Humanities Class Self-Portraits

Mrs. Kinsey's Humanities class made self portraits this past week. By clicking on the link below, you can look at some of their work!


http://s1226.photobucket.com/albums/ee418/miami33/humanities%20class%20portraits/

Fox School's Christmas Wish Lists

The Journalism Students went around the school and asked the staff and students what they wanted for Christmas this year and here are some of their replies!

Shanda Fore-
"Anything I get from anyone."

Colton Singelton-
"Xbox 360."

Lauren Westervelt-
"I phone 4."

Allie Branum-
"A motorcycle."

Cierra Lofton-Breath-
"Taylor Lautner on a silver platter."

Sherrell Goodwin-
"A new camera."


Mary Lu-
"BMW, or Range Rover!"


Lacey Watkins-
"To have a great Christmas and to get everything I want!"


Cheyenne Hathorn-
"A Zebra!"


Lydia Turner-
"A BigBig House!"


Nikkia Hannon-
"A Piano!"


Hope Jones-
"A Cat Stephens CD, and a Bob Marley T-Shirt!"


Bryan Garza-
"Jordans!"


Anissa McConnell-
"A 2010 Malibu! =)"


Amber Norton-
"a Necklace"


Dalton Langley-
"a million dollars"


Dillon Langley-
"A patridge in a pear tree"


Jennifer Lahman-
"Tanning Lotion"


Mr. Shepherd-
"nothing"


Samantha Wright-
"A car but I'll get a gun"


Cody Ballard-
"A new box to live in"


Mayara Carreiro-
"snow"

EunJin Go-
"Ring"

Mrs. Smart-
"Wii fit, wii dance game, silver earnings, and snow boots"

Dalton Langley-
"Two Hugs"

Dalton Wise-
"Two Dr. Pepper's and Skittles"

Mrs. Kinsey-
"Red Christmas Tree"

Shelbi Owens-
"Professional camera, clothes, and Taylor Lautner on my door step :)"

Traci Moore-
"Kisses under the mistletoe! :)"

Mr. Phelps-
"Gold Football."

James Murray-
"A truck."

Keaton Argo-
"A lot of money."

Cody Lahman-
"A lot of money."

Lydia Turner-
"I want a lot of money for alot of stuff."

Annisa McConnell-
"IHome, Squartoe Boots, and clothes."


Danielle Morris-
"Camara, New Phone, and Jewelry."


Desmond James-
"A blackberry."


Nikki Warren-
"Camera, new phone, and a wii."

Cheyenne Hathorn-
"A Car (Mustang)"

Sylvia Shepherd-
"I Want my kids to respect each other and keep the house clean"

Tanner Keyser-
"A Dodge Ram :)-"

Desmond James-
"A Chevy Silverado-"

Jessica Schmidt-
"German bread and money."

Cody Plemmons-
"The biggest pizza in the world!"

Keaton Argo-
"A lot of money"

Ethen Eaves-
"A nice red car"

Crystal Watkins-
"Laptop"

Jerry Mitchell-
"A truck"

Lauren Westervelt-
"A pony"

Jennifer Lahman-
"My own car"

Traci Moore-
"Puppy chow"

Cody Ballard-
"Ipod touch"

Sarah Galbraith-
"Leather boots"

Anthony Alexander-
"Flamin hot cheetos!"

Jessica Abrego-
"Ipod"

Mariami Sumbadze-
"Everybody to be happy and smile"

Mr. Kirkpatrick-
"A big smile all the time"

Mr. Spigner-
"For my kids to always be happy"

Cheynne Harton-
"A hippo"

Mrs Crawshaw-
"New clothes,dryer and some books to read"

Ariah Johnson-
"I dont care maybe some clothes"

Serj Agopian-
"Laptop first of all and some cash and a job"

Claudia Ramirez-
"Camera"

Hollie Tiger-
"Ipod"

Kyle Teafatiller-
"three hundred bullet for 22"

Ryan Clour-
"Ipad"

Jericho Whatley-
"New car"

Ethan Ruth-
"A Hippo and Taylor Swift on my front porch!"

Cody Plemmons-
"2 monkeys"

Dillon Langley-
"Two turtle doves"

Chris Spigner-
"MEGAN!"

Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Monday
Lunch: Sloppy Joe's, Corn, Sun Chips, Peanut Butter Cookies, Milk

Tuesday
Breakfast: Eggs, Sausage, Toast, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Stew, Crackers, Fried Okra, Cornbread, Fruit Push ups, Milk

Wednesday
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Pork Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Hot Rolls, Yogurt, Milk

Thursday
Breakfast: Ham and Cheese Biscuit, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Hot dog, Tater Tots, Baked Beans, Wacky Cake, Milk

Friday
Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Mexican Casserole, Corn, Chips and Salsa, Jello, Milk

Semester Test Schedule

Below is the semester test schedule for this semester.

Thursday - December 16th
1st hour test- 1st and 2nd periods
3rd hour test- 3rd and 4th periods
5th hour test- 5th and 6th periods
7th hour test- 7th and 8th periods

Friday - December 17th
2nd hour test- 1st and 2nd periods
4th hour test- 3rd and 4th periods
6th hour test- 5th and 6th periods
8th hour test- 7th and 8th periods

The Week's Events

Monday
Christmas Program @ 7PM in the auditorium

Tuesday
Basketball
6th/7th, JH and HS @ Walters

Thursday
Basketball
6th/7th and JH @ Bray-Doyle

Semester Tests

Friday
Basketball
HS vs Bray-Doyle

Semester Tests

Saturday's Velma Tournament Results

The Fox high school basketball teams got their first victories of the season this past Saturday in the Velma Tournament. The girls defeated Bray-Doyle, and the boys defeated Rush Springs. This week, the Foxes will travel to Walters on Tuesday and be at home for the first time this Friday against the Bray-Doyle Donkeys.

Velma Tournament Results

The Fox Basketball teams opened their seasons yesterday in the Velma Tournament against the Healdton Bulldogs. The boys and girls dropped both games and will play today with the boys playing Bray-Doyle at 12:20 and the girls playing Comanche at 1:40. Come out and support your Fox Foxes!

FCCLA Christimas Party

by Mayara Carreiro and Mariami Sumbadze.

FCCLA had a party for the members in Miss Crawshaw's room on Tuesday night. The party started at 6PM and was really fun!
They played a lot of games, like ship and sailor, monkey in the corner, Simon says, red rover, freeze tag, etc.
After the games were played, then came the snacks!!!! There was a chocolate fountain with strawberries, pineapple and marshmallows and it was really delicious.
After the snack, a few more games were played with the grand finale at the end... Dirty Santa! The presents in Dirty Santa were all very nice and everyone had a good time at the FCCLA Christmas Party.

Favorite Christmas movies

By Danielle Morris and Jessica Schmidt

Here are some of the Journalism student's favorite Christmas movies...

Mayarra: How the Grinch Stole Christmas becasue he can note the spirit of Christmas.

Miami: Home Alone

Cody: How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Anissa: I'll Be Home for Christmas, because it's funny and it gets you in the Christmas Spirit.

Cauldia:  How the Grinch Stole Christmas, because the Grinch turns good and he gets a heart!

The Christmas List

By Anissa McConnell and Desmond James

We asked some of the 3 year olds what they wanted for Christmas and here are a few of their replies.

"A Pink Barbie Doll"
-Bryher Buckaloo-

"A Purple Baby Doll with Stripes"
-Kasidee Thompson-

"A Bow and Arrow"
-Obie Webb-

"A Car"
-Kevin Thomas-

"EVERYTHING"
-Jacobi Christian-

Working on the Barn!

By Cheyenne Hathornne and Cody Plemmons

We caught up with Mr. Kirkpatrick to see what the AG members are doing at the barn. Mr. Kirkpatrick said, "The kids are working on putting new metal on the show barn, so kids can keep their pigs in the show barn if they don't have a place to keep their pigs, with show season just starting." As you can see the AG students are working hard and doing a job!

