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

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As floor general, Junior Paul Keating looks to solve the opponents' defense. Q 55. Row One Qleft to rightbz Louis Podgornik Greg Weatherford Paul Domick. Row Two: TOP - Senior Keith Kraus, an anfonfefenfe Selection, eYeS the Ron Freiner Paul Keating, Ken Jordon Eric Sutton Rob Daugherty. Row Three: Tim bucket for YWC- Brockhaus Warren Stuckmeyer Keith Kraus, Dave DeVeydt Rick Matthews Chris Ennis, Mike Langhorst. Bottom - Coach Wright gives last-minute instructions during a time-out. i i i Sir SE X T A'--A-'TT 'A 'A 'AT 3E'4,'a ?29 'j, ,.af Z2I?Z21Q'1?22Z?ZAa 'E'Z4i'Ei8Z A AAA'A'A'

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I ' i t Kill? ti 'tw ts I an Top - Senior Tom Pummil, center, captured Fox's first Wrestling title at the State Meet, Junior Mickey Wright, left, and Senior Paul Howell, right, both took second place. H9-pound wrestler Tom Pummill plans to wrestle on Meramec Community College's team next season. fimmmilil QEFSQ3 ilillil SG S While uneven performances threatened to jeopar- dize their chances for victories early in the season, the Warrior Mat Men pulled together and pro- duced the wins needed to clinch their second Sub- urban West Conference championship in their three years in the league. The early problems came from the unexper- ienced upper weight classes The total years' exper- ience of those wrestlers was a young seven and they were having trouble with the more exper ienced wrestlers in the league But they quickly received the training needed to make them formida ble opponents The lower weights which have dominated in past years were as tough as ever this season Tom Pummll weighting 119 produced the first Missouri State Wrestling Championship for Fox l think it is pretty neat To get the championship l had to dedi cate myself l went to practices after the schools session and l gave up alot of things that most teens wouldnt have replied Pummll The wrestling Warriors as a team compiled an undefeated conference record and was sixth in the State as a competing team Coach Hopson and the rest of the team hope for a great season again next year Maybe we ll have even more State Champs said sophomore Jerry Eaton Fox Opp Northwest Kirkwood Parkway West Mehlville C E C Lindbergh Parkway Central ,Qu V 36 R g scf 26 g Q 47 24 C138 iti Sf sscst s :asf 34 S ' g 34 C C . if 19 C 57 C C 1' C C55 C C 8 CC

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Top - Senior Warren Stuckmeyer grimaces as he prepares to make a shot. Bottom - Junior Dave DeVeydt battles for possession of the ball. Qoom Q UHGQ FQHQ We had been playing well all season, so we thought we could beat them, recalled Ron Freiner about Tuesday, February 2, when the Varsity Bas- ketball Warriors collided with the Herculaneum Black Cats. lt was a game destined to be remem- bered. The score remained close throughout the gameg the half ending with a 23-23 tie. As Coach Wright explained, The way our season had been going, most of our games had been close. With the start of the second half, the score continued to bounce back and forth between the teams. Coach Wright commented, Our offense was slow, but we played with a lot of patience As the end of fourth quarter neared Herky broke away with a one point lead During the last quarter we were missing a lot of free throws this could have lost us the game said Frelner guard With 2 seconds left in the game and Fox down by one point it looked very dismal for the Warriors Coach Wright called a time out and the team analyzed their situation Frelner re called Coach Wright said for Keith QKrausJ and l to go to half court and try to get the ball and then hope and pray for it to go in l was standing about a foot behind halfcourt when Keith threw me the ball Turning Frelner threw a shot from halfcourt that swrshed in just as the buzzer sounded lt looked like lt was headed in the right direction and l was really glad when it went in recalled Ron With this win Fox boosted their season average to 8 wins 10 losses Ron Frelner said this about their season s perfor mance Our defense helped a lot this season we had trouble scoring points He added l think Keith Kraus has been the most consistent player this season and Chris Ennis had been playing real well the last few games by Stanton West X X ox Nb X X X XXX 5 ,W 'Nlor x Cent g E , E xx X 5 xx sg WKSQQ its X ms s, Q-mms wssssssssx sssswm is g ms 1 . I Y , . Y , Y ' Y , , . Y ' 1 ' Y , ., K S S 'E' E V . S 2 A A it i 2 f sagi- ,. 1 ist .Size as 2 T M ' . 525, Q' ' ' ' '--- --1--K A X E XY t. ,X ,. ,.,,, ,,,., t . , .,,.. A ,,. , ,,,.. ,..... . .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.... . .,,. , - K , ,Q Ss- s by ' 5 Q Ez! , 5, 3 :X . x52 : l ' X S 5 if S l XX S t 5 st ii , s Q lt ,Q eg S J sg, ma if K 1 X- - N f C hr s i' t 2 2 I . .. 1 w as 'ET if .. tm- t-isszfvife-Qs.i f 2 E t 5 r ..,. ci! - L. s f, s .w ., ng 2I 1'i3?f ?l 4Q'!A5Z1?2Q'4i' :'4g2QI!, ,,,,,. ,,,,.., .... , ,...,,.,..., ..,.. v , , , , , v v v