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

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A volleyball game? It's many things to many people. It's excitement for some, exhilaration for others, and perhaps hard work for still others. For the spectator it's pride and anxiety and enjoyment. For the participant, it's fear and work and tension, yet an even deeper satisfaction than that of the spectator. Locker rooms, afternoon warm- ups, hardwood floors, high nets--this is a volleyball game. It's hard inflated balls, flying high over the outstretched hands of teammates. It's crowds cheering, points piling up, enthusiasm sky-rocketing, girls hoping against all hope that the next play will bring added points to their team. It's cokes and candy bars, heartaches and handsprings, bands and buses. But most important, a volley- ball game is people. People are, and always will be, the keynote in any activity that Fox High students take part in. A volleyball game is people . finish with an outstanding record. JESSICA OESTRICKER, sophomore, CHERYL NICHOLS, sophomore, set-up, 1 letter. spiker, 1 letter. Gl PAT BOSTON, junior, set-up, 1 letter. PEGGY SISCO, junior, set-up, 1 letter. V JEANNE MILLER, junior, set-up, 1 letter.

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RUTH ANN BUCHHOLZ, junior, DIANE BLUMER, Junior, JACKIE BAKER Sophomore set-up, 2 letters. set-up, 1 letter. Spiker, 1 letter. go home bone-tired, but Jackie Baker races to save the point during a tense moment of a game. The Warriorettes battle it out among themselves . . . WARRIOR SCOREBOARD Hillsboro DeSoto Festus Potosi Herculaneum Northwest Crystal 60 Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox Fox

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Like their varsity sisters, the B volley- ball team worked hard to attain the year's success. They, too, spent their afternoons practicing the basic elements of the game, and they, too, possess the great potential of the A team. Being more or less junior members of the more expert team, the B team provides the varsity with many of its new players. They play against the B teams of the conference schools that the A team plays. Although their record is perhaps less successful than that of the varsity team, the girls brought honor to their school. Their record of sportsmanship is a credit to the Fox High name. Joyce Placht, captaing Beverly Hill, co- captain. B girls show exceptional potential. FIRST ROW, left to right: Myra Best, Linda West, Karen McClelland, Diane Miller, Melissa Frenz. SECOND ROW: Joyce DeGeare, Judy Degeare, Beverly Hill, Carol Dockery, Carol Volk. THIRD ROW: Patricia Oestricker, Becky Vincent, Miss Lewis, Cheryl Allcorn, Joyce Placht. 62