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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

Hou 111 Coma Q0 111th mc' lm 19111 to tfldg 1011 fbfflugh 10117 111111113 IH 111 1151 RID D1 VILS V123 f -ifxf. kb I A 5- X L. Ag ' 1 1 -x K C :K '- X Ykgq Y 1 ' J' Albi ..,. Q, Es.. U! , rf Q Barbara Furr Barbara Durst Editor Assistant Editor Romanza Shafer and Bobby Sroufe Photographers Being on the Annual Staff is more than just having a ball for thirty minutes a day. We've had several difficulties this year, which happens every year, but as usual, each prob- lem has been met and overcome by hard work. Each one of our ten members has given cheerfully of his talent, time and industri- ousness. In spite of noise, confusion and gen- eral messiness, we have suceeded in our at- tempt to give to the students a well-organ- ized, well-constructed representation of life at Fairfax High. E-Ko-Wa Memory Mays - Patsy Homan Freshman Representative Sophomore Representative Annual Staff at work. . Donna Panter Becky Shea Assistant Production Manager Production Manager Sta if Presenting our activities has not only been a duty, but has given to each of us a pleas- ure knowing that you would receive memo- ries of moments that should never be forgot- ten. Now we the E-KO-WAH Staff give the pleasures, the happy moments the moments of the school year. We hope you sad that memories as we had in shaping them to be your 1957-1958 annual. you have as much fun looking at your Pat E-lliott Rowana Charlwn Assistant Business Manager BUSIUCSS Manager Q C Pep Club It was 12:40 on Monday, in the second week of school. Silence fell upon the study hall with darkness all about. A sudden burst of laughter and singing filled the room once again. This was the be- ginning of a new group of Devilettes. Betty Farren, our hard working presi- dent elected from the year before. opened the meeting by discussing pep clubinitiation for our new members. This was a big day for our club, with committees being appoint- ed, chairmans selected, and a calendar made out for the approaching events. Initiation came and an exciting day was here for the entire student body. The girls decked out in their outstanding cos- tumes, flocked about the football team to honor them with low bows. At our first pep assembly, Dorthy Dil- beck was awarded honors for being best sport for the day. Days passed, but Fridays were the most important to our girls. This was the day, when everyone was filled with laughter, but still there was a tense silence in the halls, because tonight a victory had to be won. Miss Charlotte Cheatwood, our sponsor, and Miss Alene Holmes honored the pep club girls and their mothers with a Christ- mas party. Next came the coronation of our 1957 Football Queen, Miss Sue Tate. The girls, working hard in their con- cessions to earn money, began planning a Football Banquet for their boys. After work and consideration the big day finally arrived and 7:30 o'clock, cou- ples began drifting into the cafeteria for the biggest highlight of the Football sea- son, our Football Banquet. It was a sad day knowing that football season had endcd for another year, but we had basketball and track to look forward to. Our basketball season opened with two out of town games and on our first home game, Miss Betty Farren, BasketballSweet- heart was crowned. Bad weather caused the postponement of some of our games. Our Devils, although defeated several times, were sustained in their faith through the confidence of the Dev- ilettes. Basketball season came and went, but will never be forgotten in the eyes of the 'students of F.H.S. Track was another highlight in our year. Although we couldn't attend many of the track meets, we were there in our thoughts. To sum it up, we've had an outstanding year with the aid ofour hardworking officers, Betty