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

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While getting away from the dance floor, Paige Nelson and Dawn Cohan discuss the night's festivities. Senior class president, Tim Brunick captures the spotlight for a few moments to speak to his peers. During the evening, Locals Only made a surprise appearance. :)Doooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo SlUl . . i LIfS O 27

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Taking time off away from her date, Debbie Kupyar finds a moment to herself. Two Fun For Words Couiples Siep Oni In Siyle During the last gruelinq year of high school, the minds of seniors tended to dwell on one of the most glamorous dances of the year. It was events like this that let many of us show our true colors. On prom night, seniors left their jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and tennis shoes at home. The girls got out their new dresses, and the guys put on their tuxedos. Last year's prom was held at the Ramada Inn, Oceanfront. Tne turnout was incredible. Those who waited until the last moment were disap- pointed to find out that the dance was sold out. When couples weren't sitting down or carrying on conversations, they were most likely found danc- ing to music provided by a local band. The Ptaad. At the end of the night's festivities the guys took their dates home, and the next morning the seniors took back their regular identities and their rented finery. 20 O SlUDENl UfE ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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Suiynyner Fuin Heats Up 83rd Street. The very name evokes the thought of summer and the smell of Panama Jack coconut oil. Summer v as sun, surfing, and festivity packed into three short months that passed all too quickly. Harborfest kicked off the season as thousands of people poured into Tov n Point Park to celebrate the official return of summer. It was amazing that out of the half million people there, I ran into a huge group of people from Cox! exclaimed Sarah Ashton. From that point on, summer w as non- stop fun as we packed the strip and cruised the Boardwalk. The long drought meant bad days for local farmers, but great days for working on that perfect tan. While there may have been a lack of rain, but there was no shortage of entertainment. From cooling down at Wild Water Rapids to a few rounds of Jungle Golf, those days of summer were anything but lazy! Delegates Danielle Mayetle, Satah Ashton. Richard Walsh Marc Mayette, and Susan McClellan rush up the hill at the Virginia Beach Leadership Workshop The beach isn't |ust for breakfast anymore as Leigh IVIazach. (VIonique Dockter, David Brazier, and Sean McKenzie meet for dinner 22 O $Tl DeWT iH ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc