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

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ROW 1: Wayne Seabaugh, Perry Wells, Gary Brammer, Fred Waldrop, Frank Sotolar, Larry Seward. ROW 2: Danny Carpenter, Delane Skinner, Dennis Spoerry, Frank Kratky, Mick O'Neal, Jerry Harmon. ROW 3: Manager Buddy Jackson, Jim Gherardini, David Taft, Mr. Iman, Coach, Mike Marty, Greg Marye, Manager, Ed Gamache. Not Pictured: David Praul B Warrz'0rs Show Great Prom ise. Drilling hard in practices after school, the B football team, coached by Mr. Iman and Mr. O'Connor, made the practice pay off by coming in second place for the season. The Little Warriors received their awards for good teamwork along with the Varsity players. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. B Team Schedule Q1962j .....Desoto O.. . . . . . Crystal City . . . . . . Mehville . . . .....Northwest .....Hercu1aneum0... . .....Fest:us .....Herculaneum0..... . Fox 18 . Fox 0 . Fox 12 Ur. Varsity, . Fox 0 . Fox 13 . Fox 7 . Fox 19 Ur. Varsityj 'X Y 6 5 W The B Warriors showed their ability in many games.

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