David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Cotillion eventful. For weeks the anticipation for the Cotillion was felt, so when the moment arrived, the excitement of seeing your classmates dressed up in suits and formals made the evening that much more eventful. , The surroundings of the Austin Country Club, atwhich the Cotillion was held, added greatly to the atmos- phere as it was more elegant than the cafeteria. Another exciting aspect was the announcing of Texan Sweet- heart and the naming of Cotillion Count and Countess. The dance floors werecrowded and the music was played by Horizons for a second year. The four member band was back by popular demand and continued to pull spectators out onto the dance floor. After being nominated and voted on by the student body, count and countess nominees were paraded before the crowd at the dance. Antici- pation and waiting were finally over, Scott Brummett was named Cotillion Count with Jennyne Zurovec receiv- ing the honor of Countess. Soon after the announcement of Count and Countess, Lisa Maybery excitedly received the award of Texan S l IO L D A th 1 2. 3 4 5 6 tending rn nly weetheart. Lisa Fisher, the 1976- 977 Texan Sweetheart was on hand give up her title and congratulate isa Maybery. After pouring much effort into the lanning of the Cotillion, most Tex- nns agreed with Pepper Brummett at it was very successful. Jennyne Zurovec, escorted by Will Dye, was crowned Cotillion Countess and was also nomi- nated for Texan Sweetheart. Carrying a basket of roses for the honor of Texan Sweetheart, 1976-1977 Texan Sweet- heart Lisa Fisher is escorted down the aisle by Texan Marshall Scott Brummett. Lisa Maybery excitedly receives the title of Texan Sweetheart as Texan Sheriff Jason Lewis stands by to congratulate her. During the dance, couples, Barbara Perkins and Scott Brummett and Anne Pollack and Chad Walcott, take time out to relax and enjoy the sur- roundings. . Dancing to the music provided by Horizons, Pam Crabb and Scott Pond find space on the crowded dance floor. . Nominee, Mary Beth Barber, escorted by Pat McCausland, was announced runnersup for Texan Sweetheart. '- Back Aby popular demand, the music for the Cotillion was provided by Horizons who played music ranging from country western to hard rock. cotillion 19 by Nancy Foote

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L s lr . i I .1 4, , 'V ,sf x mah! - Q .. 5 1- st, 1. 'W' 1 Q .. N-......,-4 g,,,,..-1 Hs...- Nggggid' Q. an- ' in wrestling: Smith plans growth for swim team. ttle effort. However, in state with a tack injury and facing an opponent fith four years' experience, Alan was lefeated. Darrell Bird who placed 6th 1 state had a good season even with is shoulder injury. Stroking their way to 3rd in dis- rict, the swimming Coogs swept the eason. Leading the team were sen- Jr Molly Ward for the girls and Chad Walcott for the boys. Molly's favorite event is the 200 IM and the 100 Backstroke where she placed 5th in city. Being on the team was fun and cold. We practiced out at Stacey Pool most of the time. We had an alright year, but we'll be a lot better next year, commented Chad Walcott. x 1. New wrestling coach Ray LaMoine and Marc Shepperson cheer on Darrell Bird at state wresv tling competition held at Greggory Gym. 2. Datson Smith the Coogs' new swimming coach led the team to 3rd in district. 3. Swimming captain, Molly Ward, sets to swim in the 100 meter backstroke which was her favor- ite event. 4. Coogs wrestling 'star Darrell Bird sets to take down his opponent where he won 6th in state. WRESTLING. First row: Steve Hynds, Jeff Ragsdale, John Byrne, Chris Torres and Coach Ray LaMoine. Second row: Jonathan Trent, Greg Ragsdale, Darrell Bird and David Risner. Third row: Norman Dommquez, Marc Shepperson, Alan Nitlon, Tim Tyndall and Jay ones. SWIMMING. Top to bottom: Ken Walker, Darcy Caravelle, Glen Polouch. Beth Caravelle, Robert Rasmussen, Andy Rasmussen, Mike Norman, Molly Ward and Chad Walcott. swimming, wrestling 21 by Steve Lemoreaux, Judy Poulsen l