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

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Physical fitness emphasized in gym classes. GERALD P. O'CONNOR Physical Education, Health, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football Coach. B.S. in Education, S.E. Mo. GWEN ANN LEWIS A 8: B Volleyball. B.S.E., S.E. Mo. State. Well organized library is result of careful planning. Ever look and look for a particular book and never seem to be able to pick it out? Fox High students are seldom faced with this problem because of the excellent library staff. They know the location of almost any book you need and add a pleasant smile to their services. The girls take their mornings, study halls, and evenings to work at tasks found in the library. Physical Education, Health, Thunderbirds, Mrs. Erma Boyer is Fox's librarian. Hers is the problem of organizing all the library stock, keeping the card catalog current, locating for any student either his lost book or a replacement. One of our hardest work- ers, Mrs. Boyer's respon sibility is appreciated by all. FIRST ROW: fl. to r.j: Barbara Cates, Sandy Boyles, Bonita Leuckel, Lora Fansher. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Boyer, librarian, Donna Swallow, Virginia Livingston, Fern Pflantz. 13 ERMA BOYER Librarian. B.S. in Education, Cape State, George Peabody College, S.E. Mo.

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Practical arts prepare for future life. JAMES L. OSGOOD Gen. Shop, Drafting, and Woodwkg., Senior sponsor. B.S. and M.S., Kan. State College CLARA MESSMER Vocational Home Economics I,II, and III. B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State, Vocational Home Econ. degree, Iowa State College, M.U. Fine arts courses offer achievement for artistic minds. FLONTINA ELAINE PAYNE CLIFFORD K. CORRELL Southeast Missouri State Col- Senior, Junior, and Beginning lege, B.S. in Education. Art Band. B.S.E., M.U. I, and II. DAVID L. BUTLER Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. B.S.E S.E. Mo. State College. 12

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Stacks of ditto sheets and buzzing phones are major parts of the office staff's day. Besides dis- tributing the morning bulletin and operating the ditto machine, they per- form many other important services. These busy people give up their study halls to help Mrs. Hoff- man with her secretarial FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Lois Lauxman, Kathy Burns, Gail Zellich, Marlyn Witte, Ann Childress, Diana Land. SECOND ROW: Fern Buettner, Judy Day, Dennis Cordell, Luke Brennecke, Jean Langston. work and to assist Mr. Newman. With their service, our schoo Whenever a Fox High student runs out of paper or breaks his last pencil, he knows he can always turn to the school store where the staff will cheer- fully provide these necessities. These students work mornings and lunch hours to supply all with their academic needs. Sponsored by Mr. Newman, this group is a valuable addition to Fox I-ligh. Mr. Smith, school dietician, per- forms his duties admirably. if i i 2 5 2 tlpt ii Ai Ut 1' f l 1 .. f t pg 'is' 3 ' . ' , f X1 , ii f fe i':: J ' Wa' t 1 .i i agar Q .L i, f wr---- 14 Tom Hanes, Jack Lilly, Gerald Chapman. When the starved mobs pack the three lunch hours, the kitchen staff makes the waiting more bearable, for they serve the hot lunches quickly and cheerfully . These ladies work many hard hours to prepare nourishing and palatable meals . FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Katherine Oehlert, Jeanette Heimburger, Bertha Brooks, An- geline Vincent. SECOND ROW: Jean Werkmann, Dorothy Hollingsworth, Mildred Sullins, Vada Adams, Opal Miller.