granbury 22 8 Stephenville 23 18 Cleburne 33 6 Brownwood 24 1 6 'The year wasn't so hot . . . Really sad. . . Most of the players played around. I did . . . better than I expected. lButl, overall I didn't do so hot. Kelly Witt comes to mind when best players are mentioned . . . an excellent linesmanf' Joey McGuire was the heart of the defense. Brian German - nickname 'Ma- jority' - was an excellent running back. He could hit. Trust me . . . The hardest thing for me was ac- cepting all the lost games. Nothing in the world is easy . . . that goes the same for football, All quotes taken from an interview with Quentin Lynn, number 24, by Brian Johnston. 42 Sports Ooh Coach! Coach Neal shows affection for boys while Coach Jones stares. Why is this man smiling? Quentin Ly takes time to smile while Andre Gandy gives best effort. F RESHMAN ':::,:.iii:1:'::,:f:,':a':sni:fdan on Starters of Tomorrow FOOTBALL . Z T 5 13.3 'inalafi .5 Taking a break. Bel Haddad assumes leadership during halftime. Iii in se- ' Sli, 5 5 . .-sq WGS Ma req 1986-1987 WON-2 LOST-8 US THEM Burleson 14 6 Waco-Connally 42 O Mineral Wells 14 6 Everman 14 6 Denison 21 12 Joshua 13 12 Granbury 15 6 Stephenville 16 8 Cleburne 36 22 Brownwood 24 16 mfg, l i . s , A. ,. .,.r , s ,J 1 Y 4- smug . .f 2' V xl , K I l ij! 'M 1 NX .,,, I- W was will gawk 'ga' . K my fa 'LS gloss ' ' , . . M5 -Q Q ug ,Q , .r ,..., , wk--i ' li ' 1 lx L Q W5 'f,' ' 'F' W k ' 14 , 1 2+ . , 1, 4 - 6 . kidgjr, A -4 ,. Q . is v.:, I .- ,1 fs- ,Q ,kck X f K1 vi : 2 1 .,-: 1 fi, Q Q rr,r ' .. W5.:A f Freshman huddle. Freshmen return to the huddle after a big play. Sports 43 Varsity Spikes their way to All- District Competition This year's varsity volleyball par- ticipants were the best all around team yet. They demonstrated spirit and hard work and went on to win consolation in the Birdville Tourna- ment. It was there that Shannon Kimberling was selected to All Tour- nament. They also received consola- tion at Boswell. Player of the year was Shannon Kimberling, Best Setter, Kel- ly Guilesg Best Server, Charlotte Jones, lst Team All-District, Jennifer Brown and Staci Bruton, and Honorable Mention, Theresa Smith. Coach Ellisann Hodges commented, We seemed satisfied with ourselves lt's the Doublemint Twins. Juniors Shannon Kimberling and Kelly Guiles spike the ball over the net to defeat Castleberry. Don't rain on my parade! Eagle mascot, Danielle Mills, explains the essence of playing a perfect volleyball game to varsity volleyball players during the Everman pep rally. 44 Sports and played as well as we needed to win second place in district competi- tion.'l The team performed excep- tionally well and demonstrated great effort to make it to district. These young ladies are what makes the team the best all around. Bombs away! Staci Bruton prepares to return the ball to score a possible winning point against Joshua as Charlotte Jones waits with anticipation. Go Eagles! Theresa Smith fSr.l and Shan- non Kimberling lJr.l watch as Jennifer Brown slaps the ball over the net. ,X ii iwgk. 5 5 ii kms .1 f , ,5 v,v.V . ,, V . Nik 'f is Msg, 'N-.,.. W . 4 ,i . its l' it '86-'87 Varsity volleyball team members are lfrom left to rightl: Front Row: Carol Fisher ltrainerl, Vickie Padilla, Kelly Guiles, Cathy Kum- mermehr, Preshie Kendall, Jennifer Brown, Nancy Dodgen ltrainerl. Back Row: Shelly Elam lcoachl, Theresa Smith, Staci Bruton, Kelly Koterba, Shannon Kimberling, Charlotte Jones, Ellisann Hodges lcoachl. l've got it! Kelly Guiles hits one over, as Jennifer Brown prepares to back her up when it returns. 86 87 Season Crowley vs. Grapevine Crowley vs. Haltom Crowley vs. Mansfield Crowley vs. Weatherford Crowley vs. Amarillo Tascosa Crowley vs. Southwest Crowley vs. Grapevine Crowley vs. Skyline Crowley vs. Castleberry Crowley vs. Weatherford Crowley vs. Grapevine Crowley vs. Mansfield Crowley vs. Az e Crowley vs. Az e Crowley vs. Mansfield Crowley vs. Trinity Valley Crowley vs. Joshua Crowley vs. Cleburne Crowley vs. Brownwood rowley vs. Joshua Crowley vs. Cleburne Crowley vs. Joshua W W W W L W W W W L L W l W Crowley vs. Cedar Hill W l W W W W W L C W W L W 18 L 5 Ready! Set! Serve! Sr., Charlotte Jones prepares to knock one over the net as Sr. Staci Bruton anticipates the return of the serve. Fx H , Shannon Kimberling jun or demonstrated her excellence this past year by being selected to be on the Tar rant County All Star volleyball team She also was selected Player of the Year When asked about how she felt this year s varsity volleyball team per formed she commented As far as a team l feel like we played well As a unit we experienced hard work dedica tion success and inspiration from planning on playing again in the 87 season Good luck on another successful season Shannon' . . y 3 . i Y ourselves and each other. Shannon has played volleyball for five years, and is Sports 45 Serve It Set It . . . J.V. Volleyball members are: I.-R Row 1: Kara Hallan, Cindy English, Karen Smith, Stephanie Neal, Jennifer Feeler, Cathy Caraway, Amy Lerash. Row 2: Miss Shelly Elam, D'Lisa Szedeli, Mitzi Head, Candi Joseph, Connie Stephens, Candace Jenkins, Miss Hodges, manager - Nancy Dodgen. .. ' Q DLisa Szedeli Sophomore a team that will win State next year. She commented that the team was more aggressive and competitive compared to last year. She seems very interested in volleyball and wants to play in high school competi- tion until her senior year. C Q- K -c o- ! Fe. -U 4? :T YC 0 J' Q. 3- nw X B Q? UP .. 2' o 'E no 'c o : EEFEEEFEPEEEEFEFEFE Crowley vs Mansfield Crowley vs Weatherford Boswell Weatherford Crowley Az e Boswell Alvarado Crowley Az e Trinity Valley Joshua Crowley Crowley Crowley Crowley vs. vs, vs l vs. vs. vs. l Crowley vs ' ' Crowley vs, Crowley vs, Cleburne vs. ' vs. ' vs. vs. V5 VS, W - 13 L f 6 Cedar Hill Grapevine Keller Brownwood Joshua Cleburne Crowley vs Brownwood Crowley vs Clifton Crowley Crowley Crowley Crowley Crowley Crowley 46 Sports Junior Connie Stephens jumps to set the ball while Karen Smith, 011, and Stephanie Neal, ff9, prepare for the return. Junior Stephanie Neal waits for a chance to get hands on the ball during an exciting game aga Joshua which Crowley won. Fw' . 7-' ' Q .,.., -V ., 5 I I df , 'frweiim ' ' ., Wx iir 'ffl-i. . ' i M- 1 ' e - ig 4 in 1,1 I x ' ' A s s W .,., -.. .M . - A V, VVVL M y ,.A.,..,,,.... 4 -f ffifif NM' ,217 . . 0 It L . . ,..,. , , a ' 1-4 My ' .' .,, V7 -e.,,,,W ' ,raw Q- . 'h ' Wfezzz '0 ' ' W' . The J.V. volleyball team had a great year. With Coach Hodges a lot of hard work and hard competition they pulled it off with a season record of 13 wins and Coach Elam 6 losses. ami., ACG ami it . WW M L yy S, yye. . .13 f . , shmen volleyball players make a is effort to keep the ball in play. Freshmen volleyball members are: L-R Row 1: Diane Cooper. Chrissy Hackworth, Traci Mitchell, Kris Philips, Jennifer Black. Row 2: Alisa Eggenberger, Katie Mosteller, Stacey Blaylock, Heather Hargrove, Jaie Kelley, Veronica Cordova: Row 3: Miss Hodges, Jen- nifer Armstrong, Laurie Brown, Rhonda Fisher, Christie Daniels. Becky Byrd, Lynn Wadley, Miss Elam. tremen- .,., .,,.p,....... ,... as . ..., .. L.. .... ., .,tfmqeof-.,...M.,--...ssW...... :ss re ss'- 2--fl fit, ., . k .. A L W-, G.. 3 ...........,...... ...aa l,. . . - -gf-5 ws. in Watley volleys the ball high so a team- Freshman Katie Mosteller sets the ball while Jaie e can spike it over. Kelley backs her up. Spike It!! The Freshmen Volleyball Team showed a lot of enthusiasm and hard work this year by a season record of 16 wins and 6 losses. In the final game they won District. They showed true Eagle spirit. Congratulations!! Freshmen volleyball player Jennifer Armstrong proved to be an excep- tionally good player in her first year of High School competition. When in- terviewed she made it obvious she enjoys playing volleyball. She says the team has shown a lot of progress. She plans on playing through her senior year. Crowley vs. Mansfield L Crowley vs. Weatherford W Crowley vs. Azle L Crowley vs. Keller W Crowley vs. Boswell W Crowley vs Boswell W Crowley vs. Alvarado W Crowley vs. Burleson W Crowley vs. Grapevine W Crowley vs. Boswell W Crowley vs. Burleson L Crowley vs. Azle L Crowley vs, Cleburne L Crowley vs Keller L Crowley vs, Brewer W Crowley vs Cedar Hill W Crowley vs Keller W Crowley vs Brownwood W Crowley vs Joshua W Crowley vs. Cleburne W Crowley vs Brownwood W W f 16 L 16 Sports 47 Over the River and Through the Across the bridge, around the second tree, down the hill, and through the clearing. Sound confusing? That was what cross country races were all about. Whoever could duck under trees, dash through sprinklers, and run, run, run was cut out for cross coun- try. The courses were two-mile long paths through the woods. Discipline was required to com- plete this mini-marathon. Develop- ing yourself to excel in cross- country is not an easy task, and when an individual performs achievements of this nature on his or her own makes the situation even more interesting. And they're off! Varsity boys show deter- mination for the big race, The long and winding road . . . The girls head home. W 55' Woods 4 4 W 48 Sports The blind leading the blind. Freshman, ,, ,, . , y v I 'A 1 i , Q ,xg 1 ? Ti 31 un.. if 1 Q f V: s J'k - 11 155 49 V, -av' No pain, no gain. Freshman, strains in an ef- fort which took her to regionals. Leaders, Jimmy Lyday, Chad Duren, Jim Couch, and Bert Hernandez all struggle to win the Cross Country meet. l think I can, I think I can! Jimmy Lyday calmly takes the lead. Sports 49 1.1 Eagles in Playoffs Varsity Team: Greg Warnick, Steve Moody, Todd Royal, Lance Cook, Curtis Woodall, Brad McCone, Kevin White, Kip Paschal, Jimmy Lyday and Chris Bullock. Also Ben Sikes, Kevin Hoover, Trainer Greg Gillman, Head Coach Dick Stringfellow, Assistant Coach Marty Marion, Brad Phillips and Mark Thomas. Jump Shot ln! Todd Royal looks on as Kevin Hoover makes a jump shot. TMMQ -s swap: 50 Sports Trapped by the Eagles. The fans watch as the Eagle team traps the opposing team. Eagles Steve Moody and Mark Thomas team up to make the play good. 3 To-1? T Wie lf. - use The Tough Eagles. Kevin Hoover rebounds t ball and than shoots as Ben Sikes and Mark Thom prepare to block out the others. Z. ,wr ,nge .. wt Q t if as ,,,, ' ' , wzaaffgfr ,j zs. -...sw K , ff, W g K.. - 4. .. 'g ...g. . 5 if ff 5 E ' T N ' ar e V . ,H 'gn i .I :r V - 4 - 4, lg? Q 4 A 'I W' - I f ' . 0 T . , .,... as T 'i of A . . - raar rrl., T M - T fre- H f i ' liiierr . 4 y sf . ' , P. ei , ' lll' M if ' e r ,,, P so 'T it KW' k,.f' ,Vw , -sf 7-of T' 'wr 4 - ,, ' MY., p r ..., ..,, , T .aar. lf... . if S' N it . .... N up-Eagle Style. Jimmy Lyday makes a layup ng the pregame as Curtis Woodall prepares to xt. ag.. .X s if Fast Break. Todd Royal makes his way down the court as he is cheered on by his teammates. 1986-1987 Won 20 Lost 10 THEM Ennis Rockwall Waxahachle Waxahachle Lancaster Boswell Corsicana Ennis Diamond Hill Weatherford Everman Ennis Waxahachie Ennis Paris Everman Brewer Joshua Granbury Stephenville Cleburne Brownwood Joshua Granbury Stephenville Cleburne Brownwood Northside Hlrshi US ' 69 54 62 54 ' 67 81 ' 69 77 56 83 78 58 ' 57 61 ' 85 61 ' - ' 67 59 81 70 76 56 ' 64 56 ' 77 81 ' 62 71 ' 62 67 77 73 Carter-Riverside 63 58 83 62 59 42 69 55 ' 96 52 39 52 80 54 72 58 T 54 49 ' 66 28 45 51 59 46 ' 78 76 ' ' 6 5 91 This year Crowley has stepped up to many things including the Varsity boys basketball team. This year the Eagles entered the State Tournament for the first time in Crowley history. Crowley ended their season plac- ing second in District behind Cleburne, who went to state finals losing to Hillcrest for the 4-A Championship. In their first playoff game, Crowley nipped Northside 78 to 76 in a very emotional game. The fans ran out on the court after the game to support the team. Crowley's se- cond game was against Wichita Falls, Hirsci, losing to them 96 to 72 ending their great season. The Eagles were an exciting team to watch in the 87 season. They won 20 games and lost only 10. The fans enjoyed watching this first class team as they followed them everywhere. Lance Cook, Junior, found that the first playoff game against Northside was the most exciting because of the fans - they ran out on the court after the game. The fans helped us play better. The best game played, according to Lance, had to be the Northside game. We were told we were going to have to play our best and we did. Next year Lance hopes for playoffs again. He feels that the team will work their hardest to do their best. They will have three returning players plus good players coming up. Sports 51 Varsity Girls: Top, L to R - D'I.isa Szedeli, Stephanie Neal. Row 2: Staci Bruton, Gema Lane. Row 3: Jennifer Brown, Charlotte Jones. Row 4: Laurie Doyle, Shan- non Kimberling, Kelly Koterba, Kelly Guiles, Joann Brawner. Bot- tom Row: Donna Couch, Nancy Dodgen, Vicki Padilla, Carol Fisher. an ,gum YT? 'lgtnvf' M WM' racc .7 N ' icoc icr Jump Shot? Will she make it? Keely Koterba assists Shannon Kimberling in what could be the winning goal. Watching T.V.? No. Susan Watson keeps a close eye on her basketball girls. 52 Sports ,,,,, i K tf' 'V r 5 it fee, , :,, V i 2, : , if -+ 1 f- .,- - t tl K . 1 i c ' L H- . 1 : 1:1 i , f l 'I' 65 w 2:-:minima Q he No, I won't share! Charlotte Jones fights for Ha! I fooled you! Shannon Kimberling her turn to shoot. tically tries to outsmart the enemy. Varsity Girls Another great year in the history of Crowley. Our Varsity Basketball Girls have done it again. The season was off to a great start. The varsity team practiced long, hard hours. Their games were filled with concentration and intensity, despite the roar of the crowd. But the team wasn't always hard at workg this close-knit group of friends - almost a family - knew how to relax and have fun. From the outside, anyone could see how they felt about themselves and about each other. It was this unity that turned their talents into victoriesg thus making the 1986-87 basketball season the most fun they've ever had. So you see, it's not how good you are, but also how well you can work with others. af .-.wi --- N '-'M' 1986-87 Won 15 Lost 12 US THEM Paschal 33 29 Brewer 61 21 Keller 58 32 Grapevine 33 57 Midlothian 35 33 Aledo 59 69 Carter-Riverside 55 30 Brewer 66 46 Keller 57 51 Waxahachie 70 44 Northwest 50 23 Mansfield 42 40 . Mansfield 33 58 Lewisville 48 67 Richardson 37 38 Northwest 52 30 Everrnan 50 42 Cleburne 29 41 Brownwood 55 34 Joshua 35 39 Granbury 40 52 Stephenville 43 73 Cleburne 36 40 Brownwood 45 43 Joshua 45 31 Granbury 37 49 Stephenville 38 65 J., Staci Bruton Senior played varsity basketball. She was an All-District player and said the season was a struggle because the team was so small. The team was real close. The season was fun and she feels that next year the team leaders will be Guiles and Jennifer Brown. t1 r r Shannon Kimberling, Kelly Sports 53 JV Basketball 1986-87 Season Ennis Southwest Waxahachie Boswell Weatherford Lancaster Nolan Trinity Valley Carter Riverside Ennis Everman Carter Riverside Brewer 1 Joshua Granbury Stephenville Cleburne Brownwood Joshua 1986-87 Season Paschal Grapevine Brewer Midlothian Brewer Keller Northwest Keller Castleberry Mansfield Northwest Everman Cleburne Brownwood Joshua Granbury Stephenville Cleburne Brownwood Joshua Granbury Stephenville 54 Sports Them 53 70 65 50 65 65 55 58 52 43 50 27 38 36 54 58 46 39 50 Them 1 1 56 25 23 35 34 41 24 19 30 38 28 35 28 31 40 47 33 51 46 42 64 JV Boys: Standing From Left to Right: J. Cockfield, K. Osborn, M. Gordon. Perkins, S. Anderson, A. Gandy, S. Hathaway, D. Brooks. Kneeling From L to Right: J. Denny, S. Gregg, T. Brakel, K. Ritchie, T. Coplen, J. Edwards. F 1 i s 1 . -f r :'f. -ff, M WVV, M JV Girls: Standing From Left to Right: N. Dodgen, C. Jerkins, C. Joseph Feeler, C. Stephens, D. Couch. Kneeling From Left to Right: J. Armstrong Crocker, B. Johnson, A. Lerash. Freshmen Basketball ,N 1986-87 Season Us Ennis 39 is Southwest 55 5 Waxahachie 39 ' , 40 Diamond Hill 74 I Nolan 57 Waxahachie 42 Boswell 54 Dunbar 41 Eastern Hills 48 Weatherford 57 Carter Riverside 66 Brewer 84 Joshua 62 Granbury 45 Stephenville 45 Cleburne 42 Brownwood 50 Joshua 50 ,II ' .anym- :reshman Boys: First Row: Mark Crocker, Chuck Roark, Coach Marion, Jeff ioweth, Chris Ryker. Second Row: Ronald Cudd, Bell Haddad, Shelby Lee, Scotty Schultz, Michael Liner. 