Fairfax High School - Guardian Yearbook (Fairfax, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 109 of the 1963 volume:

Tiiffi qfuzlkl '-'.-T352 5-,ii 7 fzz-,fr A 1zJ',.35mg' iff 1 W? 7 1 W-'Q' I I ' W1 -. 1 QM +5 QM' ,- .x J z' 'L X'x X ,X, - me 66644050 1953 O - - m y -V XT X xXx' 0 e if ,F, . If K wwwm, 76a Aww S145 f.7all1fMfl6gk Scdool Fwmwuww For the past l3 years, Mrs. Juanita Haun has devoted her time and experience as a teacher in Fairfax Grade School, Junior High, and High School.She has been an instructor here and elsewhere for a total of 28 years.She has 3150 served as elementary principal for 4 years. We Seniors will remember her especially as our fifth grade teacher in the old Baptist Church. In our memory will always remain certain little incidents: the gloves that fell down the furnace duct, her threat of hanging us on a nail when the new students came, and the problem of knowing whether we were considered grade school or high school. Mrs. Haun, you have always been a real friend to all of us. The efforts you have put forth in this school are greatly appreciated by everyone. In humble thanks to you for giving your life to promote our country's most valuable asset . . . youth, we dedicate to you, the 1963 Guardian. 741: fulkloq Our fine little fellow, the bulldog, graces our book and as we look at him through- out the pages, we are reminded of all the wonderful times we have had at Fairfax High School this year. But let's look just at our bulldog. Of course, we recognize him as our mascot. Idoubt if we could have an athletic contest of any sort without realizing this. We bulldogs should stop a minute and think, just why we are bulldogs, and for what do we stand? It is true we are bulldogs because this is a part of our school heri- tageg indeed, we are lucky to be given such a grand name. It is a fittingname only if we live up to it. The bulldog is courageous, going forth fearlessly to do what is right. He is loyal and obedient to his master and family. He is loving and shows friendliness to all he en- counters. He is unselfish, faithful, and trustworthy, having the intelligence and stamina to complete a task. We would do well to take our bulldog characteristics with us after graduation and practice them in our every day living, no matter how big are our goals and dreams. We too must be courageous and fight for what we think is right. We will never stand idly by and watch our freedoms taken from us because of our lack of courage or cowardice. We shall truly find happiness only when we are dedicated, loyal and obedient to God. Our way will be loving and friendly, casting no man aside. We will be unselfish, trustworthy, forgiving, and faithfulto all our acquaintances and in all of our dealings. Yes, we have a lot to live up to with a name like bulldogs. But then, we have a lot for which to live. Our goals now may be, or seem to be, as far away as the stars. But shoot high, so long as we never forget to pray to God for guidance and be humble enough to ask forgiveness for if He is with us I know our actions will show all the Bulldog traits. 7 ff rg N 'J l . f--5' 5' f I u K , if Z-' X Sponsored b FIRST NATIONAL BANK, PI'arkio, Missouri THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE FUTURE OF FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL In the three story red brick building at the top of the hill in our town there are two green doors through which many genera- tions of people have walked. The small ones had trouble opening these doors their first year, but their last they go through them as though they weren't there. Many cnanges have occurred in the past 35 years. In 1927 the first classes were held in the main building. In 1940 anew agriculture building was finished, and in 1952 a home economics building was added to the agriculture department. In 1957 a new elementary building and a new gymnasium were finished. That year our boys basketball team christened the new gym with a 28 wins and a 1 loss record. In the future there are plans for a new music department to be constructed south of the present stage at the end of the new gymnasium. Now in 1962 we have a very modern school. We the Senior Class of 1963 are proud that we have been a part of Fairfax High School. 'S-.--4' 74m Baal: az Wwe 276m 76m Bite -Eur A .. tional classes ever graduated from Fairfax High School. These people are better trained and qualified to meet the complex demands of our society than most. We are proud of this class'S achievements. May each and every one of them enjoy success, good health, and a long life in their future endeavors. Mu Aldfmif JMJ The class of 1962, I a.m sure, can be depended on to adjust to the unusual. From the day you were sent to the Little Baptist Church for school, I have enjoyed watching your achievements in the classroom, activities i.n sports, and participation in outside duties. My wish to you is: As you climb the ladder to success, may each rung bring happiness. X To the Seniors of 1962--It gives me much pleasure to know you have finished your high school education, but I assure you the school will miss you. The activities of the school will suffer from your loss. I wish you the best of luck in your life's work, also may you enjoy prosperity. 7726?7if4aa The class of 1962 is the largest and one of the most excep- MR. CORWIN ELLIOTT B.S. in Education Music I MRS. ADAH PYEATT B.S. in Education B. S. - -English, Speech MRS. GENE HAUN M. S. Business Here you see our faculty. A greater group will never be. They're patient, kind, and helpful too. lShould we've said that be- fore school was through?7 Seriously, tho, we think they're swell, For without THEM, we know very well, Old F.H. S. just could not be! Really now, don't you agree? gm .:.m--- X T- n.qg,7... 5 . t K P . 