Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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if Q. K,X X . Photo bv Brvan Estes 'GN gf. S .Jhoto by Kyle Payne ,eil M 4 Cheese! Senior cheerleader Ka- ren Smith and cousin Lisa Falcone show their pearly white. The Home' coming pep rally was not only for the students but for the entire com- munity. V A little bit louder now! Juniors Robin Allen and Jamie Morris give a shout for the Big Purple. Friday's pep rally was quite an uproar. Photo by Bryan Estess 4 Purple-painted seniors?? Doug Tracy adds some more color to Dee Richardson. Friday's hair ranged from hot pink to the common pur- ple. f Homecoming Week 17

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Celebration '87 A Definite Highpoint In keeping with the Crow- ley tradition, students made Homecoming week a time of festivity and excitement. Celebration was in the hearts and minds of stu- dents and faculty. Tension built until it finally exploded. The explosion took place during Friday's pep rally. Everyone from freshmen to seniors participated in the loudest and most exciting pep rally of the year. Streamers, confetti, glitter, banners and purple shirts surrounded the gym floor for a celebration of un- equaled strength. As Alicia Cox said, This year's Homecoming was great. It was neat to look around and see people waving banners, yelling, and wearing purple- painted shirts. After the pep rally was over, many stu- dents could be seen with glitter all over themselves. lt was simply great. The af- termath carried into the weekend and helped to make for a great game and dance. Homecoming '87 was definitely a highpoint in the year. P Almost! Sophomore Paula Rob- inson reaches out while classmate Shalei Cobb adds balance. Photo by Dee Richardson A Homecoming apparel displayed by seniors Alicia Cox, Ty Stence and Mary Kroenung. Purple seemed to be the norm for the day. 16 Homecoming Week P Hysteria!! Excitement breaks out as seniors pour onto the gym floor. This is a traditional occur- rence at the homecoming pep rally.

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The Curious Savage The Curious Savage by John Patrick was the 1987 school play. This was a play about Mrs. Ethel Savage, played by Sr. Lisa Gray, her three stepchildren, played by Sr. Tammie Lesher, Fr. Jeff Pennington, Jr. Tamara LaLonde, and Jr. Angie War- ren, and their greed for money. lt was also about the love Mrs. Savage had for people with slight problems and how they conquered those problems. At the end of the two performances, both casts eagerly awaited the announcement for the All Star cast. The All Star list is as follows: Soph. Blaine McAllister, Fr. Christor Han- strom, Sr. Danielle Mills, Sr. Stuart Minnis, Soph. Kelly Webster, Sr. Tammie V Lily Belle fAngie Warrenl talks to Dr. Emmett about money matters. Brian Payne A Fairy Mae fDanielle cusses her problems. Mmsy dis- 18 School Play sd. Brian Payne Lesher, Fr. Jeff Pennington, Jr. Tamara LaLonde, Sr. Lisa Gray, Sr. Kate Yelverton, Sr. Amy Lynn Smith, and Den- nis Raynes. Florence, a character who had a Cab- bage Patch doll for a son was played by Soph. Blaine McAllister who said, lt felt so good being on stage mak- ing others laugh. P Hannibal fCaleb Graysenl talks about his ex-job. f . J 'i 'E v David Wissore .,. H481 'Zi' A Dr. Emmett fAmy Smithy talks to Mrs. Savage's stepchildren. S Mrs. Paddy 1Kelly Websterj loves D dw 0 Mrs. Savage's teddy bear.