Farren, President: Deana Sawyers, Vice-President, Barbara Durst, Secretary and Treasurer, and Pat Elliott and Patsy Homan serving us as Sergeants at Arms. I O l Q' i-Q4 I 5-91 President ....... ...... P aul Pitts Vice-President ...... Macky Balkman Secretary-Treasurer ...... Pat Homan MEMBERS - FIRST ROW, Cleft to rightjz jack Suggs, Jim Harding, jerry Shell, Sherri Gamble, Christi Clements, Pat Homan, Tommy Smith, Pat Hamill, Charles Tall- chief. SECOND ROW,Cleft to rightlz Butch Sroufe Betty Reddick, jackie Shafer, Charleen King, Betty Farren, Paul Pitts, Barbara Fun, Paul Ducotey, Deana Sawyers, Macky Ballcman. af.. ,sw Yu .At All ew H sf I 0' A fs. ,gyn- 4 O T I -95 X x 'ld' 5 . ,s I, 'ED I -.1 5PiP!'5P5fE9 Senior P l 21 y Duet For Two Scarlet Jerry Mosier Cass Bobby Shoufe Herdy Linda Brown Flert Y Deanna Henderson Abigial B arb F urr F e 1 ff I Q 'B' 32.49 W -ids 5 M A' 251 W ff - as 49 wa, 4 1 1,63 .' . 0,1 f -f. '. . Q .Y --Q., I ' ni Q11 sl , Q 'UH Q L. ui, I ---.-.,. ' I l .,,.,. U' lg ll ... ' -.. Q K UGBUVW1 51,1 'WWII-'N' Gut! - Ui E81 f' Valcdictorian - Sue Tate Salutatorian - Becky Shea ' 1? M---M 'xXvXY thru aw - J 1 i Nauonal Honor Soclety FIRST ROW.C1eftto ri htjz Maryjc Kuhn, Pat Collins, Betty Buxton, Shirlene Cook, Sue Drain, Linda Self. SECOND ROW:Christi Clements, Carolyn Brooks, Gale Newport, Katy Stone- man, Carmen Nelson, Clau- dene Cook. THIRD ROW: Kelly Hale, pianist, Betty Bowman, Sherri Gamble, Connie jo Daniels, Sue Steen, Edgar Ruggles, Director. G ee Club ibrarians rg-lf. 's,,.Mk-.F From left to right: Deana Sawyers, Charlene King, Betty Farren, Jerry Reese, jern Lane, De' lores Haskell, Minnie Bonner, Rowana Charl- ton, Linda Brown, Car olyn Panter, Par Brooks, Sue Hoopes. Football Banquet 1957-58 'Q Li.: .yn we ' -JI 5-v 'fi 3 'Betty and Dupree' 'You are my Destiny' 9 s Who 'Short Sborts' Tbere'lI be no Backing Out' ,FW -9' QW I N SE su 1 .. Nc o s: '-! o X 11 o S I lllll wr Who P8 f ,Af f f AA Q- ' V Y fimk il llzlamw 11 Deana Sawyers Raymond Wilson l'm In Tbeja1lbouseNouf K1sses Sweeter Tban Wine jerry Mosicr l've Got Those Dog-one Weary Blues' Romanza Shafer Wayne Rhoades Really Sarislxedu Smoorbing 1 ' 5: ,,-FX 4 Qi' .fi ' LZ' , Lg. 1 1-M , :Ode ffbttff :fo If 'Na V .Juv 'Mi 'Ei my Ts xx The Fairfax Red Devils under the direction of Coaches 1.11 Landon and jack 1.ooney sent their converted split-T team into the state finals. Sev- eral preceeding years the Red Devils attack came from the powerful single wing. An impressive record of 12-2 win, loss record kept the Devils the number two rated team in the State. The success story started on a hot Sunday afternoon with the schedule calling tor two prac- tices a day. Thirty-six boys answered the call and all remained until the last game. The Red Devil season opened with a loss to a move experienced Cflass A llenryetta -ill-lll. Mis- takes and costly fumbles hurt our cliatices of up- setting the llens. Shidler was the first victim of the high scoring and powerful Fairfax eleven. The Tigers were scored on every way possible. l,eaving the Shidler game with a well earned victory, the boys played host to the Butcaneers from Tonkawa. After all the scoring was done the scoreboard showed 113-U in favor of the Devils. Next in line was the game with Newkirk, a team that has represented its district three years in the playoffs. The Devils iumped on the Tigers 12-Li by half time, and with three minutes remaining in the game the score was Z5-12 in favor of New- kirk, but the never say die boys from Fairfax got back into the ball game when quarterback Sam Kirk darted through the defenders and scored. New- kirk held onto the hall until three seconds remained on the clock. Raymond Wilson took a pitchout on his own All yard line and raced throughg over, and under for the score. Final score, Zo-25 in favor of Fairfax--for this victory the Devils were awarded the comeback team of the year in the Daily Okla- homan Newspaper. Double AA Tulsa C,entral B team fell under the high scoring Red Devils and went back to their big city remembering a ill-U licking. 