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

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fun Some of Mr. Kasey's display cases have includ- ed unusual specimens Iike Dennis Funkhouser. Fox HA-KO printers do it in the darkroom, said Travis Van Buren jokingly.

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' 'GETTING INVGLVED' ' Opportunities were endless this year for students who had the time and desire to be active . Group participation in clubs and organizations provided the oppor- tunity to be involved, and school pride expressed itself in many ways. Students should not feel the need to be on a sports team to feel a part of the student body, agreed Shawn Burgan, sophmore. Activities around school includ- ed dances, costume contests, food and toy drives, and candy sales. The Spanish and French clubs saw plays and planned dinners, DECA members participated in Senior Citizens Day,g and the FHA club sponsored pizza parties and a Halloween dance. Classes also offered many op- portunities to put students' inter- ests and skills to use. I really en- joyed our trip to the zoo as part of Zoology class. lt really sparked my interest in the animal king- dom, said Doug Goldammer, ju- nior. Other activities around school this year were the result of stu- dents' imaginations. Whether they worked, went for pizza, or stayed home to watch cable TV, Fox stu- dents found many ways to make life more enjoyable and satisfying by Maria Pedrettl Debbie Cordell loves working at Pantera's because she has made many new friends. l enjoy oils better than watercolors said Mike Aiello about his painting class.

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Tickets to events like The Who or the Steamers take a big slice out of one's paycheck. I usually eat two cheese Quarterpounders, fries, a coke and a cherry pie when l go to McDonalds, said Bill More, junior. 53 E2 I spend about 530.00 a week on gas. l'm gone more than l'm home, said Randy Lamb, senior. Seniors Perry Call and Mike Schuessler agreed that they spend anywhere from thirty to forty dollars on a weekend's entertainment.