Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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r Seen often around the school are people wearing Wranglers and Ropers This style is popular among Shannon Pate Fr., Jennifer Monday Jr , Robert Vonrn Sr, and Brian Rickert Jr. Y Brighily colored scarves become trendy accessories when worn with sweaters, Kim Clark Sr. and Chip Henley Sr. exhibit the preppy look. Units, Units, Units. Tracy Byrd Sr. and Stephanie Neal Sr. pose ln Units outfits, which are a very big hut.

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oes fashion real- ly matter? Fashion mat- ters because it is a statement of the way you feel, said Brenda King Sr. A person's personality can be expressed through differ- ent styles. Your style sym- bolizes who you are, said Stacie Fisher Sr. A fashion- able appearance plays a very important part in the lives of students. Many stu- dents made it a top priority to keep up with the fast pace of incoming and out- going trends. From friend- ship bracelets of thread to gaudy gems, fashion took on a variety of forms. This just goes to show, it's all a matter of fashion. Individuality. Bill Aust Fr., Paul Seabolt Jr,, Chris Combest Fr., Evan Bills, Fr., and Deanne Deittrick Sr express their style of originality. 10 Fashions Acld wash denlm ls ln. Terry Emory Jr , Brenda King Sr, and Beau Gregory Sr sport the acid wash style All checked out. Wendy Hayes, Shelly Shultz, Mark Milner, Julie Stacy, and Stacie Fisher, guniors and sen- iors, feature checkered outfits. Palsley. Mr. Swan, V.P., is shown wearing the ever- popular paisley tie and suspenders. Photos by Brian Payne

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Rallies Promote Spirit Create Feelings Of Pride Pep rallies have been a big tradition for a number of years. Senior, Doug Tracy said, We should have pep rallies for every sport. Traditionally, the pep ral- lies have been only for the Varsity Football team. A new tradition is honoring others. The Cross Country, Volleyball, and J.V. Football teams along with the Band were honored. Despite this disagree- ment, most people agree that pep rallies do help the athletes. Senior, John Hackworth said, Pep ral- lies promote school spirit in support of our athletic teams. Pep rallies also give not just athletes, but the stu- dent body, a feeling of pride. I get a feeling of pride every time we sing the alma mater. It is so great that I can't even describe it. lt is also neat how the foot- ball players sing it too after being so emotionless during the whole pep rally, said Senior, Mary Kroenung. Pep rallies get better as they promote more school spirit and unveil even more school pride. 12 Pep Rallies P Llstenlng intently to Coach Jack, Srs. Bob- S E by Mosteller and Brad McCone and Soph, Dar- rel Simon think about the night's game. They were c oseri o re resen eir casses n rptrhif H X Y 9 ho grt St mecomin cou , P Showing true class spirit, Jrs. Chris Ja Dawn Humphery, and Jamie Morris part: pat in a pep rally. Their class made poster d shirts to show support, P Eagle mascot, Danielle Mills pose th her eaglets. Danielle has been the Eagle mas tfor two consecutive years.