The Week's Events

Monday
Basketball
5th - 8th grade basketball
At Turner starting at 4:00PM

Tuesday
FCCLA
Christmas Party at 6:00PM

Thursday
Basketball
High School at the Velma Tournament TBA
5th-8th Grade vs Zaneis starting at 4:00PM

Friday
Basketball
High School at the Velma Tournament TBA

FCCLA
Chickasha Festival of Lights Trip

Preschool and 3 year old program
Trip to the Santa House

Saturday
Basketball
High School at the Velma Tournament TBA

Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Monday
Lunch: Frito Pie, Corn, Ranch Style Beans, Pears, Milk

Tuesday
Breakfast: Bacon & Pancakes, Syrup, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Green Beans, Salad, Hot Rolls, Chocolate Pudding, Milk

Wednesday
Breakfast: Sausage, Egg, Toast, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Smothered Steak, Fried Okra, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Hot Rolls, Ice Cream, Milk

Thursday
Breakfast: French Toast Sticks, Syrup, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Beef Stroganoff, Peas, Salad, Cookies

Friday
Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Broccoli & Cheese, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Hot Rolls, Jello, Milk

High School Girls Basketball Preview

by Danielle Morris and Jessica Schmidt

As you may know now that football is over and basketball season will soon start. When coach Spigner was asked what he thought about this years team he said, "I think we'll be more improved from last year and look forward to getting the season started." He also believes the team will have good chances this year and look to surprise a lot of people this season. Their first game is December 9th in the Velma Tournament against Healdton. All he has to say to the Lady Foxes is FIGHT!!!!! So go make the short trip for their first game to Velma and support the Lady Foxes!!!

High School Boys Basketball Preview

With the basketball season just around the corner, we caught up with head boys basketball coach, Coach Queener and asked him what he thought about this season's team. Last year, the Foxes made it to the 2nd round of the Regional Tournament and lost quite a few Senior players, but Coach Queener is looking forward to a successful season,"we're going to do great this season. The boys have a lot of potential. They just have to be under control and not get in too much of a hurry." Coach Queener is looking for leadership, keeping calm, and keeping their head in the game from the seniors. Have a great season boys!!!

Fox High School Football Season Summary

By Kaylee Schier

The Fox Foxes ended there season as District Runner-ups with a record of 9-3. Coach Brent Phelps said, "they had a good season, but not as good as they wanted it to be, but it was good."

There were six Senior boys that played this year, Jericho Whatley, Kyle Teafatiller, Dalton Wise, Sean Newell, Ryan Clour, and Ethan Ruth. Coach Phelps said, "all of these Senior boys did a good job of leading the team." He was very proud of them for all of their team leadership.

"Next years season, the ground work is laid for them to go farther next football season", Coach Phelps says. The Fox High School Football team did a great job this year. Congratulations on winning District Runner-ups!

Band Results

The Fox Marching Band got 2nd place in the Ardmore Parade of Lights Marching Competition last night. Competing against 6 other schools, the Foxes marched through down town Ardmore playing different songs.

Junior High and 6th-7th grade basketball game pictures

Click on the link below to see pictures from Monday nights basketball game against Healdton.

http://s806.photobucket.com/albums/yy349/coachspigner/JH%20basketball%20vs%20Healdton/

2010 Football Post season awards

2010 District B-2 All-Stars

Offensive Player of the Year - Chris Spigner
Defensive Player of the Year - Justin Cornelius
Defensive Utility Player of the Year - Dillon Langley

All-Destrict Offense
First team:
Centers - Jericho Whatley
Offensive Speciality - Dalton Wise

Second team:
Running back - Bryan Garza
Guards - Ethan Eaves

All-District Defense
First team:
Defensive ends - Keaton Argo
Defensive backs - Dalton Langley and Taylor Townsend

First Team All-Stars
Kyle Teafatiller


Alternate All-Stars
Jericho Whatley

ACT Prep Class this Saturday!

The Ardmore Higher Education Center will offer the ACT Prep Class this Saturday, December 4th from 9AM to 1PM. The cost of the class is $30 and the last day to enroll is this Wednesday, December 1st.

If you have any questions, call Georganne Westfall at the AHEC at 580/220-2852 or email gwestfall@ahec.osrhe.edu.

The Week's Events

Monday
Basketball
6th and 7th grade vs Healdton 4:30PM at Fox
JH vs Healdton 6:30PM at Fox

Wednesday
Santa Pictures

Thursday
Basketball
6th and 7th grade vs Ryan 4:30PM at Fox
JH vs Ryan 6:30PM at Fox

Lunch Menu

Monday
Lunch: Homemade Pizza, Salad, Corn, Fruit, Jell-O, Milk

Tuesday
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Chicken Noodles, Peas and Carrots, Hot Rolls, Peaches, Milk

Wednesday
Breakfast: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches, Banana, Milk
Lunch: Steakfingers, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Wacky Cake, Hot Rolls, Milk

Thursday
Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Ham and Cheese, Baked Potatoes, Salad, Hot Rolls, Pudding, Milk

Friday
Breakfast: Oatmeal, Cinnamon Toast, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Chicken Sandwich, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles, French Fries, Cookies, Milk

Pre-K Pow Wow!

Pilgrims and Indians!

Mrs. Sims Pre-K had an Indian feast the other day where they learned about the pilgrims and Indians and as you can see in the picture above, they had a lot of fun!

Thanksgiving Break Starts Early!!!

School will let out today at 1:55PM! Everyone enjoy your Thanksgiving break and remember to be thankful for something every day! School is out all of next week!

What does Thanksgiving menan to.....

"Eating good food Seeing my Family!"
-Cheyenne Hathorn

"Its a great time of the year to eat and celebrate with your family!"
-Cody Plemmons

"Good Steak!"
-Kurstyn Beard

"Giving Thanks and Eating lots of food!"
-Evan Ruth

"It means I get to see all my family, and eat and we ride around and have fun!!!"
-Reba Williams

"People coming to see you and eating being together with family."
-Jennifer Lahman

"Time to give thanks and eat"
-Desmond James

"We come together with our family and give thanks to God for everything he has gave to us."
-Lydia Turner

"Get to eat a lot of food."
-Keaton Argo

"To be thankful for what I have, and appreciate my family and just be around the people I love and eat all the yummy foods, and praise God for everything in my life!! :)"
-Cierra Lofton

"I'm thankful for all my family and that we are all safe.  I"m thankful that everyone can be together. God Bless and Stay safe."
-Lacey Watkins

"Giving thanks to everything."
-Lyndsey Teafatiller

"To eat a lot of food. For freedom and independence."
-Ameriah Williams

"It means that we give thanks about things we have and having fun with family"
-Preston Townsend

"Time when you and your family get together and give thanks for what they have done for you.
-Dathon Poindexter

"I get to see my family and I get to eat and just have fun.
-Ryan Garza

"It gives a time to spend with family and you start to realize all things that God done for you I like thanksgiving very much!"
-Mr. Butler

"A time to reflect upon and be thankful for all the things that I have. A home, a family, a job to support it all.  It's also a time to think about those who are less fortunate, and it's a week off from school."
-Mr. Shepherd

"A day to give thanks.  To acknowledge how important they are to you and to give thanks that some how fate made us meet each other.  This day also shows us to give thanks to what we currently have because other people have nothing and they are getting through life."
-Serj Agopian

"I'm excited and I think it would be fun with Pam Nichols family and I like to because we have no school for a week!!!"
-Jann

Mr. Phelps Thoughts About This Up-Coming Game Friday

By, Claudia Ramirez

"Were excited about being in the second round of playoffs. Were going to have to play mistake free football. Dewar is the #1 team in class B, So were going to have to play our best to beat them. It will be a very emotional and pysical football game."

What Thanksgiving Means to.......

Thanksgiving means their is lots of family, food, and thankfulness.
-Sean Newell

Thanksgiving means Good food, spending time with family, and being around people he loves.
-Dillon Langley

Thanksgiving means Family time and being thankful.
-Jessika Abrego

Thanksgiving means Great Food, seeing family, spending time together, and out of school for a week!
-Hope Jones

Thanksgiving means meeting family, celebrating, talking, and eating.
-Jessica Schmidt

It means bringing the family together and eat a really big meal
-William Lovely

It means Holiday, turkey, corn, and indians
-Dasha

Thanksgiving means Good eating, spending time with family, good sweets (cookies and pie).
-Marquis

It means being with family, eating good food (dressing), and out of school.
-Maya

Thanksgiving means a time to be thankful and celebrate your thankfulness for how the lord has blessed you.
-Mr. Phelps

It means a time together will all of your relatives and to talk and laugh, and have fun.
-Danielle Morris

By Kaylee Schier

To look at the Fox High School Football Game Pictures VS PCH last Friday Night Click here:


http://s1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc494/kayleeschier/Fox%20VS%20PCH/

What does Thanksgiving mean to....

