Fairfax High School - Guardian Yearbook (Fairfax, MO)
- Class of 1926
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'llho l z1i1'y-l+'111'ts holmls within its 11z1g'1fs 211 hricf blll'Vl'y ot' this school y11111' t'111' f11t111'1- 1'1-111i11is1'u111'o: tosmlioitiwill1101111 i11s11i1'z1ti1111 Zlllll t1111tl10r'sit will he 21. liopv. Whom the 1-v1111i11g' ut' 11111' days has 001110. s11111u 111115' mlwoll i11 thu 111z111si1111 ut' l':11'iz111 lll2ll'lllL' Stilllfllllg' liko :11'cl1it0ct111'z1l 1-11l1111111s i11 thv g'11l1l1111 S1111sl1i110 ot' thv w111'l1lg so1110 may lllllillllf il S0llllL'll slmck at tho ond of 21 bleak z1111l wi111li11g' trail, but 1111 Illillltll' whore they 111115' dwell tho 11111111u1'ios of lZ'12lll'filK High School a11'0 p1'iculoss i11 that they 1'0- vivo days filled witl1 i1lv:1lis111 nl' youth, 1sy111p:1tl1y with 11ll that is lllllllilll, t1'z1vu1'si11g the 1'011l111 of iclcus ill co111pz111i1111sl1ip witl1 thv lllllll0Sf of all pvuples flllll of all uggos. T111-so 2ll'U 11111' l'llUllQlllS as we l1l'CSl,'llt this, vol11111u 111111 ot' tho illlilllf'-l'lZll'lS, to the Sl'lltl011fS. gxlllllllll, and t'1'i0111ls ot' the l'l2lll'l'2lX lligh S1'l11111l. I, CD -- Dedication All we are or ever hope to be We owe to our fatliers and mothers. They guided us and cared for us tlll'0UQJ,'ll the tender years of child- hood. Tliey have encouraged us. They have put their faith in ns. We are not forgetting them now. More than this, the Fairfax High Sehool owes to our fathers and mothers its existence. The bur- dens of a high school they have cheerfully borneg the benefits We are gratefully reaping. ln token of our loving apprecia- tion and esteem we dedicate this, our first Fairy Facts of 1926, to our fathers and mothers. Order of Contents Faclllty S0lliO1'S J'll1li01'S Sophomores F1'0,SlllIlC1l Grade School O1'g'a.11izatio11s Athletics Hash Society AdVCTtiS0lll0l1tS 5 CG H ,J 0 o EU Na Z : H4 H-1 n ri A Y v LC: ai Q E+ F4 A F11 L72 LJ r-I Gi Bl 5-+ Z D I D-I rd as ca M 'YI C1 :fi J F r4 LG M IJ 4 E Pi fi c o as 41 CG Q ki Z History of the Fairfax School '1'h0 111'US0111L 1ll110111'1I110111 SPl1001 11is11'i1'1 of Fairfax was 111'g'1111iz111l 1111 April 31, 1883. Plans w01'0 11lll1l9C11H101Y 110121111 f11r 1110 liousing' 111111 1.110 i11s1'1'111'1io11 of 1110 pupils. 111ll'111,2' 1110 S111llIllQ1' of 1883, 11o1111.s for 212,700 w0r0 Vot011 111111 11111 first s11-1111111 11011512 211 1wo-1'oo111 1111i111i11g', was 1-1'01'1'011. T110 112101111X 1'o11sis11'11 of two 1110111111-1's, Mr. 111111 110wis 111111 Mrs. 1411111 Lonzs. T110 1l111ll1101' of pupils i1101'011s011 and 111 1887 11111111101' 101101101' was 1-111p1oy011. 1711 1802, it 11001111111 1111-1f0.ss111'y 111 11111111 1111 1111111111111 to 1.110 1'll'S1 s1:11ool. '1'110 11111111s for 141,500 wore Y111011 111111 1Wo 1'0111llS w0r0 11111l011. 111 18911, 1110 lclblll'-1'001ll 1111111111111 was 11111 SUlc11'1l'1Ql11 for 11111 111111118 111111 fivo 1Q2lC'1lL'l'S 111111 1110 111111r11 of 1-1111011111111 011111111 Z1 IIIHSS 111001i11g' 111 1'o11si1101' 21 l11'1lI10S1110ll 10 V1110 11o1111s for 211 111-W, 1-111111. 1-1111111, l1ri1'k S1-hool 1lO11.SC. T110 town was V1-ry 0111'l111si11s1i1- for 1.110 p1'11p1'1si1.io11 1111111 1111 April 7, 18011, 2111 0100111111 was 110111 f11r 11111 purpose of voting' 214101100 for 1110 now 1111i111i11g' 111111 also for 1110 pur1'11asi11g of 111o1'0 1111111. '1'h0 small four-1'o11111 school house was wr00k011 and work 1111 1110 110W 110522111 i111111011ia101y. T116 nu1r1110r of 10a1'1101'.s g'l'ilC1112111y 1110111218011 until 1110 present number of 1011 were 0n1p111y011. T1l9I111Il11JOI' of g'ra110s ta11g11t was also 111Cl'02lSQl1 1111111 1110 Fairfax s011oo1 consisted of 1We1v0 2I'3l10S. Again C0lll11t10l1S 1100211119 too 1-rowd011 111111 1110 boarcl of 1-1111011111111 1111l'01l3S011 Z1 building for 1110 primary gr11110s. In 1925, attenipts w0r0 11111110 to vote 111111115 for 21 1111111- 1f1'11 1111i111ing' 111111 O11 1110 111ir11 ballot bonds for 351,000 were vo1011. Wo1'11 was 110111111 at 1111110 on 1110 wrecking' of the old building 111111 1110 C1'0011I1g of 1110 new 11110. On March 19, 19126, the 11011i0ati1111 of 11116 new 11ui1ding was 1101d and l11311'filX is 1118 proud owner of 11 110W, three story, modern 1111i111ing' 0111111111011 wi1l1 1111 1110 1101f0ssi1i0s of 11. first class 1111111 school. N Qw X SX Xxx X High School Course of Study 1 1'11s11111:111 Your 1'111g'11s11 1. ..............,....... .,.....,....... ..... 1 Gl'11l'1'2l1 Sc'1o111'1- 1. .. 1 .x1g1'111'2l 1. .................. .... 1 11211111 1. ..................,.... . 11UlIl1ll111l11j' Vivivs 1. 31211111211 '1'1':1111111g' 1. ....1. , S111111111111111' 1'111g11s11 11. ........... . 11121110 G1-111111-113' ...... 11.11111 11. ...................... . 1'm11111111111y Civics 11 Milllllill TI'211ll1llg' 11 ..... 1'1111'11111-1111 111s1. 1. .... J11111111' Y 1 1 1 Yvar. 1 1 1 1 1 1 ear. 1'11Ig'1lS1l 111 .,-.,,,,..,....,...... .......... .... 1 1 1'1ll1'0lJ02lll 111s1o1'y 11. 1311111115 ....1.........,.......... 111111110 SIPl'2l1i11lg' ........... A1I101'1C2l'1 1jl'01J1C1l1S ....... 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M:1fhvl11:ntlvs:u11l Svn-llvv. I+'1'vsl1ll1v11 Hlmnsmx ' HYLYN FISIIICR R. IC. GREEN ' llistury :xml Latin. M:1tln-nmtivs :mud Suimwo. Snp!1ml1m'v SINIIISHY. V...-.. W , 0 V : 4 I 4 L .-... J Semors Vluss Ul'fic'o1's Yirginisu Vorso .... ..... S ponsor W. I'. lll'l'l'll ,,.,.,,.... . .......,.. Prosiflont Claus. li. Huxlalm-ll ..... ,,,,, X vlC0-Pl'0Slflll'lll .loam lllmtor ,,,,,, Tl'02lSll1'0l' llillizm Vomlms ,,,,, ,,,,., S OCl'0f2ll'f' l'olol'S lll'l'l'll and Gold. Flower .Xlll4'l'lC2lll Ht'Fl1llj' Hose. Motto It' you Wllllt win, make tlw otlwr follow zlllozul llI'02lli tlw Vocorcl. Ho who asm-mls to llllllllllillll tops sllull fiml 'l'l1o loftim-st pm-uks most wrzxppml 111 clouds Zlllfl snowy llc- who sllmvzlssos or sulnluvs mzmkiml. Must look down on ilu- lmh- ol' H1050 lwlowf' -lAll'Il llyroll. L4 1 ' in f Lg if ,b- T' 4.7 ! W. ln okwlcx. If 4 Football '23, '2-l, '25, '.v. Basketball '22-L '25, '26, Debating Club, '26. 'l'r:1c'k, '23, '22-L Tennis, '24, l'1'n-sirlenf, '26, Annual staff, 'Z26. Owl stuff, '23, '2-4. lmuuutiu Club, '26. Tall and llill1ilS0lllC und quite a sl1iek- You c:1n't out-argue him in a week. HAR LES RUDD ELL. Vivo-pres., '2li. Football, '24, '25, '26, Basketball, '24, '26. Track, '24, '25, '26. Ilflllllilfll' Club, '26. Annual staff, '26. Cheer lvaldor, '23, Owl staff, '21 Tall and niischivvous you can tell at :L glance, But, ob my, bow that boy eau dance. TEAN HUNTER. Annual staff, '26. Debating Club, '26. Dramatic Club, '26. Pep Club, '26. Class President, '23, Football sponsor, '26, No niatter what task she is set about, You 'll find that Jean is a dandy scout. LILLIAN COMES. Basketball, '24, Class President, '2-1. Glee Club, '24. Dramatic Club, '26. Secretary, '26. Pep Club, '26. Tall and slender and fair of face, 'Tis rumored, soon some home sho'll grace. f U I f , .1 I , . , . J, , ' i. .es , , Y il I , 1 1 -l . , I IX., Fl. VVlll'l'l'l. ' ilheer Loaflor, '26, Owl Staff, '24, '26, llI'1lIllIll-lt'S, '26. lk-lvzntillg, '26. Annual Staff, '26, Vivo-l'i'c-sirlolit, '25, liaskotball, '24, Capt., '26, Litflv and witty and full of pep, If you koop up with A. E., you have to stop. LEO DONELSON. Football, '23, '24, '25, '26, Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26, Debating Club, '26, Dramatic Club, '26, Track, '23, Brigham's the boy who argues all clay long, Always right and nc-vor WI'011g. GLADYS DONNELL. um mul., '23, '24, '25, '26. llranlaticn Club, '26. Debating Club, '26. my muh, 1:15. liaskotball, '24, '25, '26, Owl Staff, '23, Vice-presidelit, '24, Happy sho is-I'nr sure you all , know Wifh grades like her's it would have to be so. WESLEY P. McDONALD. Owl Editor, '26, Debating Club, '26, Cheer Leader, '25. Athletic Business Manager, '25, '26 v ,417 ,U Travli, 2.1, 26. Annual Staff, '26, Class Treasurer, '25, Sec., '23, Gaze upon Pat, a man of art- He also has a. tender heart. eUY PRIME. ' Football, '23, '24, '25, '26, Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26. Tennis, '24. Track, '23, '24, Annual Staff, '26. Owl Staff, '25. Meet him anytime of day, He always smiles the same old Way. KATHRYN MQZMAHON. Pep Club, '26. Owl Staff, '25. Glee Club, '23, '24. Dramatic Club, '26. Class President, '25. Kitty sure likes to have her Way. But who doesu't in this age and day? BRYAN LINDSTROM. Football, '24, '25, '26. Dramatic Club, '26. Whenever honest advice you need, I'm sure you would profit by ap- plying to Swede. LDWARD CATRON. Footboll, '23, '24, '25, '26. Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26. Dramatic, '26. Here 's to the boy witll a. ready smile. Get acquainted witll Pug-you'1l find him wortll while. EMMA FRANCES COX. Pep Club, '26. Vice-President, '25. Glee Club, '24, '25. Her eyes are dark-slle is no Quaker- Her hopes are tied up in a baker. x I' l I A 5, f' ' .X 1 I +V , . 'On GUI I I :xx Q ,ff-4. ' 5-523' , ,, an of ,Q we ...X , .fl-l. l-A ill! I' Y' J JSM- r -'E ,, ,wh ' O ' r I a Senior History Dear Friends:- Hnr Ulass. that is to l'orey'or leave the dear Alina Mater in this year ol' 1926, has, with a few exceptions, the sznne inenibors who entered l+'airfax lligh Sehool four years ago--to inake or to niar the best part ot' our .sehool career. , 'l'hose who left the fold are: listller liradfiold who departed in hor Junior year and attended sehool in lloek Port. lliek Uatrou who is still a .luniorg ll2ilIl0l'0ll Browning' who also left ns this year and Lois lihoades who-will graduate in Kansas City. 'l'o graduate here there remain t'harlos tSerewl Rnddell, .loan lsllllll llnnter. Guy ttlnsl Priino, Anna lilizabeth QA. lil Vllhite, Bryan tSwodel liinflstroin, linnna ilfrancos lShortyl Vox, Leo lllrieqliainl llonol- son, Lillian tliillyl Uoinbs, ltldward tlhigl Vatron, Kathryn tlfittyl Meklahon, Wlosley tli'atl Mellonald, Gladys tllnppyl Donnell, and NV. l'. tliozol Green. We are very proinl ol' the faet that eaeh nieniber of our elass has l'lll'llllgll0llt the last four years gladly ll2ll'llt'lllEllCfl in the Vari- ous aetlvltles of our school. lVe eongratnlato eaeh one in tnl'n. l'ldward, XV. l'., and Guy made their letters in football for four sueeessive yoarsg Charles, lieo, lidward, and NY. lf. made the bas- ketball squad for three yearsg A. ld. and liillian niado the girls bas- ketball toani for two years. Vllesley beeaine the artist of our school and his work was certainly deserving' ot' appreciation. 14111111121 Franees has the reputation of being' the best eook among' the girls and she has surely helped to make our food sales and parties a sue- eess. Gladys and VV. P. made the debating' teanig and Kathryn and Jean have showed marked talent in draniaties. This year we elect- ed Miss Corso Senior Sponsor, and we were especially pleased and grateful for the lllilllf' ways in whieh she helped us. Now we are about to launch forth on that great yet mysteri- ous sea of the unknown where only One knows our destiny. May we be guided in the right path always-and we express the true sentiment of the entire Senior Class when, dear friends, we thank you for tho 0IlC0lll't1,2'0lllPill and support we have reoeived. which has made it possible for ns to graduate. Yours very truly, Happy and Bozo. V W QIUMOIQF L....... .J Juniors Class Officers. Lloyd Waller .....,.............,............... ........ S ponsor Loraine lV2llli0l' ..... ............ P 1'6Sld6Ht Lee NV1finklo ,,,,,,,., .............. V ice'President lnitxfilllll Davis ...., ........... S ecretary-Treasurer Colors Black and Gold. Flower lVl1ite Rose Motto YVQ Build for f'l12lI'2lCfG1', Not for Fame. Willy thus longing, thus forever sighing, For the fzu'-off, unattained and dim? lVl1ilo the beautiful, all around thee lying, Offers its low perpetual hymn. -Winslowv. LORAINE VVA LKER. Annual Staff, '26. Pros. Drumzrtie Club, '26. Debating Club, '26. Pop Club, '26. Sevrotanry-Trcrlsurer, '25. Give Club, '24, '25, '26. Sly and Clever and of Winsome grave, Always the right girl in the right P12108- LEE WRINKLE. Student President, '26, Football, '24, '25, '26. Footb:illCnpt:1in, '26, '27. Busketbzlll, '24, '25, '26. Debating Club, '26, 'l'r:u'k, '24, '25, '26, Annual Stuff, '2G. Versatility, '26, Class President, '2-1. , Make things snappy is Lee's golden rule, And he sure does practice it in school. LA VAUN DAVIS. 15l'2lIllJltiC Club, '26, ' Secrotmy and Treasurer, '26, Class 1,l'USldCllt, '25, Glue Club, '24, '26. Basketball, '26. If in trouble to LaVaun you must go. She has the lovlicst, friendliest smile you ever did know. DALE SCHOOLER. D1'1lIll!1flC Club, '26, An authority on farming, His wit is uluruiing. HELEN BAKER. Pep Club, '26. Dx-aixxuitie Club, '26, She is gentle, she is shy, Butz thero's mischief in her eye. MARIAN GRAVES. Pep Club. '26. Dramatic Club, '26, Hardly known to say a word. Always seen and never heard. V ,np H, ,Q , ,fa fl JL ID ll Liff-, E x ,.,, ' V1 'v .f f 'f,..'+f iw'-'wf YIIVU. Footlm ll Ilrznnmtic' E' . . , 1 VVheu he wait f v E l Just how ALBE WATKINS. Delmto, '26, Owl Stuff, '26. Ilrumznfiu Club, '2li. Pup fllub, '26. Scvrotury-Treasurer, '26, Small of stature but not of mind. Y0u'll find flint Allie keeps right fo the grinml. VIOLA FOX. B:lsk0Tb:1ll, '24, '26, llI'2llllIll.lU Club, '26. Pep Club, '26. Glev Club, '24, '26, Big brown eyes and fair She would be winner in 21, beauty of face, l'. A. SILLERS. '06 'ws -., -. 7 J., - , b .4 . P. A. sings like :x liiglltingxxle, llo'll be :1 Caruso without fail. FIIHI, SMITH. lll llll'llll' Ulub, Ni H . Ml' l'Lp flub, 0 Glee Ulub, '2li. I'm just il girl like all the rcstg Not quite the worst, not quite the besf. WILFREIJ GRAVES. Footlmll, '24, '25, '26. Dl'2llll2llll' Club, '26. gels his growth we'l1 :md see tall Gravy will be. EDITH BARNARD. Dramatic Club, '26, Pep Club, '26. Always on time with Il smiling face No one else could take her place. 1 I WILBUR BALL, Drzinizitie Club, '26, Artistic und clever :is he can be, This is the history of Wilbur B. CHARLOTTE MeMAIlON, Glee Club, '25, '26. Pep Club, '26, :Dl'Lllllll.fil' Club, '26, Basketlinll, '26. Now this is quite I1 secret so keep L it quiet: do, Charlotte is quite :L singer, I know that this is true. 1'lLl'lANOR. DILLS. ff Pep Club, '26. Drauuutic Club, '26, Glen Club, '26, Owl Reporter, '25. Bzlsketbull, '26. Quiet in IIPPPIITIIIIUC with motives unknown. DIC K CATRON. 7 Bnsketlmll, 25, '26, ' Football, '26, 1ll'illll1l,flC Club, '26, Little Fred llenry they say is l1is Jmrne, But we notice he gets there just the sumo. MATILDA CARTER. Cheer Lender, '25. Ass'n. '26. Drzunutic Club, '26, Popularity, '26. Basketball, '26, Chosen the popular girl of the school, Full of the dickens, but nob0dy's fool. OPAL QBARNARD. Pep Club, '26, Drnlnzltic Club, '26, This little girl whom now you see Goes by the name of Opal B, y i l . ll' .- '5 --A -5 in H' ,ja junior Class History This is radio station F. ll. S. broadcasting' from the studio un- der auspices of the Junior Ulass. This is announeer-I1. VV. VV. speaking. Miss l1oraine Walker as president of our class asked 111e to announee a elass ineeting. Next il wish to locate Hlenda Stepp a11d TIl1lJ0l'lyTI2lllll. They l1ave bee11 missed bv the Junior llass since the last dav of school 111 the year of 19125. I have a nuniber of other announeeinents to make. First, I Wish to announce the niarriage xvhieh has taken plaee in our class. Hallie Coinbs left o11r fold i11 the Sophomore year to become Mrs. Everett tlortiier. Secondly, vve boast of athletic stars-in football: Lee W1'i11kle, P. A. Sillers, Wilf1'ec1 Graves and Dick Catron, i11 basketball: Lee W1'i11kle and Diek Patron, vve are very proud of the faet that Smoky WVrinkle is eaptain of both teams, in track, Lee VVrinkle and VVilfred Graves, in girls' basketball, l1aVaun Davis, Viola Cox, Tillie Varter, fll12H'l0fl'C Mehlahon, Ethel Smith, and Eleanor Dills. We have reeeived .several requests from all over the radio world for talks by Loraine XValker, Albe VVatkins Ulld Lee NVrinkle as they have broadcasted from this station before and have won fame abroad as debatersg and for vocal nu111hers by Dale Sehooler and P. A. Sillers. YVe have just received a lL'l0g'l'2l1ll requesting' llelen Baker to play a piano solo. lt gives us pleasure to state that Helen is a nieniber of our elass. Wie have just been asked to announee that Upal Barnard, Marian Graves, Wiilbur Hall illlll lfldith Barnard will be with us next year. VVe take great pleasure in announcing this for We would be very sorrv to lose them. Before signing off we wish to announce that we have just 1'e- eeived word that, the purpose of the class meeting was to appoint the eharaeters of the Junior play. They are Loraine VValker, Tillie Carter, Charlotte McMahon, Ethel Smith, P. A. Sillers, Dick Uatron, .llale Sehooler, Zllltl liee XVrinkle. This ends the history of the Junior Class of '26, VVe will 11ow switch over to the studio of the Senior Class of '2T. Stand by! gl I , - l bvbvn 175 Q bk ' 4 'I V I 0 I U I Y Sophomore tlslss Ul'fic1,-ls Miss l islw1- ,,,,A,,, .K....,. S PUIISO1' lltzmnlcl Sttrllftttxl' ,,.. .......,..... l Tl'l'Sid0llt lmuiq- S114-ltml 4,,,, ...,....... N vil'0-Pl'0Sill0llt D011 Ilmu-lsull ..... SL'l'l'Ct2ll'j'-Tl'0?lSl1l'Ul' l'o1u1's lic-ml and VVl1itv. FIQWQ1' t':11'11atin11. Motto QXL. The 11oig'hts by great. 111011 l'CZlCllCd and kept WQ1'0 not Elttililltxd by sudden flight, But they, while their C0ll'l1Jf1lli0l1S slept, WL'I'Lx toiliug' 1l1JXV2ll'd in the 11ig.rht. dI1ongf0lluvs'. SW iii- Q ca as o 2 o UI an o W X. ui rn 41 v-J 0 4-3 .- 1, Q4 Q rs --4 -4 12 .. ... T: 3-1 J -LC if f ... 4. la 3 r 11 Z u-4 Q.. ..- P I C. r- .- Q .. ,- C v: I V1 if : L4 .- I-1 :J L7 3 4-4 -1 2 11 .- :. c fl .. - - 11 A -4 11 V' ,. L-4 CJ 4 Q f :: ,- -G 4.- 72 ': 5-1 Donelsuu. Don Hedrick, Gnttie B Bogzarfl, F: ye 'alkn-r, VS ussell R ofer, C YVil1is I'I'y, Cu Lillian Stoner, Myrtle Second Row: S. XVilhur NVilliam Iluhxv, rk M ekmun Si Llovrl iu4h1m11, II VVuv11e arolml Stouffer, H nzllul, McD0 Glenn ir1l Row: h T 5 J f 4 Sophomore Class 111 the year ol' Ulll' Iiord, 15121, there 1-1111111 forth 11110 the l'l2lll'filX 1111511 School 21 Q'l't'2l1 Ellltl XY0ll1ll'U1lS 1-lass. 'llhis 1-lass line,'11r1111 along 11t their studies 211111 SIIUUOSS Sl'l'llll'1l to 1'l'0XYll their every effort. S1111111111- ly 1110111 111111111 into their 111111811 il great 111111 inysterious hody. 11112111 ex- 1'it111111111t 1'11ig'n1111 111 the 1'l11ss 211111 they were 11t il loss as to what to do. As tl1e lll'Ullll011H ot' old, this g'l'0Zl1 111111 niysterious imerson 0111111111111- ll11lg'11, noted l'l'j'Sl2ll g'ilZ0l'l 11111111 the class 11rise a11d listen to the story of 21 ,lUl1I'll0Y 111211 she will he r111111ir1111 to take 111 1926 following an ex- 101111011 111111' of the 11l'lt'll1. M11111111111 11elg'11's story to tl1e 11l11ss is 11s follows: H011 111311311 -1, 151215, l will 0111111111 from the city of ltlQlll'l'ElX at 31:15 eentral standard ti11111 for tl111 distant city of t'11ic11g'o, Ill., where the United States Sen- ators fl'0lll Missouri, 111111. NVZIYHE 1111111111311 and 11011. Lloyd Sieklnan, will he tl111 lJl'lllClll2ll S1DOZ1li0l'S at a great politieal rally. Senators Hind' 1111111 211111 Sl0lilI12lll will he ?lCl'0llll121lllCl'l' hy their wives, llfQSd2ll110S 13111111111 l1tlI'l'lllQl'l0ll llllltllllilll 211111 1111111111 Stoner Sltililfltlll. On my journey westward the 1171111 will stop at Butte, Mont., over night where tl111 l02l1llll1.l' 11ttr11etion at the 1311r11u1n-l311iley eireus will be llarold Stouffer, light weight Cllillllllltlll of tl1e world, and his wife, l ay11 liogard S10llff0l', 11ote1l tight wire walker. Inside the tent, I will see tl1e 11ot1111 strong' lllilll, Alhert C2lllllDlJ0ll, and his partner from the juiigxles of Afl'1l'i1, Don llonelson. Myrtle Cliirry 0211111113011 will be in at- 111111111111-e. 'l'1111 2lIlll0llll1'01' ot' the 111'11ni11g.1,' will he Russell tBunks1 'W'11lli111'. hSl1tlll0l1ly the erystal 111111 will he 021118911 to move Hlld I will find myself 111 New York Pity. 'l'l1e first person 1 will see will be Claire VVl1itfor1l the niillionaire junk dealer g'HlllQl'll1g 111s daily load of bottles 111111 junk. lle will 11ir111ft 1110 to l1iversi11e Drive to the home of the re- ll0Wll0Ll SllClli,11101111hltilkllltlltl. 1 will fi1111 Glenn reclining on a silken eoueh VViltClll1lg the tallest 1721111-Fl' lianger in the world, Mark Hulse. He will he assisted by an interior decorator of note, Wilbiir Williams. VVillis t'ofer will live across the .street Hlld can be seen 111 the pulpit at 11119 First Baptist 11ll1ll'Cll. llis ehoir leader will he the noted baritone, liouie Shelton. Lo11ie will lllf0I'lI1 1116 that a group of noted artists are to bl'0?lfl-02181 fi-11111 station XYZ, Pittsbui-gli, under the auspices of the JXIIl0l'lt,'Elll lllOll0I'?ll'l0ll of Music. Ainong the most noted are Gertrude Johnson, pianistg Beattie fledriek, violinistg Buford Admire, scientist. This journey! '1'l1is journey is only Fl fll'03llllH gnnm .- ff, r . x.x'QO. 'Wy if .1'?vl:- . X JAM, 4,f,,4i ,J f' 4'f::',.d - A4555 - ,Wi Xff' . . 'QM' ' 'W X -' ' gf .gi ' -9 x , ,., ' 2 'fl ', ff .. 1 Ei ' 2 -Q xp 22' Q My - ' wiv ' 0 .151 7 3- .. ' PQ H1,e -'5'1!i- . ffsw i fg WW . , , , . hM,,Qga C A I S l H V ' 1 ,I ONM-D' x X , Nl. I 'qtgfsig '9 f X H067 N 'Q Z Z MMM - Z V lmsliihi. 'W g , X-.ff 5 p f Freshmen Vlalss UI't'im-rs Miss l4'z11'11swm'tl1 ..... ,,,, S IDOIISOI' Guy VV1'i11klt- ,,,,, ,,,,.,,, I jl't'Sid01lt Fl'illlk Walker .,,.. .......,... X Yit'0-Pl'l'Sil-lC1lt Annu livllo Vox ,..,. .,,.. S lWl'9tZll'Y'TV0?lSll1't'l' t'olm's Pink :xml l'hm-mlml tlru-11. Flowor Tc-zl Hosv. Motto Yomlor 2ll'U thc- lwiglltsg vlimh. ' ' H11 Stl'Ul1g', VV4- arc not lwrv tu play, to tlrvmn, to flrlft, W0 lmvu hzml work to flu mul loads to lift, Shun not thc Stl'll4Ll'g'1l'-f2lC0 it, ,tis umm gift. -Babcock. 4.. 71 L 7- -F 1, 5 5 1 :- Q L I il Q :- CJ If P31 I -: E I I- CJ - 11 E' r-4 M- 11 P .2 - Q E an m 2 -. 4 if -. 4 fv -1 4. .I I- ,- .-1 .f L4 ...- 6 CJ CJ 7- ,- V la 11 I m Q an -1 ,-1 -1 Q ,.. 