90 1 MR. J. HAYDEN PYEATT M. of Edu. Vocational Agriculture MR. EDGAR SIMS B.S. in Education Athletics MRS. LOIS CHAMBERS B. S. in Education Social Studies MRS. CORINNE MITCHELL M.A. Voc. Home Econ. --Chemistry if C V . ,gtg ' f gl, 5 x.,, xv, MRS. MARTHA EVANS MRS. JUANITA HAUN MRS. DOLA CONN B.S. B.S. B.S. in Education Science English-Elementary Jr. High-English-Social Studies Principal .fax 1 M --f' MRS. HELEN MULDREW MRS. MARGARET PHELPS MR. ARNOLD WARNER Secretary to B. S. in Education B. S. Superintendent Special Education Geometry, Biology Junior High Mathematics 4 ,I t - at R ....,. FACULTY OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MRS. FRANK STOUFFER-B.S., Grade 55 MRS. WILLIS COFER-B.S., Grade 35 MRS. LUCY MASSIE-B.S., Grade 65 MRS. EULA FRASER-B.S., Grade 45 MISS GRACE FINCH-B.S. in Education, Grade lg MRS. GENE THOMSON-B.S., Grade 2. 8 Other Class Member s: Maggie Stoner Virginia Vogel Sam Johnson Hillman Walters Rick Wake Sam Smith Cameron Pope Gary Thomson Sam Creed THE 1963 ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Business Manager . Assistant Editor. . . Assistant Bus. Mgr. . Circulation Manager . . . Assistant Cir. Mgr. . . . Advertising Sales Manager Assistant Sales Mgr. KAdv Class Editor ....... Assist. Class Ed. . . . . Academic Editor ..... Assistant Acad. Editor . . Activities Editor .... Assistant Act. Ed. . . Co-Sports Editors. . Assist. Sports Ed. . Art Editor ..... Assist. Art Ed. . Chief Typist .... Booster Pages . . Advisor . . J.. . . Karen McClain . Eileen McCartney . .Jerry Dougherty . . . Betty Graves Lynnette Bradfield . . Barry Schooler . . Steve Umbarger . .Wayne Ireland . Susan Stoner . Rita Oliver . . . Mary Mather . . . .John Pearce . .Ann Trauernicht Penny Swackharner . Janice Lawrence Stephen Schlachter . . Kent Lawrence . . Merylan Hargus . .Danny Showalter . . .Shirley Carter . Herman Sinkhorn Charles Giesken Wilma Kennel . . Mrs. J. Hayden Pyeatt Om ffdplhq Hamid John Schlachter, Bob Powell, J.T. Whitford, Dick Flanagan, Wayman Park, Varick Graves, and Willis Weedin. Insert-Bob Hedrick. To you who have served F. H. S, and us so well through the year, we say a hearty thank you. You have truly been our 'Helping Hands. Ed Grush-John Schlachter Willis Weedin fri - 1 Etha Powell, Theo Thompson, Louise Wake, Lois Harmon, and Pearl Fears. 10 Mgb' fiiufvy 0fw 60d ffdzwud Serum Spomou 5 1.5 A K rzfrin 'ns We, the 1963 graduating class of Fairfax High School, wish to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Martha Evans and Mr. Edgar Sims, for all of the help, encour- agement, and guidance that they have l given us this past year. We appreciate all the effort that they have put forth to make our senior activities a success. BETTY JO GRAVES Engaged . . . Basket- ball Queen . . . Loads of fun . . . Futurehair stylist. GERALD M. DOUGHERTY Class flirt . . . Great debator . . . LovableMr. Harper . . . Puts off'til1 tomorrow his lessons for today. Seam PENNY SWACKHAMER Attractive blond . . . Natural curls . . , Likes basketball . . . Good student. MARVIN BARRETT SCHOOLER Funniest laugh . . . Ex- cellent trumpet player . . . Likes to be swacked . . . Neat. KENT LAWRENC E Rattles around in a Model A . . . Tall redhead . . . Good at sports . . . Friendly. SAM CREED Likes to Travis ' . . . Always ready for fun . . . Happy Coach Guthrie . . . Good lookin'. 13 KAREN JEAN MC CLAIN College-bound . . . Pleuasing personality . . . Good piano player . . . Adores parties. CEDRIC HENRY WAKE Ricky . . . Dashing blonde . . . All American forward. And we do mean forward! . . . Friendly. Serum DONNA LEA GRAVES Likes Ireland . . . Hi everybody . . . Ac- complished forward . . . Infectious laugh. J ANIC E LAWRENC E Brown eyes . . . Going steady . . . Likescheer leading . . . Plays a mean snare drum. STEPHEN SCHLACHTER A football wow . . . STEVEN UMBARGER Good Athlete . . . Mr. likes girls . . . Drives a red Corvair . . . Blue eyes. 14 Tick CI mean Tock!D. . . Dark hair. MARY ELIZABETH MATHER Class cut -up . . . Good Heavensln. . . Loves horses . . . Grouchy Mrs. Ratchet. CLARK COFER Appears to be serious . . . Good1ookin'. . . Likes to drive . . . Nice smile. DANNY SHOWALTER Blue eyes . . . Bigtease . . . Undecided. . . Crazy-mixed-up-kid. Seaton SUZANNE HUNTER Going steadier than steady . . . Star gazer . . . Quiet . . . Prettysrnile. VVILMA ELEANOR KENNEL Petite brunette . . Study hall teaser . . Jolly . . . Likes Washington, D.C. JOHN PEARC E Dark hair . . . Brown eyes . . . Occasional drive of yellow Ford . . . Likes football. 15 EILEEN JO MC CARTNEY Argues points . . . Petite . . . Musically inclined . . . Sparkling personality. y 1 1 CHARLES GIESKEN Sonny . . . Some driver . . . Bashful . . . Off to join the Marines. 16 GARY THOMSON Quiet type . . . Future mechanic . . . Brown eyes . . . Crew cut. Swan SUSAN MARIE STONER Plays tympani . . . Brown eyes . . . Likes basketball . . . Dramatic Talluah. MARCIA LEE SLEMONS Cute . . . Goes for some one from Maryville . . . Kind . . . Full of fun. N HE RMAN SINKHORN Sleepyhead . . . Black hair . . . Brown eyes . . . Lovesick. J UDITH ANN THOMPSON Talkative . . . Likes cheerleading . . . Brunette . . . Working girl. WILMA JEAN WINDHORST Likes to laugh . . . Considerate . . . Reads mysteries . . . Quiet. SHIRLEY JANIEC E CARTER Wild trumpeter . . . Eats shrimp . . .Loves that one-fourth mile walk . . . Intelligent. Serum MAGGIE SUE STONER Lots of fun . . . Likes summer sports . . . Friendly . . . Pretty hair. SHILAH FAYE LEWIS Blue-eyed blonde . . Sincere . . . Friendly . . Delightful sense of humor. ANN MARIE FLANAGAN Dark hair . . . Brown eyes . . .Quiet. . . Likes to sew. 17 RITA KAY OLIVER Loves pizza . . . Blue eyes . . . Digs the twist craze . . . Fun to be with. l I HILLMAN WALTER Likes cars . . . Loves Twi1la time . . . Cheerful . . . Tall. Serum ANN LYNN TRAUERNICI-IT Likes high altitudes . . Good forward . . . Cheerful . . . Future mathematician. CAMERON POPE Bashful type . . . Lover of football . . . Winning smile . . . Has a good word for everyone. 