Fairfax High School - Guardian Yearbook (Fairfax, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

WWW B2 wif. .L . f 43? I959 H fl pf, Edltor In Chlef Barbara Watk1nS Ass1Stant Edltor Harrlett Barrett Buslness Manager Wanda Thompson Asslstant Manager Joe Morgan Advlser Vlrs J Hayden Pveatt jf . PUBLISHED 'L-8.523 -if Qc: ,.,.-.. H5 '4-- Q--Ui FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Y'- M FAIRFAX MISSOURI Through these doors pass those who are dedlcated to the attalnrnent of knowledge W I I I 1 1 . . 'x F ' V fn' . . SSQ' A BY 'I V- N. -.Q A'-.-2.4- . ' me-F THE ANNUAL STAFF A F ALL A A-F f -, f. A -+-4 kg- .-1 .sb A:-.rr O ,Likfkw ,. L. I flrlffdin n The Semor Class of 1959 proudly ded1cates the 1959 Guard1an to Mr Marvln Kruse who has g1ven twenty one years to teachmg Fa1rfax H1gh School students As the sponsor of many sen1or classes and the coach of numerous w1nn1ng teams he has mfluenced the l1ves and the careers of countless students We shall remember you Mr Kruse for your fr1endl1 ness your dellghtful sense of humor and your helpful gu1dance throughout our semor year The Class Of 1959 DOORS Someone has 11kened l1fe to a long corr1dor down wh1ch we pass Many doors of oppor tumty open from th1s corr1dor and one may choose whxch ever pleases h1m most As we open each one we automatlcally close another As you turn the pages of th1s your yearbook may you f1nd pleasure ln your gllmpses through the doors of Fa1rfax H1gh School and the opportumtxes each open door offers ' 1 J ' 2 ' J ' .v .v - 43 , . .v ' s 1 Rah '63 vs? M! 1 W nmlnnstrnunn Hr 1 WW '09 JA FAIRFAX R-III BOARD OF EDUCATION: Don Bowman, Earl Sims, F. Dragoo, Dr, R. L. Cundall, Richard Burke, Hal Davis, and Cy Jones. To have an education, the student must put forth an effort. If you put nothing into your education, nothing is K exactly what you will receive in return. Many students of many schools do not understand this. The faculty is proud of the many graduates of this school who have set high standards and ideals for themselves, who have worked hard and are now good witnesses of Fair- fax High School. We believe that we can be justly proud ofthe class of 1959. Seniors, we congratulate you. ' A1':. .w . 7.3,-A . .- I-,,,.,',-, ,.,-i ' ,., 1- . if V ' , ,. ' . ,. ., . L Seniors-- Twclve gears ago you entered our school .is first grad- ers. Eric-hyearlhave watched you advance--grade hy grade. Now here you are as Seniors in o xr High School, and I know you have received a good ecluc-ation. We hope that you will make good use of it. Good luck to you, ,emi- XS MR J HAYDEW PYEATT NIRS CORINNE VIITCHELL M A M A Voc Agrlculture VOC Home EQ B S 1n Educanon Enghsh Speech B S m Educatwn P E SCICHCG MR MARVINI KRUSE BS MRS CAROLYN O'DELL Math SCIENCE Studw Hall MR CORWIN ELLIOTT B S m EdllCatlOI'1 Muslc .-- X B S ln Educatlon Busmess .54 L 'VIR E W WAKE B Coach SOCIH1 SCIENCE if I I ff f Y N F 'G i - , Y ' - MRS. ADAH PYEATT MR. RONALD O'DELL MRS. GENE HAUN I R523 FWS . J ,,.A MRS VONCEAL NAUMAIN MISS UCLA WEPJDIN A B Math Secretary to Supermtenden ...BAR - MHS. JUANITA HAUN History-Elem. Prim. B. S. Education t M X xW -mmf STUDEN I COUNCIL ST-XNDING Phyllls Svvackhamer Jane Ann Kemerllng Janlce Lawrence Steve Schlachter Joyce Lewls Llnda NIASSIG SEATLD Mr A C Hennlngsen Advlser Dlck Snyder Sherry Brlndle Jack Pearce Karen Emrlck Kenneth Davls We are very proud that after many years wlthout a student councll F H S organlzed one thls year Although lt wlll take several years to grow and prosper we feel a lot has been accom pl1shed Vie hope our under classmen wtll assume the leadershlp m th1s group and msure better student government 1n the future ANNL XL SIAFF STANIDING L1HddNldS s1e E1anc1sNl1chael1s 'NIarv1nW1ley Ld Sex mour Larry Roop Nlarvln Grlffey Brenda Whltford Larry Lawrence Joe Davls Charles Rosfnboom Nlaxy Ellen Close SEATLD Nlrs J Haxden Pxeatt Advlser Donna Hed uck Waxne Dwlflellalt Barbara Viatklns Harrlett Barrett Jack Pearce karen Rax Fred Stoner Joe Xlorgan and VS anda Thomp son Q9 I' :XX -Xnothex accompllshment F H S has made IS the formlng of an annual staff and the productlon of our 1909 Cualdlan Thls IS the fust annual b1I1CE, 19:11 We slncerelx hope the 19:19 Guardlan wlll become a treasured mcmento to exerxone 111 the xeaxs to come I-If M':2-'Qfa-.'gg 'varlck Graves Bob Games Dlck Flanagan Bob Powell J T Wlutford Bob Hedrick OUR HELPING HANDS John Schlacterr' Ed Gr-ugh -Q. and 1 ffm QU-li Q-Q1' im ,M Jackle Sm1th, Lo1s Harmon, Evelyn Volker, Mary Taylor, Loulse Wake an S.-D --nqpnn W, pt QQ, XX hgn thgse doo.S Closm bchmd 5 what doeb the future hold lZI1IlIlI'5 . ! 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CARL MYERS, Tarkio, Missouri Page 15 sponsored by the FAIRFAX ELEVATOR COMPANY l Falrfax M1SSOUI'1 EDWARD SEYMOUR Ed H1s Thoughts Are Never In The Clty Not Thls One F A Class Off1cer 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2 Semor Play 4 LINDA MASSIE Lucy ' A Qu1et Glrl Is She Sometunes Student Counc1l 4 Class Off1C8F 4 Annual Staff 4 Semor Play 4 H A 3 Chorus 2 3 LARRY ROOF 'He May Be Qulet Bu Who Knows F A 1 Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 Football 3 4 Sernor Play 4 FRANCIS MICHAE LIS M1ke Aw Shucks School Bothers Me F A Annual Staff 4 SARRA DUGGE R I Was Born To Glggle And G1ggle I ust Senlor Play 4 A 2 Chorus 1 3 4 MARVIN WILEY F F A 1 Basketball 3 4 Annual Staff 4 SGIIIOI' Play 4 Page 1S sponsored by the Tark1o MISSOUPI Chase Me GIPIS I'm Full Of Fun FIRST NATIONAL BANK ' ll ll I F.. .1,2,3,4 ll ' ' M ll F.H. . ,3,4 4' ' , ll . . . ,2,3,4 FRED STONER ' Fred's A Swell Kid And Full Of Fun That's Why He's Liked By Everyone Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Football 3 4 Key Club 2 DONNA DALE HED RICK Work Is My Middle Name Basketball 2 3 4 Pep Squad I 2 3 H A 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Band l 2 3 4 JOE MORGAN His Studying Will Bring Hun Succe A 1 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Football 4 Key Club 2 Page 1S sponsored by COOPER PLUMBING 8: HEATING Tarkio Missouri But Play Is My First I ll , . , , F, . . ,3f4' I 1 I4 ,, , .... SSH F.F. . ,2,3,4 GARY WE NNIHAN Gary Is The Quiet Type, But Beware He's D ynamite Student Council 1 F. F.A. 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 2 Senior Play 4 HARRIETT BARRETT 'Harrietta' She Smiles At Many Just or Fun But We All Know There's Only One Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Senior Play H A Basketball 1 Band 1 2 Q-an 4 LARRY LAWRENCE F A Track 2 Football 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 2 Semor Play 4 Page 1S sponsored by CO OP Rock Port Missouri I ' I ll ' F J Il , , ,4' F, . . 3,4 y All This And Mary Jo Too f f F. . .1,2.3,4 f-- i MARVIN GRIFFEY Grlff L1on Among Men Lamb Among Women Annual Staff 4 Basketball 3 4 Seruor Play 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Page 1S sponsored by FLESHER PHARMACY Tarluo Mlssourr 1 DONALD POE Don Women Dlsturb Me Not Semor Play 4 A JOYCE LEWIS Qu1et You Should Know Her Better Basketball 1 2 3 4 Basketball Queen 4 Student Counc1l 4 Seruor Play 4 Chorus 1 ll ll ll ' , ll F.F. . 1,2 ll - - ll F. H. A. 2,3,4 ll ' ll BARBARA WATKINS Barb Her Voice Was Ever Soft, Gentle, And Low, An Excellent Thing In A Woman Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Senior Play 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 WAYNE SWINE HART 'SW1g Its Easy To Be Good Unless You orget ' Annual Staff 4 Senlor Play 4 Key Club 2 3 GEORGIA HARBIN Joy She's A Blg Game Hunter Men Are Her Game Y Teens 2 Chorus 1 Page 1S sponsored by MOORE BROTHERS D X Fa1rfax M1ssour1 MARY ELLEN CLOSE Mert The Reward Of A Thlng Well Done Is To Have It Done Pep Squad 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 H A 2 Sen1or Play 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 3 4 JOE DAVIS 'Laugh And I'll Laugh W1th You Study And ou Study Alone Basketball Klng 4 Basketball 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Senlor Play 4 F A 1 Football 3 4 Key Club 2 Track 2 4 Basketball Co Capta1n 4 BRE NDA WHITFORD Why Should The Dev1l Have All The Good Tlmes Basketball 1 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 F H A 2 Annual Staff 4 Seruor Play 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Sponsored by HUNTER DRY GOODS Fa1rfax MISSOHFI AND GROCE RY STORES ll ll I1 . ll J J F. . . ,3,4 I 1 J I I I . l I Y Il , J Class Officer 1 F. . . ,2 I I Il . - IV J J I .Y J I J J . . . ,3,4 J I J ' . 'If FRANCES HAMILTON I've Found What I Want HA2 Chorus 1 3 4 Semor Play 4 CHARLES ROSENBOOM Charlle ooks' 't1S A Dull And Endless Str1fe' Annual Staff 4 Seruor Play 4 Band 1 2 3 4 WANDA THOMPSON There Were Enough Money In It I Could Be Qu1et Page 1S sponsored by DR Fa1rfax M1ssour1 Pep Squad 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Seruor Play 4 Camera Club 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 F H A 3 R L CUNDALL Sn POLLY'S rv F, . . ,3,4 ll ' ll B . l f , if All n - ll . . f',i HISTORY OF THE CLASS '59 One br1ght September morn m 1947 M1ss Grace opened the door to make way for the future graduat1ng class of 1959 Members of th1s class 1ncluded Gary Barton Donald Chambers Joe Dav1s Arron Dudley Dorothy Fletcher Bert Graves Jr Marv1n Gr1ffey Dorothy Kruse Frances McCall Jack Pearce Jud1th Ph1ll1ps Karen Ray Charles Rosenboom Ronnle Lynch Edche Seymour Fred Stoner Barbara Watkms Brenda Wh1tford and Raymond Wooten Dur1ng the s1xth week of school Vlanda Thompson entered The future graduatmg class remamed the same dur1ng the second th1rd and fourth years 1n school Wanda Thompson wandered off to Mlnnesota dur1ng our flfth grade Dur1ng our s1xth year Vtanda Thompson re entered and Sarra Mae Money and Xl ayne Swmehart 3o1ned the class What a year that was' Our seventh grade proved to be a most prosperous year We ga1ned n1ne classmates who Jolned us on our march towards graduat1on They were Mary Ellen Close Joyce Lew1s Larry Roop Joe Nlorgan and Vlarvm Wlley from Dalevlew Donna Dale Hedr1ck and Don Poe from Irlsh Grove Lmda Mass1e from M1lton and Larry Lawrence from Elkdale Rem ember that year lmttle Do b1nneys and Sweet Petun1as and OH' we can t forget those darlmg books Francls Mlchaells Jolned us dur1ng our e1ghth grade year Our Freshman year proved to be qulte 6XC1t1flg and somet1mes we proved ourselves to be as green as the upperclassmen thought us to be The dear l1ttle freshman boys trled to prove the1r ab1l1ty 1n us1ng chem1cals 1n Sclence Class and almost set the room on f1re The year came to a cl1max on the last day of school p1cn1c It s probably more v1v1d 1n Mary Ellen Close s m1nd than anyone else s The off1cers for the year were Jack Pearce Presldent Joe Davls V1ce Pres1dent Larry Lawrence Secretary and Treasurer Ed Seymour Soc1al Cha1rman Our Sophomore year Harr1ett Barrett and Gary Wenmhan Jomed us Mary Ellen Close dec1ded she'd see 1f school was any d1fferent 1n St Joseph Vlandermg Wanda Thompson wandered off to M1nnesota for her Sophomore year The g1rls tr1ed to prove themselves carpenters wh1le the boys tr1ed the1r hands at cooklng Thls proved hazardous to both students and teachers Off1cers for the year were Larry Lawrence Pres1dent Garv Vlennlhan Our Jun1or year began and Wanda Thompson f1na1ly dec1ded F H S was for her lt must have been unan1mous for Mary Ellen Close became our classmate once more Joy Harbm transferred from Shenandoah Durmg th1s year Barbara Watk1ns fmlshed her school year at Los Alamos New Mex1co Th1s year was our b1ggest thr1ll Remember all those n1ghts we decorated for the prom? Ask Mr Fraser and Mr Pyeatt we bet they can remember One of the bxggest thr1l1s at the banquet was the presentat1on of our class r1ngs Our class off1cers for the year were Harr1ettBarrett Presxdent Jack Pearce Vlce Presldent Joyce Lew1s Secretary and Treasurer and Fred Stoner Soc1al Cha1rman The year we had been wa1t1ng for our Sen1or year f1nal1y arrlved Th1s was our last step towards graduatlon BarbaraVlatk1ns Jolned us Now our class was complete Many thmgs happened dur1ng th1s year to make It exc1t1ng A few of these happemngs were Our tr1p to Shenandoah for our p1ctures and v1s1t1ng the State Hospltal 1n Clar1nda Ice Capades at Omaha, Sen1or Play In1t1at1on 1nto the alumn1 assoclatlon and the cllmax to the whole year was our Sen1or tr1p to Osage Beach 1n the Ozarks Marchmg up the alsle 1n the1r caps and gowns to Pomp and C1rcumstance were Jack Pearce Joe Davls Brenda Vlfhltford Fred Stoner Donna Hedrlck Don Poe XX anda Thompson Barbara Vlatkms Viayne Sw1nehart Charles Rosenboom Edd1e Seymour Larry Roop Karen Ray Harr1ett Barrett Marvln VS 1ley Joe Morgan Marvm Grlffey Larry Lawrence Llnda Mass1e Joy Harbm Sarra Dugger Mary Ellen Close Gary llenmhan and Joyce Lew1s Our Class Off1cers for the year were Jack Pearce Presldent Ed Seymour XICE Pr-es1dent Karen Ray Secretary and Treasurer Llnda Mass1e Soc1alCha1rman Looks 11ke th1s IS good by to good old F H S . . , . . . 1 J J 1 J J 'x 1 1 I J I J I J l I J I ' ' I ! J . . I M, - X, . . V . I : I , 1 , l , 1 T ' , . , . ' . . . , . U Q 1 ' n 4 . , 1 ' I . I , . 1 . , . - . 3 , 2 , - . , . . . . . . . , . - ' 3 , h 3 , I ' , V1ce-Pres1dentg Harriet Barrett, Secretary and Treasurerg and Fred Stoner, Social Chairman. 7 . . . . . . , 1- . . . . . 3 . ' 1 ' , ' 2 , ' - ' 5 , I , - . . , . I . . . . S , . . y . . - U I Y J v D I J 3 I I J J I 3 9 . 1 1 I 1 1 ,D v 9 . J J J V i 1 ' . - I r- : , . , ' 1 , 3 ' . - SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senlor Class of 1959 of Falrfax H1gh School Falrfax Mlssourx belng of un sound m1nds and unconst1tut1onalr1ghts do hereby declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament Mary Ellen Close w1lls her qulet manner to Sharon Abbott make good use of lt Sharon Don Poe wlshes to leave to all the gumor boys h1s general good humor and h1s ever helpmg hand Joyce Lewls wants to bequeath her success ln catchxng her man to Merllvn Inman Good luck Mer1lyn Joe Dav1s leaves to Gary Burke h1s hot roddlng and also h1s long love 11ne Karen Ray wlshes to pass on her basketball ab1l1t1es to Karen Emr1ck Vle know youll follow 1n her footsteps Karen Gary Wenmhan w1l1s h1s ab1l1ty to attract the oppos1te sex to D A Martm You w1ll succeed D A Harr1ett Barrett wllls her success IH recewmg a blg rock and a followmg June weddlng o R1ta Browmng W1l1 lt be here or ln Rock Port R1ta'P Fred Stoner bequeaths h1s great speed and tacklmg ab1l1ty to J1m Pearce Wayne Swlnehart wlshes to leave h1s ab111ty to drlve through people s yards to B111 Fears Keep up the good work B111 Wanda Thompson bequeaths her scholast1c ab1l1ty and her ever present sense of humor to Casey Hackett Donna Hedrlck wants to leave her Turmng Down Dates ab1l1ty to Merrllyn Mltchell Sarra Dugger leaves her g1ggles at the wrong t1me to Evelyn Hall Just glggle Evelyn we don t care when Joe Morgan w1lls h1s academ1c achlevements and eagerness to work to B111 Abbott It really wouldn t hurt you to use lt B111 Larry Roop leaves h1s l1terature book and sklll ln readlng MACBETH to Jlm Schooler It s really a ball Jun Jack Pearce leaves h1s ab1l1ty to play basketball to Donnle Dlxon Pract1ce makes perfect Donnle Marv1n Gr1ffey wlshes to leave h1s athletic ab1l1ty and h1s congemal manner to Wayne Thom son Joy Harbm w1lls her 23 hour a day study per1od to Hope Thayer and Bonme Showalter Don t get dlscouraged glrls Larry Lawrence w1shes to leave to Robert Patterson h1s qulet manner ln speech Be good to Mrs Pyeatt next year Robert Ed Seymour leaves h1s absentee spmdle ln the offlce to any Junlor who needs lt Don't be too hard on lt next year k1ds Lmda Massle w1l1s her great love for those long Home Economlcs sewlng projects to Pat Vogel Barb Watk1ns leaves her number 1 ratmgs and her saxophone to Kenneth Davls Vlork hard next year Kenneth and you can do lt too Brenda Wh1tford w1lls her act1ve sen1or year to all the sen1or g1r1s of the future lVIarv1n V1 1ley and Charles Rosenboom leave the1r road maps and ad d r e s s books to all the boys 1n the Jumor class Use them to an advantage boys' 1 : .v 1 J ' , . -- : ' 1 J . , . . . 