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

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.. What is a school? . .. A building with four walls and knowledge inside? Of course, but it also can be compared to the human anatomy. The students are like the blood stream always flowing through the veins fhallsl. The faculty are like the heart, giving exer- cise to the blood stream. The administra- tors are like the brains of the body, keeping the actions under control. But who are the people who feed, clean, and transport the anatomy? The cooks, custodians, and bus drivers are these peo- ple. These single and married moms, dads, and grandparents work hard to prepare food, to clean halls, and to transport stu- dents. These people are special people because they have a talent of associating with the students. l really enjoy talking with the students while l'm working. This is my first year and these students here at Fox are greatl re- plied Norman Baker, custodian. While working in a high school these people meet new faces and different personalities each and every day. l have been working here at Fox for a long, long time and l have enjoyed every year. l've met a new person every day and the students have been cooperative and just fantastic, said Angie Vincent, cook. There are a total of 300 persons working at these jobs, keeping all the bodies of the C-6 District clean, fed, and making sure they are transported. They are the guts of our school! by Tom Gaffery ,,., M.-w The Custodians - Top Row: Jim Rinehart, Calvin Perkins, Ed Noeth, Norm Baker. Bottom Row: Mr. Wilkerson, Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs. Eckhardt.

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The Cooks - Top Row: Lora Duncan, Millie Spoerry, Esther Brown, Norma Mouser, Jackie Dooly, Delores Wingbermuehle, Lola Cooper, Angie Vincent. Bottom Row: Wilma Conway, Shelly Mowery, Ilene Hovis, Beverly Farson, Susan De Gunia, Lorraine Heughe, Judy Robertson. The Bus Drivers

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I-IA l hope the book looks dramatically fs... X N Y tvvw different this year said Editor inCh1ef Tammie Collins. We tried to change the entire look of our yearbook, because the staff felt that the book was beginning to look the same each year. A yearbook should reflect the current trends and the personality of the student body, and every year will be a little different, she added. Some of the changes that the 1983 HA-KO staff made this year include an all-color cover and color senior picures. I think everyone was getting a little tired of the same red and white covers, said junior Maria Pedretti. We also re- organized the pages within the book. We attempted to give everyone a little coverage, instead of just a few sports and clubs. Also, we tried to include more pictures of different peopleg not the same students page after page. Staff member Sally Sneed remembers, Students were complaining because there wasn't any autograph space in last years' book. We offered autograph booklets this year to help solve that problem. Changes that future staffs will deal with hopefully include more pages in the book and more people buying the book, said Editor Collins. We should be selling our yearbook to a greater percentage of the student body. If we can present something they will want to keep, we'lI eventually reach that goal. 5 2 f. Zi , , f 4. .. izjjtfjgt 1 rs . . .fr a V, .f t 1 M - 1 V u ' fm ij ., i ' 7 'Z 4 i Z , ff T v V z 4 , if - . H f A . 1' ,. W, ' at ta .. W . ...., . ,. ., L Gif Wx 'mic Editor-in-Chief Tammi Collins Activities Editor Maria Pedretti Academics Editor Stephanie Bond SportsfAds Editor Tom Caffery and Rochelle Braun 1983 staff members: Amy Dierker, Richard Craig, Laura Fini, Travis Van Buran, Lisa Heibel, Pat Marz, Kim Collier, Lisa Brown, Cindy Hayes, Sally Sneed, Stanton West, and Adam Thornberry. We wish to give a special thanks to the following people for their help: Mr. Morris Darrin Tamul, Barb Peterson, Becki Brinkman, Marie Schaper, Miss Gant, M. Frasure, Mrs. Hodge, Coach White, Mr. Alkire, Mr. Butler, Mr. Johnson, Greg Smith f Garden Studios. Thanks also to the rest of the faculty secretaries, and administration for their flexibility and cooperation. Extreme Top Right: You want an article that's how many pages? questions Senior Richard Craig. Top Left: We worked concession stands and sold clickers, autograph booklets, and candy in order to raise enough money to put the senior pictures in color, stated Senior Tammie Collins. Top Right: Aftering working on the yearbook this year l think this yearbook will be the best Fox has ever put out, stated Senior Amy Dierker. Bottom Right: l enjoy helping the rest of the staff come up with new ideas, said Adam Thornberry, senior. in l B