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

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My brorher and I had a parry, or should I say a convenrion, for abour 250 people, said senior Tim Broclshaus. Friends ofren meer af Ronnies 8 Cinema and false in a movie or fwo, and head ro CaIeco's ro ear afrerward. Wherh- er one has money ro spend or nor, Sourh Counry Shopping Cenrer always provides an evening of enrerrainmenr. 'iThe besr rhing abour S. Counry is loolsing ar all rhe men and buying wild clorhes, explained junior Karen Klemperf. When rhere is enough rime and gas, many Fox siudenrs can be found cruising Main Srreer in Fesrus, Fesrus. Cruising gives everyone a chance ro show off his or her ser of wheels and is also rhe perfecr opporruniry ro picls up members of rhe opposire sex. While mosr srue denrs feel rhe need ro go ourside rhe Arnold vicinify ro find enrerrainmenr, they sfill manage ro have a good rime, PINIOINL Fabulous Favorites FAVORITE MOVIEAFoofloose FAVORITE ACTORXACTRESS-Tom Cruise, Clinr Easrwood FAVORITE RECORD ALBUMAThri!ler, by Michael Jaclsson, 1984, by Van Halen FAVORITE ROCKXPOF' GROUP-Van Halen, Loe verboy FAVORITE VOCALlSTeMichael Jaclsson, Lionel Ri- chie FAVORITE TEACHER-Mr. Langhammer, Mrs. Pe- rerir FAVORITE RESTAURANT-McDonald's, Red Lob- srer 128 Paper Clips FAVORITE BOOKfChrisrine, by Srephen King, Flowers in rhe Arrfc, by V,C. Andrews FAVORITE FAMOUS FACE-Chrisfie Brinlsley, Mi chael Jaclsson FAVORITE CANDYfMGM's, Sniclsers FAVORITE CLOTHING STYLEfPunls-New Wave, Blue Jeans FAVORITE TV SHOXV'A' Team, Dynasry FAVORITE COMEDlANAEddie Murphy, Richard Pryor FAVORITE THING TO DO ON A DATE-Kiss and . . ., Go ro Movies FAVORITE DESSERT PLACEfTed Drewes, Baslsin Robbins FAVORITE VIDEO- Thriller , Michael Jaclsson, Bear Ir , Michael Jaclsson FAVORITE ATHLETE-Ozzie Smirh, Darrel Porfer FAVORITE SODA-Coke, Pepsi FAVORITE RADIO STATION-KWK, KHTR FAVORITE VACATION SPOT-Florida, Hawaii FAVORITE CAReMusrang, Camaro FAVORITE MAGAZINE-Sevenreen, Playboy FAVORITE HAIRSTYLE-Bi-level and spilsed, Long and curly Great Graphics Thanlss ro rhe following individuals for rheir help: Sally Sneed, Terry Lester, Mr, Morris, LeAnn Falcerri G Anira Hanrschlse, Mrs. Morris and rypf ing srudenrs, Mrs. Mueller, Mario Pedrefri, rhe Adminisfrarion, and all sponsors and coaches for rheir cooperarion. Special rhanlss ro Marr Royal for all his fime and ralenrs. The 19841 HA-KO Sfaff wasg Connie Reiss, Edifor-in-Chief Tim Sommers, Copy Edifor Valerie McDonald, Layouf Edifor Kelly Cox, Layoui Doug Goldammer, Layouf Diane Srreclsfuss, Copy Doug Golden, Copy Julie Lamberf, Copy Tim Broclshaus, Copy Milse Boehner, Copy Jeff Lally, Typisf Norma Marcee, Typisr Jeff Moring, Gopher James Espey, Promofions Vince Vandaveer, Phofographer Renea Dwyer, Phorographer Michelle Lawson, Phorographer Cover arrworls by Marr Royal. Endsheer arrworls by Marr Royal. Magazine arrworls by Bob Meyer, Kim Birlsner, Lisa Swafford. Sporrs arrworls by Bob Meyer.

