Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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5 . ...----- :-f QQ! . we 4 I Brian Payne 4-,,.aw'v ' 's-vi.. Bryan Estess 4 Wearing a Talonette smile, Jr. Jennifer Sanchez enjoys doing the towel routine. The Talonettes performed at every pep rally and won numerous awards. Brian Payne A Jrs. Dennls Smith and Sondra Burney enjoy the homecoming pep rally. lt was one of the most spirited pep rallies. it QS' :gifs ., . n . H ' it JT' - 2 if I 43 A ' V mf. gg ve ,gn Gb., 4 4 After being selected for homecoming court. Srs. Tracy Byrd and Joey Fox chat about the excitement. Joey escorted Tracy on the night of the presentation Brian Payne A Chanting Eagles Srs. Liska Lewis, Tina Gess, Alicia Cox, and Kristie Freeman prove that seniors are spirited The senior class won the spirit stick three times Jgw Pep Rallies 13

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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.

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A Moment of Excitement A Lifetime of Memories As the sun went down and the lights came on at Eagle Stadium, there was a buzz of excitement in the air and a wondering thought in everyone's mind. Senior Amy Lynn Smith, who rep- resented the class of '88 as a homecoming princess all four years, said, lt was very special! I felt so honored by it, and it was a surprise every year. While the teachers, stu- dents, parents, alumni, and future Eagles awaited the big announcement of king and queen, Lance Cook had other thoughts. The Senior said, When l was standing out on the field, l decided that just being on the court was enough for me. After my name was announced for king, I was both sur- prised and excited. The newly crowned queen, Stephanie Neal, said, lt was a moment of excitement and an honor to represent my high school. As Lance Cook and Steph- anie Neal surveyed their do- main while circling the track, they and other mem- bers ofthe court gained spe- cial memories that they will hold in their hearts for a long time to come. All Photographs by Bryan Estess 14 Homecoming Court As they await their ride, Stephanie Neal and As she is wwf-c Steplmriir- Neal sn-'les as bei dad look ii She was rrovvned by s Underclassmen Court 5 , E 5 l t Sophomores Juniors Darrel Simon and Christie Daniel Joey McGuire and K Freshmen Kreyton Paschall and Keri Owen