5. 5 I :- L +6 4 5 I- G .A -1 P- :S P1 L' E .- Q 'Z' r- Lf .- 'S rw L-L '12 lr .-. L1 Zz .id 5 ac Zl- If f A.- i Z y C -2' .AC 2 w: 5 if ,- : Z A Z vs. -'-i S: 5 : E .. V .-. : l-4 3 M Q L ca - Tv 'CQ 5 E 'Q ,... I C C 24 :J w- 4 f- V- if A P-1 P .f :- E4 Freshmen Prophecy Yes, I'm a fortune teller, 'tis true. Is there anything I can clo for you? Uh, I see you're homesick and want. a line From the Fairfax elass of '29. A A I see a girl with goldeli--hair, - ' . Her name is Bessief-she is still young and fair, And there sl1e's Inetiaif till dark man, 3. Lester Smith will eateh,her if he can. I And there 's Don Mac, how ean it be true, Tall and lithesome and muscular toog He is director of a wonderful band- 'l'l1eir music is always much in demand. Go to the movies 'and there on the screen Rudolph Valentino, the second is seen, W An actor of note, don't you think he 's fine ' K, Guy was the president-of the class of '29. ,,, Lee lflflwartl and WJ. ' -I. suppose you have guessed, As live stoek farmerstare a'grand suoeess. Ahner and lllycle are 'barber men, ' And serape off whiskers as s-liekaltiiey can. Marvin and Frank and Junfior,- tis tolilf Are up in Alaska searehir ' for gold, Wliile Bea still powdering 'pretty nose, And l0ilI'lllll0'-ffl dance on t' -s of her toes. B l 7? hi I hear Lat'reta says, Number please, As a telephonefiipegator she knows her Xy's and zis. Geraldean, ltlula, and Rebecca have .settled down In some niee little homes close to old Fairfax town. Wllile a splenclitl young lawyer at Tarkio, Is our own NVayne 'Peek of a 'few years ago. Vharley and Holi at ilaiieing they say are a Whiz, llave a mlaneing' aeatlemy and sure do the biz. Mary antl ltlranees have lived for some time in St. Joe, Own a heauty parlor anml run it just so. Anna Hell t'ox to t'alifornia has fled, l'is rumoretl some movie clireetor she'll wed. tleralmline Osborn team-lies at M. l'. Anil now my little story is thru, 1101110 hack again from time to time, Anil heal' from the elass of TSP. Al I . L, l .SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES. H. l':lrsun, l'I. llAUllgAlIlS,.,.,I. lizurnvtt, ll. 'l':uylor, W. Walker, K. Svlumlor, J. Dillsz 1 , li. llrvvn, Mrs. F:n'l':lll, 'l'. Zmgw-I, A. M. PQ! 'TSUll, B. illlllllllllll, M. Nvlmulvr, l.. Lau-ks-5 ' 5 A. Ze-igvl, A. Zvigvl, ll. Wukv, l.. Nulm e A. fvh0Tl1J1S, lil. Wllifv, V. Vox, VN Nvlmulur, l.. llzwkoft, ll. Hrwiu, R.. lfliglx-gui. Ml'Nil'l, l'3.'f'. VVl1itfur1l. A. 'l':1ylnr, l' llmlrlvk, H. llluuvillo, l'l. Willlullls. , -QI: ' . , n 'Lax -.-' ' V ' FIFTH AND'SIXTH GRADES. lfirsf limv: li. lllzlllvillv, V. Mupvs, W. 'llllUlll2lS, U. A1Jll'Sll2lll. A. Zvigvl. Miss -lllilllllll J ll. Vzxrxmn, li. Uslmrn, A. ln'1-nnwr, A. lianrwlm-1'. 5l'l'Ullll Row: H. F:u'ris, I.. Walker, ll. lilll4'2lllll0ll, IS. Stmwr, .l. llulsv, M. MvNvli : K. rlugh.-S, ct lwlilu-r. luirfl lhrw: H. lwigloy, M. M:ll'sl1:llI, M. Zvigvl, A. llz1l'1l1wr, ll. l,SlPOI'llt', I.. .l0llS0ll ll. Walker, ll. l'oh-rson, E. llunkius. Puurtlu Row: ll. l.:1R.ll0, 0. llvffy, li. lVl00I'lllJllI, li. Annlvrsml, .l. l'rvttyn1:lu, ll. VV:lk0 ll. llixnn, M. S1'll0Ult'l', .l. 'l'. Wlliffmwl, l . l :1r1':lll. Nl THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES. Inrst lhuv: N. Hlilllllllll. A. Ihlglu-s. ll. l :n'1'is, Mrs. K1-llvy, W. liillfilllllllll. H. llnwlx ll. U'liw'llpul't. M. I'1'vk. vulnl liuw: M. VVl1i1v. ll. Hvnft, I.. Smith, I.. llixml. li. M1'N0il, I. f.':1rsun, M. I7:u'1'lnpm't, H. -lom-s. I lhlral Run: l'. lin-vll, ll. IHXUII, V. l'. NVUIII, V. 'l'lmm:ls. I.. ll01ll'ivk, H. Ntnnl-l', V. l':l'0llll0lA, J. llunkins. SECOND GRADE. I lirsf Row: 0. llvnlrivk, ll. ll:wlc1-ft, O. liilllilllllllll, 'Miss Sfmlffvr, A. llilltlsflwml, D ' Rivs, R. Iluglws, W. l,Ullg'lIlS, U. -lollvs. I 'vnml Row: ll. M:-Xvil, ID. Ilunfvr. A. Uslmrn. A. Oslvuru. U. xxilliilllll-1, ll. Grvvn V. JOIISUII, G. Munn, L. Ilulvkins, Fhinl Row: M. M:ll'sl1:nH, XY. Watkins, VV. XV:lfki11s, 0. Bull, IJ. Slmrp, NV. xvilliilllld ,, FIRST GRADE. if X ' 1? owl w eggs. 1195 ...mv ,M llrst Run. .l. ln'mx'n. ll. lm-nxm-1', lu. Irn-I:un4I, Rims Ill-Inu-r, XX, XX lutfmwl, lu. l'IIllHilIl'l'. I Xl :lu lx f 2'. . : lv, '. S11'f'L'j'. NUVHIHI Huw: li. VPIIUIIIIIS, I., SK'.VlIllDl'U, li. lV:nx'm-lllmI'1, li. Iluwkins, .l. xl4HiI'lllIlIl, 1'. l'l'illll', I'hir1I Huw: H. l+'vlluws, A. Klumm, I.. l':ursQn, li. Nlursluznll. W. U, XYiIli:uns, H. Kin- VIIIIIIUII, K. HIIQIIUS. I' lI'Hl Ru CLASS OF 1896. W: Wnltn-I' Small. .lollll Ilowl-Il, Prof. HZlflll'y, Nm-ll XVhi1fm'cl Hllll1l'l'. rullul Huw: Vlynlo Wright, .Nunn Kulllvr 'l':1ylvv1', .Mlgvr Ifrwin, Hr:u-v Nvlnmnlw. Sol Num Ins, Fairfax Grade School Fairfax grade sehool was never on as high a plane as it is this year. New life and new energy generated hy a corps of well quali- fied teaehers is responsible for this situation. Itlxperienco and six- ty hou1's eollege ereclit. is a prerequisite for the g'racle teaehers. llyna. Mae llehner, our priinary teaeher, has ac-hievetl won- flerfnl suceess in her two years with us. Lyna Mae canie to us from Maryville S. 'l'. U., where she received her life certifieate. It has heen reported that we are to lose her this year. llet us hope for the best. May Stouffer is in eharge of the seeond gramle. May grad- uatefl from Fairfax High School and has attended Maryville State Teachers College and the Vniversity of Missouri. May's work has heen highly satisfaetory anrl we hope she will remain with us an- other year. Mrs. Leona Kelley has the third and fourth grades. She has taught in Atehison t'ounty for years and has gained the reputation of master teaeher. She attends Warrenshurg' State 'lleaehers t'ol- lege mluring' the vacation. Juanita Kelley has the fifth and sixth gratles. Following' in the footsteps of her niother, Juanita has heen highly successful as X1 a teacher. She has taught in our system for years. Juanita grad- natecl from Fairfax lligh School and tlitl her eollego work at XVar' renshurg' State 'lleaehers t'olleg'e. Mrs. llattie Farrah is completing her first year with us. Her work in the seventh anal eighth grades has heen highly satisfae- tory. Mrs. llattie's honie is in lligbee, Missouri, where she finish- etl high sc-hool. She aliil her college work at Kirksville and Mary- ville State 'l'eaehers C'olleg'es. Mrs. llattie says she would not. oh- ,ieet to heing the wife of an Atehison Uonnty farmer. . x f X XI X K O N o - - - , V X O G HD G tif? v v f I J f J fl 1 E f M111 my I W ' N HQ J4, Ek A L K pf 9 s - ' X M ff ww W 4 w ,G'xiR' 'Q N x,, x iw f' 1034 Jijfi, M W 5 X Q MCD ff fl U I ' l Dramatic Club MEMBERS. l'h:rrlm-s Hinlilm-ll, Iiryun i,ilHiSfl'lilll, l'lx'4-wit Wzlkv. Miss K'ui's1-, i'I1lw:11'4l 4':1irm1. Hull- Nvlmolvr. f'i:liI'0 Xvilifftlffi, .Xlln-H fillllllllltlii, Russvll Wnlkvr, lmu Iimwlsuli, A. J. f4Ill'S1lIl, Xillfrwl fvI'2lK'L'S. Ulynlg- M:uln'oy, IQ AX, Silivrs, liflmi Sllliiil. lm4'l'1't:1 SilDlH'l', Hiiitli l5:u'l1:1i'1l. tim-rtl'1imlv -IUilllNUll, M:ll'i:il1 1ii':iw's, Upznl l1:1i'n:al'4l. W. l'. tirvcii, W, V. xil'i,1YIlJlili, Miss l isl11-r, H14-nn Mvlhmzald, Junior llnvis. 4'h:1l'liv lVI:zl'1i11, Frvnl iIl'llI'j' 1':ufi'rm, Fl'ZIlH'l'S Mmvrlnzlu, H1-ssiv th-vvn, l,illi:1l1 Stmwr, livuluh II:u'ringtun, iyillliilll' ll:u'lwtT, l'Ils':l1lu1' Ilills, Vluzlrlutfi- Nll'iiiHilHll. I,:1V:lu11 Ilzlvis, Ill-lon Hzllwr, Yiuln Vox, Myrtlv i'lll'I'f', Liilinn Cmnlis, Lev Wrinklo, iiiliilfyll M1'M:ilw1l, Mr. Wzlllx-l'. Allis' xvllfkillbl. llurolil Sfuuffm-r, Mzlrk Hulse, VV:nynv Puck, .Ii-:ui Hunter, lilly Wrinklv, Hlmlys lilIllll0ii, Fuyv Roguril. IAPI'Rlillt' VV:ilk0r, A. H. Whitey 131-:itl'is'v Nvzil, Luuiv SilK'iiUlI, Niilfiifiil Uzlrivr, lim' H. 'l'l1ic-man, IA-sin-1' Smiili, Dun lluilvlsoll, l r:u1k XY2likl'l'. H1-:ltiiv llvelrii-k, iililHlYJlll NIl'l,llllIIili, Miss F:li'llswui'tll. VH-'- W 1 N V M . D 'A . U , O H 3 S 4 Pi Q L.,....,.,J Dramatic Club We eonsitler the llraniatie t'lnb one of the crowning' aehieve- ments aevoniplisheml in 1925-26. We Certainly neetl not say that our sehool is laelcing' in the finer aetivities of school life. Vile have shown the people ol' our eonnnunity that we flo not take up all our extra tinie with athleties but flivimle ituso as to develop the intel- leetual life as well as the physieal. The elnb was started by Bliss Virginia Corse in the fall of 1921, but was discontinued. lt was re-established in 1925 and thru the efforts of Miss t'or.se and the eo-operation of the students, the re' sult was more than pleasing. The purpose of the Dramatic Club was to give to the students an opportunity to show talents which would otherwise lie dormant. The membership of the Club num- bered fifty-five. tJffieers were elected at the first meeting-Miss Loraine Walker, presidentg Miss Helen Baker, vice-president, and Miss Gertrude Johnson, Secretary. There were not more than fifteen present at this meeting' but these few boosted and at the next meet- ing practically all the members were present. The business of the t'lub was first taken care offthen the t'hairn1an took charge of the reniaining' part of the prograni. This prograni consisted of vocal duets, and a short play. The soeial hour followed-but this part of the evening' eoulcl not have been more thoroughly enjoyed than the prograni. lt was tleeitled that these ineetingis should be helcl once a nionth. Lists were made out so as to give eaeh member a chance. l'1veryone was to be on a prograin eoininittee, a refreshment com- niittee, anal to participate in a prograin at least onee. This plan was found to work very well. We helcl one open meeting whieh was a tleeiflecl sueeess. The public- showed their appreeiation and were loud in their praise. The greatest aehievenlent of the llraniatie t'lnb was the play. The best. talent of the sehool was manifested in As a XVOIIIHH Thinketh. It was proof that the efforts put forth were not all in vain. There are sineere hopes that the llraniatie t'lnb will not per- ish but that it will entertain a bright future. Dramatic Club Play AS A WOMAN THINKETHJ' K'la:ll'lm's XViIIi:llll xYl'1'1llll ,,,,,, lfvv. lllllllllllg ,,,, ,,,, . XYill Wvwlill ,,,,., f':.ll'ln Mwul ........ .lurk Plnlloy .,,,,,,,, , 1'I1:ll'l0s Vvllllllvj' ..,.,.,. .lutlmn ....,,,, ,,.,,A,,,,,,, Ilr. Ilumv ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A U Prof. Balm hlfl.lIIl'II'i2llI ,,.,..,,... Mrs. l4l:1 .lm-:lm-ttv Wvmlin .... livthWov1lin ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,... ,, Dolly XVl'm'nli11 ,,... . Olivo Mvml ..,.............,.,, ,,,,,,,, Mrs. th-rtlwnlv l':urlu-r. ,.,, .... . .. Mrs. lllllllllllg' ........,... Suluh, , ,,,,,. .. .,., ,,,,, ,, ,, l'l:ll't ---ll4'l'L', 'llllL'l'U ur .Xxlywlu-11-. 'l'in1u-Xilnvtvvn Ilxmmlwwl :lull Nun, HYNHPNIN. .Luv Wrinklc' ....,,xvlllI1lI' Bull ...Wllivk l':ntrm1 ,.,.,,l'Iv0rc1t Wukv ,,.,.,Willis Fofc-1' ..,....,...lllly Wrinkle Lvstcr Smith .wvslvy Ml'lllblllll4l ..........L0n llouvlson .. .lAlI'2lllll' xVIIlkl'l' ,,....l'l2l.Vl' llogzml .,..,.,.......M:1ry Mallws will-1't1'll1l0 Julmsml K:1tl11'y11 Mm'M:1l1un , ,,ll:nX :nun linux .,,.-ltlilll llnnlor .Xm-1 l. -'l'l1v xYK'DAllllSl Sllllllgflftltllll. Mmnlny n1m'1llug,f. lfvsulllllilll. ' rx 1 - n vw - .M-11 Il.-allnc l.1I'OIIlil'ZlSl llmmen. lm-sflzly llxlllflllllgf. lhwullltmln. : .Xvt III,-Numv :us Avi I. All Ill'lt'l'lIUUll. 'I'l1rm-u W1-4-ks l1IllI'l'. I'Ivul11Iioln, ' x Debating Squad First Row: Mvllonnlrl, Donel:-ion, Grven, Waller, Wrinkle. S04-ond Row: Hnntor, White, VV:1tkins, Donnell, 'Walken 'l'1-:un Menihorsz Loraine Walker, Capt., Lee Wrinkle, Gladys Donnell, Suv., W. IP. Green. Schedule: Dec. 12th, Tarkio H. S.--We defended the negative side. Tarkio won. Dec. 19th, Westhoro H. S. We again defended the negative side. We won. ' Debating ' Debating' was initiated as one ol' l+'airt'ax lligh St-hool's spon- sored activities for the first time in the history of the sehool. 'l'he necessities ol' such an activity has long been felt but no teacher eared to assume the responsibility. Mr. NValler is.sued the call for try-outs and twelve likely look ing candidates reported. A series ol' debates were held as prelim- inaries to the first tryout held in eonneetion with the Oc-toher fes- tival. 'l'l1e six candidates whose work stood out in the lll'Ullllllll?ll'- ies and who we1'e close for the finals were: A. li. Vllliite. tlladys Donnell. Vllesley Blellonald, W. l'. Green, liee lVrinkle, and Loraine lValker. V The result of this eontest grave new lite and new hope to the teani. Loraine Vllallcer and Lee Wrinkle were chosen to defend the negative side while XV. l'. Green and Gladys Donnell were elect- ed to represent the sehool as affirinatire clebaters. The question y V for Inter-lligh behool debate was. Resolved: l'hat the amend- lIlOllt giving' Congress the power to liniit, regulate and prohibit child labor should be ratified by the inany states. ln all the de- bates it fell lf'airfax's lot to defend the ne,Q'ative side. and for this reason Gladys and VV. P. were not given an opportunity to show their ability in a real eontest. Loraine was the outstanding speak- er in all our eontests. We finished the season with 500 per eent and next year should be an all sueeessfnl one as most of the squad will be in school next year. V The Think Shop, as the meeting plaee of the debating teani has been ealled, was the scene of many interesting' discussions. Emphasis was placed on clear analytical thinking, on appreeiation of the truth Zllld pleasing, forceful and effective speakingz High scholarship was 0116 of the distinguishing' eharaeteristies ot' the debating' club inembers. 4 Girls, Glee Club Jills, lluvis, llrvvn, Johnson, Mc-M:ihon, Vox, Stoner, Stoner, Vnrso, Smith, lmiinvll, XVz1lker, Mrmrmzun, Bognril, Neal. 'l'h0 girls' glee rlnlr was orgainizeil in the full of 1923 when the necll of such :nn org:lniz:ifion was fi-lt. Six girls mine together under the clirciv- ion of Miss Xml. 'Phu glvv rlnh mot with snvh approval that it grew in sim- :ind nun' fnrnishvs innsiv fur :ill svhrml affairs. Thi- glw rlnh is now llIl1ll'l' the mlirvvfion of Miss Torso nncl will be rc-- iuwiiilmiw-il for its IPl'I'fO!'lllIlllL'l' :it the il01liv:1.t0l'y vxeruisos. The club has tho pulivy of invlnfling in its l'0lH.'I'fflll'0 only Svlovfiuns of tlm highvst fypt? :nfl in this way it givos to thi- pooplv of Fairfax only 'rho lwsf music' on :Ill it its JlpIll'2lI'2Illl'l'S. I I x Pep Club The fall of 1925 saw the first systvnlntiu o1'g:111iz:1fio11 of H10 girls' pep club. S0lll0ll0NY wo have Ill2ll12lgl'1l To get :llullg wiH1o11t SlIl'll Illl org:111iz:1tio11. Miss Corse 'took Ullilfgl? of H10 group which 1-o11sistv1l of every bclicver :uul follower of H10 Green :1111l NVl1ifv :1111l su1111 l1:11l llll' g'l'UlllF l:lllll'llllllllIg' i11 111:1cl1i110-likv f:1sl1io11. Tho IYIIFIIUSU uf H11- Flllll is 111 wlirw-t lllll pop :1111l k'lllllllSlilSlll of llll' sl.111lm-111 body :111rl to l1:1v0 i11 miuml Hull it socks to lb1'OlllUll' u11H111si:1s111 fur girls' :1H1l0tics. A111181 l'Iliz:1l1otl1 XVl1iiv, :1 111c1vi11g llyllillllll of mwrgy, was vlvrtwl lvxulor of H10 group. HCI' follow lll0,, spirit 111'41+l11n'v1l lV0ll4lL'I'S :1111l nevcr :1 time XVll0ll H10 l311ll1lr1gs WPYC i11 1111011 of 011vo111':1g'0111011t wus if l2lt'lilllj,f. 11' is You fresh i11 our 111i111ls to forget what l1:1pp4-11011 i11 H10 S:1v:11111:1l1 g:11110, :1,Qf:1i11 lllll 1-rying Olll'lllll'2lg0llli'llt of :L group of l1:1lf- ul':1m'4l follows-1's I3I'lNlllt'l'll llllx lN'K'l'SS2ll'y i11111ot11s to push nsimlo 'l'2ll'lil0 :lffcr Hwy l1:1rl su111'v1l two t1111vl1-1l11w11s 1111 our Sl't'Oll1l string. ll is :1 l'Dll0Illl'll story, H10 :11'l1ivvv111v11ts of H1is Ullllh-lblll Hwir 1'l'tHVlllllg' slim-vvss was H1c i111111c1rl:1l wry, Hwy sl1:1ll not pass issuml f1'o111 I11-:11lq11:1rtors :1111l l1v:1r1l yfllllllll H10 g'l'llllI'0ll 1111 'l'l1:111ksgivi11g Daly. Hflitlll'-ill-f'!lit'f ....,, Senior Reporter , ..,,, Junior Reporter .,.... Sophomore Reporter ..,,,, ,,,,e,, F'reshm:ln Reporter ,,,,.. ,,,,.,..Wn-sley P. McDonald ..A. E. White Albe Watkins .Faye Bogard Beutrive Neal The Owl 'l'he Uwl is a weekly three'c0lumn publication issued in connection with the Fairfax Forum. 'l'he purpose of the high school division of the Forum, organized in September, 1918, by Duane VVl1itford, is to serve the people of Fairfax by equipping writers, editors, and publishers. The life of the student body is revealed to the patrons of the school by this publication. Miss Corse has served as critic for the paper and with her able assistance the paper has steadily improved. A general does not win a battle thru his own endeavorg com- inendation is due his faithful aids. In this way Vlesley Mellonald can not sustain the successful publication which he has built up without assistance. 'Phe assistants are A. E. Wliitcw, senior report- er, Albe Wvatkins, junior reporter, Faye Bogard, sophomore re- porter and lieatrice Neal, freshman 1'eporter. The editor-in-eliief, VVesley McDonald, was chosen from the school at large. Newspaper wo1'k is not new to Pat as he has seen service as reporter on the Forum. He will be lost through gradua- tio11 alld his lo.ss will be keenly felt as he has artistic and literary ability of unusual merit. A. lil. Wliite, the senior reporter, rarely finds time to do any reporting although she is a news hound with exceptionally large ears. A. E. leaves her pencil and paper at home and reports in person. A. E. is tl1e official school stenographer and can .sure play hot dog on a typewriter. Albe keeps tl1e juniors in the spot light in every issue. He is very dependable and can be counted on to do his bit. Faye keeps us informed on tl1e Mound City News, the latest picture shows and the Charlestonian dance hall dates. Bee is a very busy person, with a good ear for news and tl1e ability to organize. The class reporters are chosen by tl1e classes thelnselves, the purpose being to give every student in our school equal represen- tation. Each Friday there is a scramble for the Owl as the hap- penings of tl1e week just passed is published by a group of efficient news hounds. , ,. il ll V'A'- W X I . I I , T ANNUAL STAFF. LA...-...J THLE TIC S JB O f Rx W HRS? w ff N301 , A , f ., ,af W f f , 1l' f I f , 3' f ,gf f I f Q X M f' X 'bf 0 X Q f f 7 vlw f N' K N ,Ht fk . ffgkkf x Y N X If ,f . f' XA N 4 'Wf 1 . ' f x W X f X J Z JX- YI W NX! xg l xx If C ' XVI K!! 0NAlD 5 NFQFZS N ...IQQ-1 - 1 A'-1:x:QgS K m x x , V x N XXX N To Coach Waller ' 'l'his tale may he hard for you to swaller, ar. n.-.'.. '. -v 'A 'lW lis the lantax lllhltllj ot Lloyc aller. lint please don't judge it 'till you'y'e read it thru, And perhaps you'll have a different view. He seemed just a kid when he started in, Hut lllll sure his heart was set to win. l'laeh student was niet with a friendly smile, And say, we sure did like his style. Sonie feeling' superior, would have niade a fuss, Hut it wasn't long' 'til he was one of us. So we took hini in as one of the gang 'l'he very first day the sehool bell rang: lle worked away untiring it SOUIIN-Nl. VVhen sneeess niet his efforts, llis face just heanied. And then the day eaine when he was possessor Of the title he 'd earned, llloyd Vtfaller, Professor. VVe were all afraid-you know you never eau tell- llle were afraid his head inight swell. And the nicest thing' in mentioning' his name- lVe've found hini always to he the same. 'l'his year our school has heen a great eareg Class rooms and students scattered here and there. lint with ahle assistance, we've weathered the Storm, And studies have been kept well up to form. And l think we ought to speak of the Way, 'llhe fast, elean foothall the 'Bulldogs did play. 'llhe hoys gathered around hiln, llis motto was win. 'l'hey won every ganie, and they won 'ein for him. Then as a true friend to our school and a pal to tl1e hoys. liet ns wish hun good luck and niany more joys. . --MW V COACH WALLER. 0 n ' a L ,.., , J JIMMIE IIIYNTER CM:lsvo1J X I WIIITE M.-K'l'II,DA VART ilhux IA'IllIUl'kJ C.-Xsft. 4'hm'1' I.v:ul1IH 1925 roo'rBALL SQUAD. I I Llflli qsivioiiyp WRINKLE, QFulllm:u'k.5 The most versatile athlete Fairfax High School ever produced. Gentleman on the field and gentleman off the field. A peerless leader, fear- less, tireless, and brainy. Smokey has another year and judging from his past record he will be :1 real asset. LEO QBRIG HA Mj DONELSON, fHalfl1avkj. W'ho let that man thru? Brigham's long suit was short end runs and snagging passes. We lose him hy grad- uation. RUSSFI LL QBUNKSQ WALKER, R Qllalfhac-kj. Bunks played two years and has two more years to go. He makes l1is letter in football, basketball, and track. He dues in actions what others do in words. AYMON CDUTCHQ CORTNER, Clilndj. Small but mighty. He never failed to get thru the in- terference and get his man. WILLIS COFER, QEnd.j Willis was one of our most dependable substitutes. He should develop into a real star with another year's experience. XY. I'. QRUZOW HR!-ZEN, QQl1:1rterlm1-kj. 'fBozo is :1 foul'-yenl' nmn in footlnlll :md lvnskefbzlll. lle wz1s:mlert,:1g- gressive and l'9S0llI'0G'flll. His generalsliip has sawed Fairfax from lllillly defeats. mms. qsviznwp RUDDELL, Llilllllb. Screw mine into his own und played il reall game. He was the best defensive end Fairfax: ever produced. Loom QLOUj SIIHLTON, c.T:1cklej. Louie has nerve to burn :ind his small stature is no lmndicap to him. He is fast :md with more experience Qhould develop into ai YVeir. 1-. .x. sIL1.r:Hs, Hiualrdj. l'. A. is :Ln 2lllI'Ullll4l plnyerg he van play in the back- field as well als in the line. He Uilll vurry the hull whenever the t'lll0l'gCl1l'y 1l0Illilll1lS. Ile should 1-rown his Ill'llll'V9lll0lllS next vm-'ur WILFRED qGR,wYp GRAVES, cTueklej. Gravy is feared and respected by his opponents, down the field on punts, run- ning perfect interference he is in every play. Gravy has one more year. ji tr XA M544 LA fl' If ' ug If-fUL ,. flbuyv. EDWARD QPUG5 OATRON, q'Gun.r1lD. When they hit Pug he absorbs them. 