1986-87 Season Us Brownwood 14 Joshua 39 Granbury 16 Stephenville 9 Brownwood 26 Joshua 28 Granbury 30 Stephenville 15 :reshman Girls: First Row: Coach Hodges, Joni McGary, Christie Daniel, Lynn Vadley, Rhonda Fisher, Shirley Franklin, Katie Mosteller, Coach Elam. Second low: Paula Robinson - Trainer, Heather Hargrove, Brooke Johnston, Linda Jenson, Traci Mitchell, Starlette Perry, Veronica Cordova - Manager. Them 52 68 52 53 36 52 63 85 50 43 28 42 35 48 53 68 58 52 Them 27 28 55 26 24 27 35 67 Sports 55 ASNE X 7 fi 1 f ff Y V ,. F ' x P R f l Ai ef .,y., ' ' A ,... hg.. , w f ' B . .. .31 z X ' V, ,,:,lf: M1,.1g,,T,,.: .. . -:If- 'f W -Ui V '. l J 2 gyms I 31 --w........,,, Q1 L.. 1 Q RW ,f , 41 ,I Y 45 H f' 56 Basketball f lf, I . ,,,, I W ,,.. ,-dmv ,A ly ki dl Wy wf f 4 0 'gf A ' f il J Ng, fgw 12 f 4 ' Z' iv c f 91 'fix , ' Q' , 1 H 1 E 9 w E e 3 3 5 unsswvflf 9 bull A iv 'fy I ' MDM - 'Yi' ...pf , ,. n .M U . Mas.. -- A ,,,.,v ' 4 N' 4' ' .,,-5' . A. 1 v A 3 1467 ' ' V 1 .0 3 11,- kj , . ,R g,. Wi ji , Mis: ,J 4 K W sfffl? V M M' W, ,f-.em Girls Finis fg, 4 wt 4 y , K Vrrk Q, 4 f MW., t ., mv 2 H, I h Third In District i L-R - Front Row: Paula Robinson, Melanie Bollinger, Amy Lerash, H Plotkowski, Stacey Blaylock, Shalei Cobb, Heather Hargrove. Second R Nancey Dodgen, Renee Davila, Becky Byrd, D'I.,isa Szedeli, Rhonda Fisl Donna Couch, Kelly Guiles, Jennifer Feeler, Joni McGary. . ::::1 :ff1f::lilii3 4' 5.2 ,,,,,, 4.1: QWWW . K ,,,,,, 58 Sports Christi Daniels and Brooke Johnston stret out for the last 10 meters. Freshman Katy Mosteller stretches for tha tra inch. . Ui VVVL VVLVV ' 5 L, ,1 ' 'f , ,,,. ,W,.iL. . . .,,,l I . VAvV'. , r s - rr ,M Tvnmw. riff' Q KTKI gn! I Q . Af,- Q 1, 2 u i A 3 1 r . Q J as , fl-at ,-avfsfa-0 MMF' ,.,..,.i, ,W L-R - Front Row: Jaie Kelly, Veronica Cordova, Kara Hallan, Traci Mitchell, Katy Mosteller, Erin Crocker, Vicki Dobson. Back Row: Paula Robinson, Missy Reister, Brooke Johnston, Nicole Dunlavy, Christi Daniels, Lynn Wadley, Candi Joseb, Jennifer Armstrong, Staci Nelson, Joni McGary. Freshman Shalei Cobb gives it her all in the 1600m relay. Jaie Kelly coming in for another win. , . . t it . i' :i i r -lni 1 ., qwxj i ,, xg... g Trying to beat her first jump Nicole Dunlavy gives it her all. By finishing third in District the girl's track team proved to be strong and competitive, considering they had a young team. The team consisted of 2 juniors, 10 sophomores, and 19 freshmen. Their times improved each week and by District they were running their best times for the year. They placed fourth in the 400 relay. Kelly Guiles placed first in shotput and D'Lisa Szedeli placed se- cond in the 3200m run. Both of these girls were regional qualifiers. Coach lvy com- mented that last year's performance com- pared to this year's was about the same. j ,fd , , A Q , vt 165 H70 f 'Af,QT ' M w N - Sports 59 See How They Run Varsity and Junior Varsity Track Team ...Q Bus Riders: Chris Porter, Bert Her- nandez, and Ben Henry. Back Row: Brad McCone, Mark Thomas, Charles Flint, Pleasant Brooks, Gary Raines, Jimmy Ly- day, Mike Thompson, Gene Handley, Kevin Dick, Jimmy Cockfield, Keith Deleeuw, John Crouch, Craig Sisk, and Jack Green. Kneeling: Sean Lee, Ernest Jimenez, Scott Nipper, Mark Wikoff, Ryan Higgs, Justin Olson, Eddie Heinrich, Aarron Cordoza, Chad Duren, and Jack Fincher. Sit- ting: Dax, Edward Amezcua, Joey Fox, Shelby Lee, Darrell Simon, and Miguel Howard. Taking a Rest: Some of the team members rest at the district track meet. Crowley placed fifth in district by scoring between 50 to 60 points. 60 Sports r +5 ,, ,r? ii 2 ,, r Q E 'Q J its .fr P :,,,, Q, x, ,. ' my j '-'M 1.-N .,,, , ,.Jf1 , G ' .,.,. ,..,. I at s ' . so W ..., ., H 5 f ..-,, .. -mr: ' ' nz ,ia I vy, , f'QQg7f W l .,.,. A ' K or Q 1 K , ,.,. - M 'L., , 5 ' Q ' 'L-- A A' ' E' W. W L ' , N k Piggy as Vkkyk J M: -3 .iwwgl 5, r 1. ' '- I , '- o :,. ,Q if A 9 - - f ' W rg ,ff , Q, . K ,,,...-.- Sophomore Jimmy Cocldield shows pro- mise of becoming the best. Chad Duren crosses the finish line. xx-.xxxxx xxxxhx xx Kevin Dick polevaulting to the top. Kevin won fourth in state by clearing the 14 foot mark. Sports 61 Varsity Baseball The Varsity Baseball team was not high on winning this year. Coach Mark Jones said, As far as wins are con- cerned we didnlt compare at all to last year. We had the talent to make the playoffs again, but we fell short. We didn't reach our potential which is my fault. Varsity tied for third 12-8 for the season and 5-5 for district. .,-..-ws.e.WeMd.- ' ,w ...H , -ss- Nice Swing - Doug Marshall singles to left field in the Brownwood Game. You Can Do It - Coach Mark Jones gives an encouraging pat on the back to Sr. Paul Martin. Stealing Again? - Tommy Joe Brakel waits for the pitcher's move toward home to steal third. 62 Sports Falls Short of District or , 1 Qilr .7 2 i 592555 Ii 2? . Lf-4ijf 5W ?531s Fig ,., .,..,-fm, ,, fr. ,nrt 1 3 if , w. ,. sw ,:. ,f 19 W 5 if . 4 .4 N F A I A 25' 'tif , 4 9' ,,i,. . ' f 2 I 9' .i.. M - wx . s A we , -,f . f ,..,, , ., y I g as . s rrr. if V i.irres ' W 5 .1 ia . 1,5 if it 8 V.. M., it . 1 if r . 6 My ti s , at , ..ar -s 1 if 1 ... 1 p First Row, Left to Right -- Jeff Phillips, Doug Marshall, Todd Rudel, Blak Young, Paul Martin, Billy Eubanks, Tommy Brakel, Michael Justice, Bobb Touchton, Robert Stoud. Second Row, Left to Right - Coach Mark Jones Kevin Huffman, Pete Gutierrez, T. J. Wilson, Kevin New, Michael Gordon, Bot by Mosteller, Lance Cook, Troy Vinson, Thell White, Coach Dennis Alvarez. gs ' 8 . ssfssss srs 1 1 A 'f'ris 1 ss f iisi trrgg' A 1 1 8 ff. if , - A N X i. ff-' if if fct. ' , 5 .-as 'tg Q. . Ks ,S I I A ' -V A I K . . ' is fy K ' K i'f 2 A . 1 it 1 ilii t ss. it r ll t . .... ,,- A 'J M 1986-87 Us Them it Alvarado 6 1 Mansfield 5 14 Granbury 9 3 , Stephenville 11 2 Brewer 12 1 I Azle 6 4 Brewer 1 2 5 Azle 9 8 3 Everman 1 8 , A A -- T Joshua 6 1 A , A - A V .. Granbury 2 4 1 Stephenville 6 3 t 1 3 Cleburne 6 1 Brownwood 0 5 1 t Granbury 8 9 Cleburne 5 2 Joshua 1 2 Stephenville 20 3 Brownwood 5 11 Going, Going, Gone! - Sr. Kevin New i another homerun to his high school career. l ldy and Waiting - Sr. Todd Rudel is ly for a play in the game against lvnwood. Sw fir Y Siu! - W or WS , or , V S , ' K ,, , - Q fy 6 Q EK at f- new W 'f -- s G r ii' of rw QAQEQ G G V K K ki., K .t .. ? K W f hihr l G fi fr o o G sr f e, ri i Ayzby f- ' If ',n,f Senior Baseball Players: Left to Right - Paul Martin, Doug Mar- ' rri t X , Q-, shall, Kevin New, Todd Rudel, Pete Gutierrez, Thell White. i I l' 'sr ,A , All Smiles - Sr. Thell White looks on in confidence as his teammates approach the '. ,, l l - ,, ,,. ,wi P il e g it,, i II A . ,, : K Sports 63 J .V. Wins District, Again! This year was no exception to the winning tradition of Crowley baseball. an Coach Dennis Alvarez led his team to another district championship. Consis- tent hitting by the team led to an outstanding record of 16 wins and on- ly 6 losses. Many players look forward to joining the varsity squad next year. Lwwt You're Out! Junior Tommy Brakel makes a play during the Burleson tournament. .gags fe .4 L. :X fil g - 553 i ttrt ,p gg. sni i at - + 5 1 . r 3 'Q -i., , 5. Li ' 5 'll ' V , . '4 , ,f i ii' K ,gf 'f . . ,al ' . 6 ' , . .f ik A ,X !, , kg.: .. L . Lea , P J K V . S K -- fy If f 3 A - -I v . . XMI, Q ' , K ., ' in f -I Vg Q l 'it .Un 15,2216 9 1- B ali' - 4 Qi . .Q b L ' g ,Inc gg. . Q , l K l .-' S . A . ' S s ' 55' . . , A I 3 - l H l . Q lx , J f A I 5 U is gray , il aj Whig, W in 1 ,X 8 . 'Qi t X as 051 - ' ASU me 5 -as l R s, .lsr at S X. r - it C l - Q: I Q r' g K A .. l x i A . . Q W fm . ' ' . ii A ...fi E i tvs, 1 . - rs. 'X - -. 4 S I ' 'si The 1987 J.V. Baseball Team: Back Row, From Left to Right - Coach Dennis Alvarez, Brad Spradley, Billy Eubanks, Chris Daniel, Jeff Phillips, James Kelsey, Jeff Blackmon, Tommy Brakel. Middle Row: Preshie Kendall, Michael Justice, Tim Gunter, Roger Southerland, Chuck Roark, Shelby Lee, Scotty Schultz. Front: Robert Clement, Lance Cook. T. J. Wilson, Jamie Whiteside, Eric Johannessen, and Jeff Ishmael. f Base Hit! Junior Lance Cook drives a single '44 .,,,,... mW,,f,m U ,lyyg ' through the infield. . crss . 7. ,,,V Keep Him Close. Junior Tim Gunter attempts i,,,gQ,wlf to pick-off a Sam Houston baserunner. As- sf s .W zrvizzg: . 2, fi 1. 'ff 1 ..,,, K . 7' K I X 64 Sports ' wsq yy ' 'Za' , , , fn, 5 ff 51 we M fy 72, uw A i L,.,,, ,F . , A Fresh Start! 1 ,A 2 1' pf' , a at 4 i -4 ,gf , , w- 'f ,f 1 1.1: S f, I N. .,a. . Q, ,533 Q, :shman Jeff Blackman adds to the rf. ' A.x', ' :wley lead. in Q. 'X s. Q. Y 2- Q. S f is ia Q Y '52 Y 5 I fl'?K u 1 it M, SE ij' Q .tm if it as , , S ' elif Q i f Tia 4 , 1, z w ' ' w F x sf- 7 2 idk . i ,Q w 1' P' 3 h is 1 J fi, 'N e E L W Ar X , PL' iz ,V Ww, ig33 K swf: ' , .-.' v 1 - f 5.122 aw ' ,L , is Kill , N 1 g . 'Q In h tg wyl. k-VV - -, J .5 '1 9 X 5:9 , .1 v-.9 The 1987 Crowley Freshman Baseball Team: Bottom Row, From Left to Right - Brian Phillips, John Shotwell, Jeff Blackmon, Danny Summerville, Scotty Schultz, Bret Wells, Sam Roberts, Scott Leslie, Ray Jack, Chuck Roark, Michael Liner, Kevin Huckabee, Eric Johan- nessen, and Coach Connot. 'Nm Jones. Top Row: Shelby Lee, Donnie This year's freshman team was a big success. Coach Connot, from the middle school, managed the team. Behind the hitting of Shelby Lee and Scotty Schultz the team ended with a record of 12-5. They helped to keep the winning tradition of Crowley baseball alive. rike One! Freshman Eric Johnannessen Freshman John Shotwell awaits a baserun- res a hefty swing. ner as he coaches first base. Sports 65 Tennis Team Continues Winning The Crowley Tennis Team saw a star rise in Sean Cobb. He established himself as a state contender, winning all but two tournaments and placing second in the state tournament, which was held in Austin. Consequently, the rest of the team responded. They Tradition placed a strong second in district and gave a tough match to the eventual state winner at Regionals. Needless to say, with only two Seniors leaving, Coach Stricklin and his team are look- ing forward optimistically to next season. .ww ... Wgqfmiw-W-wfw f ,wfwwe-wwf 'Lili . .....,f,Qfv1..,iZ7 f U1Z1fee.f. 1.1,.Q..g,.zg1V ,.az.Qf.3HagW5:g.wmgyg 1 ' . f. ,ffffwwfwfeyn .g ,M,,.p,,A in ,dm LUG The 1986-87 Crowley Tennis team 66 Sports Pretty as a picture! Junior Mia Devoll while playing a district match. YQYU , .. :s.,,. -sl,-3-2,ef1ss'+v.vfs, '-ff s . 1 - M . . -1... vfqsiswi fs.: Q., wt is Q. . ' , K ' 1. '. w l Af X l t X N s , i ss it mm X ki N .... ,. . M . iff y' 'N N X Sf' N M1 I t A skies x W ssh N N x 2 X. W Y, N N, k W is X is, N N .g.,-ffis -'-- - ,, F P- Hi --X -sw , .f -isH-A--if,:.s.t,-,f.i25:tE::- '?'v,gs-wt-is,f.s.ss1?52 r f- J K K sff gisfgrigx, - H ' --h' - -'-firffiz. W, tr ,X .K E ., .f rior David Baker crushes a forehand to his Freshman Laura Thomas busily trying to vonent. perfect her forehand. f 4 Wu ,,,,,,,,ff M ,Q ,ifH,-1fiP .1:Ef.- e V gfzf i 4 .ii W Uh A L - -K - v i L J r sm ,. Q' 0' Sewing an ace!Senior Mark Filipek serves Relaxing after a match - Freshmen Kristi Mitchell and Jennifer Anderle rest after defeating a ball en route to a fourth place finish at their opponents. District. Sports 67 Crowley Golf Team Contends for District Title CR ,Q exem- Y Although it had a bitter-sweet en- ding, the Crowley Golf season can be considered a successful one. The team placed well in many of its tour- naments, including district where the team placed third, and it shot some of the lowest scores in Crowley history. Individual awards go to Scott Harris, who placed 5th at Keller, and 3rd at District, and to Todd Klaver, who placed 4th at the Decatur tournament, and shot a 78 at the Arlington tourna' ment, and to Kip Paschall, who placed 3rd at District with an 83. 68 Sports 1986-87 Crowley Golf Team: Back Row: Chad Brantley, Coach Steve Wr Jim Patty, Steve Veach, Kipling Pascall, Scott Harris, Todd Klaver. Front R Robert Robinson, Brent Prather, Randy Koonsman, Ian Pace, and Don Owen ,, Mh,Lgv' t wx ' .,, , 4 R' V ' vt , , ' ,,,si ii,i, , i K , T Patty and son. Senior, Jim Patty contemplates his next shot as his father speaks with him .ooking fo eammates. r a game Freshman Randy Koonsman participates in a putt ing game with his fellow Waiting to tee off. Seniors Steve Veach and Kipling Paschall relax before teeing off. Practice makes perfect! Sophomore Scott Harris warms up before his round at Cleburne. I ,,.,,, V, S ! . if if-Q t, S r'r'i S E t p Q, . tgitf M 'l ff fas' ttf. S S' . if i iirf , it x- Sports 69 Physical Education il 5f If Preparing the trampoline for gym practice. Freshman P.E. students take a rest after class. 70 Sports A gymnastics student attempts a flip dur class. Physical education offers a broa assortment of education ranging fro good physical health to tea cooperation. All students are required to take year and a half of physical educatim courses. These range from fitness ai figure, gymnastics, tennis and weig training to athletics. The class is both physically ar emotionally beneficial to many wl take them. For some it is also a ft and exciting experience. A half-twist flip from a springboard, in actio A gymnastics student practices her flo routine. Power to the People Weightlifting played an in- creasingly important role in Crowley Athletics. Not only football, but track, tennis, baseball, basketball, and P.E. all took advantage of the facilities. Nobody was left out. Sports 7 1 Trainers A group of athletes who usually go unrecognized are the Crowley Student Trainers. They are responsible for helping the athletes if there is an injury or a problem of dehydration. A - it K if ig lf- 5 'YS Q . K: y gs, -. ,- gg ew ' rv 'wi 'fi Ml' assi.. 2: sk. as g. Q li Q , sf as lax' ' J 'V 41? , K X1 xr na .V 'V . T . it AQ -. V. I Uv in ,. .W NAQ, , ' 1 eff., :SQ 1 ' W ' vi I ' 2 ww is f T e 2 f 5 114535 . ' ' . 'X' 1. ,. ff ww: it I 51 55 Elm ' 4 , 3 p g, . is ., 'L X , . H 3 wif? f The student trainers from left to right - Top - Nathan South, Robert Richardson, Kristen Zetsche, Shelly Adcock, and Todd Hicks. Bottom: Carol Fisher, Coach Gilman, and Chris Hargrove. 72 Sports These hardworking trainers help to keep our athletes ln the best physical form possi- ble. They are eight dedicated students who attend all games giving aid and support to our team. Q 1987 ACADEMICS ACADE CC SS S VOCA O ADMINIST TO STA MI LA E TI NAL RA I N 19 5 SCSYCNE Hard Work Pays Cff Band Receives Sweepstakes The Crowley Concert Band, with their direc- tor, Mr. Weyland Rapp, play for the enjoyment of many. As everyone knew, the Mighty Eagle Band worked very hard during marching season to bring high honors to Crowley High School. Not only did the band support the football team at every game, but they also competed in many marching competitions in which they won several honors, in- cluding District Co-Champs, Region Champs, and seventh in state mar- ching competition. But the band didn't quit when football season was over. Several band students attended the solofensemble competition held at Richland Hills where there were many high placements, including several first division ratings. The directors, who are Mr. Ed Martinez, Mr. John Martinez fMr. Mari, Mr. Weyland Rapp, and Miss Davis, held high ex- pectations for both bands. Those ex- pectations were met on April 1 1 when both bands received top honors at concert contest. They received one's in concert and in sightreading. That made the Mighty Eagle Band a Sweepstakes band - the only one in the region. The Crowley Symphonic Band, with the help of directors Mr. Ed Martinez and Mr. John Mar- tinez, bring the unspoken words of their musical poetry to life. 74 Academics Q Left Exit Stage ,, -'-X '.:L iff' . . PEP? A ' 'A t . .. ,..,.. ,..., X rrrr 11- fs... -11... :rss 5 g h ,,W, V we . - i LLLL iii g f. 1 , .- . J xx--L ,, . ,, 'X - K' kk'.' : .4 A T K safe T ri, ., M- , L .,L. Q- g fr , K j A N Vykrk L ' 2 x TS, K .L tg, ,, Q ., A L ' xx,- . 1 -fi i TESiff ..' W Q2 X j .,iw1'fwWm A .. to . R Q .r srss , :' -. egg, . 5 . ., .a,,, -.5 f N ,, - . .s lf ' M Ugg, K . 5 -Q- :,1'i Q. . W ag- . 3.55: . f i-x 1 f' ' ,, ss- 'K r t .. . rQ ss I -'X . U ff.. E-we at .-.1 f' . i f i f t- ' : ' . 1 'i ,,., . ...Q fs 1 3 - li ' -'-'fI: k'.. f 1f fl L wsrfwa 2 ss..fs -+:Qs.s fsgH-.f ..fsfss- isi s? .s . .Ll ff1--..5f .. :4 . 1. - .X 12 s- 'J' - 'ff-5' - - : ' 7 F I '.mL . I -l' . , .15 k : it mg , 'I '. . s ,.-,f5f'::: :.f-DEQ? 4. ,m,, S . 6 . . fa. . ,, 5 , 1 Wil: . , . ., U. 1 K ,, . . ' V' 'A '1,L1' , I ' 'A ' T' ' i if We l3 j.-. xii, W T... rag? .... WQ.iffr,Qi'f W. . T Q1' i if f ' eil lie- !llFIllllllll1 95555655 c,oDEQ.:9'm 27:2 w ':l9-.Lt '5535Fw 59:95 wiew N cn NCEE-tm 0 :rms :1-mam: ,-,.CDOP 1U,W..qgQ,D- gg.-3l5 Q'L :T 'zu :IQUQSUID U Q::..,om-x QE P1 SDD 'CC'-1 mg 'io 2wa'S?F' was Qrsswfg-e :s-8,-liggifvc.. 'TNQ ggzfwzsgs ffffzga Z Zaiamam Z?-.-from--r 5-mgmmamio m0--EQ-tb'f:f '7 Stage quist, The lights are ready. The amps are on. Every instrument is tuned. Suddenly, the band begins to play. The roar of the drums cuts through the sounds of guitar and brass. Then there is silence, the crowd cheers, the concert is over. Backstage, hot but happy people can be seen laughing and talking. Who are these people? The Crowley High School Stage Bands, one of these is a performing band, the other is a learning one. Both stage bands work very hard and are doing quite well. A strong, hard beat, a jazzy feel, and a great ability to relax and get into it are just a few of the many characteristics of these jazz bands. Miss Denise Davis, director of both stage bands, provides the members with an excellent learning opportunity. The learning stage band offers not only an op- portunity to get the feel of jazz, but also the experience needed to perform. Stage Band I exemplifies this knowledge and ex- perience through their many performances throughout the year. Through much hard work and dedication these bands were made possible. They have both added a new dimension to the field of music. Stage Band Il: Row 1: Kevin New, Clint Swiney, Jeff Johnson, Kristi Elkins. Row 2: Kris Lewis, Aaron Cor- doza, Nikki Daniels, Gwen Boyd. Row 3: Paul McCoy, Julie Pennington, Dix- ie Pipes, Randal Duncan, Jeff Viler- real, Steve Corn, Gerry Handley. Not Pictured: drummers Trisha Croarkin and Keri Morris. Academics 75 Minding Cur 'I lllll 1 Own Business The business department kept Crowley students busy all year round. The business classes that Crowley of- fered were typing, shorthand, accounting, PBM, and word processing. Many met these classes with en- thusiasm as they realized the importance of the skills demanded by these classes. All of the courses prepared the students for the world that awaits them after graduation. IIIL GW'-IP W0l'k? Freshmen Bendy Clafk, I-isa Teach Me Now! Junior Debra Mauldin learns Fincher, and Brian Sellers enjoy their PBM how to operate her new toy class. ' We're Studying Hard! Juniors Doug Tracy and Chris Jaso take a time-out to admire year- books of the past. Secretaries of the Future? Mrs. Elliot's typ- ing class improves on speed. s' s we gills at 'G 1- ll .i-i ' V g-- of whr- A gf A , g 'i W4 f Q ixs . 1 s . ..... Aj . , Y . ? I - , .... 