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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1949 volume:

‘ce ? ‘ - ‘ MARION RUSSELL eae Fe ome! ON ee UMM RRLL CLIT OT; SARAH BULLOCH . . . . . . . Business Manager EVERETT WADDEY COMPANY Pa item ON aa eh G? METROPOLITAN ENGRAVING COMPANY . . Engraver ALWOOD STUDIO §9%) 6 2) 8 eee Ee polosrapner ee ee a ee - We yAesboro Public Library Gt Fr pug tty Yiayne Avenue Pa ae Se Wayrcsture, WA PIAL i. r ) @ Abr a commencement ceremony each year the CHAIN AND ANCHORS is presented to the student body and faculty. On the pages of this book you will find a complete record of the year’s activities. This, then, is the story of 1948-49. SIBRE of Ce @ Dedication The School The Administration The Faculty Poms Peeve The College Senior Class . The High School Senior Class The College Junior Class . The High School Junior Class The High School Sophomore Class The High School Freshman Class. Activities The May Court . Athletics Student Directory Faculty Directory Advertisements 110 PZ 129 tae? 134 Mrs. W. B. Gates, Sr. WE, the Staff of the 1949 Crain AND ANCHORS, Offer our love and best wishes to Mrs. W. B. Gates, Sr., who has helped to create the pleasant atmosphere of our school which we love so dearly. 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 {10} WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR., B.S. Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Harry LEE NAsH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College Mrs. GERALDINE JONES BRYAN, A.B. Dramatics University of Chattanooga, A.B.; Cadek Con- servatory of Music and Fine Arts, Diploma in Drama; Princeton Summer Theatre PIERRE F. CoRNELL-D’ECHERT, A.B., A.M. Spanish Cornell University, A.B.; Sorbonne, Universite de Paris; Universite de Strasbourg; Universita di Firenze; Columbia University, A.M.; Universidad de Mexico Mrs. EpitH E. Crews, B.S. Secretarial Science Radford College, B.S. Mrs. RENEE CRESPEL CORNELL-D’ ECHERT Spanish Cours Claustre; Cours Ducher: Institut Catholique | Caton Miss BETTY GAMBLE, A.B. Miss CAROLINE R. GAmBrRILL, A.B., A.M. English Chemistry and Mathematics Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, A.B.; Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, College of William and Mary Columbia University, M.A.;Graduate School, Yale University Miss ETHEL RuTH Ganpy, B.S., M.A. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, A.B., A.M. History and Social Science Psychology Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M.; Graduate College, B.S.; George Peabody College for Work, University of Virginia Teachers, M.A. {13} Miss ETHEL HaAntTskeE, A.B. Biology, History Wofford College; Converse College, A.B. Miss Loris Hester, B.S. Physical Education University of Richmond, B.S. Miss Carrie L. Housenriuck, 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 Massie. B.M. Piano Ward-Belmont College; George Peabody College for Teachers; University of Michigan, B.M. Mrs. JEAN H. McConneLi Piano and Organ State Teachers’ College, California, Pennsylvania; Cornell University; University of Pennsylvania; New England Conservatory; Private Study, George Gibson, Jeannette Giguere; Member of Faculty, New England Music Camp mre Miss ELLEN P. PARKER, B.A., M.A. French Bates College, B.A.; Middlebury French School, M. A.; Columbia University {15} CHARLES M. Pace, JR., A.B., M.A. English Virginia Military Institute, A.B.; University of Virginia, M.A. Miss BARBARA RaAup, A.B. Riding Baldwin Wallace College, A.B. _ Miss ADRIENNE Ropinson, B.M. Voice Indiana University, B.M.; Private Study with Mrs. Mae Graves Atkins, Chicago Rev. KENNETH H. ANTHONY, A.B.. B.D. History of Religion (Second Semester) Heidelberg College, A.B.; Virginia Theological Seminary, B.D. { 16} Rev. RJ .Scuencx, A.B, B:De S:lMe History of Religion and Psychology (First Semester) Muhlenberg College , A.B.; Lutheran Seminary, Philadelphia, B.D., S.T.M.; Graduate Work, University of Pennsylvania; Chicago Seminary; Gettysburg Seminary Miss CLARA SHAPARD, B.S. Home Economics Murfreesboro State Teachers’ College, B.S.; Graduate Work, University of Tennessee, Cornell University Miss EurA V. STROTHER, A.B., A.M. Miss MARTHA THomas, A.B. Mathematics, Sociology English and Librarian Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Columbia West Virginia Institute of Technology, A.B. University Ba nei i i Fees slagsnes Miss MARGARET E. Wi us, B.A., M.A. Miss SWANN Marks Latin, Mathematics Secretary University of Richmond, B.A., M.A. Era: Miss RutH RAFTERY J. F. Hupsparp, M.D. Secretary School Physician Miss Harriet B. Smiru, R.N. Nurse Mrs. ArTHUR L. MaTTox Dietitian { 18 } Mrs. E. R. TurRNBULL Mrs. W. D. RicHEY House Mother House Mother Mrs. JosepH C, HUGHES Mrs. MINNIE FosTER Housekeeper House Mother {19 } oe { 20 } ACKERSON, McCoy, Miss Ropinson, RHORER, Cox She (College (lass of 1949 JANE ACKERSON DEE Cox Betty McCoy . RHEA RHORER . Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON e President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor tevin Nh AP OP ety E Gy OS ea lei Gee bt bead ae . hod � bok + = Jane ‘Kenee Titus —Ackerson= Forty Fort, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W.C. A.; President, Senior Class,’49; Treasurer, Glee Club, 49; Captain, Hockey Team, °49; Hockey Team, °48; Basketball, °48, °49; Athletic Asso- ciation, °48, °49; French Club, °48; International Relations Club, °49; Choir, 48, °49; CHAIN AND AncHors, °49; Hall Chatter, ’48, °49 “We never know how high we are Till we are called to rise And then, if we are true to plan, Stature touches the skies.” . o cee op) op) es Zz _ =) a N dhe gab Me Helen— Elizabeth ‘Bateman— WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W.C. A.; Fairfax Players, ’49; Phi Theta Kappa, °48, °49; Ten Pens, °49; HALL CHATTER Staff, ’48, °49 She’s not too careless, Not conventional quite; Does what she likes; knows When she does it right.” { 23 } Abas bgt (iar) och ae Lee ee Eee PIN Gs Lite Ces ees Jeannine M. Bidwell Fort Knox, KENTUCKY Y. W. C. A.; President, Y. W. C, A., °49; Riding Club, °48; Art Club, °48; Associate Art Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °49 “Thine ts the brow whose mildness would defy The fiercest rage, and have its sternest will When fenced by power and master of the world.” { 24} Marilyns Joans Ward Brody New York, NEw York Y. W. C. A.; French Club; °48; Riding Club, °48; Columnist, Hall Chatter, °49; Staff, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °49 “Flow happy is he born and taught That serveth not another's will Whose armour 1s his honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill.” {25 } k CPO Le Lae ee ae Sed OME TR TB Ui Sarah Katherine ‘Bulloch ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Cabinet, Y. W. C. A., ’48, ’49; Choir, ’48; Glee Club, 48; Spanish Club, °48; Riding Club, 48; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHoRs, °49 “Oh, slow to smite and swift to spare, Gentle and merciful and just!” { 26} db ish da Cie) ae Le pen eee Ge F Se Nae ) ee a Mary “Dee Cox CoLumBus, MIssIssIPPI Y. W. C. A.; President’s Council, ’49; Vice-President, Senior Class, °49; Glee Club, °49; Choir, °49; International Relations Club, °48 ‘A cheerful life is what the muses love; A soaring spirit is their prime delight.” Mary Melinda, Ti racy Foss WINDsoR, CONNECTICUT Vice-President, Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President, Glee Club, °48, ’49; Choir, 48, °49; Vice-President, Choir, ’48, °49: Riding Club, 48, °49; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, °49; Art Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °49 “Good humour only teaches charms to last, Still makes new conquests and maintains the past.” {28 } j Ake dna Ce OFS ies tobias Per ee he Nis Ve HORS Ahaton Mary Hevener Hammer WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, ’49; Junior Varsity Basketball, ’49 “A thrush whose voice gives life to a barren heath, A tuneful echo that laughs at itself.” {29 } K G20 ye Lae bee omen S E N R S Elizabeth Anns Mc(oy WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Y. W. GC. A.; Vice-President, Y. W. C. A., ’49; Secretary, Senior Class, 49; President, Glee Club, 748, °49; Athletic Association, 748, °49; International Relations Club, °48, °49; Riding Club, °48; Hall Chatter, °48, °49 “She 1s a winsome wee thing, She is a handsome wee thing, She is a bonnie wee thing.” { 30 } Stat. ‘Rhea Virginia� ‘Rhorer Des Mornes, Lowa Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer, Senior Class, ’49; Fairfax Players, °48, °49; President, Fairfax Players, 49; Riding Club, °48, °49; Spanish Club, °48; Reporter, Hall Chatter, °49; Athletic Association, °48, °49; Swim- ming ‘Team, °48, ’49 “Like a bird that doth startle The early morn with its song.” {31} T.