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By JON C. HEDDLESTON
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Tim Fox was the yearbook photographer the year my class was graduated from high school. I though of Tim Fox and his photography several times this school year while the Rappsody staff labored over producing your senior yearbook. Tim Fox was a senior classmate of mine, and he took his photography very seriously.
I can see Tim now—an indelible picture in my mind—standing in the Center of the gym at our high school with his camera strapped around his neck. Tim was a strapping big boy— an Ohio farm boy-4>ut he never looked like a farm kid when he came to school. Tim always wore a bleachwhite shirt and a black tie, black trousers and black dress shoes. But, even though he dressed up every day, Tim always looked a little disheveled—his tie too short because of his big belly, a shirt tail not tucked in because it had worked its way out, his camera daggling dangerously close to his thick throat.
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