9' 1 3, ul 3.511 I 5 k :Qi sf' . sm. V 76 Academics 0 , an 'N wi Missed a Spot. Mike Shuckers finishes off his masterpiece. Michelangelo in the Making The art department took on many projects this year. The resulting products, from jewelry to paintings of favorite rock stars, were as varied as the students themselves. Mr. Mitchell kept the art students enter- tained and interested, as one art student said. A quick glance within the art room proves this to be true. Not Like That. Mr. Mitchell shows Steve Veech the way it is supposed to be done. Priceless Art. Sophomore Jason Magby works on a piece of lost wax jewelry. Senior Class Rings? Kevin Hoover looks on as Jeff Barnes molds wax into a ring. Academics 77 llllnwsnll E5 tl IIIEII xi oo 3, 0 xv Q. CD 5. O VP Ill Ill ..g 0 O Q. O Ph UP O Ch D DQ Acting out her impression of an old woman, Tanika Cato pretends to be mad about waiting for clothes. Performing a teacher he likes, Robert Richardson, uses expressions. Soothing her supposedly hurt leg, Missy Judd Middle Left - Kris Lewis participates in acts out a scene of pain and suffering. acting of the teachers here at Crowley. ,Ti .... c , ..,i. . ' V, .W ' 1 ,, -fffilrwf res. f: ff its ' ' ' If N 55 A 1? Hour Amy Smith walks into room where there is trouble. -iv Performing the part of the old woman, Angela Stephens accuses Kristin Tapelshay as Lisa Gray looks on. Ld The Childrerfs The old woman, Angela Stephens asks Tanika Cato if what Lisa Gray says is true, as Kristin looks on hopefully. The Children's Hour is a one act play that made Crowley proud in com- petition. Ten girls and one guy were involved in this forty minute play. Jade Boyd and Wendy Kelly were given honorable mention, Lisa Gray, Tanika Cato, and Kristin Tapelshay were given all-star, and best actor was given to Jennifer deLeeuw. Members of the cast were: Stacie Callaman, Angela Stephens, Lisa Gray, Jade Boyd, Tammie Lesher, Amy Lynn Smith, Jason Fritts, Kate Yelverton, Wendy Kelly, Kristin Tapelshay, Jen- nifer deLeeuw, Micheal Newberry, and Tanika Cato. All of these people's work and dedication is appreciated greatly. Academics 79 Illll ! llllls i Novel Approach oioii , W.K.hMw, ,, ,.,, f Challenging Work. Dr. Jones, Freshman English teacher, challenges her students to ex- press their feelings on paper. 80 Academics ,h 2545? .5 J 'Q , 'G' W, .1 si' U' 5 ,1 f H ' , hm, ,J 2 V :fr ,, 1 -'nf' Ti ,X rg? if - W VM 75' A A Q LA3 Caught in the Act! M. Chararreta tries to sneak into English class. Take a break. Sophomore Kevin Ritchie takes a break from English to pose for the camera. Literature is fun. Janet Wynne, teacher, discusses poetry with her students. 1713 l ff-1. , . lramming A Sentence? Senior English students enjoy building a pyramid for the camera. 1 G i. . lllialll lllfl '-'- -f--nano as 5gl33fvw:1 E-cz EQ35992QEm mi' Snmogog 'FM ma 2:- asamfmaff 930--QQ. CIN sc m5 .., D' E05-3?. 5':' QNBCEHMHQ--3 co. Qggliim -m,,,DI :fo 5' o9:C9,g og 28 53e??: 'Ogl.ri.Q.-+ Q1...tD-vmmgfggr-4 3 O..-45-gQ'C gala : ,,: :rm-. nv NSG-55-m f?:1 F9 RQEQSQMNZ m'J lPlp?:.Dv9Q Onomatopoeia. Students enjoy words that sound like its referent - cuckoo or buzz are examples. Senioritis for Steve. Sr. Steven Veach knows the definition of senioritis. He defines it as so close to graduation - yet so far. Note taking. Taking notes is a major por- tion of English classes. Research papers. Students look over their research paper assignments. Academics 81 ' lllll IIILII F92-:gag-a o'VoO:1oTO '1 FQ.,-1 13 703.20 O-.:Eog: N :fa :Cnr-+,.E Q-4oO:rorc5 3F33gf9.:,'C. I 'o Com Eowglmsg- O25 UQOO HSUUQFQSS Em5'mgg 5 - o--o mag?-2.2552 -. tb ua moxchq-.C O r-+0 Q5 MCD o C0.STo-1 5 Q- pp QQ -'mogg-.3 'B '+E5,+o, 10121292-w' E OO: GET OO 5-DSE-5 0 03353207 G-comic. o'PFi' Furthering Their Education Placement American History, Honors English I-IV, and Calculus. Not all students are eligible to take honors classes, however. A student must make at least an 85 in the subject he or she wishes to take on his CAT ex- am, lCalifornia Achievement Testl and must also have an 85 average. If a student meets these requirements and is placed in an honors class, he or she is then subject to a heavier work load and is required to do additional reading, research, and reports. Needless to say, these advanced classes demand time, work, and dedication, but they are quite advan- tageous to a students high school education. I .. rv, , . 'Wg Don't hurt yourself! Freshman Chad E shows us his awesome biceps. Slower please! Mrs. Coppedge's Ho Chemistry class quickly takes notes durir lecture, One on One. Junior Todd Klaver inquires I Gregory about a discussion held earlier in cl: Watch this time! Mrs. Shackleford showi class how to work the problem one more tim 82 Academics E. ,r, Miff- Aard- ' ai' 'Il f ' S fred to tears! Junior Steve Cromer displays his thusiastic approach to Honors Chemistry. X 1522, an y jjilg' i'ii cl i ' si J V ,s.i siiiis y X W i siii i 1 ,V '.,,, roir fi ,W 0' K I M f - 1' Studying? Seniors Jimmy Lyday, Ben Sikes, Greg Warnick, Ben Henry, and Chris Crockett disrupt Mrs. Shackleford's Calculus class. Academics 83 nlrllgmlu slag ig 1 W i i 59.220225224502322 '--o. '9'm5 o.Qo:'1': m:n. -I ' F3503 H30-E500 W:- 5gg9ggs'?v'g'Eg,,a5?f18zvf '39. CD-'cgeb-1E.5'?fT3':',,.g5E 8 3,,,mQoco 83 Damn, ngggg-5,SQmo.:bmw:w nm' '-Tung. 0- '03m- 'enmii uv N 'o0o 'n Um'c DQ, mme- '...-fggg-'Jgzmsmg Q,m?9'-lgPrQ.2 Cm ,ox-Egm,,, ' Q,:'m33-m-mmm' -4 :D Og QE.: 5'U'--m'Uo.':roP'5'O SFU?-QQEFQSESG' 32 -+E--UmN- 2-'UQ 7 9'-To smsoeggawaegwsfgag Qcnmgwgnsma-Mwggg-Wag 5055255-21022 C252 unomg 0 QQBQEQQ-U ut .Q-N 'U ,Q-H-,, W rv- .cff FAQ D'E:f2' NPVBEO Oonixo-+m:r mmmilom.-. Sain-'m:r:m-.q:'U.?:n:r -1.mo.5'!'mo.:::.n.w.co:r'm What a pair! Junior Wade Burk and Senior Leticia Contreras pose for a picture. Those Pearly Whites. Kim Caraway and LaTrina Williams seem to be enjoying their work. Sawyefs Catch QQ,fW.,f,::' . 4 3 552-221 g fm.. . I ,-of 315 5 W 9 . , qj , V in 84 Academics fu ir - ,, , 9 .. I r A ,N if .L re , c f I , ,,,. W V2 , , 1' .L Qi. . Q LQ' .3 --1 , ,, 14 ,,:.,,, 55, wr A7 Q, te,.,. ..n.r tr.. wr. 5 Y ,a ,ta W Q Hit It Maestro! Q wley does have a choir! Crowley choir members display their enthusiasm during the iecoming parade. ,ig B lllillllillfl 1-+1-r --ng 52220 -c1.:rEg.D11 g '2o0'o-'l Q -.- :r:r3,TS7'2 Wong' tb 02.0 0021... 5'w:1Svos: ' 3'-. 23 0 :-Tgovcg m339+?..o .3.9',B '9.f' O-03550 E:-Qing 'UE-'file gn'-inn? :rg:r-92-E'ic Owmo. o. 2' ocgo ' S2,D mm6: gm.Q.5n ' 1 Q'2o.'-': g m:5Lg'9'C -oi -162 Crowley Choir: The members from left to right are as follows: Margie Patterson, Karen Archer, Marsheila Jackson, Sharon Skinner, Kim Corder, ie McKinney, Erin Eager, Melissa Foley, Kim Whatley, Jade Boyd, Denise Veach, Jude Wilson, Mrs. Jan Boyd, instructor, Shane Carter, Jennifer ght, and Rachel Blevins. Seated are Nicole Pandolfo and LaQuita Watson. Academics 815 --mv. SOClQty At Its Best lfi 12101 IIILII CCUPQJ OU? 20200352 55D-Q.O--:wg-'-I ,.,::1mm:-m-.:,- '-pq'-4-1-v-v-Q-QQQ O-.g:,5'Q- mm rc3g5 :a25'O-I O D- c'3 Oqv-v-.CD 52 E-HCC 5 o-r:r -+ GQ, C xC:-Q,-rr-rfbcw :sm 202-5--+5 3:sE'U:f0QkF-1 'co.3fff35w 3' SEWED. crocgxg-QQ.: :Ncn N E? v-f 0:92 32- wsiiaigwi' 3'w,.Q-5'E'9 36074 Q.: .Om...,-+,-,Q, ,:g'J'-....DD'mco .'CQ-sfnwwaz 'giul E I Test Time. Mrs. Gregory passes out a quiz. we X x sag f -V . , Us-' Greek Dance! Students in Mrs. McLean's class learn to dance the Greek Corba as part of thelr studxes Academics ew- K ilu Group work is more fun. The students enjoy working with each other. Learning is easy that way. if It's Showtime. Students learn about other countries' history through filmstrips and movies. x X S, nj, rcle Lecture. Mrs. McLean surrounds her idents with information through lecture and sters. . fl , X -NQQN it 5 Qt lnquisitive Minds. Michael Oliver answers questions about the world. 512 'lil ll! , Ld V- L Z'Il2 HOW L4 lllflll goeegagss fgfwgws mg-mo-HCQQIQ-WOOOQ Fiwghrag-5-Hm5'mS-mfag EtT2o'5'::cng25'?.2S2 g lCEi'aa85m0Qm U::IK E.-,Quo-og5,,8Q,s2'3EQiC, gig H-53531750 6930, QC..2:f2OS3fv3S2'S,, shear?-'225w,,s gmaagglgeefm 35 C- 2?39.aSQ.32ggT.ga'355 O i-ffm -- Cm-fiflui D. -19105: Bmgg g7'i3wEf':'QSO -- mr lD '09'0-moo.-525' :r :. ' no mE5?fsf'.S.'se2Ss!9wQ2 E'Q..tcmKco.mf'? mm'.w Mr. Marion prepares notes for his class, Academics 87 Figure It Out! Whether you enjoy or detest math, there are not many ways to approach it. It always comes to sitting down with a problem, a piece of paper and the determination to stick with it until the problem is solved. At Crowley High, which offers classes ranging from Fundamentals of Math to Calculus, there is no difference. Math is con- sidered to be essential to a student's education. Mrs. Wood agreesg A good math background can open a lot of career possibilities for a studentg for example: accounting, statistical work, engineering, medical work, or even teaching. This is how you get from point A to point B. Mrs. Shackleford explains the concepts of Calculus. Camera shy? Lynn Morgan and Doug Hunt reluctantly have their pictures taken. Why can't you understand where I'm com- ing from? Mrs. Fabry reveals the mysteries of the quadratic formula. 88 Academics tsl' if 3 as 5 if I is fy Q Q Q ffai fix ......ah.. ! 4 .55 E .ge if You mean I'm getting paid for this? Algebra teacher Mrs. Greene takes time out to have her picture taken. Happiness is teaching! Mrs. Wood shows us her sixth period smile. We got an A! Sophomore Terry Emory and Junior Kevin Cain pose for this candid picture. MQ lu LZ I can't wait to eat that delicious Chicken Surprise! Junior Wendy Moscowitz, new to Crowley, waits for third period to end. . , Academics 89 955.5355 Recess w6'Q'g,?,n. 5'-10-'ml 2- -..:1- 9, awnings. ,..o:1'w,,, 3-::mO.Q ',i3E 5 2 5 E0 HOOQW-. 8:-uzswl D.pr----+0 5n-w9',:.-- 59' ocgg' au.,- QIL Q.-+0 112209. Tfggw l-50.110 5022.91 mn, :... Nolfmo ..-12. 9, BQ-2 g f0::-K 0.50 U' tbybgqp jugs? Balfuusg 295220 1-rtbsc-15 .-. mg:-oz. Dogg!! EL: mg MU' gngwlg' N-3 '2-1 :LN-woo 'CE.9':si5 mn aisle. IIILI 7 CC ' ' 77 It s Weird Science Science this year was an interesting class but, un- doubtedly, a weird one. The importance of leaf and insect collections in Biology was overwhelming, but didn't even compare with the dissection techniques that were learned by working on cats, frogs, crayfish, and worms. The physical science students learned the periodic table of elements and the chemistry students studied the basics of organic chemical pro- cesses. Lastly, physics classes studied the essentials of energy and motion. The best thing of all about science classes are the labs where you learn many things about the insects, animals and chemicals that ,V you studied about in class. 90 Academics my st 4lssusQ.S 1'-iff i , W, Climbing on the lab table for a closer look, Author Price watches as Kelly Witt performs an important experiment. Top Rt. - Doing a boring part of each and every lab Clifton Short, Cynthia Smith, and Bobby Thornhill are writing what they'll use on their lab. 9 56860 i L4 n Left - Cutting slips of paper, Danielle Mills does a surprisingly easy lab. Right - Doing something that is usually dreaded, Ms. Lucas performs the famous dissection of a cat as her students look on in interest. Academics 91 - aG qigx CW G35 IIEII 93 DID 3: 5 in-3. 25 0 3a 95 '54 O8 Eic W :au WZ Q- NB' Qu, 'ro Q 5 O DP '1 Q .. 5 E' 1 Creative Hands Where would we be without draft- ing and shop? How could life as we know it exist without the delicate art of creation found in these subjects? Many people believe that classes such as shop and drafting do not provide a practical use for knowledge. Contrary to this belief, it takes a lot of in- telligence to even keep up in such a class. These subjects take not only knowledge, but coordination, perseverance, and hard work as well. This year's drafting and shop students have been working hard this year to show that it takes more than just a needed credit to pass. They have un- doubtedly done a terrific job! What's this button for? I hope Kevin Eg- gleston knows what he's doing! 92 Academics .,it. j it r f1i-t - i Shopping? Larry Rottenberry carefully creates something he'll cherish forever ta good grade in shopl. Anatomy Tricks if Now this . . . lt looks like Brent Lefleur W s needs Coach Strickland's help in drafting. S wi ....!..4: i s 'nnoo A i E035 405 l And this is . . . Coach Alvarez points out the different bones in the human body to his health class. Health is one of many classes re- quired by the state for graduation. Since it is taught throughout elemen- tary school, middle school, and high school, few people realize the impor- tance of this class. Health teaches not only good nutritional values, but also the importance of mental, emotional, and psychological stability. The basic aspects of health are common knowledge and common sense. Health instructors try not only to teach the importance of good health, but they also try to explain how these values came about. And it must take a lot of patience and hard work to teach students the nature and pertinence of good health. No, I don't understand! Coach Strickland shows Matt McLeod how to use a computer for drafting. Academics 93 g2E'a1s5's's:esa-'Sa o.2'A104F D0'5'9',5 Q:m o'? m5 3QE: gf2gcn0'SE' C W 3 Q wife. Cn E'-lG:,,,tQ.5 WEN 'cjdgvfzq' ww 95: 'Cm'Cs4 '5'.-'Uolfn' 8 Q tb om....-- ow-ln 9g8o.-Uwe-5.2250 g5T5' . --:J-' 3-. U7 4n2kgO9lCDcE'UU'lE wg Ewmiscm QJDNQEH 351103153 szgzggy' -. : -. U, 5D'6 '2g-m 43g Nz .-uno, o.m.mQ, na m v-v-:Tow-fnih m 9,.-1 cvc'm57E. ET Q-gm ,i3'3ef+'w:ffv,?,2'..,,3wf, o.s:w'o.ms:v:-fo 'CU' -E 0-Q'-sgmuam D'-11 U7-1 sco-3 ,U wO'gQg 'N8'fc'cfm Biaaarvaamsva As of card playing these students learn the basic principles of math. Patiently Waiting. Special Ed students wait for the pep rally to begin. UNO! Mrs. Marley watches excitedly as Lockhart shouts UNO! 94 Academics Skills for the Future -2 he Homes of Tomorrow ii U 65 W . 441 151 S ffflva ,o r The homemaking department experienced a busy year of pro- jects, elections, and just plain hard work. Homemaking students were encouraged by the teachers, Mrs. Diane Smith, Mrs. Gail Bumpus, and Miss Janet Smalley. These teachers believe that students in- volved in homemaking would learn and appreciate valuable skills need- ed to operate and organize an effi- cient home. ANYDAY NOW! Child development teacher Janet Smally grinds her teeth and waits tor them to settle down. Hard At Work. Karen Smith, Troy Koonsman, Brad Phillips, and Todd Royal read over their assignment. Academics 95 ' llllll Iiilll IIILII 59999999955 2-Q,U'o:n zggo.-:U Q 'U7Q .Qx'l'I1 '-1,.,vq30f-1-LQQ :Nm Rance 32',m -I-rg: migggw : :13P :S CDUG: go 5 n-in '11-4-Cvocrn Q. ...Q---Q fag- 'PfvE7S:'D'S592-.:g mcu'-H C US'fO,0m 52 NG 0-53 Q-O2Ef3O 'l2'5':go UVU3 U33-:WU:E g3V'cgC0WC 8'l'fl'g- ...cb mmm Q-IQ.. cu:::',,, Hun 3,:,.., :rg QUQQO5' o 3 no-ng-m:l5 f-rg'-4 O ,-.v-n O .-v-cq,H1co D- ... go, 9.2-5'20U'u'5-' f25'SQZ OwS:D 'S Q:-Q: DP,-l'U8'0v-x5'g, 2og .S.:,-2o. 'S.-+ Q7- ma':2-80-3........ ETQU, '--Q-1-Q-'Cf-v-334102.01 'wr L-R - Byron Young - Reporter, Rhonda Veba - Pres., Michelle Velasquez - Treas., Christle Arm- strong - V.P. 96 Academics QF Marketing Q Merchandising Management 9 99,9 it wr f fy 5 1 Vick , L k: ,., I ' 'gif' ff' ' 2 1 : '75 , 7 ,W , . i ff ' AML H , V gf iigg YJZ g i,i Machines Operations This class trains a person to use business machines properly. The class lets students learn how to operate all types of office equipment. The class is two hours long which equals 2 credits. The club for this class is VOCCT. They hosted the Area 1-VOCCT Con- test which involved about 350 people. They have won awards at State Con- test for VOCCT in the past. i-..-1-g R ,hoof Qi P Go Back Row - L-R: Tony Rowland, Parliamentary, Gary Gibson, V.P., David Deal, Pres., Curtis Croker - Reporter. Front - L-R: Rachel Tedham, Treas., Amy Payton, Sec., Deanna Alvarado, Sergeant-at-arms. Academics 97 '35-I :UE 55' O' 523 OSS Z-:I-1 .. 253 52 F-'OS ata. is is cg-n or .2-so 352 WG' 2'-8 'Dr T.- Blow drying time! Junior Lori Doyle blow dries a customers hair in the cosmetology room. Cosmetology is not a blow-off class as some people may think. It offers skilled training for a guaranteed career after high school. Students enter the course as Juniors and con- tinue through the end of their Senior year. The class is offered twice a day for three periods. During classes students are taught styling techniques, nail-care procedures, facial applications, and skin care. They are also informed on recent fashions and how to style them. The girls obtain practice by working on wigs, one another, mother, teachers, and other students. At the end of the two-year course, students must pass a grueling eight- hour State Board Exam in order to receive a license for practice. Wake me when it's over! Junior Rae Lynn Barrington relaxes while getting her hair styled. Lose something? Mannequin heads sit waiting to be used for styling practice. 98 Academics Making Faces 'tm'-' 'uttmg the Pleces Together Q 60 QP' Pi? Q' Qiggog g?'CJ Y' Q82 Now where does this go? Senior Steve Nor- ris and Mr. Cox look over a faulty part in the auto mechanics garage. Lookin' good!! Sophomore Robert Darnell looks on while fellow classmate Robert Taylor works on auto parts. Auto Mechanics is taught by Mr. Cox and the class is offered twice a day in morning and afternoon shifts. In the class students are trained to recognize and repair many of the car problems that trouble people today. They are also taught preventive maintenance procedures. Appliance repair is very similar. It is taught by Mr. Cook and is also offered twice a day. The students learn how to repair basic household appliances, as the name suggests, among other things. Let's see what the problem is. Sophomores John Miles and Mark Schrand work together on a faulty dryer. Could you come here please? Juniors Scott Taylor and Rodney Bush wait for Mr. Cook to check on their progress. Academics 99 Employed During School Hours The basic objectives of Industrial Cooperative Training is to prepare students for gainful employment in industrial occupations of their choice. The students should ex- emplify leadership, character, scholarship, and dedication to school along with basic work ethics. Students work as well as attend school. Larry Campbell was a but- cher at Kroger's. Dave Chulp was a construction worker at St. Francis Village. Mike Mendoza worked for Mendoza Electric but his plans for the future included attending T.C.J.C. to major in Electronics. Some students in I.C.T. will go into industrial jobs, some will go to night school or trade school and some will go to college. I.C.T. helps prepare them for their future. Charlie Johnson, Coordinator of I.C.T. It is his job to oversee the students' progress at work. ' - , ' - , Academics RPS Tm James Turner, Curtis Harper, Lane Warren, Paul Schlozhauer, Trent Harp, Adcock, Eric Wehamann, Dave Chlup, and Scott Ross. A21 was t is T ff 2 g 3' it ,ir -,:k 0 if? 5 Z v 5. i Q12 ,. X ., S vi. 'Q fs sf l 1 b Luncheon at Pancho's. Kirk McLean, Randy Scott, J. J. Harken, Trevor Dewitt, Ken Davis, is Nix, Billy Scott, Rusty Huff, Keith Beairel. Members not pictured are Glenda Cox, Robert Viorin, :ton Hayes, and Jeff McLaughlin. '4f 'o+'a Nr Listening Skills. Kirk McLean and Trevor Dewitt listen as Mrs. Banker explains the value of adaptability to situations. Clayton Hayes and Rusty Huff are interested in future possibilities of jobs. Thllci D Die, H Q . - Karen Baker, coordinator of CVAE Coop had only good things to say about the students of 1986- 87. Students in the class were taught skills that would help them be successful in school and on the job. Mrs. Banker said the students were the best group of kids in a long time. They were dedicated to work and their employers spoke highly of them. Trevor Dewitt worked for a glass company that replaced glass after the Wor- thington Hotel had an explosion because of a gas leak. Billy Scott worked at Craftmark Labels and his employer thought he hung the moon. One student, Randy Scott, was employed for two years at the Riverhouse Restaurant. That's dedication - thatls what CVAE is all about. Karen Banker instructor and coordinator of the CVAE program. Academics ' Ill! Vocational Opportunity Education trains students for office occupations. The goal for the class is to bring all the student's skills together in the classroom and expand those skills by working for companies in the area. Of- fice Education Association is the name of the club. They had an employer- employee dinner in May. IIIL e.,,..b 'wwe i i ii Vlrw Q Q X X all Q. K kykk , 1, oss ., 7 E ' I ,. - NA' .Q . 1 3 ss s Q . r ., . c - . , e . , MW. 102 Academics Word Processing President Roxanne Yauger is learning latest techniques for office skills as a membe' Office Education Association. Other officers Vice President Lisa Easter and Secret Michelle Ridgway. S B Library Library is a place for studying whether it is before school, lunchtime, or during class. Using the Encyclopedias, History books, or old dated magazines is quite an advantage for writing a research paper. Having a school library can be helpful to some people who can't find the time after school to go to the public libraryg in fact, some people don't even know where it is. Academics 103 Dr. Sidney Poynter Superintendent Don Daniel Assistant Superintendent Jerry Cox Administrative Assistant Daniel Allie Finance Mike Leach Principal Janet Holt Vice Principal Gary Swan Vice Principal Joan Bass Diagnostician Ray Brewton Community Ed., Dir. Veldon Fothergill Vocational Director Dr. Edith Heil Special Program Donna Wagoner Diagnostician Ronna White Food Service Director 104 Administration Supporting the Eagles, Dr. Sidney Poynter and Mr. Don Daniel show their spirit during a pep rally. ',SQr ' QW y cheese! Vice Principal Gary Swan works hard taking ntification pictures during the summer. ne Out! Principal Mike Leach and Vice Principals Janet lt and Gary Swan take a few minutes from their busy iedules to pose for a picture. f-'S SLE Board of Education Members are bottom - L-R: James Link, Dallas Park, Dr. J. M. Hargrave. Top - Left to Right: Eldon Bean, Jackie Gunter Gene Fritz, and Dr. Sidney Poynter. Crowley Administration: Left to Right - Mr. Jerry Cox, Dr. Sidney Poynter, Mr. Don Daniel, and Mr. Daniel Allie. 'Adminishrion 105 Faculty Becky Bray Geometry XFOM Jan Boyd Choir Gail Bumpus HECEfHmkg IIfCo-op Bob Burger Economics Wanda Campbell Interpreter Al Cook Appliance Repair Elaine Coppedge Chemistry Adrian Cox Auto Mechanics Beverly Croft Alg II f Geometry Marie Croft Spanish Barbra Crowley Counselor Denise Davis Band Director Debbie Devine Physical Science f Chemistry Mary Drake C.S. H1storyfC.S, SciencefPre-Vac Paula Dudek Biology Peggy Duvall Vocational Counselor Shelly Elam Fit and Figure f Health Suzy Elliott Shorthandffyping Marilyn Fabry Alg l f Pre-Alge bra Kay Franklin ODP Alice Frazier Resource English Mickey Gerloff U.S. History f Athletics Vicki Glass Librarian Dorothy Ford Special Service Aide Lynn Franck English I, II Carol Glenn Computer f Alg I Nancy Gray Typing Linda Greene Algebra I 1 Geometry Ellie Hodges Athletics I Gymnastics Helen Hull Geometry 106 Faculty Uinning Smiles. Mr. Harold Morgan, Miss Denise lavis, and Ed Martinez are all smiles at State Competi- on in Austin. ki if '95 ' gn gl J A ,ang fl 7' Faculty 107 Faculty Dianne lvy Athletics, World History, U.S. History Charlie Johnson ICT Dr. Cleta Jones English Nancy King Transition Nancy Lee Interpreter Trudy Logsdon English Sylvia Lucas Biology ll Cara Malone EnglishfDrill Team Liz Holly Special Services Ed Martinez Band Director Paula Martinez PBM fJournalism John Martinez Band Director Sara McLean History - World, US, Honors Nancy Millsap Biology l Jim Mitchell Art Mary Morfeld Spanish f French Jimmy Neal Athletics X PBM Kay Newberry English X Drama Betty 0'neil English Carole Poynter Counselor Leona Rapp Resource Math Wayland Rapp Band Director Pat Sawyer Speech f English Kay Sheetz MathfAlgebra l Janet Smalley HomemakingfFLfCD Diane Smith FfCLfPBMfHomemaking Judy Soriano English Lucio Soriano Spanish ll Steve Stricltlin Woods X Metals I Drafting X Tennis 108 Faculty Joyce Tucker Physical Science Ann Tyler English Janet Wynne English Paul Wynne Chemistry f Physics fb 'JA' 1 ,- X 4l Faculty 109 Staff Gay Com - Attendance Deanna Danlel - Secretary Benita Gillies - Attendance Adrian Hahn - Library Aide Nancy Mauingale - Secretary W-If Jimmie McGary - Office Aide Sally Stapleton Services Judy Andreaen - Food Services Barbara Brown - Food Services Hope Callillo - Food Services Vlvla Ditmore - Food Services Beverly Dllllon - Food Servlces laabell Fllnt - Food Services Peggy Fowler - Food Services Ruby Laque - Food Services Bobble Gllllea - Food Services Betty Offleld - Food Services Bobbye Pollard - Food Services Lou Ann Rainey - Food Services Bonnie Strotter - Food ' Services Flo White - Food Services Vera Knight - Custodian Jeff Pohoreoke - Custodian Hannah Rowland - Custodian John Story - Custodian Faculty and Staff Not Shown Kathy Allen - Biology Dennis Alvarez - Athletics! Health Pat Baker - Geography f World History Karen Banker - CVAE Coop Harris Brownlee - Athletics f World History Mary Caddell - Cosmetology Linda Crutchfield - French Greg Gilman - Athletics f History Barbara Gregory - Honors World History I Sociology Barbara Hall - VOE Coop X Word Processing Debbie Hartman - DE! PBM Gary Jack - Athletics! Health Gerald Jack - Head Football Coach 110 Staff I ix Mark Jones - Health! Athletics David Lyday - Athletics X Health I Weights Marty Marion - Athletics X Government Tom McCone - Weights f Athletics Becky Robinson - English Joye Rue - GovernmentfWorld History Debra Shackelford - Trig f Calculus Dick Stringfellow - Head Basketball Coach tBoysl Susan Watson - Athletics! Life Sports 1 Pre Algebra Marolyn Wood - Geometry! Algebra ll 5 , I W .iv - x Doug Tackett - Custodian Charles Hicks - Custodian Carolyn Jeppesen - Custodian Steve Dowdy - Custodian Donald Mann - Custodian MR. AND MISS CHS SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN BAND COURT AWARDS ASSEMBLY CLASS FAVORITES HOMECOMING QUEEN OTHER AWARDS QC: QVVX 1 987 AWARDS l 0ll!Ay JM, 112 Mr. C.H,S. Jim O'Brien is a major figure throughout Crowley High School's halls. Jim enrolled at Crowley during his sophomore year. That year he was a state qualifier in powerlifting and won a Journalism award for performance. During Jim's Junior year he was involved in F.C.A. and drama. He had a minor role in the school play Never Too Late for which he won the award for best actor with a minor role. He was also involved in powerlifting ranking fourth in the state and he played football. He was Junior class officer and Junior class favorite. His Senior year is equally impressive. He was a Na- tional qualifier in powerlifting, a varsity football player, and Student Council Vice President. He was also a member of F.C.A. and voted Most Friendly. Terri Savelle has been a leader at Crowley High ever since she came to this school in her sophomore year. Some of her first activities in the school were being elected Sophomore Homecoming Princess and Sophomore escort at the prom. During her Junior year at Crowley, she gained more popularity and more friends while she was elected to be a Varsity cheerleader and inducted into the National Honor Society. During her senior year she was co-captain of the Varsity cheerleaders, Homecoming Queen, Class favorite Girl and a member of the French Club and National Honor Society. During her three years at Crowley High School Terri gained many friends, respect and admirers. She always had a smile for those who needed her and she deserves to be called the 1986-87 Miss C.H.S. ,yin -wx: M1121 in POW eg fkgl, Miss C.H.S, 113 Jennifer Kramer Valedlctorlan Jennifer Klawitter had a dream of becoming Valedictorian and with a grade point of 99.0, she did just that. lt was one of the greatest blessings of her life and the biggest honor she ever received. There were many times when she wanted to give up, but a good' grade on an impossible assign- ment or a hard laugh with friends gave her the energy to continue. Jennifer has attended Crowley schools since the second grade. She spent anywhere from 15 minutes to several hours on homework. Homework became more intense dur- ing high school and sometimes she spent four or five hours on one assign- ment. She found that Honors World History during her Junior year was the most challenging and the most enjoyable. Jennifer also participated in extra- curricular activities. She played the oboe in band for four years. For three years, she was on the Flag Corps. She was in Spanish Club and Youth For Christ all during her high school years and was in National Honor Society her Junior and Senior years. Jennifer plans to attend Texas A8aM. She received two scholarships - one from A8aM and one from Junior Academic Scholarship - which will help her achieve her next goal - to go into medicine. 1 14 Valedictorian Charlotte Salutat0rlan Jones Charlotte Jones received the honor of being the Salutatorian of her class by having a 98.52 grade point average. I feel proud to be the Salutatorian of my class. I never studied extensively like many people might think. I just always made sure my homework was completed and that l paid attention in class. Charlotte has attended Crowley schools since kindergarten and she really enjoyed high school - especial- ly playing sports. She played volleyball, basketball, and ran track. She was in Fellowship of Christian Athletes for two years, Spanish Club, and National Honor Society. The most enjoyable as well as difficult class Charlotte took was Advanced Biology. It was a small class which made it less formal. They did la lot of fun activities like seeing open-heart surgery and making a film on ecology. Math has always been easy for Charlotte. She enjoyed Algebra ll. Charlotte plans to attend North Texas State University and major in business computer information systems. Charlotte personally doesn't think that it takes hours of hard work to do well in high school. She at- tributes her success to her complete dedication to always do her best at everything. Salutatorian 115 And the Winner Is Each year, Crowley band students vote on their favorite seniors to repre- sent the band as Band Sweetheart and Band Beau. After the nominations have been made, the students vote, and each category is reduced to only five competitors. The students vote again, and a winner is chosen. The Band Sweetheart, Band Beau, and their court for the year are announced at the Christmas concert. This year, the following were nominated for Band Beau: Chad Duren, Andrew Williams, Bryan Wright, Byron Young, and Donovan Cole. Among the nominees for Band Sweetheart were the following: Lori Garner, Jennifer Klawitter, Hollie Gieger, Shelley Pipes, and Nancy Rocamontes. Lori Garner and Donovan Cole were chosen to represent the band as Sweetheart and Band Beau respect- ively for the 1986-87 school year. Band Sweetheart Nominees: Lori Garner, Hollie Gieger, Shelley Pipes, and Nancy Rocamontes. Band Beau Nominees: Byron Young, Bryan Wright, Andrew Williams, Chad Duren, and Donovan Cole. 116 Band Court Class Favorites 'Rc xf SRS. BEN SIKES AND TERRI SAVELLE -11 x 1 SOPHS. KRISTIE DELEEUW AND JOEY MCGUIRE AND KARA HALLAN A .- , , if X , I- K 2 za I ' ' 4 A 5 ,2 ff 1 Q xx ,f f . a A f A 1 ,QQ S , 'x S 333 K E -Q 4, A Xa, A 'Kaz 1 Y 4 w' , ' W ty Q ' f - . i f fi' 3 f ,, 2, J. JRS STEPHANIE NEIL AND BOBBY MOSTELLER V 1, V' 5 5 4 , A .5 0 FRESHMEN DARRELL SIMON AND CHRISTIE DANIELS ' - A 5 Class Favorites 117 Winners, Winners Everywhere 'fir I it r nn g 5 7 M 2 1 i f' I 'E l Candles Burning the N.H.S. members stand with pride. On Wednesday, April 22, the Na- tional Honor Society at Crowley High School presented the annual Honors Day Assembly. The presen- tation began with speeches made by the N.H.S. officers, Jennifer Klawit- ter, Ben Sikes, LaTrina Williams, Ben Henry, Carol Fisher, and Shelly Pipes. Next, 58 new members were inducted into N.H.S. These elite 118 Awards Assembly Californian N.H.S. student transfers the honor from his former school. students qualified for selection by maintaining at least an 88 grade average and a citizenship grade of at least an 'S'. The list of applicants went through several screenings by CHS Faculty, and finally the names were revealed at the assembly. by Carol Fisher N.H.S. Historian z i 2. xg: Wnmmfw All smiles senior Kim Lambert happily receives a flower from Mr. Leach. My Flower Senior Erin Tidwell receives in- itiation honor. Man to Man Junior Brad Hunt receives recognition from Mr. Leach, Step by Step Senior Dana Anderson smiles as she leaves the stage. Several students received awards for outstanding achievement in academic areas. These winners were: Business: Blaine McAllister, Dana Anderson, Deborah Farrell, Angie Wasden, Michelle Velasquez. Fine Arts: Michael Rocamontes, Jen- nifer Herrera, Lara Spann, Dave Chlup, Andrew Williams, Donovan Cole, Jeff Johnson, Angie McKinney, Jennifer deLeeuw. Industrial Arts: Dennis Smith, T. J. Wilson, Dusty Shaw, Ray Lewis. Language Arts: Kim Johnson, Terry Vrba, Eva Shafir, Kelly Driver, Cathy Caraway, Candi Joseph, Fred Whitley, Susana Rojas, Traci Beasley, Rodney Schlotzhauer, Tracy Secombe, Jennifer deLeeuw, Alicia Cox, Kerry VandeVenter, John Hagood, Ben Sikes. Speech: lAwards could not be made because students were to compete Saturday in Brownwood at District U.l.L.l Stephen Houchen, Terry Emory, Donovan Cole, Raymond Bush, Kim Caraway, Latrina Williams, Wendy Kel- ly, Stephen Blandino, Deepa Chakraborty. Mathematics: Melanie Whitworth, Kim Herring, Susan Heslep, James Turner, Pam Flammang, Harshall Dave, Tony Miller, Kristin Tapleshay, Kevin Mur- phy, Stephen Houchen. Physical Education: Lisa Fincher, Tamara Rudell, Steve Wilkinson, Rachel Grayson, John Hutson, Bryan Estess. Science: Kim Herring, Michael Liner, Mike Martinez, Traci Mitchell, Eva Shafir, Greg Wamick, Margaret Perry, Kevin Lander, Stephanie Nibling, Lisa Gray, Tracy Secombe. Social Studies: Kim Herring, Tony Darling, Victor Lopez, Aaron Taliaferro, Kevin Eggleston, Tracy Secombe, Carol Fisher, Iggy Rasul, Lynn Morgan, Bobby Touchton. Vocational Education: Raylene Smith, Rene Priester, Kim Lambert, Lorena Dixon, Michaune Leonard, Rachel Graves, Dawn Stackpole, Rich Lewis, Craig Clark, Rodney Olquin, Jon Gregg, Shana Self, Kim Herring, Sarah McKerlie, Sheila Roberts, Steve Veach, Bryan Clark, Steve Norris and Jason Struve, Trevor Dewitt, Ken Davis, Rhon- da Vrba, Christie Armstrong, Paul Schlotzhauer, Rodney Schlotzhauer, Lisa Easter, Charlotte Jones. ln addition, special awards were given based on their own qualifications, based on outstanding achievement above and beyond scholastics. Academic Decathlon: Donovan Cole, Kevin Dick, John Copeland, Holly Ohlen, Susan Wenberg. Army Reserve Award for scholar-athletes: Jimmy Lyday and Charlotte Jones 1986-87 Girls' State Delegates: Kristi Elkins and Donna Cruzen Daughters of the American Revolution Award: Jennifer Klawitter Valedictorlan: Jennifer Klawitter Salutatorlan: Charlotte Jones Best All Around Boy: Ben Sikes Best All Around Girl: Nikki Hudson Stephanie Harris Cheerleading Award: Nikki Hudson l Dare You Award: Theresa Smith, Jimmy Lyday Awards Assembly 119 120 Awards 9 omecoming ourf 86 Freshmen Christie Daniel and Shelby Lee Laurie Ellis and Bryan Wright 7fll'l6JeI'Cf6C55l7l6H'l 6l0bU'f Sophomores Juniors Kristi Deleeuw and Joey McGuire Amy Smith and Matt McLeod Senior Court Connie Haynie and Todd Royal Nikki Hudson and Steve Moody Terri Savelle and Mike Everage Homecoming King and Queen '86 Bryan Wright and Terri Savelle Theresa Smith and Ben Sikes Homecoming King and Queen I ' - 'l' After being crowned King and Queen, Bryan and Terri ride around the field to be presented to all, Awards 121 Winners Senior Mark Thomas was named all- district first team as a punter and tight end. Senior Jimmy Lyday was named to the all district first team as a defensive back. ,Q 4 2 s x. 3 xl lg f. -.N 4' X if Senior defensive tackle Mickey McKee Senior Jeff Gunn made second team all- was named to the all-district second district for his performance as a team. linebacker. ' t ff: fl K I 5 , f ' Senior Kevin New received honorable Starting quarterback Brad McCone mention as a tight end. received honorable mention for his per- formances on the field. 