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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1948 volume:

Mary Lou MILLER SARAH E. KING EVERETT WADDEY COMPANY VIRGINIA ENGRAVING COMPANY ANDRE STUDIO ALWoop STUDIO Editor Business Manager Printer Engraver . Photographers GHAI AND ANCHORS ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF FAIRFAX HALL WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Waynesboro Public Library 600 South Wayne Ave. _ Waynesboro, VA 22980 rarer AP ape Ae Mrs. EL ‘R. Turnbull Jt appreciation of her kindness, helpfulness and friendship, we dedicate the 1948 “Chain and Anchors” lo kes Ce M2. Thecadkoll THE] SGHi@G@e Se William ‘Benjamin Gates, Sr., A. B., A. M. President Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M., Graduate Work, University of Virginia Miss Eura Vance Strother, A.B., A.M. Dean of Students Duke University, A.B., A.M., Graduate Work, Columbia University WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR., B.S Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Harry Lee Nasu Business Manager Randolph-Macon College { 10 } Mrs. EpitTu E. Crews, B.S. : = a re Ci � BS Miss CAROLINE R. GAMBRILL, A.B., A.M. Secretarial Science : Chemistry and Mathematics adiord College, Be: Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M.A.; Graduate School, Yale University Miss ETHEL RuTH Ganpy, B.S., M.A. History and Social Scvence Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven College, ‘ : History B.S.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. University of Michigan, A.B., M.A. Miss CATHERINE E. HANSEN, A.B., M.A. ONES Miss CarrRiE L. HousENFiucK, B.S., M.A. Art Lenoir College; Art Students’ League; Corcoran Art School, Washington, D. C.; Art Institute, Chicago; Lewis Institute, Chicago; California Arts and Crafts; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, B.S., M.A. Miss ELIZABETH ANNE Massig, B.M. Piano Ward-Belmont College; George Peabody College for Teachers; University of Michigan, B.M {1 Miss GERALDINE JONES, A.B. Dramatics and English University of Chattanooga, A.B.; Cadek Conservatory of Music and Fine Arts, Diploma in Drama; Princeton Summer Theatre a wea Mrs. JEAN H. McConneLi Piano and Organ State Teachers’ College, California, Cornell University; University of Pennsylvania; New England Conservatory; Private study, George Gibson, Jeannette Giguere; Member of faculty. New England Music Camp Pennsylvania; Mr. CHARLES M. Pace, A.B., M.A. Miss ELLEN P. PARKER, B.A., M.A. English Py j Virginia Military Institute, A.B.; eV sah ee Saittignt University of Virginia, M.A. Se lags alae eR ea French School, M.A. Miss Eunice Sayre, A.B., B.S.L.S. Rev. Rospert J. ScHENCK, A.B., B.D., S.T.M. Spanish History of Religion Marshall College, B.S. Muhlenberg College, A.B.; Lutheran. Seminary, Columbia University, B.S.L.S. Philadelphia, B.D., S.T.M.; Graduate Work, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Chicago Seminary, Gettysburg Seminary Miss BeETsy WYNNE SIMPSON, B.A. Voice Hollins College; University of Kentucky, B.A. Miss CLARA SHAPARD, B.i Home Economics and Swimming Murfreesboro State Teachers’ College, B.S.; Graduate Work, University of Tennessee, Cornell University; Red Cross Aquatic School Miss JEAN E. Situ, A.B., B.S., M.A. Miss MARGARET EMILy SMITH, A.B., M.A. Latin and English Biology and Physical Education Bowling Green State University, A.B., B.S.; Flora Macdonald College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, University of Michigan, M.A. Columbia University, M.A. {14} Miss EurA V. STROTHER, A.B., A.M. Mathematics Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Columbia University Mrs. BeryL Brostus WisMan, A.B., A.M. English and Librarian George Washington University, A.B.; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, A.M.; Graduate Work Rutgers University; Certificate, Oxford University Miss Mary ZARING Mrs. A. L. MATTOox Riding Dietitian Christian College, Missouri { 15 } Miss SWANN MARKS Miss Mary ELIZABETH KEARFOTT Secretary Assistant Secretary J. F. Huspparp, M.D. Miss HARRIET B. Situ, R.N. Physician Resident Nurse {16 } Mrs. J. R. STEVENSON Mrs. W. D. RICHEY FlousseAdoiier House Mother Mrs2EokR. LURNBULL House Mother TIE ¢ CS COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS MILLER, Miss STROTHER, JONES, PERRY, BUTLER The (lass of 1948 NANCVSCERR ame eo eeenr ors eae ec mae” ctl restate GHARLOTTHELEE | ONES -e; 2.0) 8 fn! 4: Vice-President Man ye LOGO MILEER: -6 eel) os ag. baw b te CCrelary IK oieemany IBUGNIR = 5 Gl ll CU Treasurer MissiHURA-VASTROTHER’ “2 2 . , = . sponsor 119 } She College Seniors ‘Patricia. Ann-s “Born gasser LA SALLE, ILLINOIS Y. W. C. A.; French Club, °47, ?48: Hall Chatter Staff, °47: Editor, Hal! Chatter, °48; Riding Club, °47 { 20 } She (College Seniors “Dorothy ‘Brush CoLuMBus, Ouro Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, 47; Spanish Club, 48; Associate Editor, Hall Chatter, °48 She (ollege Seniors Kathryn ‘Butler MosiLe, ALABAMA Y. W. C. A.; President, Riding Club, ’48; Riding Club, 47; Boots and Saddle, °47, 48; Treasurer, Senior Class, °48; Treasurer, Glee Club, °48; French Club, °47: Secretarial Club, ’47 { 99 She (ollege Seniors Haydee Grillo-‘Kodriguez MAIQUETIA, VENEZUELA Anas sey 1 y my Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, ’47, ?48; President, Glee Club, °48; Choir, ?47, ’48; Secretarial Club, °47 29 She (ollege Seniors Charlotte Lee Jones BELLE HAVEN, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President, Senior Class, ’48; Riding Club, °48; Spanish Club, °47; Secretarial Club, °47 { 24 } She College Seniors Jo Ann Keller CoryYDON, INDIANA Y. W. C. A.; President, Y. W. C. A., ?48: Fairfax Players, °47, °48: President, Fairfax Players, °48; Glee Club, 747; Choir, °47; French Club, °47; Riding Club, °47; President’s Council, °47, °48; Treasurer, Junior Class, °47; Associate Editor, CHain And AncHors, °47; Class Representative, CHAIN AND AncuHors, °48; Athletic Association, °47, °48 { 25 } She College Sentors Sarah Elisabeth King DaALLas, TEXAS Yo W. GAY. We G2 A] Cabinet. 