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A , . t J 7 . . ,. - 1 . , - SENIIOR CLASS PROPHECY Mr Kruse the sponsor of the graduatlng class of 1959 has Just boarded the rocket sh1p Wh1Ch he recently completed durmg a leave of absence from Fa1rfax H1gh School He 1S due back 1n Fa1rfax 1n t1me for next year s fall term but now h1S only concern IS w1th h1s forth com1ng tr1p Wh1Ch w1ll take h1m throughout the world 1n search of h1S devoted students many of whom he hasn t seen s1nce the1r graduat1on 1n 1959 Vlagor Joe DaV1s who has Just come home on leave from the A1r Force lS p1lot1ng Mr Kruse on th1s world Wlde tr1p Joe has been stat1oned 1n Honolulu where p1neapples and hoola dancers are a part of h1s every day l1fe Lt Marv1n Gr1ffey also home on leave from the A1r Force 1S ass1st1ng Joe as h1s nav1gator It seemed that the1r wheels had barely left the groud when the Ind1anapo11s a1rport came 1nto s1ght They planned to v1s1t the Ind1anapo11s speedway that afternoon to see another of Mr Kruse s former students now famous Wayne Sw1nehart race h1s Super Son1c LX Spec1al Wayne deslgned th1s car h1mself and that was lts f1rst publ1c appearance They left ll ayne very much exclted about w1nn1ng h1s f1rst race 1n h1S new car The nav1gator lnformed them that the1r next stop would be Nlew York C1ty They were met at the a1rport by Karen Ray who IS now owner of the Ray Model1ng School She IS ret1red from model1ng and IS help1ng other young g1rls get started 1n that profess1on They stayed ov rnlght ln NI ew York and left the Un1ted States next mormng for the1r f1rst tr1p across the ocean The1r f1rst stop was Gander 'Newfoundland Th1s 1S where Joy Harb1n IS now Stat1Oned as a member of the L S Women s Nlarme Corps She 1nv1ted them to the enterta1nment program for that afternoon She IS now mak1ng a career of the Mar1nes and spends her t1me enterta1n1ng at the off1cer s club They movedfrom Newfoundland westward to Juneau Alaska where they boarded a Jeep and traveled to a construct1on camp There they V1S1ted Mr and Mrs Ralph lxlncannon the former Barbara Watk1ns who told them that she enjoys th1s out door llfe as the Wlfe of an eng1neer who travels They re boarded the rocket Shlp at Juneau and went across the Bering Sea 1nto Russ1a to Moscow Thls IS where Joe Morganhas h1s headquarters as an Ag teacher He IS teach1ng modern farmmg methods to the RUSSIHHS and so far has been very successful From there they entered the northern border of contam1nated Yugoslav1a There they met Dr Stoner who has been work1ng Wlth the Ep1sud1c ep1dem1c that 1S takmg over that part of the country He had taken off the week end to rest up from the hard work that had been requ1red of h1m He told them of many exc1t1ng exper1ences that have occurred to h1m 1n the last ten years They left Dr Stoner much 1mproved and were once more a1rborne to cross the Adr1at1c Sea to lNaples Italy Com1ng 1nto the Naples A1r Force Base they heard the fam1l1arvo1ce of Lt Charles Rosenboom from the commun1cat1ons center 1n the control tower Charles st1ll prefers the G1na Lollabr1g1da type so naturally he took them to the current n1ghtspot where she was appear1ng They left Charles 1n the control tower g1v1ng them the OK to leave The1r nav1gator 1nformed them that the next stop would be 1n the southern and darkest part of Afr1ca Here they v1s1ted the nat1ve pygm1es and found an old school fr1end Mary Ellen Close a reg1stered nurse who enjoys nurs1ng the pygm1es and IS plann1ng on stay1ng over there unt1l the rxght man comes along From South Afr1ca they flew to London England where they tr1ed to make an appo1ntment w1th accountant Donald E Poe He was at Buck1ngham Palace where he was 1n conference Wlth the Queen He has a very 1mportant Job and at present 1S try1ng to stra1ghten out England s f1nanc1al problems They left Don st1ll very troubled over the f1nanc1al status but hop1ng to be able to get It stra1ghtened out so that he can get back home soon Nlext on the1r 1t1nerary was South Amer1ca They landed 1n Brazll and from there traveled to the headquarters of a construct1on camp where Ed Seymour IS employed He has been here s1nce graduat1ng from h1gh school and It certa1nly looked as 1f the cllmate has agreed w1th h1m Mr Kruse reported that Edd1e was very happy and well s-at1sf1ed Jack Pearce has always had the amb1t1on to become a m1l11ona1re He