Red Oak High School - Hawk Yearbook (Red Oak, TX)

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v wi 7 vi 'E ., In HIGH RISING FLAMES The return of the traditional bonfire clearly lifted the spirit among students. It was watched over the night before by Student Council members. NERDS During the week of Homecoming, students participated in dress-up days. Randy Hanes, David Schafer and Brien Meyer, all seniors dress-up as nerds to show their spirit. opening 7

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LOW 'l N DN M km at NOR! 56.885 I ELTING 8 academics I I s 5 X i l I l NO BONES ABOUT IT Showing their school spirit on ween. Todd Green and David Schafer. seniors. dress as aw karate expert and Zeus respectively. They learned the skeletal structure of the body in Anatomy and Physiology this year. f Photo by Marc riarrison, L T