1'airf.ix met the l'awnee Black Bears in the sixth game of the season and probably one of the most important games, for it was here we really learned how to play football. The game ended with the Devils on top by a score of 2'-6. This game made Fairfax the Northern Five conference cham- pions. A t-old, bone freezing Friday night was the condition of the weather when we went to Drum- right. The game ended with Fairfax in front by a score ol SU-fi. The ever tough Dewey Bulldogs were standing in the way of the Devils' capturing the district crown. The boys played like champions and brought hottie the victory. Final score, 31-0. The stage was set for a showdown with the big llominy Bucks. With almost 3,500 fans filling the local stadium the Devils struck pay dirt on the second play from scrimmage with the deer like run- ning of john lilsberry's oil yard run. The question was nt-ver in doubt from this point as the Red Dev- ilspushed the larger Bucksall over the field. Hom- iny was across our SU yard line twice and never deeper than our 411 yard line. Final score 32-0. This game gave the 13-B district to Fairfax and the privilege of playing Bixby in the opening round of the state play offs. K leveland's Tigers put up a great fight to try to dt-throne the champs, but lost to the Devils 40- lfl. The Devils traveled to Bixby for the opening round of district play offs. Bixby hit pay dirt first and then the touchdown duo of james Dillard and john lzlsberry made three quick six points and Sam Kirk adding the Fourth. The Devils emerged from this game victorious, the score being 27-12. Snow covered Wyandotte was the next place the Devils invaded. Snow fell all day there and completely covered the field. After a scoreless first half the defensive charges of Moe Dilbeck and Paul Ducotey iarred the ball loose and quickly turned on a fine displav of scorin . Final score 1 . S v 271-fi. Home was what the boys wanted next. We met the Spiro Bulldogs here and with a over flow crowd . 'Y I Abmgzfz' an ski. Aw' .qgth 'f fi . 'Q ii I 32-7. They Fairfax to play r e Dou State 8- was selected al the game. season play were a de- team, only one touchdown and to be scored on them. After a hard fought the Red .Devils went to their dress- ing .room 13-12. The Second touchdown COIIIIIIQ on a ard. After several fumbles and bad breaks, the Devils were defeated, 24-20. This was perhaps the finest football team.our school has ever known. yard kick off return by James Dill- stars Jerry Mosierg john James was in the Dill- Tulsa World D y o All sm News llth Annual National Hit ican Football Team, and to t Prep All American eleven. john Elsberry was named on the boman, second North All Star team. ard was ail klaboman Q The Amer- Okla- W9 I . -1 Q f fy Wllsnn I 6 Balkman D11 d gb ..... , Y T ' ln' 1 -- 9 M ,W .. Q. K S l l' fi A 5 Smith D gg K ! Kirk I ' ismon Q I W Eff 5 a '5 6 9 S 1 1 Q H' xii . .. will '4 1' Elsberry Boo 3 I e 'ff '5 rs f Ui7' 9' Q G 1 b 'f' . 4 1 ' , Ygqwn r u V , ,A lagging , Q Dilbeck Johns Pitts 9 34 vw dxf ox. NX PL' 'X I ni a . .f 37 JJ i V. X D 9 acie ' JUN. of nog A H L 6,-1 oii . 'S 1 1.5 4 Davis ' tl . al il' x is I , , , . VRYUC 0 KCHY Coach Looney Coach Land Dixon 4.