Fairfax High School - Guardian Yearbook (Fairfax, MO)

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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

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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