"Giving thanks for what people have done for done for me."
-Samantha Benson

"Momma making her homemade chicken, eatin' turkey and chicken!"
-Sherrel Goodwin

"Giving thanks for the blessings God has given to me. Setting aside time for family and friends to get together to eat and enjoy this time. I believe we should be thankful every day but its good for the entire nation to become aware of what we have to be thankful for."
-Mrs. Pevehouse

"A time of fellowship and giving thanks to God for all his blessings He's given throughout the year and continue to give."
-Samantha Wright

"Spending time with family and falling leaves and football."
-Mrs. Phelps

"Food and giving thanks for everybody and everything."
-Tanner Keyser

"It's a time for family to get together and eat good food and be out of school!"
-Mrs. Smart

"I like the food and I get to see my whole family and I like that you give thanks."
-Crystin Perkins

"I enjoy being with my family and friends and it's a time to be thankful for what has been given to me."
-Shanda Fore

"Food! I love the food! I love the family gathering too!"
-Monica White

What Thanksgiving means to.....

In the coming days, the journalism students will ask various students, faculty and staff what Thanksgiving means to them and we will post their responses.


"It is a time for family to reflect on the past year of how God has blessed them and to show him thanks."
-Mr. Plant


"It means being with my family, enjoying a great meal, lots of football, and being thankful for what the good Lord has allowed me to do through the year and........BEING OUT OF SCHOOL!!"
-Coach McCartney


"Thanksgiving year is one of his favorite times of the year. This holiday reminds him of how his family is important to him and all he holds dear."
-Mr. Williams


"I love Thanksgiving, to me it is a time to enjoy the food, friends and family, and the laughter. I also love the Fall its such a great season!"
-Mary Lu

"This is the chance to gether all family members together.Being thankful for everything in your life,have fun and of course eat delicious thanksgiving meal."
-Mrs. Judy

Monday's Results

Zaneis Tournament Results

The 5th and 6th grade boys, 7th and 8th grade girls and 7th and 8th grade boys all won in opening round action yesterday at the Zaneis tournament against the Greenville Wolves. The 5th and 6th grade girls came up short in their game. The winning teams will play on Thursday evening at Zaneis. Good luck, Fox ballers!

The Week's Events

Monday
5th through 8th Grade Basketball
Zaneis Tournament starting at noon

Wednesday
Thanksgiving Meal Lunchroom

Thursday
5th through 8th grade basketball
Zaneies Tournament TBD

Friday
Football
Playoffs Second Round at Dewar 7:30PM

On to the 2nd Round!

The Foxes scored often as they defeated the Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers 66-44. The Foxes will go on the road to take on the #1 team in Class B this Friday night taking on the Dewar Dragons at Dewar at 7:30PM.

Make the trip to Dewar to support the Foxes in their quest for the Gold Ball!!

Lunch Menu

Monday
Breakfast: Biscuits and Gravy, Juice, Milk
Lunch: BBQ buns, Baked beans, Oven fried potatoes, Cake, Milk

Tuesday
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Corndogs, SunChips, Salad, Carrot sticks, Chocolate pudding, Milk

Wednesday
Breakfast: Breakfast bars, Cinnamon Toast, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Turkey and Dressing, Green Beans, Gravy, Hot Rolls, Mashed potatoes, Cranberry sauce, Cake, Milk

Thursday
Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Tacos, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cheese, Ranch style beans, Salsa, Fruit, Milk

Friday
Breakfast: Rice, Cinnamon toast, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Cheeseburger, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles, Onions, French Fries, Cookies, Milk

GAMETIME!!!

The Foxes take the field tonight in the first round of the Class B playoffs against the Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers at the Fox Den at 7:30 tonight!

Come out and support the Foxes!!!!

Thursday's Results

The 7th and 8th grade girls played Sulphur at the Whitebead Tournament last night losing 27-7. The 7th and 8th grade boys will play on Saturday morning at Whitebead at 10 AM.

Football Senior Night Profile - Megan Jo Whitener

Name: Megan Jo Whitener


Parents: Billy and Lisa Whitener


Grandparents: Pat Brooks and the late Frank Brooks from Lone Grove
Johnny Whitener and the late Cleta Whitener of Ringling


Years attended Fox Schools: 14


Organizations/Awards/Clubs:
4 years-Cheerleading, 1 year-Softball, 3 years-Class officer, 1 year-FCA, Student of the Week, Student of the Month, National Honor Society, Oklahoma H.S. Honor Society, Who's Who among American H.S. students


Plans after Graduation: Megan plans to attend OU to become a Dental Hygienist


Comments to classmates: "If I could go all the way back to pre-school and do it all over again with you guys, I would. I wouldn't want to be in any other class than the class of '11. I love and will miss you all. Oh, and if you ever need your teeth fixed in the future, look me up =)."

Senior Biography - Ryan Lane Clour

Name: Ryan Lane Clour

Parents: Gayla and Tracy Clour

Grandparents: Vera and the late Ray Clour ( Ratliff city); Lawanna and the late Doc McCauley (Healdton)

Years attended Fox schools: 14 years

Organizations, awards and clubs: Basketball - 4 years; Football - 1 year; Golf - 3 years; 2 district runner up (basketball); Ardmoreite student of week; FFA - 3 years; big 8 all tournament (basketball) - 1 year.

Plans after graduation: Go to UCO and major in professional sports management.

Comments to classmates: "Hey guys, please drive safely."

Football Senior Night Profile - Sean Newell

Name: Sean Newell

Parents: Micah and Terri Newell

Grandparents: Mike and Nancy O'Dell from Fox, Chock and Kathey Newell from Ratliff City

Years Attended Fox Schools: 13 years

Organizations/Awards/Clubs: Band, Show Band,FFA,Football,Basketball

Plans After Graduation: I plan to attend the University of Texas to Major in Psychology and become a Psychiatrist

Comments to Classmates: "Guys it's been fun, I've had a good year with you,hanging out with Mary Lo, Shelby and Jericho in the office,playing in the show band with Kyle,Hope and Dalton, and just having fun with everyone. Wish you all the best luck in everything you do.

P.S. C.C's marked me for life!"

EunJin-Go

Another one of the many exchange students we have at Fox this year is EunJin-Go. She is from Korea and is 15 years old. She says she likes the USA very much!! I asked her she likes dislikes about the USA and she said, "I love the beautiful sky and people's way of life and thinking." Jin also said that, "in the USA teenagers have more freedom than in Korea and I like that very much." She will go back in July, so if you wanna find out more about her and her country just find her and ask her.

Welcome to Fox, Jin!

Tuesday's Results

The 7th and 8th grade girls and boys basketball teams opened up their season at Whitebead in the Whitebead Tournament yesterday. Both teams lost their games to Pioneer. The girls will play Thursday at 3:00PM and the boys will play on Saturday.

Football Senior Night Profile-Nikki Lanette Warren

Name: Nikki Lanette Warren

Parents: Teddy and Donna Warren

Grandparents: The late Theo and Neta Warren of Fox; and Don and Marcella Ellis of Mead, Oklahoma.

Years Attended Fox Schools: 14

Organization/Awards/Clubs: Basketball 3 years, Football Manager 2 years, Softball 4 years, SOTC in Medical Office 2 years, Business Professionals of America 2 years, FCCLA 2 years, Cheerleader 1 year, Secretary Treasure 1 year, Reporter 1 year

Plans After Graduation: To attend ECU and become an RN.

Comments to Classmates: There is no other class I would rather graduate with, we have memories together, I wish you all Luck in the future. I Love Ya'll Guys!!!

Football Senior Night Profile-Ethan Alan Ruth

By Kaylee Schier

Name: Ethan Alan Ruth

Parents: Eddy & Jennifer Ruth

Grandparents: The late Ed & Sue Ruth of Fox

Jim Bill & Barbara Tolbert of Wilson

Roger & Betty Olson of Ratliff City

Years Attended Fox Schools: 14 years

Organizations/Awards/Clubs: FCA 4 years, FCA Officer 1 year, FCCLA 2 years, FFA 1 year, Member of Student Council 4 years, Student Council Officer 3 years, Basketball 4 years, Co-Player 1 year, Cross-Country 1 year, Track 4 years, Football 1 year, Baseball 2 years, In Field Golden Glove Award 1 year, Student of the week 4 years, Student of the Month 4 years, Class Officer 2 years.

Plans After Graduation: Attend Higher Ed then transfer to a big University to become a Chiropractor.

Comments to Classmates: "Good Luck & Work Hard In Everything you do!"

