Fairfax High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Fairfax, OK)

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1956 - 1957 Moyer couldn't have run his band without us running him - - - yes, you can say our Teachers were satisfied with both our behavior and classroom attitudes. In the realm of high society, we really went to town. Although we had curfews to meet, we let everyone Bill Mcllonald Carmen Nelson 11 1' know that we were around at all school shindigs - - - even other af- fairs. We managed to stick our nosy noses in our's and everybody else's business. llave we covered all areas of our mental and social life? Well, not hardly. Nobody's mentioned that we're hard workers - - - we may not succeed in an enterfrise or project, but we sure do work our fingers Kenneth Adams Phyllis linen 'bv liverett Yandall Minnie Bonner Lee Dilbeck Wayne O'Kelly v I X I W 1 5 S- 3 if ' . H . - . If x , 4 Q K- llenry Johnston fharles Tallchiet' CH Clif Betty M el ton Q 1 . Nancy Pierce Rodney Tillman Wanda McKinney