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

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DIFFERE Being different doesn't mean being a failure. A look at today's successful people shows that dedicated, hard workers and risk takers succeed and achieve goals as well as great fame. Cher is a famous actress whose outrageous style has earned her a reputation as one of the most free-spirited stars of Hollywood. David Letterman is a talk show host who entertains people with his sarcastic sense of humor and seems to satirize everyone and everything. Anyone appearing on his show is subject to Letterman's often personal and embarrassing comments. Robin William's spontaneous and improvisation- al style of stand-up comedy has marked his place forever in the comedians hall of fame. Even the role he played in Good Morning Vietnam, which got him a best actor nomination, was taylor-made to fit to lie MA . 4 12 WW ea gg, fra- 2 iff if ,W William's personality. Pee Wee Herman is a young comedian who has made a living out of being a childish nerd. He HB longer is an actor playing a role, but a living circus act. His insight into children's humor has made him famous. . Terrance Trent D'Arby has combined the styles of many of the Motown greats like Otis Redding, Susan Cooke, Smokey Robinson and James Brown to the modern style of Earth, Wind and Fire, Prince and the funk band, the Yellowjacketsi His harmonious voice, combined with the well produced sounds of his backing musicians, make an interesting alternative to every day pop music. Although no one from Red Oak has achieved this kind of fame yet, perhaps the few who dare to be different will some day be in the lime-light. 5 Dulworth and Jennie Oliver, practice their lines Q .4 in a play. They advanced to Area in one-act. -n f 0 if .I f M ' A, t MAKING A STATEMENT Anne 4 he tffri Baker, junior and Anthony Clayton, ' ' T freshman, dress to make their own fl , statement. They made their own ' trendy style. - f , . N .. ................ ,,. ...,...,......,.. , ..,.. ................,,..... ..... . . .-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-:-:-1V:-Z-1-Z-I-I-1-2-1-24:-1,Z-:f:-I-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-.fig:-I-t-t-254:-t-'A' ' ' '-:qv -,3,g.g,g.g.3.3, QR aexigsx.-FIEIEIEIEIEIEIE

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559 faqs? k K ,ai 2 if 1 Q if ,W ,6 mm., I PARTICIPATING in the Summer Olympics that took place during lunch are Tony Hage and Luis Ventura, both seniors. JoAnn Murphy, sophomore and Suzy Taylor, assistant principal, look on as the students competed in Wfionary. STUDY TIME Working on last minute homework is Camille Williams, senior and Jennie Ortiz, sophomore. They enjoyed 'being able to go to the library during lunch.