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

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4-J The Varsity Football squad garhers A1 JJ' I , 4. WM l is -dl Sally Sneed spends her srudyhall ryping for rhe Newspaper and Yearbook sraffs closely rage-ther ro listen ro Coach Kappler, Srudenrs spend rime afrer school, on rhe vveelsends, and even during rhe summer preparing for schoalerelared acrivie ries. lmparranr Narional Honor Sociery meerings or play pracrices occur afrer school and may Iasr for hours. Research for rhe speech ream or going ra a vvresrling meer can raise a lor of rime avvay from rhe vveelsend. Time spenr going ro leadership seminars, oand camp or fooroall pracrice may ralse up mosr of rhe summer vacarion. Neverrheless, srue denrs vvho spend rime behind rhe scenes believe rheir rime well spenr. Sophomore Crysral Lesrer said, ul really enjoy going ro speech ream meers even rhough I have ro give up a lor of my free rimef' Behind The Scenes

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Behind The Scenes Track members Margie Fuqua, Norolie Fuqua, Sue Arnold, ond Brenda Meier discuss rhe oppesirion while woiring for the next event. S 5 W b,,,, Bw i' .Maw V M- .xxx ,T wfwfdw ww ifZ'm.,,. 'QL r Chris Gross works on her homework while woiring for rhe bus. 22 - Behind The Scenes 1 ,Mm I. 4' 11

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Selling Success Sruco member Dana Blick sells silk flowers ro John Darillo during lunch. Wanna buy a candy bar? There was never a lull in fundraising, 1984 sryle. Food remained the favorire source of funds , and mosr groups sold several differenf varieries rhroughour rhe year. Mosr organizae rions, reams, and classes used rhe opporruniry ro malse money for much-needed exrras. Sporrs reams lilse rhe foorball and baslserball squads raised money by selling flavored pope corn for uniforms and side baslserball goals. llThe baseball ream wanred an ourdoor baf- ring cage, so we sold M6M's for several weeks, explained fielder Milse Boehner. The ball ream was also able ro ger ream shirrs wirh rheir exrra funds. Srudenr Council, as in pasr years, has conrin' ued ro have flowery' success in their fundrais- ing efforrs. The everfpopular colored carnarions for Valenrine's Day sold well, according ro STUCO member Doug Goldammer. 'lWe made a nice profir from rhe flowers, so we decided ro sell sills carsages for Nlorher's Day, roof' Why did Srudenr Council arrempr ro malse exrra money This year? When aslsed, Doug had only one reply. 'lWejusr wanred rhe money. The choir classes, on rhe other hand, were much more 'vocal' abour rheir monerary needs. 'lWe have ro sell rins of cookies! ex- claimed choir member Dawn McClure in dis- rress. We use rhis money for our rrip ro Kansas Ciry in May. I don'r lsnow whar l'm going ro do wirh all rhese coolsies if I can'r sell rhemf' Well, rhar's rhe way rhe coolsie crumbles. The newlyefarmed VOICE newspaper sraff also 24 A Selling Success x i 1 X had rheir hand in the coolsiejar. l'We balsed all these hearr-shaped coolsies for Valenrine's Day, commenred staffer Kim Birlsner. llWe had ro spend several hours afrer school one day icing all rhese 'cure messagesf Well, the icing would never dry and we had ro lseep pulling coolsies aparrf' Alrhough rheir messages may have gorren scrambled, the selling was a big success, according ro rhe sraff. Ulf wenr real well, whar we didn'r sell we gor ro ear, laughed Teresa Byrd. The Yearbools sraff came up wirh one or rwo original ideas rhis year ra supplemenr rheir rradirional money-malsing schemes. l'We sold candy and ads ro raise money for rwo color spreads, explained edirorein-chief Connie Reiss. Then rhe brighr idea for rhe 1984 Calen- dar Girls and Guys was born, and rhe sraff was able ro pur aside all furrher money-malsing. Wharever rheir morives, Fox srudenrs be- came auire adepr ar gerring rhar money!