Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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A Day At The Dude Ranch Finally the day had come - the Senior Trip. The Seniors patiently waited through Baccalaureate practice anticipating the rest of the day. The Seniors were off to the busses at 10:30 a.m. while the under- classmen looked on with en- vy but their day would come. Once they reached 'Lil's Dude Ranch they were off, some straight to the pool, others to the volleyball net, and others to the horse shoes. At 2:00 p.m. lunch was served, corny dogs and fries. It was a restful day with friends. Dinner was served at 6:00 p.m. Bar-b- que, potato salad, and beans. At 7:00 p.m. it was time to head home. The memories from senior trip will never be forgotten and someday can be shared again with old friends. .--an .sayin 5 5 - 9 5 'Q L, 59' ,Mt ' if -f . ,, 3, ,'-.-,A we -Jqywv, ...L-. .. - , T213 , qraafg gfwf . 2 'a'2'-1+--4 1 ' ' - tw lf' 'Jil' Q in . , ,WTJYN :I priuw uy niyaii Lsness A A Antlclpatlng a blg splash, Sr. Lance Cook watches his fellow classmates dive into the pool. A Going for a rlde, Sr. Kevin White rides the barrel. 24 Senior Trip photo by David Wissore A P Slammlng the ball at his op- ponent, Sr. Tim Atchinson plays volleyball while Sr. Chris Bullock tries to block the ball. P Playing on the witch's hat, Sr. Tommy Wilson hopes he doesn't get too dizzy and sick. Q., V. . photo by Bryan Estess 'if A photo by David Wissore l -sf' b Ysf8 'LD't '-all ......

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, v cg an-gun.-4 x I X . 4 AA I TOP 5 T.V. SHOWS 1. THE COSBY SHOW 2. GROWING PAINS 3. MOONLIGHTING 4. ALF 5. FAMILY TIES PHOTOS BY BRIAN PAYNE YOUR VOTE COUNTS TOP 5 D.J.'s 1. MOBY 2. KIDD KRADDICK 3. BO ROBERTS 4. Y-95 GUYS 5. SUPER SNAKE PLACES TO S H 0 P 1. FoLEY's 2. NElMAN's 3. MACY'S 4. LuKE's 5. SAKS 5th AVE. TOP 5 RESTAU RANTS 1. CHILI'S 2. HARD ROCK CAFE 3. HARRIGANS 4. RED LOBSTER 5. BENNIGANS MM' V Fadsand Votes 23

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Lx? M, - . photo by Bryan Estess Seniors Remember Classmates While having a little fun doing the senior show, the seniors remembered their classmates. Money raised from the original showing of the senior show went to a granite memorial in rememberance of Paul Rob- inson and John Malachi. This was the class of '88's gift to the school. All stu- dents donated Sl to see the senior show a second time. The second showing of the senior show raised S1000 for Jacob Lemke, who was hospitalized from a car ac- cident. Kevin Osburne, Jr. right, raps to the beat of James Bell, Jr. left. These two juniors helped advertise over the announcements the Sen- ior Show benefitting Jacob Lemke. K photo by Bryan Estess 'Wwf photo by David Wissore I null'- 4 A Shannon Kimberling, Sr. left and Kelly Gailes, Sr. right, both jam away with their homemade guitars. Shannon and Kelly were only part ofthe acts that participated in the Senior Show. 4 Kelly Webster, Sr. right, Wendy Mos- kowie, Sr., middle, and Heather Adair, Sr. left act out Grease's hit Summer Nights. In this act Wendy, Kelly, and Heather played the guys while pleasant Brooks, Brad Phillips, and Mike Gordon played the girls. photo by Bryan Estess A Coach Klatt, left and Tracy Byrd, Sr. right, dance to Heard it Through the Grapevine. During the middle of their act the raisins CTracy Byrdj went into the audience and took volunteers to dance with them. JW Senior Show 25