-H GerOP Nigella tee Ga: Se aN ee) eet ‘Margarets Lee Roberts WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Choir, °49; Glee Club, 49; Hall Chatter, °48, °49 “A gull whose sturdy wings are not afraid to follow The celestial path that beckons from the sun.” H E CeO latipes EGE See or ee Eleanor Vanns ‘Rose FRANKLINTON, NoRTH CAROLINA Y. W. C. A.; Literary Editor, CHAIN AND ANcuHors, °49; Editor, Hall Chatter, °49; Basketball, °48; Tennis, ’48; Hockey, °48; French Club, °48; Riding Club, ’48; Athletic Association, °48, °49; President, Len: Pens;749 “She was good as she was fair, None—none on earth above her! As pure in thought as angels are: To know her was to love her.” {33} 1D (ey O.es GA e ee ee oars ier oe NeeeLae ©) Marion, Marie ‘Russell NorFOLK, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; President’s Council, °49; Editor, CHain AND ANCHORS, 49; Staff, Hall Chatter, ’49; Athletic Association, °48, °49; Hockey Team, °48; Spanish Club, °48; Riding Club, °48, 49 “But smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm desires.” {34} Rees Mary ‘Permelias Sheffield HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Yow. @. A. Cabinet, Y. W. Ci A Chairman, President’s Council. ?49: Staff, Hall Chatter, ’49; Glee Club, ’48; Vice-President, Choir, ’49; Riding Club, °48 “Gentle in personage, conduct and equipage, Noble heritage, generous and free.” {35} LAST WihifeAN DS ies EAVEEN: of The College Senior Class We, the Senior Class of 1949, do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament: I, Ruea Ruorer, do bequeath my ability to carry a tune to Betty Lou Matheson. I, SARAH KATHERINE BuLLocn, will my love for strange animals to anyone having the intel- ligence to care for them. I, ELEANOR Rose, do will and bequeath my ability to perform card tricks to Sheila Gottlieb. I, DEE Cox, do bequeath my Mississippi accent to anyone who may acquire it. I, Berry McCoy, bequeath my Accounting Book and Room 26 to Bailey Winn. I, JANE AcKERSON, leave my hockey stick to Eleanor Leach. I, Marityn Bropy, will my patience to Sookie Fain. I, Mary SHEFFIELD, do bequeath my Tidewater “outs” and “abouts”? to Hyde Jones and Sue Bentley. I, JEANNINE BipweELL, leave my English Literature books to Janie Cotten and my ability to rise with the bells to Joney Sarazan. I, Marton RussELL, bequeath my navy paraphernalia to the girl with equal enthusiasm. I, Tracy Foss, will my University of Virginia week-ends to Pat Trowbridge. I, HELEN BATEMAN, will my corner locker to any day student next year who is willing to take the bumps and bruises of the between class rush, I, MARGARET Roberts, do bequeath my job writing jokes for the Hall Chatter to Doris Powers, because she likes to laugh at funny things. I, Mary Hammer, do will my ability to speed to those early morning classes and not get caught to Jean Birdsong who will need it next year. Given under my hand and seal at Waynesboro, Virginia, this 4th day of June, 1949. { 36 } College Senzor Class Prophecy The room is in complete darkness. Heavy drapes cover the windows, preventing any light from entering. The only illumination comes from a crystal ball in the center of the room. Suddenly the crystal clouds, and when the cloud fades away I see a narrow, crooked street of Arabia, and as the scene moves closer, there appears the inside of one of the famous night spots—in the spotlight, singing, is Jane Ackerson. I watch her for a while, but my thoughts wander to her former room- mate and shortly the face of Betty McCoy replaces the image. As it enlarges I see that Betty is working out new bridge rules for her book which is soon to be published. Her television set dom- inates the scene for a moment, and as I turn to the source of the program, I see Dee Cox, who is entertaining the listeners with her well-known comedy show. But wait! The crystal is again clouding, this time to reveal the vision of Mary Hammer, who is Dean of Xafriaf College. Before her is Eleanor Rose collecting information for her feature article which she is writing for her paper. On Mary’s desk is a picture of her friend, Margaret Roberts. As attention is focused on the picture, it comes to life and I see Margaret in the very modern kitchen of her new home. On the table is the latest novel written by the well-known author, Helen Bateman. The view in the globe changes to Helen’s home where she is entertaining some of her friends. Among them is Jeannine Bidwell who has just given a successful “‘one-man”’ exhibit of her latest paintings. The scene moves to the door, and as it opens, Marion Russell, the renowned model, enters. She is gowned in a new creation designed by Tracy Foss. As I think of Tracy, the picture of the crystal becomes that of an ultra-modern office in Connecticut. Tracy is standing by her desk looking at the sketches of her latest creations. Beside her, commenting on them, is Marilyn Brody who has recently returned from Paris where she has been observing the style trends. The image fades and the crystal becomes clear. I have seen in my crystal ball all but three members of the Senior Class of 1949. As if reading my thoughts the globe reveals a swimming pool. There are two figures near the diving board, and as the vision becomes clear, I see that one of them is Rhea Rhorer who is teaching her daughter, Laura, how to dive. ‘The scene changes to a sumptuous Hollywood set where I see Mary Sheffield arranging the coiffure of a movie star. On another set, in the same studio, they are filming the latest Tarzan epic. ‘The chimpanzee, who is Tarzan’s boon companion, is owned and trained by Kitty Bulloch. I see her on the side- lines supervising the animal. After the picture is completed she will return to her social work in Roanoke. The crystal clears again, but this time, for good. I go over, turn back the curtains, and as the light enters the room, the memories of yesteryear fade away. {37} JANE ACKERSON PETER Voss DEE Cox DEAN OWENS Betty McCoy WALTER LEIPOLD RHEA RHORER Puitie BAILEY HELEN BATEMAN Mr. FLovyp BATEMAN MARGARET ROBERTS Ray SAYRE Mary HAMMER ALEXANDER SINGLETON Kairtry BuLLOCH Bruce HopGEs ELEANOR ROSE RicHARD NUNNALLY JEANNINE BIDWELL SAM CRICKENBERGER MARION RUSSELL GEORGE CASSTELLANOS Tracy Foss AUBREY MEADOWS MARILYN BrRopy Myron TRAVIS Mary SHEFFIELD WAVERLY BURTON { 40 } Oe { 42} Pearson, LEACH, McCune, Coo.inc, Miss STROTHER She High School (lass of 1949 e NATALIE LEACH MARILYN McCune DorotHy PEARSON ALICE COOLING Miss EurA V. STROTHER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Hoe leas gu. Ss Esther Mae “Brown RICHMOND, VIRGINIA e “© The soul of woman lives in love.” Y. W. C. A.; Choir, ’47-’49; President, Choir, ’49; Glee Club, °47-°49; Riding Club, °47-’49; Inter- national Relations Club, °47 (Gaal O L ele Lee Core Leas Patricias —Ann- Adkins SELBYVILLE, DELAWARE é “Gately is the soul’s health.” Y. W. C. A.; Latin Club, ’48; French Club, °47- °49; Fairfax Players, °49; Riding Club, °48; Reporter, Hall Chatter, °49; International Rela- tions Club, °48; Athletic Association, ’48; Hockey Manager, °49 eRe ashe inh ibe Ae el a rere) ee Ce EL, whe i INR RTO 1 NM Lois Lyndon=s (asstevens CLEeMMons, NorRTH CAROLINA e To be strong is to be happy.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, ’47-’49; Presi- dent, Athletic Association, ’49; Hockey, °47-’49; Basketball, °47-’49; Latin Club, °47,°48; French Club, °47-°49; Vice-President, French Club, °49; International Relations Club, °47-’49; President, International Relations Club, °49; Staff, CHatn AND ANCHORS, °49; Staff, Hall Chatter, °49 ‘Barbara Townsend (hasee Paw.inc, NEw YorK é Here still is the smile that no cloud can o’ercast.’’ Y. W. C. A.; Hockey, °49; Athletic Association, °49; International Relations Club, °49 ARN ea aD Hie G eH eee Vek MOS (OF 1b ne IN@ | OMsiaess Claras Ethel Cole San DtEGo, CALIFORNIA é “He will succeed; for he believes all he says.” Y. W. C. A.; French Club, °48; International Relations Club, °49; Hall Chatter, °49 Alice Ball (Cooling New Caste, DELAWARE ¢ “A fool to pleasure, yet a slave to fame.” Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, °46-°49: Secretary- Treasurer, Sophomore Class, °47: ‘Treasurer, Junior Class, °48; Treasurer, Senior Class, 49; Athletic Association, °46-°49: Hockey, °46-’49; Basketball, °47-'49; Treasurer, Athletic Associa- tion, °49; Swimming Team, °49; Fairfax Players, 47-49: Business Manager, Fairfax Players, °49; Riding Club, °47-°49; Latin Club, 400 47a Spanish Club, °48; Sports Editor, Hall Chatter, 48°49 nb A KES Val ot ME a ORC 8 B Se raN WL) We Re es “‘Bobbye Elizabeth Covey DENVER, COLORADO e “One must have something to dream of.” Y. W. C. A.; Choir, ’49; Copy Editor, Hall Chatter, °49 ° bad bad = = ae es Sallie Nelsons Eubank , CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA é “Tt is not for man to rest in absolute contentment.” Y. W. C. A.; Latin Club, ’49; Riding Club, °49 {47} dhe is beg ee a eee NS) Garett. Mary Shepherd Hammons PLymMoutuH, NortH CAROLINA é “All the world’s a stage.” Y¥. (W., CAs Cabinet You We ©. A. 248) 249 President, Junior Class, ’48; Athletic Association, °47 49; Fairfax Players, ’46,’47; Program Chair- man, Fairfax Players, °48; Masque and Gavel, °47; Latin Club, °47; French Club, 47-49; President, French Club, °49 Ree {43} O OF 4b Day [TOF Ras Marian, Lucilles Hammond SPANGLER, PENNSYLVANIA e “IT have immortal longing in me.” Y. W. CG. A. a 4 foie te Hite lee Gt ue Cane On Opel; ae aN Leg Omen Joans Lee Houck, HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA é “They dazzle our eyes as they fly to our hearts.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, ’49; Hockey, °49; Riding Club, °49; International Relations Club, °49 “Dorothy ‘Patricia Johnson CARACAS, VENEZUELA e Destiny ts always a woman.” ¥.- WW. C.A.; Riding Club} 749 eee ie (OR FFE Or (Ob 1p Mary Kulzer ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA e “It ts the friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Riding Club, °48; Spanish Club, ’48; Interna- tional Relations Club, ’48; CHAIN AND ANCHORS, S43 2 Wie CA, {50 } Siete NOL Osea Jeanne Marie Jones PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA ¢ “Were she perfect one would admire her more, but love her less.” Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President, Sophomore Class, °47; Secretary, Junior Class, °48; Staff, Hall Chatter, °48; Athletic Association, °49; Latin Club, °46-’48; Spanish Club, °46-°48; Interna- tional Relations Club, °47-'49; Fairfax Players, 46-49; Treasurer, Fairfax Players, °48 Leen H I' GH S Marilyns ‘Barbaras Lazarus CARACAS, VENEZUELA ¢ “Common sense ts very uncommon.” Y. W. C. A.; Choir, 49; Choir Librarian, °49 Te sees Linda, Field Lazzell HuntiIncton, West VIRGINIA é “The spider's touch—how exquisitely fine!” You a Cosme Presidents @ouncila.47c40% Choir, 47, °48; Glee Club, °47-’49: Athletic Association, °47-’49; Hockey, °47-°49; Riding Club, °47, °48; Latin Club, 48; Spanish Club, °48 Ee EL, Hila Goa ey AO) Ash KOE LOY OE Dee Er OFF ges Suzanne: Ruth Lynch OcEAN City, MARYLAND ¢ “ Manners form the great charm of woman.” Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, ’49; French Club, °49 {52} Natalies Nelms Leach KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE ¢ Rare is the union of beauty and virtue.” You, Woe Gach Cabinet ¥.a Wen CA Age 494 Secretary, Y. W. C. A., ’49; National Honor Society, °47-’49; Vice-President, National Honor Society, °49; Ten Pens, °49; President, Senior Class, °49; Athletic Association, °47-°49; Hockey, °49; Basketball, °47-49; Riding Club, °47-°49; Boots and Saddle Club, °47-’49; President, Boots and Saddle Club, ’49; Latin Club, ’47, ’48; Presi- dent, Latin Club, °48; French Club, ’47-’49; Staff, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 749 dh Sh 35 Jape ak Meal eh AB Al COP TOP RIF pee bee La Orens oS Janet. Stirling McCleary KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE € “A good smile is the sunshine of wisdom.” envy. Cr Ass Cabinet. Y.. We. C,-A.48- Treas- urer, Y. W. C. A., ’49; President’s Council, °49; Athletic Association, 47-’49; Hockey, °47-’49; Swimming Team, °49; National Honor Society, 49; President, National Honor Society, °49; Latin Club, °47; Fairfax Players, ’48, °49; Casting Director, Fairfax Players, °49; Spanish Club, °48; Staff, Cain AND AncHors, °49; May Court, 47 Marilyn, Louise McCune Fiusuinc, New York ¢ The eternal feminine doth draw us on.” Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President, Junior Class, °48; Vice-President, Senior Class, °49; Latin Club, °46, °47; Vice-President, Latin Club, ’47; French Club, °47; Treasurer, French Club, ’47; Staff, Hall Chatter, °47-49; Athletic Association, °49; Hockey, °48 Shred abs tt) Hee Gas Se Laas Ome Sia ee Ne Le Oe he Sara— ‘Rogers Nottingham CapE CHARLES, VIRGINIA ¢ “ Everything ts pretty that is young.” Y. W. G. A.; Latin Club, ’48, °49; Riding Club, 48 Mary Elizabeth Patti YOuNGSTOWN, OHIO é Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit.” Ya Wa GoAss Cabinet saYau Win Ge A 9480849 Glee Club, °48; Choir, °48; Spanish Club, °48; International Relations Club, °48; Fairfax Players, °48, °49; CHAIN AND Ancuors Staff, ’48, °49 {54} Abo dake diy Jabo dky LE 9 a Si Cee O Oo rL See Nee Ores “Dorothy “Pearson CENTRAL PRESTON, ORIENTE, CUBA ¢ Humanity is constitutionally lazy.” Y. W. C. A.; President’s Council, ’46-’49; Presi- dent, Freshman Class, °46; Secretary, Senior Class, °49; Athletic Association, °47-’49; Cheer- leader, °48, °49; Secretarial Club, °47; Spanish Club, °46, °47; French Club, °46, ’49; Secretary, Senior Class, °49 Nora— Jo ‘Peterson KERRVILLE, TEXAS ¢ Fulfill thy fate.” Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President, Freshman Class, °46; Glee Club, °46-°48; Choir, °46-’48; Secretary- Treasurer, Choir, °48; French Club, °46; Spanish Club, 47; Riding Club, ’47; Athletic Association, 47-49; Hockey, °48 Ate Meds Ai Iehooab AGS Ua heh dah (6) £6) “Jb SUTIN TRAD eS Jo Jack, “Pond ROANOKE, VIRGINIA € “Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food.” Y. W. C. A.; President’s Council, °49; Inter- national Relations Club, ’49; Basketball, °49 « Prert C6 a Julia Armitage ‘Rankin_ Upper Darsy, PENNSYLVANIA ¢ The hours that make us happy make us wise.” Y. Ws G.-A:; Glee Club, 749; Choir, 749 AW eb 1th Liss G oH. eee me Ege) eC) oni Sat Ne Le ORS Martha, —Ann- ‘Rosenfield Jackson, Mississippi ¢ Beauty is power, a smile is its sword.” Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, °49; International Rela- tions Club, °49; Riding Club, ’49 Elizabeth —Annes Sancken- AuGuUSTA, GEORGIA é The best hearts are ever the bravest.’ Yaw GA. Ridings Club, °48,°49; Spanish Club, °48; International Relations Club, °48 Abed Be vty Hoi. Geet eh (Oe dal A8h KO): SNS LC) ie re Louises Schindel Bucyrus, On10 ¢ “O this learning, what a thing it is!” Y. W. C. A.; Latin Club, ’48; Spanish Club, °48; Riding Club, °48; Hockey, °48 cAngie Lee Sanders WARRENTON, VIRGINIA ¢ “ May God forbid that I should go to heaven where there are no horses.” Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club, ’48; Athletic Associa- tion, °49; Riding Club, °48, °49; President, Riding Club, °49; Boots and Saddle Club, 48, ’49; Secretary-Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club, °49 ‘ = e + - cal . . _ IP dat 8 LG ee Et oh Ate alah Oy 103° 96 2) = Zz a 9) Ellens Sinton— GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA ¢ Politeness is to goodness what words are to thoughts.’” Yow. GA, ‘Beverly Ann Westman- SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA e “Nothing but beauty and wisdom deserve immortality.” Y. W. CG. A.; National Honor Society, °49; Inter- national Relations Club, °49; Riding Club, °49; Hall Chatter, °49; Ten Pens, °49 {59} The High School Senior Class Prophecy As I stepped from the Doser Cab to cover the world premiere of Destination Unknown, by the renowned playwright, Alice Cooling, who needs no introduction to theatre goers, I fully intended to write a dramatic criticism for the review in this morning’s paper. The play was excellent. Nora Jo Peterson was her usual splendid self in the starring role under the direction of Mary Shep Hammons. The superb music was written in collaboration by Pole Corter and Marian Hammond. The scenery was set in ultra-magnificent contrasting colors by Marilyn Lazarus and Pat Johnson, Inc. Betty Patti, now managing director of Fax Mactor, Inc., did her usual beautiful job of make-up. If the play was good, the audience was better. It turned out to be a delightful reunion of many former classmates of the 1949 exodus from the quaint little school in the Virginia hills. I heard a great noise, and I turned to find ten screaming children being fed lollipops by their doting mother, Sara Nottingham, aided by her ever present comrade, Sallie Eubank. Dorothy Pearson was angrily shushing the children so that she could continue her discourse on the powers of atomic energy in the carrot, with her colleague, Bev Westman. I happened to turn my head, and sitting behind me was none other than Ellen Sinton, now teacher of roller skating at Fairfax Hall. Just in from a swim down the Tennessee River, Janet McCleary was seen. I knew from the smile on her face that the swimming race had been a success, as usual. Seated beside her was Anne Sancken, now president of the Safe-7 Motor Co., Inc. I finally opened the telegram that had been in my purse since early evening, and found it was from Martha Rosenfield, who expects to fly up to New York for her trousseau and wants to make a luncheon date. Speaking of arrivals in New York, I understand that Angie Lee Sanders is due to arrive next week for the showing of her new stallion, Buzzibomb. In front of me, proofreading the next edition of Time magazine was the censor, Lou Schindel, who, with a smile, removed the distasteful language. Far down the aisle I glimpsed Julia Rankin, newly elected ‘ Pickle Queen” of the year. {60 } The High School Senior Class Prophecy The curtain fell on the first act, and I was pushed with the surging crowd out into the lobby. The first thing that met my eye was Barbara Chase, standing on a soap-box, still campaigning for Dewey for President. By chance I saw a group of leading politicians, and in their midst was none other than Marilyn McCune, now first woman mayor of New York City. As I went to grab a snack to eat I saw Suzanne Lynch’s confections advertised profusely. And sitting behind the travel desk, giving the latest news on Bermuda, its men and morals, was our muchly-traveled informer, Clara Cole. Patty-Dear Adkins was seen arguing with her husband over the problems of child psychology. As I went back to see the rest of the drama, Jeanne Marie Jones glided triumphantly past me, just in from her smash hit dancing lead in a new Broadway musical. Jo Jack Pond, newly elected “Queen of the Kaydet Corps,” was seen coming in on the arm of a bellhop whom she’d mistaken for one of her many ardent fans. As the curtains rose for the third act, Lois Casstevens, now famed debater on the Social Problems of the American Family of the South, flew in, late as usual. Esther Brown, having successfully taken over her father’s store, swirled into the theatre in all her glory. Seated far over in a corner, taking up two seats instead of one, was Natalie Leach, member of the Eada-Piece-a-Pi’’ Sorority, Coming into the theatre I saw Joan Houck and Linda Lazzell, who have just completed a new book, called Cada, which, I understand, has made a great splash on Broadway. Well, that’s all the news for now, but tomorrow be sure to read my daily column again. Your faithful reporter, BopBYE Covey. {61 } LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of The High School Senior Class ¢ We, the Senior Class of 1949 of Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro, Virginia, in leaving our Alma Mater, wish to publish this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section I: ‘To Fairfax Hall, we bequeath our everlasting love and hope that the Senior classes of the future years will have as good times as we have had. Section II: ‘To Miss Eura Strother, our sponsor, we bequeath our love and gratitude for the help she has so willingly given us. Section IH: ‘Yo Mr. Gates, we bequeath our sincere appreciation for his understanding and guidance, which have helped us so much. Section IV: ‘To the Senior Class of 1950, we bequeath our all-night parties on the eve of vaca- tion, in hopes that they can stand the strain better than we. I, Par Apkins, do hereby will and bequeath to Marcia Babbidge my love of Delaware men in hopes that we both will be successful. I, EsrHER Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my lonely week ends spent at Fairfax without “him”? to Rosemarie Esposito. I, Lots CassTEvENs, will to Marilyn Jenkins my ever present love for anything pertaining to North Carolina in hopes that she will always keep up the Carolina tradition. I, BARBARA CHASE, in my right(?) mind will my deep appreciation for the American Indian, their ability of aviation and love for the state which made it possible for Missouri to enter the Union in 1820, to anyone who will uphold its standards. I, CLara Cots, being of sound mind, do bequeath my ability to sleep through the noise on Saturday morning to Jeanne Hughes in hopes that she will lose her ability to rise with the sun. I, ALicE Coo.inc, do hereby will and bequeath my flaming red hair to Sue Bentley and Dell Moore in hopes that they will try my brand next time. I, Boppye Covey, leave my position of chief mail carrier between Fairfax and Fishburne to any girl that will have it. I, SALLIE EuBAnk, leave to Miss Willis my remarkable ability to render a polished translation of Cicero without doing violence to any grammatical constructions; also an hour and ten minutes to do her daily preparation with additional ten minutes to spend if her mind wanders from “dear old Cicero.” I, MartAN HamMonp will my neat room to Jean Manley in hopes that she will keep it that way. I, Mary SHEP Hammons, do hereby will and bequeath to Jeanne Hughes my great love for the Fauber brand of coffee, only hoping that she won’t become as great a caffeine addict as I am. I, Joan Ler Houck, will my now unwavering love for W. L., as a refuge from the vicissi- tudes and complexities of life, to Lucy Fain, even though she got there before Lee. I, Pat JOHNSON, leave, hoping that Fannie Delugach will follow within ten years. {62 } LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of The High School Senior Class é I, JEANNE Marie Jongs, will my undying fight for the Southern Cause to Rosemarie Esposito in hopes that some day she will be able to argue and win as well as I can. I, Linpa Lazzex, will and bequeath my ardent dislike for hamburgers to anyone stupid enough to go to Charlottesville with food on the brain. I, Naravie Leacu, do will and bequeath my love for the S. M. A. dances to Eleanor Leach, in hopes that she may continue to attend them and have as wonderful a time as I have had. I, Marityn Lazarus, leave my musical ability to Nancy Linehan, and if and when I get above high C, I will send her the rest of the notes. I, Sue Lyncu, will and bequeath my “talkative” disposition to Helen Baker. I, Janet McC rary, will my ability to room with redheads from Delaware to anyone who has the desire to do so. I, Marityn McCune, will and bequeath to Beth Midyette the dashing Billy Pember, for she certainly has been more faithful to him than I. I, Sara NorrinGuam, will the editorship of the ““Rambler” to Miss Hantske. I, Berry Parti, will my ability to ham up play rehearsals and opening nights to Bonnie McAfee. May she do me proud! I, Dororny Pearson, will to Mollie Ely and El Leach my ability to resist all Staunton cadets, not to mention my love for all gym activities and my front seat in Mr. Pace’s English class. I, Nora Jo PETERSON, will to Frances Tewes the ability to fall in love with a Texan in hopes that she, too, will wear cowboy boots and cowboy shirts. I, Jo Jack Ponp, will my kilts, my bagpipes, and my collected poems of Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott to Joy Grine with the hopes that we both will meet on the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond. I, Jutta Rankin, will the remains of our room to my beloved roommate, Mary Welch, in hopes that it will last through her remaining years at Fairfax: to the ‘“Swordsmen”’ I will the rest of my limited supply of cigarettes, and to Betty Lou Ungerleider and Barbara Fox, my success in bumming cigarettes. I, MartHA ANN ROsENFIELD, leave my good looks to next year’s circus queen, Peggy Flippo. I, ANNE SANCKEN, will and bequeath to El Leach and Mollie Ely my ability to get around and join in the fun in spite of any handicap. I, ANGE LEE Saunpers, will and bequeath my riding ability to Betty Fletcher. I, Lou ScuinpeL, do hereby will and bequeath my faithfulness in writing to the same boy every night to Anne Willis. I, ELLEN Sinton, will and bequeath ‘Twelfth Street Rag” to Millie Thomas. I, Beverty WEsTMAN, was going to entrust my orderly mind to Mary Alice Smith, but, for the moment, I can’t seem to remember where I put it. Given under my hand and seal this 4th day of June, 1949, {63} NATALIE LEACH Lt. BRITTON CRANFILL Marityn McCune ARMAND MENEGAY Dorotuy PEARSON Mr. H. F. PEARSON ALICE COOLING S. B. Coouine, III CLARA COLE Capt. GEORGE COLE BARBARA CHASE Puiny HALL BoBBYE Covey EARL BREEDING JEANNE Marie JONES ROBERT GARDNER SARA NOTTINGHAM CooKE GOFFIGON LoutsE SGHINDEL JouNn BruNncH ELLEN SINTON FRED Hopewe tt YE SANCKEN JurLia RANKIN Jim Tuy ANGIE SANDERS Mr. L. R. SANDERS Pat JOHNSON ROBERT CAROWELL Pat ADKINS WILLIAM DIRRECKSON LinpA LAZZELL ELpoN WEBB Berry Pattr IM Rae EAT TY SALLIE EUBANK Mr. J. P. EUBANK JANET McCleary PAuL BENNETT SuE Lyncu GEORGE BARKSDALE MARILYN LAZARUS Davin PEERY MarriIAN HAMMOND JOHN GrieEver, III Nora Jo PETERSON Mac Litt ie EstHER Brown Mr. D. A. Brown Lots CAssTEVENS Dr. J. C. CassTEVENS Mary S. HAMMONS Mr. SHEP BRINKLEY Jo Jack Ponp WALTER W MArTHA ROSENFIELD ART COHEN BEVERLY WESTMAN Dr. G. E. WESTMAN Joan Houck THoMAS HILLIARD Fe a i a.� {66 } 1950 { 68 } Mappox, Prince, Gates, Miss RAFTERY, COTTEN She (College (lass of 1950 e LAURA LEE PRINCE ANN Mappox JANIE CoTTEN CORNELIA GATES Miss RutH RAFTERY {69 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor JOAN BIHn San Antonio, Texas Betty ANN ANDREWS JEAN BirDsONG Winchester, Kentucky Waynesboro, Virginia DonnaA-LEE ANDROSS BARBARA Boyp West Hartford, Conn. Palestine, Texas Sue BENTLEY Harriet BuTLER Hampton, Virginia Steeles Tavern, Virginia pea JANIE COTTEN Fort Worth, ‘Texas Juanita Dosss Waynesboro, Virginia BARBARA Downs Oak Park, Illinois Lucy JANE Fain Winston-Salem, N. C. Jo ANN FLETCHER Ge We wile eas IRMA FITZPATRICK Waynesboro, Virginia Princeton, West Virginia CorRNELIA GATES South Miami, Florida {71 } Carre Hatcu Mt. Lebanon, Pa. VENETA GEORDAN Youngstown, Ohio ELEANOR HOLDER Nashville, Tennessee SHEILA GOTTLIEB Charlotte, North Carolina CAROLYN HUGHES Palmetto, Florida Joan HANGER Hype JongEs Waynesboro, Virginia Hampton, Virginia t 4f Ab Yel ap MARGARET JONES Hickory, North Carolina Coe ae red ee ae Gee JenUEN] 1 SO ches ROBERTA KIMBER Coldwater, Michigan ARLENE LaIRD Trenton, New Jersey IMOGENE KITE JANE LEHMAN Shenandoah, Virginia Cape Elizabeth, Maine JEAN LAFFITTE Quincy, Florida Patricia Luckett Bradford, Pennsylvania {73 } ANN Mappox MCALLEN, TEXAS J Ue NGS eC) ee one HarrRIET McCAusLAND CAROLYN MANN Pliny, West Virginia River Forest, Illinois BARBARA MCLAUGHLIN PHyYLLis MENKE Rockville Centre, N. Y. Beechhurst, L.I., N. Y. KatTHRYN MacMannis DeL_t Moore Baltimore, Maryland Dallas, Texas 474 } ELIZABETH PARKER Dallas, Texas Lots PETERSON Doris Powers Pearl River, New York Grottoes, Virginia Nancy LEE PHELPs Corbett, Maryland LaAuRA Ler PRINCE Sussex, Virginia BEVERLY PIzzALA Marshallton, Delaware Dianne Pryor Burlingame, California Jo ANN SARAZAN Fort Worth, Texas FRANCES QUILLEN Betty SHOWERS Waynesboro, Virginia Houston, Texas JOANNE REAGAN MARIANNE SHUMATE Nashville, Tennessee Waynesboro, Virginia Betty RoBEerts i art : ROSANNA SMITH Waynesboro, Virginia b. oes Rivera, California {76 } PATRICIA TROWBRIDGE Merion, Pennsylvania Mary WEsT Tallahassee, Florida JOAN VINSON Wichita Falls, Texas ANNE WIGGINS Keystone Heights, Florida Extva BELL WALTRIP Williamsburg, Virginia BAILEY WINN Martinsville, Virginia SaLtty WarpD Pembroke, Bermuda MartTHA WOLFE Marion, Virginia OG i ive, é Be ui ’ A vA Miss Hester, Erty, Grine, Hucues, TEwes She High School (lass of 1950 ¢ MGV Lies EL vimiuaea, cage ots mee A tet ype dong i) OVSAGR INF Meee ene, ee he kV 40e President PDANNE, AUG Heats e Tapeae | o , o on me eae “S Secretary BRAN CESS LEWES tatee S20 iil wear oS. lcs ws ake BRE easter Miss Lois HesTeR 92 6. Sponsor 179 } MarciA BABBIDGE Rockville Centre, N. Y. FANNIE DELUGACH Memphis, Tennessee GEorGIA BisHoP West Haven, Connecticut MOoLulr ELy Knoxville, Tennessee ELEANOR COCHRAN Williamsport, Penn. ROSEMARIE Esposito North Providence, R. I. NorMA JEAN COMMEFORD Pavilion, New York Betty FLETCHER Upperville, Virginia RENE CRANFILL Dallas, Texas LouDONNA FLETCHER Grand Rapids, Michigan { 80 } ako aah GD elon Geet ae Cee ge Ome () ty JUN PeGccy FiLirro Evanston, Illinois ANNE HAssetrT Clayton, Missouri HEsTER FREEMAN Wilmington, N. C. Joan HirsHMAn Alexandria, Virginia Joy GrINE Tarentum, Pennsylvania JEANNE HuGHEs Boston, Massachusetts BARBARA HALE MARILYN JENKINS Albrook Field, Canal Zone Greensboro, N. C. BERNICE HARRIS Cincinnati, Ohio ELEANOR LEACH Stamford, Connecticut AB AGE, A Hele Ges er SAG te) HOe Toe IE Jao UT ANT SI Ae ORR id� ) Nancy LINEHAN Las Piedras, Venezucla Betty Lou MATHESON Robbinsville, New Jersey Beto Lockwoop Washington, D. C. GRACE MERLE Washington, D. C. BonniE MCAFEE Lakeland, Florida Betu Mipyetrtre Bath, North Carolina JEAN MANLEY Mary Moore Broomall, Pennsylvania Waynesboro, Virginia RosEMARY ROSENBAUM Louisville, Kentucky Gan liser: HGH See Gert a Or Oe a1 Jin, UN TSO) oe RAS Hivary Rorr Miami Beach, Florida ANNE WILLIS Knoxville, Tennessee Mary ALICE SMITH Knoxville, Tennessee GRENETA YOUNT Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FRANCES TEWES San Antonio, Texas BARBARA YOWELL Orlando, Florida MILDRED THOMAS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHIRLEY ANN WARNER North Jackson, Ohio 9d] { 84} Miss MassizE, CULBERTSON, UNGERLEIDER, SENOR, RAWLINGS She High School Class of 1951 é LAURA RAWLINGS ANNE SENOR Berry Lou UNGERLEIDER SUE CULBERTSON Miss ANNE MASSIE {85 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor LD He i Has lG ee Ce HO VORL) § SOs P Hee Omiiint) a hee pe JOAN Derrick Louisville, Kentucky HELEN JEAN BAKER Washington, D. C. PATRICIA DEVINE Tampico, Mexico JEAN BocGuEss Alexandria, Virginia BARBARA Fox Culpeper, Virginia MARGARET ANN CLIFT ANGELINE JETT Maysville, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky ANNE R. CoLe CAROLINE KAUFMAN Waynesboro, Virginia Carrollton, Ohio Sue CULBERTSON Pennington Gap, Virginia Parricia LyK1ns London, England H FE Pie G LENA McKInNLeEy Kannapolis, N. C. Gait, MARTIN Clayton, Alabama Mary Pace Huntington, W. Virginia PATRICIA PAGE Chappaqua, New York LaurRA RAWLINGS Flint, Michigan ANNE SENOR New York, N. Y. i) amas eh KG) SAL Tals (®) SaRA SIDES Houston, Texas SANDRA STOFFER Washington, D. C. MarIon STRED Arlington, Virginia Betty Lou UNGERLEIDER Louisville, Kentucky DrELoras WADDINGTON Arlington, Virginia M 0 R 95? { 88 } Miss THomMaAs, Epwarps, NOLEN, PHILLIPPsS She High School (lass of 1952 Nancy Epwarps . . BEGGYVENOLENG eos FLORENCE PHILLIPPS . Miss MARTHA THOMAS e {89 } President : Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Sponsor Hee H Nancy Epwarps Dade City, Florida ZAN VAN ANTWERP Waynesboro, Virginia G Cty FLORENCE PHILLIPPS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania � { 90 } PEGcy NoLeNn Decatur, Illinois Mary T. WELCH Washington, D. C., The Mere Cie Sy é 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, Flow 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. {91} {92 } SHEFFIELD, VINSON, Pearson, McCLeary, Ponp, CULBERTSON, DEVINE Cox RussELL CorTrTreNn FAIN She President’s Council HE President’s Council is made up of fourteen girls, nominated by the members of the Council and elected by the student body, who help to maintain a spirit of harmony and cooperation between the students and the faculty. These girls do not have any disciplinary duties but meet with the President for the BABBIDGE Members Mary SHEFFIELD, Chairman DEE Cox MARION RuSsELL JANIE CoTTEN SookiE Fain Joan VINSON DorotTHy PEARSON JANET MCCLEARY MOoLulE ELy MarciA BABBIDGE JEANNE HuGHEs Jo Jack Ponp SuE CULBERTSON Pat DEVINE discussion of matters of general interest. HuGHEs Mr. W informal . B. Gates, Sr. Marion Russeuu, Editor SARAH BuLiocn, Business Manager She (Chains and Anchors MARION RUSSELI¢g ane Editor SARAH BULLOCH . . . Business Manager Miss SWANN Marks . . . Faculty Advisor Miss SwANN Marks, Faculty Advisor The Chains and Anchors e JANET McCLeary . . Associate Editor HypE JONEs | ELEANOR LEACH MariLyn Bropy | Tracy Foss . . . . . Art Editor JEANNINE BIDWELL . Assistant Art Editor Assistant Business Managers ACKERSON ELEANOR Ros—E . . . Literary Editor Lots CassTEVENS . . Athletic Editor CoRNELIA GATES. .— Feature Editor Natauige Leach. _— Advertising Mar. Betty Patti. . . Class Representative ROSANNA SMITH. Organizations Rep. JANIE CoTTEN | . Staff Assistants JANE ACKERSON if As : McCLEeEARY Foss H. Jones BIDWELL E. LEAcH ROsE Patti CASSTEVENS R. Smiry GATES COTTEN N. LEAcH ELEANOR Rose, Editor Tracy Foss, Business Manager {96 } She Hall Chatter ELEANOR ROosE 6 ONE ea ale aaa Loko TRACY Foss ) 26 a eb stnase Manager Ma HARRY NASH ge oe Faculty Advisor Mr. Harry Nasu, Faculty Advisor ‘TROWBRIDGE Bropy McCoy Covey Downs LAFFITTE SARAZAN WADDINGTON She Hall (hatter Staff ALICE COOLING DEE WADDINGTON Jo ANN SARAZAN | Jean Larritte f Betty McCoy MARILYN Bropy Pat TROWBRIDGE BoBBYE Covey BARBARA Downs JANE ACKERSON | CLARA COLE Mary SHEFFIELD ( MARGARET ROBERTS Lots CAssTEVENS | RHEA RHORER Hype JONEs ( ACKERSON SHEFFIELD ROBERTS CASSTEVENS {97 } . Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Feature Editors a ears . Columnist Art Editor Copy Editor Asst. Copy Editor A aaa LL POISE S . Fokes Chatterbox CooLinG RHORER H. JoNrEs She Young Women’s Christians —Association— Officers ¢ JEANNINE BipweLL . . . . . President Betry McCoy .:, 2. (8! 2 Vice=Presedent INATALIE, LEACH. 0. | et nae agen Secretary JANET McCLeaRy . . . . .”. Treasurer Miss ELLEN PARKER . . . Faculty Advisor JEANNINE BipwWELL, President Purpose HE Young Women’s Christian Association of Fairfax Hall spreads a Christian influence throughout our everyday life. This group inspires us with its chapel and vesper services and comforts us with its ‘‘Big Sister” program. It educates us with its instructional films and lectures and entertains us with its movies and parties. The “Y’ encourages friendliness and adds charm, fun, and inspiration to our school life. Cabinet e SARAH BULLOCH LouDONNA FLETCHER MAry SHEFFIELD BAILEY WINN Betty Parti Hype JoNngEs Mary S. HAMMons JANIE CoTTEN Mo .ulgE Ey Jo ANN SARAZAN LAURA RAWLINGS Rewer Miss ELLEN Parker, Faculty Advisor {98 } Pe McLeEary HAMMONS H. Jones Be Fi McCoy BULLOCH ELy COTTEN fie3 LEACH SHEFFIELD L. FLETCHER SARAZAN PATTI WINN RAWLINGS Her inccrcnarceraraiatt x tl Hammons, Miss PARKER, ANDROSS, BABBIDGE, CASSTEVENS She French (lub ¢ Officers Mary SHEP HAMMONS Lots CASSTEVENS MarciA BABBIDGE Donna-LEE ANDROSS Miss ELLEN PARKER Pat DEVINE MOo.LuiE ELy LOUDONNA FLETCHER NATALIE LEACH JANE LEHMAN SUZANNE LyNCH Members ANN Mappox GRACE MERLE LENA McKINLEY PEccy NoLEN DorotHy PEARSON Tiny PHILLIPPS BARBARA YOWELL { 100 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor ANNE SENOR ROsANNA SMITH Betty Lou UNGERLEIDER JOAN VINSON SALLY WARD ANNE WILLIS Miss Wituis, MARTIN, MATHESON, PAGE, MoorE She Latins (lub e Officers Mary Moore . .. . . .. .. President Betty Lou MATHESON . . Vice-President Gait MarTIn. . . . . Secretary- Treasurer PAT PAGE Program Chairman Miss MarGARET WILLIS . . . «Sponsor ELEANOR COCHRAN MARGARET CLIFT SALLIE EUBANK Betty FLETCHER ZAN VAN ANTWERP Members BARBARA Fox ANNE HAssETT CAROL KAUFMAN BonniE MCAFEE CODS ‘Vij ROYCE frees GRACE MERLE SARA NotrrinGHAM LAURA RAWLINGS ANNE SENOR DeLoraAs WADDINGTON { 101 } JANE ACKERSON BARBARA CHASE CLARA COLE DEE Cox MARY Miss GANby, CassTEVENS, WESTMAN, LEHMAN She International Relations (lub é Officers Lots CAssTEVENS . ... . . . President BEVERLY WESTMAN . . . Vice-President JANE LEHMAN... .. Secretary- Treasurer Miss Erne, RutH GaAnpy . . . Sponsor Members LOUDONNA FLETCHER Betty McCoy PeGGy FLippo MARTHA ROSENFIELD JEANNE MarigE JONES ANNE SANCKEN Pat LykIns DEE WADDINGTON - WEST BARBARA YOWELL { 102 She Fairfax ‘Players e Officers RHEASRHORER Toa, spomeeue.s | President JANET McCeary . . .. . Casting Director ALICE CooLinc .. . . Secretary- Treasurer Mrs. GERALDINE J. BRYAN . . sponsor Mary SHEP HAMMONS CORNELIA GATES BETTY PATTI JEANNE Marie JONES ELEANOR LEACH BEVERLY PIzzALA Members PaT ADKINS HELEN BATEMAN BARBARA Boyp JEAN LAFFITTE Joy GRINE BonNIE MCAFEE Mary WEstT Jo ANN SARAZAN Nora Jo PETERSON DEE WADDINGTON BEVERLY WESTMAN { 103 } Sy ahi MM? aD y OMNES one, A ht aE I aie eB She Choir e Officers EsTHER BROWN Tracy Foss Eva BELL WALTRIP MARILYN LAZARUS Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Members President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Librarian Director JANE ACKERSON RENE CRANFILL Betty Lou MATHESON Betty ANN ANDREWS LOUDONNA FLETCHER GRACE MERLE NorMA JEAN COMMEFORD CAROL KAUFMAN NANCY PHELPS JANIE COTTEN ARLENE LAIRD JuLIA RANKIN BopsByE Covey ELEANOR LEACH MARGARET ROBERTS DEE Cox KATHRYN MACMANNIS ROsEMARY ROsENBAUM Mary SHEFFIELD { 104 } BAILEY WINN She Glees (lub ¢ Officers Betty McCoy ae President KATHRYN MacMannis . ..... . Vice-President JANE ACKERSON se 2 a). Secretary- Treasurer DATE EVEN IN NaILa RAY ley iso ieee ede Librarian Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON... . . Director Members Betty ANN ANDREWS ‘Totty HoLpER Nancy PHELPs GEorRGIA BisHop CAROL KAUFMAN FLORENCE PHILLIPPS EsTHER BROWN ARLENE LAIRD JULIA RANKIN DEE Cox LinpA LAZZELL BEeTTy ROBERTS NorMA JEAN COMMEFORD ELEANOR LEACH MARGARET ROBERTS RENE CRANFILL JANE LEHMAN ROSEMARY ROSENBAUM SOOKIE FaAIn BetH Lockwoop MARTHA ROSENFIELD LOUDONNA FLETCHER PATRICIA LUCKETT Hinary Rotrr PEGGY FLippo SuE Lyncu MARION STRED VENETA GEORDAN JEAN MANLEY MILDRED THOMAS BARBARA HALE Betty Lou MATHESON ELva BELL WALTRIP Mary HAMMER GRACE MERLE Mary WELCH { 105 } BATEMAN Mappox SMITH WEs?T WOLFE Phi Theta� Kappa— Members HELEN BATEMAN, ANN Mappox, RosANNA SMITH Mary West, MartTHA WOLFE Purpose HE 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. Miss Eura V. STROTHER, Sponsor { 106 } Members Narauie Leacu, JANET MCCLEARY, BEVERLY WESTMAN Mo ur E_ty, Mary Moore Purpose ape 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. LEACH McCLEARY WESTMAN ELy Moore Miss Carouine R, GAMBRILL, Sponsor { 107 } She Ten “Pens Officers ELEANOR ROSE = 92a ne he, ae eee resiaces MOLDIEs Rivas eee Vice-President BEVERLY WESTMAN ..__.._ Secretary- Treasurer Miss BETTY GAMBLE Mr. C. M. Pace, Jr. SPs —_ —_ Members HELEN BATEMAN, ANN MAppox Mary WEst, NATALIE LEACH Mary Moore, SuE CuLBERTSON ANNE SENOR Purpose HE English Honor Society extends membership to the two girls making the highest averages in each English class. The purpose of the group is to do literary work. Rose, BATEMAN Mappox, WEstT N. LEAcH, WESTMAN ELy, Moore CULBERTSON, SENOR Miss GAMBLE, Mr. Pace, Sponsors { 108 } TROWBRIDGE, Foss, BbwELL, GoTTuies, LAFFITTE, BIHN She Art (lub ¢ 4 hie art history students have led the gallery discussions during our exhibitions and field trips. Other features of the year have been slides and films on famous works of the old masters. It is the hope of the group and the Art Department to have a permanent exhibition of students’ work on an accumulative basis. The following exhibitions have been scheduled this session: Paintings and Drawings by Virginia Artists Original Prints from the Museum of Fine Arts Collection The Medieval Spirit The Greek Revival in American Architecture Charles Smith’s Zoo Contemporary American Painting Seventeenth Century Dutch Painting Water Colors by American Artists { 109 } May Queew . . ,. Natalies teens She May (ourt. Left to right, front row: Marcia Baspripce, Page; ELEANOR Rosk, Maid-of-Honor; Mitprep GATES, Crown Bearer; NATALIE LEACH, Queen; CLAIRE GATES ROBERTSON, Train Bearer: MARION RUSSELL, ; Ss ; Shae ; Maid-of-Honor; DEE WappincTon, Page Ladies of the Court: ELEANOR McCLeary, ANGIE LEE SANDERS, Jo JAcK Ponp, Tracy Foss, MARY SHEPHERD Hammons, ALICE COOLING, MARGARET LEE ROBERTS, JANE ACKERSON, BEVERLY WESTMAN, Kirry Buttocu, Nora Jo PerErson, ANNE SANCKEN, Mary SHEFFIELD, Lois CAssTEVENS DEE WADDINGTON MaArIon RUSSELL MarciA BABBIDGE ELEANOR ROSE Pages Maids-of-Honor CLAIRE ROBERTSON, Train Bearer -voo MILDRED GATEs, Crown Bearer { 112} She e Athletic —Association— e y Lots CAssTEVENS, President Miss Lois Hester, Director Physical Education { 113 } She «Athletic . ’ Association— Miss Hester, Coo.inc, SANDERS, CASSTEVENS, Foss, Prince, Miss RAup Officers Lots CASSTEVENS . . . , .' President ISGE.GODLING, ay ee. i ee Treasurer DRAcY Foss’) ee Vices President Miss Lots Hester, Physical Education Director Laura Lez Prince . . . . . Secretary Miss BARBARA Raup . . — Riding Instructor 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 make twenty- five points acquired by participating in sports outside of those required. The student body 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 par- ticipate in games with many schools and the trips are fun. She Varsity Hockey Team e JANET McCLeary E_vA WALTRIP, JEANNE MARIE JONES Lots CASSTEVENS ALICE COOLING Nora Jo PETERsoN, MARY Moore MOo.ulz ELy MarciA BABBIDGE, JEAN BOGUEsS JANE