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Mp ee Gee Pe naa ell Ne ae Sa ee FP pets 32 _ oh ee cn. ree 3 é 2 - a So e —S ea. . — = Poach tap P . 4 . Z F 3 i % a ops mens eS Se, See nea, Ss a arsctgg Te a a Nd See Staff we IVER RH ASVV OLE Eder metre item en Ldi for JANIE COTTEN ... . . First Semester Editor KaTHRYN MacMannis . . Business Manager EVERETT WADDEY CoMPANY ... ._ Printer JAHN AND OLLIER ENGRAVING Co. . Engraver ALwoop StupiI0o_ ... . . . . . Photographer 3 ord —hitfer rPCCOHAIN and ANCHORS he Annual Publication of The Student Body of Fairfax Hall Junior College WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Se rewo a ok¢ | ly the CHAIN AND ANcHors of 1950, the emphasis has been placed mainly on_ the interests of the students themselves in an effort to present a complete record of the year’s activities. Many events have been included which will live long in the memories of Fairfax girls. ‘The staff of your yearbook hopes that the pictures and stories which follow may remind you of many joyous occasions. PAGE WDCC CATIOM MMe Tare PCr mech gat ut. 7 DGS OC NOOlimee seen ctiitty ken Mitta” Mem 2a oth ts 8 fichesAcmiinistra tOnsnac we ca aoe Oe fide. cote ee TRS Seen ERs Pam Se Gi oo a ee le Meret ny iene olleven senior (lassie reunite sits.) vee LS Mice dione chook Senior Glass aera aleve tsa 2 | 40 hes pieces Units Glass sian eae) Gohl cieben Gotliethis. wLOO Penesh eh schools) UnlOr. Glass ate ee tok eet ee The High School Sophomore Class . .. . . 78 iehesHiebecoool rreshinan Classe ays) eee «Oo Or canizavione mice rene heey sic) ee ll.) ue ap whOO INA A Saves Jia a EERE Pea neste at tet oe 697) S Tienes Cumann mma reme ers ar date rr oy SNe LO IM ave) ay eee ne rade re yy ake 28 SOCEM Pe UL CGLOLy aimmnemnots fa aa tee Picco bo Li MACuLL VBL CCLOL Vem Mma tee we. eis alias 4 Vises LOO Nokon acienitentia cs, ye i ti ane wie aly meen ae peer ACAD pica. oo Lan AS te .s Beare a ee Gi JJedication ake WE SHALL remember Mrs. Richey as one of the truest and dearest friends we have ever made, who has guided us through some of our first experiences away from home, and whose principles and ideals will remain forever with us. We, the Staff of the 1950 edition of CHAIN AND ANCHORS, offer our sincere love and best wishes to Mrs. W. D. Richey, to whom we dedicate this book. The School Non RUIN SSIS SS ITT NWA Sox see S y sy yy ee William Benjamin Gates, Sr., A. B., A. M. President Ww Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, University of Virginia ropvongenpagnean parent me ‘ % i : F : 4 4 ty ‘ : b i: ‘ Miss Eura Vance Strother, A. B., A. M. Dean of Students x 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 NASH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College { 12 } PHE Rev. KENNETH H. ANTHONY ASB ees: History of Religion leidelberg College, A.B.; Virginia Theological Seminary, B.D. Prerre F. CoRNELL-D’ ECHERT INABA JANINE Spanish Nornell University, A.B.; Sorbonne, Universite de Paris; Universite de Strasbourg ; Universita di Firenze; Co- umbia University, A.M.; Universidad de Mexico Miss JANE BILLHEIMER B.S. Home Economics West Virginia Institute of Technology, B.S. Mrs. RENEE C.. CORNELL-D’ ECHERT Spanish Cours Claustre; Cours Ducher; Institut Catholique Mrs. GERALDINE JONES BRYAN A.B. Dramatics University of Chattanooga, A.B.; Cadek Conservatory of Music and Fine Arts, Diploma in Drama; Princeton Summer ‘Theatre Mrs. EpirH E. Crews Bis: Secretarial Science Radford College, B.S.; Teachers’ Col- lege, Columbia University Mrs. ErHert HANTSKE FORMA A.B. Biology, History Wofford College; Converse College, A.B. Miss Erne, RutrH GANDY B.S., M.A. History and Social Science Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven College, B.S.; George Pea- body College for Teachers, M.A.; ity of Edinburgh Unive1 Miss Betty GAMBLE A.B. English Fairfax Hall Junior College; Randolph- Macon Woman’s College, A.B.; College of William and Mary; University of Virginia WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES A.B., A.M. Psychology Randolph -Macon College, A.B., A.M.; Graduate Work, University of Virginia dita} Miss CAROLINE R. GAMBRILL A.B., A.M. Chemistry and Mathematics Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ Col- lege, Columbia University, M.A.; Grad- uate School, Yale University Miss Lois HESTER BS: Physical Education University of Richmond, B.S, Miss CARRIE L. HousENFLUCK B.S., M.A. Art enoir College; Art Students’ League; orcoran Art School, Washington, . C.; Art Institute, Chicago; Lewis nstitute, Chicago; California Arts and rafts; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, B.S., M.A. Miss ELLEN P. PARKER B.A., M.A. French ates College, B.A.; Middlebury French School, M.A.; Columbia University Mrs. JEAN H. McConne.i Piano and Organ State Teachers’ College, California, Pennsylvania; Cornell University; Uni- versity of Pennsylvania; New England Conservatory; Private Study, George Gibson, Jeannette Giguere; Member of Faculty, New England Music Camp Miss BARBARA RAuP A.B. Riding Baldwin Wallace College, A.B. CHARLES M. PAcE, JR. A.B., M.A. English Virginia Military Institute, A.B.; Uni- versity of Virginia, M.A. Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON B.M. Voice Indiana University, B.M.; Private Study with Mrs. Mae Graves Atkins, Chicago Miss Eura V. STROTHER A.B., A.M. Mathematics, Sociolog) Duke University, A.B., A.M., Columbia University Miss SWANN MARKS Secretar) Miss MARTHA [THOMAS A.B. English and Librarian West Virginia Institute of Technology A.B. Miss RutH RAFTERY Secretary { 16 } . Miss MARGARET E. WILLIs B.A., M.A. Latin, Mathematics University of Richmond, A.B., M.A Mrs. ArTHUR L. MATTOX Dietitian Miss Harriet B. SmMirH J. F. Hupsparp RN. M.D. Miss Marion E. Lewis : ws Housekeeper Nurse Physician Mrs. E. R. TurNBULL Mrs. W. D. RicHEY Mrs. W. B. HAmrRIck House Mother House Mother Piano and House Mother THE COLLEGE SENTOR GEASS 1930) JeAN LarritTe, Miss STROTHER, ANN WiccINs, Jo ANN SARAZAN, BARBARA LiPTROTT, JANIE COTTEN She (College (lass of 1950 Jo ANN SARAZAN BARBARA LIPTROTT Ann WIGGINS JEAN LAFFITTE JANIE COTTEN BARBARA LIPTROTT Miss Eura V. STROTHER vi President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer House President, 1st Semester ; House President, 2nd Semester Sponsor {19} TH E CeOch eth Galt SNe Cm ‘Donna-Lees Andross West HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Y. W- C. A.; Treasurer, French Club, 49; Secretary, French Club, 50; Athletic Association, °49, °50; Vice-President, Athletic Association, °50; Basketball, °49, °50; Treasurer, Commercial Club, °50; Hall Chatter, °50 os Harriet “Butler STEELES TAVERN, VIRGINIA Xa VN eon SDONNA- LER. OG When you hear that ““Clomp, clomp” down the hall of Senior Dorm, it isn’t Mr. Carter; it’s Andross herself, and she is still carrying a torch for the “Keefer.” This Connecticut Yankee with those “come hither’? eyes has one of those rare person- alities that can never be forgotten! Donna- Lee has gained the love of all of us here at Fairfax and she will always be remembered, for her jokes, sense of humor, and her everlasting ‘“‘Quips’’—‘‘O-oh, Ow, Our!”’. HARRIE Ww Precious articles always come in small bundles, and we have our ‘‘Little Bit.”’. Of course, the first thing one notices about Harriet is her beautiful and unusual eyes. After that one just goes right on discover- ing lovely things about her. The future looks bright for our “Little Bit,’ who, in parting, leaves behind a host of friends wishing her every success. ‘SJANIE”’ Ww If you should see a bright smile accom- panied by a sweet voice coming out of Room 20, it is none other than Janie Cotten with her stack of ‘‘Logs”’ to read us some funny jokes she has just discovered. Cotten is quite the gal for telling her tall tales and could beat any fisherman at it. She has a singularly good voice and her favorite songs are “Fight for the Navy” and ‘‘Anchors Aweigh.” If one should come back to the smoker and hear laugh- ter and shrieks, it is our gal Janie telling us the latest Fairfax gossip. o d ppett ; ‘ n be eid Fil LR “Sook” Ww When we think of school, we invariably think of life-time friends, but there is usu- ally one who particularly stands out in our minds. The one I am thinking of is none other than ‘‘Sookie” Fain. She, with her personality, smile, and unbeatable energy has made life wonderful. She is great at cheering her teams, and she’s even better on the golf course and the tennis court. If you ever want to know where to go for a good week-end, just ask her (and I bet it begins with a “C’’). Yes, the years may part us all, but we will never forget this girl who is fine, just because she is ““Sook”’. Janie Wood (Cotten Fort Worth, TEXAs Y.W.C.A.; Cabinet, Y. W. C. A., ’49, 50; Editor, first semester, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °50; President’s Council, °50; Choir, ’49; Glee Club, 49; House President, °50 iG Lucy Janes Fain= WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Y. W. CG. A.; Vice-President, Y. W. C. A., 50; President’s Council, °49, °50; Chair- man, President’s Council, °50; Hall Chatter, ’49, °50; Athletic Association, °49, °50: Cheerleader, ’49, °50; Head Cheerleader, °50; Varsity Tennis, °49; Glee Club, °49 Sheila, Lois Gottlieb CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA President’s Council, ’50; Athletic Association, °50; Art Club, °49; Riding Club, °49, °50; Secretary-Treasurer, Riding Club, ’50; Boots and Saddle Club, °49, °50; French Club, 750; CHAIN AND ANCcHOoRs, 50 vi Eleanor ‘Peytons Holder NASHVILLE, [TENNESSEE Y. W.C.A;;: Varsity ‘Tennis, 49;-Glee Club,749, 250 ssoecretary..o0; Choline ous Librarian. 50:. Hall Chatiae wStaii,we DU me dieaakas C-.OLLEG E So Ne Le hus ay © =e 99 4ISSIE Ww ‘The difference between the right word and almost the right word is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug.” Thus, I find it hard to write just what I would like to say about ‘‘Cissie.”” Surely none of us will ever forget her sincerity, good advice, loyalty, wonderful sense of humor and all the other qualities she possesses which make her the best friend one could wish for. Nor will we forget her love for loud(!) socks, Howard John- son steaks, gay times, Marchioness, and, of course, Carolina! eer Torry’ Ww Totty has every characteristic that one looks for in a true friend. She hails from Nashville, Tennessee, and, though just a little girl, she is full of common sense, book sense, and general understanding. She is a charming girl and always a lady. Making friends is one of the best things about going away to school and I’ve certainly found a friend in Totty. Tl never forget those ‘‘details,’ that sly giggle, and those monstrous petticoats! ““CAROLYN” Ww This cute little Southern gal, who doesn’t quite touch the five-foot mark, comes from Palmetto, Florida, known as the Gateway to Tropical Florida. She is southern through and through, and is full of fun and personality. She eagerly appears at each mail call waiting for a letter from her one and only. dancing, and having fun with her friends. She has all that it takes to be a wonderful She enjoys singing, friend, and she has an easy-going manner that everyone loves. Wherever you see her, she always has a smile for you, and as a roommate, she is certainly tops. { 26 } SHYoIES ne Hydie hails from Hampton, Virginia. You might have to look up to see her, but you will always find a smiling face and a kind word. If you can’t find her, just look for a typewriter. She will probably be typing last-minute articles for her greatest project —the Hall Chatter! Hyde loves to dance, especially the “‘Shag.’