Fox High School - Ha Ko Yearbook (Arnold, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

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ROW 2: Tom Boyer, Judi Jackson, Janet Scott, Janet Ritterbusch, Johnnie Geisler, Jim Brooks. ROW 3: Jim Peck, Willard Tow, Janet Eads, Ruth Ann Painter, Roger Volk, Gary Chott. If we were to describe an active and important participating student organization of Fox High, the Ha-Ko Staff would be a perfect example. Its purpose, to produce an outstanding yearbook of which the students and school can be proud, is carried out -by the-members of the staff to the fullest extent of their ability. Our yearbook contains the combined efforts of a group of students numbering about twenty, who are trying to produce a piece of work that will symbolize students of Fox High and what they can really do. Overseeing the production of the Ha-Ko is James Carron, Editor: assisted by Kay Carpenter, Assistant Editorg with Gary Chott supervising as Business Manager. Under these three are the editors and members of the various staffs: Art, Literature, Darkroom, Production, and Business, that help make the yearbook complete in its layout. This when completed displays our school in all its attire. DEDICATIO In appreciation of what she has done for the betterment of Fox High School, we respectfully dedicate our 1961 Ha-Ko to Mrs. Veta Takach, friend, advisor, and teacher. We of the yearbook staff are especially grateful to her for helping us to proofread and improve literature for the annual during the past two years. In this period she has found time to sponsor the Fox Fax, two senior classes, plus teaching a full schedule of English and one journalism class. Students of her classes almost invariably find them enjoyable. Under her skillful guidance students are led to understand and enjoy literature. Members of her journalism class learn in an informal atmosphere the basic elements of putting together a newspaper, whether it is a metropolitan daily or a high school monthly. Therefore, with respect and admiration the I-la-Ko staffdedicates the 1961 I-Ia-Ko to Mrs. Veta Takach. S EDITOR'S NCTE Finally here is your 1961 Ha-Ko! We of the staff have written, photographed, made layouts, done art work and sent in shipments for the past nine months, until now the book is ready to turn over to you. Our theme this year as you may have guessed from the tri-color cover and full color endsheets - is COLOR. The color of our daily school life, and of our activities. The Ha-Ko staff would like to express its appreciation to all those who co-oper- ated with and advised us on putting out this annual. Now the book you have waited for is in your hands, a living COLORFUL record of the school year 1960-61. We hope you enjoy it. Sincerely, James Carron , Editor CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS I 1 I , I I JLINIGR-SENICR 'tygljivlavbf , o3:Af.,,w 'Vg , 'eo oft' Q?tQt'Qf'zaf'9o zA o5?94'Q5, 14 Q45 'bf wwfwq my GQ! 91 zo Q! OQQQQ , O 54 fa- 46 f-vi, fig 'Wag 3144 60? 4 L L Q L - .. ox wgggf 1 Q44 'iw '71, 42, 1q., Jr 356-sf. -Y no f f . W 4 THE MAGIC TOLICH THE MAGIC TOUCH, the second annual Fox High School play, presented April 29 and 30, was hailed as a rousing success by all in attendance. The play, a three act farce, featured as its theme the perennially popular plot of the ugly duckling blossoming into a beautiful swan. In this case the ugly duckling is a sixteen year old, football playing tomboy, who, in the face of tragedy, transforms herself into a lovely, feminine, young woman. By so doing she delights her social climbing mother, astonishes her henpecked father, and gains the respect and admiration of her gang. Mr. Jerry Allen - Director Glenda Mall - Student Director CAST: Judy Gruenewald Curt Seward Sondra McArthy Kenny McArthy Judy Nau Eleanor Isbell Vada Brewer Johnnie Geisler Doris Bryant Larry Santorski Karen Simcox Tom Klaverkamp Judi Jackson 4 MR. GEORGE E. BAX'I'ER MR. ROLAND T. PFLANTZ Superintendent High School Principal The Board of Education of Fox School consists of six men who are elected by the voters of this school district. It is their job to set the tax levy, to take charge of the finances, and to plan the operation of the school. Since the beginning of Fox School there have been many men who have worked as mem bers of our Board of Education. They have secured better facilities and educational aids for the school. These men have helped make Fox School and Fox High School, in particular, one of the outstanding schools in Jefferson County. THE BOARD MEMBERS Mr Martin Mall ---------------------------------- ----- T reasurer Mr. Charles W. Lilly - - - Mr. Leo Peck -------- Mr. R. K. Carpenter- -- Mr. Wm. Wingbermuehle Mr. Lucas W. Brennecke - - - Mr. Charles Lawrence - - - - - - - Member - - Vice-President - - ' - - President --- - -- Member --------- Member Member - Secretary w I T I I 5 I I ! s c I 4 I I l i 1 ,1 I II I II , I. I: I I I. I . 2 I 1 I Y n E 1 I I1 ,v V I I I, 'I I I I I F I I E s MISS SHIRLEY COGAN, B.M. Chorus. MISS GLADYS COMPTON, B.S. Business Education, Assistant Senior Sponsor. MISS BONNIE DARDEN. B.S. Girls' Physical Education, Health, Cheerleaders, Coach. MR. VESTAL DEAN, B.S. Language Arts, Sophomore Sponsor. MR. JERRY ALLEN, B.S. World History, Speech, Language Arts Debate , Dramatics. MR. CHARLES BONANO, B.S. Art. MR. CHESTER BOSTON, A.B Chemistry, Algebra, General Trigonometry, F.T.A. MRS. ERMA BOYER, B.S. Librarian. Science MISS CLARA EITMAN, B.S. Home Economics. MR. EDWARD IACKSON, B.S. Algebra, Geometry , Thunderbirds . MR. CHARLES NEWMAN, B.S. Business Education, Ha-Ko Sponsor. MR. GERALD O'CONNOR, B.S. Boys' Physical Education, Health, Algebra, General Science, Coach. MR. JAMES OSGOOD, B.S. Industrial Arts, Senior Sponsor. MR. GERALD ROSS, B.S. Boys' Physical Education, Health, American History, Lettermen's Club. MR. DONALD Sl-IANER, B.S. Biology, Physical Science, General Science, Thunderbirds. MR. HOWARD STREET, B.S. Citizenship, World History, Freshman Sponsor. MR. DONALD WISEMAN, B.S. Language Arts, French, Spanish, Spanish Club. MR. WILLIAM WORTHAM. B.S. Physics , Functional Mathematics, General Science , Audio-Visual . MRS. VETA TAKACH, B.E. Language Arts, Assistant Senior Sponsor Fox Fax. MR. CONNIE VENABLE, B.S. Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society. MR. DONALD VISHINO, B.S. American History, American Problems. Psychology. Sociology, Junior Sponsor. MR. ESTEL WILLIAMS, B.M. Band. Secretary - Mrs. Estelle Hoffmann Nurse - Mrs. Beula Strite DIETICIAN AND COOKS ROW 1: Mrs. Mazel Black - Dietician Mrs. Opal Miller Mrs. Edna Noll Mrs. Mildred Sullins ROW 2: Mrs. Bertha Brooks Mrs. Marie Brissette Mrs. Angeline Vincent Mrs. Dorothy Hollingsworth m-Q14 L-1-M-My Wwe fmfw-f-HM f-Mfff' A ss--www' Custodians - Mr. W E Wyatt Mr. Bill Shockley BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: Mr. Gordon Young Mr. Melvin Ziegler Mr. William Crist Mr. Ervin Hallenberger Mr. Mike Messmer Mr. Martin Mall ROW 2: Mr. George Messmer Mr. Alvin Flamn Mr. Harry Haggard Mr. Ralph Handlang Mr. Rudolph Koch 1 , ' V SQ: , 1 4 x , Q 2 if if' gy gg ig 'F A K, S , Q. aww 'W is R Q' X 3 Q7 ff 1 4 3 s rf.: ,r ifnfz ff 3? q ...QQ 4 . e 3 Q li if K tj f 35 H N f 5 f --' ,' if E - if if It K . A 3 il Ii I I 'I . lx 1 I, I . I I I I I I Ei I . I I 'I I I1 ll II ll il I pl Ii :I 1 I: iI 'I ll II II I I I. ,I 'I I X , I I I . I I , I II I I 4 . 1 I I E a I I I I I I I I 1 ll l'1 .n'nv.ll' nun! n:.l1'rl'nml...l'rurul.rnl.-1-ruuurn-ru un-n-u-uv-1.-.uv-an-a.u-.u..uu.unr-n-un-vu-vnu.-1.I---I--nu--......v.-1, .f,.-- ..-- -.-....-............ .... . ........ ' 96 SENIORS OFFICERS President Jim Peck Vice President Curt Seward Girls Treasurer Ruth Ann Painter Boys Treasurer Tom Newman MOTTO Forward Ever Backward Never COLORS Red and White FLOWER Rose SPONSORS Mr Osgood Mrs Takach Miss Compton Miss Eitman Secretary .................. Susan Williams ! Left to right: Judy Brown, Ronald Ney, Janet Hart, Ruth Ann Pamter Tom Newman Iim Peck, Wayne Watkins, Dena Rabom, Ed Hilse, Sharon Chellew Richard Morrow IGH S41 o-X gl 1961 f5U' W X ,-9X UU O ,, 1 -' Q- 'f 5 V ' J' LL a F0 U 0 W A . 0 ' ' Q M S Y X 3 ff, V N K ui ., 2' f AXXXX, ffl! Q.: X 9-AOWX 15 VICE-PRESIDENT CURTIS SEWARD Class Vice-President 119615, Drama Clubg Thunderbirds, Varsity Basketball, 2 lettersg Varsity Football, 1 letterg Track, Senior Cabinet. PRESIDENT .TIM PECK Class President 096133 Class Vice-President Q1960yg Honor Societyg Spanish Club, Student Council: Thunderbirds: Ha-Ko, Art Editor 119611, Band: Honor Rollg B Basketball, 1 letterg Varsity Football: B Football, 1 let- ter: Planned Progress, Senior Cabinet. ss.Bswesrmame+:.a1wn 1imnmssa.1,mes,mesm- - s info.: vmgs. 1 mf SECRETARY SUSAN WILLIAMS Class Secretary 119615: G.A.A.: Safety Patrol: Student Council, Secretary 119605: Thunder- birds, Secretary 119605: Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: Cheerleader, Co-Captain 119615: Honor Roll: Library Assistant: Office Help: Planned Progress: Senior Cabinet. GIRLS' TREASURER RUTH ANN PAINTER Class Girls' Treasurer 119615: G.A.A.: Honor Society, Secretary 119615: Spanish Club, Sec retary 119615: Thunderbirds, Vice-President 119605: Fox Fax, Co-Editor 119615: Band, 3 letters, Student Conductor 119595, Librarian 119585: Honor Roll: Planned Progress: Senior Cabinet: Ha-Ko: Homecoming Maid 119615. BOYS' TREASURER THOMAS N EWMAN Class Boys' Treasurer 119615: Lettermen's Club: Spanish Club: Thunderbirds, Treasurer 119605: Fox Fax, Sports Editor 119605: Varsity Basketball, 1 letter: B Basketball, 2 letters: Varsity Football, 2 letters: Senior Cabinet. 'X-- L 'W , ' MARY BALMER JOYCE ALLYN BENDER Debate Clubg G.A.A.g Thunderbirdsg Fox Faxg Chorus, 1 Class Vice-President 095935 G.A.A.g Honor Societyg letter: Girls' Glee Clubg Planned Progress. Safety Patrolg Thunderbirdsg Fox Fax, Business Manager 1196035 Ha-Ko: Girls' Glee Clubg Honor Rollg Office Help WILLIAM GEORGE BERNSEN LEONARD BIELLER Audio-Visual Clubg Band . B Football. JOHN BITTNER PEARL BLUMER Safety Patrol, Treasurer f1959jg Thunderbirdsg Honor Class Secretary U-95911 G-A-A -5 HOIIO1' SOCi6Iy. Thunder Rollg Planned Progress. birdsg Honor Roll. MARGARET BOYD THOMAS BOYER Class Secretary f1958jg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Thunder- Fox Fax, Business Manager C1961Jg Ha-Kog Planned Prog birdsg Ha-Kog Chorus, Piano Accompanisrg Band, 1 letterg ressg Audio-Visual Club, Vice-President 119605, Presi- Honor Rollg Homecoming Maid q1958j. dent 119617. CHARLENE BRAUNDEL Drama Club, G.A.A., Safety Patrol, Thunderbirds, Fox Fax, Girls' Glee Club, Cheerleader, 1 letter, Basketball Maid 09605, Office Help. I UDY BROWN Spanish Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Thunderbirds, Girls' Glee Club, Varsity Volleyball, 1 letter, B Volley- ball, 1 letter, Honor Roll, Library Assistant, Senior Cabi- net, Student Court. Zhi 2' Qifiiifg , ' i ,, ' 12? gb, ' . 1,3155 63, J X A X ii as its ti RONA LD BRETHO LD Class President 119603, Honor Society, Vice-President 119611, Spanish Club, Student Council, Ha-Ko, Chorus, Boys' State, Honor Roll, Planned Progress. DEAN BRYANT Safety Patrol, Spanish Club, Thunderbirds, Varsity Basket- ball, Planned Progress. GENE CADENHEAD Safety Patrol, Thunderbirds. l KAY CARPENTER Student Council, Vice-President 119613, Honor Society, G.A.A., Safety Patrol, President 119605, Spanish Club, Vice-President 419613, Thunderbirds, Ha-Ko, Associate Editor f1960J, 119615, Varsity Volleyball, 1 letter, B Volleyball, 1 letter, Cheerleader, 1 letter, Honor Roll, Fox Fax. .TOE CARDONA Class Treasurer 119581, 119595, Honor Society, Treasurer 09615, Honor Roll, Lettermen's Club, Secretary 119601, Vice-President 09615, Thunderbirds, Varsity Basketball, 1 letter, B Basketball, 2 letters, Varsity Football, Co- Captaln 119611, 3 letters, B Football. JAMES CARRON Honor Society, President 09615, Spanish Club, Student Council, Ha-Ko, Business Manager f1960J, Editor 09611, Honor Roll, Planned Progress, Student Court. V U. ,Q . 