-D ed Devi The Basketball season for 1957-1958 open with twenty-two boys reporting to Coa Riley. Because of the late Football season was necessary for the boys to practice thr times a day over the Christmas Holida and after that there remained only fifte of the boys. The boys elected as their captains 1 the season Sam Kirk and Charlie Tillma both Seniors. Paul Pitts and Sam Kirk were the or lettermen, from last year, but several adn tions from junior High helped to build t team. The season opened with our first gar being scheduled at Pawnee. This was exciting game but we were defeated by a loss of twelve points. Our next game was lost to Newkirk a score of 13-33. In their first home game the devils e perienced their third loss after a hard foug game with Dewey wiith the final score beii 39-61. The second home game was really thriller because of our 44-40 victory ov the Tonkawa Buccaneres. At our next home game of the year we lost to Drumright by a score of 29-61. For our first toumament of the season at Tonkawa we played Lamont and by a vie tory of 59-43 we won the right to return the next night to challenge Wanita. The boys fought to the last second but were defeated by a score of 53-47. On january the fourteenth we play Hom- iny and january the Sixteenth we played our second toumament at Cleveland only 1 be defeated by small margins. Our second game with -Hominy showed an increase in score in their favor when the final points were counted at 44-34. Up to this Cjanuary 241 we have eight more games to be played in the 57-58 season. TT ' ,Mx .ln xv MJ, G P .f X 34 .. X -..., X fs- ? . QQ y, ,- ,ff RN FJ Qi.: if W i 'Q 1 , 'ii A 'S . L: W 'kxk 'JI 2-f-.WT .. .. ' 'is' -I ' wif' 'Y ,Q 's-in 93355: V. - -1 1, , f'p', ' ' X 1' - 5 ' , ' 1' , Q Xt ' ' ' A I 1 . ' - 'ilu' f X. k 'A X , 1 - f ! v ,. 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M IH , r af 6 S. 5' 2 67' 'L fl. f NK ?xue0Aa-YW ' NNcUannaN I liK U X 'A Q 5 I ,' X W K x 967 ch1 'o 6' af mcmfma i gl-s I 1' D Sawyers 7 ff' x Doyle , J 1 HF- 4- k :X ., Nix. lvw FA is a Wnst Sue Dr ' B aib ai am I If Rom an za Sh afer 5 uk' qi' -1 Vaovldwo Shfrle dff he C X5 C 001, ' Q 4 -Q '4 v- , x4 F - QQ. ,.....- fi Qi. -34 w -'ISM Q X i..-gal Board of Education The Board of Education is the governing body of the school district. It is their duty no establish the policies of the school. They are also responsible for the finances of the school. They are custodians of all district property and liaison officers between the school and community. The members of the Board areg Glenn Armstrong, Presidentg Bob Durst, Vice-Presidentg Tipton Asher, Clerkg Delmar Buxton, Harold Gamble. S 1 iffc' X v f 'X 1 E 'I xl ,-1' Q55 ' 4 lg Y 1-'fin -ld -l.I1.I.ANIJUN Ir1iIustri.rI Arts N'Ik'LiIIdIllk1iI I3r.xwing 1-I-nrIi.iII foAsI1 Sopliomorc' I ofS11rnxor CiI'.NIf RII.IzY Ilistory Department I'IasIcC'tIwaII Coach jr. High I-'ootbaII Coach Freshman CO-Sponsor, ISFRNARIJ CHRISTIAN Commerce Department Freshman Sponsor XARAII LOW VIRGIN I-re-snman .md Sophomore IfngIisI1 junior Sponsor Annual Sponsor Head Librarian RIfTII CROWDICR Home Economic Department Sophomore Sponsor .10 727' fx 1 , -+P X ,PQ Q fi- y T' -,'.f4 L SFR lil,MA l. ABHNSK li lf School Secretary 21 C Gl.liNN KINDLIC lu Math Department Sophomore Co-Sponsor CLARA RUTH Sl'l'I'!.hR Science Dep artmenr Senior Co-Sponsor As the faculty is the basis of all education, our stu- dents need a well rounded, well educated group of teachers and administrators. ln accordance to the rules and regulations of the state, and in accordance to the desires of parents and interested people, the faculty, the school hoard, and administrators place before the public their achievements of past records, present accomplishments, and future goals. Our past records are hased on accredited schools, hard won degrees and years of experience. Sending away from school students who have developed men- tally, physically, spirituallv, and socially is our pres- ent accomplishment, while our future goals depend upon each individual student and how we can hest help him. l.lXyAR lil l1Cyl.l.S Musical Department junior 1 0-Sponsor CQllARl,O'I I'Ii C.ll l',A'I'WOUl3 junior and Senior l-nglish Speech Pep Cluh Sponsor As ,raw Q ' 2 ii S 9:0 fx vaw 2'- -'iff' '-'ff' if i .gi R .1 'E ff X fi X 7X . . - at .JK Q1 Seniors With Pride in our past achievements and high hopes for the future, we, the Senior Class of 1958, bid a fond farewell to Fair- fax High. In order to form a more perfect person- ality, insure domestic friendship, provide for the common happiness, promote the stableness and secure the blessings of love to ourselves and our underclassmen, we do ordain and establish this Constitu- tion of Fairfax High School to last through the years as a mark on the halls of tradi- tion. Our past achievements of great stand- ards prove our capability of entering a life service to mankind of this atomic century. President, Dallas Williams, Vice-Presi- dent, Dykie Booneg Secretary, Sue Tateg Businessmeng Careerwomeng dream of the future, a foundation being strengthened by so small a token but such a great diploma as twelve years of growth, mentally and physically. No frontier will ever be approached more abruptly as will this small frontier Oiother I-farthj as she Ends this thirty-five mortal bodies compact to leave a mark of their existence upon this decade, never-to- be-forgotten. With God, faith and hope in one hand, knowledge, inquisitiveness, and will-power in the other, we shall face what our destiny holds for us, keeping in mind the joys, the heart-aches, the trials and tribulations of the great years of our high school memories. C ut - R YV ANA C HARI N HOBBY SRUI IF uh urye trs 1 xt s n r o sears A H two years, lun or l Busxness Nlmrpur 4 ll two -.1 s S mor Play, ltlwrartan Sophomore stmorl lay yetr, Teen Town Nice President Senior xt tr Annual staff two years, Honor Roll Q y xr Fssty wtnn r junior ye BARBARA ANN FLRR Band four years Band Social Lhanrman one year Twnrler three years Vrce-Pres :dent Freshman year untor Play Senror Play Speech Play Sophomore year Speech Contest Sophomore year, Annual Staff three years Annual hdrtor, Annual Illus trator Cylee Club two years Crlee C lub Sextet one year Pep Club four years 4 H one year, Vfho's Who three years Band Attendant, Sophomore and Senxor year, Football Attendant, Sennor year, Annual Attendant, Semor year, Beauty Attendant, Senior year, Perfect Attendance, two years, Honor Roll, four years, Amertcan Htstory Award, National Honor Society, four years 4 DFANA SAWY FRS l ep C luh four years Pep C lub Vue-Pres xdent Senror year l ep Club Sergeant of Arms Sophomore year C heerleader two years Fland three years Twtrler two years Drum Malor Senlor yt ar Band So years Secretary and Treasurer Freshman year Teen Town Presndent two years Teen 'I een Town Secretary and T reasurer Fresh man ytar band Attendant Sophomore year Basketball Attendant Sophomore year Beauty Attendant junror and Semor years Annual Candidate Freshman year Who s Who three vear ,lunxor Play Senior Play - JERRY MOSIFR Presrdent Sophomore Class Sergeant of Arms Sentor Class junior Play Senror Play Speech Play Sophomore Play Ftrst Place Speech Contest, Who s llho two years Boys State Annual hscort Semor year Perfect Attendance two years Track four years Basketball one year Football four years Football Captatn Northern Frve Northern State All Conler ence, Teen Town, one year Q, 0 i. . 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All -nllnmc, IR ycgarsg Gl -c l'lny. Sz' l'l.lyg -I-ll, rlmr -1- vz-.lug hum, two yearsg klnfdfli, two yearsg l-'ootlmll ll x- l lulw, Iwo years. llilll, UMW YKHIYSI lllf-Mlm UM' YI'-IVY llllslcct- ' , K 5 . L f ' V f -1 ig -'o m . lull, luuryl-.nrsg lhxxllvtl-.ull K .xpmxng llwnf' f 1 ' .Q . ', ' 5 . 5- lic ll, um- va-.lr. Q: . N ff , n X, , Xl' l. .' ' 'NIAQY Q ' k', .N ll-QA.' 'lll lll',,'Yl'll l'c'p Klub. l I yn-.Msg .' l ,lr ' ll.: I, f i ., f . . l'c'p lul , fwu y ur, gl lc-z-ill l, ' .'e.xfX lull YK'-UV yr.