122 Awards As a defensive end, senior John Gardnei was named to the all-district seconc team. Senior offensive lineman Charles Flint received honorable mention. Senior defensive end Scott Silver was awarded honorable mention. 3? Junior defensive back Bobby Mosteller was awarded honorable mention. ,f 51.51 j Junior Jennifer Brown made volleyball all-district. Senior Theresa Smith was awarded nonorable mention for her performances ,n volleyball. Q 'li 3 5542. 'K WX '-W 21 'QL Q 2 Q 1 X 11 Craig Neal, senior defensive back, was a recipient of the honorable mention award. New Senior Staci Bruton made all-district in volleyball. TCU Junior volleyball player Kelly Guiles was named Crowley's Setter of the Year. In basketball she was named M.V.P. in the Keller tournament. WINNERS '4r, if ,fr R Junior Kevin Huffman was named Fort Worth Star Telegram's Player of the Week. . wir Z1 . H14 ,,.f,.,!! Le' 'Q ly' ,, A , 4,224.1 Y., , The Server of the Year award was given to Senior volleyball player Charlotte Jones. Junior Shannon Kimberling was Crowley's Varsity Volleyball Player of the Year. In basketball she was the highest scorer in the Keller Tournament. Awards 123 All regional band members standing from left to right are Alfred Knowles, Holly Ohlen, Tracy Parks, Tracy Beasly, Holly Benedict, Lisa Flammang, Gwen Boyd, Bryan Wright. Kneeling: Eldon Webb, Chad Duren, James Kelsey, Mike Chapman, and An- drew Williams. Awards Winners Senior Bryan Wright won not district but All State Drummer for Band. He is the Drum Major for the Mighty Eagle Band, and the drummer for the local band Gronmd Zero. Decathlon team members left to right are Jn Coplin, Holly Ohlen, Kevin Dick, Susan Wenberg Donovan Cole. I . Q W 1. '-l 'V Senior Kip Paschall made second team All- District Basketball. Staci Bruton made All-District Basketball and Honorable Mention. Senior Mark Thomas made All-District Basketball for the second Team. Winners Junior S. Kimberling made All-District Basketball. Senior Todd Royal made First Team All- District Basketball. I T,., A: l -, ,, V ur V, V ':,,...L,.'.- ,,.,,- gn-, ,,.Y.,- 5 , LTs.,s..! ..,.,t. , ze. ., -q..Z...T....--,... iQfv '7 ji o'l' -1 MTL , .a.,.n.A..f'A- A . 5 .. 'K ..,-.,z..Jf-T---'H' 'M . ffl ' india: 7 V 3 Y za.. in- W l. .. . Tl, L.. .- I -34 A i v ' Aa ' ta. Ht: 5 ' T l TT lt , I .... r. ' -. .. - Senior Steve Moody made second Team All-District for Basketball. Senior Charlotte Jones made All-Distric Basketball and Honorable Mention. Senior Ben Sikes got an Honorable tion for basketball, Senior Kevin Hoover made First Team Al District for Basketball, Awards 125 ' ' WA ' ,,'f42'i 3i' If 14,11 ' ' Fri PEM ,,.,,., L 11 W rw Winners Senior Mark Thomas advanced to Sophomore D'Lisa Szedeli placed se- regional play in both the discus throw cond in the 3200 meter run and third and the shot put. in the 1600 meter run at reuionale w ' . vw r ii- r kkr. .- i ., f- ,F e as 0 W Junior Michael Rodriguez was this Senior Burt Hernandez led the cross year's recipient of the American country team to a district champion- Airlines Award. ship, finishing second individually. X V W M .t l :: s ll 1.: K a tiiii tffil S 'iii gi L. rgill is ,rr - ... . 5 - Vk.Q 0 iii -1 'ii' f .c.L gd 'gi , . r,:, ' N Tony Cantu qualified for state com- Sophomore Scott Harris placed third 1' lf Z ' Senior Steve Moody received specia awards and recognition for h outstanding performances i basketball. Freshman Renee Davila advanced the regional cross-country meet Lubbock for her outstandin performance. . it f Qi S S 'i ii it kyy. .W A ., yinr e .reer it W Special thanks and appreciation is er- petition in the Special Olympics in the in district at the golf tournament in tended to Mrs. Hartman for makin 100 meter dash, 100 relay and the Cleburne. this year's prom suchasuccess. softball throw. 126 Awards Winners 'A ihomore Sean Cobb advanced to ln powerlifting, Jim O'Brien set a state Junior Kelly Guiles advanced for the state playoffs in tennis where he record in the bench press and was a second straight year to regionals in the :ed second. K x , ,. if all ' N t c ,ill national qualifier. shot put where she finished fourth. shman Shaei Cobb placed third in Mrs. Holt was voted by the teachers New to the school, Mrs. Sara McLean rict in track. Teacher of the Year. UW K , . f.Q: f . A A J a ,n khie' 5 5- A V. , 51,9 in f 7 . K it . as the Teacher of the Year. was chosen by the students as the ior Ben Sikes was chosen by the Senior Nikki Hudson was chosen by Kevin Dick advanced to the state ilty as the Best All Around Boy for the faculty as the Best All Around Girl playoffs in pole-vaulting after winning 1986-87 school year. for the 1986-87 school year. first place in district and regionals. Awards 127 One Picture A Thousand Words 1 987 PEOPLE HMEN OMORES ORS 956, 16' 130 Freshmen Freshman Side Step .--. .... .,.. .J oeuneo as novice, newcomer or a student in his first year or having chiefly first-year stand- ing or one having as yet only the rudiments of knowledge in the Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary. The 1987 freshmen found all of this to be true. They were newcomers, in on- ly first-year standing and they knew that they had a lot to learn but they didnit give up. They knew that there was always room to step up and get better. Freshman officers are Katy Mosteller, Nicole Dunlavy, Christy Daniels, and Pam Reynolds. Alfa ffl' ' Timothy Abbitt Vonchille Allen Renee Allen Jessica Altenberg Deanna Alvarado Edward Amezcua Jennifer Anderle Jennifer Armstrong William Bahr Mike Balduzzi Temple Barham Kimberly Barnett Brandie Baty Chris Baxter Jonathan Bean Jason Beaty Marcie Bentley Candice Berry Jeff Blackmon Nicolette Blandino Stacey Blaylock Gregory Blazi Melanie Bollinger Jade Boyd Melanie Boyd James Bradford Chad Brantley Sean Brewer Patrice Brooks Jeffrey Brown Laurie Brown Cherrie Bryeans Ena Bunton Becky Byrd Heather Cahill Carol Cain William Cain Laura Campbell Michael Carter Tanika Cato Tom Chanie Amy Chapman Ricky Chappell Chuck Chenault Freshmen 131 Freshman Side Step Travel, a necessity to some, is one of Susan Helsep's greatest loves. Her first foreign voyage was to Turkey when she was nine months old. Since then she has traveled to eleven other countries. She enjoyed Switzerland the most, but her trip to East Germany exposed her to Communism and has made her more appreciative of her freedom as an American. Her desire to meet people has played a big part in her travels, and she hopes to visit Africa one day. l 5 ' ' x 1 1 132 Freshmen 134 Freshmen Freshman Side Step Freshman Ray Jack loves animals and plans to build his future around them. For about three years now, Ray has been interested in becoming a veterinarian. His sister married a licensed veterinarian and Ray has worked for him for two years during the summer. He has shown cattle at auctions and helped with the sale of horses. Ray plans to attend college and study to be a veterinarian. This way he can help the animals that he loves. Wt 5.J xgf 'Q 1 ' tv fx I Lisa Gardner Michael Germany Craig Gill Scott Goodwin Rachel Grayson Enrique Gomez Mark Gregory Alyse Grizzle Don Gumfory Christine Hackworth Bel Haddad Jon Hagood Friedrich Hahn Gerry Handley Heather Hargrove Jerry Harper Karen Hartman Dustin Haynes Gretchen Heine Edwin Heinrich Susan Heslep Chris Hernandez Ryan Higgs Gene Hill Mark Hilliard Todd Hix Lisa Hogg Marissa Holmes Sherry Holt Laurie Houchen Charles Howeth Joanna Hubbard Kevin Huckabee Brooks Hull Kimberly Irving Roxanne lzac Ray Jack John Jayroe Eric Johannessen Daniel Johnson Kimberly Johnson Ronnie Johnson Brooke Johnson Kimberly Jones Sam Jones Freshmen 135 Freshmen Freshman Side Step lf you ever want a bear hug, you can get one at Malise Taylorls house. Freshman Malise has about 40 teddy bears on a brass shelf in her bedroom. Her collection started when she was a baby. Her favorite one is a white one with a red bandanna because a close friend gave it to her for Christmas in 1986. Also, she likes a big furry one because she got it when she was seven. It was passed down to her from generation to generation. Malise en- joys letting people see them and to her collecting them is fun. L'When l get older, l hope to have a lot more. l hope to give all of them to my childrenf, l it Z uma X ,W Freshmen Freshman Side Step Freshman Kevin Kestler has been freestylin ' on his bicycle for about a year. He has a Schwinn Predator Streetwise bike. He practices about 30 minutes a day either at home, the park, or anywhere with room. His favorite tricks are the front fork wheelie, end hoppers, and the 180 tail whips. Kevin does not race his bike. He just enjoys ufreestylinm. I x if-J' q .ef-QQ Jonathon Moore Vanessa Moreno Lisa Morris Kathryn Mosteller James Mullins Wayne Newell Chris Newton Matthew Noonan David Odom Justin Olsen Lisa Orlando Ian Pace Barry Paddack Erik Paudolfo Brian Payne Vanessa Penacerrada Starlette Perry Jennifer Petty Brian Phillips Diana Phillips Patrice Plotkowski Wade Potter Gregory Price Daniel Prior Krista Pruett Sylvia Ramos Jennifer Rapaglia Stephen Rawson Thomas Reyes Pamels Reynolds Robert Richardson Thomas Riddel Melissa Riester Frances Rios Charles Roark Sam Roberts Paula Robinson Robert Robinson Christopher Ryker Christine Sanders Wayne Sanders Susan Schmitz Heidi Seabolt Brian Sellers Eva Shafir Freshmen 139 140 Freshmen Freshman Side Step Diane Smith is a very competitive person, and ice skating is a very com- petitive sport. Diane has been skating since she was seven years old, and she skates to win. She has been in many competitions and had very high placements. The highlight of her skating is the annual international competition. Skaters from all over the world come to compete and this spring it will be held in Chicago. Diane hopes to attend and make many new friends as she has in the past. ttf s Mary Thrasher Chris Tidwell Aaron Vickers Teresa Vrba Brett Wells Rachel Wells Melanie Whitworth Dustin Shaw John Shotwell Scotty Shultz Darrel Simon Samuel Simpson Sharon Skinner Jeffery Slack Andrea Smith Diane Smith Jill Smith Lauri Smith M. Smith Derek Snapka Karen Sorrel Michael Stacy Angela Stephens Danny Summerville Clinton Swinney Adrianna Tarsha Chris Taylor Malise Taylor Rachel Tedham Brock Thomas Laura Thomas Dusty Traylor Dani Turner Hollie Turner William Vandygrift Kathleen Varney Denise Veach Janet Wadley Kendra Wallace Lesa Way Mary Webb Kelly Webster B. Weeks Stephanie Whitworth Linda Wilson Brandy Wise Kimberly Wissore Bryan Wolfe Traci Woolridge Freshmen 141 Counselors Care it A new 1 You're a Lifesaver! Mrs.Crowley, school counselor, prepares to give the faculty lifesavers. Sweets for the Sweet The counselors presented the faculty with a cake on Wednes- day with the Counselors Care motif. Measure your Stress. Mrs. Poynter explains to Junior Bobby Touchton how the bio-dot works. ffiis 2 , 142 Minimag Texas School Guidance Week was February 2-7. The purpose of the week is to enable students and faculty members alike to better understand some of the functions of the counseling and guidance office. This week also seeks to promote friendship, attitude adjustment, and goodwill among students, faculty and the counseling office. Our week started with you're a lifesaver gifts to the faculty followed by a bio-dot demonstration. The bio- dot is a micro-encapsulated fluid that thermally reacts to indicate the stress in your body. Wednesday brought sweets-cake and recipes for hugs. Warm Up to Each Other was the motto for Friday. The week was a suc- cess with lots of positive notes. . -,1 .... K, i fv 'Jf 4 N5 '- .MW J' I V 2 Bum Deal Have you ever had a day when nothing seems to go right? Days like when you guys ask a girl out and assuming that she will definitely say yes and she turns you down. Another example is when you take a girl to the movies and the lady charges you for one adult and one child. ln this minimag we have reached out to the student body for bummers. lt's a bummer when . . . There's a good party and you get grounded. You buy a Gucci and it's fake. He wants to be with you, but he doesn't like you. You kiss someone with chapped lips. When you wake-up face down on the pavement. When you put your bra on backwards and it fits better. When your twin brother forgets your b-day. Ziploc bags don't zip. You're riding behind a group of Hell's Angels and your horn gets stuck. When Crowley cops exist. When you have a big party and you're the only one there. is fi 1 3 5 Q g 5 . QE ..... Minimag 143 Every student at Crowley High had a locker. To most students, it was just that - a place to store books. But to some students, it was a home away from home where they could display their likes, dislikes, school spirit, or any item that they wanted close to them. For instance, in lockers, a person could find pictures, mirrors, hair spray, cologne, personal notes, and an oc- casional forbidden snack or drink. Sometimes a locker was the refuge a student could find, so the student made the best of it. Cover Me! Robin Allen and Mischa Dikes plaster their lockers in an effort to avoid the norms of school life. Try Jesus. Senior Paul Martin dances to the beat of a different drum. Eagle Spirit! Senior Craig Neal adorns his locker with true Eagle colors. r , Minimag Home Away From Home i E i n f 4 sa ,V',- N' lsr'1 f tsrr ,A 4 .L gif l - ' gfwff mv H --Q41 . 'Q' 1. ,,,,,.,,,,.,.M,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, WM W l WSW VJMUT 'NM ,4:mW,, Ground Zero Rocks! Will you talk dirty to me? was the ques- tion being asked by Bryan Orand and Henry Urias as the crowd screamed. x 8 4711 cr 4 Rocking Crowley's socks off, Andrew Williams plays a guitar solo during the Van Halen Hit- Panama! Playing to l full auditorium of screaming students, Bryon Oran - lead singerg Henry Urias - bassistg Andrew Williams - lead guitaristg and Bryan Wright - drummer filled Crowley with enthusiasm for the band that kicks - Ground Zero. Minimag 145 Sophomores Sophomore Class Of ficers DL1sa Szedeli I-lallan and Christi Blackmon They are part of the sophomore winning tradition. . ,fb C f 'fi ' .l We ,M Egg, i if ff WW ge, Q 5 be ff? Wd 4 f ' , F, ' ' 3 1 1 ' Q A f f as V 2 , . 5 va ' , 'W ,, 1. 1 5 W D . T 5 T .Q 1, it T in fy, V 45, ' l PM V V, I Kristi Deleeuw, Kara - T H ff?fi7e2VA 'mx H+' if . 'r E ri 9 . ' - f' - H ii' ' W .. 21 1 H M ,,u,, 1. MZ, argl A, , 21635 mf fn A f, gg , f , ,re-A v M nr 4243 4 TWA ' Y . V af 1 , w fa- Q W va 26 ' Clay Adams Terri Adams Robin Allen Victoria Anderson Scott Andresen Annette Armendariz James Ballard Michael Bass Tia Bentley Kelley Bivens Marsha Blackburn Christine Blackmon Steven Bledsoe Rachel Blevins Corinna Bocanegra Beverly Bolton Cynthia Bowling Trey Breazeale Lynette Briones Tawnya Brooks 146 Sophomores Julie Brothers Christy Brown Sondra Burney James Burns Kent Cagle Stacie Callerman Susan Cannady Deanna Cantrell Kathy Caraway Aaron Cardoza Maribel Carrizales Chris Castillo Scott Chandler Tanya Chapel Michael Chapman Maria Chazareta Ferdinand Cieminiski Bryan Clark Keri Clement Robert Clement Sean Cobb James Cockfield Chad Cogburn Steven Colbeck Corey Coleman Chris Cook Richard Cooksey Thomas Coplen Donnie Corbell Roger Corn Sophomores 147 Sophomores Happiness is a new school year' Sophomores Liesl Gray and Rachel Graves proudly display their Crowley l.D. Donna Couch James Couch Darron Curl Chris Daniel Nicole Daniel Gary Darling Casey Dart Gregory Davis Kristine Deleeuw Sylvia Dennis Paul Dickerson Julie Digesualdo Vicki Dobson Nancy Dodgen Terri Duncan Robin Dunnam Jeannie Dye Jennifer Dyess Bryan Edmonson Jeremy Edwards Terry Emory Cynthia English Deborah Farrell Michele Faudree Jennifer Feeler Amy Fierro Jack Fincher Kelly Fisher Veronica Flores Jeffrey Force Wendy Freeman Jason Fritts Gerald Fulton Andre Gandy Rene Garcia David Gilley Patrick Gillies Jason Godwin Tiffany Godwin Craig Gordon Charla Gotcher Monica Graham Rachel Graves Ericka Gray Liesl Gray Caleb Grayson Darren Green Kevin Green Wade Green Mark Gregg Sophomores Fascination! Sophomore Kyle Payne seems to be looking forward to the day when he will own his own set of car keys. Scott Gregg Lisa Gregory Anna Gutierrez Julie Guzman Jeff Hackworth Todd Hadley Richard Hagne Kara Hallan Deena Harp Scott Harris Steve Harrison Scott Hathaway Forrest Hatfield Christy Hawkins Mitzi Head Kimberly Herring Valerie Hicks Radhika Hingoranee 1 50 Sophomores David Hoggard Paul Hommel Sherry Hoover Douglas Hopkins Lisa Horn Miguel Howard Cindy Howington Dawn Humphrey Tonya Humphrey Amy Hurt Judson Irby Jeffrey Ishmael Valerie Jackson Ludivina Jimenez David Johnson Howard Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Michelle Johnson Paul Johnson Chad Jones Jack Jordan Candice Joseph Michael Juliano Michael Justice James Kelsey Kim Kelsey Tracy Kelsey Kimberly Kindles Kelli King Jenny Koon Tamara LaLonde Jonathon Lane Sophomores 151 Sophomores I ought to be in pictures' Sophomore Tamara Lalonde one of Crowley s J V cheerleaders displays her winning smile and stunning good looks WW MVWZ ,mme 3552 My fax ff? JV? 