Football Senior Night Profile- Dalton Lee Wise

Name: Dalton Lee Wise





Parents: Gena and Chris Wise





Grandparents: Doyle and Gaylene Dewbre from Fox,


Tresia and Joe Puckett from Davis


Henry Journagan from Ardmore.





Years Attended Fox Schools: 12





Organizations/Awards/Clubs: Football- 2 years, Baseball- 3 years, Pitcher of the Year- 2 years, FCCLA- 1 year, Band- 3 years, Student of the Month- 2010, Show Band- 2010.





Plans after Graduation: To go to college and get a degree in Dentistry.





Comments to Classmates: "Make Footsteps worth Following", and to my mom: "I Love You."

Football Senior Night Profile- Kyle Don TeaFatiller

By, Claudia Ramirez

Name: Kyle Don TeaFatiller

Parents: Connie and Kevin TeaFeatiller

Grandparents: Jerry White and Debby White from Healdton,

Billie and James from Davis, and Terisa Brown an the late Donny Holebean

Years Attending Fox Schools: 8 years

Organizations/Awards/Clubs: FCCLA-1 year, Football Manager-2 years, Football player-1 year, Weight lifting-2 years, FFA-4 years, Devils bootcamp-2 years(AKA off season with Coach Phelps), Coaches aid first look-tv winner.

Plans after graduation: Getting married, Going into work in oilfield, and of cource life.

Comments to classmates: "I ain't going far so don't forget your big buddy Kyle see yall at play offs and don't forget the fun ends when you say it does."

Football Senior Night Profile-Monica Sha'Nae White

Name: Monica Sha'Nae White

Grandparents: Joan Gordon of Healdton, Wanda and Clay Johnson of Pauls Valley and the late William Lee of Tatums.

Years attended Fox Schools: 14 yrs.

Organizations/Awards/Clubs: Cheerleading-4 yrs, FCA-1 yr, Student Council-3 yrs, Football Homecoming Queen, Student of the Week, Student of the Month, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students.

Plans after Graduation: She plans to attend OSU to become a Veterinarian and major in Equine Medicine.

Comments to Classmates: She says, "I wouldn't want to be apart of any other class. I wish you all luck in the future. I love and will miss you all. And Jericho PLEASE STOP!"

Football Senior Night Profile-Shanda DaChel Fore

Name: Shanda DaChel Fore

Parents: Joey & Stephanie Fore, & Shari Ward

Grandparents: Larry & Joyce Fore of Fox,
Late Danny & Sharon Ward of Fox
Late Roscoe & Late Anna Lair of Healdton

Years Attended Fox School: 14
Organization/Awards/Clubs: Band 4 years, Colorguard2 years, FCCLA 2 years, FCA 3 years, Basketball 1 year, Mascot 1 year, Student of Week 1 year, Sr. Class Sec.

Plans After Graduation: to attend Higher Ed and get my basics over and then try for UCO to major in Physical Therapy.

Comments to Classmates: "The last few years have been fantastic I will miss you guys we have been there for each other. Love you guys!"

Football Senior Night Profile-Jessica Ruth Stewart

Name: Jessica Ruth Stewart







Parents: Ricky&:Paula Stewart







Grandparents: J Paul Johnson & the late Gypsy Johnson of Fox. Carl and Linda Stewart of Milo.







Years Attended Fox Schools: 14







Organizations/Awards/Clubs: Cheerleading-3years. Basketball-3years. Softball-2years. Football Manager-1year. Basketball Manager-1year. Student of the week, FCCLA-4years; FCCLA Officer-1year; Class Officer-3years.







Plans After Graduation: Going to higher ed & getting her basics then going to college for photography.







Comments To Classmates: "We have made a lot of memories together." Like when Monica is always saying, "Jericho stop", or all the guys making fun of my country grammar. I wouldn't want to be with any other class then the Class of '11. I will miss and love all of yall. Oh, and please don't remember me on crutches."

Football Senior Night Profile- Samantha Lynn Wright

Name: Samantha Lynn Wright

Parents: Leon Jr. and Gladys Wright

Grandparents: The late Don and Sue Christian of Ratliff City. Danny and Pat Johnson of Duncan. Leon Sr and Shirley Wright of Marlow. Joyce Botts of Tussy.
Years attended at Fox: 13

Accomplishments: Student Council 1 yr, Class sectary 1 yr, Senior Class President, SWOSU Band Camp Marching Fundamentals Most Improved Student, Oklahoma Honor Society 3 years, John Philip Sousa 1 yr, Most Outstanding Female Band Member 1 yr, ECU Youth Forensic Academy Crime Scene Investigation Most Outstanding Student, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Certificate of Outstanding Academic Performance, United States Achievement Academy Who's Who All-American Scholars 2 yrs, National Honor Roll 3 yrs, The Oklahoma Certificate of Achievement 4 yrs, National Honor Society Who's Who Among Outstanding High School Student, United States Achievement Academy Who's Who In Leadership, United States Achievement Academy Who's Who in History and Government, All America Scholar, United States Achievement Academy Scholarship Foundation Awards Program, The Daily Ardmoreite Student of the Week 3times, Fox High School Student of the month 1 time, SCOBDA member 5 yrs, All- State OMEA 2nd Alternative 1 yr, Gifted and Talented Program 2 yrs, The Pride of Fox Drum Major 3 yrs, Academic Team 3 yrs, SCOBDA Jazz Ensemble 1 yr, SWOSU Band Camp Symphonic Band member 1yr.

Plans After Graduation: To attend UCO and get a degree in Forensic Science and Criminal Justice, and get a minor music performance. Samantha wants to work for the OSBI.

Comments to Classmates: "It's been great. I'll miss ya'll guys. Stay away from green M&MS!!"

Football Senior Night Profile-Jericho Wayne Whatley

By Kaylee Schier

Name: Jericho Wayne Whatley

Parents: Jarvis & Tanya Whatley

Grandparents: Elizabeth and the late Aubrey Whatley

The late Gilford & Virginia Jones

Years Attended Fox Schools: 4 years

Organizations/Awards/Clubs: FCA 4 Years, FFA 4 years, 2009 Grand Champion Swine Carter County Jr. Livestock Show, Weightlifting 4 years, 2009 National Weightlifting Champion, Football 4 years, 2008 Football District Champs, 2010 Football Homecoming King, Basketball 2 years, Baseball 2 years, Track 2 years, Student of the Week 1 year, and Yearbook 1 year.

Plans After Graduation: To attend ECU, OCU, or OSU to major in Athletic Training and to play football.

Comments to Classmates: "Keep It Real and Just Do It!"

The Week's Events

Tuesday
FCCLA Blood Drive
Gym Parking Lot

7/8 Grade Basketball
Whitebead Tournament
Girls vs Pioneer 4PM
Boys vs Pioneer 5PM

Senior Picture Day @ Norman

Thursday
7/8 Grade Basketball
Whitebead Tournament
Girls and Boys TBD

Friday
HS Football 1st Round of the Playoffs
vs Pond Creek-Hunter 7:30PM @ Fox

Saturday
7/8 Grade Basketball
Whitebead Tournament
Girls and Boys TBD

Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Monday
Breakfast: Biscuits and Gravy, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Chili and Cheese Nachos, Fresh Veggies, Orange, Brownies, Milk

Tuesday
Breakfast: Sausage, Egg, Cheese, Toast, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Pig N Blanket, Oven Fried Potatoes, Black Eyed Peas, Chocolate Pudding, Milk

Wednesday
Breakfast: Cheese Toast, Bacon, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Tator Tot Casserole, Corn, Fried Okra, Corn Bread, Peaches, Milk

Thursday
Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza, Fruit Cup, Juice, Milk
Lunch: Cheeseburger, lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickle, Onion, French Fries, Cookies, Milk

Friday
Breakfast: Waffles, bacon, juice, Milk
Lunch: Lasagna, Green beans, salad, hot rolls, banana pudding

Jessica Schmidt

We have many exchange students here at Fox High School. Jessica Schmidt is from Drabenderhoela, Germany. She is 16 years old. Her favorite thing about America is the people. Jessica said that the language here and almost everything is a lot different here than in Germany. She likes America. Her favorite thing about America is everyone is so friendly!
The biggest change of her life is that she has lots of experiences here and she has improved her English. Her favorite food in America is Grilled Chicken Salad.

Foxes are Playoff Bound!

The Foxes celebrated Senior Night by defeating the Cyril Pirates by mercy rule at halftime 52-6 making that the 5th straight opponent the Foxes have beaten via the mercy rule. The Foxes ended their season 8-2 and 8-1 in district finishing in 2nd place.

