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

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L Danny Carpenter is representative of the varied talents of the sophomore class. Carlos Rutledge L fr Chris Sanner it T, . t Jerry Scandrett A -ei- T ,- S S , i xxx Norman Schaefer T, ' Q Judy Scherrer y Lawrence Schlect gtg ' 1- N i,.,' P3 ?'X :' g fwyfia Gayle Schneider Stephen Shelton James Sherrill X M tw X r Lge not is rv D Y? sf ' f . ss Q ei 5 Y NZ' 1-xl lt X 1 gg r xx '55 gr 5 ,Q is- of if X 5:49. ,git he A Ag 1QG' 31 1 A S. x A Y M 1' D - 'W' Akj..,:.:. , Our second half of high school holds Dinah Shoaff Dari Smith Marvin Smith t 5. 'ia -its .. ik 'Sass-it -im- S , 1 Q or are as NL 5 R 1 ri 1 as Arthur Strubel Glenn Stuckmeyer Larry Sutton -V , . , A. - Q ..r .,-m ro., . , A r. ,- S or rvp . Q Linda Taylor Jerry Thornton Predetta Tilley 1 .. ,J 13553 t T- -ff S ,lzi y - 4, 5,-.31 SN 5 z-' 1' 1 pe -Y -,xr Russ Smith Dennis Spoerry Rose Strecker ,. 5, David Taff Sharon Tate Lee Tayloe , . , Mgr 3 ,ig f Q ,, M1 ,,,1 David Towns Randy Trumbo Richard Tudor ri Q 2 .E .-. f g' f . af r . L

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With every day, test, party, tardy slip, cherry coke, term paper, dis- cussion, and assembly, the Freshman class has matured--grown. Remember them as wide-eyed, slightly bewildered, and just a little frightened when they entered the high to discover the joy of a beginning? Weathering all the seemingly im- possible homework, the teasing of upper- classmen, and their amazement at really crowded halls, this class has advanced. In doing so, they emerged victorious, ready to lead . They are eager to con- tinue, willing to grow . The Fox fresh- men typify all that is intelligent, all that is fine in teenagers. These students who put on the Christmas Dance, did ex- tensive carnpaigning for their queen candidates, and participated enthusiastic ally in each activity, contributed new ideas in every field they entered. As always, when the year began, the Freshmen seemed so much smaller than the rest of the students . They had a youthful glow, an expectancy. Perhaps bewildered somewhat at first by newer problems, now the Freshmen belong. They--all of them--become a part of all of them. Suddenly they've changed, taken on stature. Look! The Freshman Class is almost grown-up. Paul Beard Patricia Becker Dawn Behrns Vicki Belleville Robert Bennett Jim Bertelsmeyer Myra Best Susan Blum er Carmen Blyze Diann Bollinger Beth Boston Russell Bouchet Gary Acey Linda Acey Cheryl Allcom Richard Andybur Linda Baker Douglas Barnes Velma Bast Nancy Bauer William Baxter Margaret Be ard New faces, new friends, new problems, 2