Frank W Cox High School - Talon Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Class of '84 wins again The time: 7:30 The date: November 17, 1983 The place: Frank W. Cox Stadium The event: Powder Puff Football Game Practices were over, the sun was Juniors get puffed away Kinley says, Although we got killed, it was fun anyway; we still have next year. At the end of the fourth quarter, the score was Seniors 13, Juniors 0. The score said it all! The Seniors down, and the game was about to were on top of the ball the entire begin. Both teams wanted to win; evening and never slacked off. Ev- the Seniors, though, wanted — to eryone on the two teams experi- win a little more. The Seniors enced a great deal of playing time started off fantastically and ended on the field. The victory over the just the same. The Juniors did not Juniors was the first for a senior have a chance, but that didn't keep class in several years. The Class of them from trying. The experienced '85 won't give up; they'll attempt to Seniors showed how to play good, tackle '86 next year. As for the aggressive, competitive Powder Class of 1984, they will graduate Puff. The Seniors were confident undefeated, standing as the Pow- before the game even began, der Puff Champions. Powder Puff Some Juniors believed a little too observer Eva Kapos frankly ex- confident, but the Seniors proved pressed, The unexpected half- that they were the dominating time entertainment was a team. It was a very aggressive delightful surprise, which added to game, but all girls seemed to have the game. enjoyed themselves. Junior Kara Resting from the vigorous qflme, powder Jadon Larison smiles with a grin of confi- puff seniors Shawna WoodXvera Adams) dence upon catch ing a pass during prac- and Camille Davis wait to be called back tice. into the game. Attempting to break through the se- niors defense, Sherri DeJournette's try is futile, without a single score all night 26 Powderpuff I

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r uJ L Much of senior Laura Knoche's time is spent on the job at La Vogue. Hint: Brother's nickname is on her plate. -2- Sports are definitely among the top priori- ties of Jon Waite, however, his studies show no sign of neglect, being enrolled in several A.P. courses. Hint: He advertises his gradu- ation date. JPC IZ fe i ,- This senior has the privilege of leaving school after fifth bell in her monogrammed car. Hint: Do Fa, So La . . . (Kathy Ramey) This young lady is 2nd vice-president of the senior class. She is also in- volved in CMA, SCA, and Honor So- ciety to mention a few. Hint Not to be mistaken for a boys name. (Tracy Gregory) This Senior Cheerleader is the French Club President, and is often seen helping out in her parents restaurant Hint Not old, mixed with Gin. (Kitty Nguyen) AU(i CAN JADON Cheerleading, Yearbook Editor, Ex- ecutive Council, Tennis Team, and other activities keep this senior on the run. Hint Highest letter grade, not of- ten seen. (Camille Davis) HHH Personalized Plates 25

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Successful senior powder puff coaches Victorious senior powder puff captains, Tom Mathers and Cecil Garber are able to (Cindy Barke and Alicia Ballew. demon- relax after ripping the juniors 1 3-0. strate their elation after t ie game. Valerie Morsette, Allicia Bailew, Julie Brown, Joan Goffigan, Susan Eckert, Shawna Wood, and Claye Conkwright hud- dle up to hear the play given by( Cindy Barker) Powderpuff 27