'AV M, HW Wewwew new my .efwfw Z rg Charlmitr Langham Theresa Layne Amy Lerash Todd Lockhart Karen Logan Traci Long Victor Lopez Jason Magby Janice Mallory Tammy Marney Jeffrey Martin Wendi Martin David Mason Johnny Mathis Shelli Maxwell Leigh May Amber McDonald Stony McDorman Wendi McGlothlin Joey McGuire 152 Sophomores X 2 .L , 1 Lg 'Kxr 7 .95 ELK' IA ? ai Lawrence Mclntosh Stephanie Melendez Scott Meyer Tammi Michener John Miles Tanya Miro Scott Moore Ian Morfeld Craig Morgan Jamie Morris Keri Morris Bobby Neefe Stacy Nelson Kevin New Roy New John O'Brien Missy Obenhaus Byron Olivere Kevin Osbourne John Overholt Julie Padgitt Brian Page Gayatri Pandit Missy Parham Paige Parker Merl Parks Tracy Parks Tim Pate Nisha Patel Richard Payne Sophomores 153 Sophomores Hard at work or hardly work- ing? Sophomores Liesl Gray, Donna Couch, and Jennie Pinkerton are displaying their eagerness towards English. Amy Payton Margaret Perry Wendy Peterson Brad Phillips Jeff Phillips Mischa Pikes Jennie Pinkerton Dixie Pipes Stephanie Pipes Rebecca Poulos Danny Powell Brent Prather Arthur Price Brad Pustejovsky Sharon Quionores John Ramos David Ranck Gary Raynes Craig Reaves John Reed 154 Sophomores Scott Reed Michael Rhodes Karen Ridgeway Don Rios Kevin Ritchie Kevin Roberts Ornado Ronquillo Tony Rowland Tamara Rudel Amy Sanchez Lori Sanchez John Sanders Jerry Savage Kim Schooler Mark Schrand David Sears Shawn Sears Chuck Sellers Annette Shephard Jannette Shephard Misty Shewmaker Stephanie Shipp Sue Shute Andrea Sikes Susan Simons Craig Sisk Cindy Smith Dennis Smith Lee Smith Connie Stephens Sophomores 155 Sophomores Crowley's Finest! The 1987 Junior Varsity cheerleaders, Kisty Davidson, Vicky Dob- son, Pam Reynolds, Heidi Seabolt, Kara Hallan, and Tamara Rudel, have done a great job of supporting the mighty Eagles. Angela Stone Chad Sullivan Stacy Summers Roger Sutherland Vickie Swanstrom Chris Sikes D'Lisa Szedeli Aaron Taliaferro Jeffrey Talley Rajesh Tanwar Albert Taylor Carrie Taylor Robert Taylor David Thomas Demetrius Thompson Steven Thompson Roy Thomson Craig Torres Jason Townes Amy Trujillo 156 Sophomores vf AS. Jeff Tucker David Turbeviile Amy Vail Monica Valdez James Varney Rachel Vickers Jeff Villarreal Troy Vinson Angie Warren Felita Watson Sherian Wiess Kimberly West Rachel Westphal Shawn White James Whiteside John Wiegand Sandra Wigley Deborah Wikoff Mark Wikoff Andrea Williams Kristal Williams Loren Williams Michele Winterbank Linda Winters Veleka Wise Kelly Witt Jennifer Woods Jennifer Wright Hoong Young Sophomores 157 Crowley Talent Unleashed This year Crowley Student Council put on a school-wide talent show. The show was performed twice, once at night which includ- ed all the acts and once during the day which only included the best of those acts. Besides the winners there were many other fabulous acts. Tina Summerall sang Mama He's Crazy, Albert Taylor and Kevin Ozz Ozbourne rapped to the Pee Wee Herman, Kip Paschall and Craig Neal entertained students between acts, and Jim O'Brien was Mr. Wonderful. As a whole it was a great show that all the students enjoyed. Dumb Hicks! Kip Paschall and Craig Neal with their between act entertainment. 55, HQ it F R5 B Blsi X. s ' .t .W sw qt. .,--. .t X -- T titi The Senior Studs. Jeff Gunn, Todd Royal, ,-.' rf,, Charles Flint, Kip Paschall, Scott Silver, Jim OlBrien in their classroom antics imitation. V Al and Ozz! Two really cool sophomores, lrli Albert Taylor and Kevin Ozbourne, rappin' ' X to the Pee Wee Herman. kkpi rf K mx: ' 7177 152 . frrfe gr ,frff ,,,, , ,, 158 Mini-Mag Judges Choices :. :N f , 5 .' i i I' Z 5 5 - 's.- .-' l l I Tap! Sophomore Jan Shepard performs her award win- ning dance. Strut your stuff! Freshman Laura Campbell is great doing a song and dance act. - .frfv 5 fn':'3: .' ff. 1 i ' L A QD , Q : Q. ,f 1'-., . Led Zeppelin! Senior Andrew Williams plays a beautiful guitar solo. A real crowd pleaser. Mini-Mag 159 Candid Teachers Behind every Valedictorian, every graduating Senior, every Junior look- ing for a college, and even behind every upcoming Freshman lies the career that so many of us take for granted . . . teaching. lt is the teachers that help us with our essays and term papers, the teachers who teach us to think and write. Statistics say that Crowley is one of the best public schools in the state of Texas. ls there any doubt that our faculty and staff placed us in the top ten? Is there any question who the backbone of educa- tion really is? Without teachers, the only education would be that which we could teach ourselves. So, teachers, this is a tribute to you, and keep on teaching because we need you, far more than you could ever know. it we ww f v 4 if JK, , Ze. 56517 5 ' ,iirr , 4 my lm A true winner! Miss Davis, above, is at the band's district competition in Wichita Falls. 160 Mini-Mag rt , ru' I1 .mic-S W1 Not exactly the Brooklyn Bridge. Mr. Wynne, above, proudly displays the bridges made by his Physics classes. Halloween? The cheerful Mrs. Gregory, in her spider suit, gets caught up in her masquerade by our cameras. Jie: .isa fssuid- M .wgrgejtr fzl fs-2 ar f Ni' fit, '57 wffwswy S5 F5 Over the hill! Mr. Mitchell, above, is hav ing his 50th birthday party, but does the faculty know that he's only forty? Smile! And furthermore . . .Each year, Coach Jack, Crowley's head football coach, gives a very inspiring speech, not only to the members of his team, but also to every student at Crowley High School. Teaching strength, en- durance, unity, and a winning spirit is what this coach does best. His positive attitude has led our football teams to victory. Though not every game was won, our football players are all win- ners because they possess both humili- ty and self-esteem. Coaching from the sidelines. Coach Lyday, left, demonstrates his unique coaching abilities. l just wonder, is that really a coaching technique, or is he listening to the radio. Smile, Cricket! Jimmie McGary, right, always has a big smile for everyone feven if it's just a cameral. if . await V 1' And the winner is . . .Abovez Mr. Mar anx- iously awaits the announcement of the winners of the band's state competition. She's got spirit. Mrs. Hull wins the teachers' spirit stick award. Mini-Mag 161 T lgizi liii T x. T , , . 555 Eg K, ., .. i so -szr ' :Ae 2 TY 'SESS flifs f - . . A ' 162 Juniors , .K Heather Adair Todd Adams Chris Adcock X, Shelly Adcock Davaline Allen Amye Anz Abel Arrizola Tim Atchinson Rae Barrington Jerry Beal Laura Beck Jennifer Bedunah .....,..nr MX Tracianne Beesl Todd Bilbrey Amy Bills Marla Blackburn Gwen Boyd Tommy Brake Scott Brand Michelle Brash Joann Brawner Ronnie Brazeal Robert Bresci Kevin Brewton Pleasant Brooks i l 'qu Jennifer Brown Chris Bullock Joeseph Burk Robert Burgett Rodney Bush Lori Butler Mark Byrd Tracy Byrd Kevin Cain Danny Carrizales Tony Cantu Julie Chulp Craig Clark Kim Clark Leslie Clark Craig Clauser Sheryl Coffman Carla Cook Are 'Q Lance Cook Melissa Cook Kim Corder Alicia Cox Glenda Cox Tanya Creach Tricia Croarkin J uniors 163 Cool tri .yi x f Curtis Crocker Steve Cromer John Crouch Donna Cruzen i N-an i 'v John Dart Stephen Davenport David Deal Sheree Dempsey John Denney Mia Devoll Trevor Dewett Jennifer Dodgen Laurie Doyle Kim Dumis Kevin Eggleston Vincent Elizondo Kristi Elkins Mary Ellis John Elvington Bryan Estess Bitty Eubanks R. Farina Stacey Fisher 164 Juniors Lisa Flammang Jerome Flores X Joey Fox Kristi Freeman Tneresa Ftournoy Benji Fujihara Lance Gardner LQ 3, X Brian German Tina Gess Greg Gibson Gina Gillard Michael Gordon Lisa Gray '1 'gov X Jock Green Mark Green Beau Gregory Christy Grumbles Kelly Guiles Robert Harlin Kristi Harris Donnie Harwell 'AY Tim Gunter John Hackworth Gene Handley J. J, Harken Deanna Gathings Juniors 165 Paul Gerloff 1 I . fs an 1 ls ki xx Are M914 'W-,W ,,,, 'E mr Theresa Hathcock , Christi Heinrich we Doug Henderson Chip Henley Scott Hendricks Jennifer Herrera Kevin Huffman Brad Hunt Daniel Hurtado Matt lngerman Robert Jamez Chris Jaso Candace Jenkins Mari Jenson Ernest Jimenez Kerry Jobe Samantha Johnson Sherry Johnson 166 Juniors J iii Jodi Kinnison Robin Kirkham Shannon Kimberl Todd Klaver Troy Kile Ron Knight Troy Koonsman 5,,f Angela Mackey Todd Maddin Joleen Mannan Kelly Maldonado Debbie Mann Lane Jumors 167 '5i?lli5557 . 168 Juniors CIE Y'-f Angela McKinney Matt McLeod Lori Medina Robert Mena Tammy Mercer Tony Miller Michelle Miller Danielle Mi s Mark Milner Stuart Minnis Eric Morfeld Christy Morgan Bobby Morris Rusti Morris Tina Morse Wendy Moskowicz Bobby Mosteller Kim Muller Charlotte Mullins Kevin Murphy Rebecca Murphy Stephanie Neal Vickie New Stephanie Nibling Scot Nipper x Travis Obenhaus Holly Ohlen John Oliver Don Owens Adam Pacheco Neal Padgett Nicole Pandolfo f T Yr ffl fl l Todd Porter Roslyn Ratlif Lonnie Raye Jesse Reed Darrell Reeves Reba Parker Rashmika Patel Mike Payne Stephanie Peak Julie Pennington Danny Perkins Y , Polly Reid Dee Richardson Marla Richardson Cheryl Roberson Micheal Rocamontes Margret Rodriguez Micheal Rodriguez Juniors 169 Jeffery Ross Jay Rudd Chris Russell Gibby Saldivar George Selestino Shana Self Shaun Sharp Clifton Short Shelly Shultz Rene Simone C7 nf, Lara Spann Brad Spradley Dawn Stackpole Julie Stacy Jeff Steele Shauna Still Tina Summarell Kim Tanner Krista Tarter Laura Taylor Scott Taylor Gayle Teeter Randy Terry Karen Thomas Sonya Thompkins Micheal Thompson Vicki Thresher Bobby Touchton Doug Tracy Pam Trammel Of Q gy 1 . Y QW Lori Turner Tori Urban Kerry VanDeventer MW S- Todd Stegall Juniors 171 Tye Stence 0-M A Heath Vellekamp 'Xngela Wasden LaQuita Watson Jodi Webster Susan Wenberg 172 Juniors Angela Wheeler Jason Whisenant Kevin White Doug Whitehead ,fr- Air Fred Whitley Amye Wilkerson Carla Wilkes Jennifer Williams Jude Wilson T, J. Wilson Tommy Wilson James Winn David Wissore Todd Wolfe Andria Woodard Kate Yelverton Susan Yerigan Cliff Young Kristen Zetsche Philip Duncan Kyle Dunn Mary Dye Junior Class Cfficers zs., Brad McCone, V-Pres., Bobby Mosteller, Treasurer, Todd Stegall, Sec., mifer Braun. 88! Sw!'5H4PW!- Q' wf-iwkillg. A-is Juniors 173 FRIENDS X FRIENDS E 1 Friends Minutes, days, and weeks are a lot shorter, easier and fun with the help of friends. A friend is one who helps, encourages, offers, cares, and loves you no matter how hard the day has beeng and that's what friends at Crowley High do. Their extra time both during and after school are spent with friends, and that time will always be treasured . . . gym 4 iw P A Minimag 175 Me And My Tu-Tu Is Barishnikov your idol? If he is, you should join a dance class or join this year's boys' track team. Coach Mickey Gerloff, head coach of the boys' track team, thought this year would be as good as any to try something new. He knew of pro foot- ball teams and college track stars us- ing ballet, so why not high schools. Us- ing ballet cut seconds off their time and strengthened their legs. Crowley was the only team that used ballet and it helped a lot. Sr. Sean Lee Balance was one technique track boys learned. l Sr. Chris Porter Juniors Todd Bilbrey, Ernest Jimenez, and Soph. Mark Wikoff. 176 Minimag SENIORS SR. OFFICERS SR. AWARDS SENIORS SR. PICNIC SR. PROM SR. GRADUATION SR. CREDITS SR. MESSAGES 1987 PRESIDENT CONNIE HAYNIE VICE PRESIDENT NIKKI HUDSON SECRETARY LAURIE ELLIS TREASURER I-IUETTE MERRELL Senior Officers and Awards . . f ' : v YS BOY FAVORITE BEN SIKES GIRL FAVORITE TERRI SAVELLE iazltj-if fix xi il? ff? fi wk ' Q SL J' RR X MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOY JIMMY LYDAY GIRL JENNIFER KLAWITTER BEST DRESSED BOY MARK F ILPEK GIRL LORA WOODBY S 179 Most Friendly Boy - Jim O'Brien Girl - Connie Haynie Most Handsome Mark Thomas Most Beautiful Laurie Ellis Most Athletic Boy - Mark Thomas Girl - Staci Bruton 180 Senior Awards .43 f-.f:11.rf, Jr. -Q rg , -' W .sry 2- L as ii E. k rrre 4 L ,A . -f is K A ,warr- fil Class Clowns Boy - Larry Pate Girl - Lesa Lauterbach Most Flirtations Boy - Joel Burns Girl - Nikki Hudson Most Talented Boy - Bryan Wright Girl - Laurie Ellis S Ad181 1419- Robyn Adams Kelley Armento Donna Barron 'my ,. i K x ' Todd Blackburn Angela Bullock 182 Seniors Jeff Adcock Melissa Armstrong in S f 5 lg 'X 'NL' Steve Barton Steven Blandino Joel Burns Mike Alford David Ballard .., 'li r.,...,4 Keith Beaird Jesse Boysen ego 5 Raymond Bush Twila Allen 1 L I 'S R. rr Y 5. .,v lM Deana Barnes Rodney Birchfield Nancie Brooks Steven Calloway Karen Archer Jeff Barnes Jeff Bivens Staci Bruton Larry Campbell 0 ' ,NG ' W' ' A '- , L, C Kim Caraway ,A at Donovan Cole .. iw 2 ,Q 1 Q K, as 'ry y, Bryan Craig Trisha Davidson ,gif 1 ab Q-.N is 4 . 1, , W. . Chris Carr Q-4 'Q'-gr Leticia Contreras Chris Crockett ihs 1 Chad Davis Jennifer DeLeeuw Kevin Dick ii ' '59 . a X XQ , fn' ij E' ,Q , if We R Jennifer Chilton 6 John Copeland it- xifj K. G Doug Cunningham Charles Davis Lorena Dixon 'sk .. as I t Q Q Dave Chlup Steve Corn Jennifer Curry 'v x Ginger Davis ,rz Q kk Sf- Q. fi ' 5, Holly Dowdy lf-r' Dawn Cockfield Jeff Cox Corey Daniel Kenneth Davis Dodi Duncan Seniors 183 saw . Traci Duncan G fb i ir, Sen ,Xi Laurie Ellis Cindy Flammang -3 Thomas Gargis Ben Godfrey iors a. - . - f . ' J . 'xl N. 'Q r ft 3 J' Audra Dunn Mike Everage is X - -V 1-:, Charles Flint Lori Garner Valerie Goforth - 1,f5P's-zak qw s A 'Ci' if fa, Q Chad Duren .. i' N 1 , Neil Fettig Dorice Flourney X Q Shane Garrett .,.. 2 L , sw s 5 we Y Steve Gregg 'T i i -.ggi lf-I.. fx ,f if Qs 'X Becky Durham 9' X is Mark Filipek S 4 5 V' . - Edith Garcia S, e ' N KW .NM . h . X.. ,xt . b +ve - 3, ' K C 3 S if ill n . Q D MP Dee Gibbs Jeff Gunn Lisa Easter G 3 S G -if Carol Fisher FS John Garner Hollie Gieger Sandra Gunter 45? in ' I 5 A . . S Pete Gutierrez Clint Harwell Kevin Hoover Russell Hunt Brian Johnston . -, 12' 4 . it ' -n QL. V Chris Hargrove Clayton Hayes H is Roger Hopkins S - 15 rm K up was 3 n 'QV Billy Hurst A l vig S M 3, at 'D . . C r X: L 1, 4. t N fi Aimee Joiner Trent Harp Ben Henry 1-'+V Si Q egg ? . S:- Wu 1 4 Y Stephen Houchen , f N' is X Amy Huse .R ali ,K N. x 1 Charlotte Jones Curtis Harper vig lj VJ? M -7 V ,E ,W J sign? S. Jgglw 50' 'F ' 1 5 K l is r s ff f tr A' -1, ik , J. X- T, Marni Hicklancl is , f J' 'aw . , Mi to t tl . Nikki Hudson I C N! John Hutson W V NT 2 Q! .Q 1 . -: - Ji . :kb L 4' 9' Tanya Jones 5. .. J Q i, xt 1 tl rl , Melinda Harrison 'hs .. Chris Hooten Russell Huff Kim Jackson Jay Jordon f Wendy Kelly -lr R. Alfred Knowles Chris Layne if X V' ' K H is L 5 1 -'ee 2 Marilyn Lewis ' 'f' viwiihv e::af:.. x ,ef i ii a Q ig, David Lyday 186 Seniors Preshie Kendall x rx 7 4-V' Kelly Koterba ss- David Lee Richard Lewis if sf'-slid ' 1 'lay . Ron Majerus WY' Cherie Kersten Kim Lambert ...B 1 ,k if Wesley Lee .. eirr . 4 ,. K ii' Steve Loomis Q 9 em Y in i. . L si 4 'S Lisa Kirkley Gema Lane KM, Michaune Leonard Marta Lopez Q. L L K' Y Douglas Marshall Paul Martin We X -x 5, ...rar 'gnwg if P YL' X 'J :E -cp - L, K ' .. In '49 ' X Y, f Jennifer Klawitter as i xi or 1 wg Lesa Lauterbach Frank Lerash Jessica Lowe i X ,xii Elisa Martinez Randall McDaniel Paul Menchaca Lynn Morgan Jonna Noack Monica Ochoa Jimmy McDonald Huette Merrell K-...LL 'N mf Craig Neal -SM ' ' iv, 55 is s x r rx , Q -A Q1 'V il Steve Norris Rodney Olquin Tajma McGinnis Sherri Miller Devonna New 1- ir-. x 3' James O'Brien Q 1 Bryan Oran IFQZLLQ- '- f K, s mf' ga ' an , lr X w .A Ronald McLaughlin Stephen Moody . -'L Kevin New Mark O'Brien MQ, Dale Orso Joseph McLean ,QU if .4 .K if Teresa Moore E. s fl Q -4: kkry ., fl Chris Nix - as L Chris Oakley if 1-'fb Vicki Padilla Seniors 187 1 -:':::55rQS 1: sf N , L12,--. in Kip Paschall Jeannette Peterson Q va- 5 T. ii 4. Carl Privitt Cindy Rose Karen Sample 188 Seniors James Patty Shelly Pipes X ssfiflfx .W i 1 ,Q Gerald Ragland l . -- I .wx lt X i 3 Larry Rotenberry Chanel Sanchez Dynette Perry sq af -hail Mary Pitts Q . ' ul ,gflwya .w if Q' ig ff t r' ' SQ 1 r X W i 5 v as ' ' . , .C Ronda Ridgeway Tonia Rouse uf Terri Savelle 5 J -x ' fn r .re K , Annette Peterson ci 'X L' ' ! Chris Porter Q A . f fs' . it 491 X X Ie' --V I 16 A. Shelia Roberts .mr 1- f Todd Royal Rodney Schlotzhauer Tommy Pettus Rene Priester Nancy Rocamontes .J . gf Todd Rudel Judy Schnurr ,T 955 ,-Q iii, L Tracy Secomb Scott Silver Theresa Smith Kristin Tapleshay an rc . KJ' l - r f ysggnjlt , , V siff if , ' wt jx , . ie Erin Tidwell df..- fl 'url -v Tracy Sellers Stephen Sisk T 3 , Q 5 fer. 'Ui ' .2- Michael Souter Maria Tarsha . NS .E Q-S - 2 .:.,, L ' James Turner lm? A A Y 'Y Karrie Sheilds fi it - .-'rh.1 . 1, S ra. A Robert Slaughter .T lri T ' i if if k i' Kim Stephens Mark Thomas yi, Angela Van Zandt 'GT A A if Michael Shukers Frank smith l ki Wendy Strickland . fa-x is , . 5, . . Q- - VK Karen Thomson F X I 'Aug ' e G' L L. .... Steven Veach 51 or , in T. .X 1 I ,mi .ii 0177+ Benjamin Sikes Terry Smith Wayne Szot 1' 5 we 1 N sf Bobby Thornhill .Avy Michelle Velasquez Seniors 189 Rada Venator Lane Warren Tammy White ,i Christy Wise Bryan Wright 190 Seniors all K as Q ,r Rhonda Vrba K -+.,- 5 Eldon Webb fl! X Paula Wiggins .Et lr' Carolyn Wolf Mp' Roxanne Yauger Brent Vuotto X it N xr x G? WN Q W, X Eric Wehrmann it E ,,. .i.,.5iE5kg s3 . It iq., Andrew Williams t .5 ax 'B aw ' - Leigh Ann Wood fl. Byron Young x Sandy Walton if s 'C ' Yi i Q' Thell White , ,x .1 A . 1 James Williams -- .-.X Curtis Woodall Xi NN , X 5 3 -W. 'Q' fx Tammy Young Ya 3 V 9 E Gregory Warnick 7 sl 'M' i ax Vt Kevin White Latrina Williams .3 Lora Woodby John Zamboni Senioritis Z Y , ei z VY I ' Senioritis ... lse'yari'tyslnoun. State or condition of being allergic to school. Symptoms include: 1. Bizarre behavior 2. Uncontrollable laughter 3. New-found brilliance 4. Inability to do homework 5. Adverse reaction to books 6. A need to be with friends . ii? if he Gnly Cure . . . . G1'EiClL1a'tiOr1l I , tara: Whoa Partner! Lil Dude Ranch at Justin was the scene where 104 Seniors spent the day. The graduating class enjoyed swimming, playing softball, volleyball, barrel riding and horseback riding. In the evening, there was a BBQ buffet and a hayride. The Main Attraction. These Senior Stars enjoyed sunbathing and being with friends. Staci Bruton shows her style with her starglasses.'l Show off Seniors. The girls take a break from all the activity and get refreshments. ' T 192 Senior Picnic .. .. . V Q95 -i 1 '24-at . 1- . ' x'-'- , ,X K In rg I , I f' ,, F' ' '- i'?aN5,,'2 M A ' . ,fa 3+ f , W A -5f,...gl5 'V C g. , has 'L 12's f' ' Sink limi TW C ll f- WWA! Steve Stricklen and Paul Wynne play volleyball with the seniors. Urban Cowboy. Craig Neal tries to hang on as his classmates bronc him off the modern day horse. Mom Needs a Swim. Kip Paschall and friends help mom into the pool. Senior Picnic 193 Never Say Goodbye Seniors are fl! Chanted by Jeff Gunn and his date Terri Savelle. Being handed a single rose by Kelly Fis Waiting to be escorted, Mickey McKee and his date Shelly Adeoek make a cute Teresa Smith is ready to be escorted in with couple. 