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

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Top: Chuck Scott shows dedication of an athlete as he plays with an injury. Middle: The Warriors attempt to make a successful against the Mehlville Panthers. Back Row- Coach Primm, Eric Cissell, Ken Klenschrodt, Joe Fischer, Mike Harvey, Randy Knese, Bryan Portell, Dave Slate, Middle Row- Top Czapla, Chris Roedder, Scotter Eller, Kevin Woods Steve Hunter, Randy Reising, Mike Frailey, Joe Consiglio, Front Row- Tim Bogowith, Mike Metzger, Mike Hutchinson, Chuck Scott, Stuart Schuchardt, Jay Domek, CCoach Brengle not shownl. mi ra a lt took a while to blend different styles of playing into one team Toward the end of the season they started playing well to gether remarked assistant coach Steve Primm about the 1982 B soccer team While their lack of experience showed in the team record of wins, losses, coach Brengle and Primm feel the team members were more comfortable and relaxed toward the end of the season This IS a new sport for many students, it will take time to build a strong, cohesive team Other schools have had a longer tra dition in soccer said Primm Our game was not as automatic for us, some of our guys still have to think about what they re doing ln the game, and It slows them 31 rr. ar i ,ffl ffl '9 ,g , rK.f,1'g' 'ir down, he added , 'ill ,Wifi my ?L?',r a9,A .V , V, ICH, KW 'F lr! K i LQPLN' Z V.'Q?,,'fe ' If' -A 1 M WT .f :L' at Parkway West - Q Kirkwood Lafayette jjj? Mehlville 7 ' Lindbergh Parkway Central tr Wi, L ,, U 'im V I :J 2 , ,,r, vi .ay r 4ffQ,iVs P Q H . . If ' ' Ll 7, ll ' ' . . . ,, . . H . . , l ,Y 'ef'-H1 ' I ,'5aY!'-w' -1 l4W'VfA ' sewn, w ,A 3. 1 r ,t 9 T 7, s 's 0 ' cw -ff A , ' 1 if -W - f N' f ,,3:,,f NNW s'M,,r ,Z M' M 1 , 4. if 5 Y: X 'f..', 'X gm: pw v, ,Mt 4 -. fry X l lm. H fglwwwt ,... s ,. X 1 EXW at ,.,, yr.. 13? MA, S is W K ff ,f r 0 ,J i it Ongf I M 'Q if 476 9 My grin 1149 S ,fn rg Zigi' I H fl 4 5 Jtigfaw air 3: 1, 5, Gigli 2 A we 1 K f f riff' Q . ltr 4 4 K ,, fa . ,t 't rf ll . 31 l d A 8 's or ' ifaw ts' ,Q 'Z' Q' . swf-E1 mm? 3. 1' U' 0' 1 G W .ii 4 ,R ' it 1 , ,',f,gMll,M'l gt p 'Ms ff :ar , .jx if 336223 W? ' J Ya K? 'M 'M , 41 1' X ar Y las ., 'stab . Ax4f4f4Q!4?4.,,, - ,,,v-, ,,,,, -,v

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A defensive surge was led by Randy Lowry against the Parkway Colts. Row l: Coaches: Bowers, Seward, Sears, and Paulson. Row 2: Wade Lawrence, Steve Underhill, Kirk Arnold, Dan Webb, John Miller, Randy Lowry, Scott Smallwood, Don Skaggs, Ed Verhaeg. Row 3: Perry Denman, Mark Webb, Chris Dawidowski, Scott Langelier, Mike Wolff, Dave Montgomery, John Bielefeld, Jerry Moore, Brian Faulkner, Ralph Clemens. Row 4: Dave Mannis, Greg Catt, Steve White, Phil Zerillo, Tim Bauer, Steve Mueller, Scott Luaders, Jerry Maddox, Glen Nations. Row 5: Shawn Hulen, Bobby Wild, Darren Tally, Randy Davidson, Paul Potter, Jim MgGuirk, Darren Declue, Jason Smith, Jason Thomas, and Scott Berry. Chris Dawidowski reaches high for a Dave Montgomery pass against the Colt defense. Gtillliltmriiilinii Qitiititiiirr The 1982 B team football team ended their third season in the Suburban West Conference with an 82 record and a tie for the championship The offense of the young Warrior team outscored their opponents by 100 points With an average of 14 points a game the Warriors were led in scoring by Scott Smallwood 60 points l played o k but the linemen did a good job They were not big but they were smart They made the holes and l tried to run through them said Scott The defense of the B squad was one of pride and hussle The Warriors held seven of their oppo nents to one touchdown and three of them to two Jerry Maddox was the leading tackler with 45 The B Warriors ended the season successfully and were truly winners this year The good season also makes the lights shine on the Varsity s future Fox 7 27 7 30 10 3 28 14 17 19 OPP uuulnlv' sm IYXEQ mt . V 'wt-5 - +wlxt tx, :amass 'dll' Nea' .gy-..--16' 'D' ,wages 891 92'14' 'Z?'2-?ZZ?'5?3?4Z?E22AES?Z1?22'2 EQ'1 i?-?i??2 822? 2Z'1Z'A9Ei2 Z'12 fQ 11i?1?1l1?13i'25'3'

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Right: Senior Ann O'Connor hits the ball to the opponent against the Lafayette Lancers. Row 1: Carol Rumping, Patty Hite, Anna Hudspeth. Row 2: Sue Arnold, Angie Schoenfeld, Dana Leary. Row 3: Ann O'Connor, Kim Boyer, Coach Drury, Sherry DeGuire, Brenda Meier. Row 4: Jackie Sarkis, Terry Williams, Lisa Potje. Coach Takach, Joan O'Connor, Jill Cattoor, Michelle Becker, Debbie Bade, Karen Weppner, Kim Fach, Row 2: Brenda Reich, Denise Moll, Shelley Parker, Sue Johnson, Sherri McCullen, Lori Tarrents, Row 3: Anna Hudspeth. .9 The 1982-83 B volleyball season was one of highlights and surprises. Fourth year coach Miss Sandra Takach, put to- gether a team that won 9 of 14 contests. ln the first tournament that Fox had ever hosted, the team placed second in the tourny behind Herculaneum. The team's overall performance was due to a willing- ness for unity . Out of all the teams l've coached, this one worked well together, supported each other, and was the most pleasant and en- joyable as far as personalities are con- cerned. remarked coach Takach. Being the coach of B volleyball, Miss Takach faced the problem of putting to- gether a team of girls from three different -g gggg junior highs. They blended well together and had a l good team spirit which makes it better for ' when they turn varsity. . S 15-15st rkway 'ifze 13-2 15-15 Parkway 15-10 15a-rss' Mehivine D 3-18 6-S 12-1:5.g,.,, 5-13 1545 Q 544 1555 S 17-3 t , . 'ea 104