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

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Take a school like Fox, in a community like Arnold, and you're certain to find a group of dedicated boys Working hard for the improve- ment of their area. In this particular school, the spirit is embodied in the Key Club, an organization sponsored by Kiwanis. They meet every Monday night to discuss plans for future projects. The main event of the year was the banquet when they received their charter. FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Dennis Cordell, pres., Luke Brennecke, sec. BACK President of Arnold Kiwanis presents Bill Sago, vice-president of ROW: Tom Crabtree dir., Bin Brown Key Club, with Key Club banner at charter night. dir , Greg Mueller tgeas ,'Bi11 ' ' 3 9 ' J Sago, v. p. Service to school and community-Key Club. FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Mr. Thomas, Luke Brennecke, Dem1is Cordell, Bill Sago, Mr. Boston. SECOND ROW: Robert Kensler, Corky Rutledge, Bill Brown, Bill Matlach, Bob Brennecke. THIRD ROW: Gary Behrns, Gerald Long, Jim Bledsoe, Jim Brown, Greg Mueller, Tom Crabtree. 26

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ROW 1, left to right: Brent Hill, John Wieland, Karen Wieland, Jeanie Miller, Vickie Basden, Gerald Waggoner, Jerry Thornton, ROW 2: Ed l-lenke, David Berry, Ralph Chrismer, John Moncrief, Larry Zeigleri Charles Riggins, Ralph Damon, Gary Behrens, Ed Gamache ROW 3: Gary Wilimeck, Dudley Ehrenrich, Bob Brennecke, Paul Chasten, Randy Rice, Mike Donathony Tom Painter, Mr. Whitledge. Audio-Visual members provide sights and sounds 5 is Y Mike Donathan sets up a projector for one of the faculty. OFFICERS: Tom Painter, Jeanne Miller, Ralph Chrismer. Taping concerts, spinning records for before school dancing, setting up the P.A. system for assemblies and programs, and lighting the gym for dances keeps members of the Audio-Visual club busy all year round. This worth-while organization gives students experience in Working with electronic equipment Sponsored by Mr. Whitledge, the club is vital to the daily life of Fox High. 25

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FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Luke Brennecke, Judy O'Jile, Cheryl Weinstein, Cheryl Macku, Phyllis Blake, Lois Miller, Jean Maxey, Lawrence Freukes, Michael Steitz, David Stamm. SECOND ROW: Dennis Cordell, Kathie Geisler, Judy Day, Becky Browne, Donna Ahrens, Deidre Knight, Effa Jo Crabtree, Pam Little, Barbara Manus. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas, Richard Lambert, Charles Riggins, Robert Dielschneider, Bill Matlach, Denny Fanter, Gerald Long, Bob Damouth, Steve Harris, Mr. Smith. Kings fight for their lives on battlefields Heads peer over shouldersg tension mounts to breath-taking heights . One move, then another. Check! Factions rally to the support of their favorite. An endangered king sneaks out a back way, and half the spectators sigh in relief. The actual participants have nothing to say . Both are engrossed in the planning of attack, the strategy, the narrow escapes. Checkl Again the game moves toward a climax. One player looks worried, then resigned . Mate! And it's all over. The watchers dissolves into the background, to finish the games they left. So go Monday nights for Chess Club members. The expectation at the beginning of a game, the satisfaction or well-you -can't-win- them-all at the end. But win or lose, the players gained skill and enthusiasm with every game . Sponsored by Mr. Thomas and Mr . Smith, the group looked forward to matches with the clubs of near-by schools, in addition to intramural games. A new organization, the Chess Club promises more and even better - goings -on in future years . Officers, 1. to r.: Jean Maxey, secretary, Becky Browne, vice-president, Judy Day, president. 27