1. ,, I 1 l 1 ' nf ALAN CATES GROVER CHEATHAM Planned Pr0g1'CSS: Honor R011: F.T.A. Letrermen's Clubg Varsity Football, 1 lerterg B Foot- ball, 2 lettersg Trackg Planned Progress. SHARON CHELLEW JUDY CHRISMER Spanish Clubg G.A.A.: Thunderbirds: Girls' Glee Clubg Safety Patrolg Thunderbirds. Majorette, 2 lettersg Cheerleader, 1 letterg Homecoming Maid 119603, 1196155 Library Assistantg Senior Cabinet. GLENDA CLARK RICHARD CRUMP Honor Societyg Safety Patrolg Honor Rollg Thunderbirds: Girls' Glee Clubg Library Assistantg Chorus. LEROY DANNENBERG ROGENE DENSMORE Safety Patrol. Thunderbirdsg Fox Fax ,. nluks:1isu-- :.X., ,, in-ummm, DOT DORNSEIF Safety Patrol. PAT EDMONDS JANET EADS Honor Rollg Library Assistant: Honor Societyg G.A.A .3 Spanish Club, Treasurer f1961Jg Thunderbirds: Fox Fax Art Editorg Ha-Kog Girls' Glee Club. TERRY EFFAN DENNIS FORGOTSTON Dennis transferred from Mehlville High School his senior year. ROBERT FREY Chorus . BARBARA FREEMAN DANIEL GANGLOFF IOHNNIE GEISLER Planned Progress, Honor Rollg Band: Debate Club, Captain 09603, 09613: G.A.A.g Honor Society, Spanish Club, President 09613g Thunderbirds, Drama Clubg Fox Fax, Co-Editor 096135 B Volleyballg Ha-Ko, Copy Editor 09613, Nurse's Assistant. JUDY GRUENEWALD Class Sec. 09603g Drama Clubg G.A.A.g Honor Society, Safety Patrol, Sec. 09593, Spanish Club, Student Coun- cil, Sec. 09593, Thunderbirdsg Chorus, Girls' Glee Clubg B Volleyball, 1 letter: Cheerleader, Co-Capt. 09593, Capt. 096l3g Homecoming Maid 095933 Honor Rollg Planned Progressg Homecoming Queen 09613. JOAN ELENE GEORGEVITS Thunderbirds . BONNITA LOUISE HAMBLEN Bonnita transferred from Roosevelt High School her senior year. .swim .. ls- , 'Q , il ' - ' . -,.- .. K, Q45 SONYA HAMILTON JERRY HARRY Sonya transferred from North High School her senior year. Thunderbirdsg Chorusg Varsity Footballg Track. JANET HART OSCAR LEVERN HIGGINBOTHAM Thunderbirdsg F.T.A.g Honor Societyg Honor Rollg Office Safety Patrolg Chorus: B Football, 2 lettersg Planned Helpg Planned Progressg Senior Cabinetg Student Court. Progress. EDDIE HI LSE Honor Societyg Safety Patrol: Honor Rollg Planned Prog- ressg Senior Cabinet . PAT HUGHES Debate Club, Captain f1960Jg Girls' Glee Clubg F.T.A Vice President f196OJg G.A.A.g Safety Patrolg Fox Faxg Thunderbirdsg Chorus, 1 letterg B Volleyballg Office Helpg Planned Progress. HELEN HORD Safety Patrolg G.A.A.g Thunderbirds SUSAN ISBELL Thunderbirdsg G.A.A.g Office Help. IUDI JACK SON Drama Clubg F. T. A. g Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Thunder- birdsg Fox Faxg Ha-Kog Bandg Honor Roll: School Storey Planned Progress. HARRIET JOHNSON Safety Patrolg Fox Fax. PAT JACKSON LARRY JOHNSON Audio-Visual Clubg Honor Roll. :ur-::'.'a:w .. . 1 ,--1 -We 'W 2 Yr, L? or L E O L x l I MARILYN ROSE KEANE DON KELLY Drama Club: Safety Pauolg Fox Faxg Thunderbirdsg Girls' Planned Progress: Thunderbirds: Student Council: Safety Glee Clubg Library Assistantg Office Helpg Spanish Clubg P3U'01: B Basketball. Honor Roll. BOB KENNEDY HAROLD A. KLEINSCHMIDT Planned Progress. Audio-Visual Clubg Chorus. MARY ANN KLEINSCHMIDT Honor Rollg G. A. A. g Planned Progress. WALTER LINEBERRY Audio-Visual Clubg Debate Clubg Thunderbirdsg Planned Progress. JO ANNE LESCH Audio-Visual Clubg G. A. A. g Student Councilg Thunder- birdsg Fox Fax, Feature Editor 119615: Varsity Volleyball 1 letter, Co-Captaing Planned Progressg Student Court. GERALD R. LOERCH Safety Patrol. UNIE LYNDE Varsity Basketball, 1 letter. iz. -, est R WAYNE E. MCCLAIN Audio-Visual Club, Letterrnen's Club, Safety Patrol, Thunderbirds, Fox Fax, Sports Editor 119615, Chorus, 1 letter, B Basketball, 1 letter, Varsity Footba1l,2 letters, B Football, 1 letter, Track. WAY NE L. MCCLAIN JUDY LEE MCCOY Drama Club, G. A. A. g Safety Patrol, Vice-President C1959j, Spanish Club, Thunderbirds, Fox Fax, Chorus, 1 letter, Band, Student Conductor 119613, Drum Major 09615, 1 letter, Homecoming Maid 09593, f1961Jg Honor Roll, Girls' Glee Club, 1 letter. RALPH MELTON Student Council, President f1961Jg Thunderbirdsg Band, B Basketball, 2 letters, Planned Progress. GRACE MUELLER A Safety Patrolg G. A. A. g Student Council, Secretary-Treas- urer f1961Jg Thunderbirdsg Chorus, Girls' Glee Clubg Home- coming Maid f1958Jg Library Assistant, Office Help. - 4 w RICHARD MORROW Class Treasurer 119585, Lettermen's Club, President f1961Jg Thunderbirdsg Varsity Basketball, 2 lettersg B Basketball, l 1 letter, Varsity Football, 2 letters, Co-Captain f1961j, Track, 1 letter, Senior Cabinet. RONALD NEY Lettermen's Club, Student Council, Vice-President 09601, Thunderbirds, Varsity Football, 3 letters, Planned Progressg Senior Cabinetg Student Court. gb ,mA' , T -f - 'Tfglw 'L 5' .iy K pf. + X 'x aff if CAROLL NOLL FRAN NOVOTNY TONY OEHLERT BILL O'HARA Audio-Visual Club: Planned Progressg Drama Club 1 1 GILBERT PFAFF RUTH ANN PRATT Thunderbirdsg Planned Progress. Safety Patrol. DENA SARAH RABORN BARBARA RAY Safety Patrol: G. A. A. : H8 -KO: Chorus: Office Help: Safety Patrolg Library Assistantg Planned Progress. y Planned Progressg Senior Cabinet. y y P 1 i 3 I 3 3 Z IOAN REINHOLD Safety Patrolg Student Councilg Thunderbirdsg Ha-Kog Library Assistantg Office Helpg Planned Progressg Student Court. DONNA ELIZABETH RINGHOFER Spanish Clubg G. A. A, g Thunderbirdsg Chorusp Girls' Glee Clubg School Store. CAROL LOUISE RICE Audio-Visual Clubg F. T. A. , Secretary f1959y, 419603, 1196135 Honor Societyg Safety Patrolg Student Councilg Honor Rollg Band, Librarian f1960J, 4 lettersg Planned Progressg Girls' State 09605. I 4 i JANET RITTERBUSCH Honor Societyg G. A, A. g F.N. A., President f1961jg Thunderbirdsg Fox Fax, Assistant Editor f1960Jg Ha -Kog Girls' Glee Clubg Volleyball Manager 096153 Honor Roll, Office Helpg Planned Progress. NEELE IO ROHMAN Honor Rollg G, A, A, g Planned Progress. ..,.l,y.1..:1 fr-A , . -, - - - G . fa 'ir :sf 1 4731595 -,,, 4 I w . . ' X ED ROLAND Safety Patrolg Fox Fax, Art Editor fl961jg Band. 2 lettersg Debate Club. BETTY JO AN ROSENSTENGEL Honor Society: G. A. A. g F. N. A. , Secretary f1960Jg Safety Patrolg Student Councilg Thunderbirdsg Ha -Kog Band, 1 letterp Honor Rollg Planned Progress. STEVE ROSE Safety Patrol: Planned Progressg F. T. A. f -'Mae l f Q? X is 1 JEAN ROT HERMICH LARRY SANTORSKI Audio-Visual Clubg Debate Club, Co-Captain f1961jg Drama Clubg Lettermen's Clubg Thunderbirdsg Chorusg Varsity Football, 2 letrersg B Football, 1 letterg Planned Progress: F. T. A., Treasurer f1961Jg Track. 