fmally reached that goal and IS now enjoylng one of hlS manv long vacat1ons on the French R1v1era Jack st1ll rema1ns a bachelor 1n Splte of all the bath1ng beaut1es that surround h1m another Bob Cumrnmgs On the way to Hong Kong Mr Kruse was seen try1ng to man1pulate a pa1r of ChOpSt1CkS wh1ch seemed even more d1ff1cult than teach1ng tr1g to h1gh school students Marv1n W1ley showed Mr Kruse the tr1ck when they V1S1ted h1m at the mess hall on the A1r Force base where he IS stat1oned He took off a l1ttle t1me from peel1ng one of the thousands of potatoes he has been peel1ng 1n the A1r Force to say that he was very happy and had just 1nvented a new potato peeler that w11l peel one hundred at a t1me Sounds l1ke a good 1nvent1on doesn't xt? From Hong Kong the group flew back to the states to make the1r f1rst land1ng at Los An geles Cal1forn1a They went to Wanda Thompson s apartment from the a1rport and spent the even1ng Wlth her d1scuss1ng her class and the old home town She lS work1ng as a med1cal 11 brarlan now and 1S very successful and well known 1n her f1eld L - 1 1 . . . . , . . . . , - 1 , . . . . L I Q . . , ,. 4 . .. . . , . , . . - . ' 1 C l - - T .. .. . . ,- . Y . , . .. . .. 1 . .. . , ' 1 .1 A -1 1 A - , . , . . T . . . -- - , . J ' D 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . , . . . . .1 , . . .. . ., . - v- ' I I . . , ' , . , . They flew from Cal1forn1a to B1111HgS Montana where Brenda and Scott Hackett are now res1d1ng They have just started a new branch of General M1113 there and are work1ng as part ners Scott IS develop1ng new types of gra1n for the m1ll and Brenda IS puttmg the exper1ments tc, use 1n new cake m1xes They moved south from there to Cheyenne Viyommg and had no trouble locat1ng the dude ranch owned and operated by Gary Wenmhan HIS beaut1ful resort IS really a br1ght spot on the desert and looks l1ke a wonderful placeto spend a vacat1on Vlr Kruse really hated to leave that ranch seems as though ther was a cute blonde r1d1ng 1nstructor there that rem1nded h1m of HIS Wlfe back home They flew south aga1n to Boulder Colorado where the former L1nda TXIHSSIE and husband l1ves I 1nda 1S now a very competent housew1fe and mother of four youngsters Next they flew to Dallas Texas where they stayed over mght w1th Donna Dale and Ronme Frede Ronme 1S the manager of a large department store there and Donna Dale IS buys managmg the house and two l1ttle boys L eav1ng the Lone Star State they headed for good old MISSOUFI They landed just over the Sarra Nlae IS busy wr1t1ng her th1rd best seller They started on the last day of the1r rocket tr1p the next mormng and landed 1n Fa1rfax 1n t1me for lunch Mr Kruse thanked h1s compan1ons and placed h1S rocket 1n h1S garage He then purchased a new Corvette and left town to V1S1t h1s former students who now l1ve near Fa1rfax H1s f1rst stop was at the home of Joyce and N1elV1n Strough They are l1v1ng on a farm near Sk1dmore now and ra1s1ng t1p top grade cattle and many l1ttle Stroughs Larry Roop s farm was next on the 1t1nerary for the day and lt was a very 1nterest1ng place to V1S1t Larry 15 now very successful as one of the largest corn farmers 1n Northwest lXllSSOUI'l Just outs1de Fa1rfax res1des a happy fam1ly of s1x namely Glen and Harr1ett M1tchell and the1r four l1ttle ones Harr1ett told us that as soon as the youngest starts to school she W111 resume her teachmg 1n the Fa1rfax school system The last stop before return1ng home was the farm of Larry Lawrence He IS very successful as a d1vers1f1ed farmer wh1ch 1ncludes l1vestock gram poultry and o1l wells L1ke all tr1ps Mr Kruse's was very 1nterest1ng but also t1r1ng So he has dec1ded to become a herm1t for the next month so that he w1ll be completely rested for the fall term state line and spent the night with Mrf and Mrs. Duane Dugger. He is a Chevrolet salesman and I J 3,5 V' -:gy Laure1s Awarded ! Miss See retary 1959 Xews! Reflection Year-end mess Eager Beavers Prom Royalty Around the fountain M-rn-ni, Delicious! Need an extension! Bridge over 275 Conference Fha SLUIOI Play Father Was rXIfOL1b6W1fQ VX X Cla and hen Fxrplq Sarra Dugger karen Ray Harrlett Barrett Joy Harbm Wanda lhompaou I md Stonu 11011111 IfGdI'1Ck Wayng Swmehart Barbara Watlxlns Joe Davls Jack PQa1u Maw Closg I uni Wmtford Gary Wenmhan and Don Poe PHE PRODLCTION STAFF 66 fx Z' Q 3 N , l.l.x H A - IV ,v',1,. ', fi, if if 'a I P 5. . 0 . , V 4 I 5 t L1 . 41. ' 5 1 . -'4-1-Q..-1 . . Z . ' ' . . . J., X. ' . I I I J i J K 1 X 1 1 1 x 31 I U X, 11' J I I I ' aa- Q 1 T X I X , ' x M5 k ' S .,h,' f , . 1 1 '44 .vi 'M 1- fo 6' 7? 1 1. ,554 f vi Q . 1 f f A H 4? .7 5:1 ,, 'iff ,W ,V '03 '51 ?'lff?: , LQ? 'ff 2 ,wmf WJ. -3654 , , V its! 'Sly gr I in Lx, 1 ., A.. M LQ, Z J' 5 ,E gg W 4 f ww ff' K f 'cf gf M ng? ,. ' f'4?:,gLgg 'afvw 4,, . . 3, ,I V 57 : If , W -5 ,f . , , A Q 4 ,Q V. v fmzfq v ,V 4 W , V M 7 Liv, - 1 ' , ,, ' ' 9 : Zi , V ' ,, gfifngff, j W4 W, g ,f A W , W, Z ,nf ,. ,Q A, ' , ff ,zpw f ., 'Y W , L mr , , ,V ' f 'f f fig, ry wi . Q gy' F 4 ? ,. , 2 ii' ' I,g,g ,g 5! ' M' 2 ff , ef., lf fi,-xv? ' .fa -,3 jr' ,f - f v .1:f ' . , L A W ,, , '9V 1 ' , MW-fvg '12 F '49 'u .. IV 'Yer 1 wt Bill Fears, PRESIDENT Jim Schooler, VICE-PRESIDENT Karen Emrick, SECRETARY-TREASURER Mrs Haun SPONSOR Merr'1lynM1tche1l SOCIAL CHAIRMAN B111 Abbott 'EF' Kenneth Davls Rlta Browmng Gary Burke Sharon Abbott Qs 'T m Don Dlxon Casey Hackett D X Martln Judy Falr Evelyn Hall Patty Vogel Merrllyn Inman Robert Patterson Jun Pearce Hope Thayer Wayne Thomson Frank Weyer Plcture Not Avallable IUNIORS t -. V 'A vt. S - . ,I , .,g, I A I if I V ,x 1 15 L lk 3. I A . I gg , ,I 9. I R 5 W V, , V, L t if , 4 K I I A k -are gf ' , V , 3 I gigs 7 I I ,S 1 Y If '94 2 l 1. . A . t , l V V l ,, , Barbara Jones PRESIDENT D1ck Snyder VICE PRESIDENT Lynda Steele SECRETARY TREASURER Sherry Brindle, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Mr. O'De11, SPONSOR Sharon Norton DlCk1B Kemerhng Peggy Close Sharon Brownmg Judy Sm1th Jlmmy Dale Irv1ne Wesley Morgan Larry Abbott Loretta Close Kay Graves Sherry Allen W1lma Wmdhorst Plctu re Not Avallable Larry Davls SOPHOMORES Barbara Whltford James Rader Jessle McCrary Duane Rosenbohm Eugenla Brownmg Stephen Cottle Jerry Srmth Nancy Bowman Vlolet Ellsworth Gary Frohn Charles Golden Ruthle PFICG Mary Jo Faylor Jerrx Hayes Lola Mae Vaufv PICTUFC Not Aw allable Kav Volker Vlerle Cottle bharon Lllsworth ,U Q' if fi Li M Xl lx' 1 Aw N 4' tty, ' A 1 ' V. fi. . t K 42. ' 5 X ' lll- ' M 3 o ' , .,,-+ K W B- 1 :X . ' 9 fi V o A I. ' A fl' 4 LV fvrvl VV V - 3 . .1 - ,ky pw if -I 7 fi t V d,E.,f A ' V. . r , Q I i ff. ' r bm Q Q ' '?:e:::af4,Y:' . U ' 51 2' or Q -- Qwfnvt.-32 , - A 2 Q' , 9 K' 1, ,' X l l: V I J M-8 Kent Lawrence PRESIDENT .,,.' Sam Creed 'VICE PRESIDENT Velma Barrett SECRETARY TREASURER yr' ,-. i 5: 'Z' inf! fbi: o 1 I 1 Ill ti '25 eq Robert Erwln rv X FRESHMEN Mr Elllott SPONSOR Clark Cofer SOCI XL CHAIRMAN Gerald Doughertx Lynette Bradfleld Sam Johnson Betty Graves Shlrley Carter Merylan Hargus Donna Graves Vlrguua McAdams Ann Flanagan Jaruce Lawrence Suzanne Hunter Margaret Ellsworth Wayne Ireland E1leen McCartney Karen lVIcCla1n Charles Lewls I , A It ' ttt A I p rr :H , E , A, I , L , , .,,,,i'kA' V Al i s 1, . N : ' ' 1 ,S ,W 1 ,- 34' I M . 'Fl' j Y if ' l ll If . 'M W i fi - PA ,. - I I Ja ' :vt -5-'x I L.. if I .7 ' J T Li , . 1 S 09 ' S S V Shllah Lewls Steve Schlacter Jackle Rader Nlarletta Moreland Cameron Pope Nlta Stevenson Janet Moreland John Pearce Larry Walker M8FC13 Slemmons Rlta Ollver Steve Umbarger Ann Trauernlcht Sammy Smlth Susle Stoner Gary Thomson fs: 07 Vlfglllla Vogel Judy Thompson R1cky Wake Sharon Bohn Penny Swackhammer NX xr w ,3 waszvgai lv? wtf 4 -.W , .il ..f J f , , , ,, , 2 4 ,, f, ' . f ' W -. , ,.,, ,.,,,a, , I N ' f ,W , , ,, ,NM f .W i 0 4 1 4 , 2 9 ,,. 1? Q ,, Z W Q63 ' f wg-Je A-w 1 T7 T' W' Uh wr-s N S-. 4225 I .47 Q ,4- XAXX1 35 kwa L- 5 'E' Q..-I TH GRADE Jlm Watkms MHFCIR Wennlhan Emmet Wlndhorst Georgla Harb1n Kenny Radar Margaret Barrett J1m Fears Bonnle McCall Steve Powell Cr1st1na Oshn Dale Kememllng Donna Colhns Davld Innrnan Lmda Chambers Jlm Hunt Jane Ann Kernerhng Donme Smlth J er11yn Burke Steve Mltchell DeeJ1e Conn Buddy Volker D1x1e Sm1th Terry Massle Dorothy Harb1n -3' f 's M ry Mo gan Benny Burnett Judy C e s fx P le Swmeha t Joan V ght Fha- JD Lonm K h s Patty Smlth Th Douglas aye B end Moreland SMELL 21'-l JV 1- xv ? TOUCH M19 X X 0Qf Sf6l-1'7 HEARING ,lm 'cm TA S' TE Jfapw I . , :T . 9 M,,n - 'e F H , :fn ' -3 M T I 'Z' 1- W-T M ixgn. f a 4 M.. ex- I xt W , M vi .Z R 1 1 X ' 2 I ! V ? fqfl S fi - T Kew a F 9 3' Q. 2- T K 3 Y J If 'VM s 3 rj! Q A 1' W ft i I , I .a s. T4 'W 32 :N Da ' -Nf x a . 11 f Q4 21? J 0 H! - - ff? 4 J V X oTs 9' N x i ' W J N , jg SENSES P Xxx r 2' 511 We-00 in-1 gil-ur' -6 Sf-f 'X WW ,,.f ' 1 ' Y' I' W nw.-.Q we l X V e IQ? 36 Q..-W 15- an ! J 'K+ aio 14' ls Conrue Davls Denny Nauman Karen Mlles Larry Browning Phylhs Rowe Lyle Ollver Sandra Klncannon Steve Kruse V1rg1n1a Hall Davld Wasserfallen Cheryl Volker Bllly Luellen Beverly Wh1tford Rlchard Mlles Rlta Mltchell Tommy Resler J. Cheryl Smlth Dwayne Hall Conrue Wllhs Sr Plcture not avallable Bobby Graves 7TH GRADE A l vi-' y . . W I NX i V Q girl '1 , 9 - 'fi A' , A X ' di 'I he lie . 1 :QA I ,, 4. . -Z2.'.w 'fgivzf J J'-11 fl . V A L if ,exw ,1-' 1 W 'mv A .-11 Q A y F y V 533 'XI' , - gg ff is .2 2, . A' l'f.a 'l 2 lf g .... leaf . l ff zz r ,yry . . , rrye hi' . . l ? H . - , K W xx. Il ' I I X ey 2 2 1 1 ' as A 5. X Paula LGWIS Hubert Cottle Sarah Deardorff David Deardorff Erma Pope Larry Burke Nancy Thompson Jim Lewis Evelyn Oslin Reed Wake Sharon Price Donnie Crews Joan Johnson R1Cky Wenruhan Susie Vogel Bobby Irvine Diana Henson Ph1ll1p Ray Close Phyllis Swackhamer S.-2' K .ers .nik ls' -,. ...P 'J'-v K. I 4 IQ' fv T7 'x ,fix 31 Picture not available Joyce Jones -. .PW GU -5 ' 1 'r' T xx : .. 'x te . J ' 234' : o Y ' -4 X S U X v Q is s IF YOU LOOK LIKE PL WISE AWD SEE IVIr Char1esW If Vaught forphotoglaphs Wh1 cv f so 1 -. I aux fgywv- , f Q I ' aa THIS but would like to LOOK LIKE THIS eh alt Lxetllc nt We would llkf. to take thls opportunlty to thank Nlr Charles W 1? X aunt t Iol all I has done to make the publleatlon of th1s yearbook posslble He has devoted rnueh tlrne to the maklng of the hundreds of IJICJEUTQS from Whleh the Staff those the ones to bc used III th1s annual Mr Vaught volunteered h1s SSFVICGS and reoelved no l 9IT1U1IQld.t1OI1fOI them Our deepest appl GC1dt1OI1 and slncerest thanks go to xou Nlr Vaught THE STAFF OF IHE 1909 CJLARDIXN Edltor 1n Chlef ASS1StaUt Edltor Buslness Manager ASS1btdIIt BUSIIILSS Manager Class Edltor Actlvltles Ldltor Sports Edltor Asslstant Sports Edltor Art Edltor Chlef Fyplst MatSuperv1sor Paz bara Watklns Iam 1 Lett P II 1 Ltr W md 1 Thompson Iot Xlorg In Donna llcduu Ixaxen Ita Jack Peat LL Larl Hoop Ld SL xnoul Llnda X1 Iss L X J, L , v 1 . - 1. 4 ' . . . ' ' 'X 1, 'X 3 ' ' 1 ' A ' f ' L . ' r' , '. f' UI ' 1r- ' ' B . ' I I' 7 ' ' '. ' - ' ' 1 x N A 1 . ' ' ' f . -1 J- te . , ' ' . . . . ' ' . , ' ,.. ' . , I 1 '. ' . ' V, I L - ' ' -' - ' . . . . us .. n n Q Q 1 1 1 n Q J . . . . . . . . . . . . . L I .' Advertising Sales Manager . . . . . . . . . . Wayne Swilwhm-1, ' ' ' ' U A ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .V ' . 'fl I I ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ' : 'K t ' ' ',. 31 ' '. ., Tx. T Q 5 , , s u u - s u n Q In 'KY ' . . . . . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . I TQ ' 'elm vm? 'MMM-f..w5. WW M'-69 x 1 Q riuzi ..,,,.m , , YA ,, ,.,,,,, vf , if I Y 2 '- , ' , V Q, . Q Q f ,N . ! if' f , 4 I .ff f v . W- ' H A , , , 'K :fir-1 ' W K, lc A- ' W W - ff, , Vw , N f vu.. 5, fx ' ,. - S GRADE SIX r,P D Hayes '3q N'1 .1 BACK ROW R Thlesfleld B J Prlce D Brownmg B F Harmes B Vogel J Brad fleld A Schooler Mrs Conn S G111esp1e L Hunter T Whltford D McCrary B Mart1n S Osborn B Ward L Wmdhorst A Morgan S Vaught C McCartney FRONT ROW R Srnlth B Close R McAdams R Wake W Mlles H Ireland R Thomson C Taylor C Umbarger P Hargus J Colllns K Volner BACK ROW S Oswald X Bradfleld D Nauman S Klng M Walker Mrs Stouffer K Kuhns K Creed L Mlles G Seymour M Frles S Swan CLNITRR ROW K Freeman M G1ll6Sp1C G Emrlck M Thayer G Davls F Ray D Cook T Graves J Os11n B Sleber FRONT ROW S Ball D Slemp J Southard R Bennett T Wake R Oswald J Logston J Stevenson L Barrett T Harbln 4 s fi 2 1 :IE-?ft ' D. Mitchell. CENTER 'ROWZ 'M. Whitford: J. Hacketta, R. smith, 3. Resler, sfwhimngtoni I . ' , 1. U , . ll' , . U , . , '. , -'www-v BACK ROW T Cundall T Dav1d J Burke L Schlachter S Grubb I L Kent Mrs Lula Fraser J Schooler G 'Vlorgan S O'R1ley P Colllns G Hawklns CENTER ROW B Smlth R WhltfOFd J Rader S Davls A Calfee B Ball L Trauernlcht A Bradfleld Xl Smlth R Wake FRONT ROW G Colllns D Kemerllng J Klncannon D Glllesple J Wllllams S Hunter K Wake L Bullock GRADE TH REE BACK ROW C Davls A Graves B Smlth S Graves D Bolton Mrs Eva Cofer D Evans L Pyeatt S Rosenbohrn J Johnson L Bradheld D Hlcks CENTER ROW Ball B Irvlne E Southard T Slrnmons W Bennett J Allen L Wennlhan J Mltchell J Schooler C Brandon andD Fr1es FRONT ROW S HaWKlHS C Harrlngton K Mc Adams L Flanagan D bh1I161'I'1dI1 D Emrlck J Whlttlngton J Logston B Dlxon .1 4 xg., --A . .. ,gl 5 - 0 1 l 1 - 1 - , - , - . , . 7 ' A ' ' ' ' . 1 0 1 - - 1 - , - , . . 1. . 1 1 '- 1 ' 1 o 1 - , Q , . , . . - ' 1 - 1 L I . , . , 1 , . , F , . , . , . . A . - , . , . , . , . , 1. . , . ' ' Y ' R , . , . , . , . , . . 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D -XLEVI11, W GR ADL SCHOOL D fOWI'IJ.I1 L Lllbwor Ne LI J Bllb J Hoop NI Lewls S .xr un ton I 5w.1dhamc1 WFS A185519 bhCOND HOW X1 Walker J Volner F LEWIS S Claw J bghoolu J bwackhdmer N Jones, D bhaw J Lewls S Close FIRSI' ROW D Xlartm 5 Slgmmonb P Cottle R D Lrwm R Larabw D Wgyer B J Harrmhton JLNIOR HILJH CHLLRLE, XDI Hb 'XXX FQ x X' N JL rllxn Burl e Joyce Jones Beverly Whltfoxd Lllldd. Chambers BACK HOW: J. . 5 1' , 7 ' th, T. V yv, . A y, . , . ' , . H' - IUilC5,,J..IXIllI'tiI1. Mfg. I-Sarks. J . J N . , ' u ff 7 N V U Q J 5 U , jd Ill! A' . K . ' 4 x I .- 1 J of' ' J 1 , 'Af , XX ., ' A ' J - X h -rr K I D JY! D J 5 BOYS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Sam Johnson Gary Thomson RlCky Wake Coach Ron Q'Dcll Steven Powell Bud Volker Steven Umbarger Steven Schlachter Sarnrny Creed kent Lawlence Clank Cofef and Wavne Ireland narcn NIcCla1n Donna Graxes Coach NIarv1n Kruse Pennx Swackhamer Margaret Barrett 51510 Stoner Xelrna Parrett 'Nhta Stevenson Bettx Graves and Ann T1 auernlcht GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL: Jane Ann Kemerling, Jerilyn Burk, Janice Lawrence G tlilftifs BACK ROW B Schooler J Pearce S Schlachter R ErW1n G Thomeon S Snnth THIRD HCDW H Wake VS Thombon M Cottle S Cottle J Schooler lx Lawrence W Ireland SECOND HOW J Irvlne D A Nlartm D Snyder lx Dfivle, D Rosenbohm G Burke 'VI Grlffey J 'Vlolgan FRONIT ROW Coach Ron O'De11 L Abbott J Pearce J Davls F Stoner L Roop L Lawrence J Pearce 135 if J fel N 1 V -' 0 fw ,I I 4 , n I 1 l . , I ' N y , Aw! X ' I L ar ' I L 2 K I Sk c J V . i 4 , . New gk Sys X , 5 I M V l I 4 no ' ' - 2' l Q J .J ' .4 N 1 L 1 :Hama-. 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Emrlck C Hackett S Br'1nd1e K Ray P Close 'v Barrett L Close Graves S Stoner P Swackhamer' K IVIcC1a1n J Lawrence GIRLS B XSKE FBALL I N Q, s Page 1S sponsored by PALMER'S PHARMACY, Falrfax, INIISSOUFI Y 2 K I ' X ,J X V 'JZ . 4- ' I .,,' , I ' 1,4 'Q -. A f-' .:. I f , ' xx 7 'fr' 5 f , if- rl 2 N Y , ' , ' .-N-sq 'W' .: 'Z 'Ei-ff . , -. A . 1: V A' 15' . ' . 41 T ' , as P V ,V 5 I mu Eg If uf J. 'f' 7 , . V ' 7, - N ' , . - , . . , . . , . V 1, Le ' , . ' , . V, . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' x . ' , . , . V , . ' , . . N ,9 1 QGRAFHJ CJpporturutx'b doo 1 D opgn to umm VO4.d.IlOflb I IIII 1135 In -1 5 I m ,nn dr, Qi A THE JUNICR PLAY THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH BY DONALD PAYTGN THE CAST: Merilyn Inman, Merrilyn Mitchell, Rita Browning, Mrs. J. H. Pyeatt, Directorg Evelyn Hall, Robert Patterson, Casey Hackett, D. A. 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Cofer, K, Lawrence, J, Schooler, J. Rader, G. Frohn, D. Khuns. SECOND ROW: J. Irvine, D. Kernerling, J. Pearce, L. Walker, R. Erwin, C. Pope, W. Morgan. FRONT ROW: L. Abbott, M. Cottle, M. Wiley, B. Fears, G. Wennihan, E, Seymour, J. Hayes, G. Burke, Mr. Pyeatt, Adviser: F. Michaelis, S. Umbarger. hi X s A 1 Z ,gx Bla Q , ra TOP HOW: V. Vogel, P. Vogel, S. Stoner, P, Swzurkhzamer, S, Hunter, B., Grzxvee, GI'Z1X'CS, G. Browning, and Ii. Price. CENTER ROW: A. Truuernicht, K. Mcriflain, Watkins, R. Oliver, Mrs. Hzlun, Sponsor, S. Bolin, N. Stevenson, V, Barrett, :md and Brindle Graves. BOTTOM ROW: M. J. Taylor, K, Enmriek, Harriett Barrett, a 3 'im QSM .I 5 Sql Q, -' -J ' Karen Ray, Lynda Steele, Judy Fair, and Janice Lawrence. PEP SQUAD AID CHEERLEADERS 4' 3 AQ ' 1 3 , 'wr 1 arf , . 'R ' J gf- ' 4 . YS .M-.,' f 5 .fr . 1 ., my I ' ff M 4 X 1' .,J,,,s1-gf:-31 .Q my - ' f,,.9?62v ,f , , .1 K ii my 5334 W sizrfw 5. . af! -, A A , 4 ,ul 5 - -- 4. 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T :J ,1.,4w,5:..:?..1,: i .,:,..I,.,:g3 fn :::,:i:I.-U A I V Q -. , U,S--,ilqggq-b-,--b., ty.-j lj 1 g-'TQ ' Qgfgzu -Q5 'j 'Af'j,.- Lg:-:f.,f'.,j,': f.:-xj1 .':.Ll-E ,ip-.: .-,r,?,Vlffj-L,.1', ..,'f.-,ggi ,D 51-QQZZL-.,.,-1 J! ev Dawg, E ' , . , Mg, i t QL:-uf - 13 .N . .- , A . wha! xl ' V , '-...L -. - 1 F Q,,., . y , A . , 'f9',tw,,,,, ' . X' h - , . A ti 3.4, 'ij f-fa t waz.: N' in ff' -. . H . vn iq . W , .... NEXT YEAR AFTER The music is playing and people are beginning to turn around in their seats, craning their necks to see past their neighbors, to see the beginning of the procession as they start down the aisle. Each is searching with misty eyes for his little one all grown up, wearing a long solemn gown with an equally Solemn face under stiff flat caps hiding their foreheads and shading the eyes which they try so hard not to blink, lest a tear fall. I hear this music and taking my long time classmate-escort's arm, Iget ready to follow slowly down this narrow corridor for the last time a senior--with high hopes and great expectations for the future. My eyes burn and my throat is dry and stiff as I fight to hold back the tears that I know are only an eyelid away. Straining to keep my mind on my steps, I try not to remember all the years I have gone here to school and the fun I've had. I see all my former school years and schoolmates with all the little incidents that happened, come before me as I walk - much as a drowning man sees his life pass before his eyes. They come clearly, these incidents, and mist that shuts out everything at the moment does not dim the memories in these few steps that seemed so slow and long at rehearsals but now take only a second. Finally I reach the stage and sit down in the group with my friends who all seem so close and dear to me--all with one thing in common and all petty differences forgotten. The long speech is shortened by more reminiscing by my unattentive mind. Next is the roll call to walk across the stage on very uncertain legs, that threaten to give up with every step, to receive my diploma. This makes everything very ceremonious and final. I'm no longer a senior, but a graduate of Fairax High School. It's all over now, I think as I wait for the line of relatives and friends to straggle by with hand shakes and good wishes, but am I mistaken? Is it all over, or is it just a beginning? A journey of a thousand miles begins with one little step. Is this the one step--the one I must start with to make the long trip of a lifetime? If so, then it must not be faulty or weak, but must have determina- tion and strength enough to carry me on. -- Sarra NI. Dugger So we close the doors of the past in Fairax High School and reach forward to open the doors of the future. Whatever course they open upon - wherever they may lead, we shall always remember and pledge anew our deep abiding love. The Staff of THE GUARDIAN 1111 5 if rt 51 -'T5F ' Tilnlzrfi ily uccess to the graduotung class E 23 .,fff'iZ2 iifxxxx. HUND AND EGER CONGRATULATIONS Glfts To The 1959 Guardlan TARKIO WESTERN AUTO Tark1o Mlssourl Sl O0 J. M. GERLASH Tarkio, Missouri 35.00 OSWALD PRODUCE Fairfax,Missouri 32.00 SENIORS H A A A EXCHANGE IAAAIA of FAIRFAX MEMBER F.D.I.C. 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