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

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Conveeners, Mike Tarpey, Suzanne Holmes and Alison Hanwit, tour the boardwalk enjoying themselves. Look at this sweet, innocent face! Chris Murphy captures the hearts of the audience. 22 STUDENT LIFE

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AN EVENING OF WINNERS Homecoming Makes Mark In History Homecoming '88 made lasting memories for everyone. Between the beautiful court repre- sentatives, the fabulous floats, and our wiruiing foot- ball team, the night went great. Former Homecoming Queen, Nicole Andrews, took her final ride around the track before crowning the new Queen, Cindy Bano. After many hours of se- cretive construction on the floats, the student body fi- nally was able to admire them. The Seniors won first place, the Freshman class took second place and the Juniors came in third. The Coquettes received a special award for their originality. Our football team dem- onstrated their talent and ability by defeating the Kempsville Chiefs 27 to 8. Following the game was a victory dance. While some students went to socialize, others went to hear the great sounds of the Deans. Thanks to Cassy Yellis, Scott Duarte, the executive council members and everyone else who par- ticipated in putting this event together and making it such a great success. It truly was a time of coming together, working together and keeping together. The first place float, made by the Seniors, marks their second consecutive victory. Lions and Tigers and Bears, oh my! The freshman float takes second place in the competition. Homecoming Queen 1988, Ni- cole Andrews, accepts a final round of applause. All parts of the globe are repre- sented together on the Junior float. The originality and creativity of the Coquettes won them a spe- cial award. STUDENT LIFE 21

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LETS PLAY Thespians Put on Hit After Hit The world of entertain- ment has much to offer. HBO, Showtime, The Disney Channel, ESPN and MTV are rated among the best program sources and the Thes- pians and Drama stu- dents have proven them- selves to be just as good. Our only regret is that we are only able to enjoy their performances a few times during the year. Last spring the stage was set for the musical Hello Dolly. The per- formers sang and danced their way through an outstanding and success- ful show. The audience was astounded by the caliber of talent that their classmates pos- sessed, and looked for- ward to the fall play. The Thespians, once again, put on an incred- ible display of talent in The Skin of Our Teeth. This comical, witty, three-act play was very entertaining. The audi- torium was full both nights of the perfor- mance, and all said that they were amazed by the young actors' ability. The Drama department puts a lot of time and ef- fort into every perfor- mance. It is evident that all of those involved in our entertainment pro- gram are professionals. Watch out HBO, here they come. ■1 H i i i H EACH m A stem Chris Kane says Hello Dolly to Nicole Andrews. At seeing the price of eggs, Mel- anle Cross bursts out in tears. STUDENT LIFE 23