18 SHARON LYNN BO LIN Cute blonde Wonderful sense of humor . . . How do you like them apples ? Considerate. LA RRY WALKER Nuts behind the wheel . . . Regular Tarkio visitor . . . Future farmer . . . Good sense of humor. MERYLAN YVONN HARGUS Quiet and calm nature . . . Lovesart. . . Likes math . . . in- telligent. EMERSON WAYNE IRELAND Tall, dark, and hand- VIRGINIA MARIE VOGEL Likes basketball . . . Dependable . . . Good seamstress . . . Future secretary. some . . . Quicktemper . . . Has car-does travel . . . Likes basket ball. Saaiou SAM JOHNSON Speed demon . . . Quiet but who knows? . . . Sandy blonde . . . Steadily going. MARY LYNNETTE BRADFIELD Sweet kid . . . Pretty browneyes. . . Future co-ed. . . Goodsense of humor. SAM SMITH Good manager . . . Plays sax. . . Sincere . . . Barry's laughing partner. 19 Ehmu.q i762-63 AUGUST 14 15 28 SEPTEMBER 8 13 19 22 28 29 OCTOBER 6 12-13 13 16-17 20 24 27 NOVEMB ER 3 4 16 17 20 21 23-24 Dec. 27 2 DECEMBER 5 Jan. 8 9 12 15 16 19 21 22 23 2 Boys issued football equipment--What a scramble! First football practice--Boy, I'm tired! First day of school--Mass confusion. Football game - -Rock Port - -Sheer revenge . Football game - -Lafayette B team - -Good weather . Senior Pictures - -An expensive venture . Football gam e - -Tarkio -Miscue . Tragedy! Football Game - -Central B team - -Hom e game - -thank goodness ! Barnwarming--Tired, sore feet. Football game- -Craig--Another win! No school--District Teachers Meeting--Party time! Football Homecoming--Mound City--Eileen Crowned Queen--Vic tory! American Royal--Lucky Ag. Boys Football game--Oregon--We won a regular basketball game? Junior Skating Party--Blisters Mr. Henningsen's Breakfast--Yum Yum. County Teacher's Meeting--Teacher's time to work. Football game - -Westboro - -Another win. Football game--Hopkins--CONFERENCE CHAMPS. Band went to NWMSC Homecoming--Left-Right-Left-Right. Dress Rehearsal for Seniors Play--Grease Paint. Senior Play--NO MORE HOMEWORK--Smash Hit! Senior Skating Party--Aching toes! County Band--Westboro--Speaking of being tired! Thanksgiving Vacation--Too short. Mound City Tourney--Girls out on top! Basketball game at Rock Port--Revenge again! Basketball game at Westboro--Tempers raged! Tarkio College played at Fairfax--We get in free! Wheel B game here with Burlington--Cold night! Let school out at 1:30--Icy--Home Safely! Testing program--How dumb we are! A-B boys basketball game with Mound City--Too bad we lost. Christmas Concert--Bells are ringing again! Jr. Hi. and Grade School Parties--Lots of gifts and goodies. School out early--Big Snow! Christmas Party postponed. Christmas Vacation-- I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas. JANUARY 2 4 5 8-13 19 23 26 27 31 FEBRUARY 2 3 6 9 10 13 16 19-24 22 26 MARCH 9 21-22 23 23 30 31 APRIL 3 5, 6, 7 13 13 15 23 25 27 28 MAY 1 4 5 10-11 11 11 13 16 18 18 21-23 JUNE 1 ew- -- -i e ,-:5 .,.h .p L, -..- V K A -:.. it .. k r RARU 1 5 A -. 5 22 K 2.21 'A V' J - 5. 1 my . . X' I t 'Tn X' ev EW- 5 '.- F SE' ...., ?' Belated Christmas Party--Classes gave skits! Basketball game--Bellevue-Home Game--we did it! No school--Icy again. Fairfax Invitational Tourney--Girls' team took second. No school--Bad Roads. Basketball game--Rock Port--Just Boys. Basketball game--Forest City--Part of team sick. Basketball game --Maitland --Girls' Free-for-all. Advertising for Annual--Fun! Fun! Basketball game with Craig--Walk-away! Basketball game with North Nodaway--Thriller! Basketball game at Skidmore--No comment from the boys. Basketball game at Mound City--Stallers! Basketball game with Tarkio--A and B boys--Last seconds were bad. Seniors in Publications Classes sell ads for annual--Still Fim! Basketball game at Oregon--Girls won the Conference title again. Regional Tourney--Seniors served--bad Weather. No school, Washington's Birthday--Yea, George! No school again, Ice--This is getting to be a habit! Barnwarmin' F. F.A. -F.I-LA. --Swing your partner. Dress Rehearsals--Butterflies! Junior Play--CURTAIN GOING UP--This is it! State Indoor Track Meet--Second place. Spring Concert--Toot -Toot-Squeak-Squeak! Tri-State Track Meet--Sun, Wi.nd, Snow, and Rain-Wow! Boys won second. Tarkio won first. Track Meet at Craig--We won. Music Contests at Maryville--Some ones--some twos. Ice Capades--Friday the thirteenth- -Our lucky day. Track Meet at Tarkio--They won again. Home Ec. Style Show--Pretty, pretty girls and dresses. F. F.A. Parent and Son Banquet--Eat hearty! Conference Track Meet at Tarkio--VICTORY for us. State Music Festival--Columbia--one boy-fifteen girls went. Junior -Senior Banquet and Prom -Party night of DREAMS Freshies have party-Scavenger Hunt. Lettermen's Banquet--Good work boys! District Track Meet with Maryville--Worked hard. Senior Exam s - -Headaches . State Track Meet--Breathless. Award Assembly- -Congratulations. Baccalaureate--We finally made it. Commencement--Last days at F. H. S. as seniors. SCI-IOOL.'S OUT, SCI-IOOL'S OUT!--So are those final grades. Alumni Banquet - -Torture ! Senior trip to the Ozarks--Sunburns! Final copy of THE GUARDIAN to Inter-Collegiate Press. 21 AUTOGRAPHS Q.. 33 fix 3'-'N .wa .M Q ' ' I TN' W '1 fi 'E ef. M -V f am..- 'W X ' R mf r if V 1. V if , . ., K A, -gimp A . N --bs. 5 , Ju N f 53.414 f- A 5 5 Q2-ffv-W' . .if 1 K I' if - - - N m3W '3e7 'Ear' Q1,7 ?Q ' - R ' Q ' 'ff ' 3355?-'K ' ' J fm . ?M..kW ,MYML Y, wg., If - i ..qg,d 'Q +1 fs .5....Xl ' MJ 4 ' Y I . NfK i?'ff ' 7 5 K 'fi - WYNS if '- 1 .Qi X122 V A .NIJ ... vw It Q.A,M 4Mrq . E Y 1 V J, f.,-1,16 Q . 