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

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------n--.-.'------------------.---.,--.------.--------.- - -.,,, , ,,, ,,,,, This page right - Gerlad Bouchard stares intently at the floor for answers. This page far right - My favorite book is Remembrance. by Danielle Steele, because the characters are rich and it reminds me of the night soaps, said senior Rhonda lkewood. Opposite page center - Tim Sommers does not play the violin, but he play play an occasional leg. Here he warms up the crutches. Opposite page right - Keith Kraus exhibits the rare African fungal disease fungus of the tongusf' Opposite page bottom - Seniors Brad Eggemeyer, Ken Rainey, and Larry Conn exhibit symptons of an advanced stage of senioritis. MF. Nklfe Mrs. Berryman Mrs. Farrell Miss Gant i Mr. Brazeal Mr. Langhamrner if-A 'es R, N t it ' t i 5? Q'-sa-. .NN ! Qs- l l Mr. Cookson Mrs. Cramer M155 Daniels 'wiv M' 0 li , Mr. Moss Mr. Reid Mrs, Rein

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In room 308 there is a math teacher who also how to make decisions about my future. MA I I I loves baseball and corny jokes. He teaches math like nobody else. This math teacher is Mr. Wright. I really liked Mr. Wright's Algebra II class my junior year. Even though he would act a little strange. He has a good time, and we learn a lot. When I look back on my high school years Mr. Wright would be the first person I think of, because he was such a big influence, said Lisa Fischer, senior. Senior Ellen Hahn commented, I really en- Said Mr. Wright. joyed Mr. Wright's geometry and Algebra Il classes. I learned a lot - not only math, but that you care and have patience for them, by Richard Craig I lg' .lm Q Top Left - Curt Tiefenbrum is studying vocational math Because I'll need it when I go to Jeffco to learn electronics. Center Top - I need help doing con- struction problems in Geometry, said sophomore Donna Repp. Center Bottom - I thought Algebra was pretty easy, at least when Mr. Frasure explained it, commented Melinda lvie. Above - Mr. Wright's jokes are pretty corny! Geometry isn't all bad, though, because he makes it fun, said sophomore Greg Catt. lc., Wm I M00 iffy .9 Capricorn Women born under this sign are famous for their beauty and intelligence, but tend to marry men who are totally devoted to birddogs and shotguns. Capricorns are born financiers, they have to be or they'd be broke. As business partners they are un- sympathetic, ungenerous, and accurate to the last detail. Capricorns should be IRS agents or auditors, where they can work alone. Capricorns are unable to make lasting friendships. They are nice people who spend most of their life wondering what went wrong. Mrs. Balis, Dr. Drda, Mrs. Glore, Mr. Ivy, Mr. Jenne- man, Mrs. Kozlen, Miss Little, Mrs. Roger, Mrs. Sala' bay, Mr. Snider, and Mr. Wright Aquarius You have a great imagination. If you are a politician, you tend to be more than a little loose with the facts. If you are a carpenter, you tend to blame leaking ceilings on acid rain. You are an all-around person who specializes in nothing. Aquarians are very impractical in the face of unpleasant facts, and start things they never finish. You have forgotten your wife's name and somewhere you have three sets of bookcases waiting to be finished. You never make a drastic decision. People like you because you make them look good. Mr. Alkire, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Guffey, Mrs. Hodge, Mr. Kasey, Mr. Kulik, Mr. Primm, and Mr. Zeitler Pisces Pisces are very hard workers at the things they care about. This does not include home, family, business or friends. You frequently promise favors one moment and forget them the next. You can be found in a video arcade when you should be home painting the livingroom. Nevertheless, you are quite genial and the life of the party. Pisces love to travel, but are quite careless with money. They are Karl MaIden's nightmare. Pisces are people only a mother could love. Mr. Brockman, Mr. Frasure, Mrs. Karl, Mrs. Kramme, Mr. Pruett, Mrs. L. Robinson, Mr. Seward, and Mrs. Thouvenot Aries You are quite intelligent and are quick to see the answers to problems, especially if they are some- one eIse's. You know what's wrong with your friends' children, but refuse to acknowledge that your child is overweight and dreadfully spoiled. You are diplomatic and entertaining, and would make a fine coach or counselor. You tend to indulge in fancy cars and clothes, but will try to con the grocer into giving you the bruised apples for free. People born under this sign aren't physically robust, and they have terrible memories. You constantly lock you keys into your car, and you are getting worse as you get older. Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Rhodes, Mr. Dockery, Mr. Miller, Mr. Kappler Mr. Wright feels that his philosophy is what makes his math classes different. He said his philosophy is simple and basic. I try to teach the kids at their own level. I try not to show them how much I know but let them show me how much they know. Some teachers show their intelligence by teaching above their stu dents, but what does it accomplish? I think the students try harder when you show them