? She also likes to trip over the numerous clothes racks and leave the radio on all night. This ‘‘hazel- eyed cutie’ who forgot to stop growing has won us all with her charm and personality. Good luck in the future, Hyde! A609 Kea GON Tei GE, Se HieN OSB ee Carolyns Jeannette Hughes PALMETTO, FLORIDA Gommercial: Club,750) Ya vV. GC. A: re Hyde Southall Jones HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Cabinet, Y. W. C. A., ’49, °50; Hall Chatter Staff, °49; Editor, Hall Chatter, 50; CHAIN AND AncuHors, °49; Basketball, ’49, 50; French Club, ’50; Athletic Association, °49, °50; Ten Pens, ’50; Phi Theta Kappa, 50 { 27 } Aaa bod CeOs le Ue hie Gauls Si Higa as eo vk ‘Roberta Jean Kimber COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Y¥iUWeCoaAs Riding Clib.-4) ok Jeans Claire Laffitte Quincy, FLORIDA Yo WoiG.A.? Riding Cluibj49; 503 Art Clubs749 Fairfax Players 4) 9:50 pb Theta Kappa, °50; Ten Pens, ’50; Feature Editor, Hall Chatter, °49; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, °50; Treasurer, Senior Class, ’50 “BOBBIE” This little five-foot cutie hails from a very Yankee town in a very Yankee state—Coldwater, Michigan. Even though it’s Southern versus Yankee, she is a mighty sweet girl. She and her “one and only” have big plans for about a year from now. She loves dancing and, among her many outstanding char- acter traits, she has a grand personality. Last, but not least, I am proud to be her roommate and her friend. {29} 1) 0, — aa . try. tea Wieswey Na EEL Ww ‘Fifi’? is a typical Southern belle beauty, poise, charm, plus brains! One can read- ily see her wide range of interests by glanc- ing into Room 23. The walls are papered with paintings to add a touch of color; stacks of worn, dusty plays are stuffed into every corner to add a theatrical atmos- phere; an odd variety of plant life “‘jungles” up the room and there’s also an aquarium —for no good reason at all. Fifi’s sincerity and friendly manner have gained the love of all of us. ee BARB” Ww “Rugby,” not football, and “been,” and ‘the bell has gone,” are just a few of the expressions we hear from our Canadian friend, ‘‘Barb’’ Liptrott. She is very ener- getic, likes any kind of sports, can sit for hours knitting and fixing others’ mistakes, and she has developed a passion for typing which she taught herself. She is reserved, but her eyes frequently dance with some devilment, and a hidden wit pops up. Barb is a swell person, so get acquainted with her. { 30 } Serre me From Baltimore, our class is represented by “Kit. struggling over accounting, but she man- ages to put in a little time at the Faxette. Her ability to get along with people will Her time is spent mostly in make her long remembered among her classmates. We might add that her favorite week-ends have een spent in Lexington, Virginia. ‘Barbaras Anne Liptrott Toronto, CANADA Y. W. C. A.; Feature Editor, CHAmn AND ANCHorRs, °50; Vice-President, Senior Class, °50; Basketball, °50; Athletic Association, 50; French Club, ’50 w Kathryn E. MacMannis BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Yo W.CrA;; Cabinet, .Y. W. C: A., 750; Choir, 749, 50; Vice-President, Choir, °49; Treasurer, Choir, 750; Glee Club, ’49, ?50; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °50; President, Commercial Club, 50; Cheerleader, ’49, 50; Riding Club, °49; Athletic Association, ’49, °50 nee Abode bi CO LY Cok Gk Pout Rene Bios 131} Harriet. Lorena. McCausland Puiny, WEsT VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, ’49, °50; Varsity Hockey, ’50; Commercial Club, 50; Riding Club, °49; CHAIn AND ANcHors, ’50 a ‘Betty ‘Roberts WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W. GC. A.; Varsity Basketball, °49, °50; Junior Varsity Hockey, °49, 50; CHaIn AND AncHors Staff, ?50; Hall Chatter Staff, °49, ?50; Glee Club, °49, 50 Ww fl Raed EM 6? CO Duels Es Gok SE PN Oe as Ubon tua { 32 } SHARRIET” a6 Harriet is a girl from ’way out Westy West Virginia, and she is faithful to her state. She likes football players, especially West Virginians, but is inclined to notice U. Va. She is good-natured, but when her temper is aroused—look out! Harriet is tall, pretty, and has a good West Virginian twang in her voice. Her favorite expres- sions are “Buddy” and “I have got to lose weight.”’ Everyone likes Harriet! { 33 } “BETTY” 3c When Betty plays her game, she plays it well. She is spirited and co-operative, ready and willing to give of herself, and time and energy to benefit her friends and her team. Her merry sense of humor is novel; she is honest in opinion and character. “Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you’’. ““JONEY”’ one .. that’s Joney Sarazan “Fe vais a ecole” speaking as she studies her French while doing a thousand other things. This pint- sized human dynamo hails from Fort Worth, ‘Texas, and is one of the most active girls on the campus. Her flair for dramatics keeps her constantly on the go, as does her writing ability. With never a minute to spare, Joney still manages to have time for everybody with a problem and to keep her pleasant disposition. Joney is a grand gal and I’m proud to be her roommate. {34} 29 M ARIANNE Ww We hear a laugh and, turning around, see Marianne convulsed with laughter. Although we have not the least idea what it is all about, we add our voices of general good humor. She _ succeeds in pushing aside the heavy moments of the school-day existence. She is a friendly, cheery girl; that is why we like her so much. Ab Aske GOD. Lone G- E So Ne Le Oana ke Jo eAnn— Sarazan— Fort Worth, TEXAS Y.W. CGC. A.; Cabinet, Y. W. C. A., 49; President, Senior Class, 50; Fairfax Players, 49. °50; President, Fairfax Players, °50; French Club, °50; Riding Club, °49; Art Club, ’50; Feature Editor, Hall Chatter, 49; Hall Chatter Staif, °50 Marianne Shumate WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y.W. CG. A.: Hall Chatter Staff, °49; French Club, 50 Ap daheds C:0O,;Db°L EGE Se HN Lee hae Ww Elizabeth Anns Wiggins KeysToneE HeIcuTs, FLORIDA Y. W. C. A.; President, Porpoise Club, ’50; CHAIN AND ANcuHors Staff, 50: Choir, °50; Secretary, Senior Class, ’50; Athletic Association, ’50; Art Club, ’50 Virginia— “Bailey Winn MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Yo. Ws GAs: President, “Yo WW G.-As) 505% Ghoir 4907500) Cibrarian, -Onoliea ee Vice-President, .Choir, °50; Glee Club, 749, °50;. Librarian, Glee Club, °503 Hall Chatter, °50; Riding Club, °49; Vice-President, Commercial Club, °50 Sc ANN: xe ‘“Annabelle,’? one of the grandest, and a typical Florida peach she is too. Our Esther Williams is known all over the school for her pixie smile and her marvel- ous ability as a swimmer. She loves to dance, sing, and eat, for at the appointed “thrice daily”’ you can hear her voice sing- ing through the ‘‘hallowed halls’’—‘‘Any- body going to the Faxette?”” For a time, ‘“Simpleton”’ had no heart strings attached, but since returning to school on a fine No- vember night with an Annapolis crest, she can be heard singing “‘Anchors Aweigh” and “Fight for the Navy” with the rest of the Navy rooters. {37} BAILEY”’ From Martinsville hails one of the best. Yes, Bailey is from the South and anyone talking to her would have no doubt about this. Rebel! How could we ever forget her fine ability for sewing? Take the time she sewed the seams up backwards on her lovely wool skirt. How about those ears hanging out of her shower cap? If we could find a synonym for ‘‘crazy,’’ it would describe our fun-loving “‘Bail’’. Martha, F. Wolfe MARION, VIRGINIA Y.W.C.A.; Hall Chatter, ’?49:; Phi Theta Kappa, °49, °50; Secretary, Ten Pens, 50; Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 750 { 38 } “M ARTHA”’ Ww ‘“How do you do this English?”’ is the usual greeting Martha gets from her roommate and other classmates during study hall. ‘This blue-eyed blonde is one of those rare little gals who can swallow the academic routine without gulping and still have time for her many other activities such as music. Organ is one of her loves and it certainly returns her devotion. Coming to college with a Phi Theta Kappa key, much was expected of her and Martha lived up to it all by being awarded the scholarship medal in her Junior year at Fairfax. Her charac- ter boasts those adorable twins, a hos- pitable smile and a southern drawl. Martha’s friendliness, wit, intelligence, and music will carry her anywhere she wishes to go and gain many friends in the process. IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Edith E. Crews MEMBER OF FarmRFAxX HALL FACULTY °° September, 1947 to April, 1950 { 39 } i bag HIGH SGHOGE SENIOR Chase a, JEANNE HuGHEs Mary E. Cates Miss RAFTERY Mary KuLzer FRANCES TEWES She High School Class of 1950 FRANCES TEWES Mary KUuLZER Mary ELiIzABETH CATES JEANNE HUGHES Miss RurH RAFTERY ee {41} President Vice-President Secretary ° Treasurer Sponsor Virginia, -Allen— ‘Patricia Ashley rt VIRGINIA WARRENTON, NORTH CAROLINA MontTcomMery, W GoaRAc | Glee Glubs 750s) Choir 50): Riding Club, 50 Y. W. C. A.; Riding Club, 50 Bil ab ash HolGen Ser Hy OrOrls SNe Oa RES {42} ‘Betty ‘Brewster ‘Barbara L. ‘Burgess RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Wi Wie Gio Aen Glee Cihiabiine Os Chow7750' French Club, 50 Houston, TEXAS nV Via GMAT 8 ges Beh HIGH Mary Elizabeth (ates NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Y. W. C. A.; Fairfax Players, 50; Secretary, Senior Class, 50 Oe AAI, v. V B VAAAA? ih Car EL COLON: SING: LCs hie Eleanor Cochran— WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Athletic Association, 49, 50; Boots and Saddle Club, °49, 50; Riding Club, °49, °50; Swim- ming Team, °49; Hockey Manager, 750; Secretary-Treasurer, Porpoise Club, 50; Latin Club, °48-750; Y. W. G.A. Hallies Cohen— ‘Renes Cranfill LitTLE Rock, ARKANSAS DaALLas, TEXAS N45 Wale (OR ANE Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club, ?48-’50; Choir, ’48- °50; French Club, °49, 750 Fannie “Delugach ‘Patricias “Devine Mempuis, TENNESSEE Tampico, Mexico Riding Club, °49, °50; Y. W. CG. A. Y. W. C. A.; French Club, 749, ?50; Treasurer, French Club, 750; Varsity Hockey, °49, °50; President’s Council, °49, 750; Basketball Manager, 49 THE HIGH oh LG ah COV KO) 1b; Nee Ore {46} eer 8; Ae Ge SiGe HO). Oi b Son NGL ORS Helen_ ‘Dunn— Mollie Ely NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE IKNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Vow Gaon YouUW) GivaAe;: President's Councils 48-50); You Wa Ge AlN Cabineti1249) 750 Boots and Saddle Club, °48-’50; Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club, °48; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °49; Riding Club, 748-50; Vice- President, Riding Club, ’48; Latin Club, °48; International Relations Club, °48; French Club, °49, 50; Basketball, °48-50; Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball Team, °48; Hockey, °49, °50; Athletic Association, ’48-’50; Secre- tary, Athletic Association, °50; President, Junior Class, ’49; National Honor Society, °49 °50; President, National Honor Society, °50; Vice-President, Ten Pens, °49; President, Ten Pens, 750 X AP Ath Ais Hips. God SCHOOL SNe DO hes ‘Rosemarics Esposito NortuH PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President, Freshman Class, 47; Latin Club, °47; Vice-President, Sopho- more Class, °48; Spanish Club, °48; Interna- tional Relations Club, ’48-’49: Glee Club, (50s Ghoir, 750 { 48 } Joyce Exell SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Y.W.C. A.; French Club, 50; Riding Club, xe ‘Betty Fletcher UPpPERVILLE, VIRGINIA Latin Club, ’48; Boots and Saddle Club, °49, 50; Riding Club, 49, °50; President, Riding Club, 750;°Ya.W.e G.oA; Cabinet, 49, °50; Athletic Association, °49, 50; Basketball Team, °49, °50; Hockey Team, 50 Loudonnas M. Fletcher GRAND Rapips, MICHIGAN Wain Ce ANS PY eV Vien Gre AN Giabinetsa4 en Glee Club, °48-50; Athletic Association, °48-750; French Club, ’49, °50; International Relations Club, 49; Fairfax Players, ’50; Choir, °49, °50; Junior Varsity Hockey, °49; Junior Varsity Basketball, °49; Archery, °49 Deore ak re fad ha ot bi @ Ml 44 foe. SEV Gee, ae woe ‘Peggy Flippo Hester Freeman— Evanston, ILLINOIS Wi_MInGcToN, NoRTH CAROLINA Y. W. C. A.; Choir, ’49; Glee Club, °49; Rid- Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, 749, 50; ing Club, °49, °50; International Relations Junior Varsity Hockey, ’49; Riding Club, °49 Club, 49; Athletic Association, 50 AR ask HeieGett Sc CeHsOzOek S HaNGlSOshgS { 50)} THE Hal-Ce Joy Grine TARENTUM, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, °49, °50; President, Athletic Association, °50; Vice- President, Junior Class, 49; Riding Club, °49; Secretary, Riding Club, ’49; Swimming Team, 49 Se Porpoisem Gl beso Ocnenennissae49.paD 0) Hockey, °49, °50; Captain, Junior Varsity Hockey, °49; Basketball, °49, °50; Fairfax Players, °49, °50; Business Manager, Fairfax Players, °50 Sects OO 315 Su Bea Sia ‘Barbara Hale, LANGLEY FIELD, VIRGINIA Y. W. GC. A.: Glee Club, 49, 750; Porpoise Club, ’50; Athletic Association, 50 Roh i Bie HIGH Gd EO) Th EOIN GEL Osi baies «Anne Hassett. CLAYTON, Mrissourt Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, °49, ’50; Varsity Tennis, °49, °50; Junior Varsity Hockey, °50; Latin Club, ’49; Riding Club, 49 Joans Hi rshman_ ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Yi Wat Gar At Jeanne Hughes Boston, MASSACHUSETTS Y. W. G. A.; Athletic Association, 749, °50; Secretary, Junior Class, °49; Varsity Hockey, °49, °50; Treasurer, Senior Class, 50; Presi- dent’s Council, °49, °50; Secretary, President's Council, 50 eC Marilyns Jenkins GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Y. W. C. A.; Riding Club, ?49; Athletic Asso- ciation, 50; Varsity Hockey, °50; President’s Council, 50 Sandra, Klein_ NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Yen Ver Gees THE Mah RE: Mal £ a 1948 VIRGINIA © 286037) SU paernen Mary Kulzer ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA Y. W. C. A.; Riding Club, 748, ’49; Spanish Club, °48; International Relations Club, ’48, 50; Staff, GHarmn AND AncHors, ’48; Hall Chat- ter, °50; Athletic Association, ’48-°50; Hockey Manager, ’50; Vice-President, Senior Class, °50 De Gols OsOis Sy ENG ee) eee Sp) ees id Bed Bora I Sy Get OF O7L SNe Le Ou: Eleanor Leach ‘Bettes Linder STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Y. W. C. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’48; Span- Y. W. CG. A. ish Club, 483% Choir 748-50: Glee’ Club, 48-50; Fairfax Players, 48-50; Athletic Association, °48-°50; Treasurer, Athletic Asso- ciation, 50; Hockey, ’48-’50; Basketball, 49, °50; Staff, CHatn AND ANCHORs, 49 fe ba ch Bete Si Onn buaOe Orel wt) Kee Ln) 5 Leis Nancy Lineham- Las Prepras, VENEZUELA Y. W. C. A.; Varsity Hockey, 50; Riding Club, ’49, °50; Boots and Saddle Club, °49, °50; Secretary-Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club, °50; Porpoise Club, °50; Athletic Associa- tion, °49, °50 ‘Beth Lockwood WasHInGcTON, D. C. Y. W. C. A.; Porpoise Club, °50; Riding Club, °50; ‘Glee Club,’ 749, 50; Juatin Club, 50; Athletic Association, °50; Hall Chatter Linda Lucius Jeans Manley Many, Louistana BROOMALL, PENNSYLVANIA eV Vin GAN! Y. W. G. A: ; Glee Club ARN debs s et HelsGer SiC On Ciel ‘Betty Lou Matheson ROBBINSVILLE, NEw JERSEY Y. W. C. A.; Ten Pens, 50; National Honor Society, 50; Athletic Association, °50; Latin Club, °49 ,°50; Vice-President, Latin Club, °49; President, Latin Club, 50; Glee Club, °49, °50; Choir, °49, 50; President, Choir, 750; Varsity Hockey, °50 dian kiad HIGH EE Os@e Grace Merle WASHINGTON, D. C. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, 49; Bas- ketball, °49, °50; Latin Club, 749, °50; Glee Club, 74924 750; Choir 492-505) Porpoise Club, 750 So) He NTTSOPRES ‘Beth Midyette Batu, NorRTH CAROLINA Y. W. C. A.; President, Freshman Class, °47; Latin Club, 47; Treasurer, Sophomore Class, °48; International Relations Club, °48, 49; Spanish Club, °48; Athletic Association, °48, °49, °50; Glee Club, 50; Commercial Club, 750 Mary Moore WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Y. W. Gs A.; Latin) Club, ?49, 750; Riding Club, 49, °50; Boots and Saddle Club, °49, °50; Hockey, °49, °50; President’s Council, °50; National Honor Society, ° 49, 750; Ten Pens, °49, °50 ‘Poll 'y Jo ‘Peterson Sr. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Yeu Wao Garda: Choirsnr50s5 GleenGlub aio Riding Club, 50 SiG 2Or Oe Livni a kamNGe Lae C) ae Luts Julia ‘Rankin- Upper Darsy, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, 49, 50; Choir, 49, °50 iS) ‘Rosemary ‘Rosenbaum— «Annes Senor LOuISVILLE, KENTUCKY Forest Hitis, New YorK VYouVWeG Ace Riding |Glubs49=) Glee Club: Yeu. (GonAlw ben Pensii49)) 502) National °49, °50; Choir, 750 Honor Society, 50; President, Sophomore Class, °49; Latin Club; 48, °49; French Club, °49, °50; President, French Club, 750; Glee Club, °50; Riding Club, 49 Den is Bet Galt Se Gib OVO) wy bainos bean Ly ChiAER so wW Frances Tewes Mildred Thomas San ANTONIO, TEXAS PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Yor Win Geil Secretary. ever cn Cente wiso Ue euVV on Gres Treasurer, Junior Class, °49; Varsity Hockey, °49, °50; Basketball Manager, 49; President, Senior Class, 750; Athletic Association, °49, 750; Fairfax Players, °50; Porpoise Club, 50 Ra Bela He Gahee oe Geshe O7 Oe SPN e Oana 2 ih | seis WlD HIGH SU Cane Or inT; Sa EN LEO RBS Shirley Anns Warner NortH JACKSON, OHIO Y. W. GC. A.; Varsity Hockey, 50; Hall Chatter, °50; CHAIN AND ANcHors, °50; Athletic Asso- ciation, 50 Harriett. West, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, 750; Choir, ’50 eis Roo) HIGH Sara Jane White PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA NAAR O re aN i CH SOUO) Samii Sa Bate N Ge aa Li Annes Willis KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Yu Wile Ga Atin Cabinets on VViee Come edie Oe Treasurer, Y. W. C. A., ’50; Athletic Associa- tion, °48, °49, °50; Boots and Saddle Club, °49, °50; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °50; Riding Club, °48, °49, °50; Basketball, °48: Latin Club, °48; French Club, °48, °49, 50; Vice-President, French Club, °50; Presi- dent, Sophomore Class, °48; Cheerleader, 49_ °50: National Honor Society, 50 Greneta— Yount. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W. C. A.; Riding Club, °49; Swimming Team, °49; Athletic Association, °49, °50; Porpoise Club, 50 (peaab dd HIGH SRC ane OL Ost Sate NGL OURS { 65 } THE COLLEGE JUNIOR CAS: Lo CHARLOTTE CALDWELL, NANCY Brown, CLARE WILLIAMS She College (lass of 1951 JupirH SMITH CHARLOTTE CALDWELL CLARE WILLIAMS Nancy BROWN MELIssA PETROUTSA Mrs. W. B. HAMRICK od {7} President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor Mary STuART Bostick Quincy, Florida CHARLOTTE CALDWELL Denver, Colorado Ty H Nancy Brown Dallas, Texas HARRIET CAMPBELL Chatham, New Jersey Mary JEAN BUTLER Dallas, Texas MARTHA BUTLER Steeles Tavern, Virginia MiLpRED ANN CARTWRIGHT Madison, Tennessee ANNE COWLEY Eagle Rock, Virginia ES ou Ce Oss aa Lae eo Gaee Jee ie Nol Ome Ras {08 } Mary Lou EDMUNDSON Houston, Texas SALLY ANN ENGLISH Parsons, West Virginia Jut1A ANN HuTCHERSON Wilson, North Carolina ELEANOR JANIS Waynesboro, Virginia Joan FRIEDMAN New Rochelle, New York JANET HEATHER Marydel, Maryland Vay JONES Snow Hill, Maryland Mary KRonAuU Towson, Maryland it Tee thee GaO 55 Le Lae Be GOCE IRRUS ENS Oe Riss ay { 69 } MARILYN LAZARUS Caracas, Venezuela Mary WEsB May Quincy, Florida ) ARLENE LAIRD Trenton, New Jersey Patricia Maus New York, New York ELAYNE ROBINSON Essex Fells, New Jersey {70} CLARE MASTERSON Houston, Texas VirGIniA LEwIs Prospect, Virginia Betry REDDING Havana, Cuba MeE.issA PETROUTSA Jacksonville, Florida He UseNes la Oe hen MarTHA ANN ROSENFIELD RACHEL SHARPE Jackson, Mississippi Chambersburg, Pennsylvania BoBBYE RUSSELL Fort Worth, Texas MeErRTICE TEMPLETON CLARE WILLIAMS Verona, New Jersey Houston, ‘Texas SaLLy WARD Pembroke, Bermuda : JupirH SMITH THE West Hartford, Connec CeOe bli EG ce Joan WILSON Northport, New Yor Jie Uae Neal Raw JACQUELIN WREN Fort Worth, ‘Texas THE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS TY) Sy MARGARITA DIAZ, SUSAN SHEPPERD, Miss HEsteER, MARGARET A. CuirT, PATRICIA PAGE She High School Class of 1951 PATRICIA PAGE SusAN SHEPPERD MaArGARET ANN CLIFT MARGARITA DIAz Miss Lots HESTER Ww President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor GrERRA LEE BLAIR Macclenny, Florida Caro Boset Fairmont, West Virginia JANE CARTER Dallas, Texas MARGARET CHATHAM Statesville, North Carolina {7 H +} JEAN BocGuEss Alexandria, Virginia Hitva BorRERO Havana, Cuba MarGARET ANN CLIFT Maysville, Kentucky + biuGin Ure UN SuE CULBERTSON Pennington Gap, Virginia w eee SieGuith Onc Oneb Om Kaas a MARGARITA DIAz Tampico, Mexico Fay EpsTEIN Memphis, Tennessee Fay GOTTLiEB Charlotte, North Carolina DEBORAH HOWE BARBARA Fox Culpeper, Virginia Martie Lou GippIn Brenham, Texas ANGELINE JETT Lexington, Kentucky Epna May KENNEDY Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Tampico, Mexico Ww EN ah 43 Heel Great Sy CorneOncOunL Je SeN on icO ae Runs Ww {75} Joy Keyes Honolulu, Hawaii MarciA LABAGH Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Lyn Lyon Dover Plains, New York GaiL MARTIN Clayton, Alabama MarciA LAMBERTH Houston, Texas Lena McKINLEY PHOEBE LEIMERT