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

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- Q T W 1 2 W -l .1 If l 1 ..- e ew way . e've learned to live with our traditions and we've learned to adiust them to fit our own ideas of what they should be. But we needed more. We wanted to develop a body of tradition that would reflect and be unique to our lifestyles. And we wanted it to last. We wanted to leave behind a tradi- tion.to be a standard for the next 10 years. So we built on what we had until we developed a new way of look- ing at things. , We started by accomplishing all that we could. We won new honors to stanld as boldly as past honors had. The Pride of Cougarlandu b'and's tradition of perfec- tion has consistently won honors, including their invi- Rlk . il:-:I ,,.. + 1 5 2 9 ------ - - - use f ' G rg. il .M tation to play at the Bicentennial Fourth of July in T Washington DC. The one-act play The Rivals com- l peted in state UIL competition to bring more recogni- g tion to us. - 3 DECA students won state and national recognition . for their superior work. The Nladrigals' tour in Oxford brought our school international honor. Each new honor is more than just another trophy to cherish, it is , another step in our movement into the future. But we've done more than just win honors - we've begun to establish new trends by recognizing previ- ously ignored groups and teams. Sports like soccer, g Xt l l lu: 11- ' 'Q 1 ' 'ml MQ X i ritlli TT -lirll-1 1 - X 'al-, ' l 593613 .-- i ll