'He has been :1 regular for four years and his shoes will be hard to fill. BRYAN QSWEDED LINDSTROM, QTacklej. Swede was just a lit- tle slow but he maiiaged to get there iu time to make the tackle. He proved a valuable man in the Rock Port game. PAT iuanaged the fiiiauees of our athletics association in good style. He is a senior and we Q will miss him, uext year. G l'Y WR NKL E. gllnlflwzu-kj. Little VVriukle was the only Freshman to make his letter in three sports and has three years to go. He is a promising athlete. GU Y CGUSD PRIME, Qtlcnterj. Gus has played in every position on the team. He played a regular guard, '22g quarter in '23, and center his fourth year. Gus is now a mar- ried man. '. CI .X V S- ' l nyxy .YU N Qi rf wo vi V v' ff 4 , s!x, J V ,D lf 'J ' JEAN HUNTER FOOTBALL SPONSOR 19 25 SEASON'S RECORD. l airl'aX .,.. lvestboro F2lll'f2lX .... 'l'arlcio ,...,,,,,4,,,,,,,.,.,,-,,, l airl'ax .... 'l'arliio t'olleg'e full ,..... l :lll'f21X .... lloeli Port ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,. l4'airt'ax ...,. Tarlcio .......... l4'airl'ax ,,,Y Blouufl Pity .. l4l2lll'l'ilX .,,, llestboro ,,.... Fairfax .... Savannah l airt'aX .... lioek Port .,.. 'l'otal S1-ores Fa i rfa X .............,.....,,,,..,,.,.,. 1723 Ui 71 ionents ..A.,,,,,,,,,...........,,.,,. 26 liell by Captain l.ee Wrinkle, one ot the outstanfling high school perforniers ol' the year, the Fairfax lligh Seliool made a most eomuiemlable sliowiug. Any teani that eau go througli a season as mlifl l4'airt'ax is worthy of reeogrnitiou. Waller wl1ippe4l his men in shape early in the Season and lll2lll2lg'Wl to keep enough ol' his nien in playing' shape to survive the aeiml test. 'l'he only team to aeore ou l airt'ax's fi1'st,lst1'i11g.r was Savannah. 'l'lieir seore was iuacle possible only when a 30 yard pass was eompleteml oven' the goal line. XVe are not elainiing the UllElllllllUIlSlllll of Northwest Missouri but offer to you our season reeorll and let you be the ,lllllg'f'. lVith VValler as eoaeh iu 151215, Fairfax lligh School should have another good year. Caliber of football as played by this team shows theni to be geutlenien on and oft' the field. They conduct themselves in a sportnian-like manner iu the heat of the struggle and when their playi-ng days are over, they will have learned that some of' the things taught in a football game are worth while after all. lin N IN Football Season Review flIlINlllt'llfN 245 l :1i1'f:1x ..,, . HITS. XYUSTIDUIWI, ll: l :lll'ftlX, IST 0stl111l'11, llIl'l'l'. 80111. 25. li'1l1! Rlllll l :1il'f:1xl 'l'l1e firsf 3:11110 of T110 sm-:lsmi :mil Fziirfux -:1111l0S lllllllt' Ulll'l' lIlUI'n' SllUWiIlg' tI10 fight :1l11l 11011. Tlll' lillllllllg,1'S L'llIllI3ll'lt'lf' 11111- pl mul XYl'SllbUl'll with il lnig sm-or0, 37-ll. 'l':11'kio, llg l :1i1'f:1x, ZIP. lnrlim llI0l'l' H01 1. l.111't:1x is mst fllfllllllg lllflb :1 fI'IlllI4'4l lllIl1'lIllll'. us th0 s11l0111l111 11-11111- 11'I: of this g':11110 slmwvxl. l 111'w:11'1l 11:1ss0s :1111I li110 lam-ks XVt'l'l' 01111:1lly 01-0ssf11l :1111I Wlltxll H10 final gun was fll'l'1l H10 s0o1'0 stuml 2041. 'l':1l'liiu I'ullvg0, ll: F:lil'f:1X, T. l 111'f:1x, lll'l'l'. H-'I 'Y 'l'h0 first gilllll' of T110 s0:aso11 :it llkillll' gain- iIlllIflll'l' xi0to1'y to Fnirfzlx X brisk 11o1'tl1w0stvl'110l' was :1 4l01'llllll,Lf 11oi111 lll thv gfilllllx. l lX'L'!'j' IIll'!llll0l' of H10 1110011 :1111l lVl1if0 0l0v011 l'tlVl'l'l'll himsvlf wifh gl111'y, :mil IIN 11110 ssol'01l T In oplmlivlifs fl. Rock l'1lI'l, Hg l'lIllI'filX, 19. 0k l'111't, 1l101'0. U1-t. 223. A h:ll'1l, fast g:11110 was 11l:1y01l :if lilikli l'o1'T with H10 Sl'Ul'l' going In tl10 111-:11'v1's of the GI'l'l'll :xml NVhiT0. F:1irf:1x 111'111l11u01l :1 Spl0lllllIl :10ri:1l :1t+ 111-li which 1'0Sulf0sl in H10 only fU!ll'll4lUXYl1 of H10 11111111-. TI10 g:1m0 l'lllll'tl l'111'f:1x, tig Rork Port, 0. 'l':11'ki11 ll, N., ll: l :1il'f:1X. 21. l iirfzixg lIK'I'L'. O1-I. IH. For llll' firx? 1i1110 i11 lllll s1-11111111 1ll'f0Ill l141x'01'01l over the .BllllllllgS wl1011 ll t11110l11low11s w01'0 svorwl by 11111141111-11ts. The olil fight Illhl l'l'ZllllNY0l'li '1-il H10 G1'0011 :xml VVllifL' Ivy Sl'1ll'lllg' tlll' lll'1'UHSill'y poinls. 'l'l10 svuri- wav 11'f:1x El f1111l 'll2ll'lil0 14. Football Season Review Mound City, ll: Fairfax, Mound 1'iiy,tl1el'e. NOV- il- A good elean game of football was given those rooters who aeeompan- ied the team to Mound Vity. Fairfax again sueeeeiled in holding their op- ponents seoreless. Seore, Fairfax 3, Mound Pity, 0. Westlioro, lig Fairfax, -lti. l airfax', here. NOV. 13. An enthusiastie erowd eheered lfairfax to one more step for a elean slate for the season H921 The Bulldogs put up sueh :L brand of football that the up-eountrlv lioys were no inateh for the fighting Green and Vllhite warriors Savannah, fig Fairfax, 22. Fairfax, here. Nov. 21. Fairfax inaintaiued a elean slate Ivy defeating the husky Savannah eleven 22-ti. A fighting spirit that enlarged as the game progressed was the deeiding faetor. The fighting Bulldogs Continued their offensive drive into the finial quarter. Savannah is the liest eoaeheil aggregation that has lllillll' its appearanee here this St'tlSUll. Roek l'ort. ll: ,l airfaX, ti, Fairfax, here. Nov. 26. The last aet of the H423 football drama was sueeessfully staged Turkey Day when Lee Wrinkle led his l't'1lllllll2li'-OS in a historie struggle against the County Seat boys. .lust as the great enrtain was about to eall an end to another drama, the unexpeeted happened and :L three point vie- tory was suddenly made into six points and thus ended the classic of elas- sies. 'l'he Bulldog trilre entered the game without the services of VVnlker and llonelsou, halflvaeks, a loss no doubt causing a clemoralizing effeet up- on the morale of the team. A great deal of credit is due any team that eau keep its head aliove water as did the Bulldogs in the Thanksgiving's game. llow many teams eau lose three regulars and the11 go out and lvattle an opponent equally as skilled off its feet? liutering the game with the grim determination They shall not pass, the Fairfax team proved hes youd the shadow of a doubt that it van stand the :reid test whenever the t'lll1'l'gl'llt'.X' demands. BASKETBALL SQUAD. Russoll VV:1lkur, Loo llonclsou, Dirk C':xtro11, Guy Wrinklo. l'l:1iro NVhitfor4l, Uouvli VV:1llor, llll2lI'l0S Ruflmlvll, l'llllVSlTll Patron. VV. l'. llrovu, lit-0 XY1'llllil0. VVhvu l'o:u'h VV:lllvr took up tho llutivs of tutoring tht- lmskvtlmll tt-asm, hu plun- uvml to got into the new gym lay tho first of l 0hruury. Tho llltllly tlolslys kept us out of the gym :uid maule it llC1'l'SSZlI'j' to play :ill our gnmvs on foreign soil. l'r:u-tivo was uurriuml ou :lt Talrkio wllcm-vor the two vourts tlwrv vouhl Im fouml v:u-mit. Bzlskotlmull has bvvn badly ll0glt'l't0ll :lt Fairfax lmvzzllsc- of tho :nlnscm-v of 110008- :-ulry playing fsnrilitics. Our now mowloru oquippvsl g.Vlllll2lSllllll will give the future toss0rs :ui excellent uluiuro to dvvt-lop tv:um-play 'vhivh wus notice-:nlnly lurking in tho prusout aggregation. Wu broko 4-von in our suusou's play whit-h should lm tfoiusimlolwl :ln 1-xvvllf-nt rec- orll. 'l':1rkio High School was tlcfeutwl :ntl tho wloslic-:ation of tha-ir now gym 19-23 in :L reall thriller. Rock Port noswl us out 22-21 whom .lim lion-'s con-tell gun mulcd n furious struggle. I I . . ' Wv lose three rcgulurs lay g'l'tlllll1ll-IOII but thvru is 1-uough iw-soi'v0 strength to have :1. good m:u'him- uullor lvottvr playing K'0lllllll4lllS. Girls, Basketball Team Top Roi.: l.. Stoner. li. lbills. li. llavis. H. Green, U, lNleMahon, f'. Stoner, V. Cox, l . l2mg':ll'1l. I Bottom liow: T. t'arter. li. Neal. Capt. A. H. White, ll. Vombs, G. Donnell, ll. Smith, Voaeh H. Fi:-iller. The girls' lnasketlnall team started their season late in January. It was planned to start praetiee at Tarkio and have the team in condition to play when the new gym was opened. Numerous delays made this impossible and the girls were forced to play all their games on foreign courts. The squad eonsisted of raw recruits with the exception of A. E. White, Lillian Combs and Viola Cox. The praetiees were very irregular as we could use the gym only twiee a week. The team played three games but failed to break into the win column. In the first game at Tarkio, Captain White and V. Cox played exceptionally good lrasketlvall. The final sc-ore in this game was 116-l. The Rot-k Port tournament was the next venture and even if we failed to win, every one had a good time. The girls are not down-hearted and you ean just bet IL different story will be told next year. 4. ' U u n -, V , ,- . , , M , 41551-g.,f'-' ,L-3, I V 9' , N 11 C, ln I y Q'- ,6a.1- iff- fi Track Team G. YVriuklo-440 yard dash: 220 yard dash: IQ milv. L. Shelton--220 yard dashg 100 yard dash. U. Ruddell-220 yard dash: 100 yard dash. L. Smith-100 yard dashg 50 yard dash W. McDonald-100 yard dashg low hurdlvs. R. NValker-440 yard dashg 220 yard dash. xVIlll0l'-CUZIUII. L. VVri11kl0-120 yard high and low hurdlosg 50 yard dash. . H. Burns-120 yard high hurdles: high jump: broad jump. VV. Graves-Shot: disvusg javm-lin. The H025 travk season found Fairfax rinder artists eonipetiiig in every meet of any llllll0l'l2llll'l' in Nortliwest Missou1'i, ,Individual traeksters earne to the front as the season progressed. The Waller 1ne11 lllilllf' their best showing in the Northwest Missouri meet when they scored fifteen points against a large field of eompetitors. Rus llurns sm-ored the Ollly first when he leaped twenty feet and five ini-hes for individual honors in the broad jump. Taking the season as :1 whole, Lee Wrinkle was the outstanding pers former. Lee is not a l,'a1l1lovk but he is eonsistant and nianages to place in about three events in every meet. The hurdles was his best event last year. The men who represented Fairfax on the einrler paths i11 1925 were R. Burns, L. Shelton, U. R-uddell, L. VVrinkle, B. VValker, VV. McDonald, J. Martin, H. lleardorff, and A. l'an1pbell. 'l'he outlook for the l!l2ti season is brighter than it has been for sev- eral years. Most of last year's regulars and :1 wealth of new material will be out battling for plaees. ,Ruddell should make his 1na1'k in the sprints this year. He has a natur- al stride but lllll!-ll improve his start if he is to be :1. tape breaker. Wrinkle, a veteran of two seasons, is giving' his attention to the hur- dles and his sprinting erqierienee is a big help to hi111. Shelton is out again determined to win his spurs on the 1-indor paths. Walker is trying for the 440 Zlllll stands an exeellent ehanee of making the grade. Wesley MeDonal:l, one of the first to report for track praetiee will be given a chanee in the short sprints. Two freshmen have reported Zlllll if early season performances are any indication of ability, G. Wrinkle and B. Burns can be counted 011 to carry their end of the burden of another successful year. Already G. Wrinkle is leading the way for the veteran quarter milers by 50 yards and Burns is clearing the jumping standards with height and ease. Smith, also a fresh- man, shows promise in several events. Coach Waller is now working on a baseball schedule and if suitable opponents ean be found will have a. team to represent the Bulldogs. The following mon have reported for praetiee and look like promising material on which to build a team: Green, eateherg Walker and Wrinkle, pitchersg G. Wrinkle, E. Uatron, D. Catron, Graves, infield: Donelson, Sillers, Lind- strom and Sehooler, outfield. X X NHL Lp U How the HI-lall of Fame? Was Chosen 'Pho Fairy Fai-ts Qiivoii was selccfwtl hy hallut. liat-li stiult-nt. was t-ntitlctl to one vutt- iii excliaiigo for var-h Guilt. All studouts wmv 1-ligihlc to tho miitest aml any 1-lass could support a Uilllill- tlatv. This yt-ar tht' Suplmiiiurt- Vlass camliclato, Miss Gortrudo Juliiismi, was thv victim' with a largv majority. The oiithusiasm and imp of this contest will long' ht- l'L'llll'lllliL'I'0tl. Whvii thc final 4-omit was taken, tho stutlciits had amltlml six tlmusaml. six liiinclrvcl, and forty-viglit. pviiiiios to tht- ti'oasiu'y. 