ACKERSON Linpa LAzzELL PaT Devine, Marttyn McCune JANE ACKERSON { 115 } Iabvey ie ay G. Captain She Junior Varsity Hockey Team e NATALIE LEACH LoutsE SCHINDEL, Lots PETERSON Joy GrineE, LOUDONNA FLETCHER BEVERLY P1zzALA, PAT TROWBRIDGE Dre WappincTon, Gar. MartTIN HEsTER FREEMAN, Pat PAGE JANE LEHMAN FRANCIS TEWES JEANNE HUGHEs ELEANOR Leacu, Betty ROBERTS MariILtyN McCune, Pat DEVINE Pat ADKINS Joy GRINE { 116} Hockey Manager Captain Forwards: Guards: Captain: Forwards: Guards: Captain: Managers: She ‘Basketball § quads e Varsity Team Doris Powers, Berry Roserts, Lots CASSTEVENS, LAuRA LEE PRINCE. MarciA BABBIDGE, ALICE COOLING EvvaA BELL WALTRIP, CLAIRE Harcu, Mary Auice Smirn, GRAcE MERLE, Mo Lue Ey Doris Powers e Junior Varsity Team JANE LenMan, Donna Anpross, Berty FLETCHER, MARY Pace, NATALIE Leacu, Mary HAMMER Hype Jones, JANE AckERSoN, Joy Grine, Pat Pace, Jo JAck Ponp, Gait Martin, LouDONNA FLETCHER, ELEANOR LEACH JANE LEHMAN Francis TEWEs, Pat DEVINE { 117 } Ey, Miss Raup, N. LEAcH, B. FLErcHER, WILLIS, SANDERS She ‘Boots and Saddles (lub e Officers More ne ys de ee EE 1 CNIIONT ANGIE LEE SANDERS . . . . . . Secretary- Treasurer Miss BARBARA RAUP Si de ita ota) PROM R LCROLID I IESTEAICLOE Members ANNE WILLIS, NATALIE LEACH Betty FLETCHER, BETTY SHOWERS { 118} She ‘Riding (lub Officers ANGIE SANDERS President Joy GRINE Secretary- Treasurer Miss BARBARA Raup, Riding Instructor MarciA BABBIDGE HELEN BAKER GEORGIA BISHOP ELEANOR COCHRAN ALICE COOLING NORMA JEAN COMMEFORD JANIE COTTEN SuE CULBERTSON FANNIE DELUGACH MOL LiE ELy SOOKIE Fain BETTY FLETCHER Tracy Foss Miss RAup, SANDERS, GRINE Members HEsTER FREEMAN Corky GATES SHEILA GOTTLIEB Joy GRINE BopsBiE KIMBER Nancy LINEHAN Su—E Lyncu HarriET McCausLanp BARBARA MCLAUGHLIN Mary Pace PaT PAGE DIANNE Pryor LAURA RAWLINGS { 119} RHEA RHORER MarTHA ROSENFIELD Hitary Rorr Marion RuSsELL ANGIE SANDERS ELLEN SINTON Mary ALICE SMITH JoNEY SARAZAN JOAN VINSON ANNE WILLIS BaILEy WINN GREN YOUNT BARBARA YOWELL The Swimming Team Yount, GRINE, McCLeary, Downs, CooLinc, COCHRAN, RHORER RHEA RHORER Calisthenics Modern Dancing Cheer Leaders Srrep, Fain, MAcCMANNIs, MAppox, WILLIS, PEARSON Fairfax (Cheers F-A-I-R-F-A-X .. . Yeh, F-A-I-R-F-A-X .. . Yeh, F-A-I-R-F-A-X . . . Yeh Fight, Team, Fight! Victory, Victory! Thats our Cry! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well, I guess— Victory, Victory, Vest oT ese a est T-E-A-M ... Yeh, Team, 1=k-A-A 2 Sohal cam, Fight, Team, Fight! Shuffleboard { 123} The Valentine play. . . Steven Kennedy, baritone. . . ‘ The Cradle Song”. . . Natalie and Britt head the Receiving line. . . Vladimir Havsky, pianist. . . Mr. and Mrs. John Grant. . . Senior hall { 124} Madame Crespel’s Christmas manger scene. . . Valentine ball receiving line. . . Christmas parties. . . Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. McConnell give a recital . . . Miss Strother’s tea { 125 } { 126 } Faculty-Student basketball game. . . Graduation. . . Fairfax helps the Red Cross. . .‘ ‘ The Elves and the Shoemaker”... Biology . . . Chemistry . . . Home Ec. . . “‘Cissie’’ rests for a while STUDENT DIRECTORY ACKERSON, JANE ADKINS, PATRICIA ANDREWS, BETTY ANN ANDROSS, DONNA-LEE . BABBIDGE, MARCIA BAKER, HELEN JEAN BATEMAN, HELEN BENTLEY, SUE BIDWELL, JEANNINE BIHN, JOAN . BIRDSONG, JEAN BisHOP, GEORGIA BoGuEss, JEAN Boyp, BARBARA Bropy, MARILYN Brown, EsTHER BuLLocnu, Kirry BuTLER, HARRIETT CASSTEVENS, Lots CHASE, BARBARA CiirT, MARGARET ANN CocHRAN, ELEANOR Coe, ANNE R. CoLe, CLARA COMMEFORD, NORMA ial Coo.inc, ALICE CorTTeEN, JANIE . Covey, BoBBYE Cox, Mary DEE CRANFILL, RENE CULBERTSON, SUE DELUGACH, FANNIE DETRICK, JOAN DEvINE, PATRICIA . Doss, JUANITA Downs, BARBARA Epwarps, NANCY E.y, MOLLIE Esposito, ROSEMARIE EUBANK, SALLIE Fain, Lucy JANE FITZPATRICK, [RMA FLETCHER, BETTY FLETCHER, JO ANN FLETCHER, LOUDONNA Fiippo, PEGcy Foss, TRACY Fox, BARBARA . FREEMAN, HESTER . GATES, CORNELIA 53 Virginia Terrace, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania ; Selbyville, Delaware 209 Boone Avenue, Winchester, Kentucky 1 Chelsea Lane, West Hartford, Connecticut . 16 Patten Avenue, Rockville Centre, New York 4465 Alabama Avenue, S.E., Washington, D, C. 1103 12th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia 801 Park Place, Hampton, Virginia Weber Decetcmene The Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky 126 Bushnell Avenue, San Antonio, Texas Jefferson Park Estates, Waynesboro, Virginia 7 Sharon Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut . Box 430, Alexandria, Virginia ; 1111 Crockett Road, Palestine, Texas - 13 Washington Square, North, New York, N. Y. 3905 Wythe Avenue, Richmond, Virginia “Kit-Mar’’, Box 108, Roanoke, Virginia Steele’s Tavern, Virginia Clemmons, North Carolina Patterson Road, Pawling, New York 504 West Second Street, Maysville, Kentucky 700 Vallamont Drive, Williamsport, Pennsylvania Rosecliff, Waynesboro, Virginia “3111 Elliott Street, San Diego, California Pavilion, New York Brseeotlcn: R. F, D. 2, New Castle, Delaware 2100 Hudson, Fort Worth, Texas 900 South Columbine, Denver 9, Colorado 215 North Sixth, Columbus, Mississippi 3509 Gillespie, Dallas 4, Texas 1702 @arrood Avenue, Pennington Gap, Virginia 920 North Idlewild Street, Memphis, Tennessee 4441 South Parkway, Louisville 8, Kentucky ; Apartado 106, Tampico, Mexico 736 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia 318 South Ridgeland Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois Box 254, Dade City, Florida A toa Stonemill Road, Knoxville, Tennessee 1352 Smith Street, North Providence, Rhode Island 1 Mason Avenue, Cape Charles, Virginia 1830 Buena Vista Road, Winston- Salem, North Carolina 616 14th Street, Wee poral Virginia tol he Maples, Upperville, Virginia 910 Highland Avenue, Princeton, West Virginia 454 Wealthy Street, S.E., Grand Rene Michigan 421 Kedzie Street, Evanston, Illinois 136 Palisado Green, Windsor, Connecticne pee 025 Picdmont Street, Gripenes Virginia 425 Forest Hills Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina Apt. 3, 708 North Red Road, South Miami, Florida { 129 } STUDENT DIRECTORY GEORDAN, VENETA 625 West Ravenwood Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio GOPTTLTERU SHEID ALL) oe tet) emir men ed ree 613 Royal Court, Charlotte, North Carolina GRINE JOYGR ic ue ile a) bee Ai) (aes el 213) Breeport Roads Rarentang: Pennsylvania HALEY BARBARIAN homie) lies ee eee, ee ee . Quarters 1, Albrook Field, Canal Zone HAMMER OMAR YO@), wrest tone cah inet etc Oe Magnolia ine Waynesboro, Virginia HAMMOND, MARIAN 0 Uo ya 28 2 Crawtord A ventiey Spangler Pennsvavama HAMMONS OMIARY SHEPHERD in teens ue ener .. .. Plymouth, North Carolina HANGER) JOAN 90 vac SUSI TS aii ee le ee eee 436 Locust Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia HARRIS, BERNICE tbo) ee en ea pata een reed Oo Paddocks oa deste aiCirina Hyun aes HassETT, ANNE Le vn i a ee a ere Os Black: Greekalane. Gla vi Ong omy ascot HATCH, CnATRE -, 20 J) (a a? ee 0 NViernon Drive .MitmLebanon EP entisyivaiss HiIRsHMAN, | |OANgey pte ent en oe 1107 North Pitt Street, Alexandria, Virginia HoLpER, ELEANOR St Ae Whe ro en ee . . . Gateway Lane, Nashville, Tennessee Houck,).] OANUIER) a0 ougeete caper aise gl. 2243 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania HuGHES, CAROLYN ee RCL em A ue Mee a CiPaeerbale pei ia sag dacdesteyscy, HCI S Hic 1's, [EANNE eo, wlan, rt er eae Le River Way, Boston, Massachusetts JENKINS, MARILYN SAUL Soap Meee ch eee 803 West Bessemer, Greensboro, North Carolina Jett, ANGELINE . ty ei 723. Sunset’ Drive. Lexington, Kemure am JOHNSON, PATRICIA . Ne Dre tees va assert ia, Apartado de Correos 1944, Caracas, Venezuela JONES. FLY hae 0 el Oc ean ee ea rR nate 120 Hampton Roads Avenue, Hampton, Virginia JONES, JEANNE MARTE 05 ote it Da pee ert ae eae 78 Harris Road, Portsmouth, Virginia JONES! MARGARET revi) 5) (uct mela aero aruntiiuey cured: 1433 20th Street, Hickory, North Carolina KAGEMAN) CAR OUINED Gaetan mb. Gites coats iaamaurari: . . Sierra Vista Farms, Carrollton, Ohio KIMBER ©) ROBERT ACEO Suen mite) ene ero aren Rea 153 East Chicago Street, Coldwater, Michigan Rite I MOGENE Gots Oe meni) Sth o8 Seema Lael . «2 sshenandoab..Virgineg Kunze MARY tien 8c ot ik pirat ant rae ate cy we eee 220 Anigen Way, Ormond Beach, Florida LAIRD, ARLENE a mada fad mrpenial ie lessees LOU) Sonn Clinton Avenue, ‘Trenton, New Jersey LAFFITTE, JEAN hit ag ss . . . Burmah Heights, Quincy, Florida LAZARUS MIARTIAYNG an eae Ar Pande cones Company, Apartado 265, Caracas, Venezuela TiaZzEti, LINDA see ee ote ene a) ree 03. Edecimonts Terrace sElunting ton aVVestayaE ela LEACH. ELEANOR 7 oe tee. oy el ee nee Seo oy RachellesAvenne, otamigrcd peonieaicis Leacn, NATALIB. 2h tee Lami: re RI was SAL aa Vista Wayoeh nox lel emitessee LEHMAN) | ANE: go. fie eugee . . . 21 Island View Road, Cape Elizabeth, Maine LinEHAN, NANCY. 3 725): Parente Peraleurn Corporation, Las Piedras, Estado Falcon, Venezuela MGGK WOOD) BETH — oO ane se raewn et ae 3611 Patterson Street, N.W., Washington 15, D.C. Luckett, PATRICIA Roaee 376 Congress, Brae. Pennsylvania LykINs, PATRICIA, wen D. raed 5- c Breueene Houte. Lancaster Place, London W. C. 2, England LyNncuH, SUE bah . . . Baltimore Avenue, Ocean City, Maryland MacMannlIs, ibn op alone patterns 5700 Beauregard Avenue, Baltimore 12, Maryland MdAnte, BONNIES (40s fox) Ge 0 Ne Sn ee eh eee cee ba Vos Gea koe ici Takei Florida McGAUSGAND A FIARR TET Wied) ivids Shi catia iiee tuce eu zee: = San Pliny, West Virginia McCLeEArRY, JANET SE IN ae ee rare eae ed Us Fa A 3413 Ale Vv ista Way, Knoxville, Tennessee McCoy, BETTY So OE oh aan TERS 3 a ee ow eee OT Carter atreetn VV aliiiine COns eta uae McCunes MARILYN?) he ee ene 1 33-01 to4thaotrect et usbing sas le Ne Maen MGRINLEVS LENA’ 0 BOS tee ee ey ee Cannon Boulevard, Kannapolis, North Carolina McLAuUGHLIN, BARBARA. . .. . |. . . 