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

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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

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Animal Night gives Ami Woodard a chance to express herself. First-mate Caddy Wood tends to the mast while taking the Chesapeake Challenge. Posed mlrontol the boat they would be living on for five days Members of the girls cabin at Saranac with their leaders Senior Rob Bagby and former student Mike Whaley take pari ii are Sarah Ashton, Susan McClellan, and Caddy Wood Jennifer Lucas, Amy Smithwick, Gina Clark, Christine Abbale, a volleyball game at Saranac Stephanie Siebeking, Sarah McElvein, Angie Hughes, Kristen Morton, Jeannie Murphy, Julie Byrd, Kim King, Tiki Garrett, and Missy Bell 2 O SlUDENl UF£ ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooco