Fairfax High School - Guardian Yearbook (Fairfax, MO)

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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.

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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.

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'. 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.