-2 ig 4-ll, one y -.arg j if r sig .' l l' -'Q 'Q fe Atta- l.u ', r 1' uns. ,un 3 E- 124 -9 ,x4 1 3 I cuff A Q-' ' 1 ' E VKX' .' ' XRHQ I- ! KTY4 ',1:1.f. 1 mx '.f ,H ., ?.n:' ', .x.- nn- mx, 1-95,111-u .xr. -'Q' ,F ' ' H . it s Q A x agp, 195 sg Q if 5491 'fi Ylfrllrx ANN NlC'l'QlXNl'Y llfxlil I-,I-.N STANl5Rll5Ul1 KAYE Sl'RGNllfR Perfect A!tenrl.1nn'4-, thru' vm-.arsg llwunr l':'p llulr, Your vm-.lrsg Ulm- C lulw, run Pep Vlub, four yearsg Glvu fllub Roll, two ycnxrx. vrnurxg lhnrl, tuur ye-.xrsg l'e-rlmr Alu-n-F ycnxrsg 4-H, IWO yearsg SPl'l'Cl'1 CDI .xnum-, nm' yr-.rr. Sophomore yearg Senror Play, 'UN ids QR 'S x X N CAXI-.N l'IlXX, xRlN Nl.-'NNY lil lll-.NIURIX Ill-.I.URl-,S IVUXXTNITNM 4 Cylf-1'C.r1rr,zmUx-fnrrxg l'c-nur ,-XII:-r1.l.rr1Lw, l'vr' llulv, rw- V4-.irsg l llwr.xr1.m, rlrrw' Pwr- flulw, tuur ye-.rrxg Mlm- flulv. rh two yi-.Arm vm-.rrxg Vs-rf:-rr Artvrnirxnl 1-, nm- vc-.rr. vm-.rr-., Perf:-cr ,'Xrrvn.l.nm1-, mu 5 uniors With each new year, we find ourselves de creasing in quantity, but increasing in qual- ity-for we know that among our assets are to be included ability, talent, and finesse in accomplishing our tasks. Every member assumes a personal responsibility for all undertakings and hidden talents, as pre- cious as gold, are placed in use for the ful- fillment of class achievements. Remember- ing that, as we sow-so shall we reap, we push inclination into a more desirable form asking only for the best from life, for then we can in cum give and do only the best. The goveming body of the class is pre sided over, with just fairness by our Pres- ident, Donald Kotheg Barbara Durst is our Second-In-Command, who can obey as well as lead, and Donna Panter writes quickly and spends thriftily. All three prove that their jobs can be executed, if hard work and industriousness are applied. But the govem- ing group is only a small portion of the for ty-two members of this class, who elected the group to see that all its commands re- sult in instant action. Formulating our plans for the junior- Senior Banquet was the main obstacle to be met and overcome by the brilliancy of original ideas, and the acute manuvering of dissolving problems in the management of the affair. Also in this year of profound ac- complishments came another triumph when the curtain was drawn after the final act of our play. Next year our dream will be realized in the actuality of having become students who reach the goal of becoming Seniors. We will finally become a sister class to all others who have had to march down the aisle to the triumphant strains of a Recessional. lizubnru IJFUSI Ihurc-H Hmnlwri ' I . I at lnllmzr john Iglslwrrv Donna Panzer Wuync Rhoads Roman za Shafer Paul Pins Dorothy Dilbeck Paul Ducotey 1 D IQ' x. wo 'Q' f5 ZH' C1775 L. I T 7 1 lv VJ fx ' Q' lv! 15 06' 1 TG H-- ' 1' 'fs-5 15- 5- 'i X . gl we fl GV! fi i' Tina. I as X 'T' 4 'sf i' 'ig' 40- -1 i ov- Mary Ann Fisher Dwayne Parent Sandra Robinert Steve Crisman Sue lloopes Charles Williams Pat Brook s Thomas Dilheck 5 w Linda Johnston Donald Korhe fhurlvnv King Bruce- Ncl mm Shirlenv Vrmk ,IL-rry R c-csc Beverly Hendrix ji . Davis Faye Hmrhvrron Johnny Akers Marilyn lluskcll Charles Roan 50 ,i' Y .36 Q -,. QP-if ag' . qv 93' in-' 1 ftflu '2 i Q ' 2.-3-'J QQ lk-try Rcddick lion Schubert Sue Steen K ary Stone-man R uth Mathas R osalee Barnard Nancy Hawes W .ah-lellax Schubert Ndncy Holler La Rea Rankins eenTown Dance -53.3 X ZW fY5 lu 9. Wt WW r? ophomore On September the first the swinging doors of F H S were once again opened to the vouthful Sophomores of 1958 The first dav was an exciting day for many of us although ri some, it was yust an other day It was yoyous to hear the laughter once again in the halls the happy voices and the good cheer of a new year to come It was fun to see the same old faces, but I must admit the bodies had changed a great deal from being a scraw