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

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BOYS' FCA Right - l'm looking forward to the Spring Conference this year. Many FCA groups from across the state get together, and it's a good chance to get to know other people, explained junior Dale James. Below left - I really liked FCA this year. It really helps if you are religious but don't get a chance to go to church very often. lt's a good way to get closer to other people, said Keith Holmes. Below right - l enjoy the people in this group, said Rick Eisenbeis. Fellowship of Christian Athletes' Club meets every two l weeks at one of the members' homes. At these meetings, they talk about the Bible and discuss social pressures students are facing. Senior Jim Fischer comments I like the group because it is the only group of it's kind at school. lt helps kids out of a lot of problems such as drinking, drugs, etc. Junior Mike Allen adds, lt's a really neat thing to get in to. lt's a great opportunity to learn about religion. This is the third year for Boy's FCA and the group is growing larger each year. 1983 Boys' FCA, First row fleft to rightl: Mike Allen, Keith Holmes, Brian Bock, Greg Catt, Rick Eisenbeis, Kip Rupert. Second row - Davie White, Jim Fisher, Scott Richardson, Kyle Wilson, John Crangloff, Dale James. Third row -- Ryan Lewis, Kenny Jordan, Jim Ciangloff.

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, A Wi W 'are of Forensics. . . . Others have tried to regain their youth through various means because they recognize its' worth. Youth is price- less. lt is America's hope for the future. Fresh, innocent, full of vitality - youth is America's strength, said Diane Streck- fuss in a speech competition meet. Diane is one of the three captains of the speech team. The other two captains are Tim Sommers and Cheryl Fox. One of the purposes of the speech team is to show students what it is like to com- pete in real-life events. Therefore, the speech team can act as a Broadway step or a challenging adventure. There are many different events the stu- dents can enter: Prose, Poetry, Dramatic Interpretation, Humorous Interpretation, Radio Speaking, Duet Acting, Extemperan- eous Speaking, Oratory, and Debate. The speech team has had great success this year and has won numerous awards with their quality presentations. Sponsor Tim Miller said, There ain't much of us, but what we got sure done good and had a good time doin' it. by Rich Craig Left - Sue Downey performs her humorous interpretation at the Night Below - Brent Cole waits for cross examination in his debate round

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iryoq cam ass this simplegest, , Y . might flunk life. 9Jl.xv!rrv1:fuv?wsw :'fw,v., lr ww: wfw:v,w, f 'fmt' . A FHA lt's a fun group to get into, commented senior Vickie Podorski on FHA fFuture Homemakers of Americaj. This is it's first year at Fox and we have more members than any other school in the state. The FHA club has held many fund-raisers OU :mi gamqli for Wefriv.!wmwf'i -,fwfr V it W' f' ' ' ' ' ' A Wk at my Htfxkfw , 'wmv 1 ' 1 wfwviffll-wif fxqzdlt ,frJ. .,,,. . , , thlshpast yejar dbakei salmes at Schrgucks, car . :Ms V was es an can sa e v ' ,M lukfictiljzfqmtWmefw-ikfvmria'wfmlwwf r if . l . y . S a e pald OI: charitable contributions as well as social paras Sw mee ww ww do 00 you Mimi ,Q ce! .i H., .z.,,wi.,w, W fwww Y: vi: Simttiff activities for the members. On May 31st we will be leaving for the University of Missouri- Columbia for a state conference tournament. YESNO MM l'2,!1t?3!1Y ififhxhl 41 5 rf I tw! awww 'mfwfw H Cn we min my M f. 1m,.?lY7A5k' .1 - www? ww ff twin,-M www ii iffwuw ' mi w W, nf ,f lwmzam n 44 fi v il ww ww' MZ. fi W gf' . f , Am .T 1. said Public Relations Director Laura Kestermont. We will be learning more FHA skills. Laura is optimistic about the club for the 1984 school year. We will be more organized and we hope to increase our membership even further. FHA is open to all students who wish to get more involved in community service activities and help others,' she said. ,gunman 0 rl. 'lfthfl Above left -,Senior Tammie Jackson models one of the many designer dresses of the early 1900's at the spring fashion show. Above - FHA members gather canned food for the needy. Left - FHA, First row fleft to rightl: Laura Kestermont, Sammie Holtman, Vickie Podorski, Terra Wright, Sheila Stock, Sue Hazelwonder, Amy Dierker. Second row: Mrs. Thouvenot, Tammie lvie, Cindy Clark, Carrie Helrich, Kim Turbeville, Paul Cartoni, Scott Ehrenreich, Denise G'Sell, Vickie Vetter. Third row: Lisa Hendrix, Kim Collier, Beth Martin, Scarlett McGrath, Gail Grubbs, Liz Hudson, Mecina Winkleman, Kanina Vines, John Ciangloff, Fourth row: Hank Ford, Angie Anderson, Michelle Reed, Jayne Faller, Jenny Grimmett, Stacy LeGrand, Debbie Aubuchon, Carrie Mikel, Todd Taylor, Melinda Aston. Fifth row: Donna Jesionowski, Tracey Lacey, Donna Hopper, Tracey Owsley, Debbie Brown, Ginger Hancock, Shelley Kirkpatrick, Wendy Hall, Tammy Edwards, Janet Poposky. 85