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

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66iI1I'lIIE KUNG sc 'if Rhonda Sitzes portrays Eliza in a King and I ballet called Small House of Uncle Thomas. CAST fin order of appearancej Captain Orton Louis Leonowens Anna Leonowens The Interpreter . . The Kralahome . . . The King ...... Phra Alack . . . Lun Tha .... Tuptim .......... ...............TerryLester Dan Thoma . . . Jami Poff . . . Arlo Oviatt . . . Al Eckhardt . . . Brian J. Bock . . . Bryan Portell ..... Ed Skaggs CherylFox Lady Thiang ........ .... M arty Bourgeois Prince Chululonghorn ........ Dave Starkey Sir Ramsay ........... Princess Yaowlak Chris Reidschneider . . Danna Anderson Wives, Priests, and Servants: Dorcia Brady Dale Christ Joe Consiglio Kim Cooley Scott Felty Kim Fields Anita Hantschke Lisa Hendrix Michelle Riley Sue Stocker Tony Lltz Melissa Isaacs Donna Jesionwski Dawn Jordan Karen Klos Terra Lawrence Tracy Mathes Chuck McClain Missy Miller Kathy Roland Scott Utry Ralph Wetzel His Majesty's Royal Children: Dennis Christ Daniel Cooley Mandy Cooley Garret Lawrence Angie Stocker The Royal Dancers: Eliza ............. Simon of Legree . Angel ......... Becky Agnew Todd Bowerson Laura Hasty Robin Lewis Regina McMillin Doodle O'Hara Ralph Wetzel Teresa Daughtery Jeremy Hutchinson Danny Keenoy Keith Long Kathy Williamson . . . Rhonda Sitzes . . . . . . Kevin Olsen . . . . Melanie Martin Mike Jordan Ken Kleinschrodt Michelle Lawson Anna Hudspeth Renee Russell Laura Weatherford . ge, 1 5 iii x y g g at 5 Q-C 2 5- Sm. it . 3 1 it pw, X

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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

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Fox High School performed Rogers and Hammerstein's The King and I on No- vember 18 S 19, 1982. Over 100 students and teachers were involved with the play, whether in the large cast, the orchestra, or on one of the many crews. The setting of the play is the King's place in Bangkok, Siam in the early 186O's. As the story opens a widowed schoolteacher, Anna Uami Poffj and her son Louis fDan Thomaj arrive in Bangkok for Anna to begin her new job of teaching all of the royal sub- jects. But from the very beginning, Anna and the King fB.J. Bockj do not get along - their personalities clash, and they can't seem to agree upon anything. As the play slowly unfolds, many serious and humor- ous events occur which eventually land Anna and the King together. It looks as though they will marry and the play will end happily ever after. But the King discov- ers that one of his royal subjects Tuptim fCheryl Foxj and the Prince of Burma, Lun Tha fEd Skaggsj, are running away to be married. Angrily, the King winds up the whip to strike his subject, but catches An- na's menacing eye instead. The whip is dropped, and the King runs off clutching his heart, a broken man. Anna then decides she must leave Bangkok, but she pays one last visit to the dying King. While she is there, the King and his royal subjects con- vince Anna to stay. The King passes his powers to his son and dies happy. The curtain closes with Anna's head bowed in grief. Miss Mueth, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. But- ler combined their superb directing talents to perform one of the best musicals ever at Fox. ..-- - ..-.---..-----.---.. -------------- -v - ---------------------------- Top - The King of Siam speaks his wishes as his subjects stand in silence. Top - Lun Tha sings his love to Princess Tuptim Middle - Anna directs the song of the King's wives, servants, and children. Bottom - What an experience! The black hairspray and Bottom - Anna is apalled at the way the King makes his wives bow down before him. Siamese-style eye make-up almost gagged me said Robin Lewis as her make-up is applied. '---------------