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l The world is a stage, At least it is considered l be so by many students at Fox, The Drama ub has achieved many things to be proud of is year. They started the year off with the wnual Halloween malseup worlsshop which uve children in the community the chance to 'ess as their favorite gouhl for Halloween. ln Svember the Fox High Drama Club presented we of the most successful musicals ever to 'ace it's stage. The play drew record breals' g crowds, over BOO people came over both ghts, that is the largest audience we've ever :id here, said the play director Miss Mueth. :ter in the year despite the sad feelings of no aring play, the drama club sponsored still an' 'her successful production, the Third Annual ariety Show. This gala gave students the iance to show there hidden talents to the 'orld. We would lilse to congratulate the fol- wing students for their achievements with ie drama club and Thespian Society Honor Thespians- Terry Lester Lisa Webb rama Club Awards: Best Actoreloe Consiglio Best Actress-Psegene Bowen Best Supporting Actor-Terry Lester Best Thespian-Scott Barger We've done a lot of worls this year and it has layed off, said Drama Club Historian Lisa Jebb. l'We're loolsing forward to the new iuditorium and to many more successful proe luctions, commented Miss Mueth with an ob- 'ious beam of excitement in her eye. Conf iratulations Drama Club. There ore three ways to what some peof le call God: science, religion, and art, I choose ie path of art through my writing, explained enior Tim Sommers about his involvement in wany writing and debate contests over the ost three years. Tim tools ist in State in Debate nd 2nd in Extemp. Spealsing this year. He ron the Natl Forensic League CNFLD Districts ompetition and will travel to San Antonia dur- ig the summer for the national finals. ln addi- on, Tim is a national finalist in the American History Day competition and winner of the Nat'l. Council of Teachers of English Award. Tim is easily in the habit of winning, and even more in the habit of worlsing hard. The National Merit Scholar summed up his desire to be involved by saying you only get as much out of school as you put into it. Besides winning awards, Tim says that participating brings lots of free trips and 'lyau'd be surprised how many girls debaters picls up. He enjoys competing 'lto test my mental ability. Tim added, Don't become reconciled, you can't become alienate ed until you've been connected. I Love New York! said twenty Distrlbutive Education students who spent four days in the Big Apple to attend marlseting seminars. The DE. students received advice and learned ad' ditional slsills for future job-hunting and careers. Between sessions, students ate, visited such attractions as the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, World Trade Center, and the United Nations. 'Everyone really enjoyed the trip, commented DE. teacher Mr. Duniphan. IJ O ' '15 l I . A fn August C83 thirty-six band students vene tured halffway around the world to visit South Africa. These students performed at several festivals hosted by the Florida Paris High School, whose band students had visited Fox in the previous fall. They also toured Johannesburg, Kruger Wildlife Reserve, and gold mines. The fourteenfday visit was the culmination of many long hours of fundraising and band practices for Mr. Butler and many band students. Mr. Butler described the visit as a 'lance-in-a-lifetime ex- perience to perform in another country and learn customs. Sprechen sie Deutsch? German club mem- bers Steve Balser, Anita Hantschlse, LeAnn Fal cetti, Anna Hudspeth, Chris Beel and Milse An- derson will have a chance to sharpen their slsills as they travel to Germany this summer. The German club students plan to spend twentye four days touring the German countryside. Se Senior! The Spanish club is planning a ten' day summer trip to Mexico City, Taxco, and Acapulco. Ballet performances, native follslore, crafts and visits to historic monuments are planned. Spanish club students Todd Bowerson, Dawn Jones, Sharon Long and Lisa Pfitzinger plant to soale up the southern sun. Weekend Wonders Congratulations to Stuco. This year has prov- en to be one filled with more spirit and class participation, The dances sponsored by Stuco, lr. Class and the Cheerleaders, added to the new rise in spirit at Fox. The Homecoming dance drew a large crowd as did the Winter Coronation dance and other dances held after baslsetball games. Prom was a definite success with a sellout crowd. And a new idea strucls the cheerleaders this year: The Senior Farewell Beach Bop. The seniors lilsed this idea, it gave them the chance to dress lilse a beach bum and dance the night away with the closest of friends. As the year came to a close, Jr, Anna Hudspeth summed up the dances in these words, l'They were a blast, it was great finally seeing people loolsing forward to the dances on Friday nights. Weekends open up many possibilities for activity. The dance craze has spawned night spots lil-te l'Beflexions where teens can dance the night away. Almost every weelsend there is a party open to the public somewhere, Paper Clips 127

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Hot Air Tom Kloseiossumed nomeb is nor one ro ser smoll gools. 'lWell, l'm nor or liberry ro rolls obour ir, bur l'm currenrly worlsing on rhe righrs ro o movie scripr l wrore for Hollywood, he odmirs. Righr now rhey're rollsing obour Mi- choel Joclsson for rhe leod ond Sylvesrer Srol- lone os direcror. lr's o srory obour o smoll-rown boy who comes from o srricr counry where doncing is prohibire ed. The boy rebels, curs o record for Morown, ond becomes o gionr doncing ond singing suc- cess. Along rhe woy he olso srruggles ro win o foorboll scholorship ond londs o porr in o movie obour o 'good guy' who gers mixed up . . . well, professionol girls ond molses o lor of mon' ey. He hos ro molse o decision which offer he will rolse. l'm sorry l con'r rell you obour ir, bur irs hush-hush unril we ger o deol worlsed our. Tom soys he hos hod o busy yeorg wriring monologues for Dovid Lerrermon, plonning rhe 're-birrh' of Hoppy Doys ond orher pilor scriprs hos lefr him wirh lirrle rime for whor he colls rhe lsid sruff mosr high school srudenrs indulge in over rhe weekend. llighr now l'm negorior' ing some prerry heovy deols, bur l'm nor reolly supposed ro rell onybody obour oll rhis, he soid, You lsnow how show business people ore. No, Tom, how ore rhey? Well, l con'r show you ony of my worls, bur ler me jusr soy rhor irs very originol ond o big hir wirh rhe Hollywood producers. Why, Sreven Spielberg rold me iusr rhe orher doy rhor my ideo obour rhe corrupr smoll-rown cop who is lsiclsed off rhe force, finds Jesus, ond becomes o high school counselor is very, very inreresringl And rhe scripr obour rhe menrol porienr who becomes o cofererio cools ond srorrs roinring rhe food wirh . . . well, l'm srill worlsing on rhor one. These ideos con'r ger our becouse every screenwrirer in Hollywood will be copying rhem. l've become such o success rhor I hove ro wrire under on ossumed nome ond hide my idenriry. They con'r woir unril I groduore ond con come our ro Hollywood. Gee, Tom, neirher con we. One of rhe srudenrs obove is Tom Klose Cossumed nome? Poper Clips 120