132 Sa l ES we BEVERLY SALVESON Honor Rollg Office Help. ARNOLD SCHMIDT Audio-Visual Clubg Thunderblrdsg Planned Progressg Debate Club. SALLY ANN SCHWALBERT Safety Patrol, Treasurer f196lJg Thunderbirdsg Varsity Volleyball, 2 letters, Co-Captainf1961Jg B Volley- ball, 2 letters, Co-Captain 1195935 Student Councilg G. A. A., Cabinet. CAROLYN SMITH Honor Societyg G. A. A. g Thunderbirdsg Fox Faxg Ha -Kog Honor Rollg Office Helpg Planned Progressg Carnival Queen C1961J. DEWAYNE SKINNER JERRY L. SPRADLING w1LLARD Tow tu ft 2 N .f ,fag VS 5, ,Nils .., Q N X We 53 Q ,F mis eg s JOHN T HOMAS Lettermen's Club, Secretary-Treasurer f1961jg Thunder- blrdsg Varsity Football, 2 letters, B Football, 1 letterg Honor Roll, NANCY WAGNER Safety Patrol: G, A. A. g Student Council, Basketball Maid o'ld 4196033 Homecoming Maid 1196133 Office Help. F Audio-Visual Club, Treasurer 09611: Ha -Ko, Darkroom Supervisor Q1961Jg Honor Roll. V see , 1 . WAYNE WATKINS N Lettermen's Clubg Varsity Football, 1 letter, Trackg Senior Cabinet, Varsity Basketball, 1 letter. JOY CE WHITROCK Majorette, 1 letterg Safety Patrol, Thunderbirds, Girls' Glee Club. RANDY YOUNT Thunderbirds. SHERYL WINHEIM Safety Patrolg Planned Progress. SENIOR FAREWELL As we leave to encounter the problems which we will face as we enter the world, many thoughts race through our minds. We are reluctant, of course, to leave the old familiar patterns of life, and yet we are eager to try our wings in college, the armed forces, marriage, and the business world. As we venture to every corner of the country, and even the world, each of us will carry fond memories of high school hops, proms, homecomings, pep rallies, sports events, assemblies, class and club meetings, concerts, favorite classes, the Senior Steps , and all of the ac- tivities which have made our high school days rich with wonderful experiences. These experiences have helped to prepare us for our futures, and we are grateful to those who have been in- strumental in this preparation. EI MOST STUDIGUS SENICR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JIM CARRON IOHNNIE GEISLER EST PERSONALITY SUSAN WILLIAMS RALPH MELTON 46 PRETTIEST HAIR SLIPERLATIVES BEST SINGER FRAN NOVOTNY RANDY YOUNT BEST LGOKING WAYNE MCCLAIN PAT HUGHE PRETTIEST SMILE .K k-': K kr JIM PECK JUDY MCCOY JOAN REINHOLD DEWAYNE SKINNER PRETTIEST EYES BARBARA FREEMAN DON KELLY Z M xg v .4 Q 355' X Y Hi ef swim 9 It i x 5' A V , v, .ix i i . Q H .::., A-., f 1? , View Hf.2,vf-:J 3,235 .f 1? ,X 4.4 X. V 1 f X: V3 f f ,Q 5 0 A SXM .S S+ . H . A-f f, , 'Q im R131 2: '24 ll. ,, f, .z 11 'fb 2+ f in ww ch ,.1, A--S 42+ 'HQ is ' Q 2 fx Q ig -A K i e K g 3 wr at ji? Q . , Q L X R 4 55 sf 5 ,2 s 8 fa v 'Y Q Q is W SCJPHGMGRE CLASS Iudy Thomas, Secretaryg Bill Mahew, Presidentg Douglas Nesslein, Treasurer, Linda Meisinger, Vice-President. ROW 1: Sharon Seward, Nancy Moynihan, Barbara Adami, Ruth Melton, Rita Dennert, Carol Noll, Peggy O'Keeffe. Doris Jackson, Magdelen Scheman, Clara Buschmann, Naydene DuDash, Joan Wagner, Phillis Roan, Ioan Stahl. ROW 2: Cheryl Baltzell, Kathleen Loerch, Golda Rohman, Hazel Uelsman, William Hodge, Harry Dean, Bill Leuckel, Janet Scott, Durcille DuDash, Mary Burch, Maxine Oehlert, Joan Knickmeyer, Carol Jones. ROW 3: Howard Nowlin, Glendol West, George Harsh, Gary Newman, Norman Bast, Kenny Becker, Roy Hindle, Gary Green, Milton Johnson, Mike Morgan. mu :. Q, 1 H .- L,.. www Nga vu is ,5 as H. 3 ,yhag eff , A X 7 Vi if 14 ,A .HX . gisg kix s igff , Q rv sfxwhswewew ,wg :Ta l i - effisw kif ESQ? fwgQQ , V - fgi m,g5gQ fyf4 A 5 '25 S Au-. gg 5? Y' i I n ,Q ff if x Nr 5 1 .. Igsf 1. 'A J gl: 'V ..,v junk :Qu SIE X. xii' I Q Q3 jislgg ki uv K Q y , Q , . an Y' 5 Y ' MI. , ' ' fa Q , 4 ' Mm M 'af M 'ax QE W l A P' Ev' , . FRESHMAN CLASS Brenda Montgomery, Girls' Treasurerg Howard Vincent, Boys' Treasurer, Kenneth Tucker, President, Ricky Colburn, Vice-President, Torn Smith, Secretary. ROW 1: Donna Myers, Gwen Gogarn, Fern Pflantz, Jeanette El1len, Linda Brewer, Pam Little, Linda Warren, Pat Carson, Inda James, Shirley DaMeris, Donna Brown, Betty Brooks, Pat Carver, Janet Brase, Nancy Balmer. ROW 2: Gloria Derickson, Jedda Heinemann, Barbara Cates, Ann Chi1dress,Diana Brethold, Micki Michler, Jo Ann Rice, Dorma Acey, Gail McManus, Gail Zellich, Judy Secrease, Gloria Morris, Laura Gogue, Teddi Snelson Ella Tate. ROW 3: Bonnie Miller, Adina Johnson, Judy Touchette, Connie Gilliam, Judy Heine, Jean Langston, Mary Juhlin, Madeleine Benz, Glenn Partney, Dave Berry, Edward Jackson, Robert Benz, Eddie Koeller. ROW 4: Paul Ossenfort, Jimmy LeGrand, Al Tucker, Herbert Bax, Ronald Sltze, Herbert Kohler, Scott Hawkins, Gary Cross, John Nichols, Gary Prickett, Lloyd Becker, Melvin LeGrand. 54 w.. .,4u,, , N HM 1 V6.1 . . , ,NR . M ,., 1' , U W- w c ..'f V ---f -f . .. M fx.. .. -f'j :'A AuE:-H Qgf., Q iw ,M A '1EgwigiK w 5s3 v:i9?' .f is L,4,f1?f ,J ,gr ' m, 4 rm. ' L si. 