4:77:48 reasurers Y. W. C. A., °48; French Club, 47; President, French Club, °48; Choir, 47; Glee Club, ’47; Treasurer, Glee Club, °47; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °48; President’s Council, ’47, ’48; Art Club, °47 She College Seniors ‘Patricias -Ann- Long Da.ias, TEXAS Y. W. C. A.; Entertainment Chairman, Y. W. C. A., ’48; Librarian, Glee Club, °47; Choir, °47; French Club, °47, °48; International Relations Club, °48; Associate Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °48; Treasurer, French Club, °48: Chairman, President’s Council, °48; Captain, Orange Team, °48; Athletic Association, ’47, °48; Varsity Club, °47, °48; Varsity Basketball, °47, °48; Captain, Basketball Team, °48 {27} She College Sentors | Mary Lou Miller BEcKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Ya W. GvaA.; Secretary, Senior Class, ’48; President, Riding Club, °47; Boots and Saddle, ’47, °48; Treasurer, Riding Club, °48; Spanish Club, °47; French Club, °48; Editor, CHA IN AND ANCHORS, 748 {28} She College Seniors Nancy Jane ‘Perry WYNNEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W. CG. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 48; Vice-President, Athletic Association, °47; President, Athletic Association, °48; President, Spanish Club, °47; French Club, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, 47; Athletic Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °47; President, Senior Class, ’48; Varsity Hockey, ’47, °48; Secretary-Treasurer, Athletic Association, °47: Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, °47; Business Manager, Basket- ball, °48; Captain, Orange Team, ’47; Phi Theta Kappa, ’48 She College Seniors Frances Jayne ‘Reybold WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Y. W. C. A.; Hall Chatter Staff, °47; Assistant Editor, Hall Chatter, °48; French Club, °47; Spanish Club, 47; °48; International Relations Club, °47, ’48; Glee Club, °47, °48: Riding Club, 47; Literary Editor, CHAIN AND ANcHOoRs, °48 { 350 } She College Seniors Jo Anns Yount WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Varsity Basketball, ’47, °48; Riding Club, °47; Secretarial Club, ’47; Junior Varsity Hockey, ©47 Last Will and Testament of She College Senior (lass We, the College Senior Class, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament. Irem I I, Saran Kino, do will and extend a big Texas welcome to any and all who may be passing by or through the King Ranch, and urge them not to be frightened by the long-horned steers as we’ve pulled all their teeth. Irem II I, CHARLOTTE LEE JoNEs, leave my ability to sleep through college to Mat Townsend, and my ability to get thrown from a horse and be picked up by Mr. Nash to any lucky girl next year. Irem III I, Dorotuy Brusu, will my literature book to Carol Klatt for next year so she can keep pace with Pace. Item IV I, Parry Lona, do will all my wonderful times in sports and on trips to those incoming seniors, and hope they get as much enjoyment as I have had. ITEM V I, Jo ANN KeELter, will my love for the beautiful, beautiful State of Texas to Barbara Hess. Irem VI I, Patsy BoRNGASSER, leave my ability to eat and not gain weight to Jane Ackerson and Xavia Bate. Irem VII I, JAvNE REyBOLD, leave my overnight term papers and numerous week ends to Jeannine Bidwell. Irem VIII I, Nancy Perry, leave my gigantic appetite, fake diets, and other incidentals to Peter Winkelman. Irem IX I, Jo ANN Yount, leave my farewells at the railroad station in hopes that someone will take over. ITEM X I, Mary Lou MIter, will my love for horses to Rita Bedford, a Texan who should always have that in her possession. Irem XI I, KarHryn But_er, will my unsuccessful diets to Kathryn McFarland. IreM XII I, Haypre Grito, do will my punctuality in all appointments to the faculty, my love for music to Miss Marks, and my future success to my voice teacher, and my “‘ snake hips” in dancing Latin-American music to the incoming class. In Witness Whereof, We, the Senior Class, have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal to this, our last will and testament, this 5th day of June, 1948. {52} She (lass “Prophecy It was a foggy, rainy night as my cab wiggled through the traffic of downtown London on the way to the airport. The planes were going out in spite of the low ceiling, which was accompanied by my equally low spirits. Dreading a boring trip to Paris, I decided to settle down before we took off, only to be suddenly snapped from my depressed mood by none other than NANCY PERRY, an old fellow conspirator at Fairfax Hall. After five minutes of violent chatter, we started reminiscing. Perry was stopping over to put the latest link in her scheme that would practically revise tourist travel. Upon our arrival in Paris, we strolled down the Champs Elysees, and who should we run into but HAY- DEE GRILLO, who is now the toast of Europe. We joined her for dinner at one of those fascinating and intimate little cafes where she told us of her thrilling experiences singing in the well-known cities of Europe. She also confided in us that she was now able to reach three octaves above high C. We spent several weeks touring western Europe, and then we flew from Lisbon to Miami. Our first stop was the Hotel Flamingo where we had a good night’s rest, in spite of talking in our sleep the entire night. The next day was provided with the usual Florida sunshine; so we took off right away for Miami Beach. Beneath a brightly colored umbrella we managed to catch a glimpse of CHARLOTTE LEE JONES stretched out under the Florida sun and finishing her book Forever Drifting. It wasn’t long until she shocked us with her plans which were to definitely settle down and go to modeling school. We knew that that must have been a great relief to Mr. Powers! Our next stop was Dallas, Texas. The moment we stepped off the plane we were surrounded by swarms of young children of all sizes and shapes, who literally pulled us toward three couples standing near the door of the airport. We realized suddenly that the shining rows of white teeth belonged to PATTY LONG, SARAH KING, and JOANNE KELLER, and a combination of their children—mixtures of Jim, Frank, and that marvelous football star we had heard so much about. The latter and Patty were tossing a pigskin back and forth as we talked. After seeing their houses and trying to distinguish which of the seventeen children belonged to which proud parents, we bade our“ adieus”’ and raced for the plane as the motors began to warm up. In Alabama we were held up in Mobile by a parade advertising a “‘cat show.’ Never having heard of such a thing, we decided to drop by and see just exactly what it was. Who should be the cause of the commotion but KATH- RYN BUTLER and her“ hubby.’? We were once again greeted warmly and saw an extremely successful show with everything from friendly panthers to fuzzy yellow kittens. And incidentally, Kathryn had each named after her old Annapolis “ beaus.”’ Again in the sky, we traveled to various spots, making a forced landing in a field somewhere in the Blue Ridge Mountains. While the men repaired the slight damages, we took a short walk and came across an old, yet picturesque cabin. To our utter amazement, CHARLIE YOUNT answered our knock with a pen in one hand and several children under her arm who were modestly reciting poetry in unison to themselves and to the world in general. Charlie showed us her many published works, and the interior of the cabin revealed the success she had achieved. Our next stop was Virginia Beach, where we were advised by the president of the Chamber of Commerce himself, to see the show stables of a famed young lady. We might have guessed who it would be. We were greeted by MARY LOU MILLER, looking stunning as ever, on a beautiful horse with several ponies carrying small likenesses of Mary Lou, and also by a tall gent astride another horse. Mary Lou was, to say the least, in seventh heaven. We had dinner with her and her clan that evening, and afterwards listened t o PATSY BORNGASSER on the radio. She was broad- casting from Russia about the christening of Americana, the new Russian pleasure-liner. Patsy was living there, after giving up her reporter job with the Chicago Times. New York loomed before our eyes in all its glory several days later, and the first thing we did was to burst, unan- nounced, into the private office of JAYNE REYBOLD. She did not hear us enter and continued her confusing line of chatter on both her phones. We gathered that she was talking to a new client on one and on the other—well, probably to one of her latest swains. The minute she saw us in her just éoo clever mirrored wall paper, she dropped both phones and embraced us. We had lunch at the Stork, or rather attempted to eat amidst the mad chatter battered to and fro. Jayne had brought us there especially to surprise us, for DOTTY BRUSH was going to model her latest clothes designs there. When she appeared we could see why she had made such a name for herself. We signaled to her and she stopped at our table to chat for a while, but not for long—the “ press”’ was at her heels! When we had completed our tour, I returned to London after saying good- bye to Perry, who headed back to Waynesboro for the annual visit with her husband and children. Who knows what more success awaits these mothers and play girls of 1958? Ah, but we shall find that out at our class reunion in 1968 when the General Wayne has been enlarged two-fold in order to accommodate the future little Fairfaxers ! COLLEGE JUNIOR CLASS KNOWLES, SNoppy, Harris, YOUNG, Miss HANSEN She (lass of 1949 WHITNEY KNOWLES CAROL YOUNG Mary ANNE SNODDY JOANNE Harris Miss CATHERINE HANSEN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Spons or JANE ACKERSON Forty Fort, Pennsylvania She College Juniors LANoMA BAKER Waynesboro, Virginia CLARALEE BARNES Columbus, Ohio XAVIA BATE Castalian Springs, Tennessee HELEN BATEMAN Waynesboro, Virginia Rita BEDFORD Dallas, Texas Mary FrAnNcEs BENNETT Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania JEANNINE BIDWELL Fort Knox, Kentucky She College Juniors ANNE GARDNER Bivins Newport News, Virginia MariILyn Bropy New York, N. Y. SARAH BULLOCH Roanoke, Virginia CAROLYN CoHRT Los Angeles, California Mary DEE Cox Columbus, Mississippi MarRILYN DUFFNER Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tracy Foss Windsor, Connecticut She College Juniors DorotTHy GOODMAN Marietta, Georgia FRANCES GRISSOM Waynesboro, Virginia Mary HAMMER Waynesboro, Virginia JOANNE Harris Oklahoma City, Oklahoma JANENE HasseELu Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Dorotuy HastIncs Milton, Pennsylvania {38 } BARBARA HEss Richfield, Utah She College Juntiors BEeTTy JACKSON Dallas, Texas HELEN JONES Waynesboro, Virginia SALLY ANN KEARFOTT Martinsville, Virginia Carou Kiatr Tacoma, Washington WHITNEY KNOWLES Louisville, Kentucky Mary JEAN LANDON Wichita Falls, Texas { 59 } HELEN LuTEs She (College Juniors Augusta, Georgia Betty McCoy Wilmington, Delaware KaTHRYN McFARLIN Quincy, Florida BEeTTYE SuE Moutp Cumberland, Kentucky FRITZIE NEWBAKER Johnstown, Pennsylvania NELL Owens Uvalde, Texas RHEA RHORER Des Moines, Iowa { 40 } MarGaret LEE ROBERTS Waynesboro, Virginia She College Juniors Maye Marie RoceErs Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ELEANOR ROoskE . Franklinton, North Carolina JANET RUSSELL West Hartford, Connecticut Marion RussELL Norfolk, Virginia VIRGINIA SAUNDERS Waynesboro, Virginia Fritzie ScHLENS Catonsville, Maryland {41} Mary SHEFFIELD Hampton, Virginia She (College uniors Mary SHUMAN South Miami, Florida Mary EpNA SIMMONS Tallahassee, Florida DorotHy SIMON Barberton, Ohio Mary ANNE SNODDY Wichita Falls, Texas MARGARET SPURLOCK Prestonsburg, Kentucky MARGARET TOWNSEND New Church, Virginia { 42 } She BARBARALE WARMEE Minneapolis, Minnesota Joyce WEIGEL Yakima, Washington KATHERINE WELLMAN Girard, Ohio PETRINA WILLIAMS Hackensack, New Jersey Patricia WINKELMAN Lavallette, New Jersey CaroL YOUNG Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Special Students GLoris BEAHM Waynesboro, Virginia Mary B oss Waynesboro, Virginia College Juniors {45 } HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS KreELy, THomMAs, ASHENBRENNER, E. McC teary, Mrs. WIsMAN She Class of 1948 PATRICIA THOMAS JANE KIELY PATRICIA ASHENBRENNER ELEANOR MCCLEARY Mrs. Beryu B. WIsMAN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor She High School Seniors ‘Patricia ‘Black WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, °46, ’47; French Club, °46, °47, °48; Riding Club, °48 Patricia Ashenbrenner ToLepo, Ouro Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, °47, °48; Latin Club, °47; Boots and Saddle, °47, ’48; Secretary, Boots and Saddle, ’48; Riding Club, ’47, 48; Secretary and Treasurer, Athletic Association, 48; Secre- tary, Senior Class, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48 { 46 } She High School Seniors Mary Charles Blades ELIZABETH City, NortH CAROLINA Yaw. CaA: Latin Club, °47: Spanish Club, °47: Choir, °47, ’48 , Frances Chamberlin MeEmpuis, TENNESSEE Y. W. C. A.; Latin Club, °47; International Relations Club, °47, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48; French Club, °47, ’48; Assistant Business Man- ager, CHAIN AND ANcHors, °48 She High School Seniors Mary (larke WALLINGFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W. GC. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, °48; Junior Varsity Hockey, ’48; French Club, ’48 Helene ‘DeVos MrAMI, FLORIDA Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, ’47 {48} She High School Seniors Veronica Jean “Di (Carlo MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA Veuve Comer Arte Cinbsec4i e Watine Glubs248. Riding Club, ?47; French Club, °48 Ilse Frost SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Y. W. C. A.; French Club, ’48; National Honor Society, °48 149 } She High School Seniors Cornelia Gates Cora GABLES, FLORIDA Y. W. C. A.; Fairfax Players, ’48; Riding Club, °48; Glee Club, °48 ‘Betty Jean Gouldman SALISBURY, MARYLAND Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, ’47 She High School Seniors Martha ‘Deane Hindle RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; President’s Council, ?46, ’47, °48; French Club, °46, °47, °48; Treasurer, French Club, °46; Vice-President, French Club, 7°47; Latin Club, °48; Secretary-Treasurer, Latin Club, °48; Spanish Club, 46; Glee Club, °46; Choir, °46; International Relations Club, 7°47, 7°48; President, International Relations Club, °48; Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class, 46; President, Junior Class, °47; Fairfax Players, 46, °47, °48; Secretary, Fairfax Players, °48; National Honor Society, °48 Marilyn Howard Summit, New JERSEY Y. W. G. A.; Riding Club, °46, °47, 48; Boots and Saddle, °46, 47, °48; Spanish Club, °46, °47, 748: Choir, °48; Glee Club, °48; Treasurer, International Relations Club, °48 She High School Seniors Jane Kzely IrHaca, New York Y. W. C. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, °48; Vice- President, Senior Class, ’48: President’s Council, °48; Spanish Club, 47; Latin Club, °47: Inter- national Relations Club, °48; Choir, °47: Glee Club, °47; Fairfax Players, ’48; National Honor Society, °48; Manager, Hockey Team, 48; Junior Varsity Hockey, °48; Junior Varsity Basketball, °48 Millian Alice Johnson HUNTINGDON, TENNESSEE Y. W. C. A.; Riding Club, °47; Latin Club, ’47; Spanish Club, °47, °48; Junior Varsity Hockey, 48; Junior Varsity Basketball, °47; Senior Varsity Basketball, °48; Athletic Association, °47, °48 She High School Seniors ‘Barbara —Antonia Kiesewetter ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA YouVWeeGeAsseArt Clubs 47; Latin Club;)-48: International Relations Club, 48 Joan Killian BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Y. W. C. A.; Secretarial Club, ’47; Spanish Club, °47, °48 She High School Seniors Jayne Leavitt TRENTON, NEw JERSEY Y. W..C. A.s French Club,:-47;Latin Club, 747: Art Club, ?47 Louise Landon HUNTINGDON, TENNESSEE Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, ’47; Riding Club, °47; Choir, °47, °48; Glee Club, °47, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48; Art Club, ’47 { 54 } She High School Seniors Carolyn Long Kansas Crry, Missouri Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club, °47, °48; Riding Club, °47, °48; National Honor Society, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °48 jt ean Martin San AnTONIO, TEXAS Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, °47; Riding Club, °47; Vice-President, Riding Club, °47; Athletic Association, °47; Junior Varsity Hockey, °47 She High School Seniors Lucy “Dutcher Mead Daytona BEAcH, FLORIDA Y. W. C. A.; Latin Club, ’47; Riding Club, °48; Spanish Club, ’47; Treasurer, Spanish Club, °48; International Relations Club, °48; Treasurer, International Relations Club, ’48; Junior Varsity Hockey, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48; Athletic Association, °48 Eleanor Wood Mc(leary KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Y. W. C. A.; Junior Varsity Basketball, °47, °48: Junior Varsity Hockey, °46, °47; Senior Varsity ‘Hockey °48; May Court, ’46; Latin Club, °46, 47; Dusty Boots Club, °46; Secretary, Dusty Boots Club, °46; French Club, ’47, ’48; National Honor Society, 46, ’47, °48; President, National Honor Society, 48; Secretary, Junior Class, ’47; Secretary, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’48; Boots and Saddle, °47, °48; Riding Club, °46, °47, °48; ‘Treasurer, Senior Class, °48; Athletic Asso- ciation, °46, °47, °48 { 56 } She High School Seniors Peggy Neill ALBANY, GEORGIA Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, 47, ’48; Latin Club, °47; International Relations Club, °48; Riding Club, 47, °48; Secretary, Riding Club, °48: Athletic Association, °47, °48; Senior Varsity Basketball, ’48; Senior Varsity Hockey, °47, °48; Hall Chatter Reporter, °48; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °48 Elaine “Paul ROCHESTER, NEw YORK Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club, °47, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48; Riding Club, °47, ’48; CuHAIN AND AncHors Staff, 48; Spanish Club, 247, °48 She High School Seniors Laura Lee ‘Prince SussEx, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Choir, ’48; Glee Club, 48; Athletic Association, °48; Captain, Orange Basketball Team, °48; Varsity Basketball, ’48 Natalie Carpenter ‘Peckham WAKEFIELD, RHODE ISLAND Y. W...C. A’; French Club; 47; Latin’ Club; 248; International Relations Club, °47, °48; Riding Club, °48; Fairfax Players, °48; Choir, °48; Glee Club, ’48 oO 8} She High School Seniors ‘Patricia Anne ‘Purdy Purpy’s, NEw YorkK Y. W. GC. A.; French Club, 46, °47; Ridi ng Club, 47, °48; Spanish Club, °47, °48; Vice-President, Spanish Club, °48; Athletic Association, °46, °47, °48; Senior Varsity Hockey, 46, °47, °48 ‘Barbara —Ann ‘Reeves CLAYTON, GEORGIA SY Sm Vine GaN ecm: Youn View GomANem Cabinets speedo. Treasurer, Junior Class, 47; Choir, °47, °48; President, Choir, ’48; Glee Club, °48; Spanish Club, °47; Latin Club, ’47; International Rela- tions Club, °47 She High School Seniors Jean ‘Rosenberg SaInT JOSEPH, MICHIGAN Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, °47, °48; Riding Club, 47, °48 Anis Smith JAcKSON, ALABAMA Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, ’47; Latin Club, ?47, °48; Riding Club, °48; International Relations Club, °48; Vice President, International Relations Club, °48; Hall Chatter Staff, °48: CHAIN AND ANCHORs Staff, ’48 { 60 } She High School Seniors ‘Barbara ‘Page Swezey WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, 47, ’48; Spanish Club, °47; Riding Club, °47 ‘Patricia Anns Thomas RENO, NEVADA YER VV on Gee Acc Vice-bresidentan YauV e, GawAcw 453 Spanish