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

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CUNTENTS 2 National Honor Society and Student Council 122 Cosmetology 124 Orchestra 126 Cheerleaders 128 Choir 130 F.F.A. 132 F.H.A., P.E.L.E. and B.C.A.C. 134 Publications 136 Tex-Anns 138 Cougar Den, F.H.A.-Chap. II, 140 F.T.A. and H.E.R.O. D.E.C.A., Auto Mechanics and Drafting 142 Health Occupations, Science Club, 144 O.E.A. and V.O.C.T. A Spanish Honor Society and P.A.S.F. 146 Speech and Drama 148 .h I.C.T. and F.B.L.A. 150 H Band 152 Mu Alpha Theta and Texans 156 N .. 'hx URGANIZATIUN S

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, F' e 3 I f--an 3-:VY f ,f Organizations was parties, fund raisers, and just plane fun. Students learned to work together in groups with common goal to benefit all. Stephanie and Sylvia Arrellano laugh ata skit at the P.A.S.F. Halloween party.

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Feeling of Pride Organizations not only create an at' mosphere of fun, excitement, and a promise of meeting new friends, they also bring a challenge to the student through out the year. Hundreds upon hundreds of hours are applied by students toward their organization in hopes of feeling accomplishment and success as an end result. The range of or anizations at Crockett go from Student Council to Future Farmers of America, from Choir to Tex-Anns. The wide variety proves that the student body is made up of all kinds of people, with a broad range of were proud of. stated Mrs. Brooks. The overall goal of the Black Cultural Awareness Council is to inform the public about the background of the negro race, and how black culture has progressed so drastically in the last few decades. The cheerleaders create most of our spirit at football games and pep rallies, Cheerleader, Lissa Smith, said Cheerleading isn't all fun and parties, we work hard to make sure that everyone gets a feeling of true school spirit. Early morning practice, daily preparation and numerous hours of A lot of hours, A lot of effort. . personal interests. Not only do organizations provide a place for students to focus their time and in- terests, but also a chance to meet a new group of friends. Organizations bring together people of a common interest, and this is evi- dent in each club's activities. One of our largest organizations is the band. There are more than 175 students active in the band and countless adults givin their support through the booster club. The unity and feeling of pride and ac- complishment within the band is enor- mous. Each student puts into band at least three hours a day, every day. Learning is just a part of being involved in band, each band member displays a real sense of desire with good reason. We have one of the best marching bands in Texas. Band librarian, Michelle Creasey, said Band is a regular part of your schedule. A lot of hours, a lot of ef- fort. The overall showmanship of the band delivers a definite message of the determination of each member to find excellence from within. Katherine Brooks, the Black Cultural blood, sweat, physical exertion, and more sweat, are put into each school event. The invitation from the cheerleaders to join in the cheering for our school normally creates an at- mosphere of chaotic excitement. Each year organizations create the restless mood and enthusiasm that will always bring back memories of our 84- 85 school year with fellow students, teachers, and unforgettable friends. As we open our minds to the new school year, we'll always remember the hay- rides, pizza parties, conventions, and all the crazy things we were a part of during this past year. Most of all we'll think back on being part of the spirited life of Crockett High. The crest and crowning of all good, Life's final star Brotherhood. - Edwin Markham by Christy Hodson Awareness sponsor, said that she was sponsoring a group this year because of the enjoyment of getting to know new students, and having a two-way learning experience. We have a history that S3 Z - S .4 s --e K'