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From contemplation Music S A. Edward Newton Business Education Science zz I CTIVITIE The world 1S always ready to recerve talent wtth open arms. Oliver Wendell Holmes Physical Education Industrial Arts Burn Aquinas! I I I 9 6 Homecoming weekend was filled with excite- ment and suspense. The weekend started with a bon- fire, at which was heard scattered singing and cheers, building spirit for the game the following day with St. Thomas Aquinas. Following a parade and an exciting F. H. S. victory, everyone settled down somewhat and attended the annual football coronation where they saw Miss Judy Gruenewald crowned Homecoming Queen of 1960. The Homecoming events will long be remem- bered by everyone who attended them. Warrior Victory Homecoming Parade -IDMECCMI G Winning Float :S Her Majesty is Crowned Miss JuDY GRUENEWALD I96O-6l HOMECOMING QUEEN SPECIAL MAIDS MISS RUTH ANN PAINTER MISS JUDY MCCOY Q7 I ESS' lEAl fl V I ? 4 ' SSSS ,SS 1S 1S. S MISS SHARON CI-IELLEW MISS NANCY WAGNER 63 MAIDS OF H0 QR MISS JUDY WALSH MISS BERNICE SEABAUGH MISS CONNIE MANGUSO Crown Bearer MISS INDA JAMES 64 4 QUEEN JUDY AND HER MAIDS THE ROYAL COURT Left to Right: Bernice Seabaugh, Wayne Watkins, Sharon Chellew, Dave Wilson, Ruth Ann Painter, Tom Newman, Redring Queen Janice Kleinschmidt Graves, Joe Cardona, Queen Judy Gruenewald, Dick Morrow, Jimmy Chellew, Connie Manguso, John Thom- as, Nancy Wagner, Curt Seward, Judy McCoy, Larry Santorski, Judy Walsh, Ron Ney, Inda James. Q NX Q vw Miss CARQLYN SMITH I 960-5 I CARNIVAL QUEEN KN mg! 1 wx Jr-MfBL'Qf1,,fxi - fb N wjwixfv ,Y V THE RCDYAL COURT Left to Right: Sharon O'Keeffe, Sonny Vincent, Doris De Clue, Bill Andrews, Judy Rickles, Tony Oehlert, Bernice Seabaugh, Kenny Becker, Brenda Montgomery, Dean Bryant, Queen Carolyn Smith Jim Carron, Charlene Hart, Floyd Cotton, Cheryl Baltzell, Rich Eichenberger, Polly Melton, Ricky Colburn, Pat Carver, Jim Spriggs, Carole Riddle, and Gene Mall. Where'd the fellas go? On Friday, November 18, Miss Carolyn Smith, a sen- ior, was crowned queen of the 1960-61 Band Carnival. The carnival consisted of various games of skill and a fish dinner, followed by a dance, with the music furnish- ed by the Fox High dance band. The crowning of the queen and the presentation of her count climaxed the evening's activ- ities. Watch that ball! Pitchin' pennies gk E E E ' xii' ,-.. if If f Q -i Miss KAY CARPENTER l95O-GI BASKETBALL QUEEN SPECIAL MAIDS MISS SUSAN WILLIAMS MISS BONNIE HARMON MISS JUDY ALLCORN MISS CHERYL WERNER xp . , fs 9 wx . fx wi M- x Q .W fy, 5' BN 'ix www? iii? N314 53 1 A . ' Asif , 5: z , X K-Q15 X e kk W f ik . ww? ' jg Bev. M , ff' f Q A :iw fi' , A,1fwf:y, ',,fw' X- X V ' 5 ' 5 56121, -, TUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is the main student organization of the school. Each advisory chooses a rep- resentative and an alternate to represent them in the council. The officers are chosen by the student body in a student election after the council has nominated two for each office. The main purpose of this organization is to plan school activities, to voice student opinion, and to help establish a code of student conduct. Fox High can be very proud of their Student Council be- cause of the fine work they have done and are doing. ROW 1: Lola Lee, Kay Carpenter, Ralph Melton, Grace Mueller, Jacque Campbell, Linda Warren, Jim Brown. ROW 2: Jean Clausen, Carol Rice, Jo Ann Lesch, Jim Peck, Jedda Heinemann, Lorene Lynde. ROW 3: Rich Eichenberger, Ioan Reinhold, Pearl Blumer, Rita Dennert, Karen Simcox, Janet Downey, Mr. Pflantz. 72 Thoughtful planning? OFFICERS President - - - - - - Ralph Melton Vice-President - - - - - - Kay Carpenter Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - Grace Mueller , ...... ...., , ,A '-t' 'QV HONOR SOCIETY Q 3 Z S ROW 1: Janet Ritterbusch, Carol Rice, Nancy Joest, Nancy Fay, Sandra DaMeris, Mary Derby, Karline Hamilton, Jean Clausen. ROW 2: Carolyn Smith, Johnnie Geisler, Kay Carpenter, Janet Eads, Ruth Ann Painter, Judy Gruene- wald, Glenda Clark, Joyce Bender, Pearl Blumer, Betty Rosenstengel. ROW 3: Mr. Venable, Ronald Brethold, Jim Carron, Jim Peck, Joe Cardona, Gary Debro, Mike Burns, Gary Chott, Roger Volk, Ed Hilse, Rich Eichenberger. In order to qualify as a member of the National Honor Society, a student must possess needed qualifications of ser- vice, character, scholarship, and leadership, and must be able to maintain a B average. OFFICERS President Jim Carron Vice- President Ronald Brethold Secretary Ruth Ann Painter Treasurer Joe Cardona Informal Moments ROW 1: LeGrand, Uelsman, Behrns, Long, Schaefer, Rouse, Pflantz, Painter, Boyd. ROW 2: Painter, Montgomery, Knight, Mahew, Eichenburger. ROW 3: Roberts, Rice, Frazier, Brennecke, Praul, Chottf ROW 4: Cheatham, Morris, Melton, Hawkins, Carr. li- Q MR. WILLIAMS O ROW 1: Placht, Matloch, Jackson, McManus, Brammer, Flowers, NISIICI, Rice. ROW 2: Brennecke, Pinnell, Broshears, Cordell, Michler. ROW 3: Cryts, Corse, Bernsen, LeGrand, Praul, Painter. ROW 4: Geisler, Daume, Frenz. AD ROW 1: Hamilton, Gherardini, Fay, Whitrock ROW 2: Hill, Cheatham, Golightly, Heine. SENIOR CHORUS ROW 1: Judy Apel, Joan Stahl, Phyllis Roan, Joan Mooy, Nancy Joest, Mary Ilesch, Judy Walsh, Janet O'Neal, Margaret Boyd, Mary Balmer. ROW 2: Sanner, ROW 3: Sullins, ROW 1: Layton, ROW 2: Brooks, ROW 3: Rlckles, ROW 4: Donna Rlnghofer, Ruth Ross, Sandra DaMerls, Pat Hughes, Nancy Ruble, Mamie Wagganer, Gloria Dolores Boyce, Barbara Paul, Lola Lee, Bonnie Harmon, Linda Meisinger, Sunny Bond, Barbara Melton Levern Higginbotham, Harold Kleinschmldt, Larry Santorskl, Dennis Canova, Dave Nappier, Dave Wayne McClain, Bob Burgan, Bob Frey, Ken McArthy. Melton, Vogler, Bemhardt, Brown, Lovera, Parks, Lake, Chambers, Miller, Cobb, Barron, Melton, Balmer, Schutte, Poeppel, Secrease, Zlellich, Spradllng. Carver, Isbell, Seldler, Hamlin, Voxx, Whitte, Wleland, Blake, Childress, Brethold, Denoyer, DaMeris, Johnson, Brakefleld, Stevenson, Gowan, Morris, Morris, Brannon. Brase, Wilken, Moses, Touchette, Hobson, Baier, Lansing, Debro, Tate, Reinhold, Felty, Mayfield, Luekel, Fergueson, Snelson, Rothermich. Woodruff, Nosser, Parker, Lambert, Hughes, Noakes, Simino, Sutterfield, Blankenship, Lang, Wells, Sansegraw, Bullerdick, Meyers, Orrick. JU