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

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, -+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

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- 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.