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

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I? Powder Puff 1 985 TF Mm 0@ft T :lhi The big game ... it was finally time. Junior and senior girls alike awaited this chance to take pan in the annual Powder Puff Football game. 1 couldn't wait to get onto the field to pla . commented Kathy Crowder. Each team had the chance to strut its stuff on the field; they showed the guys how foot- ball should really be played. Practices were held during one of the coldest weeks of the season, but the thermometer rose to a toast y 50 degrees on the night of the game. Both teams were psyched and read to pla . the spirit was incredible. Banners covered the fence on the seniors' side while the juniors displayed Tradition has it; Seniors dominate! — Julie Moore Class of 86 confidence by wearing t-shirts threatening ' Seniors die in '85 . Hoping for a quick game, the seniors scored a touchdown less than fi e minutes into the game The juniors, in re- taliation, soon scored a touchdown o their own It was hack and forth, and the crowd grew tense near the end oi the fourth quarter. The seniors led. and the juniors had the ball; but. alas, the seniors came out the ictors Our awesome coaches, hard training and conditioning paid off! Tradition has it; Seniors dominate' exclaimed Julie Moore, an obvious- l excited senior team member. i iin lira i -. Mimu.ir. i i.- Prodin ii read) b gOOd ■ I rssCllll.ll U) I llll W.llsh . i|II.H1. Student Life 27

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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

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Showing her Christinas spirit. Kath lusina attends the facult) reception Tis the Season Falcon Omk «bs Halt Dear Santa, I've honestly, honestly tried to be good this year. It just does not seem to be my year though. I mean, I appologize for screaming at my new baby brother. their pay. So, you can see I'm just an average teenager and therefore I only want the things an average teenager wants. Let me start with the small things and lead up to I'm just an average teenager and therefore I only want the things an average teenager wants. — Nancy Moore Class of '88 (He cries too much! Have you ever had to deal with a newborn baby while trying to write an essay for Mr. Lambriola's class?) I'm also sorry about the time I borrowed Mom and Dad's car and totalled it. Well ... I really wasn't in control of my faculties. What do I mean my faculties? Well ... I mean I was sleepwalking! Well it might have had something to do with the party I had while my parents were out of town. Maybe we were a little loud and rowdy, but at least we made the police work for the larger ones. 1 —A small check for say a few thousand or so . . . 2 — A complete high-tech stereo system. 3 — A 1986 candy apple red Porsche 944 Turbo! Ok, Santa, doesn't trying count for anything? By the way, if we happen to have any leftover Christmas cookies, I'll try to remember to leave you some. Otherwise, you and Blitzen can share a carrot. Merry Christmas! I Putting bells on her shoes. Amy Wilkins rings in the Christ- mas season. 28 Student Life