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

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Juanita Womack Sonia Womble Paula Wood Diane Wright Terri Wright Bob Wylfe Tammy Wymore Elaine Yallaly Kimberly Yuille Jeff Zawadil Phillip Zerillo Chrisina Zotta . K. Sophomores Amy Langhorst and Rich Harrison Cleft of netb struggle to keep the cage ball from falling on their half of the court. Here they play against the South African students. Fred Zummwalt 1.1- l won second place in a contest on predicting the first snowfall, said Star Sutton, so I won a trip to Mr. Howell's office. It's a dream-come-true for me and l highly recommend the tripito everyone!

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David Wagner Lisa Wagner Michelle Walden David Walker Shelly Walker Pam Walter Tammy Walters Tracey Walters John Ward Diane Warren Breck Washam Laura Weatherford Barbara Weatherholt Dan Webb Julie Webb Mark Webb Scott Weber Stacy Weiland Karen Weppner Tracie West Matt West Williem West Lee Whately Ralph Wetzll Kevin White Steve White Daniel Whitworth Sharon Wibbenmeyer Robert Williams Tim Williams Melina Wilson Wendy Wingbermuehle Mike Wolff Brian Wolfmeier Joanita Womack JU IOR HIGH VS. SENIOR HIGH Many students were asked, Which is better, Senior high or Junior high? The only answer that was given was Sen- ior high . When asked why they chose Senior high over Junior high there were varied responses, but freedom was almost always mentioned. Brian Schmelig, senior, ln Junior high you were always pushed around. You had to do this and that, In the Senior high you're much more independent. Alice Bryant, senior, Mark Sluss, senior, and Alex Mettor, junior all simply said, Freedom. There were many other reasons given that were not so obvious. Kip Rupert, senior, More women . Jim Elgin, senior, Alot of choice classes to take. Mark Dorsey, senior, You get to drive to school rather than ride the little yellow bus. Carol Huker, senior, Better looking guys. Tammy Basil, senior, l'm back together with my friends. We had to split up when we went to Junior high. Skip Albert, senior, The smoking lounge. The freedom gained in Senior high is because students have been taught to use their skills. ln other words, the more you learn, the easier it will be! By RICHARD CRAIG ii I i I Li -',,f g X if Greg was so proud of his Fox jacket, he had to pose for a picture, said sophomore Tim Braun about the exchange student from South Africa. Z 5 V 5.

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