IOR CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Lorene Lynde, Judy Thomas, Barbara Schmidt, Shirley Freeman, Judy Rickles, Kathy Loerch, Joan Knickmeyer, Betty Castile. ROW 2: Joyce Winingar, Barbara Melton, Cheryl Baltzell, Karen Simcox, Nancy Moynihan, Gloria Moses, Carol Jones, Naydene Dudash, Bonnie Harmon. ROW 3: Betty Rice, Pat McCoy, Gerrie DeLarber, Sharon Seward, Glenda Sherrill, Magdelen Scheman, Kay Bernhardt, Doris Jackson. SEATED: Betty Brooks. Left to Right: Mary Balmer, Judy Walsh, Par McCoy, Janet O'Neil, Nancy Joest, Pat Hughes. L LL L GIRLS' SEXTET FUTURE URSES OFFICERS President Janet Ritterbusch Vice-President Jean Gherardini 1 Secretary Margie Engelback Treasurer J Barbara Paul ROW 1: Mrs, Strite, Jean Gherardini, Margie Engelback, Janet Ritterbusch, Barbara Paul. ROW 2: Hettie Jane Nowlin, Janet Pulliam, Madeleine Benz, Sharon O'Keefe, Sally Schwalbert, Judy Fischer. The Future Nurses of America is an organization that is composed of students who are interested in en- tering the nursing profes- sion. Mrs. Strite, their sponsor, is working with the students and showing them some of the fields of nursing through weekly movies, thus helping them to become our future nurses and the proud citizens of tomorrow. ROW 1: Mrs. Strite, Glenda Sherrill, Janet Spradling, Judy Secrease, Gail ' Zellich. ROW 2: Laura Jean Gogue, Fern Pflantz, Nancy Ruble, Diana Baumgartner, Ruth Ann Trolinger, Betty Rice, Betty Lefarth. 78 OFFICERS President Judi Jackson Secretary Carol Rice Treasurer Larry Santorski FUTURE TEACHERS ROW 1: Carol Rice, Judi Jackson, Larry Santorski. ROW 2: Kathy Geisler, Joan Stahl, Mamie Wagganer, Nancy Joest, Pat Hughes. ROW 3: Jedda Heinemann, Steve Rose, Arnold Schmidt, Janet Eads, Grace Mueller, Mr. Boston. 2 1 - 2 s . was The Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion that was formed to encourage and assist the high school students who plan to become the teachers of tomorrow. Mr. Miller is helping ' A: B: C - - - them learn some of the techniques of teaching by '- assisting the elementary lx teachers. In this way they ..-r H- are receiving an insight into the teaching profession while gaining practical Q--1-, , experience. Plurals 79 EL clizcuto ESPANJOL LOS FU NC ION A RIOS La Presidenta Johnnie Geisler La Vice-Presidenta Kay Carpenter La Secretaria Ruth Ann Painter La Tesorera Janet Eads ,B 0, 7- QF' 4.-5 -' 4-'T ROW 1: Johnnie Geisler, Janet Eads, Kay Carpenter, Ruth Ann Painter. ROW 2: Ronald Brethold, Jim Carron, Judy Gruenewald, Judy McCoy, Margaret Boyd . ROW 3: Jim Peck, Mr. Wiseman, Roger Volk. The Spanish Club is composed of students who are enrolled in first and second year Spanish classes. Each year the club sponsors a Christmas party featuring Spanish food and games. The highlight of this year's party was the breaking of the pinata which was filled with candy and nuts. This is the second year that the Spanish Club has been in existence, and future plans include Spanish movies and possibly lectures from people who have visited Mexico. 11- :cup 30 ' Nl X ROW 1: Carol Noll, Barbara West, Kathy Cloninger, Pat Cryts, Janet Scott, Danny Dement, Roy Hindle, Gary Debro. V' ROW 2: Barbara Adami, Ruth Melton, June Ellis, Linda Branham, Lynda Hurst, fy ffl xy' I M so .-4.1. Nancy Ruble, Mr. Wiseman. SAFETY PATRCL ROW 1: Joan Mooy, June Ellis, Inda James, Carol Neuhaus, Pat Sisco, Sharon Clause, Alda Achter, Richard Eichenberger, Sally Schwalbert, Sharon Poignee, Sharon Buchholz, Jeanette Ellison, Lola Lee, Barbara Paul. ROW 2: Kathy Burns, Kathy Cloninger, Grace Mueller, Mamie Wagganer, Brenda Montgomery, Anne Vincent, Georgia Williams, Joyce Whitrock, Betty Spann, Janet Scott, Jo Ann Rice, Mary Derby, Dar- lene Fritz, Pat Carson. ROW 3: Naydene Dudash, Clara Buschmann, Sunny Bond, Nancy Hendricks, Carol Jones, Hazel Uelsman, Mary Iuhlin, Kathy Loerch, Nancy Ruble, Judy Apel, Betty Lefarth. ROW 4: Martin Hallenberger, Scott Hawkins, Gary Behrns, Gary Chott, Steve Rose, Judy Chrismer, Carole Riddle, Shirley Freeman, Harriet Johnson. The student organization which handles the safety of students on their way to and from school is the Safety Patrol. To keep the busses safe, the patrols, chosen by their drivers, have been given the task of patrolling the busses and keeping the students in order. This group holds meetings regularly to discuss various problems on the busses and how they can be handled tactfully. Along with Mr. Mall, their spon- sor, the group has as their purpose, the safety of the students at Fox School. Alda Achter, Secretary: Jean Clausen, Vice-President: Rich Eichen berger, Presidentg Mr. Mall: Sally Schwalbert, Treasurer. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB ROW 1: Roger Volk, Willard Tow, Jim Bolm. ROW 2: Mr. Wortham, Walter Lineberry, Melton Johnson, Larry Santorski, Bill Bernsen, Gary Newman, George Harsch, Tom Painter, Oliver Slmino, Wayne Cross, lf we needed mikes set up or the projector for movies or any other number of jobs done in prepara- tion for an assembly, all we had to do was call on the members of the Audio-Visual Club. The boys, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wortham, should be congratulated on their fine work throughout the school year. Amateur D. J. J im Brooks. OFFICERS President ---- - - Tom Boyer Vice-President - - - - Jim Bolm Secretary - - - - Roger Volk Treasurer - - - - - Willard Tow The Early Show DEBATE TEAM The debate team is an organization consisting of students interested in study- ing and discussing world and national problems. Com- petition is held on local, regional, and state levels. Debaters study the ques' tion, become well enough informed about it that they can efficiently debate either on the affirmative or nega- tive sides, and then prepare to meet and defeat opposing teams. Co-Captains Johnnie Geisler Larry Santorski SEATED: Judi Jackson, Johnnie