Club, °47; Latin Club, °47; President’s Council, °47, ’48; President, Senior Class, °48; May Court, °47; Cheerleader, 47, °48 {61 } She High School Seniors ‘Betty Nell Young JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, ’47; Junior Varsity Hockey, °47; Varsity Hockey, ’48; Junior Varsity Basketball, °48; Athletic Association, °47, °48: Hall Chatter Staff, ?48; Athletic Editor, CHatn AND ANCHORS, °48 She Special Students Georgia (achicalis Gary, INDIANA y. W. C. A.; Riding Club, °48; International Relations Club, °48 Lily Vane Morris KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Nee Vie Geen cehrencha Glubme4e Last Will and Testament of High School Senior (lass We, the Senior Class of 1948 of Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro, Virginia, seeming unstable in thoughts and actions, hereby abolish all formerly established documents and do decree and publish this our last will and testament. ARTICLE [ Section I: To Fairfax Hall, our beloved Alma Mater, we bequeath our unceasing devotion; and we hope that the Seniors in years to come will have as many good times and parties as we have had. Section II: ‘To Mrs. Beryl Wisman, our sponsor, to whom we owe everlasting gratitude, we bequeath our love and the sincere wish that she will have the best always. Section III; ‘To Mr. Gates, our friend and counselor, we bequeath our deepest appreciation for his guidance and understanding. Section IV: ‘To the Senior Class of 1949, we bequeath our privilege of going to the movies on Friday night, and hope that they enjoy it. ARTICLE II Section I; ‘To all those who have any inclination to smoke, we bequeath a new, large, and properly ventilated smoker. Section I]: ‘To those who indulge in that which is known as “‘dating,’’ we bequeath a new student lounge with curtains which are not apt to fall down at inopportune moments. ARTICLE III I, Par ASHENBRENNER, do hereby will and bequeath my glorious singing in the shower, which wakes up the whole hall early in the morning, to Rene Cranfill who may some day reach my standards. I, Patsy Biack, do hereby will and bequeath my love of Waynesboro to Jackie Dobson. I, Mary Cuartes Biapes, do hereby will and bequeath to Nancy Brown my success in bumming cigarettes. I, FRAN CHAMBERLIN, do hereby will and bequeath to Ivy Taylor my pet spider, “‘ Fuzzy,” hoping that next year there will be other girls like Jayne and Helene to scare. I, Mary Crarke, do hereby will and bequeath to Jeanne Marie Jones the tradition of giving sweaters to S. M. A. cadets. I, HELENE DeEVos, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Princeton to Mac McCune. I, Ronnie DiCarto, do hereby will and bequeath the traditional hat and my extraordinary French grades to Mac McCune. I, Iva Frost, do hereby will and bequeath the first chance at the first shower to Dorothy Pearson. I, Corky Gates, do hereby will and bequeath my fondness for lima beans to Lyn Feairheller. I, Berry JEAN GouLpMAN, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to knit socks to Mary Kulzer. I, Martua Hinpre, do hereby will and bequeath the results and wonderful times on certain week ends at Natural Bridge to Mary Shep Hammons—Viva Jim! I, Marnie Howarp, do hereby will and bequeath my amazing knowledge of chemistry to Dot Pearson. { 64 } Last Will and Testament of High School Senior (lass I, Lituian Jounson, do hereby will and bequeath my capacity for repressing laughter during study hours to Lois Casstevens. I, JANE Kiery, do hereby will and bequeath my ever-cheerful, smiling face at the breakfast table to my roommate, Jeanne Jones. I, BARBARA KigEsEWETTER, do hereby will and bequeath my faithfulness in writing to the same boy every night to Clara Cole. I, Joan Kiuian, do hereby will and bequeath my English accent to Ivy Taylor. I, Louisa Lanpon, do will and bequeath my cousin, Wyatt Shorter, to the most bashful junior, Lynn McCune, in hopes that she will look after him in my absence. I, JAYNE Leavitt, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to excel in athletics to Alice Cooling. I, Caro Lone, do hereby will and bequeath my nickname, “graceful Ca rol,’ to Nancy Brown. I, ELEANOR McCLEary, do hereby will and bequeath my licorice fund to my sister, Janet, with the hope that she will bring home right tolerable profits. I, JEAN Martin, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get up at six in the morning to Clara Cole. I, Lucy Mean, do hereby will and bequeath my dainty appetite to any underclassman who needs to gain weight. I, Peccy NEILL, do hereby will and bequeath my continual position on the campus list to Honey Taylor with hopes that she can maintain the brilliant record. I, EvarnE Paut, do hereby will and bequeath my Thursday braids to Linda Lazzell. I, NATALIE PECKHAM, do hereby will and bequeath to whoever needs them my reducing exercises, and I hope she will get more from them than splinters. I, Laura LEE Prince, do hereby will and bequeath my wonderful week ends spent at Fairfax with “him’’ to Est er Brown. I, Par Purpy, do hereby will and bequeath my sun lamp to Dorothy Pearson with the hope that it will remind her of sunny Cuba. I, BARBARA REEVES, do hereby will and bequeath my southern accent and undying rebel fight to Alice Cooling. I, JEAN ROsENBERG, do hereby will and bequeath part of my devilishness to Mary Frances Bennett and the rest to my beloved roommate, Anne Sancken. I, ANN Situ, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep the neatest room in school to Betsy Madison. I, BARBARA SwEZEY, do hereby will and bequeath my charming habit of cracking of gum to June Pialorsi and Mary Kulzer. I, Par Tuomas, do hereby will and bequeath my black list to Dorothy Pearson and hope that she will not be too hard on her victims. I, Berry NELL Younc, do hereby will and bequeath my love of Jacksonville, Florida, to Ivy Taylor. Given under my hand and seal at Waynesboro, Virginia, this 5th day of June. JANE ANN KiELy, Executor, Class of 1948. {65} High School Senior (lass ‘Prophecy-1948 Madame Lazonga, the crystal-gazer, without any debate Predicted the following for the Senior Class of °48. She says that twenty years from now There'll be some changes and this is how. Perhaps you will not all agree But this is the way it seems to be. Carol Long has numerous cases Of filling teeth and tightening braces. Experimenting faithfully is Patsy Black, The poor little atom has had an attack. Princeton’s many sports, with great finesse, Are announced by Jayne Leavitt