248 Hamilton Street, Rockville Centre, New York Mapbox, “ANN y So0 oe Ry Dee ie eta ne ie me DallacuA venue sic Alera lames MANLEY, JEAN Se oat TLE ks MAL NWiy Bye ply: nS! Springfield Road, Broomall, Pennsylvania MANNS: GAR OD YN olin 25 het Gat de enc ote tan meee le Edgewood Place, River Forest, Illinois { 130} STUDENT DIRECTORY MartTIn, GAIL . MartTuHeson, Betty Lou MENKE, PHYLLIS MERLE, GRACE MipyetTTe, BETH Moore, DELL Moore, Mary Noten, Peccy . NoTTINGHAM, SARA Pace, Mary PAGE, PATRICIA PARKER, ELIZABETH Patti, BETTY PEARSON, DoroTHyY PETERSON, Lots PETERSON, Nora Jo PHELPs, NANCY LEE PHILLIPPS, FLORENCE PizzALA, BEVERLY Ponp, JO JACK . Powers, Doris PRrIncE, LAURA LEE Pryor, DIANNE QUILLEN, FRANCES RANKIN, JULIA . RAWLINGS, LAURA REAGAN, JOANNE RHORER, RHEA Roserts, BETTY Rosperts, MARGARET LEE Rose, ELEANOR ROSENBAUM, ROSEMARY ROSENFIELD, MARTHA ANN ROT, EULARY =. RussELL, MARION SANCKEN, ANNE SANDERS, ANGIE LEE SARAZAN, JO ANN SCHINDEL, LOUISE SENOR, ANNE SHEFFIELD, MARY . SHOWERS, BETTY SHUMATE, MARIANNE SIDES, SARA SINTON, ELLEN SmitH, Mary ALICE SmiTH, ROSANNA STOFFER, TONY STRED, MARION Clayton, Alabama ; R. F. D. i Robunenie New Jersey 167- 17 Cryders Lane, Bese nhurar L. I., New York 1301 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Wchineton Be ae Ge ee PUP es tae nd Bath, North Carolina 6343 Goliad, Dallas, Texas 645 foherry Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia 1 Country Club Lane, Decatur, Illinois . R.F.D., Cape Charles, Virginia 1684 Wiltshire Boulevard, Huntington, West Virginia Whippoorwill, Chappaqua, New York 6138 Park Lane, Dallas, Texas 145 West Florida Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio Central Preston, Oriente, Cuba 144 orest Avenue, Pearl River, New York 900 ae Street, Kerrville, Texas ; Corbett, Maryland The Swe lineton A perrriente Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania “The Cedars,’ Marshallton, Delaware 2212 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, Virginia Grottoes, Virginia rae Sussex, Virginia 2101 Parade ene Burlingame, California 504 Locust Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia 7106 Sellers Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 1601 Neome Drive, Flint 4; Michigan, 3405 West End Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 1221 41st Street, Des Moines, Iowa Route 1, Box 55A, Waynesboro, Virginia Route 1, Box 55A, Waynesboro, Virginia 101 Main Streer Franklinton, North Carolina Dacencnin Apartments, 1416 Willow Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky 229 Ridge Drive, Jackson, Mississippi 5320 Alton Road, Miami Beach, Florida 1340 Bolling Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia 2916 Bransford Road, Augusta, Georgia Hilldale Farm, Warrenton, Virginia 4312 Pershing, Fort Worth, Texas 707 South East Street, Bucyrus, Ohio 121 West 72nd Street, New York, N. Y. 148 Hampton Roads Avenue, Hampton, Virginia 3207 Inwood Drive, Houston, Texas 452 Chestnut Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Route 12, Box 790, Houston, Texas : Box 16, Zanoni, Virginia 2046 Terrace Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee 6708 South Rosemead Boulevard, Riven California 1233 Valley Avenue, S.E., Washington, D. C. 2413 Third Street, North, Arlington, Virginia { 131 } STUDENT DIRECTORY TEWES, FRANCES THomas, MILDRED ‘TROWBRIDGE, PATRICIA UNGERLEIDER, BETTY Lou VAN ANTWERP, ZAN VINSON, JOAN WADDINGTON, DEE WALTRIP, ELvA BELL . WARD, Se WARNER, SHIRLEY oe WELCH, Mane atu West, Mary WESTMAN, BEVERLY es WiccGINs, ANN WILLIs, ANNE Winn, BAILEY WOoLFE, MARTHA YOUNT, GRENETA YOWELL, BARBARA FACULTY Rev. KENNETH H. ANTHONY . Mrs. RospertT S. BRYAN Mrs. Epitru E. Crews Mr. AND Mrs. PIERRE F. Cones Mrs. VirGcit FOSTER Miss BEtTtTy GAMBLE Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL Miss ErHEL RutTH GANDY Miss ETHEL HANTSKE . Miss Lois HESTER . Miss CARRIE Homers Dr. J. F. Husparp Mrs. J. C. HuGHEs Miss SWANN Marks Miss ANNE MASssIE Mrs. A. L. Matrox Mrs. JEAN H. McConneLi Mr. CHARLES M. PACE, JR. Miss ELLEN PARKER Miss RutTH RAFTERY Miss BARBARA RAuP Mrs. W. D. RICHEY Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Rev. Ropert J. SCHENCK Miss CLARA SHAPARD Miss HARRIET SMITH Miss Eura V. STROTHER Miss MARTHA THOMAS Mrs. E. R. TURNBULL Miss MARGARET WILLIS 132 Park Drive, San Antonio, Texas 132 Dickson Avenue, Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania 341 Woodley Road, Merion, Pennsylvania 606 Mayflower, Louisville 3, Kentucky 803 Oak Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia 2209 Clarinda, Wichita Falls, ‘Texas 1916 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia . Route 1, Box 33, Williamsburg, Virginia Pitts Bay Road, Pembroke, Bermuda cokers Ds beNorthe] acksors iio 1831 Sedlana Lane, N. W. Bvechineton 12 Dae 117 West nee Wier, Tallahassee, Flovics 113 Simpson Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada Lake View Drive, Keystone Heights, Florida 2104 Terrace Avenue, Knoxville 16, Tennessee Cornerstone Apts., Church Street, Martinsville, Virginia a 602 East Main Street, Marion, Virginia 26 Woodhaven Drive, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania 104 East Jackson Street, Orlando, Florida AND STAFF DIRECTORY 358 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia aio S: H. Jones, James Boulevard, Signal Mountain, Tennessee 603 Mulberry Road, Martinsville, Virginia 504 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Stuarts Draft Road, Waynesboro, Virginia Cherry Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia 201 Armory Street, New Haven, Connecticut ae Learned, Mississippi 142 Mills Nec Spartanburg, South Carolina 3114 First Avenue, Richmond 22, Virginia Route 1, Box 14B, Wilmington, North Carolina Medical Building, Waynesboro, Virginia Kenmore Apartments, Waynesboro, Virginia Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia Pembroke, Kentucky 752 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Box 26, Middletown, Pennsylvania 628 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia 8 Quimby Street, Augusta, Maine Ashland, Virginia : R. R. 6, Springfield, Ohio 308 Scar Avenue, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 4629 Rookwood, eciperiegin: 8, Indiana 33 North Chapel Street, Elgin, Hlinois 714 Belmont Avenue, Shelbyville, Tennessee a Aenoe 148 Park Boulevard, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 110 North George Street, Rocky Mount, North Carolina Cedar Grove, West Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia 1010 East Street, Culpeper, Virginia D obese tg! { 132} sae I bie ALES ‘ 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 shali always linger Round our school so dear, May the friendships formed at Fairfax Live throughout the years. { 133 } { 134 } Haney’s Pharmacy We fill any doctor’s prescription 412 Main STREET WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ¢ IMPORTED PERFUMES COSMETICS - ALL LINES NORRIS and NUNNALLY CANDY ¢ Meet your friends at our fountain Compliments of the Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 WEST MAIN STREET ‘For people who care”’ iN AR FOR FURS AND GARMENTS It’s a Pleasure to Serve Fairfax TELEPHONE 80 { 135 } A Fezend GOOD WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Parker { 136 } Best Wishes Mr. AND Mrs. GEorRGE C. BENTLEY Compliments of Manny Delugach with Good wishes to Fairfax Hall BEST WISHES Mr. AND Mrs. CHARLES G. COTTEN Fort Worth, ‘Pexas ¢ BEST WISHES from Mr. AND Mrs. Rost. R. MCAFEE WAYNESBORO FLORIST Cut Flowers, Plants, Corsages DuPont Boulevard Telephone 160 Main Street Telephone 152 COMPLIMENTS of WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE THE PIEDMONT STORE Georgiana and Trudy Hall Dresses { 137 } Our best wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. O. KENNETH PRYOR George B. Vrooman, Inc. Philadelphia 47, Pennsylvania WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS QUALITY CANNED Foops Paul Freed, Inc. General Auto and Truck Service e Tire Capping and Vulcanizing WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BEST WISHES elOPFPAIRFAXS HAI: from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Russell COMPLIMENTS OF BRAND= CHEVROLET, INC. Compliments of PEGGENES Department Store WAYNESBORO “The Home of Better Values” You Will Like Trading with the J. L. BARKSDALE FURNITURE CORP. Waynesboro’s Leading FURNITURE STORE ESTABLISHED 1898 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 139 } Compliments of BUCHANAN’S JEWELERS INCORPORATED WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Seventieth Year Visit Fishburne in historic Virginia at southern gateway of scenic Skyline Drive. Every facility for the complete development of boys preparing for college. Accredited. Small classes permit indi- vidualized supervision by excellent faculty. Sense of duty and responsibility emphasized. Military training (Reserve Officers Training Corps) develops leadership. Honor Military School. Modern fireproof barracks. New $125,000 gymnasium. Swimming pool. Athletic teams for all ages. Cadet band. Public speaking and dramatic clubs. Seventieth year. Illustrated Catalogue . for information call or write— COLONEL MORGAN H. HUDGINS, Superintendent Box T-3 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 140} Compliments of AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY EDWARD PALMER AND COMPANY Real Estate Brokers WAYNESBORO, VA. Oldest Real Estate Firm in Waynesboro re Mee Best Wishes of A ve : to ed fe The Classes of 49 ¢ ae Jrom THE MAN’S SHOP “CHARLIE” YOUNT “ae Class of °48 4, ass of af nh Cone intenie Compliments ; of Ot Poalipredl met i peale MODERD FURNITURE ROSsSt—s COMPANY 5c - 10c - 25c Store Waynesboro, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments Tete of FARMERS’ SERVICE STORE Seeds KINSER’S ESSO STATION Jefferson Highway and Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 141 } FAIRFAX HALL io Is supplied with milk from the —EAREY DAWNuyCO-OPERATIVE DAIRY TS Ne CROPRS Pa @ mix Nae lwe lie) Distributors of 8 GRADE ‘A,’ PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED MILK Jey oe EL Arin 2 ee ZREAM BUTTERMHRK BUTTER VON (LLP peuSe CHOCOLATE MILK COTFFAGE CHEESE TELEPHONE 392 é Sanitation and Service { 142 } Compliments of THE CRAFT HOUSE Harrisonburg, Virginia COMPLIMENTS i THE BASIC-WITZ FURNITURE INDUSTRIES, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Manufacturers of Dependable Furniture for Over Half a