ny Freshman to a half grown, voung adult One of the biggest things our Sophomores were looking forward to was the Annual ueen race and pushing their candidate to the top Football season was another highlight to the Sophomores and through work and worry they backed their team to grand honors Then came Basketball and Track also very important to our class The boys working everyday for better physical fitness While the Sophomore girls got serving ex- perience by attending the tables at the junior and Senior Banquet the boys were busy work- ing on ideas for decorating the stage for grad- uation This year has been a very successful year with the assistance of our fine officers, Elliott jackson who has served as President for the last two years Tippy Asher and Nir- ginnia McDannald serving this year as Vice- President and Secretary and Treasurer ,yr VIUIIHIIN. 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I :frm f um-5 lx my .m.i.x Nlckinn INLHII Nickels Y X M4-rrx'IS1mzU11 X Q-rrmrz Hutlwr 'lr sg- ' 4, - - Q 1 A I Q., L fi-Q iv I 'Z v - .Q- nb x C 1 C .8 P 1- P I 'Q 4 fQ 4: r f uf J. ' X A 'T .39 'x v W, qw- -4- '15 1- I in 'bl 'SJ K f fi, 3 gg H 'S-, -vig, , I ' m of 'S llnvitl Potter Nant-y Pit-ru. Kenneth Admns Howard Ducotey Carolyn Brooks Kenneth King Walter Steele Betty Melton Bill McDonald Kelly llale Minnie Bonner Tony Taylor Charles Tallchief Billy Walker Charles Randall 5 C? Q Q Qs 'K Ax 'W-QVKA Rs xiii Freshmen I-fven though we are greenhorns in school ex- periences, we have had capable leadership through our class officers-Mackie Balkman, President, jim lflsberry, Vice-Presidentg and Pat Hamill, Secretary. linder the guidance of our fi ne Sponsors, Mr. Christian and Mr. Riley, we placed sec- ond in the Annual Race. Also, with their help, we are about to become the hest Soph- omore Class that ever participated in the activities of Fairfax High School. Time and experiences will produce a Senior Class to be proud of. This is the year of dreams where our high hopes will only he figments of our imag- ination until they will bloom into the actual products of our high school education. It is a great frontier opening to us as we discover each day the hidden secrets of the mystic world we find ourselves growing up in. Knowledge is not only found in text books as we are discovering as we picture ourselves on an equal with the adult Seniors then only to realize our small significance in the Fairfax four year cycle of activities. We close this year with the small drive in our hearts, that small acorns grow into large oak trees. jaunz' 5, U11 lwrk M4-mory Mays fmnnic' Daniels I mvxs Anson Darrell Allison Pu! Hamill Doyla Davis Hutch Sroufc Miko Cirisman Mary jo Kuhn 'E-J NIU-vi S1 nv, 5 C Qc Wf -. 5751 6 if Qi Y ,-4: ,,, qw - x t1 T 'JP lr fu A r 5-3' G' -L- ks Off 'Sv C5 fl L -1 1+ 'fu- '4. 'fx il ts., an 1 i' 3- .f, I. qw- l C. ,ita- 112 '11 Q QS v- 'lohn Long xl .iclxlc liaugh l' .xul ine Mcfublwin jack Suggs Jim Iilsbcrry Claudine Cook llclorcs llzxslxcll Mncky linlkxxmrx Jim llzxnling Shirley Nlzlthis Iv-,111 lwfmlmlwru ' I uni.: N1-It lim-Irv Ihmlxmn Stuvc' Astwn IfranccS Hmmm W.1mi.1 McAn.1IIv I . yvmsnc VI nm-'Q John Martin Donnie Bailey Bonnie Rowlnnd 2 -fb f., '- Y-- 4 X 1' 5 01515 ,f I is iQ x'g X T 1 'Q '47 .. .-.., C Q XI! Q 5'x ily. I s.- 'i' ii ' ' n V 5 ii' r D . I iq 4 4 To N71 7 1 Q ix 1.--1 X 'JII rf -I Q55 wr '75-v' ' x --Q ,- ' 07 'DH ur .Q l' ' llumx' Ihxxuu C Nlqrv :Kun C 1.lVlUll Cu K K -. 0- Uvttx' Rnwxlnml liiflv 'l'ixm11xm n I mnk lin Syhulwrt IR-ggly' IM-nsm n Bobbie- Sul' Iiuffingtnn ' Iiickiz- ll.m1pmn u Q , 'Y' -.- 2 I .lb Richard Hunt 1' I Melvin Alexander 1' 1 ,K-J. , I-'rmwis lfaton we x , . 5 1 xx f 4-'Ili T Donna ' 9 ' 1 P , . Kaye A35 .whf ar' - x N Wg. Nfafy JO arlene Xue X tg. 0 4 Fife? 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