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SCDCIAL STUDIES Did Tim Sommers really break a leg try- ing to win the History Day competition? Not really! I wrote a paper about the Ger- man philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and his connection with the first World War, the rise of National-Socialism, and the modern view of aggression. It was as much philosophical as historical, Tim ex- plained. I wrote it for class as well as for the History Day competition. Tom won the district competition at Jefferson Col- lege, and will attend the state contest later in Kirksville. Tim obviously enjoys Social Studies. Josey Garret said, 'History is to Man as Nature is to Things.' Social Studies is sim- ply the study of man. Of course it's easy to study for fexcept the dateslg it's always easy to study what you're interested in. How did Tim break his leg? I didn't. I tore the ligaments in my left knee playing basketball. I managed to fake out my knee as well as my opponent. rtt. ' I Lx Taurus You are uncommonly good looking and have all sorts of talent to spare. Everything you do looks easy. You have superhuman endurance and are a natural athlete. You would make an uncommonly good surgeon, lawyer, executive or forest ranger. People born under the sign of Taurus are great thinkers, creative inventors, and very proud. Llnfortunately, you are quite a snob and a bore to everyone. This is a hard sign to overcome. Mr. Morris, Mrs. Cayse, Mrs. A. Cobb, Miss Gant, Mr. Whittenberg, Miss S. Cobb. Gemini People born under the sign of Gemini are dual characters, with one trait contradicting the other, You are nervous but enduring. You are overdressed, but never warm. You are alert, but tend to be scatterbrained. In fact, you are quite confused about everything around you, although you still have a good time. Gemini's should stay away from gin rummy games or else learn how to add and subtract. You are easily led, and tend to get lost in the woods a lot. Miss Ronsick, Mr. Butler, Mrs. Maxson, Mrs. Levy, Miss Barnard, Mr. Heinemann, Mrs. Wisdom. Cancer You are basically very artistic, but this makes you seem careless or worse to most people. You are easily bored and tend to do things the hard way. You should never attempt automobile repairs or carpentry, You will be the one shoveling snow off the sidewalk and onto your doorstep. People born under the sign of Cancer are idealistic, poetic, and spiritually developed, and would make good teachers or guides. You are the optimist who rarely learns. Everyone wants to play poker with you. Mrs. Santorski, Mr. Braudrick, Miss Bridges, Mr. Reid, Mr. Gilmore, Mr. Moss, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Braudrick, Mr. Langhammer. Leo Leo's are very friendly and outgoing, and they have too many relatives and pets. They are kind-hearted, generous and sympathetic. People are always borrowing their stuff and they are too polite to insist on getting it back. Leo's are the meek that should inherit the earth. They always let others take the best parking spot and will allow anyone to butt ahead of them in line. They need to be taken care of. Leo men should have at least two daughters. Mrs. Berryman, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Domian, Mr. Duniphan, Mrs. Pasken, Mrs. Rein, Miss Takach, Miss Mueth, Mr. Holder, Mr. Moseley, Mrs. Petetit, Mr. Dankel. I 4