'l'ht- iilust vorsatilo stiitlviit of l . ll. S., was vlioscii hy popular vutu. All votes wow fix-0 ut' cliargv. 'l'h0 stumlciit ww-ix'i1ig' the highvst nuinhoi' was cniisitlvw-ml thu must versatile. Mr. L00 VVriiiklt- won hy an m'vi'wlit-liiiiiig' majority. Stucloiits wow asked tn t'0l1si1lvl': l. Stiimloiit activities. 2. Ability. I . Grades. 7 3 4. Attitiitlv. im. tlviwral liiimvlotlgo. ti. liifliiviimf mi fvllow stiimlt-iits. Miss Matilda t'ai'to1' was Cliosou hy hallut as thc most popular girl iii tht' lligh Svliunl. 'l'lwre was 110 chargt- for votes. As in the vorsatility 1-mitvst, tht- stiitli-ut ixwciviiig' thv liiglit-st, iiumhci' of vutvs was vnlisitlc,-i't-ml thc must pnpiilar. Calendar . 7.-Sehool begins. Second-hand books for sale. The Bulldogs break their Chain. . 12-The freshnlen can almost put their football suits on without help or adviee. -As yet no one has overworked. The Freshmen are beeoniing a brilliant green. -The Bulldogs open the season with a vietory. Westboro 0, Fairfax 37. Sept. 3-Registration day. Vhoose your own medicine. Sept. 4-More of the same thing. Sept Sept Sept. lti-Your pep! Your pep! Your pep! Ulub organized. Sept. 20 Sept.. 25 Sept. 30-Dralnatie Club organized. Oet. 2-The Bulldogs trounee Tarkio, 20-0. Oet. 5-Sophoinores have a Weiner roast. Oct. 7-Debating squad organized. Oet. 9-The Bulldogs defeat Tarkio College, 7-0. Oct. 12-Juniors turn out for :1 Weiner roast. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oet. 26- Oet. 31 15-lf3f'I'eaehers' Meeting! Ilon't ery, tliey'll eome back again. E20-The Bulldogs smothered Koek Port, G-0. 25-Negative side wins a praetiee debate. Let it snow! Vile have overshoes. llallowelenl The Bulldogs eoppcd the spook day program by defeating Tarkio, Lil-I4. Mrs. Ray VVhitt'ord fed the Bulldogs. Nov. l-A new song was heard by the quivering quintet about 12 o'el0ek last night. IJon't Shoot, Bill, Wm-'ll Stop! The reeonstrui-tion eouipany, eomposed of five boys, is now in progress. Nov. li-The Bulldogs defeated the Mound Pity aggregation in a thrilling fray, 8 to 0. Nov. ll-The Junior and Senior girls journeyed to 'l'arkio to have their beauty struck. Nov. 12-An interesting talk on patriotism was given in assembly by Mr. Waller. Nov. l3-The Bulldogs defeated NVestboro, 46 to fi. An interesting debate XVZIS fol- Nov Nox. Nox Nov. 25-Ml Nov. Nox Dev. llee lowed by a inore interesting box-supper. lti-Beginning a national Edueational week. Tuesday: 'Thrift Day. Every- body work but. father! Bl-The Savannah Yellow,.lai-lcets were sent hoine with the Bulldogs usual brand on their baeks. St-ore, 22 to li. '. 244Aunual Queen eleeted. Hveryboily broke. 's. Sadie Mae CXealb l arley left for 'I'h:iyer, Mo., to join her husband. 21Sf'l'he Bulldogs completed a perfeet season on Turkey Day by defeating the boys from the eouuty eapital, ti to U. '. 3ll4Mr. Green began his duties as sueeessor to Mrs. Farley. 2--An interesting tall: was given by Rev. Stover. . fl-Uoaeh VValler favored the football squad with an elaborate banquet. VW'-'-MT L...-......J Uvv. llI'I'. l7I'I'. N llfl JIlI'T2lX lost llu-ir first IlI-lv:ItI' to Vl'2ll'liill. I4-No IIIoI'I- swm-ls or swm-lii-sl I3:Isli0tlI:IIl lu1':II'tiI-I-. flfI'vIflIgI' is swm-I-1 for l :IiI'f:Ix III-fm-:Itwl WI-sflroro in tlII-il' S1'K'Ull4l 1ll'll2llL'. lim-. 2-lf'l'lII'y Zll't' ll:II'Illlt'SH. All l'll'l'Slllllt'lI look tlI:IT way :iftvr iniTi:IYiolI. llvv. 2-1 to J:III. lfl'lll'lHllllIlS x':II':Itioli. .l:IlI. 4--YI-sl l l'I'slIiI', llll'l'l' is no Sillllil lllillls. .l1llI.li- -Fiftvoii boys who lllillll' tlivii' lvttvrs in lilllbllillll rm-I'I-ivvIl SlYt'Zlll'l'S in Assomlnly. vlilll. I4 to 13- SI-IIII-sh-I' I'x:III1s. An l l'o1I your HlX'l'ill1'l' is wortlu two on your grzulo- l'Jll'll. .l:Ill. 214i-W-K'l:IIIIII' 'l'l'lll'lll'lllll Sl2II'll'4l :I sI-rivs of II-I'tI1I'I-s ii: liillllilllgf. .l:I Il. -I---Why ilu- girls Ill'l' fl'll'lllllf'i Y .l:II1. SH-llr. :IIIII Mrs. Owvn llllllll'l' losswl tliv HuIlIloig's :I jnim-y lronv. -lilll. 29-l :Ii1'f:Ix III-IIIIIII lll'lll4'Jlll' 'l':Il'lcio's in-w sm-liool llllllllillff l-5' Ulljjilglllg the-il' luis- Icvl I:Ill l1'IllllS in two QZIIIIUS. 'l'l1I- lvolvs XV1lIl lllL' girls lost. l'lI'lI. fi-Tllll llr:IllI:ItiI' f'lIIlI gziw- :I flirvn- Ill'i 4'lllllK'4lf', As :I Womuii 'l'lIilIlu-HI. lav- forI l I'lI, 4+ FI-II li- ' :I l:Irg'II vrow II. l'l:Iv rivuli :I :IilI- Il:lV lwtfvl' -I-rowII worsv. . L . l'lllllllV lI:IskI-1lv:III llllll'll1lllll'lll. -l':Il NlI'lloII:1lIl got lost in St. .lov lvut I'I'tI1I'1II'Il tin- iwxl Il:Iy. FI-II. 10--l'l:IIIIlI' 'l'lllIllll0lUlI vonvl1IIlI-Il :I sm-rivs of I-oIIs1I'III:tix'I- II-I-tI11'I-s on lgilllkillg illlfl :In11oI1III'I-II prizws for tlfm- lwsf tlll'lll0S. Fclr. 12f'l'I'i-St:ItI- Ii:IskI-tlI:Ill 'l'lllIl'llIllll1'llf :It 'l':Irkio. -SIII-Iliiig' l'oIIlI-st. l':II1linI- illlfl l l'I'll :Irv winm-rs. S-Junior play lIl'1l1'll1'0 stnrls. A12ll'K'll J-Fl'USllllll'll p:IrlyQIIo fowl sfolvn. I I-lv. Ill Fvlr. 215 M:IrI'l1 I .M1ll'k'll M1lT1'll M:IrI'lI Mzirvli I Ill-Pick l'lIHl'Jll'fl'I'S for Sllllltll' pl:Iy4.II-:ul is 1Ilt'iISL'll'3 153021, Iwoyl In flu' now svllool housv. :li--llll4lll'2lllllll of nn-w lIIIilIli1Ig'. ll-Jllliioi' plziy-wliooping Slli'1'l'SS. April l-Wnlkout llolm Iizly. April NY'-Illllllll Sl'Ili0I' li1lllfllll'l'!XVO,ll lll'Yl'l' forget. April l74I'ounU' 'I'l':Ick ML-ot. May I4-Svuior l'l:Iy--Big 1'l'UXVll. May lli-liIlt'f'Ill1IllI'P1llK' Svrnion. Mzly lllfSl'llllll' f'l:Iss ll:Iy---lloiI'f llwy llllllli TlIvy'l'II s1II:II'T. Q May L I ll-4l0llllllt'll1'Plllt'lll Il:Iy. Vu-'-' 'W x i ' w ' L L-,, J Jokes Mr. tlri-011: 'l'his is czillvcl u sccuut. l'I:1iro: A sou I-ut I WWII who oyor Iwzml ot' 21 sou vat iu Geom- 4-try? Nlr. iil'l'l'lI2 No! It is II lim- through u virclo. Bliss Itlislivrz Whut wus thi- other towu iu Italy? 'I'iIIiv: I 1Iou't. Iiuow. Nliss I isIu1r: Wt- huyu zi towu iu Missouri with thu sauuc uzuuo. 'I'ilIio: I uirt':1x? Bliss Vorsv: For what things do wo YUIIICIIIIJOI' SIKIIIUYI Dick: Iiirth, lilo, zuul tlllzltll. Mr. G11-Q11: What is thu diffcrcuve hotwcou a tlioorom and ax prohlom, Alhert? Alhc-rt: A prohlom is ll2ll'fl9l'. Miss Itlishcra VVhut did Napoleon look like? Iwo: I cIou't kuow. I uoycr saw him. Glzulysz I haul u gzxtlufriiig' iu my head. Iwo: VVL-ro thvy :III thoro? Miss Fisliorz tthiukiug sho was talking' to 'I'iIlicI-1 Ili, prec- ious vlvuso ego in tho othor room for 1110. 7 A I'u0': Yi-s, ilvzu' woro you talkiuv' to me? 2' 7 . EN Ibivk tutrou is so ihuuh ho thinks Liwrpool is ai gzuuc blayod by IJIIICIIUFS. Miss Vorsc: Iiuo, put your foul clown whilu you rocitc. Iwo: I vzuilt thiuk ii' my Il-ut zu'0u't iu tho air. t'I1z1rlvs: A pursou would think you would hzuig' hy your kuocs ull tho timo thou. I zitIu-r: Ilulu, wlic-rv woix- you lust night? Dale: Oh, out rimliiig with a couple of boys. l'I2liil10l'Z IVQII, return this 4-ompzlct I fouud iu tho car. will You? V ...-...W L.--.J livolution. l4'ri-slnnan: l donft know. Soplioniorez I 1lon't believe I can answer it. Junior: l 21111 not prepared. Senior: I don 't believe I can add a thing to what has already been said. I.a.Vaun tin il4lllZ9,'llSll,1 Hepzibah broke first into a hysterio giggle and then began to sob. lie-ez Isn't that just an old maid? Miss Corse: Please do not read so fast. Dick: I ean't understand you. Russell: I can 't hear you either. Dick: VVell, pick out your ears then? Miss Corse: VVere you speaking to ine, Dick? Dizzy: treading and not observing question markj VVhere are you going? Miss Corse: VVayne, please read that sentence again observing the punctuation marks. Dizzy: VVhere are you going, little buttonhook. Guy NYrinkle is so dunib that he thinks when a. baker kneads dough he is out of nioney. VVayne tdescribing the benefits of Photoplays in educationjz A person can see elevator railways and different Varieties of ani- mals. Mary: Miss Fisher, do you have any use for osteopaths? Donnie: The one down at Mrs. Cunninghanfs sure looks young doesn't he. Miss Fislier: Donnie, take the next sentence. Miss Corse: I want you to Write in modern newspaper style the eatastrope of Hainlet. Bryan: Found-Six inurdered and all of them dead. lVilbur Ball: I don 't quite see that. Lee VVrinkle: VVhy, a blind nian could see that with his cane. After shaving twice Albe was very niuch disgusted to find that there was no blade in his 1'2iZ01'. Society PROF'S BANQUET. 'l'he banquet that Prof. NValler gave, the kindwin fact, il was an oyster supper-and for the boys it was a royal affair. When the girls arrived on the scene afterward, that feed was the main topic for discussion a11d well it might be for the boys, one by one, declared with animation that it was the best yet. The simplic- ity of the supper and entertaiimient was the source of its success. Mr. VValler could not have expressed his appreciation and deep re- gard for the boys in a better and more simple way. and we think he was truly repaid for his efforts with the kind expression of thanks he received from both the boys and girls. FOOTBALL BANQUET. Un Jan. 30, Dr. and Mrs. Owen llunter entertained the mem- bers of the 1925 football squad with a most elaborate bampiet. The banquet. was originally planned for December 5th hilt had to be postponed because no one could be found to serve the dinner. .Xt exactly 8 o'clock, twenty-four couples filed into the dining room of the Presbyterian church to be greeted by the host and hos' tess. l'lveryone was struck by the decorations and the color scheme which was tastefully carried out in green and white. 'l'hc favors were imitation foot balls for everyone and white carnations for the girls. 'l'l1e team was officially greeted by little .limmy llunler, dressed in a miniature football suit, who had secluded himself in a large steel football placed on the table. lle greeted the Bulldogs with a hearty welcome and invited them to help themselves as he ,settled down beside the host to enjoy the dinner. 'l'he dinner eon- sisted of cocktail, salads, meat and dessert courses. The food was delicious and enjoyed by all. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET. Un April 8th, the Senior class was the guests of the Junior class in the High School auditorium. This was one of the smart- est soeial affairs of the year. 