Fairfax Hall High School - Chain and Anchors Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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IVEISORVZNU G ELAN ae tia Ae ote One eee et ME Arey eRe eases My os Minaeo sake sensta eae oe eS Sponsor PORE NGE DAR ALES pen eee ee st op tei ee eh Re st Res Be A a President TURD LD Ay Veiner ede eR SA cco? Boh errs eee tek Sacer tie nice aaa daa Vice-President VAR eet ABET Pe DAR BE Rae eee een rete ie St errr eee ha ie Sal RS) See Treasurer LOTS Bie) OL NS ON mere hee ener ade eR ere aA ge aus’, PPaadhesaee aiins wishes Secretary The Young Women’s Christian Association played this year, as always, an important part in the welfare of the school. In October the new girls were received into the folds of the organization by an impressive candle lighting service. Then in the fall we were pleased to have with us visiting ministers from Waynes- boro for our chapel services. Before Christmas, Harold Loring, a foremost authority on the American Indian and his music, accompanied by William Crazy Bull gave us a most enjoyable program. As the Christmas season drew near, the Y. W. started its charitable work. The girls played Santa Claus to many of the unforunate children of Waynesboro. A very effective white Christmas service was held in the chapel on the last Sunday before the holidays. This was followed by a play, “The First Gift,” which was presented by the Fairfax Players in conjunction with the Fairfax Choir. The party for the new girls was a huge success, as were the two dances given in November and February. Our last program this year will be the lovely candle lighting service which is always a fitting close to the school year.

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Student Council OFFICERS MISS VACUGELA Nineteen arene ieee eet Gc nna eine ae eee Be Pet cst ret enk Sponsor MARY: ELIZABETH BARBER, coer ae eee eee ee President CAROLYN BROUSE ...... aR ER rere Mee ei iec a neni sae CUR So ae wen ae eran oh eee Secretary MEMBERS FLORENCE BARNES JEANETTE MAxwWELL MarGarReET BRAUN Mary Mi prep Moon Jupy Davey JANE NELSON The student council has met with Miss Vaughan this year to discuss the methods whereby the students may co-operate with the faculty and the administration in the varied school activities. The student council functions as a regulator of student life at Fairfax Hall.

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Art Club OFFICERS Miss FO WEBER: ors, co eee eee ee Rey EN ET Me SOE D, inde te Sponsor Berry PATT AN e oer ieee, i eS Fae Todt ae President BetTTy CoorEeR VIRGINIA ELLEN Topp Betty Lou Hirton. Nora RALEIGH “Without knowing you hold a gift That a mint of gold could not buy, Something the soul of man to lift From the tiresome earth and to make him see How beautiful things can be, Now heaven may be glimpsed through a wayside tree, The gift of an artist’s eye.”