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W :MS , X s we . , 2 al va Janice Lewis 4 i J 1, IQ? 5 1? ' sg 2 f A35 5 Q? in Ann Sinkho rn ,L .. , . S mu ' .5 -savvimfk' Jacque Williams , .af ! fu 1 :,:z Yi? 1 0154 - '?f7 '7 rx ,Q 751- si R555 1 za.: L. is Sally Hunter f f Ks 'Eff ,A Gerald Morgan Terry Swackhamer x 5 2 ii A . w f ' 5 z 'K , X 'F 33 Student Comet! Sponsor ,,,, . . . Mr. Henningsen President .... . . Steven Umbarger Vice-President . . ..... Sam Creed Secretary .... . . Betty Graves Treasurer, , . . Linda Chambers Members: David Inman, Joann Johnson, Lyle Oliver, Mairlyn Whitford, Jim Brad field, Frank Ray, Amy Bradfield, Richard Whitford, Janice Lewis. Some of the activities of the Student Council: Decorated for Annual Christmas Party, Supplied records for the juke box, Installed a pay telephone in east entrance, Established many new laws, Money was earned by serving at a basketball game. Gaadea 7.764 Beat QM FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Burt Smith, Danny Martin, Sheryl Rosenbohm, David Evans, Lynn Pyeatt, Jimmie Allen, Deanna Bolton, Joyce Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ray Ball, Steven Slemons, Scott Hawkins, Sue Graves, Maycale Jones, Loyal Kennel, Terry Simmons, Ann Graves, Danny Hicks, Mrs. Massie. SECOND ROW: Bobby Irvine, Judy Mitchell, Linda Bradfield, Jane Logsdon, Dayle Emrick, Laurie Golden, Candy Brandon, Carol Ann Harrington, Carolyn Davis, Judy Schooler. FIRST ROW: Johnny Whittington, Larry Flanagan, Wayne Bennett, Nicky Giesken, Philip Cottle, Billy Dixon, Donnie Shineman, Danny Fries. NOT PICTURED: Billy Lynn Noland. W . FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Stouffer, Judy Martin, Marva Walker, Nancy Morgan, Twyila Lewis, Jimmy Hunter, Joetta Kerr, Betty Harrirxton, Linda Volker. THIRD ROW: Kenny Osburn, Linda Freeman, Joy Warnstaff, Debbie Slemp, Billie Oswald, Richard Larabee, Sharon O'Riley, Jimmy Hawkins. SEC- OND ROW: Jimmy Faulkner, Mary Beth Cook, Patty Park, Judy Bullock, Candie Smith, Penny Wake, Terri Ward, Jo Beth Shineman, Jean Bailey. FIRST ROW: Denny Wake, Lee Dill, Ralph Ball, Kevin Smith, Danny Umbarger, Kim Evans, Max Moreland, Billy Allen. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Williams. Sponsored by ARCH CAMPBELL FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: David Payton, Mark Mitchell, Jane Schooler, Belinda Bolton, Susan Swan, Mrs. Fraser, Connie Dill, Jeanette Swackhamer, Nora Farley, Debbie Shaw. THIRD ROW: Cindy Davis, Susan Davis, Connie Harrington, D. L. Woods, Jack Graves, Mike Whittington, Lane Seymour, Debbie Johnson, Eddie Ward. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jones, Shirley Umbarger, Kathy Beason, Connie Sly, Kathy Shineman, Joyce Williams, Ellen Jones, J ohnette Neil- son, Denise Calfee, Bobby Brandon. FIRST ROW: Dewayne Gorman, Teddy Simmons, Steve Shineman, Stephen Evans, James Thompson, Robert Resler, Larry Moreland, Steven Ohlensehlen. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Janet Volker, Melodie White, Timmy Smith, Mrs. Cofer, Kay Kent, Debbie Ray, Jeanie Ray Hawkins, Sherry Washburn, Terry Sims, Richard Bradfield, THIRD ROW: Linda Harrington, Becky Slemons, Rosemary Warner, Alice Bradfield, Ricky Harrington, Larry Vaught, Bridget Van Gundy, Jay Smith, Swacky Swackhamer, Mike Irvine. SECOND ROW: Kim Williams, Cindy Burke, Christie Brindle, Trudy Smith, Roxanne Shaw, Susan Ohlensehlen, Joan Jones, Sharon Simmons, Cindy Sinkhorn, Paula O'Riley. FIRST ROW: John Ball, Danny Johnson, Steven Irvine, Freddy Wennihan, lvle Beason, Richard Os- wald, Dick Money. 6wde4-6uu1e3 if L It K 4 Q FFLLXS HERE TW E-l 7 'Q' THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Cleveland, Stephanie Sly, Bruce Pyeatt, James Monk, Jerry Walker, Blaine Henningsen, Gail Steele, Harold Gornel, Kirk Warn- staff, Dottie Wasserfallen. SECOND ROW: Canna Sue Graves, Marcia Graves, Ruby Schrarnm, Jayne Sly, Gale Seymour, Susan Slemons, Barbara Snyder, Becky Umbarger, Phyllis Cottle, Joy Oswald. FIRST ROW: Robert Hale, David Sims, Chris Wake, Steven King, Paul Moreland, Harold Morgan, David Bullock, Reed Evans, C. J. Sillers, Mrs. Thomson-. NOT PICTUREDE Beth True. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Debbie O' Riley, Diane Miller, Julia Krissan Hicks, Peggy Nielson, Scott Ray, Mark Sly, Jeanette Money, Becky Sue Jones, Miss Finch. THIRD ROW: Chris Burke, John Duane Umbarger, Ruth Ann Payton, Beatrice Wyer, Daniel Muldrew, Betty Paris, Rebecca Luellen, Dennis Muldrew, Mike Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Ronald Beason, Jo Beth Sims, Sunny Stone, Kay Hawkins, Patti Shineman, James Davis, Susan Norton, Sara Weedin, Mike Fisher, Kathy Woods. FIRST ROW: Bruce Van Gundy, Jimmy Whittington, William Hale, H. C. Pennel, Rocky Evans, Richard Hawkins, Danny Martin, Jack Seiber, Greg- ory Hawkins, Billy Hawkins. NOT PICTURED: Debra Renee Faulkner, Beverly Keeler. 6u1de2-Gum! Sponsored by BOB HENDRICK and DR. JAMES HUMPHREY Fairfax Mound Cit BACK ROW, Left to Right: David Volner, Joe Moreland, James Pope, Mrs. Phelps, Anna Marie Farley, Barbara Sue Davis. FRONT ROW: Dennis Thurnau Harold Bartlett, Raymond Pugh, Jessie Travis. NOT PICTURED: Janet Daily, Ronald Beason. P it A :Q- gr . ,f , THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Marilyn Cleveland, Shelly Theisfeld, Nita Harmes, Rhonda Smith, Marion Oswald, Rita Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Janet Harrington, Kathy Muldrew, Theresa Hamilton, La Rae Adamson, Pamela Money, Sherry El- liott, Karen Stone, Janet Theisfeld. FIRST ROW: Dane Henningsen, Rodney Burke, Harold Emrick, Arnold Warner, Billy Schlachter, Rodney Smith. NOT PICTURED: Malinda Williams, Teresa Graves, Teacher, Mrs. O'Riley. Spec. ' - Sponsored by DR. R. L. ESPEY and DR. JACK SCAMMAN AUTOGRAPHS N SHORTHAND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES SECRETARIAL PRACTICE TYPING: Practice makes perfect! We are now rocketing into the Space Age. We will need various types of knowledge to meet our coming problems of life. Whether you are in the business world or not, you will find great use for typing skills. The students have been learning to type and proofread