Evanston, Illinois Kannapolis, North Carolina H { 76 k. ake ELLEN MorRISON Trenton, Georgia ah ae Se Cen ae One Goat J UN | Ww OF Russ PATRICIA PAGE Susan Pye Chappaqua, New York Richmond, Virginia JOANNE PHELPS PHOEBE RIVERS West Hartford, Connecticut Louisville, Kentucky SusSAN SHEPPERD CAMDEN SWAN Doylestown, Pennsylvania Knoxville, Tennessee SARA SIDES CreciL TABER Houston, Texas Corpus Christi, ‘Texas Ww eae riage PeeleGunr Sa Conta Og. Oval Jee Nee Ona hans 1“ THE HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE CLASS 1952 ANN Roseson, JOAN VESTAL, Miss WILLIs, FLORENCE PHILLIPPS, VICTORIA She High School Class of 1952 VicTORIA TENNANT . OANSVESTATA rg aeincses ANN ROBESON Sone. FLORENCE PHILLIPPS . Miss MARGARET WILLIS {79 } Ley incite ee seaene Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer ; Sponsor ; z 4 7 4 ¢ BEVERLY CARR New York, New York SHIRLEY ANN GAW Waynesboro, Virginia Berry Lou BuRTON Houston, Texas Jean Dowpy Charleston, West Virginia PatriciA LEACH Houston, Texas Woda de Bie Gear Sa. Goe His One Ome SiO ie Papen Our Ve © a Re Ces Ww Patsy CoBLeE Greensboro, North Carolina CAROLYN CARTER SANDRA Davis Louisa, Kentucky Knoxville, Tennessee CATHERINE GREENACRE Annapolis, Maryland Loretta Lee Gittum Drx1re LANE Jackson, Kentucky Pamplico, South Carolina { 80 } ask, be Hee les Geert Spee Or On L SRO ek Pe Ha Olg uM One Re ES Ww JoAN MALPE ANNE McCaBE St. Louis, Missouri Greensboro, North Carolina CAROLINE MANSON TLORENCE PHILLIPPS Upper Montclair, New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sur SHOUN VicTORIA TENNANT Tampa, Florida Dallas, ‘Texas Nancy TEMPLE ZAN VAN ANTWERP Knoxville, Tennessee Waynesboro, Virginia ANN ROBESON Knoxville, Tennessee JOAN VESTAL Knoxville, Tennessee Jane Lapp Wess Knoxville, Tennessee {81} THE HIGH SCHOOE FRESHMAN CLASS 1953 RutuH SANDERSON, Katie WALPOLE, GAIL THURMOND, Miss THOMAS She High School Class of 1953 pe GatL THURMOND KATIE WALPOLE RutTH SANDERSON Miss MARTHA THOMAS { 83 } President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Sponsoi SES dnk Ae Dale Gar Size Cam anc Ome Ogee Fae Rie Eine Sot Dee Ve a IN is BARBARA LEE BURRAGE JANE Hamrick South Boston, Virginia Davidson, North Carolina Nancy CARROLL JupitH LAUNT Elmira, New York Takoma Park, Maryland Gait THURMOND Katiz WALPOLE Athens, Georgia Windsor, Vermont DONNA VALIKOFF Mary WELCH Toronto, Canada Washington, D. C. PAULA BERNSTEIN Athens, Georgia RutTH SANDERSON Friendship, Wisconsin Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON Norfolk, Virginia { 84 } Second Semester Students Ww GLORIA GOLDSTON Houston, Texas (High School Junior) JANE WATSON Knoxville, Tennessee (High School Junior) PHYLLIS SLONE Jackson, Kentucky (High School Freshman) { 85 } IZATIONS Orean { 86 } rae gp oee e o00e% a le oe ae 4 ee Sale BatLeEY WInnN, President Purpose She Young Women’s Christian: «Association Ww Officers BATLEY WINN Site ny ots ol eee a en esi aerne Luey |S BAIN Ror: Ser canna stagay PRANGES) DEWES aia Stn yee MSEChe apy ANNES VVINCIS: oe) see hone Treasurer Miss: EULEN: PARKERS) oh 3) ee, eounerenra? The 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. Planning a program { 88 } Posters for the bulletin board She Youn ¢ Women’s Christians «Association As Cabinet Members MarcareT Cruirr Jur1a HuTCHERSON JANIE COTTEN HybE JONEs SuE CULBERTSON KATHRYN MACMANNIS MOo.uiE ELy Mary Wess May SALLY ENGLISH Mary Moore BETTY FLETCHER FLORENCE PHILLIPPS JANE Hamrick ANN ROBESON SARA SIDES Miss ELLEN PARKER, Director Ideas for a party Getting ready for a Saturday movie { 89 } She (hains and Anchors Ww Editorial Staff JANIE CoTTEN . . . First Semester Editor MarTHA WoLFE. Second Semester Editor BARBARA LiptTROTT .. .. Feature Editor ANN Wicains_ . Organizations Representative HarRRIET McCausLAND .. Class Represen. SHIRLEY WARNER . ._ Class Representative Miss SWANN Marks... . . . Advisor MarTHA WoLteE, £ditor Arranging the advertisements The editors talk things over { 90 } She (hains and Anchors yo Business Staff KATHRYN MacMannis . Business Manager SHEILA GOTTLIEB . . Advertising Manager JACKIE WREN. ... . Advertising Assistant Betty Roperts . . . Advertising Assistant Mary Moore . . . Advertising Assistant Jutie HurcHerson . Advertising Assistant ARLENE Lairnp ... . . Staff Assistant Marcarita Diaz . . . . Staff Assistant CHARLOTTE CALDWELL. _ Staff Assistant SARA DIDESH ne, at site y NStafy Assistant KATHRYN MacManntis, Business Manager Mounting pictures Typing copy She Hall (hatter Ww HypEs|GNES yaaa iene) i eeemcairas Jean LarFittE . . . - Business Manager Sanpy WARNER... . . Sports Editor Mary Stuart Bostick . . Feature Editor Betty Reppinc. .. . . Feature Editor Joney SARAZAN. . . . . . . Editorials BospsyE RussELL . . . . - - Columnist Joan Wilson... . . . . . Art Eattor POTTY EL OLDER cess eak aa at nee DLS CARY MANSON (3, et piay een epee Mri HArrvNasi”. 