The Foxes can now turn their attention to the Class B playoffs where they will host the Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers this Friday night at 7:30PM.

It's win or go home! Come out and support the Foxes this Friday November 12th at 7:30PM at the Fox Den!

FCCLA Halloween Party

By Mariami Sumbadzi and Mayara Carreiro

The FCCLA Halloween post-party was on November 2nd in in the annex. The members of the FCCLA played a lot of fun games, watched movies and Ms. Crawshaw prepared the delicious food. The students I talked to really enjoyed the party and the games and look forward to many more to come! Thanks Ms. Crawshaw, FCCLA President Kaylee Schier and the FCCLA for a fun party!

Dasha Skrebtsova

By Claudia Ramirez and Kaylee Schier

Dasha Skrebtsova is yet another foreign exchange student here, she's a 16 year old from Southern Russia. In her short time in being here in America, she has been to New York, Dallas, Chicago Airport, and also stayed the night in Washington, D.C.

When asked if she thinks she'll ever come back here her reply was,"Yes of course because I really like New York. I will come back for the shopping, but I don't want to live here, because it's a different style of life for me."

The only thing Dasha doesn't like about America is the chocolate! She misses her countries chocolate!

Welcome To Fox High School Dasha! We hope you have fun!!!!

Jan Patanayindee

One of the many exchange students this year is Jan Panitan Patanayindee. She is from Thailand. She is 16 years old and her birthday is January 7, 1994. She says, "America is very different from where I live". The thing she says she likes about America is the people, "they are very nice" she says.

Welcome to Fox, Jan!

Monday's Results

The Academic Team traveled to Dickson and took on Dickson and Durant yesterday losing both contests 240-100 and 100-60.

The high school girls basketball team scrimmaged at Elmore City-Pernell yesterday. They took 10 girls and scrimmaged for 2 hours. Coach Spigner said, "For a first scrimmage, the girls played well. Their are some things we need to work on, but we are on the right track." The regular season opens November 30th at Healdton.

Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Monday-
Breakfast: Biscuit & Gravy, Juice, Milk.
Lunch: BBQ Wieners, Mashed Potatoes, Fried Okra, Hot Rolls, Chocolate Pudding, Milk.

Tuesday-
Breakfast: Sausage & Egg, Toast, Juice and Milk.
Lunch- Spaghetti, Salad, Green Beans, Hot Roll and Milk.

Wednesday: 
Breakfast- Oatmeal, Cinnamon Toast, Bacon, Juice, Milk.
Lunch- Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwiches, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Tator Tots, Celery & Carrots, Cake and Milk.

Thursday-
Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice Milk.
Lunch- Mexican Casserole, Pinto Beans, Salad, Jello, and Milk.

Friday-
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Syrup, Juice, and Milk.
Lunch- Meatloaf, Scalloped Potatoes, Peas, Hot Rolls, Banana Pudding, and Milk.

The Week's Events

All Week
FCCLA - Red Ribbon Week

Monday
Academic Team at Dickson
Vs Dickson and Durant

HS Girls Basketball
Scrimmage At Elmore City-Pernell

Tuesday
ASVAB test for 11th grade 1st hour in Mrs. McCartney's room

FCCLA Post-Halloween Party 6:00-8:30PM

Friday
Football
HS vs Cyril 7:30PM
Senior Night 7:00PM

Saturday
ACT Math Workshop 9:00AM-Noon

Rollin' On to the playoffs!

The Foxes traveled to Macomb this past Friday night and made quick work of the Hornets beating them 58-0. With the victory, the Foxes improve their record to 7-2(7-1). The win officially qualifies the Foxes for the playoffs and locks us into the number 2 spot in district B2.

Come out and support the Foxes this Friday night as they take on the Cyril Pirates at the Fox Den at 7:30PM!

Pics from Halloween Dress up day

Click on the link below to see pics from the lower elementary classes.

http://s806.photobucket.com/albums/yy349/coachspigner/Halloween%20Dress%20Up%20Day/

Mayara de FAria Carreiro (Mia)

By Danielle Morris

One of the seven exchange students we have this year is Mayara de Faria Carreiro or Mia is what some people call her. She is from Brazil, and is 17. Her birthday is March 13th. She doesn't have a favorite thing about America yet but she does likes it here. "America is so different from my country because we don't celebrate Halloween, the style of the houses are different, schools and most of all the snow I'm looking forward to that I've never seen snow!" Mia said. Mia also said that is was a very big culture shock because she comes from a city, so to live here, in a small city has been very different for her. If you see her around school you should ask here about her country she'd be glad to tell you about it.

Welcome to Fox, Mayara!!!

Serj Agopian

By Claudia Ramirez


Serj Agopian is one of the many foreign exchange students this year. He's from Lebanon and when I asked him how he likes it here he said, "America has just been a great experience for me, even though I have had a lot of sad and stressful moments, it is actually paying off. I love my school, since everyone else is loving me back. Also, I'm on the football team, which is also a great experience."



I also asked him how big of change was it coming here and he told me,"It isn't that big of a change here. The biggest change is that I have a new family and friends. I understand that this factor is part of the experience, that is why it hasn't been so difficult here. If you are wondering if the American food is new to me then no, it's not. Mexican food on the other hand is new and a change to me because there is more diversity here in America."



One of the more interesting replies I got was to the question of whether or not he likes his classes here at Fox. "I love my classes, since i got to choose my classes. In Lebanon we don't have the freedom to choose our own classes, but in America you can choose the classes that you like the most and fit you the best. All of the teachers have been great to me, this is also a factor which makes me love my classes. Fox has been great to me. I can't thank them enough for being great to me. I really appreriate it."

Welcome to Fox, Serj!!!

Red Ribbon Week

By Kaylee Schier


Red Ribbon Week is an ideal way for people and communities to unite and take a visible stand against drugs. Fox FCCLA is doing Red Ribbon Week November 1 through November 5. FCCLA members have decided to change things up this year. Like every year they do it every day of the week. This year they are going to do only three days Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Dress-Up Days include:


Monday: Crazy Sock Day


Wednesday: Ninja Day


Friday: Bandanna Day


For high school during the lunch break there will be FCCLA members leading a game for whoever wants to play can participate. On Friday November 5th, FCCLA will have an assembly for all Junior and High School Students. The Show Band will play a couple of songs and talk to them about being Drug Free and the Communications Class will perform a skit. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday FCCLA members will go and talk to students from Pre-K to 7th grade about being drug free. So take a stand and be drug free!!!

Fox vs Alex Pictures

Click on the links below to see pictures from last Thursday's 66-20 win over the Alex Longhorns.

http://s1186.photobucket.com/albums/z363/cheyennehathorn/Fox%20vs%20Alex/

Mariami Sumbadze (Miami)

By Kaylee Schier

Ms. Mariami Sumbadze is here to experience the American teenage life for the 2010-2011 school year. She is from Telavi, Georgia. Telavi is the second capital in Georgia. Here at Fox, she is enrolled as a Junior. She is 16 years old and will be 17 on December 30.

She said, "she likes it here very much." She came to America on a program called GHSEP (Georgian High School Exchange Program). Her favorite part of her American experience so far is that people are opened minded. Welcome to Fox, Oklahoma Mariami Sumbadze.

Red Ribbon Week

The FCCLA is getting ready for a big event coming up. Red Ribbon Week is November 1st through the 5th. The members in FCCLA have changed some things up this year so get ready!!!

The Week's Events

Tuesday
Band
Big School Marching Competition at Cameron University in Lawton

Friday
Football
High School vs Macomb at Tecumseh 7:30PM

Friday
Halloween Dress up day!

October Students of the Month

by Danielle Morris and Jessica Schmidt

October's Students of the Month are Junior Kaylee Schier and Senior Dalton Wise. Dalton plans to go to ECU, Cameron, or ORU to become a dentist. He participates in football, baseball, FCCLA, student council, band and show band. His favorite thing to do is play baseball. Kaylee plans to go to OBU to get a degree in the medical field to be either a nurse or a physical therapist. She participates in FCCLA (president), cheerleading, FCA, Class President, and she is the SW-4 district officer in FCCLA. Her favorite things to do are hang out with her family and friends.

September students of the month were Samantha Wright and Dillon Langley.

Academic Team Results

The Fox academic team played at Velma yesterday against Velma and Elmore City-Pernell. They lost both contests 130-50 and 180-100.

Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Tuesday the 26th
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Goulash, French Fries, Green Beans, Cookies, Milk



Wednesday the 27th
Breakfast: Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Toast, Jelly, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Frito Pie, Corn, Salad, Cake, Milk



Thursday the 28th
Breakfast: Oatmeal, Muffins, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Turkey Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, Hot Rolls, Milk



Friday the 29th
Breakfast: Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Corndogs, Carrot Sticks, Sun Chips, Fruit Yogurt, Milk

Solid Performance!

In a key district game this Thursday night, the Foxes rolled to another mercy rule victory over the Alex Longhorns winning 66-20 in the 3rd quarter. The Foxes (6-2,6-1) and ranked number 10 in Class B by the Daily Oklahoman will be on the road to take on Macomb this Friday night. Come out and support the Foxes!!!

Directions to the game will be posted on The Fox Flash Online later this week.

FALL BREAK

Fall Break starts Friday!

We will not be in school Friday or Monday! Enjoy the break!!!!!

Little Foxes Cheer Camp

By Kaylee Schier


On October 19, 2010 the Fox High School Cheerleaders did a Little Cheer Camp for Pre-K through 6th grade from 3:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Half of the High School Cheerleaders taught cheer and the other half taught dance. The older kids learned dance first while the the younger kids learned cheers. About half way through the camp they played games, had another snack, then switched groups.


There were 32 Little Foxes that participated in the camp. They received a t-shirt from the camp and will perform tonight at the Fox High School Football game during halftime. So come and watch what the Little Foxes learned at Cheer Camp. Good Job Girls!!!



If you want to see pictures from The Little Foxes Cheer Camp click here:



http://s1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc494/kayleeschier/Little%20Foxes%20Cheer%20Camp/

FHS Color Guard Results

The Fox Color Guard members Shanda Fore and Crystal Watkins went to a flag competition in Lawton yesterday. They received a 1 out of 5 rating which is superior. You can come and watch them at any Foxfootball game. Good job Shanda and Crystal!!!! Keep up the good work!!!

Why the bell changes?

BELL SCHEDULE CHANGES
By Miriami Sumbadze and Mayara Carreiro

From the beginning of the school year we had 3 minutes between bells for a break, but now we have 4 minutes!Mr. Phelps said that the change was to help students with a little more time between classes. With the 3 minute breaks, there was too little time to unlock locks on lockers and get books and there was a problem getting to class on time. The only big change to adding a minute to the breaks is that we now get out of school in the afternoon at 3:33PM. We also asked about an increase to the lunch period and he said it could be possible.

Fox vs. Bowlegs Pics

If you wanna look at the pictures from the Fox vs. Bowlegs football game from Friday, October 15 go to:

http://s1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc437/daniellew_2002/Fox%20vs%20Bowlegs%202010/

Monday's Results

The Fox academic team beat Wilson 120-20 and lost to Plainview 260- 60.

The Fox JH football team ended their season last night beating Thackerville 20-12. The JH Foxes end their season with a record of 6-1. Way to go Foxes!!!!!

New Bell Schedule!

We have a new bell schedule starting today! We now have 4-minutes instead of 3 in between classes and this is the breakdown of what our new schedule looks like.





1st period 8:20 - 9:15


2nd period 9:19 - 10:06


3rd period 10:10 - 10:57


4th period 11:01 - 11:49


LUNCH 11:49 - 12:13


5th period 12:13 - 1:00


6th period 1:04 - 1:51


7th period 1:55 - 2:42


8th period 2:46 - 3:33

This Week's Events

Monday
Acadamic Team
At Wilson
vs Plainview and Wilson 4:00PM

Tuesday
Little Kids
Cheerleading Camp 3:30PM - 7:30PM
Performing Thursday at halftime of the high school football game

Football
Monday
JH vs Thackerville 6:30PM

Thursday
HS vs Alex Thursday 7:30PM

Friday
NO SCHOOL - FALL BREAK!!!

FCCLA District Meeting

Southwest 4 District FCCLA Meeting

By Kaylee Schier

Fox FCCLA Members

Fox FCCLA went to Marietta on Tuesday, October 12,2010 for their district meeting where Kaylee Schier served as the Southwest District 4 Public Relations Officer. The Fox FCCLA had 28 members, 1 advisor, and 2 guests. Ms. Crawshaw said, "I can't remember how long it has been for Fox to take that many students; I am very pleased."

There was a special guest to speak to all 18 school; Miss Oklahoma 2009 Taylor Treat. She spoke about service leadership. Her ending remarks were "to the world you maybe one person, but to one person you maybe the world".

After the meeting Fox FCCLA went to Ardmore Mountain View Mall to eat lunch and have some free time to spend in the mall with their friends. Everyone had a good time at the meeting and can't wait until the next FCCLA event.

Tamin' the Bison!

The Foxes used a first half offensive explosion to make short work of the Bowlegs Bison this past Friday night, winning their second straight game by mercy rule, 60-14 improving their record to 5-2(5-1).

The Foxes have a big game this week playing the second of a back to back at the Fox Den against the Alex Longhorns this THURSDAY night at 7:30PM. Come out and support your Foxes!

Breakfast and Lunch Menu

Monday the 18th
Breakfast: Biscuits & Gravy, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Pizza Toast, Corn, Salad, Apple Crisp, Milk


Tuesday the 19th
Breakfast: Waffles, Bacon, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Chili Cheese Tater Tots, Green Beans, Orange, Milk


Wednesday the 20th
Breakfast: Scrambled Eggs, Toast, Sausage, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Chicken Spaghetti, Salad, Peas, Jell-O, Milk


Thursday the 21st
Breakfast: Bacon, Egg, Biscuit, Juice, Milk

Lunch: Hamburger, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Onion, Fries, Cake, Milk



Friday NO SCHOOL

Fox High Rock Stars!

By Miriami Sumbadze

This is the first year for Fox to have its own show band, not a band like you see on Friday nights, but a rock band! They play modern rock music. Not only do they play during school, but They do play some shows out of school as well, like in churches or other places. Mr Stringer is the teacher of show band, Dalton Wise is the drummer and has been playing on them from one year, Sean Newell is lead guitarist who has been playing guitar for two years. Hope Jones plays the bass guitar and learned how to play the bass during the music class the show band was developed in. Keyarra Lucas is one of the singers and Kyle Teafatiller is the lead singer. When I asked the band about what they liked about the class and the band they said they really like the things they are doing, they love making music. They also told me they are working on a new song so hopefully we get to hear it at school soon! Good job show band!

Fox students take PSAT

by Danielle Morris and Jessica Schmidt
What is the PSAT you ask?? PSAT stands for Preliminary SAT, which is a National Merit qualifying test, if the student taking the test scores high enough they can qualify for the National Merit Scholarship. The PSAT is also a standardized test that prepares a Student to take the SAT, which is a College Entrance Exam, but it will also help the student take the ACT because of the similarities between the two tests.

There were about 12 Fox students that took the PSAT Wednesday morning. The test lasted from 8:20 AM to Noon. The test consists of 5 tests, 2 parts of Math, 2 parts of Reading, and 1 English. There are four, 25-minute test and one, 30-minute test. The 30-minute test is very beneficial because when the students get their test results back, they will also get their test booklet and can review the questions and have the correct answers for those questions they missed. Mrs. Peavehouse says, "the PSAT can be a great learning tool for College Entrance Exams, and I think everyone if they has the opportunity they should take it!"

Here Piggy, Piggy!

By Anissa McConnell and Desmond James

It's show pig time! Well, not quite, but that is not keeping Mr. Kirkpatrick and his ag students from getting ready for the season. As you can see in the picture, these pigs are not big enough yet and are just prospective show pigs. Mr. Kirkpatrick got these pigs from Indiana. He says, "I might make another run back up to that part of the country." We are looking forward to another good year from the Fox Ag students and their show pigs!

March of Dimes Results

FCCLA members and Ms. Crawshaw appreciates the Pre-K through 7th grade and all the people who donated to the Fox March of Dimes fundraiser at all the home football games and during school. Listed below are the classes and the amount of money each class raised.

Pre-K-$32.62
Kindergarten-$14.69
1st grade-$26.92
2nd grade-$12.68
3rd grade-$15.64
4th grade-$12.81
5th grade-$57.82
6th grade-$6.87
7th grade-$8.07

The 5th graders are the winners of the cookie and kool-aid party. Congratulations to the 5th grade and good job to all the classes that participated.

Pictures of the celebration party are coming soon!

Monday's Results

In junior high football, the Foxes improved their record to 5-1 defeating the Ryan Cowboys 34-0. The next junior high game will be next Monday at home against Thackerville.