for C. B. S. A dye, for hair of every shade, Made by Joan Killian is being displayed. In Ocean City, spending her life, Is Betty Jean Gouldman, the beach-comber’s wife. The needlepoint she started years ago— Barbara Kiesewetter is now on the last row. Taking pictures with the greatest of zeal We find the photographer, our friend Peggy Neill. Teaching diction in New York State We find Ann Smith whose fame is great. From the strain of her students her nerves are unstrung, This teacher of Spanish is Betty Nell Young. An expert seamstress is Helene De Vos, And much of the credit to Fairfax should go. Barbara Swezey’s family forms a basketball team, With Dick as their coach they are ever supreme. An active member of the Ku Klux Klan Is Barbara Reeves of Dixie Land. Pat Ashenbrenner exclaims, ‘‘ No quitting, Randy’s socks I will finish knitting!” Every night at a quarter past eight Lucy Mead sings to another blind date. Lillian Johnson is the greatest by far, In all athletics she’s a number one star. As Marnie Howard rides upon Cardinal III Pleas of ‘‘can I have a drag” are often heard. Ronnie DiCarlo, with greatest of ease, Is now translating from French to Chinese. Pat Thomas and Teeny making elevated shoes. Working together how can they lose? Made Olympic champ for her skill with the skiis Pat Purdy forgets her black and blue knees. Natalie Peckham has a way to lose fat, If you want to find out ‘come see me,” says Nat. A connoisseur of renown of swanky resorts Fran Chamberlin is tasting foods of all sorts. In Miami, Florida, as the mayor’s wife We find Corky Gates leading a happy life. A ballet teacher, at Randolph-Macon Martha Hindle finds every minute is taken. With lasso in hand and a gleam in her eye Jean Martin still ropes every man that goes by. In the fair city of Rochester dwells Elaine Paul. As a model she is beautiful, and admired by all. A portrait painter of Fishburne boys Brings Louisa Landon numerous joys. Ita Frost has taken up smoking— We’re sorry to say she still is choking. Eleanor McCleary ‘‘like a beacon shining bright,” Succeeds in keeping old U. T. going right. Women’s rights are flourishing highly — Corne!l’s president is now Jane Kiely. In Switzerland Mary Clarke is climbing the Alps To heights that would tingle daring men’s scalps. In Elizabeth City leading the band Is Mary Charles Blades, the best in the land. Laura Lee Prince is now happily married Although Sam and her children keep her quite harried. As a Fairfax class our fame will not die: Like a constellation we will meet in the sky. { 66 } High School Senior Snapshots } 7 {6 3 Hii ieee : (etES Z : Ox ae ew, oO a HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS Coo.inc, J. Jones, McCune, Hammons, Miss JONES She (lass of 1949 Mary SHEPHERD HAMMONS. MARILYN McCuNE JEANNE MariE JONES ALICE COOLING Miss GERALDINE JONES { 69 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor She High School Juniors Patricia ADKINS Shelbyville, Delaware JupirH BayLy Hilo, Hawaii EsTHER BROWN Richmond, Virginia Nancy Brown Houston, Texas Lots CassTEVENS Clemmons, North Carolina {70 } She High School Juntors CLARA COLE Lexington Park, Maryland ALICE CooLInG Wilmington, Delaware JACQUELINE DOBSON Malba, L. I., New York SALLIE EUBANK Cape Charles, Virginia CAROLYN FEAIRHELLER Wilmette, Illinois do71e She High School Juniors JOANNE GARRETT Houston, Texas Mary SHEPHERD HAMMONS Plymouth, North Carolina Betsy Hopcson Cary, Illinois JEANNE Marie JONES Portsmouth, Virginia GENEVIEVE Kaos Akron, Ohio She High School Juniors Mary Kulzer Daytona Beach, Florida Linpa LAzZZzELL Holden, West Virginia NATALIE LEACH Knoxville, Tennessee JANET McCLEARY Knoxville, Tennessee Marityn McCune Vlushing, L. I., New York She High School Juniors Betsy MApDISsON Columbus, Ohio SARA NOTTINGHAM Cape Charles, Virginia Betty Patti Youngstown, Ohio Dorotuy PEARSON Central Preston, Cuba Nora Jo PETERSON Kerrville, Texas 1k She High School Juniors Nancy Printz Trenton, New Jersey ANNE SANCKEN Augusta, Georgia ANGIE LEE SANDERS Warrenton, Virginia LouIsE SCHINDEL rs Bucyrus, Ohio ELEANOR TAYLOR Bluefield, West Virginia HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE CLASS Mipyvette, Esposiro, Miss SmirH, WILLis, M. LEEDER She (lass of 1950 ANNE WILLIS ROSEMARIE Esposito MaApbDGE LEEDER BetH MIDYETTE Miss JEAN SMITH a 7 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor She High School Sophomores DoRLENE BRUCKMANN Cincinnati, Ohio ELEANOR COCHRAN Williamsport, Pennsylvan’a RENE CRANFILL Dallas, Texas Mo ..iz ELy Knoxville, Tennessee ROSEMARIE Esposiro North Providence, Rhode Island LoOuUDONNA FLETCHER Grand Rapids, Michigan ELEANOR LEACH Stamford, Connecticut MaApbGE LEEDER Havana, Cuba {78 } She High School Sophomores Rose LEEDER Havana, Cuba Nancy McNauGutT Washington, D. C. Betu MIpyveETTEe Bath, North Carolina JuNE PIALors!I Youngstown, Ohio Joan SmitH Avon Lake, Ohio STEPHANIE ‘TAUBMAN Roanoke, Virginia VALERIE TAYLOR Warrenton, Virginia ANNE WILLIs Knoxville, Tennessee HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN CLASS Fox, Miss KEARFOTT, ALLEN She (lass of 1951 ANITA WALL BARBARA Fox Joan ALLEN Miss Lis KEARFOTT President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer . Sponsor Joan ALLEN BARBARA BOHANNON ANNE COLE BARBARA Fox Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Gulfport, Mississippi Waynesboro, Virginia Culpeper, Virginia AuDREY MERCER ANN SENOR ZAN VAN ANTWERP ANITA WALL New York, N. Y. New Rochelle, New York Waynesboro, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia She High School Freshmen The Laurel Chain Song Winding slowly o'er the campus As we bear our laurel chain, O’er the dear old Fairfax campus, As we pledge our love again. REFRAIN Dear old Fairfax, dear old Fairfax, How our hearts beat high with pride! Ever shall we stand together, Fairfax daughters side by side. Tis a symbol of our faith, This laurel chain we bear, And the trust we have in Fairfax: Oh, our hearts will eer be here. As the day draws nigh for parting And we list to another call, In our hearts will live the echo, “Alma Mater, Fairfax Hall.” Seniors: We, the Senior Class of Fairfax, Pass to you this chain of green As a token of our love And the happy days we've seen. Juniors: We accept with joyful hearts The challenge that you give, And promise we will keep it; In our hearts twill ever live. {85} ORGANIZATIONS vy SS oe Ww eAlma Mater I Pledge we now our loyal friendship, Pledge it, one and all, To the school we love so dearly; Hail to Fairfax Hall! CHORUS Loudly praise our Alma Mater, Best school in the land. Through the years we're friends forever, Loyally we stand. II Memories shall always linger Round our school so dear. May the friendships formed at Fairfax Live throughout the years. { 86 } Mr. W. B. GaTEs, Srp. She ‘President’s Council Members Patty Lonc Jo ANN KELLER SARAH KING Mave Marie ROGERS PETRINA WILLIAMS CAROL YOUNG MarTHA HINDLE JANE KIELY PATRICIA THOMAS Linpa LAZZELL DorotHy PEARSON Mo tut Ey HInDLE, KieLy, THOMAS Lonc, KELLER, KING ps {8 } LAZZELL, FEARSON, ELYy Rocers, WILLIAMS, YOUNG She Young Women’s Christian Association Jo ANN KELLER PATRICIA THOMAS ELEANOR MCCLEARY SARAH KING Kitty BuLLcck Mary CLARKE JANE KIELY NATALIE LEACH ELEANOR LEACH Jo ANN KELLER Officers Cabinet { 88 } President Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer Patty Lone Nancy PERRY BARBARA REEVES ELEANOR ROSE JOAN SMITH Miss ELLEN PARKER She Young Women’s Christian Assoctation Miss ParKER, E. Leacu, J. SmirH, N. LeEAcH, CLARKE, KieLy, BuLLocx, Rosr, Perry, P. Lone, Kino, E. McCreary, THOMAS, KELLER Purpose HE Young Women’s Christian Association helps to maintain the Christian atmosphere of the school. Through its weekly Sunday evening vesper services, its parties for new girls in the fall, and its other social functions throughout the year, the Y. W. C. A. tries to combine spiritual inspiration with actual practice of the principles of Jesus. Advisory Board Miss EurA V. STROTHER | Miss SwANN Marks CO eae Honorary Members Mr. W. B. GarEs, SR. | Miss uLeN s DARKE Rel ute re ye eg bae | ue 0. BS DONSOF {89 } She (hain And Anchors Mary Lou MILter, Editor SARAH Kina, Business Manager Staff PATTY GONG), iy a ee eee ee 6 Se eee ELAINE PAuL rps ssistant Business Managers FRAN CHAMBERLIN { ANN ey i pe, es I eee Cees Dorotuy BRusH JAYNE REYEOLDS = 3) eee Literary Editor Betry, NELGAY OUNG= sen eee Athletic Editor BARBARA WARMEE. . ......__..___. _Feature Editor CaroLtyn Lona. . . . . . Advertising Manager JoAnn Ketter... .. . = Class Representative Berry Patti. . . . Organizations Representative ANN SMITH, MARY KULZER, © Joyce WEIGEL, PATRICIA . . . Staff Assistants ASHENBRENNER, PEGGY NEILL | 4 Miss Swann Marks, Sponsor { 90 } ELL SS Ha ERLIN CHAMB PAUL RE K LoNnG . 1p WARMEE A. SMITH ASHEN BRENNER i I YOUNG PATTY NEILL BOLD tR LE - aI WEIGEL . LONG ULZER BRUSH K We) The Hall (hatter Patsy BorNGASSER, Editor Satty ANN KeEArFOTT, Business Manager Staff DorotuHy BrusH : Assistant Editors JAYNE REYBOLD PETER WINKLEMAN. . .... .. . Feature Editor ALICE, GOOGLING =) ive, ct Ls eee ree cre SAVIASD ATE eee eens Assistant Sports Editor Dorotny Hastincs | “ Facts Reporters JOAN SMITH WHITNEY KNOWLES) 2252 “A eee OTe JANET RUSSELL) ga) tu eee ee acc CLARALEE BARNES) 209 47 =, Uw 0 = cy ne COPY eld: ion, JANE ACKERSON. . . .. .. . Assistant Copy Editor MarGareEtT L. ROBERTS | CAROLYN LONG PATRICIA ASHENBRENNER | JOcANN-YOUNT: 2) Jamaal “35 2 S01 ee Oe Louisa LAnpon, Nancy Printz | ri A ale Gere JEANNE Marie JONES f Typists Reporters Lucy MEApD, HELEN BATEMAN, FRAN CHAMBERLIN, ANN SMITH, ELAINE PAUL, LYNN McCung, PETRINA WILLIAMS, KATHRYN McFAariin, MARY CLARKE, MARGARET TOWNSEND, ELEANOR VANN RosE, PEGGY NEILL, Betty McCoy, Joyce WEIGEL, BETry NELL YOUNG Mr. Harry Nasu, Sponsor { 92 } BRUSH REYBOLD BATE HAsTINGS J. RussELL BARNES ACKERSON ASHENBRENNER YOUNT L. LANDON { 95 } WINKELMAN J. Smiru ROBERTS PRINTZ CooLinGc KNOWLES C. Lone J- Jo Le (Cercle Francais Officers SARAH KING po DOP me ee ae ee TESLOETY MarTHA HINDLE « wp tu] VV ce-President DOROTHY, PEARSON =. a. yy ee etn ee OCTET Patty LonG care eae = tee ral A eta MEL, CEC SUT EF MARILYN, MCCUNE tee) ee em ea nee MissiPARKER” 4 0. 9 oe ee Sponsor Members Pat ADKINS FRAN CHAMBERLIN NATALIE LEACH DottTiE SIMON Jupy BayLy Mary CLARKE Rose LEEDER BARBARA WARMEE Patsy BLACK RONNIE D1CARLo ELEANOR McCLEARY PETER WINKLEMAN MARILYN PERCDY ILsE Frost Mary Lou MILLER PETRINA WILLIAMS Loris CASSTEVENS Mary SHEP HAMMONS Lity VAN Morris ANNE WILLIS BARBARA HEss Nancy PERRY Standing: Kinc, HinpLte, McCune, P. Lone Seated: Muss PARKER, PEARSON { 94 } él (irculo Saludos Amigos Miss SAYRE, MEap, J. RussELL, OwENs, PURDY Officers b AND Ee RSISSEL Lee en ete See es) tel Presiden PA LUR Ve eee ene nen 6 7ce-President INET IR) WE NG ge Gre erie sme, (ea ae oan” � Secretary Lucy MEAD pee ent rir mae, esate Drea super MISS UNICESSAYRE Cowis See a on Sponsor Members XMAvIA Bate, ALICE Coorinc, RosEMARIE Esposiro, Dotty GoopMAN, LILLIAN JOHNSON, JOAN Kityian, WHITNEY KNOWLES, MArRy Kuwzer, LinpA LAzzELL, ELEANOR LEACH, MApDGE LEEDER, Betsy Mapison, JANET MCCLEARY, KATHERINE McFaruin, Lucy MeEap, Peccy NEILL, NELL Ow_Ens, ELAINE PAUL, JUNE PIALoRS!, PAT PuRDY, JAYNE REYBOLD, RHEA RHORER, JEAN ROSENBERG, JANET RussELL, MARION RUSSELL, ANNE SANCKEN, KATHERINE WELLMAN {95 } The Latin (lub Officers NATALIE LEACH Poa, cit ek etal amet Testueny MarRILYN McCune eat Rat Uae tec tee TEStaent MARTHA INDIE = c 9 amen Secretary- Treasurer Miss: JEANS MI VH0 og gue ook Sponsor Members Pat ADKINS SALLIE KEUBANK SARA NOTTINGHAM Lots CASSTEVENS BARBARA Fox NATALIE PECKHAM ELEANOR COCHRAN JEANNE MARIE JONES ANN SENOR VERONICA DiCARLO BARBARA KIESEWETTER ANN SMITH MOo.LulE ELy ANNE WILLIS Standing: Muss SmitH, HINDLE Seated: N. LEAcH, McCune { 96 } International ‘Relations (lub A. SmirH, MEAp, Howarp, Hinpie, Miss GAnpy, Miss HANSEN Officers MarTHA HINDLE ANN SMITH Lucy MEap MARILYN Howarp Miss CATHERINE HANSEN Miss ETHEL RutrH GANDY Members President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Pat ADKINS, Lois CASSTEVENS, FRAN CHAMBERLIN, MOLLIE Exy, RosEMARIE Esposito, MARTHA HinpteE, MArityN Howarp, JEANNE Marie JONES, JANE KiELYy, BARBARA KIESEWETTER, MARY KULZER, CAROLYN Lonc, Patty Lone, Lucy Mrap, Peccy NeiLi, ELAINE Pau, Betty Patty, NATALIE PECKHAM, Nora Jo PETERSON, JUNE PIALORSI, JAYNE REYBOLD, ANN SMITH, PETER WINKELMAN She (hoir Officers BARBARA: REEVES.) seen) ee ee resiaen. KATHRYN McFarRuin.. ......._.. Vice-President Nora JO PETERSON Secretary- Treasurer RENE CRANFILL A Se Se TOTTI Miss BETSY SIMPSON, ge), 2p ee en nn eno 00751, Miss ANNE MAssIE.-. . . . . «. Accompanist Members JANE ACKERSON Tracy Foss ELEANOR LEACH CLARALEE BARNES HAYDEE GRILLO Rose LEEDER Mary FRANCES BENNETT EsTHER BROWN Nancy Brown SARAH BULLOCK DorotHy HASTINGS MARILYN HOWARD PANNY KEARFOTT LoutsA LANDON Betty PATTI NATALIE PECKHAM LAURA LEE PRINCE BARBARA WARMEE LINDA LAZZELL {98 } She Glee (lub Officers HAYDEE GRILLO ene eta, A 58 SO Prosident PERAGVOT UNS yet 3 hee a fk et 6. .tce-President ISATHRYN BUTLER. 9) 0 4 sot). § . Treasurer IMARILYNS HOWARD « Gro) o.pee Oe eee. =. Ltbrarian Miss Betsy SIMPSON Lie ie, Meee eal lh ee Director Miss ANNE Massie. . . . . . . Accompanist Members JANE ACKERSON, CLARALEE BARNES, XAVIA BATE, Jupy BAyvty, Mary FrAncEs BENNETT, ESTHER Brown, Nancy Brown, Dorotuy BrusH, RENE CRANFILL, LOUDONNA FLETCHER, CORNELIA GATES, Dorotuy GoopMAN, Dorotuy Hastincs, GENEVIEVE Katcs, PANNY KEARFOTT, LOUISA LANDON, LinpA LAzzELLt, ELEANOR LEAcH, Rose LEADER, KATHRYN McFaruin, Bet1y Patti, NATALIE PEcKHAM, Nora Jo PETERSON, JUNE P1ALorsI, LAURA LEE PRINCE, BARBARA REEVES, JAYNE REYBOLD, Mary SHEFFIELD, BARBARA WARMEE, JOYCE WEIGEL ee: The Fairfax ‘Players Officers JOANN KELLER Suatte Wisse ee me eset MarTHA HINDLE Secretary JEANNE Marie JONES Treasurer Mary SHEP HAMMONS . Program Chairman Miss GERALDINE JONES Sponsor Members CLARALEE BARNES, ALICE COOLING, CoRNELIA GATES, JANENE HASSELL, JANE KIELY, WHITNEY KNOWLES, ELEANOR LEACH, MADGE LEEDER, ROSE LEEDER, JANET Mc- CLEARY, KATHRYN McFar.iw, Betty Patti, NATALIE PECKHAM, RHEA RHORER, Mave Marie RoceERs, JANET RussELL, MARY ANNE SNODDY, MARGARET SPURLOCK, BARBARA WARMEE, PETRINA WILLIAMS { 100 } She Art (lub ten ef. oon es, ere u MartTIN, HAssELL, McCNAuGHT, GOODMAN, KELLER, BIDWELL HE Art Club of this year has devoted its activities to the Exhibitions of Paint- ings and Graphic Arts which have been sent to us from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts at Richmond. Discussions have been led by the Art History class which did the research work on the artists who have been represented. The list of Exhibitions has been as follows: Print and Drawings ‘by Virginia Artists; Elements of Design; Madonnas from 13th Century to a modern version of Mother and Child; the French Painters of the 19th Century; Italian Masters from 14th through the 17th Centuries; Paintings, Drawings, and Prints of the 20th Century artists. These Exhibitions, plus the kodachrome slides used in the Art History classes, have greatly enriched the Art program. { 101 } Phi Members XAVIA BATE, HELEN BATEMAN, Nancy Perry, CAROL YOUNG Purpose FPHE National Honorary Scholastic Society of Fairfax Hall Junior College is Phi Theta Kappa. Scholar- ship, leadership, and service are emphasized by this society, and wisdom, aspiration, and purity are its basic foundations. The society is similar to Phi Beta Kappa in a four-year college. BATE, BATEMAN PERRY, YOUNG Miss Eura V. STROTHER, Sponsor { 102 } Fatrfax Hall (hapter Of She National Honor Society ELEANOR McCLEAry, President Members ILs—E Frost, MARTHA HINDLE, JANE KIELYy, NatTatie LeAcH, Carotyn Lono, JaAneT McCreary Purpose HE Fairfax Hall Chapter of the National Honor Society stimulates the development of this organiza- tion’s basic ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It lends a strengthening and unifying spirit of honor to student life. Miss CATHERINE HANSEN, Sponsor Pe Me@rean ye Hinorrs Frost, N. LEAcnH, C. Lone, J. McCLeary { 103 } ATHLETICS She Athletic Association Nancy Perry, President Officers NANGYoPERR Yous) eee ee ee me es 7cent PETER WINKELMAN. . . . .. ._ .« Vice-President Pat ASHENBRENNER . . ._.. Secretary- Treasurer Miss MARGARET SMITH —._— Hockey and Basketball Coach Miss CLARA SHAPARD ...._—«._ —._ —s Steuttmming Coach Miss Mary ZaRING . . .. ._ . = Riding Instructor emer , be Miss MARGARET SMITH Director, Physical Education { 106 } The —Athletic —Association WINKELMAN, Perry, Miss SMirH, ASHENBRENNER HE Athletic Association is an organization which helps Fairfax girls keep physically fit and maintains good sportsmanship in every way throughout the school life. In order to become a member of the Athletic Association one must acquire twenty- five extra-curricular points acquired by participating in sports outside of those required. The school is divided into two teams, ‘Orange’ and “Black,” which represent the school’s colors. The purpose is to promote sports activities among the students and to help girls gain Athletic Association points. The Association sponsors activities such as hockey, basketball, baseball, tennis, bowling, riding, and many others. Hockey and basketball teams participate in games with many schools and the trips are fun and enjoyed by all. { 107 } She Varsity Hockey Team Acxkerson, NEILL, PETERSON, Rose, B. Younc, KLatt, PuRDy, COOLING LAZZELL, CASSTEVENS, E. McCieary. Seated: PERRY Nora Jo PETERSON — _— 1 mm N ) ELEANOR RosE, PAT ASHENBRENNER Peccy NEILL ALICE COOLING nt a ee Lois CASSTEVENS, ELEANOR MCCLEARY . JANE ACKERSON Nancy Perry (Captain) BETTY NELL YOUNG PaT PurpDy _- = SS eR eye” armas oe yao s LINDA LAZZELL PETER WINKELMAN oP) { 108 } She Junior Varsity Hockey Team NE Gi eA Vera ae eet rake hic es) vty fo Ee Rap R pe tam we pL WY, EN NEVI RIED ONES ateeeesemey ee) A ant gn em ee Ok Tae, MEPaNO neti s Glee DETSYs ViADISON Sa) 6a. Sa Le oan ko Cee GAIN GAGS Re, Tl mere Seer eee yes Ayo gi ee ee ee RAT LILLIAN JOHNSON Mary CLARKE . CarRoL KLaTT , JANE KieLy (Manager) Lucy MEap eet MARION RussELL, ROSE LEEDER Dotty HAstTiINnGs — — mh DAD Qma tees, Hastincs, R. Leeper, E. Leacu, Krety, MEap, J. JONES, CLARKE, JOHNSON, J. MCCLEARY { 109 } She Varsity “Basketball Team CAssTEVENS, NEILL, RosE, Kiatr, Lonc, Yount, PERRY, PRINCE, JOHNSON Forwards Lois CASSTEVENS Peccy NEILL ELEANOR ROSE LILLIAN JOHNSON LAuRA LEE PRINCE Guards Patty Lone (Captain) Nancy Perry (Manager) Jo ANN YOUNT CAROL KLATT { 110 } She Juntor Varsity ‘Basketball Team Forwards ALICE CooLinG NATALIE LEACH ELEANOR MCCLEARY JANE KIELY ANNE WILLIS Guards MoLuiE Ey (Captain) BETTY NELL Younc JANE ACKERSON ACKERSON, WILLIS, YounG, Coo.inc, E. McCLeary, LEACH, ELy, K1ELy {111 } The “Boots and Saddle (lub N. Leacu, BuTLerR, MILLER, Howarp, SANDERS, Ety, E. McCLEARY Officers NATALIE LEACH vk te eS ae ieee evra eit XAVIA BATE we: Sa ie aoe Ee pn a ee ieee Le tiaene PAT: ASHENBRENNER =.) — 7) mts fi ue ge OCC ELaey: Mo.ulE ELy Wy ee ee Sede a oe ren Peasun ch Miss MARY. ZARING. | 5) 4. = ee ee POTLSOL Members KATHRYN BUTLER, MARILYN Howarp, ELEANOR McCLeEAry, Mary Lou MILuer, ANGIE LEE SANDERS { 112 } She ‘Riding (lub Officers RATHER YNCDUTLE Ree beetee. - — von Sa oe eeresiaent MOoLuiE ELy OMG eg gt in Ben Vcest vesiaent PEGE ONE Lomeea eat uy flaky yt ace eee oecr etary: Mary Lou MILLER es ee eee eT COSULLT. NMISSMIARVSZARING § oo 5 2 hoo ae a! 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