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

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2Ol2O+Aan M lengthened to seven periods in order to get more classes in. IAMW I bkddli Homecoming broke tradition because we didn't have a parade. Students tried to make the best of it though. ore emphasis was placed on Academics this year. The day was I Students participated actively in clubs this year An aviation l b . c u was added and the student council took a new active role. I 0 I : , Teams ex ll d ce e in every sport. The football team defeated Midlothian for the first time in years. H 'af XZ 404 As enrollment increased, many new faces appeared. All of the students coped well with overcrowding. W JWN6 The people of Red Oak yearbook. Many people also gave donations to the school. showed their support by placing ads in the ' IN A HAWK'S LINE OF VISION Looking to the fans, Herkimer Hawk and Hawk Jr., lift the spirit of the students. Jenny Oliver, sophomore, and Trud ' ' ' y pearce, Junior, brought life to the mascots, Herkimer Hawk and Hawk Jr. Photo by Jason Harris

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Hawk '86 LM 0. Vmm. - d O li Hi h School Box 220 FM 2377 EXPRESSION OF Love During the last pep rally df the Re a Q 9 football season, the senior class presents John Sullivan Red Oak, Texas Vglurne principal, with a bouquet of balloons. We love you, Class of '86 was written on them. title page 1