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

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After helping with Prom, the hosts and ine Vion. Karen Rii er. Will Hayden, hostesses gather for a picture. The Ju- Chris O'Neil, Jim Palermo. Jon Waite, nior attendants were Eva Kapos. Moni- and Troy Parker, que Travelstead, Debbie Tucker, Christ- Jack Quarterman and Paula Peak casually enjoy the atmosphere of the dance. Lingering for one last memory. Steve Run- nells and Kay Sutherland enjoy the final moments of Prom. 8 Prom

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J.T. 3 tudent Lire jLo cxu on? - SM olA ia: gLLcO 'W Jot. The exciting life of a student is uncomparable to any other occupation. Gsuaily it began with the Monday Blues . Tests, projects, and homework that followed were not exactly as fun as the weekend which was of great innpor- tance. Of course everyone could be seen at the beach. The usual spot was 83rd street, but for the cool surfer dude the spot was elsewhere. The break is awesonne at the pier and at 43rd street, replied Charlie Parker. But the beach was not the common place during the winter. Some people suddenly found themselves working at the legendary Westminister-Canterbury and other part time jobs. The pay is great, remarked Tim Spillane. Kathy Powers remarked, Our chicken is ummm-ummm good. Pollards was another famous restaurant where students worked. The life you lead in high school will never happen again. It is a one in a lifetime chance, said Tracy Gregory, You should make it special. Planning, studying, playing, and of course working together with friends makes it all worth- while. Around Halloween you can find many peo- ple dressing up as different things. Scott Rieves portrays a punk rocker ready to munch at Burger King. Student Ufe 7

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Steppin' Out Class of '83 Takes the First Step One of the most special nights Conning to pronn as a junior Although I was only a hostess of any senior's year is that long- was lots of fun; the band and food at the prom, 1 had the best time I'd awaited, big event: PROM. The were great 1 hope our senior prom had in a long time. The atmos- goes as well, remarked Kim Ho- phere was the best. Everyone was ward. excited and so many people were The best thing 1 remember dancing that you couldn't move, about the prom was the enthusias- stated Monique Travelstead. tic spirit that filled the room. Every- The theme Steppin' Out was one danced and enjoyed definitely appropriate for the 1983 themselves, stated Tracy Gre- prom. The seniors were stepping gory. out on May 21st and would soon Starting at 7:00, everyone began be stepping out forever at gradua- te arrive, and the rooms were tion. nearly filled by 9:00. Dining, danc- Class of 1983's Prom could be considered one of the best and most special occasions of the en- tire year. The scene was Little Creek Officer's Club, May 21, a beautiful, clear spring night. The Club was decorated in a tropical, exotic fashion, with bamboo fans and a paradise effect. Dinner, which was provided by the Club, was a great success. Because of the band. Sneak Preview, the dance floor was constantly packed. ing, and socializing went on until midnight, and then the guests started to filter out. Arriving at Prom, Sean Brennan and Donna Hoffman are taken by surprise. Last years Prom was held at the LidJe Creek Officers Club. Prom 9