Geisler, Pat Hughes, Kathy Geisler, Jo Ann Rice, Larry Santorski . STANDING: Nancy Joest, Mary Balmer, Mr. Allen, Arnold Schmidt, Ed Roland. DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Carolyn Mesger, Janet Ritterbusch, Marilyn Keane, Margaret Boyd, Charlene Braundel, Judy McCoy. ROW 2: Jean Clausen, Mary Balmer, Karen Simcox, Dolores Boyce, Joan Reinhold, Carolyn Smith, Richard Eichenberger, Mr. Allen. ROW 3: Tom Newman, Steve Rose, Will Lineberry, Jo Ann Lesch, Larry Santorski, Judi Jackson, Ken Mc- Arthy, Curt Seward, Judy Gruenewald. The Drama Club at the present time is not organized. This group in- cludes all of the students who have par- ticipated in the school plays and skits. Plckadilly was the first produc- tion by the Drama Club in 1959. Last year's play was The Magic Touch. This year' s speech class put on a one- act skit entitled Who Dunnit? for the student body. The students taking part in these activities are gaining invaluable exper- ience in acting and working with people 83 Hi e, 'sayakx wi 1 ww ,. 'X M. ..... S Y. Sue ...J A99 lu ,A 1 . in xi .A ' 1 'xyfqr Kay Q B539 K 5' , Karen ,R 1 ,. , ffL'P'2i?m ' .sirhai QJ N- X ww x-ay ,Q .fwggfli . X PSf+i1?'WfifWQf1': k Bernice LETTERMEN'S CLUB W7 Samoan, icenkswifingim, ioacafdona,'GrZvefk:f1eamA51f'kQ,Q iislrlilyfw' 'W' 'W OFFICERS President - - - Dick Morrow t Vice-President - - - Joe Cardona Secretary - - - - John Thomas Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - -Wayne Watkins Sponsor - - - - Mr. Ross The Lettermen's Club is an organization consisting of athletes who have lettered in varsity sports. Members of the club are required to maintain a good scholastic standing, and to have lettered in varsity track, football, or basketball. 2 4 Q .fn s Q M Y 13 A , ,wa 2 if X A if : F T 912.5 A' 'F if Q W -' if wi - LEQQL V Za '41 ' Ei X X iv 2, 5 N, it Es A : , ac 14 2 is K 3? N S w X gg as 4 N 3' Q wa W 1 fm 2 M . L 5' 2 fb Q W 'wwf 1 E li, if 6- R : X ,5 Sa of, B .9 A mf. 5,5515 h X N 5 ,Q ,wig f S CIIOII PLANNED PROGRESS ROW 1: Betty Rosenstengel, Carolyn Smith, Fern Pflantz, Judy Parks, Jean Clausen, Karen Simcox, Jo Ann Lesch, Joan Mooy, Janet Ritterbusch, Glenda Sherrill, Betty Castile. ROW 2: Mr. Allen, Pam Little, Kathy Cloninger, Sheryl Winheim, Sharon Heitmeyer, Barbara Ray, Carolyn Mesger, Dolores Boyce, Pat Hughes, Sue Dace, Mary Balmer, Johnnie Geisler, Ruth Ross, Mr. Street. ROW 3: Jim Carron, Harold Frick, Dennis Bittner, Larry Santorski, Don Tate, Bill O'Hara, Roger Volk, Tom Boyer. ROW 4: John Carron, Walter Lineberry, Ken McArthy, Gary Behrns, Oliver Simino, Billy Matlach, Den nis Cordell, Ronnie Gaillard. Planned Progress is a program sponsored y annually by Union Electric, in order to in- crease high school students' interest in com- munity planning. Students have fifteen minutes in which to present their program, and may use such visual aids as maps, charts, diagrams or graphs to illustrate needed community im- provements. Each school may have a max- imum of five students to give the oral pres- entation, although an unlimited number may work on visual aids. The students who are judged to have the best program are awarded a full day ed- ucational trip paid for by Union Electric. This trip is inclusive of all students who work- ed on the program. Presentation of Planned Progress Program AWARDS PLAYER or THE YEAR SPORTS WRITER AWARD Joe Cardona was chosen Player of the Year at the annual Football Ban- quet. Joe was presented with a trophy by the Rock Township Lions Club. On a visit to the Washington University campus for a journalism workshop, Tom Newman won second place in the sports writing category against all St. Louis area schools. ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Jo Ann was awarded a medal for her speech in the American Legion Or- atorical Contest held at Fox, after compet- ing against other fellow students. Joyce Whitrock was winner of the Homemaker of To- morrow contest held at Fox School. For ranking first she was awarded a pin by General Mins. GIRLS' STATE BOYS' STATE Carol Rice at- tended Girls' State at William Woods Col- lege in Fulton. She was sponsored by the auxiliary of American Legion Post 159283. This award is made to the most out- standing girl in the junior class. F. H.S. was rep- resented at Boys' State by Ron Brethold. He was sponsored by American Legion Post 4283 and spent the week of June 14 learn- ing about government through activities at Boys' State. V V 1 A Y I 960 FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW 1: Jim Chellew, Sonny Vincent, Lloyd Becker, Bill Childs, Fred Melton, John Nichols, Milton Johnson, Dave Wilson, Robert Thompson. ROW 2: Ron Ney, Harold Frick, Gary Prickett, Gene Praul, Jim Reynolds, Kermy Tucker, Carl Deems, Doug N esslein, Joe Cardona, Ron Chilton. ROW 3: Coach Ross, Curt Seward, Dick Morrow, Larry Santorski, Wayne Watkins, Gary Newman, Bill Mahew, Bob Benz, Tom Newman, Gary Prindiville, David Frank, Coach O'Connor. Head football coach Gerald O'Connor in his first year at Fox High School brough the warriors home to a 3-5 record in the 1960 season, which was the third season of varsity competition for Fox High. Handicapped sizeably by last year's graduation which took a total of ten lettermen, and a small line, which averaged only 175 pounds, the Warriors played fine ball. , The most memorable game of the season was the Homecoming Game against St. Thomas Aquinas in which the Warriors were able to crash through with two touchdowns in the final three minutes of play to rob the Trojans of a shut-out, and defeat the St. Thomas eleven, 14-7. Throughout the season the Warriors were aided by the accurate place kicking of Fullback Joe Car- dona flater named player of the yearj, the excellent passing of Quarterback Curt Seward, and the bril- liant running of Halfback Dick Morrow. Sixty-six total points were scored by the Warriors during the season and Curt Seward was high scorer with thirty points, twenty-four of which were scored in the F. H. S. victory over Mehlville. Joe Cardona was also a high scorer with a total of eighteen points. , The warriors' unquenchable spirit and determined improvement highlighted the 1960 football season, and with ten lettermen returning next year F. H. S. fans can anticipate another thrilling season in 1961. Ras S x S2 R if E E E Q Q i J 5 XE, f 3 X -ws Z 7 5-5 MM vwvfv ' . 