'l'he auditorium was attractively decorated in green and gold in honor of the guests of the evening. On entering the room each Senior was presented with an American Beauty Rose, the flower of their choice. Each Junior ushered a Senior to a place at the table. lle re- mained that person's guest for the evening. A delicious three' course dinner was served, consisting of meat, salad and dessert courses. Loraine Vllalker acted as toastmistress and asked for sev- eral toasts and songs. YV. P. Green gave a toast to the spirit. of F. Il. S. and was answered by Lee Wrinkle who assured him that such a spirit- would be upheld by the Senior class of 19215 and 1927. The reinainder of the evening was spent in games and smooth- ing down the boards in. the new gym. Society SENIOR BANQUET One of the smartest social functions of this school year was the Banquet which the Seniors gave in honor of Miss Lois Rhoades, tlet. Z2-L Miss Rhoades left to make her home in Kansas City short- ly afterwards. The dinner was served in the dining room of the llotel tlunningham. 'l'he decorations were carried out in true Hal- lowe'en style-the black and yellow color scheme making a very unique arrangement, added to this were the pretty costumes of the waitresses which were in perfect harmony With the other decora- tions. The dinner was served in three courses, which were heartily enjoyed, especially by the boys who had played football that after- noon taud by Coach VVallerl. The faculty and Miss Rhoades were entertained with radio and yietrola 111usie. W. P. Green, the presi- dent of the Senior class, expressed the regret of the class in losing' a beloved classmate, and in turn Lois thanked the Seniors and ex- pressed her deep appreciation for their sincere efforts. These Seniors will in future years remember this evening as a wonderful success, and as memories come back in hours of loneliness they will smile-and wish they were back again. SOPHOMORE WEINER ROAST. Un October 4th, the Sophomores, augmented by invited Sen' iors, Juniors and Freshmen enjoyed a Weiner roast at Youel's tim- ber. 'llhe party met at the school house and went by ear to the timber. A roaring fire was soon built and the party was soon en- joying themselves and roasting weiners and marshmallows. 'llhe ehaperones were: Misses Lyna Mae Helmer, Sadie Mae Farley, Iilvlyn Fisher and Mrs. Fay Mellonald. MR. AND MRS. R. C. WHITFORD BANQUET. lt was a great day for the Bulldogs. After 'llarkio had been disposed of, Mr. a11d Mrs. Whitford honored the football squad with a most. delightful banquet. 'l'he living room and dining room were artistically decorated with school colors. A four course din- ner was served and enjoyed by all. The evening was spent in gen- eral diseussion and the company departed at an early hour for the picture show. ltlvery one was loud in his praise of Mr. and Mrs. NVhitl'ord's generosity. Our best wishes are with the VVhitfords. 3 1 FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. ULASS OF '96, Grave Sehooler-IIeeeaserl. Anna Kohler 'l'aylor-Fairfax, Mo. Nell Whitfnrd llunter-2603 Uentral Ave., Kearney, Nelrr. Cliaukerl John Ilowell-lleeeased. VValter L. Slllllllg-406 Arggle Building Kansas City, Mo. Clloetorl. Sol. L. l'on1lms-Fairfax, Mo. QFarmcrj Adger C'. Erwin-Fairfax, Mo. fF3lY'lIlGl'J Vlyde NVrigl1l-Deeeasefl. CLASS OF '5l7. Ulla L0fSIl0li'll-I-,0l'CIlS01Vl. Anne Sillers--lligginsville, Mo. Qfloun- ty Eeonomie Agentj. Edgar Bea-k-Pilot Wyo. fR12Lllt'lll'l'D Vera Baird-Wea.fherford, Okla. fTl'Il0ll0I'7. Ida Wllitford-DeeeaSed. Emma Logan McKinley-Denver, Colo. Zeta. llunter Walker-Fairfax, Mo. Herbert Rhoades-Tekzmlah, Nehr. Q La wyerj. VLASS UF '98. Fred B. Baird-Weatherford, Okla. Sarlie Robinson f're1lifYlJavis City, Nehr. R,a.ndolph li. llreen-l airfax, Mo. fT92lCll6I'j. Harry ll. Denny?l'omona, Calif. Qliankerj. Mae Green Lllllll-lfl'0lll-l l1ll!'f2'IX, Mo. Horner White-Deceased. Lena Carter Bodkin-Skidmore, Mo. Will l'. Hear-San Franeiseo, Calif. Qlflleetrival :EIlg'lllt'l'I'l. Guy Graves!-Fairfax, Mo. fF2ll'lI'l6l'D. CLASS OF '99. Opal Linniger Shandy-llapitola, Calif. Chas. Sehooler-Fairfax, Mo. CMer' ehantl. Vhas. Kirk-Hopkins, Mo. Qlloctorj. Homer Browning-Fairfax, Mo. fFarm- orb. Lewis l'ayne-Maryville, Mo. llale Judson-Sf. Joseph, Mo, QCivil Engineerj. Ray V. Whifford-Fairfax, Mo. CBank- t'l'J. Chas. ll2l0k0ii-Il0L'l'1lSl'1l. CLASS OF 11100. Olive Wright. Freet-Fairfax, Mo. Lila Uurry Tll0lllS0ll--I'lIIlI'f3.X, Mo. Albert Dawson-Antioeh, Ualif. Fern Dewser Denny-Lincoln, Ne-br. Minnie Seidenlan Glanville-Fairfax, Mo. lliek Bair-I--Weatherfnrd, Okla. Lotta Small NVhitford-Fairfax, Mo. Leslie VJITIIICIIll--lAlVl'lZlIlll, Colo. Ethel Robinson- Frank Plulnln-Fairfax, Mo. fF8Tm9l'l Lefa Lofspeieh Green-l airfaX, Mo. Rufner llunlapAFairfaX, Mo. CFarmerj Uhester Fh-lning-Ely, Nevada. Jessie Ben-k Sh:m'-Orchard, Nebr. VLASS OF 1901. Nannie S1-hooler lleilriuko-Deceased. Lily Walkup Payxie-Maryville, Mo. Harvey Sm-hooler-Fairfax, Mo. fMer- ehanfl. Vernon Ottinan-Deceased. Mary l'ayne-liilliam, Mo. Ethel Fellows Elliott.-Walthill, Nebr. flarl Oldfiehl-lleeeased. CLASS OF '03. Lefha Vurry-Lake Uity, ln. Ethel Green-St. Joseph, Mo. QNurseD. Harry Wlnite-llreyhull, Wyo. QFarm- erb. Arthur llavkett-Fairfax, Mo. QFurn- iturel. John Reynolds--llaxie, Kan. Rieliarml lfupe-lim-k Port, Mo. QFarm- ery. Lulu NVast Bowers-Rrirada, Nebr. Mae Lott-'l'arkio, Mo. Edgar Dunlap-Fairfax. Mo. tyF:1rmerj Ola. Lott--lleeeased. ULASS OF '04, Male VVeddell Leeds-21, Fort Green Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Edith VValker Ottlllllll-fl3,il'fiLX, MO. Fred Walkup-Fairfax. Mo. Cflarpen- terj. Cline Dragon-Topeka. Kan. CSurgeonj fllarenee Carter-Skidmore, MO. Julia, Rudrlell-I'0rtla.nd, Ore. Hazel Bryan Miller-Fairfax, Mo. Rudolph Schroder-Fairfax, Mo. QFIIIIIIUI' l. Emma. S0l4lk'll11Lll Dunlap-Fairfax, Mo. Eva, Peden Pearse-Round Butte, Mont. Theron l'earse-Round Bufte, Mont. c,F2lI'lll0l'l. CLASS OF '05, .lane Butler f'onarcl-1616 Linwood Tllvd., Kansas City, Mo. Will Bryan-Deveased. Harry Bryan-4032 Whifter Blvd. Los Angeles, Ualif. Vlifton Curry-Glennwoonl, Ia. QMer- ehantl. 7 FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. Opal Price ll0Al'lll0llll Johnson. Grange- ville, Idaho. Sophia Dragoo Ward-Craig, Mo. Beulah Hunter-Fairfax, Mo. CBankerj Earl Hackett-Tarkio, Mo. QBankerj. Maud Linnger Wise-l-151 Fairfax St., Denver, Colo. Ivan Laekey Hackett-Tarkio, Mo. Ethel Mann Graves--Fairfax, Mo. Sallie Puekett-Omaha, Nebr. Nina Frame Miller-Fairfax, Mo. VVorley Flanagan-1 airfax, Mo. QMO- ehaniej. Zeta Glaskin-Burk-Fairfax, Mo. Renner Gaede-Glendale, Cal. QLawyerj Ivan Graves McNeal-Fairfax, Mo. Basil Hunter--Fairfax, Mo. CMerehantj Clara Pearse Hunt-Rock Port, Mo. Fay Whitford McDonald-Fairfax, Mo. Lettie Walkup Tyson--Skidmore, Mo. Abbie Watkins Watkins-Craig, Mo. Ida Windele Bush-St. Joseph, Mo. CLASS OF '06. Ray Steele--'l'arkio, Mo. QFarmerj. Austin White-Fairfax, Mo. CFarmerj. Ethel Curry Dawson-Rock Port, Mo. Fred Wanger-1911 So. 24th St. St. Joseph, Mo. QLa.wyerj. Anna. Greenley Gordon-3130 Jule St., St. Joseph, Mo. CLASS OF '07. Clyde Strickland-Paxton Hotel, Oma- ha, cslllcslflllllj. Bessie Williams Pendleton-Essex, Ia. Eugene Youel-Fairfax, Mo. CFarmerQ. Una Weeden Seymore-Fairfax, Mo. Mary Watkins Carter-Lodgepole, Neb. Melbourne Youel-Tarkio, Mo. CFarm- orb. Lillian Ruddell Lyle-Beresford, South Dakota. Edwin Downey-Loveland, Colo. Lillian Austin-St. Joseph, Mo. Fae Sly Holt-Craig, Mo. Carl Seideman-Deeeased. CLASS OF '08, Otto Willialns-Stanford, Mont. QFHTHI- erj. Stein H. Beck-Fairfax, Mo. QFarmerj. Minnor Motsker-Deceased. Florenee Walkup-Rock Port, Mo. Ada Wendell Wassissallow-Fairfax, Mo. Esta Waits Grebe-Fairfax, Mo. Ulla Seideman Bradfield-Fairfax, Mo. Lottie Lee Slnitherman-310 E. 25th St., Kansas City, Mo. Newton Curry-Lake City, Ia. QMer- ehantb. Earl Ely-Deeeased. lieta Curry Bryan-255 Bunker Hill, Los Angeles, Calif. CLASS OF '09. Nellie Smith Curteman-214 Jefferson Ave., Pittsburg, Kan. Emma Metsker-Carthage, Mo. Nellie Swinehart-Fairfax, Mo. QTeach- erj. Ida Wendell Yarborough-Tarkio, Mo. Bessie Stewart-Deceased. Amy Combs Poe-Fairfax, Mo. Chas. Hawkins-Fairfax, Mo. QFarmerj Carleton Robinson-1839 Laurel St., Javksonville, Fla. Lee Waits-Blue Earth, Minn. Preston Payne-Gilliam, Mo. QBankerj CLASS OF 1910. Eloise Youel Smith-554 Freeman St., Kansas City, Kan. Bessie Ruddell Burk-Rock Port, Mo. Jean Downing-Loveland, Colo. QFarm- erb. Stella Steele White-Penn State Col- lege. Della VVeeden-St. Joseph, Mo. QTeach- erj. CLASS OF '11, Mary Kelley-Fairfax, Mo. Mabel Austin-St. Joseph, Mo. Madge McMahon Carter-Fairfax, Mo. Lotta Seideman-1421 Pruitt St., Ft. Wayne, Texas. Zeta McNeal-Fairfax, Mo. Jessie Perkins-Lake Hurst, N. J. CCapt. U. S. Marinesj. Oak Scarlet-Fairfax, Mo. CFarmerj. Wayne R-upe-500 Kings Highway, St. Louis, Mo. CM. DJ Harley Seymore-1432 44th St., Rock Island, Ill. QTeaeherj. CLASS OF '12, Hallie Waits Holmes-Fairfax, Mo. Elizabeth Carter-'Fairfax, Mo. Lillian Carter McConnell-Fairfax, Mo. CLASS OF '13, Fern Sillers Harris-Westboro, Mo. Mildred Ruddell-1428 So. Burlington, Los Angeles, Calif. Mabel Weaver. Elva Hankins Walker-Nishna., MO. Ruth Capp-Milan, Mo. Marie Graves McCoy-Corning, Mo. Mary Christian Waterson. FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. Boss Mm'Mahon l 1-llows-Fairfax, Mo. Kathm-rino Mwlslwi'-Viltrml, Imlia, tMissionaryl. Mllflll'tl Yollvll--l :1il'f:lX, Mo. Rit-harnl 131-al'su-F:1ii't':1x, Mo. .lofwph lialIfl aiI'faX, Mo. Van l.aRllL'flHllH llransl Avo., Kansas Uitv Mo. , v VLASS OF 'l-4. Roka Gilkinson Wanga-r-'l'arkio, Mo. May Gorman lNlillvr-l'onnvil Bluffs, Iowa. Rally tiravs-s-l4'airfax, Mo. Lula llvtlrivk xVl'l'lllllTTQll'iil0, Mo. Lora Your-ll Aclains-YVVatson, Mo. l'Ill1-in Slvvlv-264 Arlington, Akron, O. Margarvt. Hnpv-l+'airfax, Mo. Victor Plllllllr-715 No. Jirfl, St. Josvph, Mo. Earl Gl'lISl!0l'liv-Il0l'02lSl'll. Ray Pm-kvtt-1517 North Broadview, Wichita, Kan. L00 SvarlvttfFargo, N. D. QSalesmanj filillltlt' 'Punlplvton-v-l airfax, Mai. fliankvrj. ULASS UF VIS. Basha Turner llosfortl-Falls City, Nc-hr. Vesta Wright-St. Joseph, Mo. CTCIICII- 1-rj. Hlanclw McMahon llavis-Glcliflale, Ualif. Maylno Rolfson-Donnison, Tex. Hallyo Vamphvll-14'airfax, Mo. Luvy fhmilvs-Langdon, Mo. Etlward Whito-Fairfax, Mo. CFarmerj Eugcne Waugh-r-'l'arkio, Mo. Cliankerj Phyllis Robinson llaltlvrsman-1839 Larul St., Javksxonville, Fla. VLASS OF 'HL Forn Svarlc-tt DavisY'I'arkio, Mo. llopv Prottyman Your-ll-Fairfax, Mo. Bm-ssiv Svluafvr-Fairfax, Mo. C'l'0acli- 1-rl. Ilallyt- llankins Wallu-r-l'h0lpS Pity, Mo. Fern tfarfor G:ll'v0y-402-l tith St., Uhiro, Ualif. lona Smith liIanni-XVooelrift, Kan. .laniv GTUOII NVitts'-Nt-lnrzlska Pity, Nvlrr. l'ill2UIll' liixon-Maryville, Mo. QT0llf'll- Url. Jann-s VVM-1li11fSt. .lost-ph, Mo. fD0ll- tistll. 