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

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BOSSES AND GUIDANCE Mr. O'Connor Mr. Vishino Mr, Howell Mr, Sauer Principal Ass't. Principal Ass't. Principal Ass't. Principal Mr. Ballard Mr. Bishop Mrs. Cilore Mr. Greany Mr. Looney Mr. Kulik

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paying your own bills and taking care of your own things. Brad Eggemeyer added this comment about the TSI program. I like it alot. I got a good job at a record company right away. The classes helped alot. I learned to handle a job interview, and how to keep a job once I had it. Cathy Birkner agreed that job experience while in high school was important. l'lI have a year's experience of office work when I graduate. Cathy's job in the B.O.E. pro- gram taught her alot about working in an office. But of course these programs are not all work. The clubs affiliated with the pro- grams, D.E.C.A. and V.I.C.A., set up pic- nics and skills contests with other schools that participate in these programs. We had picnics with all the schools in our dis- trict. District competition was at South County Shopping Center: we competed for awards in general merchandising, food marketing, etc. Winners went to the Ozarks to compete with other schools in the Midwest. I didn't win anything, but I had a great time! said junior Sue Fox. The students agree that these programs give them opportunities that are fantastic. Charlie Wedemeier commented on his past two years with the program. lt gives you the opportunity to learn to deal with busi- ness worlds. It was a really good exper- ience. Row One: Kevin Kneff, Tom Wilkinson, Alan Schu- chart, Cristy Jecklin, Nancy Houser, Brian Cook, Car- ol Lima, Bill James, Nancy Zoch, Louis Podgornik, Tammy Jackson. Row Two: Gus Mees, Doug Hutsell, Kevin Earls, Dwayne Lyman, Tim Bade, Debbie Per- strope, Michelle Bauer, Donna Melton. Row Three: Mr. Whittenberg, Mike Williams, John Highley, Bob Jackson, Todd Beauchane, AI Zimmerman, Sherri Mulkey, Laura Green, Row Four: Devon Kirk, Theresa Sturgeon, Tim Thornburgh, Bob Lewis, Tom Meyer, Chris Chatman, Dan Neff, Mr. Snider. Row Five: Ricky Amick, Nicole Hosick, Kim Owen, Donna Rodri- quez, John Honaker, Lis Kohler, Theresa Bruns, Faye Crutchfield, Sue Blecha. Row Six: Danny Massing, Kenny Rainey, Lora Yoder, Lori Clark, Wendy Llthoff, Casey Breeden, Karen Kay, Christy Wodicker. Row Seven: Bridget Helms, Bob Marty, Chuck Margherio, Larry Conn, Brad Eggemeyer, Chris Livingston, Tracy Merli, Sheila Stock, Sammy Holtman, Lori Goff, Gail Simmons. D.E. Row One: Mrs. Domian, Sue Crump, Cindy Prosser, Dianna Reed, Teresa Pursiful, Darla Bennett, Dave Coughran, Tina Givens, Jennifer Crites, Kelly Craig, Sheila Williams, Judi Beardsley, Cindy Ziegler, Mr. Duniphan. Row Two: Tammy O'Donnell, Tammy Rebsman, Lisa Griffith, Sheila Buchheit, Tracy Sum- mers, Kathy Shumaker, Amy Dierker, Lisa Fischer, Kelly Robinson, Kelly Kroeck, Denise Erxelen, Kelly Mueller, Cindy Grote. Row Three: Michelle Coleman, Stacy Carron, Debbie Cordel, Tom Picha, Paul Gag- non, Diane Kelper, Missy Meters, Dan Balmer, Kris Pourceli, Rodney Cooper, Tim Davis, Rhonda lkewood, Ronnet Nischwitz. Row Four: Robin Kretzer, Sharon Becher, Donna Nermore, Mary Johnson, Mi- chelle McGraw, Jackie Serks, James Webb, Cathy Crutchley, Shirley Smith, Tim Marchbanks, Lisa Crow, Jim Curtis. Row Five: Sherry Just, Diane Sals- man, Lori Mathews, Dana Leary, Lisa Pojie, John Guffey, Kim Carlton, David Diamond, Jeff Robertson, Cathy Adams. Row Six: Susie Morrison, Dave Diers, John Gangloff, Chris Hart, Tina Barrett, Leigh Weights, Toni Miner, Sue Williams, Kelly Morrow, Jill Schmidt, Jeff Sterling, Charlie Wedemeier. Row Sev- en: Kathy O'Brien, Missy Winkleman, Debbie Wil- liams, Tracy Cramer, Jeff Dieckmann, Jim Gangloff, Ryan Lewis, Kyle Wilson, Bob Hawkins, Mark Schischler. Row Eight: Michelle Reilly, Julie Gallina, Matt Guelker, Dennis Martin, Kent Sellers, Bob Lon- don, Anita Hantschce, Holly Freeman.

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Fox High School has always been a large school. but this year we made it to the top! For the 1982-83 school year, Fox had an enrollment of 1950 students, the largest in the state. When asked how they like being in such a large school, students gave many responses, both pro and con. Junior Kathy Crutchley said, l think it's really neat, but it is so much harder to get to your classes, the halls are so crowded. Sophomore Mary Pritchett commented, There are more choices for classes, and the activities are more interesting because there are more people involved. Joel Houser agrees. l like the fact that it's large be- cause there are more electives in subjects like science and art. Some schools only offer a basic course and one advanced class. But the traffic jams in the halls are bad! Kenny Mills, a sophomore, added, The lunchroom is too crowded, the lines are too long. The back halls are also crowd- ed. Mr. O'Connor finds the responsibilities vu staggering in dealing with a high school this large. You are constantly worrying about the students' success, he said. Still, the administration does not seem over- whelmed with the large number of stu- dents it must deal with everyday. l have three assistants to help out, said Mr. O'Connor, and many other people on the faculty which l rely on constantly. Now, if they could only put in traffic lights . . . .-.....-.-----.-a-----.-----..------.,---------a'-------.------------ ------- Q-Q---------1 Mr. Rickman Dr, Guffey Dr- Hudson Mr' Simpson . JSuperintendent Asst. Superintendent Asst- SUPeflmendem Asst' Supenmendem - s f ,,,L.. School Board - Top: Robert Little, Mark Powell, Norville Kraus, Richard Morris, Bottom: Margaret Kensler, Vernon Sullivan, Betty Stamm.