1 -mx A F 1' fi ., Kg YE fwf xt' T. 'fsaillru L fit lb 5 M .nw WWW as was aff! 2 EQ , 54 X, J pf' f i , ,te ' '-exp 2 1 M- -Y 1 L- v , V L Si! E J Q A 'XE' W4 ff., ' 41 W 'V ,L i ' . X ,,- 2 ' A ' A Q-N8 Q Q- 1 1 nw ix s 5 Wigwam-wa . .- . ,f 'f V X RON NEY FRED MELTON GARY PRICKETT KENT SWARINGIM Left Guard Left Guard Right Guard Right End 'E??::f:A:R:5K5'9:53?':..,, i L '.:'5'x:7g5 Tf'r:,3.1mx - , , S 5 s N X Nia 1f-. - xx 535353, s xx x i - 5 iugkxx scorzns N N - N -: t U 'pq Umm. ISLE, OPPONENT V 7 fff, , 6 14 26 K 28 i 7 . if :V 14 4 15,- . 'AW' A , N Co -Captains ' DICK MORROW and JOE CARDONA GARY PRINDIVILLE KEN MCARTHY HAROLD FRICK .TOE CARDONA Right Halfback Left Halfback Left Halfback Fullback , ,ipf .,1aw wa- iA1m1iuwwNq m 7 u 31, 81 :lim A H , f ' E 54 34 .X- S , ff WA., A 'fa Q I kV,. , Grr' -n 4 I f 1 1 5' f R 91' ki .fi I ' . 81 7 -'Sk ff if MVN x ww A av .fx ., ww A, I gal ,en 46 wr -., X FN wr Aw 3 M if--'af ' if a -JA Q . - 1. if - ' ds. ,, N RN ' 4 'S fa xl ' 5 M , .,,, si- ff . :iii X I 5. . K K W 'V 5 lnw ' '19 www wr , . ,-i an gg 4? A .W -2 x .5 if V 5 ff if . 1:-L . ., ,4:: . V A ,, ' R? - - x fx K' f 1 X W ,N 1138355 6 1 ,fs 1 -ii z f E F an Sf' ESQ gm .sa f ff' , th X - Q 'N A as XL 'Aff is Swv Q f Q - i -I M f V A' 4 f Q - - - 'Q X . . f E 1 g X if ' 3 ' ' 5 h1 k 1 ' i A ' 'Q fi: I -l , ' 1 - f N 'J 'kbk K A x ' . x ., M f Q f 1 k . 1 . ' . , K . ARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: Ron Brethold fStudent Managerj, Leslie Rice, Joe Cardona, Kent Swaringim, Ken McArthy, Carl Dietzler, Iim Brooks CStudent Managerj. ROW 2: Coach Ross, Unie Lynde, Dave Nappier, Wayne Watkins, Dick Morrow, Tom Newman, Curt Seward, Coach O'Connor. The Warriors began their varsity basketball season in the Hillsboro Tournament. They stomped Ste. Gene- vieve, lost to Hillsboro, and then came back to defeat DeSoto to win the third place trophy in the tournament. Although the Warriors 6-13 record was not as good as anticipated, they played fine ball and certainly were not outclassed as the scores indicate. The most exciting game of the season was with our arch rival, Herky. The score stayed very close throughout the game until the Warriors broke loose in the last few minutes of play to defeat Herky, 57-51. High point men for the season were Curt Seward who racked up 263 points, Wayne Watkins with 196, and Dave Nappier with 162. A total of 1, 128 points were scored by the Warriors during the season compared with 1, 197 points scored by their opponents. With five returning varsity lettermen, F. H.S. fans can look forward to a better season next year. FOX OPPONENT HILLSBORO TOURNAMENT 73 Ste. Genevieve 38 59 Hillsboro 81 '73 DeSoto 62 65 Eureka 77 65 DeSoto' 62 47 Lindbergh 64 53 Crystal City' 83 FLAT RIVER TOURNAMENT 57 Leadwood 67 50 Valley Park 53 61 Northwest ' 64 39 Herculaneum 42 67 Hillsboro ' 56 66 Alumni 53 59 Potosi ' 64 56 Hancock 67 57 Festus' 73 52 Aquinas 66 57 Herculaneum 51 CLASS L STATE TOURNAMENT 72 Bayless 74 'Denotes conference games. 1 4 B TEAM SQUAD ROW 1: Kenneth Tucker, George Boster, Jim Brown, Ronald Freeman, Iirn LeGrand Eddie Dove ROW 2: Coach Ross, Tom Smith, John Werner, Kenny Becker, Roy Hindle, Jim Reynolds Richard Dickison, Coach O'Connor. The young Warriors, composed of freshmen BASKEEBATLEAQORES and sophomores, finished a terrific season with a 10- 6 d. mo' Fox OPPONENT High point men for the season were lanky freshman, Tom Smith, racking up 193 points, fol- lowed by Kenny Becker with 85, and Kenny Tucker with 61. They defeated such skilled opponents as Crystal City, Herky, Lindbergh, and Hillsboro, finishing with a total of 606 points as compared to 559 ac- cumulated by opponents. With these boys returning and others coming up, next year looks very bright for the young War- riors. Eureka DeSoto Lindbergh Crystal City Valley Park Northwest Herculaneum Lindbergh Hillsboro St. Pius X Potosi Crystal City Hancock Festus Aquinas Herculaneum I 960 VARSITY OLLEYBALL SALLY SCHWALBERT JO ANN LESCH ALDA ACI-ITER Left to Right: Aida Achter, Gwen Gogarn, Miss Darden, JUDY APEL Sally Schwalbert, Shirley Stevenson, Mamie Wagganer, Jo Ann Lesch. Sandy DaMeris, Judy Apel, Jean Clausen. This year's squad, coached by Miss Darden, finished their season with a 2-4 record. An important win for the girls was over Northwest, the conference champions. High scorers for the season were Aida Achter, junior, 41, JoAnn Lesch, senior, 33, Judy Apel, junior, 295 Sally Schwalbert, senior, 23, and Gwen Gogarn, freshman, 22. The varsity consisted of only two seniors, meaning that most of the girls will re- turn next year, six of which have lettered in varsity volleyball. With these girls re- turning, F.H.S. fans can anticipate a better season next year. I00 M5 t gig V Q 'Q Q is f wx QQ! I96O B TEAM VQLLEYB LL ROW 1: Linda Meisinger, Shelby James, Marian Clark, Mary Gahagan. ROW 2: Janet Ritterbusch, Janet Downey, Barbara Schmidt, Bernice Seabaugh, Kathy Loerch, Judy Thomas, Maxine Oehlert, Miss Darden. The Fox High volleyball B team, composed of freshmen and sophomores, defeated DeSoto for their only win of the season. Next year, with the added experience gained from this season's competition, Fox High fans can ex- pect to see the girls bring home more victories. B TEAM VOLLEYBALL SCORES FOX OPPONENT 29 Herculaneurn 44 32 DeSoto 27 11 Crystal City 38 35 Festus 39 22 Northwest 41 28 Hillsboro 40 1 B Team Captains JANET DOWNEY LINDA MEISINGER ff? 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