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

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Curtain Time! Tlfod Stow tt ysft (Go § The lights went on. and the curtains parted. The scenes) had an one aura which set the stage tor Tennessee Williams' play Dark of the ftu n. The Thes- pians. under guid- ance of Mr. James Garrett and Mr. Bill Boyle presented the play in late November 10 eager crowds. Featuring Pat Dooley as John, and Cheryl Rector as Barbara Allen, the play was a story of forbidden love. John was a witch boy who fell in love with Barbara Allen; he must become human to marry her, but he can only stay a human if Barbara Allen remains faithful to him for a year. There This is the first production the new school has produced which made a profit. — Allison Bloxsom Class of '87 were twists and turns in the plot. Barbara Allen was assaulted, thus breaking her oath to be faith- ful. She later died and John, according to the arrangement, turned back into a witch. The play proved a success. Due to a classic Williams play, portrayed in fine fashion by the actors, and eye catching scenery, the theatre was almost com- pletely filled. This is the first production the new school has produced which made a profit, commented student director Allison Bloxsom. Above: Less than proud parents, Kim Hood and Matt Hayden sing a song lamenting their daughter's choice of a fiance. Right: An intense Pat Dooley played John in the fall piay. 24 Student Life

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Senior coaches Mike Scbnaekel, Chrii Schellhammci ind Robh Cave present the va. uininsj strateg) to the winning senior learn Coaching the junioirs put John Dustin at the helm. Senior Liz Jones heads for the goal with Kathy Slough in hot pursuit. 26 Student Life