194 Prom date, Kip Paschall. , M - .g g W er 4 Q , 1- .,xx, u Eg ,J ' .-in ... ,. -. 3 , swf s ' - Lovingly into each other's eyes, Keith Roberts and Kim Tanner are in the prom spirit. Having a great time, Kelly King, Kelly Kroenung and Thel White dance to the rhythm. Remember at the prom that night? We danced so close, we danced so slow and I swore I'd never let you go. Together Forever . . . - Jon Bon Jovi May 9, 1987, the day of Prom. A very special day when the sun goes down and an even- ing of romance begins. Everyone is dressed up in their elegant at- tire ready to live it up. They cer- tainly succeeded in this. The night started out with a lovely dinner and following that was a slide show that was full of pic- tures of our seniors. After all this, the dance started which V+ I ww, The gorgeous table that was designed to perfection. was one big party. A variety of music was played that everyone enjoyed. It was quite a glamorous evening full of sparkle and glitz. It ended with a few slow songs that added an almost fairy-tale-like at- mosphere to the dreamy night. It was a delightful evening full of memories that will last forever. Prom 195 QWUF' The four senior studs, Billy Peacock, Chris Carr, Pete Guittarrez, and Mike Everage. Making his moves, Gene Handley cuddles with Dee Richardson. Posing during the dance, Liska Lewis and her date Bill Hicks from Paschal smile with happiness. 196 Prom u 5 Cuddling together, Stacie Bruton and Kevin New look very s together, Ni, K , 1 Prom 197 Graduation '87 Ai-ff' azffz Twelve years completed. Seniors leave after the ceremony. Graduation -Mx ,am Beach Party. Each year, the graduating c M 'cgi 'QQ- iff' Mr. Burger, honorary escort to the Seniors wa down the aisle. Class of '87 lass shows uniqueness. This year - beach balls -ull Y aft H, ii ,Q :Zi mg, Si? b ig? Af vi, AV xi ii s 4 it X -as f: fff V . ffl ' 1 mf qf af ..-.e ,', , ,f g , All Smiles. Seniors wait for their families after the graduation. Seniors Show Spirit. As the school song is sung, the class hails Crowley High perhaps for the last time. M f 1 ,, V , fluff ' -III A V' W' if Wim A, 7 wx, ' wwamfffiz Q 1- P W K r -' 'f ,f ,Wft,,ff ' 5 'HH HATS OFF! As the ceremony is completed, the Seniors toss their hats. Graduation 199 TWILA ALLEN 9, 10 4 Gymnastics 11, 12 4 Spanish Club DANA ANDERSON 9, 10, 11 4 Basketball 9, 10 4 Band 11, 12 4 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12 4 NHS 12 4 Typing I Award 12 4 French Club KIM ANDERSON Drama Club 4 Tempe, Arizona CHRISTIE ARMSTRONG 9, 10 4 Band 10 4 FHA 11 4 Spanish Club 11,12 4 DECAQ 114 Secretary, 12 4 Vice President DAVID BALLARD 9 4 Football 10,11, 12 4 Tennis 12 4 Rodeo Club 11, 12 4 VICA DEANA BARNES Drama Club Spanish Club FHA STEVE BARTON 9 4 Football 9, 10 4 Basketball 11 4 Art II Award 12 4 Spanish Club JEFF BIVENS 9, 10, 114 Track, 11 4 Manager 10, 11 4 Cross Country 10, 11, 12 4 Talon Staff 12 4 ICT 12 4 VICA Reporter 12 4 NHS JAMES TODD BLACKBURN 9 4 Class Treasurer 9,1O,11,12 4 Football, 12 4 Captain 11, 12 4 NHS STEPHEN CRAIG BLANDINO 11,12 4 YFC Leader 12 4 Third in Prose Interpretation District 12 4 Speech I Award STACI BRUTON 9, 10, 11,12 -- Volleyball, 12 4 All District 9, 10, 11,12 4 Basketball, 11,12 4 Honorable Mention 9, 10, 11 4 Track 9, 10 4 FCA 11, 12 4 NHS 11 4 Spanish Club 12 4 Varsity Cheerleader 12 4 Most Athletic Girl 12 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students 00 Senior Credits Senior Credits ANGELA BULLOCK FHA NHS JOEL BURNS 9, 10 4 Band 10, 11, 12 4 Student Council 11, 12 4 Spanish Club 12 4 Youth in Government KIM CARAWAY 9 4 Volleyball 9 4 Basketball 9 4 Track 10 4 Drill Team 11 4 Tennis 11, 12 4 Student Council, 12 4 Secretary 11, 12 4 French Club 12 4 NHS 12 4 Youth in Government 12 4 CX Debate District Winner CHRIS CARR 9, 10 4 Basketball 12 4 ICT DAWN COCKFIELD 10,11, 12 4 FHAXHERO 11 4 Area 5 Treasurer FHA 11, 12 4 Class Representative FHA 12 4 Hero Vice President LETICIA CONTRERAS 9, 10 4 Band 10, 11 4 Spanish Club 11, 12 4 NHS 12 4 Debate JOHN COPELAND Hall High School 4 Spanish Club Latin Club Beta Club MathfScience Club Hallmark Choir Crowley High School 4 Academic Decathlon UIL Science Null Set Club STEVE CORN 9,10, 11,12 4 Band 9 4 Football, Weightlifting 11, 12 4 NHS JEFF COX 9, 10 4 Track 9, 10, 11 4 Football CHRIS CROCKETT 11, 12 4 NHS TONY DARLING 11 4 Baseball TRIESHA DAVIDSON Drill Team FHA Close Up GINGER DAVIS FHA JENNIFER DE LEEUW 9 4 Class Vice President 9 4 Role in Gypsy 9,10, 11, 12 4 Student Council, 9, 10 4 Rep., 12 4 President 10 10 10 4 Role in You Can't Take it With You 11, 12 4 NHS 11, 12 4 French Club, 12 4 President 10, 11, 12 4 International Thespian Society, President 12 11 4 Assistant Director Never Too Late 11 4 One Ace Crucible 12 4 All Star Cast Bad Seed 11 4 Girls' State Delegate 12 4 Talonette 12 4 Outstanding Theatre Student 12 4 One Act The Children 's Hour 12 4 Best Actress District One Act 12 4 Best Actress Area One Act 4 Tennis 4 JV Cheerleader LORENA RAE DIXON 9, 10 4 Band 10, 11, 12 4 FHA 11 4 Spanish Club 12 4 DE 12 4 Homemaking II Award HOLLY DOWDY 9, 10, 11,12 4 Band 9, 11 4 FHA CHAD DUREN 9, 10, 11,12 4 Track 11, 12 4 Cross Country, Regional Qualifier 9, 10 4 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 -4 Band, State Ensemble 11, 12 4 NHS BECKY DURHAM 9, 10, 11, 12 4 FHA, Vice-President of Achievement LISA EASTER 9 4 Basketball Manager 9, 10 4 Volleyball 11, 12 4 NHS 12 4 OE, 12 4 Award DONNA EAVES Cleburne High School 4 Latin Club ACLXUCL FHA FTA Alvarado High School 4 FHA Crowley High School 4 FHA HECE TRACIE EKHARDT 9 4 Band 9 4 Basketball LAURIE KAY ELLIS 9,10, 11,12 4 One Act Play 10, 11, 12 4 Fall Play 10, 11, 12 4 International Thespian Society 10, 11, 12 A Talonette, 11 A Historian, Talonette of Year 12 A Superstar at Camp, Macy's Parade 11, 12 A Class Secretary 11, 12 A NHS 12 A French Club Vice President 12 A Homecoming Princess 12 A Most Beautiful 12 A Most Talented LISA FISHER 9, 10 A Basketball, Volleyball, Track 11 A Cosmetology, Vice 12 A HECE MARK FILIPEK 10 A Tennis, Student Council 10, 11 A Spanish Club 12 A Best Dressed CAROL FISHER 9,10,11,12 A Trainer 11, 12 A Spanish Club 9, 10 A FCA 11,12 A NHS, 12 A Historian, 12 A Publicity Chairman 12 A Fort Worth Regional Science Fair Winner CINDY FLAMMANG NHS CHARLES FLINT 9, 10, 11, 12 A Football 9,10,11,12 A Track 11, 12 A NHS EDITH GARCIA 10, 11 A Talonette 11 A Student Council 12 A FHA, Vice President of Publicity 12 A French Club, Treasurer JOHN GARDNER 9, 10, 11,12 A Football, 12 A 2nd Team All District 9 A Track 10, 11, 12 A Powerlifting, 12 A Regional Qualifier LEE GARGIS 9, 11,12 A Team Sports 10 A Track 11 A FHA LORI GAINER 9, 10, 11,12 A Band, 11A Secretary, 12 A President, Sweetheart 11, 12 A NHS 11 A FHA, Vice President Programs DEE ANNE GIBBS 9 A Student Council 10, 11 A Tennis 9, 10, 11,12 A Drama 12 A Thespians 11, 12 A French Club HOLLIE GIEGER 9, 10, 11,12 A Band, 12 A Band Court Senior Credits 1O,11,12 A Flag Corps 11, 12 A French Club 11,12 A NHS BEN GODFREY 10,11, 12 A Spanish Club, 12 A President STEVE GREGG 9, 10, 11 A Baseball 12 A ICT JEFFERY PAUL GUNN 9, 10, 11, 12 A Football, 12 A Captain Basketball Track Youth and Government, State Speech and Debate Drama CASSANDRA DENICE GUNTER 9, 10 A Band 11, 12 A Spanish Club 10 A Gymnastics 12 A Who's Who Among American High School Students PETE GUTIERREZ III 9 A Football 9 A Basketball 10, 11, 12 A Baseball CHRIS HARGROVE 9, 10, 11, 12 A Trainer 11, 12 A Talon Staff, 11 A Sports Editor, 12 A Editor CONNIE HAYNIE 9, 10 A Band 9, 10, 11 A Volleyball, Basketball 9, 10, 11 A FCA, 10 A Treasurer, 11 A Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12 A Student Council, 9, 10 A Representative 9, 10, 11, 12 A Cheerleader, 12 A Head Cheerleader 11, 12 A NHS 9 A Freshman Homecoming Princess 9 A Class Secretary 11 A Class President, Favorite 12 A Class President, Most Friendly Girl 11 A World Geography Award 12 A Homecoming Princess BEN HENRY 9,10,11,12 A Football 9, 10, 11 A Basketball 12 A Track 12 A NHS, 12 A Treasurer 12 A Student Council 10, 11 A French Club, 11 A Treasurer 9, 10, 11,12 A FCA 12 A Who's Who Among American High School Students CHRIS HOOTEN 9, 10, 11, 12 A FTA, 11 A Vice President, 12 A President, 12 A District Vice President 11, 12 A Talonette 11, 12 A NHS 12 A UlL Scholar Award NIKKI HUDSON 9, 10, 11, 12 A Student Council 9, 10, 11 A Spanish Club 10 A Talonette 11, 12 A Cheerleader, 12 A Stephanie Harris Scholarship 11, 12 A NHS 10, 12 A Class Vice President 11 A Class Treasurer 11 A Homecoming Princess 12 A Homecoming Princess 10 A Sophomore Queen of Hearts 9 A Geometry and Spanish I Awards 11 A English lll Award 12 A Best AllAAround Girl 12 A Most Flirtatious Girl PATRICK DOUGLAS HUNT 9 A Varsity Baseball 12 A NHS JOHN HUTSON 12 A FHA, Chapter President 11 A Office Aide ofthe Year 12 A Team Sports Award CHARLOTTE JONES A SALUTATORIAN 9, 10, 11, 12 A Volleyball, 12 A Captain, Best Server Dist. 9,10, 11,12 A Basketball, 11, 12 A Dist Honorable Mention 9, 10 A FCA, 9 A- Representative, 10 A Treasurer 11 A Spanish Club 11, 12 A NHS 9 A Health Award 12 A Word Processing Award 12 A U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar X Athlete Award WENDY KELLY 9 A Track 11 A Spanish Club 11, 12 A Prose, 12 A 1st District, 2nd Regional, State Comp. 11 A Thespians 11 A Role in Never Too Late 12 A One Act Children's Hour, All Star Cast Area, Regional PRESHIE KENDALL 9, 10 A Basketball 9, 10, 11 A Volleyball 10, 11, 12 A Baseball Scorekeeper 12 A NHS JENNIFER KLAWITTER - VALEDICTORIAN 9,10, 11,12 A Band, 12 A Court 10,11, 12 A Flag Corps 9, 10, 11, 12 A Spanish Club, 9 A Vice President, 10 A Secretary 12 A Chaplain 9,10, 11,12 A YFC 12 A AFS, 12 A Secretary, Hostess for Foreign Exchange Student 11 A Girls' State Delegate 11 A American Airlines Scholar 12 A DAR Citizenship Award 12 A Most Likely to Succeed Girl Senior Credits 201 KELLY KOTERBA 9, 10, 11, 12 A Volleyball 9,10, 11, 12 A Basketball, 12 A Honorable Mention 9, 10 A Track 9, 10 A FCA 10 A Drill Team 11, 12 A French Club KIM LAMBERT 9 A FTA 10 A Talon Staff 12 A NHS 12 A Homecoming l Award GEMA LANE 9 A Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 A Basketball LESA LAUTERBACH 9 A Athletics 1 1, 12 A Spanish Club 12 A Drama WESLEY SEAN LEE 9, 11, 12 A Football, 12 A All District 10,11, 12 A Track, 12 A Captain 10 A Cross Country MICHAUNE LEONARD 12 A FHA 12 A Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 A Junior Achievement FRANK LERASH 11, 12 A lCT RICH LEWIS 9,10, 11, 12 A Football 9 A Track 11, 12 A Powerlifting, 12 A Regional Qualifier 10, 11 A Student Council DOUG MARSHALL 9, 10, 11, 12 A Baseball, 11 A Honorable Mention Catcher 11 A Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 Years Perfect Attendance PAUL MARTIN 9,10, 11,12 - Baseball 12 - NHS CYNTHIA MARTINEZ La Marque High School A Thespian Drill Team Haflinger High School A Speech Team Thespian Paschal High School A Thespian Weatherford High School A Thespian Mixed Choir Crowley A Choir 202 Senior Credits Senior Credits RANDY MCDANIEL 9 A Football 12 A ICT JIM MCDONALD 9 A Football 9, 10, 11 A Rodeo Team 11,12 A FHAXHERO TAJMA MCGINNIS Western Hills High School 9, 10 A Track 9, 10 A Basketball 9 A FHA, JA 10 A Drama Crowley High A 11 A Track 11, 12 A French Club MICKEY MCHEE 9, 10, 11,12 A Football 10, 11 A Rodeo Team 12 A FHA President HUETTE MERRELL 9, 10, 11, 12 A Student Counci 10 A Class President 10 A Talonette 11 A Tennis 12 A Class Treasurer SHERRI MILLER 9 A Volleyball, Track 9 A FCA 9 A Drama 9 A Band 9, 10 A Basketball 10 A Talonette 10,11,12 A Tennis, 11, 12 A Regional Qualifier 11 A VICA, Reporter 12 A Cosmetology STEVE MOODY 9,10, 11,12 A Basketball, 11, 12 A All District 11, 12 A NHS 12 A Cross County LYNN MORGAN 11, 12 A NHS CRAIG NEAL 9, 10, 11, 12 A Football, 12 A All District 9, 10 A Basketball 9, 10 A Golf 10, 11 A Track 12 A Baseball 12 A FHA 10, 11,12 A FCA 10 DEVONNA NEW 9,10,11, 12 A FHA 11 A HECE 12 A DE KEVIN NEW 9, 10, 11,12 A Football 9,10, 11, 12 A Baseball 11, 12 A NHS JONNA NOACK 9, 10, 11 A Volleyball A Sophomore Prom Escort 9,10,1lA Track 10, 11 A Spanish Club 11,12 A NHS STEVE NORRIS 9, 10 A Baseball 11, 12 A Auto Mechanics JIM O'BRIEN 9, 10, 11,12 A Football 9 A Wrestling, State Qualifier 10, 11, 12 A Powerlifting, 10 A State Qualifier 11 A 4th in State 12 A District and Regional Champ 12 A 2nd in State 12 A National Qualifier 9 A Journalism Award 11 , 12 A FCA 11 A Class Favorite 11, 12 A Student Council, 11 A Representative of Class 12 A Vice President 12 A Most Friendliest 12 A Mr. Crowley High VICKI PADILLA 9, 10, 11, 12 A Volleyball 9 A Basketball 12 A Basketball Manager KIPLING W. PASCHALL 9, 10, 11, 12 A Football, 9 A Captain 9, 10, 11, 12 A Basketball, 9 A Captain, 12 A Honorable Mention, Captain 9, 10, 11 A Track 9, 10 A FCA 9 A School Musical 10 A Sophomore Escort 12 A Golf, 3rd in District 12 A NHS 12 A Fina All American Academic Athlete JIM PETTY 9,10, 11,12 A Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 A Football Manager 11, 12 A Spanish Club 11, 12 A Art SHELLEY PIPES 9, 10, 11,12 A Band, 10 A All Region 11,12 A Flag Corps 10, 12 A Spanish Club, 10 A Vice President 11, 12 A NHS, 12 A Co-Historian MARY PITTS 9 A Choir 11, 12 A Cosmetology 11,12 A VICA, 11- Reporter, 12 A President 11 A 1st District Club Business RENE PRIESTER 9 A Athletics HECE l and ll GERALD RAGLAND 9, 10, 11 Y Band 10, 11, 12 Y Art NANCY ROCAMONTES 9, 10, 11,12 Y Band, 12- Court 10, 11, 12 Y Flag Corps, 12 Y Captain 11 Y Spanish Club 11, 12 Y NHS LARRY ROTENBERRY 9, 10, 11 Y Football 9 Y Class President 9 Y Student Council TONIA ROUSE 9 Y Joshua H.S. PASF Convention Member 9, 10, 11- Tennis TODD RUDEL 9 Y Basketball 9,10,11,12 Y Baseball TERRI SAVELLE 9, 11, 12 - Varsity Cheerleader, 9, 12 Y Co-Captain 9 Y Freshman Homecoming Princess 10 Y Sophomore Homecoming Princess 10 Y Sophomore Escort 9 Y Track 11, 12 Y NHS 12 Y Homecoming Queen 12 Y Class Favorite 12 Y French Club 12 Y Miss Crowley High RODNEY SCHLOTHAUER 9, 10, 11,12 Y Rodeo Team English IV Award lCT ll Award TRACY SELLERS 9, 10 Y Choir, Favorite 9, 10 Y Gymnastics 9 Y Academic Achiever Taneene Shields 12 Y ICT, Secretary 9 Y FHA Ben Sikes 9, 10 Y Band 9, 10, 11,12 -- Basketball, 12 Y Honorable Mention 11, 12 Y NHS, 12 Y Vice President 12 Y Spanish Club, Vice President 12 Y Class Favorite 12 Y All-Around Best Boy 12 Y Homecoming Court SCOTT SIKES 9, 10, 11, 12 Y Football 9, 10 Y Track 10 Y Sophomore Homecoming Court 11, 12 Y NHS THERESA SMITH 9, 10, 11, 12 Y Cheerleader 9, 10, 11,12 Y Volleyball, 11 Y All District 12 Y Honorable Mention Senior Credits 9, 10, 11 Y Basketball 9, 10, 11 Y Track 11, 12 Y NHS 12 Y Homecoming Senior Princess 12 Y l Dare You Award KIM STEPHENS 9, 10, 11 Y Basketball 9, 10 Y Volleyball 9, 10 Y Band 9 Y Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Y Student Council 9, 11, 12 Y Cheerleader 11, 12 Y NHS 12 Y Who's Who WENDY STRICKLAND 9 Y Basketball, Volleyball 10, 11, 12 Y Spanish Club, 11 Y Student Council Rep. 1O,11, 12 Y Talonette, 11 Y 1st Lt. 12 Y Co-Captain 12 Y VOE JASON STRUW 11, 12 Y Auto Mechanics 9,1O, 11,12 Y Art WAYNE SZOT 9, 10, 11, 12 Y Woodworking 11 Y Metal Shop 12 Y Auto Mechanics KRISTIN TAPLESHAY 10, 11 Y Talonette, 11 Y Secretary 11 Y Spanish Club 11 Y Girls' State Alternate 11 Y Biology ll Award 1 1 Y One Act Play 12 Y NHS, Parliamentarian 12 Y Student Council 12 Y Fall Play, All Star Cast 12 Y One Act, All Star Cast District and Area 12 Y Computer Award ANGIE TARSHA 9, 10 Y Basketball ERIN TIDWELL 9, 10, 11 Y Cross Country, Regional Qualifier 9, 10 Y Track 10 Y Spanish Club 11, 12 Y Talonette, 12 Y Talonette of the Year 12 Y NHS RHONDA VRBA 9 Y Volleyball Manager 9, 10 Y Track 9 Y FCA and FHA 11, 12 Y DECA, 12 Y President 11, 12 Y NHS BRENT JOSEPH VUOTTO 9 Y Swim Team at South Dearborn H.S. SANDY WALTON 9, 10 Y Band 10 Y Flag Corps 11 - Spanish Club 11, 12 Y NHS GREG WARNICK 9, 10 Y Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Y Basketball 11, 12 Y Spanish Club 11,12 Y NHS JEARREL WEBB 9,10, 11,12 Y Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Y All Regional Band Member 11, 12 Y Texas Wesleyan Honor Band 10, 11, 12 Y Stage Band PAULA WIGGINS 12 Y FHAXHERO, Vice President of Projects FHA Class Representative 12 Y NHS 12 Y Who's Who Among American High School Students ANDREW WILLIAMS 9, 10 Y Football 9, 10, 11,12 Y Band 9, 10, 11,12 Y Stage Band 12 Y All Region Band 12 Y Texas Wesleyan Honor Band 12 Y State Soloist 11 , 12 - NHS LATRINA wn.uAMs 9, 10 - Band 10, 11 Y Spanish Club, 11 Y Secretary 11, 12 Y Student Council 11,12 Y NHS, 12 Y Secretary 12 Y Debate Team, 4A District Champs 12 Y UlL Scholar Award 12 Y Cross-Ex Debate Award LEIGHAN WOOD 9, 10, 11 Y Band 11 Y Rifle Corps 9, 10, 11 Y Volleyball, Track 12 Y Cross Country CURTIS WOODALL 9, 10, 11,12 Y Football 9,10, 11,12 Y Basketball 9, 10 Y French Club BRYAN WRIGHT 9 Y Athletics 9, 10, 11,12 Y Band 12 Y Drum Major 11, 12 Y All State Band 12 Y Homecoming Queen ROXANNE YAUGER 10 Y Talonette 11 Y DE 12 Y VOE 12 Y OEA, President TAMMY YOUNG 9 Y Basketball 11, 12 Y FHA 11, 12 Y HECE Senior Credits 203 Mark Thomas Mark words cannot express the happiness you have brought and given to our famlly Thank you for bemg a blessmg from God to our famlly Chrlstle Armstrong if Q. Congratulahons we are all proud of you throughout llfe our love wxll be with you always Love Mom Rlchard James Chris Crockett 6' Chns we are very proud of you and love you very much Love Mom and Dad Jenmfer Ellse DeLeeuw You ve come a long way We are all so proud of you Much love from Mom Dad Krrstl and Keith Laurle Elhs YS yr 2--nqnum, Laune you are so special to us and we love you very much We are proud of all your hard work and accompllshments God bless you Love Mom Dad Chuck Becky Lynn Durham Becky we wlsh you all happmess and fmer thlngs ln llfe May God always keep you We re very proud of you Love Mom and Dad Glnger Mlchele Davls We prayed and walted for you Smce the day you were born you have been a joy to our llves We love you Mom and Dad Klp Paschall g its .uv Ianni Kap we hope you know the love and pnde that both of us feel because of all you ve done and all you are God bless you Mom and Sld P Douglas Hunt nwilgiswq You re such a joy to us May God contmue to bless you Mom and Dad ll L V K , , ki Wkx k -,.t .. K K :QE . ..kkV:Jxk:LLk ,- A .KVL A A A ,fs . I tt J lklkl . .K 1Vf I X L ik ttess tt . I V' . 