Century { 143 } PICTSWEET FOODS Frozen Fresh and Full of Flavor Retail and Institutional 7 Piedmont Frozen Foods, Inc. Crozet, Virginia Distributors Waynesboro Publishing Corp. 544 WeEsT Malin STREET WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Publishers of the W AVY NPE’S B’O RO NIESW SV DRE GTN ASN Afternoons Except Sundays Printers of HALL CHATTER and other prize-winning school papers Operators of ASL. GtOs Desa ls WeDrleO@ Commercial and Portrait Photography ELLIS MOTOR SALES PATRONIZE Buick - Sales and Service OUR: Box 878 Telephones 7 ADVERTISERS Waynesboro, Virginia { 144} Compliments of J. V. HAMMOND COMPANY Manufacturer of SAFETY EXPLOSIVE BOXES Approved by Pennsylvania Department of Mines w WOOD MINE ROLLERS, TROLLEY POLES HANDLES, INSULATION BLOCKS SPANGLER PENNSYLVANIA { 145 } FISHBURNE AND SONS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ¢ Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics, ‘Toilet Goods e Visit Our Soda Fountain The Rexall Drug Store Compliments of MOSER’S TAXI COMPANY ‘TELEPHONE 600 { 146 } Bob’s Food Products Company Serving your Community with GORDON’S FRESH POTATO CHIPS Candies Potato Sticks Salted Peanuts Snappy Cheese Assorted Nuts Sandwiches Pork Skins Cakes and Cookies Peanut Butter Popcorn - Cheese Sandwiches Corn Novelties WELEBRONES1075 1471 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Best Wishes to The Seniors of Fairfax Mr. G. H. RHoRER COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. AND Mrs. A. E. McLAuGHLIN Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Bishop Fine Class Rings | Announcements | Awards 1 PCORSEAE a anode: SINCE 1897 Representative: Bull Day 669 Maple Avenue | WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Elkton Lithia Bottling Co. ELKTON, VIRGINIA Compliments alien SYA AND COMPANY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA LANCE, INC. Manufacturers Peanut Butter Sandwiches and Peanut Products REPS KS PRES BROWEPS SPORT SHOP Exclusive Outfitters to the Sportsman Wilson, Spalding and Reach Lines Telephone 662 | 5 WEST WASHINGTON STREET | LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA BARKER-JENNINGS HARDWARE COMPANY Lynchburg, Virginia Wholesale Only | | OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Girt ITEMs CALDWELL-SITES COMPANY Roanoke Winchester Class Rings Invitations Medals ‘Trophies WALTER B. ANDERSON L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY PRODUCTS Richmond, Virginia Continued Success to BAIRFAX HALL e MARTHA LAURANCE Waynesboro Virginia BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rosenbaum Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Lee N. Manley Broomall, Pennsylvania Walters’ Fruit and Produce Company Wholesale FRUITS, CANDIES, PRODUCE Groceries, Tobacco, Cigarettes, etc. South Augusta Street, Opposite C. O. Depot - Staunton, Virginia { 150} Best Wishes to All at Fairfax Hall Mr. AND Mrs. Morris HIRSHMAN Alexandria, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hassett { 151 } BEST WISHES from Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grine Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ray Ely { 152} | Compliments of CONNER PRODUCE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPANY THE WAYNESBORO HOME Lynchburg Virginia AND AUTO SUPPLY Compliments if Compliments 0 SH LOOK of the WAYNE BEAUTY SALON Telephone 385 Cold Waves Our Specialty WAYNE MUSIC STORE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA (COMPLIMENTS OF STOVER’S ELECTRIC SHOP E. F. STOVER, Proprietor Telephone 118 Box 257 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments Bibb As WHEPE’S DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF HODGES JEWELRY STORE Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD FURNITURE COMPANY { 153 } wey a THE GENERAL WAYNE HOTEL S 40 ROOM WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Hotel A Grenoble { 154 } e é Baia hes Success to the Students of Fairfax Hall from from | a a Fiend “Mir-Mar” é e Southern Iron Works, Inc. é Engineers, Fabricators, and Erectors of Structural Steel, Miscellaneous and Ornamental Contributed by a Faiend Tron Work e ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA é CARLYLE R. Bocuess, President { 155 } She Citizens -Waynesboro Bank and Trust Company WAYNESBORO VELURS Ca leNG EN Complete Banking and Trust Services Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall é Mr. and Mrs. Franklin McM. Page { 156 } lke oo bas Ent but your telephone makes it Lasgo Richmond Dairy Ice Cream Distributed by Clifton Forge - Waynesboro df? Telephone Company Waynesboro Greamery REACH FOR Moo SHINE SUNBEAM BREAD AND CAKE Compliments of BARC HK Blue Ridge Grocery Company é . . . Waynesboro, Virginia Bread and Cake at its Best { 157 } CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to THE STUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HALL Captain and Mrs. George Cole OUR BEST WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Kimber { 158 } Insurance BRING YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEMS TO US Sound experience gives us the ability to solve them correctly WE WRITE ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE including LIFE and ACCIDENT E. W. BARGER COMPANY ao “Dependable Insurance” Office in: LAMBERT, BARGER AND BRANAMAN BUILDING TELEPHONE 135 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 159 } _Compliments of the OUT WRTER FALAND SERVICE CORPORATION WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of LAMBERT’S LUNCH and NEWS STAND Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of G. W. SPECK’S GROCERY 308 Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Forlo ee. THE CEADER STORE Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments COMPLIMENTS of of the FRANK KERBY SONS, INC. VIRGINIA GAS Air Conditioning - Sheet Metal Work DISTRIBUTION 218-220 Arch Avenue CORPORATION TELEPHONE 350 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA GALLAHER PHILLIPS Radios Sales Service GROSSMAN’S Distinctive Women’s Apparel 113 South Wayne Avenue TELEPHONE 214 Waynesboro, Virginia ee Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. Davip A. Brown AND FAMILY The Waynesboro Theatres Corporation Owners and Operators of DEE THE WAYNE THEATRE CAVALIER THEATRE CAVALIER BOWLING ALLEYS BRUNSWICK BALKE CENTENNIAL ALLEYS “The Valley’s Finest Alleys” { 161 } Compliments of GA SS EVIE NSeH@SEiiy we { 162 } Compliments of On whispering wings of memory yowll return to Fairfax Hall Soft echo of a waltz will whisk you back to the first gay dance at Fishburne. a Egend Cheering crowds will call you to ex- citing hockey games and horse shows. A solemn march will transport you to the glory of your Commencement Day! CONTRACTORS Pipe Line Construction and Drilling Company 1684 Wiltshire Boulevard HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA G. B. PACE, Vice-President Best WISHES COMMANDER HOTEL On the Boardwalk Ocean City Maryland { 163 } W. W. Barnwell Insurance of All Kinds Citizens Bank Building Telephone 154 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of BERNARD ZEH N PLUMWING AND HEATING { 164 } Best Wishes from SCOTS DRUGsSLORE FOR THE ULTIMATE IN ENTERTAINMENT VISIT Warner Brothers DIXIE THEATRE IN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Fairfax Hall High School Class Rings furnshed by HERFF-JONES COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Through James L. Deck 403 East Franklin Street Richmond 19, Virginia { 165 } EMBLEM OF ECONOMY y She C. S$. Rooster - - He’s your personal guide to Colonial Stores And grand things inside COLONIAL STORES INCORPORATED LPST THE ¥FRSF NATIONAL BANK WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “A Symbol of Progress” | Virginia’s Ornamentals | | Largest and | Growers of Landscape Fruit Trees Service WAYNESBORO NURSERIES Send for Free Copy Planting Guide WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 166 } N QHT DARK BAYLIGHT LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR EvERY HoMeE Telephone 151 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of HAMILTON-COOK HARDWARE COMPANY Quality Hardware Pays DRIVER SALES AND SERVICE, INC. Waynesboro, Virginia Dodge - Plymouth ES 7O CENTRE Portraits of Distinction Cameras - Films - Developing Cameras Repaired 319 West Main ‘Telephone: 990 Compliments of (DIC keMICK or MACK ox fCf Groceries, Meats, and Pastries LYNDHAVEN FLORIST 319 West Main Street Flowers for all occasions Member Telegraph Delivery Service Telephones: 940, 1114-M Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. GOTTLIEB Compliments of Mrs. E. A. Showers { 167} Compliments of Weaver’s Dressing Locker Plant Specializing in Beef and Fancy Dressed Poultry STUARTS DRAFT, VIRGINIA ¢ TELEPHONE STAUNTON 116-W-4 Brown MacDiarmid Office Supply Company Remington-Rand Sales and Service School Supplies and Office Outfitters STAUNTON, VIRGINIA { 168 } COMPLIMENTS OF GEORDAN CANDY COMPANY 2222 West Federal Street YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Manufacturers of High-Grade Candy { 169 } Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. AnD Mrs. J. K. DETRICK Compliments of Mrs. Rosert J. Rose Best Wishes to The Senior Class of 1949 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edw. Sheffield Compliments of Dr. AND Mrs. L. M. RANKIN FROM A FRIEND OF FAIRFAX HALL GOOD WISHES If you are ever in Jackson, look me up! MARTHA ANN ROSENFIELD The best of wishes to Fairfax Hall Compliments from a friend deep in the heart of Texas { 170 } COMPLIMENTS OF She SOUTHERN RESTAURANT ‘ The Place to Eat’’ WAYNESBORO NEWS AGENCY The Card and Gift Shop e WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 171 } ALWOOD STUDIOS . Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA e Official Photographer - 1949 Cuan AND ANCHORS LITHOGRAPHING | PRINTING ge ENCRAVING et it EVERETT WADDEY COMPANY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA SPECIALIZING IN COLLEGE AND SCHOOL ANNUALS { 173 } Engravings for the 1949 CHAIN AND ANCHORS Manufactured by wv Y = _Metrop olitan ENGRAVING and ELECTROTYPE CO., INC. Richmond, Virginia { 174 } Autographs { 175 } Autographs { 176 } ee witty