accurately. Shorthand is a very helpful short cut in writing speed. It isn't always useful to the ord- inary run of life people but for the modern secre- tary it is a must. The study of our standards of life, and that of our neighboring countries is the subject of Con- temporary Issues. More of the business world is contemplated in Secretarial Practice and Bookkeeping. Some of the things studied can be used every dayg others only in the business office. Academic Glam it A SC IENC E 8 In our coming age, science will be needed The students are first introduced to the subject in General Science, which touches on many phases of this field. In Chemistry class, the mysteries of science are explored further. The elements are studied, laboratory experiments are performed and charts are memorized. It is a subject that takes much time but is quite inetresting. Among other things, the study of Geometry is one which encourages you to think. You must learn the construction of squares, perpendiculars and trian les. Geometr is useful in man fields S Y Y such as art, architecture, and engineering. Today's students, who may be tomorrow's astronauts must have sound minds and bodies. It is said that American youth are not physically fit. But they are becoming educated in Physical Education and Health classes. CHEMISTRY 6 Habla usted espanol? We are the Future Homemakers North, south, east, west. Life in each direction is different. ln Spanish class the students learn the way of life to the south of us, while in Language Arts classes they learn why we speak and write in the man ner we do in the United States and Canada. A more detail- ed study of life is made in World His- tory. This includes the study of all na- tions, their history past and present. Maxx Around the world in 180 days. of America. . . ln Home Ec- onomics the girls have learned the basic foods, how to cook this food, how to sew, and how to make a home out of a house. This will undoubtedly be put to good use in their futures. The Agri- culture boys learn the art of carpen- try and also of welding. They study the types of soil and the way to test it. During the year they also learn how to judge cattle and hogs. I believe in Future Farming. . . Language Arts: An integral part of livin 8 ish- THE STYLE SHOW---A climax of work done by the Home Economics Sewing de- partment during the past year. COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY---The Freshmen politicians at County Court in the capacity of their duly elected offices. KIWANIS CORN YIELD CONTEST---Winners pictured with their trophies. First place was won by Robert Thomsong second by Gary Thomson. AUTGGRAPHS ,Q JM'-ff, 'A is x 1 f H . , X ffif . gg -X .X-fr - , L 4 ' ' M f?Z?Wf ' i. ' H' ' I A 0 + Q -: -kixiifff I ,- 4- -.xi M 41' ' L5 X Q N W- k may . N. 6' . A E K k Q I ifwi-'iilii 'vff' E aw , .. ?Li:Q?Q4S:,i5ziE:,xe PM my 2 AMAMFHSW' A Q on f ann ul: Mug? The boys started the year with the Freshman initiation. Their motto is Learn- ing to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. They attended the American Royal in Kansas City, Robert and Gary Thompson took first and second place in the Fall Corn Yield Contest sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. They were present at John Deere Day in Tarkio. Money for their ,projects is earned by serv- ing at the lunch stand at football games and running the popcorn machine during all basketball games. The year was closed by the annual Parent-Son Banquet. Mr. J. Pyeatt is their sponsor. 31. ?.f4.- ?.fr'.f4. The F.H.A. , sponsored by Mrs. Raymond Mitchell, and the F. F.A. entertain- ed invited guests with two barnwarmings. At the first of the year was, of course, the Freshman initiation. In November the girls attended the F. H. A, Regional Meeting at the Maryville College. The organization held monthly meeting on the first Thurs- day of each month. The two chapter mothers are Mrs. Wayne Bradfield, and Mrs. Vernon Trauernicht. 7ww gras 2 - 'via The FHA and FFA had a swingin' good time at their two Barnwarmin's this year. The first one was September 29, 1962 and the second was March 9, 1963. Pete Bragg from Maryville was caller for both gay square dances. The Barnwarmin' of March 9 was a very special occasion, because the Chapter Sweetheart and Favorite FelloW were announced. The FFA Chapter Sweetheart, Eileen McCartney, was chosen by the FFA boys and presented with a Chapter Sweetheart jacket. The FHA Favorite Fellow, John Pearce, was chosen by the FHA girls and presented with a gift. Refreshments were furnished by the FHA girls. The caller was obtained by the FFA boys. Gala' Ghz 6016 The Girls' Glee Club,. under the direction of Mr. Corwin Elliot, participated in the Christmas concert and the spring concert. The latter consisted of several delightful selections including their two contest numbers. They received a II rating at the Maryville contests. Serum Swat T T The Senior Sextet has performed for the Sorosis, the Junior, Senior Banquet, Commencement, and participated in the Maryville Contests. This group has been instructed by Mr. Elliot who is leaving us this year. We the music students, would like to take this opportunity to thank him for all the ef- forts he has put forth in the five years he has taught us. CLARINET QUARTET: Jane FLUTE QUARTET: Ann Scho- Kemerling, Linda Chambers, oler, Diana Cook, Sally Hunter Kay Creed, Amy Bradfield. Jacque Willia.ms. 7we0n4 270 State Piano Solo- -Joyce TRUMPET TRIP AND French Horn Solo- - Jones . PIANO - -Betty Graves - Rita Mitchell, Joyce Piano, Ann Trauernicht , Jones - -Piano . Barry Schooler , Shirley Carter . These five groups went to the State Music Contest, April 27, 1962. They left school Thursday at noon and traveled to Booneville for an overnight stay. They went on to Columbia the next day. After performing they went on to Jefferson City for a look at the State Capitol. Ratings received were: Clarinet Quartet--I5 Flute Quartet--IIQ Piano Solo--I3 Trumpet Trio--II3 and French Horn Solo--I. First Clarinet Third Clarinet Alto Clarinet Jane Kernerling Betty Ball Sharon Boli.n Sue Hunter Terry Swackharner Rita Oliver Richard Whitford First Alto Saxophone Linda Chambers Susan O'Ri1ey Sam Smith Deejie Conn Anita Calfee Julie Hackett Danny Kemerling Second Clarinet Alan Bradfield Second Alto Saxophone Amy Bradfield Tom David Teresa Graves Kay Creed Roger Green Steve Ball Linda Miles J oan Vaught E-flat Clarinet Tenor Saxophone Terry Whitford Karen McClain Wayne Miles Becky Ward Jerry Schooler Sherry King Oboe Glenda Davis Diane Mitchell Frank Ray The Fairfax High School Marching Band began a busy year with a trip to the State Fair at Sedalia, Missouri. They marched in the parade and participated in a mass band concert with three other schools. The group marched at all home games and some out-of-town. Here they presented a number of clever formations and skits. At Maryville College Homecoming Parade the band received a number one rating for their marching. At Thanksgiving the concert band attended the annual mass band festival held this year at Westboro. Here again they played in a mass band concert. Contest time at Maryville found the group rating a State Contest I. The annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert were outstanding events in the school's activities. French Horn Rita Mitchell Ann Trauernicht Ivan Kent First Trombone Richard Miles Randy Wake Second Trombone Bill Price Marian Fries Third Trombone Stanley Swan Tom Cundall Baritone Johnny Burke First Trumpets Barry Schooler Shirley Carter Lana Hunter Second Trumpets David Deardorff Gail Emrick J .D. Bowman Third Trumpets Danny Golden Steve Grubb Sheldon Davis Mike Smith Bill Smith Jerry Kincannon Corwin Elliott, Instructor Tubas Steve Powell Jack Vernon Jim Ressler Lee Trauernicht Timpani Susan Stoner Percussion Janice Lawrence Betty Graves Bev Whitford Connie Willis Merilyn Whitford Bill Harmes Bells Joyce Jones We Saou a, Hit -Seam Tull 710 Mow .Homwodc Directed by Mrs. J. Hayden Pyeatt fs. I 5 Step right there, Don't eat than Hey! Whet gives? School Kids. young man. can have it. Q U Eohes. 1 Our Deah Miss Good bordi ! -- S 54 Ogilvie Of course. . Buzzie ake up, Faversham . mm f-VV: Directors Clowns ! K . Family portrait I 4 9 ,.' A. 4 - .,-- I '1 Well ! OW-W-WW! v -2 V-H r Let me see that thing I I cut the budget in half, Miss Burgess. ThGI'e'S my Shoe- Look at the thunder mach1ne.- -3. a Oh Poppa EEK,h How's you do thai? W Great performance I Nancy. Sy' Queen Eileen Footziall Homecoming The Bulldog win over Mound City 14-12, helped to make our Football Homecoming a real success. The boys fought on to be the undefeated 275 Conference Champions for the second straight year. jawn, edu' .Cylwtte Bill fam joqce ffiay Wick Queen fetfq Bukddall flonwwmq The Basketball Homecoming, February 3, 1963, was a great success. The boys and girls both emerged victorious over their opponent, North Nodaway. Steve Wlflbd - Bud A!! RK J' ,X .X .ASG 1 'iii as -D N Efaww Fmmm Maw-Sm Pres. Gary Thomson Star Farmer Award Jim Evans M.F.A. Education Director Climax of the year's events in the Agriculture Department is the annual Parent and Son Ban- quet. These Future Farmers under the guidance of Mr. J. Hayden Pyeatt engage in a great many projects on the farms, in the shop, and in the class room. They are busy living up to their motto, Learning to dog Doing to learng Earning to liveg Living to serve. F I Don Smith Foundation dl-.U Livestock Award A part of the crowd--over 150 A in X Our Advisor et: i. P fi 18455 :'f'0M,feMwwm7m7iMz0wwqmm W SW X. ' 4 -w w . 1 fb 1 , 'Q s xx Q kk Q Q 1 Q 3 --,QLL,, Ki,-5 ,i K, ' f ,Ik s .5 :y-' . gy xx, llxfa' : ,: x 31.4 ia --K3 ,ll f-i'Xf0 . Y F ite-Ng, J'-Mawr my 1, Q are-7-1 ,Un we -', zsw.,ffffq fftmziiii' ff m 1 HWY? 03193 Riggs OUR SCHOOL SONG Q ,I ,if ffl M 5 1 . . Q We re loyal to you, Falrfax High kk Q -A to the green and white, Fairfax High N 'I X We'll back you to stand K I- ' You're the best in the land gym VN, For your true loyal band, Fairfax High. 'I 4 Q RAH! RAH! ,JS KK S k th t ' ' ' ' - H QP! vs?e'ffIQiegge1S1 3.1 ,Hf'i?1ifQax High QQQRX Our school is our fame protector JJ jk Lead on that we may do great things for 45 Q . Our own high school band. A Bring out that dear old fla of re n d h't , k'-ff fb? Lead on ye students for thi rigit vie 1 e 7 .7 ' YQ- Like men of thrift and courage z QRN Placing reliance, shouting defiance, E,-N Amid tsgklgll RAH! RAH! . NIUQX , road green fields that nourish our land, ,fri . 31 1325 13Z?5iLlZb3Z 311502 Ziiiiffrlle Stsfff- d 'WV ' ig Dear old fairfax Hijgh Ecu are so graraili an S, :V , U 8, f X 'MSL ri ',- I ' pw M A A K , - fr 1 1 Ar K 1 gi' , 'lbw '36 'iii' 'GJ ' fff 4'-mi? x 2 K X 5-'fmfk' njfm gl Q44 . 'Qs ,fog t. '1NfQQt '9'.3giy F4 5 ff 5752'na'f'25A, fl x X X Giwdeadm I i 4 Betty Graves, Penny Swackhamer, Donna Graves, Nancy Jones, Judy Thompson, Janice Lawrence. Linda Miles, Terry Swackhamer, Kay Creed, Betty Ball, Teresa Graves, Sally Hunter. The girls team emerged victorious for the second year in 275 Conference play. The starting team plus one was lost by graduation, but many are left to carry on the tradition of victory. Sponsored by: PALMER PHARMACY I r if' ' 'l':. :f A K, ' 7.3, -5, , , W Y' , - -gg 'f , A 4 Mig' - A 3 I ' '25 -' , . ' if ' ' .a ' 1 R ' i ' 3 Q ' Q . kj - ,ll k K,x 1 K . ' ',l.'