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

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FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Beth Greenwood, Jeanne Traina, Linda Rieser, Donna Brown, Laura Gogue, Mary Golightly, Judy Heine, Linda Kuntz, Sandy Carver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Correll, Donna Brannon, Terry LaBrot, Beth Boston, Susie Roberts, Doris DeLong, Becky Browne, Linda Flowers, Elly Matthews, Sharon Riggs, Dawn Behrns, Danny Carpenter, Miss Nicholson. THIRD ROW: Mike Miodunski, Beth Graham, Beverly Hill, Gary Behrns, Jill Eckman, Becky Tusher, Bill Matlach, Joyce Placht, Howard Montgomery, Janet Hyde, Elaine Jackson, Brad Street. FOURTH ROW: Mike Coursen, Duane Lingle, Jerry Thorton, Fran Kenny, Luke Brennecke, Dennis Cordell, Elaine Imboden, Tom Crabtree, Kenny Martin, Bob Brennecke. FIFTH ROW: David Cryts, Tom Painter, Scott Hawkins, Mike Steitz, David Hall, Greg Heinemann, Joe Evans, Steve Prokasky, Mike Vassel, Ed Hankins, George Frenz, Rosie Roberts, Bob Gruenwald, Don Brooks, Barbara Graff. A Band provides musical entertainment. In his second successful year, Mr. C. K. Correll has employed many new and interesting methods. These include the Pop Concert, new musical selec- tions, half-time shows at the football games, and of cour se the Spring Concert. The bands under his direction have grown and blossomed to full flower. For instance, the exacting performance of the Concert Band at the Pop Concert was excelled by the Spring Concert. All the band members agree that without Mr. Correll, the band could never have be- come so successful. 33

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Three years of burning the midnight oil, struggling through compositions, grappling with seeming endless rows of puzzling math problems, and putting a few extra shines on the apple placed thirty Fox High juniors on the Honor Society la st spring. This year these students sponsored the school play, and once again prepared for initiation, this time for next year's seniors. The skits, dignified ceremony, and final sighs of relief are always a part of spring to the provisionary members of the Honor Society. But all is not work for this organization. Hilarious skits with forgotten lines and mis- placed props, precariously filled trays of food, and stimulating games at initiation welded the senior and provisionary members together with a sense of accomplishment and expectation . 6 OFFICERS, Left to right: Dennis Cordell, vice- B u president, Eddie Dove, President, Adina Johnson g secretary, Mike Joest, treasurer. midnight oil proves worth-while for Honor Society members. FIRST ROW, left to right: Adina Johnson, Mike Joest, Tom Crabtree, Jedda Heinemann, Gary Behrns, Carole Weaver, Cheryl Wemer, David Mueller, Glen Mueller, David Joest, Bill Matlach. SECOND ROW: Gwen Gogarn, Laura Gogue, Lora Fansher, Nancy Fothermich, Barbara Riggs, Marsha Noakes, Fern Buettner, Diane Capstick, Laurene Benz, Pat Carver. THIRD ROW: Judy Day, Gloria Morris, Gayle Morris, JoAnne Rice, Fem Pflantz, Diana Brethold, Linda Brewer, Denny Cordell, Ed Dove. 32

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ROW 1: Beth Greenwood, Donna Brown, Mary Golightly, Jean Traina. ROW 2: Linda Reiser, Sandy Carver, Laura Gogue, Linda Kuntz, Judy Heine. Fox High twirlers add lively Batons flashing in the sun, skirts swinging gaily, the A twirlers are seen pranc- ing in front of the band as they lead the army of clari- nets, drums, cornets and tubas which marches at home football games. The A twirlers represent Fox High in parades in this area and have brightened many cele- brations in the community. touch to band's marching performances. 34