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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Joan Mooy, G. Treas.3 Terry Lingle, Sec., Doug Nesslein, Pres., Jim Lacy, V. Pres., Ron Freeman, B. Treas. SENIOR CABINET ROW 1: Deatra McGary, Sandy Strong, Terry Lingle, Joan Mooy. ROW 2: Ron Freeman, Ken Becker, Doug Nesslein, Jim Lacy. Not pictured is Milton Johnson. CLASS OF 1963 Four years ago, lll freshmen entered Fox High. Spiritedly we entered in the whirl of high-school activities. Much of our energy was directed toward the vari- ous service, honor, and academic organi zations, where our leadership qualities were developed. Student Council repre- sentatives added much to our school . We contributed to the writing of the Constitu- tion in our junior year, and our junior and senior years were marked by the number of council leaders we supplied. Drama, F .T.A. , F .N.A. , Spanish Club, Honor Society, and Safety Patrol found many long- term members and leaders from our class. Sportsmanship was another area of outstanding ability. In our freshman, sophomore, and junior year, our boys distinguished themselves in football, track, and basketball. As juniors, our girls helped the volleyball team win the title of All -County Conference Champs in 1962, an honor 'which we repeated at the Crystal Tournament as Seniors in 1963 . Our boys added their plays to the winning of the Consolation trophy in the Hillsboro Tournament our Senior year . Scholastically our class ranks high. Several members are habitually on the Honor Roll and are the leaders of the Honor Society. Although we had no finalists for the National Merit Scholarships Test, many ranked very high. We Seniors of 1963 found another outlet for our talents in extracurricular activities. Our Locomotion float won first place at the Homecoming parade this year. Our Junior-Senior Prom, Shangri-La, was a beautiful dance, long to be remembered. The works of our artistic-minded classmates have been seen at school many times in our high-school career, and the enthusiastic support we gave made memorable occasions of many dances. Senior Thunderbirds added the spark to many sport events this year, and in years past. Our tal- ents were on display as we participated in acting and behind-the-scene activities in four school plays. Our class colors are blue and whiteg our flower, the orchid. The class selected Less Than Our Best is Failure as the class motto. We broke from tradition this year to become the first Senior Class with round rings. Little Warrior, the Indian on the Senior Button, was seen throughout the school . As we look to graduation, our future unknown, all that we have done and learned these four years will help us as we travel on in the world. 76