., r, .2 4 N A. U 1 ' Wayne Bob Kent Rick -pu-up nn A nut, upulnnh I1 wilt H u annum hun! nr :nr ln- wsllll 4 nu ni na nun .... R- viuu rut! C fllll 0: tml lla un 1 ..v Om awww SW The boys basketball team did very well this season. They rated third in the 275 Conference this year. Wayne Ireland was selected for the A11-Conference QTeam. We wish to thank Mr. Sims for his good coaching this year. Sponsored by MOORE BROTHERS OIL COMPANY, Fairfax, Missouri Steve Stevie ' 'fi 'fu .' ' .. f ' i 3 Q Bud Gene x x V 275 Zifwk dam TOP ROW: David Deardorff, Manager, Steve Umbarger, Steve Schlachter, Rick Wake, Kent Lawrence, Coach Sims. MIDDLE ROW: Hubert Cottle, Charles Giesken Bob Graves, Bud Volker, Harvey Ireland, Not pictured: Bill Vogel. BOTTOM ROW: Phil Close, Herman Sinkhorn,,Lyle Oliver, Gene Jones. Coach Sims 4 54: 7 Kent--440, 220, Rick--High and Steve--Pole Steve--Low 100, broad jump LOW Hurdles, Vault, Relays Hurdles, Dis- 66 High Jump cus -ALE- Herman--Mile and Bud--Shot-put, Charles--Relays, Gene--Shot-put lf2 mile runs relays mile run discus ns ' .-. X --1- ui., 'I 'se Q Bob--High jump, pole vault, relays Lyle--High jump Hubert - -Mile run Phil - -Mile and 112 Harvey- -relays mile runs We are very proud of our tract team this year. They won the 275 Conference Meet, the District Meet, and placed fifth in the State Track Meet at Columbia. O F xg' -. Gary-Bafik Danny-Tackle Steve-Back John-Guard J im-Tackle ' ' 'fall Fm and Footdall Kent-Back Wayne-Tackle Sam-End Stephen-Back GE? 'gf Lyle - Back Bud -B ack David- Center Rick- Back A11 Conf . 8 E ,g A Q,-A 5, 'N' 112- , , . , ai :fi 1 w m- , 1 ,a :Z b mi l L , S, 'L x M.. . f 5 5- ff k a Gene - Tackle A11 Conf. 6 . Il 0 W UL Steve-End Barry-Guard Sam- End All Conf. Cameron- Guard 7744: 14 i FHS R.F. 13 FHS Laf. o FHS TKO 27 FHS Cen. 19 FHS crg. 14 FHS Md. Cy 40 FHS org. 25 FHS wesb. 19 F FHS N.N. ..V2IQ... ...l'2ifi.- We would 1ike to say thanks to the Football Squad of 1961 and 1962 They had a very successful season, winning eight and losing one. Rick Wake Cameron Pope and Gene Jones were named on the 275 A11-Conference Team Fairfax went through the season with no defeats in Conference play. A thank you goes too to Mr' Sims for leading us to the Conference Championship two years straight ja. ffqlv 7eam AUTCDGRAPHS . .M A ex , There is no elevator to success, so take the stairs step by step. Ann Trauernicht--Valedic- torian, D.A.R. Award, and Re- gents' Scholarship Shirley Carter--Sa1uta- torian and Outstanding Bus- iness Student Karen McClain- -All-Round Student and Betty Crocker Award ll xe.. Eileen McC artney - -Out - standing Home Economics Student YEARBOOK--Karen McClain, Eileen McCartney, Lynnette Bradfield, Penny Swackhamer, Janice Lawrence, Ann Trauernicht, Mary Mather, Shirley Carter, Betty Graves, and Susie Stoner. Barry Schooler - -John Philip Sousa Award J.D. Bowman--D.A.R, Award Susie Stoner- - Scholarship to Alma Michigan Ioan Vaught-- Typing Award Penny Swackhamer--Gir1's Kent Lawrence--Boy's Ath- Athletic Award letic Award and Basketball Award CFie1d Goal Percent- Wayne Ireland--Basketball Stephen Schlachter--Bas- Award KRebound Percent- ketball Award lFree Throw agel Percentage? Jerry Dougherty--D.A. Missouri Curators Amy Bradfield--D.A. R. Award Awards--Steven Um- R. Award barger, Ann Trauer- nicht, Janice Lawren- l ce, Karen McClain, t and Shirley Carter. Linda Chambers Girl's State Bud Volker Boy's State Ulu Wye 94 WWW A HwdalfqG0ozl4y41d6wuq Q f NN A fdj- W A P V W , , Q Y F A.,, A A lm, Q A fm Q Q 5 N v M' P9- .133 ef! Mfr .ns YW M3 '-9' M4 X ,'WxK Qld I 'sf 4-rua - 'mf WN an 5. S l Im Sam 7'MWeW4ll7lat?o1qeL.. Class motto: There is no elevator to success so take the stairs step by step. Class flower: red rose Class colors: lavender and silver As we seniors sadly part and go our separate ways, we remember our many good times at F. H. S. ---which are pictured so well in our yearbook. These events are in the past and we must now look to the future. The Guardian sincerely hopes the Seniors will carry on their grand tradition of excellency in what ever profession they choose. Thus comes to an end another year at Fairfax High School. The Annual Staff proudly presents to you the 1963 Guardian. It holds between its pages the memories We seniors hold closest in our hearts. f :,:- :fn 1n..1-,eshwtl-1 1s m fj,zii'S'f 1 F' 9 v-13:5 V is 6331-v E 7114 Alma? -- f- fig. , 0- wg, ,: , 'iQ N-fwtill-,, fl .I' ' ,-1' 5-5 '51 ., 1 a- ' ff??'- V Slwmfowt H0W6W6i6B0Vb70WdIM WeWew3omT7oW0am f4ad7lZ1.,-4ad7Ih45'appd 7lZadeCla5'e1l14t!'forne. ik ' N, fe if 1 7 1 f'x V N- QU 15 , El 5 ' Q 1 3 x E233 T 1 Q0 Q Q53 W 2 M XM Q N Q- sw Q Q x 4 M. HSM. ' 'S ,. 2. lg .AB 1 Y nl! o -4- . - f I I 'W .iff -. 4h i E X 'rf xi use is Si , x xkgvk X. me N- - I ' ll 5!5' in 1' x X , . M, Q WE' ,Folk 2 V 1. ffm, x.. X Q K wu,Am . -M '55 iqglg 'N 2-f wfsms gil jr-,,. I mursm of-ILM - s 1 uxmvsux N L We Mme. Y gt - 2 Seuniiwn A , what I ,aw nm wwf' 5353 Ad - Q 1 B-! gm! Advertising plays an important part in making a yearbook possible. The Guardian is grateful to all the businesses of Fairfax and surrounding communities for their help in making our yearbook possible. ' FAIRFAX IMPLEMENT CO. Farmaii Tractors--Farm Machines Genuine Repair Parts Phone MU 6-2361 - Fairfax, Missour Sales ,unmlxnuuu Service nuvzslu BURKE 81 SONS LUMBER CO. Rock Port, Missouri EVERYTHING IN BUILDING, PLUMBING, FENCING, HEATING, AND CONTRACTING J 32212555 ' F U R D7 ,f'fr . ! IDEKER MOTORS Mound City, Missouri ooQ.vRiufH4if SERVICE WE HIT THE MARK ,aw f ff B gg d St tt n-Dealers SINGLETON mc GARAGE -r 4, U QVICI smirk 21+ Hour W k Service Phone: D y ov 3-4721 N te ov 3-SMOB A WARM L! . 