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

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THE NEW YORK SKY- LINE was an exciting view for Alisha Pritchard, sopho- more, from the ferry. She traveled through 15 states from New York to Virgina. SUNRISE While watching the sunrise, Felicia Hitt, junior, takes a picture of this lovely scene. She spent two weeks at Padre Island with her parents in August. THE ALAMO During their vacation, Shannon Minnick, junior and her mother visit the Alamo. This was one stop they made on their trip back from Pennsylvania in June. SCUBA DIVING on the is- land of Hawaii, Bebe Mont- gomery, Spanish teacher and her husband, Eddie, explore the underworld. They scuba dived off the Koma Coast in July. 16 STUDENT LIFE if i

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GIVING APPRECIATION Presenting Mike Zoffuto, football coach, with a giant cookie ls Darby Williams, senior. The cheerleaders got thls in appreciation for his coaching. as ivefyoggieuueees iffbfliii 'eeee eyfi H ,62'l'1'i e if Xi' ,ff ?i lfQ1TZ igrc if 3,5j0?AlffYiiTr' at !i ?:f 'C ADA DRAWING At each pep rally durlng the ADA month of October, John Sullivan, principal, drew names for cash prlzes of 525, S50 and S100. Students' names were put in the drawlng each day they attended school. HIGH SPIRIT The sophomores cheer along with the cheerleaders. They showed their spirlt by throwing confetti. RAPPING Showing her spirit, Janet Counts, science teacher, raps her part of the teacher's rap cheer. This was one ol' the many skits the teachers participated ln pep rallies. PAPER SACK HATS Wear- ing paper sack hats to show their spirit is the senlor class. This was one of the many costumes worn by the senlors. f ,Vs .RJ E57 i' ' ia ff T Ll P' .X ,, 1--X N, LL -vi L+! ,C Ei 2 ,.,..f 'KY ,VHA ,El ,. 5 xv, S ,J ax, ,,..! t , 12,1 J W. ,J Fi .fl - X ll' l M ri, in , vc u STUDENT LIFE 15

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ummer acation A time to relax, to travel, to enjoy From Califomia to New York, students and teachers went on vacations. Summer was for relaxing and being entertained. Each brought something new. Last summer in New Braunfels, while tubing down the river-- along with losing a shoe and my sunglasses--we nearly drowned, Lori Simpkins, senior, said. Some teachers had unique experiences on vacations. One coach went to Virginia. Driving across the I A 'S if-Skiiif ff , Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel, seeing nothing but water, I felt a tremendous impulse to remain on the bridge, Hugh Shapiro, trainer, said. Sometimes we find out interesting things about the people we meet on vacations. While visiting Cozumel, Mexico, last summer, I was the co-pilot on an 18 passenger plane. Later, the pilot turned out to be the maitre d' at the restaurant, Judy Roy, psycho- logylsociology teacher, said. Some students encountered trouble while traveling out of the country. One student went to Australia to visit and explain the Red Oak Ag program. WhenI got to Australia, my baggage was left in Los Angeles. I had to buy my clothes and I got my luggage two days later, Ronald Morris, sophomore, said. All in all, summer vacations were relaxing and fun. They provided a real break from regular school year routines. R ' 44... REPRESENTING RED OAK at Belair Agriculture High school ln Adelaide, Australia ls Ronald Morris, sophomore. He spent slx weeks visiting and explain- ing the Red Oak program. TUBING down the shoot are Lorl Simpklns and Darby Williams, seniors. They spent the July 4th weekend at New Braunsfuls on the Comel River. STUDENT LIFE 17 E 'E H I I K L 'M 'E E '13 73 'ii ,-. A1 S ,,..f iff I ,....-- V 5 x , Y ?,..f Z