2 A , 5 .,,:s1E X W - Q k,kx, YS s- K9 X x . , 204 Sr Messages Bryan Wright Bryan, we love you and we are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Brad John Gardner You've come a long way, Bud. Always remember - you can do anything if you want to. We love you and are proud of you. Mom, Dad, Kelli Chrxs Hargrove Larry Campbell May your future be brlght and hap py We love you Your Famnly and Teddy John Zamboni always knew you could do It We re very proud of you Love Mom and Dad Larry we are so proud of you' As you ven ture out on your own remember one thmg We love you and are always here for you Love Mom and Pop Terri Lynn Savelle 91 We re so proud of you and we wish you the best ln everythlng you set out to do Love Mom and Dad Tonia Rouse .Q IT 1 wr f As usual, Tonia, your mouth is always open! We are proud of you and love you very much. Love, Mom and Dad Angela Lynn Bullock Congratulatnons Angela' A true angel and dellght of our llfe Love Mom Travls and Chris Elizabeth Lexgham Wood J W e J U' 7 4 r , :ff ,VZ We love you and we re very proud of you Mom Frank Jamie Nanny Papa and Dad ' s . 'KS' l ,fb - , . ' V . . . , I I b . hi 7 3 Y - , . 1 I 21, Wu ' ,, It , - ' W ' is . ' ' - A ' fl y, l i l . , , V' V . I L ' f -, fA'f'fi' l W, , ' f -' I We . 1 . v V , . .,,, . , Sr. Messages 205 Steve Loomls Steven a new wonderful world awaits you Glve lt your best' Love Mom and Dad Randy McDamel Randy we are so proud of your outlook on your hte your mannerlsms ablllty to stuck to your projects and your unselflsh attrtude God bless you' Love Your parents Todd Rudel We have always been so proud of you All our love and best wrshes go wtth you unto the future We love you Mom Dad Tamara and Tasha Melmda Harrison Melmda Congratulatnons babe We re real ly proud of you God Bless Mom Dad and Steve Sherrl Muller f rf X We are so proud of you Keep your goals hugh Love and good luck rn all your future endeavors Mom and Dad Bryan Oran To my son who has made my lxfe very hap py llove you Mom Preshle Kendall bm' Pooh you are the best' We know you ll achieve your goals tn hte We love you very much Mom Dad and Angle Tracy Sellers Tracy be true to your values set your goals hugh you are an achrever We love you Mom and Dad Jonna Noack You ve come a long way baby' We are very proud ot you Love Mom Dad Sonlee Holly 1 1 5- . 4 X y 1 ' y Y ' - l ' ' . T P ' L L T' T. , - , - Y w ' -7 . , Yma- . , 206 Sr Messages Cherie D'Ann Kersten Benjamin Edwards Sikes Carl Privitt Congratulations we are very proud of you! Can we sell the horse now? Love Mom Dad Chris Jerry Don Lisa LaTrina Williams God created in you a masterpiece and we are proud to be your parents for you have showered our lives with sunshine and joy We love you Mama and Daddy Kimberly Rene Stephens Kim you are very special and you ll go far because of your diligence and your faith We love you Mom and Daddy Ben lf we could have only one son we re glad and thankful it was you. We re proud of you and we love you. Mom and Dad Pete Gutierrez Ill 10-W Peter we are very proud of you Congratulations' Proverbs Chapter 4 Joel Burns Joel you have unlimited potential Do the best you can be We love you just because Cody Doug Marshall Huette Marie Merrill Doug set your mind on what you want be determined and go for it' We re proud of you Love Mom Dad and Dustin Congratulations' Mom Dad Dan and David 3 .f X . N 1 I S 5 , rl ,, 45 I t u 5 ,jgij V ,M 1 Q, 1 x . , . Q 6 I ' ' Love, Pete, Santa,and Anna youlre you. Love, Mom, Dad, Robin, and ' L. s D is -s s , xl , T Sr. Messages 207 Krrsten Tapleshay Love Mom and Dad Rlch Lewrs I-61+ vvim W S.. Rrch keep making footprrnts m the sand of tnme and belreve ln your dreams We love you Dad Mom and Dawn Ben Henry Our love and best wishes go with you ln the years ahead Mom Dad Todd and Tanya Cassandra Gunter Sandy our love for you IS only surpassed by God s love We are so proud of you Love Mom and Dad Devonna Kay New Baby we are proud of you' Love you' Mom and Dad De Anne Gibbs Dee you ve come a long way Baby' We are all proud of you' Mom Roy and Ronnle Jeffrey Paul Gunn Our love 15 yours free of charge Our respect you worked hard to earn The rest of your lrfe IS up to you and God Love Mom and Dad Edith Garcra Our rtt e grrl has now become a young lady We wlsh you the best IH the future We love you Mom Dad and Brothers Davld E Gullck Congratulatrons to a wmner' Am t It Great' Y 7 I ' ' - L ..........t.a,.,. L. W. . E I tttt ' .1 Q N lly. , , me sh g t L M- ' '- ' 1 .l Z., + r vyq . L-My . ,f ' ,.,- If ' 1 1 -. e ' A ' 'K WLKLL is - x r K -- . v . b Xi-egg 55- I ,Q f , N-W x L in '..'k. l iw' s, 15 sy' 'lf I ' , ' ' ' , . , l' l ' it , . Q: , 208 Sr, Messages Chrls Oakl Chrls we are so proud ol you and love you so much There are great things waltmg for you We just know nt All our love Mom Dad and Kathy Nnkkl Hudson Congratulations Nikki' Set your goals hugh and persevere but don t forget to stop and smell the roses Love Mom and Dad Marm Hrcklen Tracre Darlene Duncan Thank heaven for lrttle gurls We love you and wlsh you the very best Love Mom and Dad Kevm Hoover Nah.. Son we are so proud of you You are a wtnner on and off the court and ln our hearts Love Mom and Dad We love you Takson' Dad Mom Tammy Terrr Phlllp Trisha Lrsa Easter We are proud of you Love Mom Dad and Mtchael Letlcla Contreras uhm Praise God' He made you so beautlful msnde and out May God bless you as you have been a blessmg to us Lots of love Mom Dad Knkr Juan and Mars: Jeffrey Cox i .,t A gm WL Ia. .. Jeff we are so proud of you' Congratula tlons on a job well done We love you Mom Dad and Jennifer David Michael Everage Q13 6 as V.'lAto...M Mrke we are so very happy that you are our son We wrsh you much happrness for the future If you need us we will be there Love Mom and Dad . ey , , . . ng L , , . , . . , . A . , v , , V - l -.fb-. . . 4- 3 W ss 'r . tts, . I Sirk em 25' W I ' - 5, 35 ' ' , 1-, . f rx. r -a so . v! , 'H . - ' - 5-QQYQRIQS . ' f Ei ., , tit ' , rr . . H , . . , . . I , Y y .Y .. , . . . 5 Y y , , . ,x Q ,ytryeh p. trs' W , 'l 4 , ,- U K agp t tltt T ,uf-'aff' 4 V I ' ' I Y . I , . . . ' A - 1 Sr. Messages 209 John Hutson me K kk .K My John, thanks for the memories! We are proud of our fine young man, Mom and Dad Scott Alan Silver I? We love you and are very proud of you Good luck M5 and keep reaching for that Silver lining Love Mom Dad and Rob Connie Haynie P Nuff Connie, continue to keep the Lord first in your life - you light up our lives. Mother and Daddy Rodney Olguin M wk if .rv 8x08 I in Go forth ye special child of God Know that so long as lm around youll never walk alone Dad Burt Anderson ! Congratulations, Burt! From then to now, you've come a long way. Love, Mom Dad Robert Cassie Ben Rene Priester Congratulations Rene' Our love our pride in you and our caring will always be with you Mom and Dad Kelly Koterba Brent Vuotto Erin Tidwell -A Ke y or someone who never had a ball in her hand tl 9th grade You have done very well l am very proud of you Love Mom We re behind you 1001' Go for the gold You re the best Brent' Love Bobby and Kathryn 3 224 'WNW M-5? Q W' as fa-4 was V ilmi mf xl Asus From precious baby to sweet adoles cent to lovely young lady You ve been a delight to this family God bless you may you grow ever closer to him Love Mom Dad Gary and Brian y y l f l L ,, ' - K s ,L 'L ' . f- wg f W '-' , .K ,K Q -g ,.- - gs- ' K 'Q f KK KK , . KM K ,K . K K K K ,K K QK Q a -- - . ,ii 5 it I yi pus . .-t- 1 .- , -12 xy a M- 3 .. may , ' r . , - if , ,uf lflfil f . . Q 2. K N K KKKK ra 1 AK ng K ' . r . A ' Ln K ,r U ' Y 'KH -. .r - , V . - I ' 1 . , Y . . . . IK - 11 - . 1- 1 . Y , , f l I M 'F L Q aj I f r ' ., is Q 5' ' Rfflz t A - as ,Q ...N - K -3, ' Y ,f bfK j4K4a..K Q- KK 2:3 H K f . , . K K . K . . , , 1 - , , , . . . , . , I ' Y Y y 3 210 Sr. Messages Theresa Smith Words cannot express how we feel as you graduate What a joy you are to our hves' You are a specxal per son We love you Daddy and Pam Crarg Neal You ve made us proud and honored your parents ln love We re always supportive of you and believe ln you as our son Jenny Curry We are so proud of you We hope all your ambrtlons and dreams come true Love, Mom and Bud Gema Mane Lane Gemarle you re stlll precious' We love you Mother and Daddy Todd Christopher Royal Q' so Miss? Way to go Todd Royal' You re tl wnth Mom Dad and Jer lBumba too l and nfl B ball player Trent Harp Thank Heavens It s over' Congratulations' Love from your family Chad Duren r V in l Chad we love you for who you are and because you choose to please us ln all you Chris Nnx Chrls you are very special to us and we are proud of you Love Mom and Dad Phllnp plans 1 3 Stephen Barton Steve, My how tnme flxes A beautlful httle boy has blossomed unto such a handsome young man We love you so May God carry you mto wonderful thmgs throughout lxfe Our love, Mom and Dad 3 2 jg- . ' I ,W ' K ' 'dl , M I. ,E 41. 1 fs I f ,rt' t ' ' ff 'p : L ' . h A A - do. Proverbs3:1-4. Mom, Dad, andJen 4 t' l s Sr. Messages 211 M R S Printing 812 N. Crowley Fld. Crowley, Texas 76036 297-1351 CROWLEY GOLD 8a SILVER CUSTOM JEWELRY Buy, Sell, and Trade Full Repair Service Gold, Silver, Diamonds and Stone Setting 300 E. Main Crowley, Texas l817l 297-1278 Father's Kitchen Featuring: Your Favorite Pizzas T0 5U'T YOUR and gr 4 TASTE Soft Drinks Ig 77 1 TQ.2j'f , lf 297-2341 if Chalet Plaza QW 816 Crowley Rd. Jeff Bivens Jeff, God really has blessed us with a son like you. Just remember who you are and where you come from. Love, Mom and Dad Insurance Discounts Licensed by the State Teena er' Classes S Daily J I -'i' ' url- --Q i .T ..1- 5: A -...1 P 4 STUDENT P Drivers Education i 4025-F 5, 1 Sycamore School Rd. 292-3300 CARROLL WATKINS llllil u O iiiiil , in .gn A 2 gljeg. Q I mga . W if N r af if f , if .. 4 f f if Das f' 'ff ,,, . , ,. K fly, is S , Kip Paschall I remember a lot of wonderful things about you. Your 18th Birthday was a nice one. We are proud of you. Love, Dad and Earline Paschall EAGLE BOOSTERS Kay and Michael Newberry Rue, Joye and Amy Jack, Jan, Jade, Zem Boyd Barbara, Keith, Bronwen Gregory Linda Crutchfield and Spock, Captain Kirk, Brigadier Janet, Randy, Brook, Blake Holt Mike, Phyllis, Jennifer, Lindsay Leach Barbara Meriwether Dale and Mary Morfeld Carole, Sidney, Tressa, Kip, Kreyton Poynter 212 Ads !'1 CROWLEY GULF 229 MAIN CROWLEY, TEXAS 297-2681 Complete Auto Service OWNER - TOM CARRELL Specializing In Frame Work f Tune'Ups AXC Service ' Auto Maintenance 7X Deocwcn AWG 6342164 Complete Auto Body Restoration Over 25 Years Experience 3500 Decatur Ave. 625-5387 l CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! HAMPTON MOLASSES I CROWLEY, TEXAS l 817-297-1171 l Q ff Ballet'Tap'Jazz' I l ' Vi Clog ' Tumbling 0 Adult 5 I X XX 3 Exercise ' Country and i QA w Western 1 ' X DANCE ACADEMY JANIE SPARKMAN HOME OF STEPPIN' DANCE CO. 200 E. Main, Suite A 297-1601 Crowley, Texas 76036 923-5137 ' 7 Pleper s E! Shop Cards 0 Candy 0 Gifts Crowley Square 440 East Main St. Crowley, Texas 76036 BOB Sz JUDY PIEPER l817l 297-4207 LEONARD R. MORFELD Real Estate 84 Custom Building Maryjane Stuart associate 101 N. Magnolia 297-1856 Crowley, TX 76036 297-1977 INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED CHESLEY LEWIS INSURANCE Auto - Fire - Homeowners Business - Life - Pensions Hospitalization Estate Planning FT. WORTH BANK 8: TRUST BLDG. 2001 BEACH ST. 536-2823 Ads 213 14 E. SEMINARY ORT WORTH, TX 76115 BUY ' SELL ' TRADE TOMMY TUCKER'S PAWN SHOP LOANS ON ANYTHING OF VALUE TOMMY TUCKER'S SATELLITE T.V. SYSTEMS 921-3111 V! 95 a 5 S 1 1 5115445 WFP! ,LJ - ,7M3TIui6?f2s ONION RINGS L 326 E. Main Crowley, TX 76036 297-9951 CROWLEY ROAD Bggggrn R HARDWARE - A PLUMBING BMARINE SANDWICHES 10134 Crowley Road f I 216 CROWLEY TEXACO 297-1452 MECHANIC ON DUTY STATE INSPECTION ' FRONT END ALIGNMENT GOODYEAR TIRES ' BATTERIES ' LUBE A HOME TOWN STATION WITH HOME TOWN SERVICE DON MANSFIELD 500 E. MAIP MANAGER CROWLEY, TX 76036 CROWLEY TEXACO MIKE NOBLE I CROWLEY ROAD AUTOMOTIVE CROWLEYROAD AUTQMOTIVE 1609 N. CROWLEY ROAD CROWLEY, TX 76036 297-2228 COMPLETE CAR CENTER FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIESEL - TRUCK REPAIR ---4'-so W e ,ff Home ofthe Q ,, Greenback 5923 , Packers. - E' Siva- 7 'i fem? 5 ,, CQ 1 ff Q ALL g ' f sou hwest Ban!-1 M, v JV Loop820 at TrailLakeQ1f1ye W Nl M. My,..wf- -.. . .ganna-.,,,, ,,,,.qs-nnussuq--Qu! uunnnsuosnsc0 l ' I H... CR o WL EY 9, 1 3 1986 l'.?.'egi. 'ww new aww of we my Immun: sssgsnul' linsustO '.....'...-'si' Crowley Chamber of Commerce P O BOX 299 C I y TX 76036 817-297-4211 GRUMPY'S BODY SHOP 1629-A Crowley Rd. Crowley, Texas 76036 Q E fygpxm 48175 297 9061 Dm L'Grumpy,' GERRY'S FASHIONS SET 101 N. TEXAS CROWLEY, TX 297-9601 Liska Lewis and Julne Stacy admire the selectxon at Gerry s 218 Ads CROWLEY'S mHD FLORIST 113 ROBERTS 297-2581 We-'re backing the Eagles 1 OOOXO Jeff Pohoreske Photography , 4. it c Q , 912 Meadowview Dr. A 7 297-1339 7 1 .ffl I . 5 l Q 1 ,ff C A 7 uf, Zyl i I K VJ. 7- 1 . 297 4396 B8zB Corral ly Af, 10138 C l Rd 1 1 row ey . Ft, Worth, Texas , Z S 293-7116 . L 4 Bonnie Thomason, Owner Billy Thomason, Owner Carter .Q Dorothy Hunt 117 S Texas W OWHZVS C 0 If-V Pam Cook, Manager P.O. Box 330-280 Off. 4 293-6648 0 u n t Ft. worth, TX 76163 Res. if 295-1222 Dr. Allen G. Wynche Rd: Chiropractor 9405 Crowley Rd. 293-1890 Office Hrs. Gas Chicken G'oce 'es Mon., Tues., wed. at Fri. sat, 9-12 9-12 8: 2-6 Closed Thurs. Good Luck Seniors V Family Hair Salon Perms 319.95 Child 56.00 , Adult 58.00 Crowley Dalry Queen ' ' Suite 111 Ft. Worth 297.1791 135555741 294-2744 Ad 219 Darter And Associates Ag 200 E.Main A 0 Street East ' David Darfer Crowley, Texas 76036 Q B k r-Owner 297-4326 130282974326 ! O. - 297-4920 RED CARPET 5: Crowley Community Education 1005 West Main ' Crowley, TX 76036 A ,1 817-297-9141 'R 'YK ' 2, E 65, ' X.. r , ,,,.-,, 2 'C lv! ES? i 5 Q-, . Gang Lim ..'-' 1 3 '- G A f' DODSON'S h AUTO PARTS, INC. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP w,x 297-4316297-4317 Q4 Q MRS 860 CROWLEY ROAD N. 1 Zywa CROWLEY, TEXAS 76036 3 I V - New Heights Baptist Church ' 5' Old Cleburne - Crowley Rd. ' Crowley, TX 76036 A N Phone 48177 297-4002 A 1 H 1 4, ,jx ,-X. 'KT ff ,- 5 5 Pastor: Johnny Hendricks, Jr. 'I f , Us Q .- .U .., .L N U ?:. , K Q 1 220 Ads YDUR QUTOF I I? Y I I I , I I I I WN A 1 , 1 x X T I I I BANK OF I QQ IQJK Q4 QQ 55 6941.51 Ip rowley ffff?wffF2mI IJIfQi,I233I1QIII QWI LIQIIXIQEQQ, . I:II2Ifc4IffIe?I1II1I I1 fi ,. - -,H--I E L0 ' AA -1 '--- ., srom srurr ,QI-ji-,A',?.l,-,Qizl ' X 1 101 Roberts 'HEI-iy'vy 1. Crowley, TX 76036 xx ,. 5' 297-9036 -E 1 DAISY FRESH CLOTHES INSECTICIDES 29 7-9756 3' HAYTACK HORSECARE PRODUCTS WYATT CLEANERS gl QUALITY - SERVICE - PRICES XIMI44 GARDEN SUPPLIES gf1E:zVM,Ii':fJIqx 76140 101 w. MAIN, CROWLEY 76036 , N B17-293-2753 817-297-9802 1621 N. CROWLEY RD. an Ads 221 6' S lf s o 'IVSURANGV 208 West Main Crowley Quickway Crowley, Texas 76036 221 East Main Phone: 297-4344 Crowley, Texas 76036 Phone: 297-9621 1 in 7 . STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home orrices - BLOOMINGTON, ltuuous Art Brucks Agent 109 N. Roberts P.O. Box 237 Bus. Phone: 817 297-2256 Crowley, Texas 76036 Home Phone: 817 297-1745 fi .. . C 0 U51 'T 13- Crowley Public Schools . ,fi M ,jf 1 ' 49 107 Administration Building RESTNUPIWNT 1008 Highway 1187 6262 McCart 346-2511 Ft, Worth, Texas 76133 222 Ads So proud y , '0 e we hall' 'eg3lMxT ? X llrcvu MN rl mm rn nm urlrrrrry ulwn me urmgl W nmnlu, M rrhrrlr- by rhmla Skilled Qrrrlrmmr who cared ahmrr me um :lucy .lm my rlrc rmw ro .mrm,.-rr rrgm 'mu ww .mul nm nmllc l-.rx lr..mpQ.r mth prrdf Ilmr cpm! nl endcuxor rw mr! lm! mdm Wmfll lmll rl ln -Xrrrcvvmrrx :rom man ur uhm - msn and wurrrurr mlm lull .Arc crmngh ru do lherr hexr. I-mm .mm rn nffuunrunx. mrvrwr us mc- lmx wurkuv.An1cric.lnx mn hr proud of lhe vmrk Ihcfrv lining. ,hm .rx xhuv can hc proud ul rlrv mumry :hm work hm lmrlr X8 L- zuu proud ul Amcrxcn .uul rlxc npporxunmcx urn-rurl ro nm mmm Mm rx urllvng ur wr lm nr lrcr goal and cunrcnd rn reach lhuuv ur .rw prmru Qs me mm. mm rm ,mm ...marc M nm Mlm: rum aurmg mu Nlrrws mm mr urn-L-rm may rx mr ww :mm rmpprnw, llcxxlllr .md prmpfrrrr uc nw prulr um vnrmf rn mr' ,f ff' My iff 111e Crowley 'N' K J V Soar like an We ' 'M' Our Schedule Pleasantview Baptist Church 405 S. Beverly P.O. Box 330 Crowley, Texas 76036 Bible Study 9 30 a m W0fShiP 11 30 a m Church Trammg 6 O0 p m Evening Worshlp 7 O0 p m Outreach 7 00 p m Roger Palmer Minister Priority 7 00 P m of Youth Gee! What a Swell Year . . . This year Crowley stepped up in many ways. We succeeded and fail- ed, achieved and fell short. We rais- ed our heads in happiness and held them down in sadness. Through it all though, we remained happy and content. This was our year for STEPPING UP. Future Leaders - Congratulations to L class of 1987. You are tl, The beginning of a new Generation - Good luck to the first class of 1990. Upperclassmen - Good luck to you next year as seniors. Partying Class of 1989 - Best wishes to next year's Juniors. 224 Closing Q' 1 ff , 5. . ea ee s H . S? .f M A K Jani? S: Y -k-. I .. skew s :K S -. K s I hx fs .- U , ., K - .gf .. , - K if - S ' ' is . 'W 'K .... . X Q 1 - 2 .... . - ggg. I is A .... rsls N . ..., X 'T x it sg N 1 s l 2 E , . L milf L'..' if? .,., f 1- T... 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