3 Q if DAVIS HEITMAN OIL co. WV FURNITURE Tires - Batteries - Accessori 4-Jlb AND Q ag, FUNERAL HOME 5552. uf 'D Skiglif - 54 rm 28334115 T rk' Missou TkWg S Phone OV 3-53LiI C 9 M. . f 42' , I s sou ri fha 'FM EXCHANGE BANK OF FAIRFAX IIHDYEE WE GIVE Il I. S 8: H GREEN STAMPS soon sronrs Phone PE 6-NBII Tarkio, Missour KLINE TRUCK Sz TRACTOR C0. Rockport, Missouri ldiilnmhhqikx SYQEOL 5mrEkNATlomL 5 se RV i ce Y! llmIl V lmmnlmnolnl nnnvmntn Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Equipment Briggs and Clinton Engines lnternational.Trucks Phone M50 COMPLIMENTS PEARCE PRODUCE Balanced Liquid Mixed Fertilizers Arcadian Liquid Nitrogen Solutions FEEDS SEEDS BABY CHICKS Q W, BURGER s GROCERY Nxfiflsf-If Q f f OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS Ph '+I-+2 3722 M d C Y M PETTIJOHN AND CRAWFORD FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING MdCyM CALL YVONNE FOR AVON one MU 6 2849 COMPLIMENTS OE THE ROCK PORT ARMY STORE G if'.:15 ' .. . .,.1 - f HUND 8: EGER BOTTLING CO. C Compliments JFW 3 uhh M d C y M BANK OF CRAIG I wi MORELAND'S HY'KI-AS RECREATION FOOD STORE HALL H dare Locke Pl t PQQL AND SNQOKER C M C g w P M F H F Ph OV 3 5331 R d C ll I7QO238 C g M F Fax, M COMPLIMENTS OF DR. D. C. GALLUP Ch p R P M KEELIN GS DRY GOODS Y K y t B Sh pp g Ld RdyW DyGd Sh chld dlf w day Tk ROCK PORT SALES PAVILION, INC. Q: O if fi mn lIEZZI31f H g Sale- Friday C I S I W d d y R k P M o F G ff M g Ph 3119 350 PAUL DEAN MONROE ARCADIAN FERTILIZER M. F. A. HYBRID SEED CORN CORN SHELLING PHONE MU 6-2767 Whe I I A Business - Not A Sideline CLEM PETERS age W BROKER letra MU 6 2371 MU 6-2395 F F M DOWN TOWNER when in Rock Port Pool and Snooker OWNER WARREN CHAMBERS GREBE MACHINE 1 AND IMPLEMEN T V PHONE PE 6-4232 TARKIO MISSOURI Ph 550 HILLTOP CAF E X H Id Wh I X R k P M STEAKS COMPLIMENTS OF RADER MACHINE SHOP Phone 4142-55 l 2 Mound City, Missou I DICK'S REXALL DRUGS HYour Family Druggistu Prescriptions--The Very Heart of Our Business Mound City, Missouri SIN E LIVE LIKE A KING ON A A POOR MAN'S PAY BY SHOPPING AT CBFIEHEPJ EYDABAFHS , KERR S I. G. A. Cash and Carry . 1 :gg Fairfax and Rock Port X iv Tarkio, Missouri PROCESSING PLANT PE 6-A321 For The Best In Look For This Popcor Flavor and Taste At Your Local Theatre Your Friendly HY-KLAS ROCK PORT MARKET ,QSX flu' , ' P .1 fi is 'Yr' Q, I 4 yi sftfp Wh h Future H F d y 'll save m y F F d h p h k f ow. Your Friendly HY-KLAS FOOD STORE Rock Port, Missouri Raymond Leisman, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF DR. E. F. BARE LAUKEMPER MOTOR COMPANY PLYMO UTH-VALIANT OI' -N Id D p K F M h y G d II R y L M d C y M KORNER KURL BEAUTY SHOP KAREN-THELMA- MARGARET MAIN STREET FAIRFAX, MISSOURI JERRY DAVIS Xue? . ,E g h ' P 42,51 'I R W X xi l Mobiloi w ii TANK TRUCK FENTIMAN BARBER SERVICE SHOP Rock Port' Missour Phone 6-2281+ Fairfax, Misso 305 DEERE' eo NT BYRON-LEE IMP. ' Tarkio, Missouri John Deere Sales and Service Lee Grossman - Tom Simmons, Owners Phone PE 6-'+I'-+7 EXTERMINATORS two Since 1925 R. L. Simpson and Son get 0+ Tarkio, Missouri Termites, Roaches, Ants 0 Q Estimate and Survey Free 'A unto All Work Guaranteed Phone Tarkio PE 6-5351 Compliments of THE THREE-B'S OF ROCK PCRT THKT All Kinds of Insurance RF-M-LY INSURES THREE-B'S INSURANCE AGENCY xx Compliments of Rock Port's Home Owned Bank Xi l 1 THE BANK X QQ, ,f 0F ATCHISON COUNTY We Have Served Atchison County 5 J G' Since 1870 Member F. D. 1. c. Member F. R. s. VERNON LOGSDON asm: f Drainage Contractor Ditching -- Terracing Drainage of All Kinds f.,.4 pg! Conserve Your Soil in the Future ' SKF , , Phone Mu 6-2250 ,,-auf' A if if n -' - I MFA STATE EXCHANGE Feed - Seeds - Farm Supplies and Complete Plant Food Service Fairfax, Missouri Phone MU 6-2221 COM PLIMENTS OF DRS. CARPENTER 8: WANAMAKER C pl f POLLY'S Sch I S ppl G f F f M VARIETY STORE QSM 00 E fgg g ef 'W QQ Dx Qi fi-:IT 'I Xi. x SUPER CHEVROLET Ryl d C M nager Ph 118 M S T k M PE 6 4311 CITIZEN'S BANK OF ATCHISON COUNTY ROCK PORT, MISSOURI MZ on Savings Member F. D. I FAIRFAX LAUNDRY Owner Wayne Jones Fairfax, Missour on Main Street h Vfwiii' .4215 2.72 I u.. M. Q Wm fifif' Jo Va,-,UA 1 4 l ' . C:'a. fkiF'iv.bff -' v.qr: RQPTMB.: 5534 iff. s ' r'-f , ri' ' i V k I .WMM CONN 'S GROCERY Fairfax, Missouri 3.1.1. -ll 1 .l-5. 1 ,5 -li ll - ir rm: R Cf all 5g ?vZlALTY Rock P OI't COMPLIMENTS BRATRUD DRY Goons Quality Merchandise at Quality Price Missour , I an all I 6? Sums X-.Xxx F'-,hx GREASE JOBS OIL CHANGES HIPPO MELVIN OIL CO. FAIRFAX, MISSOURI A Kakigiriil If PHONE MU 6- 2259 Q CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF '62 ,,, ,,,,,, ,.0spm MODERN WOODMAN OF AMERICA INSURANCE CO. G. W. MC MASTERS DISTRICT MGR. TARKIO, MO. Tobacco and G roce ries Gifts For All Occasions SM ITH'S Highway 275 Phone MU 6-27h6 E. R. CRAWFORD CONTRACTCR Phone MU 6-2421+ Fairfax, Missouri 5' - A . ,- - f-1 .si Hl ggg Fr l I.,-1. 1 ' I igilgzl p' Eidmuel .llc J Q, All xg4'! ' .es-Q A gI'1l' D gI ! ' A -i4:r22E55S9S'iii'z ' A A -- :-::1E:::w::s.-' ' 1 ,n','f of 1 D D ' :','- ' ' . ,'1Ql:' ,vgifjff iICl'! -4,'.,v'f:2gff Ray Smith - Dealer FUNK'S G-HYBRIDS SEED CORN Fai rfax, Missouri Phone MU 6-2h32 WARNSTAFF HARDWARE CO. Fai rfax, Missouri Phone MU 6-2511 Xi Cigarette Machines COMPLIMENTS QF TARKIO VENDO 'SQL - rf 3 Coin Operated Music and Games -6,1 6 Ted - Phone PE 6-5734 Jack - Phone PE 6-5601 Petroleum Products Grain and Feed ATCHISON COUNTY Propane Seed Fertilizer Agricultural Chemicals Rock Port Tarkio Fairfax GEIST TOBACCO 8: GROC. Junction Highways 59, 275, I36 Tarkio, Missouri MOUND CITY FLOWER 81 GIFTS Ruth Martin 302 East Seventh Call HMZSHS6 Eva Jane Wehrli S Mound City, Missouri fvgviggtl' o sl 'Zack We Wire Flowers COMPLIMEN TS OF COUNTY OFFICERS DEAN CURNUTT COUNTY COLLECTOR LOREN COE CLERK OF COUNTY COURT H. P. SAVAGE PROBATE JUDGE ALBERT KELLY RECORDER OF DEEDS JOE GAINES SHERIEE ROLLA COOK TREASURER S. W. SKELETON COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS If ' PAUL REVERE LIFE INSURANCE C. 0. fRedJ Warnstaff, Special Agent Phone MU 6-2352 Fairfax, Missour' L f ,S , ff, 'I .I F241 le? - A x ' X D. B. LINDSAY PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone PE 6-5525 Tarkio, Missou Bob Campbell, Owner 1 1? I TRI-CITY BOWL gg L JW X Tarkio, Missour ,. Slffs 'Se 'S ,E jf Phone PE 6-'-+522 APPLIANCE TELEVISION L. M. MAYTAG ' Tarkio, Missouri Phone PE 6-5371 we Specialize in Service I i 27 Q !l' DJjMW!1 J 50,61 Rf Q-Qin ' Q igWZf32fl3bOd QW M' E k 556 if if QQ? 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