The academic team went to Tishomingo yesterday and competed against Tishomingo and Turner. In the first game, the Foxes lost to Turner 120-130 and in the second game lost to Tishomingo 70-130. The Foxes were tied in both games with under sixty seconds left.

Band Carnival 2010 Results

By Claudia Ramirez

From asking band students, parents and faculty, everyone had a blast at Saturday's band carnival. There was a cake and toy walk, photo booth, fashion salon, marriage booth, fish pond, ring toss, dart throw, dime toss, jail, bingo, 3 moon bounces, football throw and of course, a concession stand. "I think it went great, we raised a lot of money and we worked hard building and tearing it down," said Shanda Fore. How much money did the band raise you ask? Mr. Stringer said they raised around $5,000 with the most popular game being bingo. So it sounds like the carnival was a big success.

The Week's Events

Football
Monday
JH at Home vs Ryan @ 6:30PM

Friday
HS at Home vs Bowlegs @ 7:30PM


FCCLA
Tuesday
District Meeting at Marietta


Academic Team
Monday
At Tishomingo vs Tishomingo and Turner

Long Trip... Big Win!

The Foxes improved the season record to 4-2(4-1) as they made the 2 hour drive to Edmond and defeated the OCA Eagles, 61-16 ending the game in the 3rd quarter via the mercy rule. The Foxes next game will be at home this Friday as they host the Bowlegs Bison at 7:30PM.

Good job Foxes!!!!

Fox Homecoming Bonfire Pictures

Click on the link below to see pictures of the 2010 Fox Homecoming Bonfire


http://s1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc494/kayleeschier/Fox%20Homecoming%20Bonfire%202010/

Fox Academic Team

By Anissa McConnell and Desmond James

What was Oklahoma's original state capital? What is the square root of 2,428? What is the difference between meiosis and mitosis? Do you know the answers to these questions? I bet the Fox Academic Team knows!

The students on this years team are Dillon and Dalton Langley, Ethan Ruth, Samantha Wright, Sean Newell, Conner Jack, William Lovely, Serj Agopian, Joa Plant, and Kaylee Schier. The academic team competes in academic meets. An academic meet is a competition between different schools where they are asked questions from different areas, like math, history, science, etc. It's set up in a Jeopardy! type forum where one team is asked a question and if they do not get the right answer, the other team gets a chance to answer it correctly.

They have had two meets already this year. They won against Thackerville 90-40 and lost to Madill. They will be having meets every Monday for the next three weeks. This coming week on October 11th, they play at Tishomingo against Turner and Tishomingo. Then they will play on October 18th against Wilson and Marietta. They have a district meet on November 13th.

Good Luck to the Academic Team this year!

Tishomingo Parade and Field Results

By Danielle Morris

The Fox band went to the Tishomingo Parade and Field competition Saturday, October 2nd. For their first time going there and being in a marching competition, they did really good, they got 3rd place in field and 3rd in parade.

Great Job Fox Band!!!!

Twins Twins and More Twins...

By Cheyenne Hagood and Cody Plemmons

Instead of the saying "we look a hundred per" in our school fight song, we might could change it to something about seeing doubles or insert your own creative pun! In the past 10 years at Fox we have become known throughout the state for our unusual amount of twins! Just from asking different teachers and support staff at the school this was the list we came up and we may have left a few out. Brent and Kent Smart, Kyle and Kevin Lewis, Kyle and Gavin Tefatiller, Lindsay and Asheligh Tefatiller, Timmy and Tori, Trent and Seth Beaird, Ryan and Bryan Garza, David and Drew Martin, Dillion and Dalton Langley, and last but not least Chris and Katie Spinger. As you see in the picture is only one set of twins here at Fox Drew and David Martin.

Fox vs Paoli Football Game Photos

Click on the link below for pictures from Friday nights game at the Fox Den against the Paoli Pugs!

By Danielle Morris

http://s1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc437/daniellew_2002/Fox%20vs%20Paoli%202010/

Spirit Day and Hillbilly Day pictures

By Mariami Sumbadze

Click on the link below to see tons of pictures from the Spirit Day festivities!


http://s806.photobucket.com/albums/yy349/coachspigner/Spirit%20Day/


Click on the link below to see pictures of Hillybilly Day!

http://s806.photobucket.com/albums/yy349/coachspigner/Hillbilly%20Day/

Football Homecoming Pictures

Click on the website below to view pictures from the Fox 2010 Football Homecoming Festivities


http://s806.photobucket.com/albums/yy349/coachspigner/Fox%20Football%20Homecoming%202010/

OCA Football Game Directions

Here are directions to get to the football game Friday night against OCA.

North on Interstate 235 to Edmond. It will turn into Broadway. Go to 33rd Street. (2nd light in Edmond) and turn left (west). Go across the railroad tracks to Technology Drive and turn right (north).

Junior High Football Summary

The Junior High Football Foxes improved their record to 4-1 as they defeated the Paoli Pugs on Monday night 28-16. The Foxes next game will be Monday, October 11th against the Ryan Cowboys at Home starting at 6:30PM. Come out and support your JH Fox Foxes!!!

Week's Events

Football
Monday
Junior High
Home vs Paoli 6:30PM

Friday
Away @ OCA 7:30PM
(Directions coming soon)

Academic Team
Monday
Home
Fox vs Madill and Thackerville 4:30PM

Band
Saturday
Band Carnival Saturday 6:00PM

2 in a row!

On homecoming night, the Foxes scored early and often as they improved their season record to 3-2(3-1) against the Paoli Pugs winning 58-24. The Foxes will be on the road this Friday night for another important district game in Edmond as they take on the OCA Eagles at 7:30PM. Make the trip to the city to support the Foxes!!!!

Spirit Week

By Mariami Sumbadze


Spirit week has started at Fox. Everyone is looking forward for to homecoming this Friday, but until friday comes, students and teachers are trying to cheer our football players. Two days of spirit week have already passed. Monday was pink day and Tuesday was zombie day. So far everyone has had a lot of fun. Check the Fox Flash Online in the coming days for pictures from Wednesday's cross dress day, Thursday's hillbilly day and the big day, Friday's SPIRIT DAY!

Junior High Football Summary

The Junior High Football Foxes played Monday night at Alex. The 6th and 7th grade scrimmaged before the 8th and 9th grade game and played to a 12-12 tie. In the JH game, the Foxes won 32-22 to improve their record to 3-0 on the season.

Tuesday night, the Foxes hosted the Zaneis Wildcats. The 6th and 7th grade scrimmaged before the 7th and 8th grade game and won 18-0. In the 7th and 8th grade game the Foxes lost 36-0 to make their record 3-1.

The next junior high game will be this coming Monday at home against the Paoli Pugs at 6:30PM. Come out and support your JH Foxes!

Senior Scholarships!

By Anissa McConnell and Jessica Schmidt

The Seniors of 2011 have different scholarships available for them to sign up for this year. One is the Wendy's High School Heisman and the deadline for that is October 5, 2010. Another one is the Horatio Alger Association scholarship. Log on to www.horationalger.com/scholarships to download an application and the deadline for that is October 30, 2010. The last one is the National Society Daughter of the American Revolution and you can visit Mrs. Pevehouse for your application.

Right now, Seniors need to take the ACT Test if they have not taken it yet. The next ACT Test is December 11th, but by filling out an application packet and paying a late fee, you could take the test on October 23rd. To take the test on December 11th, the packet needs to be filled out and given to Mrs. Pevehouse by November 5th. The website to find more information is http://www.actstudent.org/.

The Seniors will be going to a College Day at Lone Grove High School on Monday, October 18th. They will leave school at 1:30PM and be back before school is out.

Good luck to all the Seniors this year at Fox High School!!!

Humanities Class Projects

By Kaylee Schier

Fox now has a Humanities Class!!!

With all the new additions to Fox High School they are having to offer new and different classes, with one of them being a Humanities class. Their are 14 students that enrolled to take the class and Mrs. Kinsey is teaching the class.

They are creating hands on activities for students ages 3-6 years old, based on Maria Montessori's System of Learning. They recently learned that she was an Italian physician, educator, philosopher, humanitarian and devout Catholic. She discovered that a child's brain learned better when they were given something they could touch. The humanities students studied about her and wanted to create something that would follow her footsteps.

Not long after this, they started working on different activities. Mrs. Kinsey divided the class in 5 groups. One group, Ameriah Williams, Catie Spigner and Keyanndra Young, made a dice game. The two dice, one with colors and one with shapes, after students rolled they had to find a shape or color in the room that matched.

