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

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IZZIIQIIIFIIC 9 83 1TopJ The season of '82 has been a year to remember for the St. Louis Cardinals and for the fans who followed them on the path to their ninth world championship. fPicturedi Fans form a line around Busch Memorial Stadium to buy tickets to the World Series. Many brought pillows and blankets for the long tiring wait, but on October 20, the fans found it to be well worth every minute. QBottomi ln October, seven people died of cyanide-poisoning that was traced to Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules. All Tylenol products were recalled nation-wide as panic swept millions of consumers. Before authorities were able to produce any suspects they conducted over 1,000 interviews and tested 2 million capsules. Several months later Tylenol was re-introduced on the market with three types of safety seals. STARS, SCIRVIVORS AND SPIN-OFFS Martial law in Poland ends after ten months. ?l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l4 Alien E.T. finds the heartlight of millions as the popular movie gross- es over 6 million in the first three Hlvlvlfvlvlvlfvlvk Barney Clark, 61, becomes the recepient of the first artificial heart. Slvlvlvlvlvlfflvlf 2,075 Moonie couples are wed at Madison Square Garden by the Rev- erend Sun Moon. Plfilvlfilfilfilvlvlf Sales of Reeses pieces rise 6595 after E.T. ate them in the movie and after M8M's manufacturers refuse to let E.T. eat their candy. Plvlvlvlvlvlvlvll Blue trolls, more commonly- known as Smurfs, Garfield, fancy shoelaces, hiking boots, and the tuxedo look hit the hearts and pock- etbooks of consumers in 1982. QIOIWIUIOIOIGICPIC They don't call it Enterprise for nothing: Star Trek Il: The Wrath of Khan was one of the biggest money- making films of 1982. 'ilfilvlvlfilvlvlvlf Real Men aren't eating quiche since the best-selling book was dished up, and Val Speak contin- ues to gag many with a spoon. FIOIUIWIUIOIWIUF' Ll.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop maintains there's nothing constructive in video games and that the mental- side effects are causing serious damage to vi- Hlvlvlvlvlvlvlvk Eddie Murphy, 21, is the funniest talent to emerge from the new Sat- urday Night Live. Murphy plays a wise-cracking convict in his first movie 48 HRS. months. diots.

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VANISHING ACTS After ten years of wit and mad- ness M 'A '8 'H leaves television. Hlvlvlvlvlvlfilfilf Flood waters receded, but Times Beach residents were forced to evacuate again because of dioxin contamination. SIWICSIFFICJICPICSICPIC' The NFL strike lasts eight weeks over salary disputes and franchise control. Plvlvlvlvlvlvlvlf The rock group The Who dis- band after seventeen years of sing- ing about teenage wastelands. 'IFUIUICPIUIOIUICSIC Doonesbury cartoonist Gary Tru- deau takes a hiatus after producing 4,300 strips. Plvlvlvlvlvlfilfvlf Jobs vanish into air as unemploy- ment climbs into double-digit fig- ures in October. Slfilvlvlvlvlvlvk Soviet premier Leonid Brezhnev dies after ruling Russia for eighteen Hlvlvlvlvlvlvlvk The 1982 World's Fair in Knox- ville, Tennessee ends after boasting a profit of over a million dollars. Slfilfilfilfilfilfilfilf John DeLorean's famous sports- car company hits hard times after DeLorean is charged with conspir- ing to sell cocaine to undercover Slvlvlvlvlvlvlvk lngrid Bergman dies of cancer at the age of 67. Sllilvlvlvlvlvlvlf 800 Palestinian men, women, and children are massacred as lsraeli troops occupy Beirut to prevent the dangers of violence and bloodshed. years. agents. 'llf9XTllIE2A. - fTopD The world famouse actress Grace Kelly ended her fairytale romance in an automobile crash last September. Among the 800 mourners in the century-old cathedral were movie stars, nobility and government representatives. 1PicturedJ Prince Rainer lll of Monaco with his daughter Caroline and son Albert, walk behind the coffin of Princess Grace. CBottom7 During the winter of 82-83, the chemical Dioxin was found in massive quantities in over twenty sites in the state of Missouri. Tests were conducted in many areas of Jefferson and Franklin counties, and residents were urged to evacuate the Times Beach area immediately. A federal buy-out of the land followed. fPicturedl Environmental Protection agents test the soil for contamination at an Imperial horse stable where dioxin-tainted oil was sprayed to control dust,

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FOREIGN STUDENTS A POSITIVE IMPRESSION They fell in with the kids beautifullyg everyone seemed to really accept them, stated Mr. O'Conner. They're cuter, more sensitive, and caring, is what Christophe Baud thinks about American girls. And he should know! Chris, as people call him, has made many female land malej friends while at Fox. Chris is an exchange student from the French Alps region in Europe. He is taking regular classes at Fox for the 1982 school year. Like most students, he doesn't like to do any homework, but he loves snowdays! In ways Chris is different from the students here, but he is also like them in ways. Like his many Ameri- can friends, he likes to go to the popular hang outs in Arnold, like Panteras or the Game Arena. To Chris his friends in France are slightly different from his friends at Fox. He states, My friends at Fox do not have the judgement and Qsense 00 fun as my friends in France. Many students enjoy having Chris here at Fox. Diana Rinehart stated, I love him, he's great! I like him, although it's hard for me to understand him some- times, his accent gets in the way, added Kim Rainey. If Christophe had the chance, he would like to live in the United States permanently. The main problem that would stop him from living in the states is having to leave his parents and friends. Chris prefers the way that our coutnry is run. He likes the freedom that he has here. Chris has been invited to come back to Fox next year for graduation. Everyone would like to see him again! by Tammie Collins 51' fs f-1. .5 I if i-as-sap: mwgg ww is 8 1 -it-fi,-gg Y!! , 'fsfvfI'il M. G I . N.. . . Ii-riggfg, 1, W' ' xx 55' 4 W , 'QA - A 'S 'jjrwk I wi I think about my friends in France a lot. Yet, when I go home, I'm going to miss the friends that I have made here, replied Christophe Baud, junior.