'l'ylvr 1'artvr-Fort Worth, Tex, Him-hartl Ilawkins-l airfax, Mo. Qlfarm- Orb. t'l,ASS OF WT. Janot Thomson Prim-S-Mou114lf'ity, Mo. Milslrm-tl Ottnian Walkup-Fairfax, Mo. .lllanita Kvlly4l airfax, Mo. t'l'v:1vl10rH Ora Marmsingill f'anlplmll-Lallgnlon, Mo. Alba l'h-arslorff l'nrchaS0-Fairfax, Mo. Flora-neu Brnnk4725 North Sth, Tnflv- polulviiu-. Kan. fTl'2l0lll'I'j. Ilonahl Duvall-Fairfax, Mo. Virgil Barron-Glvnmlalv. 1 alif.. tlfar- IN'llfl'l'l. Frm-al R. MvMahon-Fairfax. Mo. Morrit i'omInsfl'olo, Mo. VLASS OF 'lH. Dullio Ball-Fairfax, Mo. t'l'e:u'l10rj. Ruth Shvltoiigllvcoasoal. Agnes TlllPlllllSCbll'Bl2ll'klbllfll Coll0g0. Estlwr Sharp Vvllif01FIlil'f2lX, Mo. Ilvlon Daulton-Kansas City, Mo. 'Elsie Noe TO!!gll0'VVOSfllUl'O, Mo. William l'Ie1lriuk-IhwwlStal. Raymond Hann-Fairfax, Mo. Qlflerkj Lonnie Limlstrom-Deccased. William Barron-Craig, Mo. Qf':1rpen- tvrb. Wayne Martin-Fairfax, Mo. CFarmerj CLASS OF 'ISL Agnvs Daulton-f'alifornia. Amilia Persv-Drexel, Mo. Maricua. Banks-Fairfax, Mo. fllvo Prire Martin-Fairfax, Mo. Marguvrite' Ml'fi4lIlHO1lfF2liTf!lX, Mo. Helen Mi'f'lllll1k!ll Sly-Fairfax, Mo. Anim: 'Fliompson-'I'arkio, Mo. Marie Portis-Fairfax, Mo. QTeacherj. Fern Mc'Ki11110y Norton-Fairfax, Mo. Elliott Smith-Caflwill, Idaho. Ulouorary Ml'lllll0TSD Floyd LIlYVI'l'llt'9-E11HIS, Tex. Orvillv Baron-St. Joseph, Mo. Ralph Johnson-Fairfax, Mo. CLASS OF '2l. Georgia Ilotlriuk-Fairfax, Mo. fTOI'lCll- 'Q-rj. Josephine Erwin-Fairfax, Mo. Clara Shafer Davis-Fairfax, Mo. liravo Uonilvs 'l'omlmI-Polo, Mo. Avcta Bryan Browning-IIS H. Hth St., Kansas Uity, Mo. Jack URIl'f0l'-fililllllllbill, Mo. QM. DQ Raylnolnl t'ookiU. S. Navy. Guy Folvy-Maryville, Mo. CLASS OF '22, Opal Martin Bflffllll-Sll0llJlllllO2'lll, Ia.. Mautl Bogarfl l'rc-ttyma11-Fairfax, Mo. Jennie Martin Snlitln-Fzmirfalx, Mo. .IUIQ-:in Kelley-Fairfax, Mo. QTv:1aI1c1'J FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. I r:um-as Ru1I1l0II-AIm-star, S. Dnk. Iistlwr Rudalvll Groyy-SI. Joseph, Mo. Iirlnzn Yogh-r I'Iv:ms-Rock Port, Mo. I,y1Ii:l. M:nssilxgill-F:airf:1x, Mo. Eva Iliumlm:u1-Mzlryvillv, Mo. 1-M. Iithm-I I'0:lrs0 Iir:14II0y-Rock Port, Mo. Mnlwl Ilzlun Iiurns-Ruvk Port, Mo. II:1ruI4I Illlrstflfzlirfalx, Mo. Q1'I2ll'lIll'I'5 Elmo INIUKIIIIIOQ'-f12lIl'fIIX, Mu. Marvin Uruse-T:1rkio Vbllegc. IIIIIIIIL' xVIlIff0I'4I-KIIIISIIS Uify, Mo. IIllFlII'Illll'l'I. I.u1'I-11 .lulws--'I':1l'I:io I'uIIOg5v. Xlnry 'I'Immpsun-I :lIrfzlx, Mu. . , .,.. Lois Sllyslm-1'-I :ni1'f:nx, Mo. Frzunlz Ntullffvr-'I':1rkIu Vollvgv. Ilmmlrl Mm-Xv::I-INIou11fl Pity. VIUXSS OF '2-I. : I.uIu .Tulws-I':1il'f:lX, Mo. ITl'IlI'IIO J Iiyx-l'0Tt I'llI'I'llL'I I'IIlII'fIIX, Mu. CI :l 151':l1'v 0'Xv:lI Allnlllsoll-F:lil'f:1X, N10 Rlnlml c,,NI'1II I-roovm-r-I4:urf:nx, Mo Annu Maury MussilxgiII-wI :lirf:lx. Mo Ihxssn-II M:upvs--Wnslnburn Unllvgv, lu VII.-XSS OF '23, IWIW- Kill'- IC:tI 1' I I-.'-I : f: .', M . I-In-rctt l'urry-Fnirfznx, Mu. CFIll'Ill0l'I I 'H UWM In 'X 0 Mvlviu Wallkup-Unuillzl, Nolwr. 'CS:1I0s- IIIZIIII. Ricllzmrd Martin-'I':xrkiu Uollvgc. Wesley MON9:lI-Neuly, N0In'. flinlllwrj Heorgv I'rin1v-I :lirf:1X, Mn. IIOrsIl0I SIUIIOI'-h'IlII'f2IX, Mo. Ilvllwrf I4:l1'1'u11-bus Angeles, I':lIif. PLANS UF '25, Iiussvll BIll'llSYI'IIlII'fSlX, Mn. AITIIII' I':umplwll-I :ni1'f:1x, Mo. Hvvlwfft I7v:u':lm'ff-I4':xirfnx, Mo. William lII'I'0Yt'l'-I 2lII'fIIX, Mu. A Iwo Mupos- I :uirf:nx, Mu. AIt:x Bigley-F:1irf:lX, Mo. I'Ix':1 IxIIII'IIlIg'I'IIIII'fIlX, Mo. q'I'v:u-In Imran Iillozulvs-Kzlllszls City, Mo. .Im-k M:ul'ti11-I :1i1'f:1x, Mo. Ilnllio FolcyA-F:lirf:1X, Mu. fk'.I'U2ll'IIK'l'I. Mary II. Potts 'I'rm'usvmI-Rm'k Port, VIIJIIWI ArIUlll'l'+I '2lII'I!2lX. Mu. llc-1'Iv0l'I Stmlvl'--l :1i1'f:nx, Mu. Mo. u Hlvun Sfollffvl'-F:lIl'i':lx, Mn, Ilolvn Tllumpsml Rulriusun. Xlznry Biglcy 3l:l1'ti11-I :1irf:1x, Mo Viulot Iillrlls-F:lirf:lx, Mo. Q'II0!l1'Il0l'kH. I-lliznlwtll Ilulsn--'I':lrkin Vullogv. E111-,fl'Il0 MrI':,1rtney-F:1irf:1X, Mo. Lm-illv II:ux'is-F:Iil'f:nx, Mo. Ilnllio Rlmmlcs I'rime-Fairfax, Mo. Hula M:1rti11-Fairfax, Mo. f'I'0Ilt'II9l'D. Mildred Bugaml Ml'KIllll0y -I'w2IIl'fIlX, Mo. xIIlI'gIIl't'I SIIIl'I'SiI IIlII'f1lX, Mn, Mario Ivtlkt'-'IIIll'IiI0 Unllcgv. IAIUIIII IVIIIIIIIIIS-IIIIITICIU Vollvgm-. NIU. I.lIl'IIIl NIUKIlIIIl'j'vIIIIll'kI0 Vollvgv. Irvin NlIlIIIl+I'l'lIII'III i'uIIvg'v. Fay M:z1'g:u rottv IIilnlnmll-F:1I1'f:nx. Mu I ITN Tarhio College offers these advantages to graduates of the Fairfax High School l. lts mt-nilwrship in tht- NURTII t'l'iN'l'RAli AHNOUIATION OF l'Ol,I,Etil'IS insurl-s rt-cognition ol' its work. 2. Iixpn-usa-s nrt- low. 'l'r:ix'1-lilig 1-xpviisvs :tru iusigiiifivnnt, tuition foe-s rvuson- :uhh-. llorniitorim-s furnish hourll :intl rooln :ut thc- ininimuin possihlv for gooll honrll :intl good room. Il. Stu-lt-nts vonno from honu-s wlu-rv vloun, wholvsouui living is the- rulv. The Hilvlv is :ln honorwl tvvt hook. ililtilll living is 0lll'lllll'2lgl'li :intl rvquirm-rl. 4. I'hysiv:ul i'illll1'Il'liUll is lwqilirvtl. A new gym, :intl an onlnrgl-nl vanipns fur- nishos :nnplv opportunity. A swimming' pool is :u part of tho eqnipmont. .1. Ul'lltill2ll't' srholurships :intl Tout-liing followships :irc :lv:1il:ihle for ontstxuntll ing gI'2llill2lft'H. 'l'lirt-v nu-n out of fourtovn in its lust class :are in lvmling univorsitics with sul-h positions. Fnrthvl' infornmtion may he- svcuroul hy :uhlrvssing President J. A. Thompson TARKIO, MISSOURI. High School Seniors AFTER HIGH SCHOOL- WHAT? Wlu-ro will you lu' :intl what will you lu' upon tho tvnth, twvntivth or thirtioth unnivvrsznry of your high school coiiinlviu-vineiitP VVill ucliiovclncnt, halppim-ss, :intl tht- satisfying fouling of worth-while' IlL'4'0IIlIlliSilllli'Ilf lu' yours? Or will you lu- looking lmrk with regret? Tho worhl wus nvvvr in greater noorl of qilnlifivwl lc-:ulvrs. Tho prohh-in is now up to you. Your wleoision to uttonfl college will flouhlv your c-liuiivvs for siivvvss. lt will pluvo you in linv for l0:ul0rship for tomorrow. ATTEND YOUR COLLEGE This institution was vstnlvlislu-ll hy tho stutv of Missouri to truin luzulcrs who will guiwh- tho flostiny of tho stzitv in voxning yt-urs. lt is'ni:1int:linv1l so tho pvoplc- of Northwa-st Missouri may lion- tht- host vlluc-:itionznl opportunities :xt the lowest host. Now lxuihlings, now l'lIlliIlllll'!lf :intl :I splvnmliul faculty :irc rozuly to svrvf' you. Living vosts :Irv lowfstutlvut lift' is l'ik'2lSIlllf. An inquiry hy 4-:ml or lt-ttcr will luring you nletuilm-ul inforlnution of this insti- tutiou. Our Vllltlillglll' is yours for thu 2lSiiillQ,f. Northwest Missouri State Teachers College MARYVILLE. MO. UBL W. LAIVIKIN, President . Fairfax Mercantile Co. The Dependable Department Store Fairfax, Missouri Always Anxious To l'0-mpc-rato with The Sfuchmts of The Fairfax High School. Any 'l'imv Wv Van HL- of Svrvivo to You Please Command Us Johnson Sz Evans .ll'lWl'lI,l'lllS l'lXlPl'l'l XV2lt4'lI and .lvwc-lry , . lwy nur. 'IHXHKIG D, M1 D. BOOK STORE W0 carry a ll0llllll0l0 Line of all Books used in the County. D. C. Wilson 8: Son Tarkio, Mo. AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOPPE l'lx wort work dom- at mod- I 0l'2lll' prlcos. Scalp and fzwlzll llviltlllkllll an spovizll- tv. Worm-n and lllllll,ll'L'll llilll' Ulllllllg' any stylv. NI.XlI4'l'll, ,,,, ,,,.,,, SF 1,00 Mrs. Ida Barron llim-ilsm-cl :mal lil-g'isto1'0ml 1 'osn1o110i:1n. Ci DMPLIMENTS OF S. P. KING l'l2llI'f'ElX,S Finest Shop for VVOIYICII 'PHE SPEVIAIIFY sm IP PE. Miss Augusta White Fa i I'l'2lX, M o. ' The Farmers Bank ' I Safe and Conservative I AIIIFAX. MISSOURI. IIIGS1 IIA' IG 'I'U SA VIC S4 bMI'l'I'IIING ICAC 'II VVICIGK. VICTOR MOTCR CC. CASH FOR. HIL AND GAS. Irlxpwt Blcellzluim-s. Ray and Charley Smith l I'rups. I ilIl'fz1X. Mo. HIGHEST PRICES Paid for CIIII 'KENS 'EGGS CRICA M III I DES NVQ carry il stock of l'Ixick0u I+'ue1I-tlle Best. S. J. PEARSE I'I2lII'I.2lX, Mo. HARDVVARE IMPLEMENTS JOHN IJIGEHE, IN'l'l1lRNA'l'IUNAl.. l3l+1NIl'S'l'l+IR Limos. 'Pho l,:1l'U'0,sf lm lltilllbllt lluusv in Nwwtllwost Missouri. P5 McMahon Hdw. 81 Imp. Co. l AlHl4'AX, MISSUVRI. Ha , Feed and rain V. D. CURNUTT l AIIIl AX, M'lSSUl'Hl. DAVIS 81 COMPANY l,lYl'l S'l'Ut'K COMMISSION MICRIUHANTS. 11001115 206, 208. 216, 218-Live Stock I4lXl'l12111g'U. South St. Joseph Mo. NVQ have always wceivccl 211 liberal pa1t1'o11ag'o lrl'01II lllv feeders of Atchison l'o1111ty and will COIIINIIIIIC our llI'0Il1pt illlll CUllI'lCOIlS service in the f11t111'c. PRESSING CLEANING Our lVo1'k is Gl'ARAN'lIEICl7. fllll' Sorvivo is PRI JM PT. IC. ll. KRl'C'Kl9lR Il1illl'f2lX, Mo. MILLINERY The Only lflxclusivo Milli11o1'y Shop in H10 Oily. Miss Sadie Blair I'l21l1'filX. No. St. Joseph Sporting Goods Co. St. Josopll, Mu. VVQ f':11'1'y thc most GUIIIIJIOIP Lino of SPORTING GOODS III tho Pity. l5isl1'il111to1's for X. Al. HO2ll'll P. Golrls111ith lh-tail - XVll0l0S2IlC. 420 Folix Sl. THE NEW SHGP l4,Xlil3l'1HS. .I. W. 'l'llUliN'I'UN l+'z1irl'z1x, Mo. MEATS Silllllillj' Svrvicc Systmll. Ralph Phillips I+'airfz1X, M ob. FLEMING CAFE 'I'l I IC l'3l'1S'I' l'l,.X1'l4l 'FH l'l.X'l' lll'Nl'lll'IS .Xt All lluura Open Till Midnight Fairfax Oil Company W0 ZllJIll'UCl2lll' your llllSlllL'SS :mal ask nn Ulbllwflllllllj' to 1-mxviiivv you llml 0lll'hllNl1l is lwsf O. F. Schooler l .XlIil XY Nl ISN ll'l-ll. 'The Peopks Bank A Good l'3z1nk in :1 Gund Town. NOW IS A HHH!! 'l'IMl'l 'FU ST.-XH'l' A SA Y I NGS Al 'Q 'K ll'N'l'. DRAGON, l. C. SICNFT, '2lSlli0l'. .Xss't. Vaslxim WIC UAIIRY l lRS'l' VIASS Ilardvvare You will find us I1-:uly to Svrvo your NV:ll1iS :xml Nc-mls. BRANDON HARDWARE ' AND Sl'l'I'l,Y VHNIPAXY. 'l'Hl'l PllH'l'HGIi.XPllS IN THIS ANNUAL . WE li lfl Bl A I IIC B Y A. E. ANDERSEN 'l'ARKlU. MISSOVHI. llupliczxtvs mm bo had at any time. HAVE YHVH ULD i'IAVl'IlI+lS MADE NEVV .--A 'pf- THE PANTORIUM 'l'A RK14 I, MISSQ H 'RL NVQ- lmvo Nlmlurn Plqllipnmmlt and f-an do it lwtn-1'. We pay tho postage. ll. Ii. S'l'I+IVI'lNSUN, Prop. TEMPLETON DRUG CO Vnlllplm-tv Lim' of l'l'lNSl,Al'i lDHl'flS. l'llU'l'U Sl'l'l'llllCS :xml .I HW l'Il,l-I Y. llz11'g'v l'h1o11gl1 In l'1'01vc-I You Small l'lll0llQ,'ll tu Know You. Always lim-:uly tu Svrvc Yun. Exchange Bank of Fairfax C Lumber and Coal l,I'I'l' VS I lGl'lZl'10N YUVR IZIIJIQ. H. O. SLY Sc SON ICXIHFAX, MISSUVRI. MERCHANDISE GROCERIES HARDWARE ' Ul'R MU'l l'U, SC HOGLER BRCS. Benson-Smith Motor Co. Studebaker Szllvs and Sovvlc-0. FA IRFAX, M ISSI JURI GICNERAL THIS SPAN! BLACKSMITHING DONA 'PE D WAG1 JN W1 PRK BY A SPEC 'IALT Y. FRED R. MCMAHON o A. H. PRIME I zli1'fz1x, No. H'l'.Xl'lJl'1 nnml FANQ 'Y Groceries MILLER BROS. Fa il-fax, M o. FAIRFAX FORUM Flu- I':1p4-1' with n Purpose PllllllSl1l'4l NYM-lily by ROY I.. IIVLSIG. Arlu-1'1is01's will find that THE FORUM ls Read In the llome. To l'021Cll the people of Atchison County Put. It In Phono - 1532 The Forum THE HOME BAKERY QUALITY l,lll'0 and VVl1olesonn- BRICAID FURNITURE and PASTR IES n A, Henry Husing Hackett Sons I4'a1i1'fz1x, M o. Fairfax. Mo. Fora' SA I ,IGS A NIU SICR VII 'I'I. AGI1IN'I'S FUR I'RUSlII'IY AND MUSIC MAS'l'I+IIi RADIUS. King-Moorman Motor Co FAI l'il4'A X, MISSI IVRI VVIIIIIRIC TIIIG DOLLAR IJUIGS I'l'S IJUTY. XVIII-ru You Get Full VVoigI1'f and Mousllre. 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