Cheyenne Hoggard and Connor Jack made a sand pan activity where students looked at a card which had letters on it and drew it with their finger in the sand then shook the pan where it would erase so they could start over. Alaura Billings and Sarah Galbraith created flash cards with different pictures and words on the cards.

Justin Cornelius, Chris Spigner, and Dillon Langley made a game called DOTS. They created large colored circles and wrote the name of the color on each circle. And they made a spinner with all the colors of the circles. One student spins the spinner and others try to find the dot in the classroom. Sammy Jackson, Jenniffer Wood, Jeniffer Lanham, and Brianna Lovely made a shake box with sponges that are cut into the shape and coordinate with the shapes that are cut into the box.

Their next event the humanities class is working on is a calendar art contest for the Victims Impact Panel in the middle of November. The class is starting to brainstorm ideas but have not really started working on it. Congratulations to the Fox Humanities Class!!! Keep up the good work!!!

Football Homecoming Royalty for 2010

by Danielle Morris and Mayara Carreiro

The homecoming royalty for the 2010 football season are as follows:
Senior Monica White escorted by Jericho Whatley and Ryan Clour
Junior Tyler Townsend escorted by Dalton Wise
Sophomore Cece Lofton escorted by Ethan Ruth
Freshman Ariah Johnson escorted by Kyle Teafatiller
The 8th grade princess is Emily Westervelt escorted by Sean Newell

The little kids in the homecoming are Mekenzie Sanchez and walking with her is Alberto Rojas and Jenna Briscoe, and walking with her is Langston Walker. 

Homecoming starts at 7 p.m. on October 1 with the starting at 7:30 p.m.  Come and watch the homecoming festivities and stay support the Foxes as they take on the Paoli Pugs in district play!

Homecoming Order Forms

Pick up your order forms from Mrs. Smart and return them to her by this Wednesday September 29th. The items will be delivered this Friday. Here is a list of the items and prices.

Small Mum - $15.00
Large Mum - $25.00
Wrist Corsage - $12.50
Garter - $20.00
Noise Maker - $8.00
Ring - $3.50
Halo - $5.00

--Extras--
Feather Boas - $2.00
Names - $.25 a letter

Remember, this Wednesday is the deadline to return your order forms!

Week's Events

Football
Monday
6th/7th grade @ Alex - 5:30PM
Junior High @ Alex - 6:30PM

Tuesday
JH (7th/8th grade) @ Home vs Zaneis - 6:30PM

Thursday
Homecoming Bonfire @ Ag Barn - 8:00PM

Friday
High School
Homecoming starts @ 7PM
Game vs Paoli starts @ 7:30PM

Band
Saturday

Tishomingo Band Day @ Tishomingo

Bronco Bustin'!

The Foxes improve their season record to 2-2(2-1) after shutting out the Central Broncos Friday night at Central, 28-0.

The Foxes next game will be homecoming this Friday night at the Fox Den against the Paoli Pugs. The Homecoming festivities start at 7PM with the game following at 7:30PM. Come out and support the Foxes!!!

Fastpitch Softball District Summary

The Fox Lady Foxes came up short in District Tournament action against the Velma-Alma Lady Comets this afternoon. Losing 12-0 and 15-0 ending their inaugural season of fastpitch softball.

The Lady Foxes ended the season with a couple of wins and improved as the season progressed. Congratulations and good luck in future seasons, Coach Queener and the Fox Lady Foxes!

School's Out... Just for an extra day.

With parent-teacher conference lasting from 3PM to 9PM tonight, there will be no school on Friday, September 24th.

Spirit Week!

Spirit Week will be September 27th through October 1st.

Monday - Think Pink Day
(Wear your pink for breast cancer awareness)

Tuesday - Zombie Day
(Wear torn, raggedy clothes, wild hair, white face, etc.)

Wednesday - Cross Dress Day
(Boys dress like girls, girls dress like boys)

Thursday - Hillbilly Day
(Wear your overalls and old country clothes)

Friday - Spirit Day
(Wear your Red and White to support your Foxes!)

Homecoming is next Friday night October 1st against the Paoli Pugs!

See You at the Pole.....PM

By Kaylee Schier and Desmond James

Fox FCA did something different this year. They decided to let all area churches lead See You at the Pole this year. The Churches that participated was Milo Baptist, Ratliff City First Baptist, and Living Word Tabernacle.

It was held at the Fox Football Field at 7 p.m. There were anywhere from 75 to 100 people that came and participated. The devotion was lead by Milo Baptist Youth Leader, Micheal Sanchez. Following the devotion he offered an invitation, and seven people changed their life, by accepting Jesus Christ to come into their heart.

The group of kids, parents, pastors, and youth leaders all joined around the flag pole to say a word of prayer for our nation, leaders, schools, students, and communities. If you didn't get to come this year, maybe you can participate with us next year. Congratulations to you that had a life changing experience last night. Thank you everyone for your support and help.

Welcome to Fox, Cameron Fox Spigner!!!

By Kaylee Schier and Desmond James

Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Spigner has a new member in their family. Cameron Fox Spigner was born on September 17, 2010 at 12:47 p.m. He was 20 inches long and 7 pounds and 14 ounces!!!

They came home from the hospital Sunday afternoon. Mr. Spigner said, "they are doing good." Congratulations Spigner Family!!!

Hoodies! Get Your Fox Hoodies!!!!!!

By Kaylee Schier and Desmond James



Hoodies are now on sale!!!



The Fox Junior Class is selling hoodies! They are $25.00 each. Sizes range from youth medium to 3X. The first order will be placed on October 4. You can come by and get a order form from Mrs. Smart and also pay her when you order your hoodie. Please support the Fox Junior Class!!!

Tuesday's Game Results

High School Fastpitch Softball

The Lady Foxes dropped both games of a double-header yesterday at Alex, losing the first to Ninnekah and the second to Alex. The Lady Foxes next game will be in the District Tournament this Thursday at Velma against the Velma Lady Comets. Come out and support the Lady Foxes!

See You At The Pole... AM

Fox held a See You At The Pole ceremony this morning at 7AM in between the school buildings. There was a good attendance and it was a good time for fellowship and prayer for the school, leaders and students. Tonight will be another See You At The Pole at 7PM at the football field.

FCCLA MARCH OF DIMES FUNDRASIER

By Cheyenne Hathorn and Miriama Sumbadze


FCCLA is doing a statewide March of Dimes fundraiser.
March of Dimes is an American health charity whose mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. It was founded by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1938 as the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to defeat the epidemic disease poliomyelitis, commonly known as polio, which Roosevelt had contracted at the age of 39.

March of Dimes is a community service project. The FCCLA fundraiser at our school has already started. Ms. Crawshaw said, "Danielle Morris was selling bracelets at the football game last Friday night, we will be putting cans in all the grade school classes, and the classes that raises the most will get a cookie and kool-aid party." So when you see one of the yellow buckets like Kaylee is holding in the picture above, give a little to help a worthy cause.

What time is it? FCCLA Game Night!

By Anissa McConnell and Jessica Schmidt

The FCCLA Game Night turned out to be a really fun, successful night. A lot of people came out and everybody had tons of fun! There were 36 students that attended the activities last night. Everybody who came received some type of prize. There were different games and snacks for everyone to enjoy. Remember, if you want to be in FCCLA, the only requirements is that you have at some point been in FCCLA before or, have one of Ms. Crawshaw's classes.

State Fair - Band Results

by Danielle Morris and Mayara Carreiro

The Fox band went to the Oklahoma State Fair this past Monday and marched in the State Fair parade. They got 6th place out of the 36 bands that marched and the color guard got 3rd place. They are progressing quite nicely, especially since this was the first time they marched in a competitive parade and got graded. Keep up the good work band students, we are very proud of you!

State of the High School

By Anissa McConnell and Jessica Schmidt

The Fox school year is going great so far. There are are few new changes like an 8 period day and shorter class periods. Mr. Phelps says, "the reason we have eight hour days is because, we want to offer more choices for the students because, in a small school we want our students to be involved in everything possible". An eight period day allows for students to participate in more activities and classes and still get their basic classes. The Administration and Board of Education decided on this before school started in August. The elementary is involved in this eight hour day but it does not affect them. Even though the bell rings they operate on a different schedule. Several schools operate on the eight period day with Temple being the closest school.

So far, so good for the beginning of the 2010 school year at good ole' Fox High!