Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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A The Close-up group poses for the camera. They are Sr Shelly Adcock, Jr. Jeff Tucker, Sr. Krista Tarter, Jr Teddy Rhodes. Sr, Fred Whitley, Sr Matthew lngerrnan, Jr Dennls Smith, Jr. Sondra Burney. and Sr. David Deal. 4 Waiting to board the plane, Srs Matthew lngermarl and Davld Deal check thelr bags. At the alrport students drscussed plans lor the close-up experience, V Sr. Fred Whitley sits down In the office of Representatlve Duck Army. The company of Mr. Army was well enjoyed throughout the trap K x..! nun ll., -A -.s,.p-L '- . -..... -... ...Uv , A M ba,-,,, ........... .... ,. Q 'V W- A-...M .Uwe-r 5 ' 'r .2 ,W pusuu1l- - ' Q A Mrs. Campbell stands onthe snowy steps of the Lincoln Memorial. This memorial was a favorable sight for taking pictures. Close-up 21

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Close-up To U.S. Government Students Travel To Washington The United States govern- ment is a very complicated machine that very few peo- ple find easy to understand. The week of Veteran's Day nine curious Crowley stu- dents traveled to Washing- ton D.C. to see what it is really all about. The students attended seminars and met important government officials such as Representative Dick Army. They went sight see- ing to places such as the Lincoln Memorial, the tomb of the unknown soldier and the Memorial Wall. All of the students say they had a wonderful time. They also met students from all over the country who shared in their interest in the way our governmental system worked. Even Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Campbell learned a few things of their own. The night of December 3, the Close-up students got if f-'W 0 fy-1-1, . ., ,. together again and shared their photos and special memories of the time they spent together in the na- tion's capitol. They had a few laughs and surely built memories that will last for- ever. V Three men of different races, colors and creeds are pictured in this statue It is a me- morial to show that war does not discriminate 1 fag fx' ft, 5 1:1 A Close-up students from around the country gather together for a group picture. Many Crowley students shared memories with the friends they made in Washington. 20 Close-up qntfff as mnrrrrfre V Veterans that risked their lives are not forgotten. One of the daily memorials that is put out to honor the soldiers who died in Vr- etnam. V Jr. Dennis Smith, Jr. Sondra Burney. Mrs Campbell, Sr Fred Whitley, Jr. Teddy Rhodes, and Jr. Jeff Tucker sit patiently and wart. The students talked about what they hoped to learn during this time in Washington. A Mrs. Baker and Jr. Teddy Rhodes pose with photogenic Representative Dick Army. Mr. Army was an important figure in the success of the close-up experience.

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I x ' , I v ' 4 , If The student body voted that Sr, Chip H I y has the best car ste It took Chip a long time to buuld hrs stereo system. He sand, The prices were out g 10 FAVORITE RADIO STATIONS I 1. EAGLE-97 6. KSCS 2. Y-95 7. 106-OASIS 3. Z-ROCK 8. KOJO-94 4. KPLEX 9. 98-KZEW 5. Q-102 10. K104 I kklk, lg3:?Q:.f'iA.54 Y ote counted when J r. Craig Torres' 1987 red P h 944 t d by th student body th t d po ies! car in the parkmg lot 65305 fl Ph tos By: Bran P y 22 Fads and Votes 5 FAVORITE MOVIES LOST BOYS DIRTY DANCIN CAN'T BUY ME LOVE TOP GUN FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF