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

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- jan't reach Pat Baldwin at home in the afternoon, try at work at Dan Ryan's for Men. After School AcHon The Day is Ji si Beginning What's the one thing students didn't want to do after six hours of school? Homework, although sometimes it was necessary to go straight home and hit the books in order to avoid staying up half the night. Most of the time, though, after school activities were the majority's choice on how to spend their free time. From Debate to Science Club, students were involved in a wide range of clubs that reflected their interest. The level of in- volvement in these clubs varied from half-hour meetings every two weeks to two hour meetings five days a week. Many students found the id ea of earning money more appealing and chose to spend their time outside of school on the )ob. Cox students could be found all over Virginia Beach, from Farm Fresh to Dan Ryan's for Men. Aside from extracurricular activities and work- ing, some popular pastimes after 2:00 p.m. were working out, sleeping, shopping, or going to a popular gathering spot, such as TCBY, and gorg- ing to forget a terrible day at school. Whether it was activities, work, or just plain fun. the students were never at a loss on how to spend their free time. Anna-L«saBenl;,t|«»»y I .-. ™r.,r;fcrs;» --e-n, « .0.. n me ' = Vkn ;tpn Wilcox Whelahan. and t Sten vjini. Irking on the yearbook. 2? O S1UDEN7 LIFE oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oioo

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o Prisoners Ji niors Play Rouigk at Powder Pi jf The seniors did not pay attention to the message pr inted on the back of the shirts of juniors, Juniors are tuff. However, after having been beaten 22-0, they all wished they had heeded the warning. Despite more than a week of long prac- tices, the seniors were not prepared for the juniors. Although the seniors played well, the juniors' strategy and speed perser- vered. There were several factors contributing to the seniors' loss. Because of inclement weather, the game was postponed from its original date, and much of the seniors' momentum was lost. During the course of one of the roughest girls' games ever played, one of the key senior players, Lori Grubbs, was injured in a tackle attempt. Nevertheless, the seniors practiced good sportsmanship. Co-captain for the seniors, Sarah Ashton, commented, Even though the juniors won, we had a great time play- ing. ■ 86 o J The confidence' Sarah McElvein. 'er the back of ' Seniors Kelly Malloy, Lori Grubbs, and Raelin Storey prepare tor the game in the locker room. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo $TU aiT L f e O 27

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S aft M« ex„ TCBY-'P yogurt '■ o yfe(! ' P into Students Tanya Brothers, Monique Dockter, Leigh Mazach, and Heidi Fountain spend the afternoon studying together. ioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo SlUOtN f UfE O 27