0 nie one eAderos Hype Jones, Hdiior The editors go to work Finding ideas { 92 } She Hall Chatter rk Reporters DoNnNA ANDROSS Betty ROBERTS MARGARET CHATHAM SUE SHOUN Pat CoBLe MERTICE TEMPLETON HaALiie CoHEN JOAN VESTAL SANDRA Davis SALLY WARD SOOKIE FAIN JANE WEBB Mary Kuizer Joan WILson CLARE MASTERSON BAILEY WINN Jean Larritre, Business Manage The columnists make some plans It takes a lot of typing {93} Mr. Gates and Sookie talk things over The President’s Council {04} The President’s Council rx COOKIE. FAING ie Wace een, eet Greta JANIE CoTTEN SHEILA GOTTLIEB Vay JONES Mary KRONAU JEANNE HUGHES Pat DEVINE Mo .ulE Ety MArILYN JENKINS MARGARET ANN CLIFT JOANNE PHELPS Jean Dowpy VICKIE TENNANT Gait THURMOND JONEY SARAZAN, ANN Wiccins, ELAYNE Rosinson, JOAN FRIEDMAN, JuLIE HuTcHERSON She Arts (lub se The 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. The following exhibitions have been scheduled this session: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century French Painters Athletic Games of Ancient Greece Masterpieces of Religious Art Venice North American Wild Flowers California Watercolor Society Exhibition Recent Paintings by Virginia Artists French Renaissance Oil Paintings from the Twelfth Virginia Artists’ Exhibition 195 } Pat ASHLEY PauLA BERNSTEIN Nancy BROWN Betry BURTON BEVERLY CARR Nancy CARROLL CAROLYN CARTER ANNE COWLEY RENE CRANFILL SANDRA Davis MARGARITA DIAZ She JuLtE HuTcHERSON BARBARA BURGESS Torry HoLpER GaiL THURMOND BAILEY WINN Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON SaLLy ANN ENGLISH ROSEMARIE EsposiTo LOUDONNA FLETCHER Glew (lub Ww Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Librarian . Director Members BetH LocKkwoop Jut1A RANKIN Lyn Lyon ANN ROBESON SHIRLEY ANN GAW LoRETTA GILLUM BARBARA HALE JANE Hamrick Marcia LABAGH MARILYN LAZARUS ELEANOR LEACH Kir MacMannis JEAN MANLEY Betty Lou MATHESON GRACE MERLE BetH MIpYETTE Potty Jo PETERSON Tiny PHILLIPPS SuSAN PYLE { 96 } Betry ROBERTS ROSEMARY ROSENBAUM ANNE SENOR SUSAN SHEPPERD JupirH SMITH MitpreEpD THOMAS JOAN VESTAL Harriet WEsT — She Choir ris Officers Berry Lou MATHESON KATHRYN MacMannlis Torry HoLpER Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Pat ASHLEY Nancy Brown BARBARA BURGESS BEVERLY CARR Nancy CARROLL RENE CRANFILL Ww Members MarGARITA DIAz SALLY ANN ENGLISH RosEMARY Esposito LOUDONNA FLETCHER Marcia LABAGH ELEANOR LEACH GRACE MERLE President Secretary Librarian Director PoLLy Jo PETERSON SUE SHEPPERD Joan VESTAL HARRIETT WEsT ANN WIGGINS BAILEY WINN Berry Lou MATHESON, SANDRA Davis, GAIL THURMOND, JOAN VESTAL, ANNE McCasBe She Latins (lub A, Ww Officers Betry Lou MATHESON President SANDRA DaAvIs Vice-President GaiL ‘THURMOND Rees ecu Secretary JoAN VESTAL AND ANNE McCase_ . . Program Chairmen Muss MARGARET WILLIS xe Members PauLA BERNSTEIN JANE HAMRICK Nancy CARROLL GAIL MARTIN Patsy COBLE GRACE MERLE ELEANOR COCHRAN Mary Moore JEAN Dowpy ANN ROBESON SHIRLEY ANN GAw RutTH SANDERSON Sponsor SuE SHOUN CEecIL TABER Nancy TEMPLE ZAN VAN ANTWERP JANE Lapp WEBB Mary L. WILLIAMSON DONNA ANDROSS, PAT DEVINE, ANNE SENOR, ANNE WILLIS, MISS PARKER She French (lub oe Officers ANNE SENOR ANNE WILLIS DonNA ANDROSS Pat DEVINE Miss ELLEN PARKER 3g Members BARBARA BURGESS BARBARA Fox HARRIET CAMPBELL SHEILA GOTTLIEB BEVERLY CARR Hype JONES MARGARET ANN CLIFT Vay JONES MOo.uiE Ey EpNA May KENNEDY SALLY ANN ENGLISH ARLENE LAIRD Joyce EzZELL BARBARA LIPTROTT LOUDONNA FLETCHER 199 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Lyn Lyon CAROLINE MANSON LENA McKINLEY JOANNE PHELPS Tiny PHILLIPPS Jo ANN SARAZAN SALLY WARD JACKIE WREN She Fairfax ‘Players Ww Officers JONEY-SARAZAN sa) 5h) alte ones Sho eae ct esteem JOY: GRINE tae er a eal role nase CLT-CLOLY Mrs. GERALDINE: |x BRYAN? 0h, cree aera OP OMS Or, a Members Nancy BRown LOUDONNA FLETCHER SKEEKIE CALDWELL Jutte HuTrcHEersoN JANE CARTER JEAN LAFFITTE SISTER CATES ELEANOR LEACH RENE CRANFILL BosBBYE RussELL Missy EDMUNDSON SuE SHEPPERD FRANCES TEWES { 100 } She Ten, “Pens The English Honor Society extends membership to the girls making the highest averages in English. The purpose of the group is to do literary work. Officers IMO TIIES CGY wie ie nie eee oe INEARYIINLOORES 6 Le pole Gh el Pelereszaent : Vice-President NIA RT IACNY OLEE Terie Hiatt 2 Secretary Miss Betty GAMBLE, Mr. C.M. Pace . . . Sponsors Members SuE CULBERTSON JEAN LAFFITTE ANN ROBESON Hype JONES Betty Lou MATHESON JOAN VESTAL Pat Pace Hype JONES JEAN LAFFITTE MARTHA WOLFE Mary Moore Mo tule ELy Berry Lou MATHESON SuE CULBERTSON Pat PAGE JOAN VESTAL ANN ROBESON Miss GAMBLE Mr. PACE Phi Theta- Kappa— Members KE MartTHA WOLFE Hype JONES JEAN LAFFITTE Miss EurA V. STROTHER, Sponsor The national honorary scholastic society of Fairfax Hall Junior College is Phi Theta Kappa. Scholarship, 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. MartHA WOLFE Hype JONES JEAN LAFFITTE { 102 }: MOo.ulE ELy Mary Moore Pat PAGE Sur CULBERTSON ANNE SENOR Betry Lou MATHESON ANNE WILLIS The Fairfax Hall Chapter of the National Honor Society stimulates the development of this organization’s basic ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It lends a strength- ening and unifying spirit of honor to student life. She National Honor Society Mo tug EL_y Mary Moore ANNE SENOR Berry Lou MATHESON Pat PAGE SUE CULBERTSON ANNE WILLIS { 103 } Miss CAROLINE R. GAMBRILL, Sponsor er are a ee Kit MACMANNIS, DONNA-LEE ANDROSS, BETTY RoBERTS, MRs. CREWS, BAILEY WINN She Commercial (lub kG Officers Kir MACMANNIS-“ 70) Guus 5 ct et epee rest ane BAILEY. WINNibse tise pee) ost ane nee Reso ar Berry: ROBERTS ii, aston jee Le ene acer cr ate DONNA ANDROSS UE) o sie one ete cy etna Lea Ter ea Mrs. Horii Bs CREWS0 imate ee Ie SOREL TE Ww Members Hitva BoRRERO HARRIET McCausLAnpD HARRIET BUTLER BetH MIpYETTE CAROLYN HUGHES Betty REDDING Mary KRONAU RACHEL SHARPE MariLyn Lazarus Jupy SmiTH Mary Wess May SALLY WARD { 104 } Molly and her prunes—the inseparables . . . the gathering of the clan... eather on Utopia Day ... The Dean taking a spare moment... Three pretty maidens over the school gate .. . Some of the Fairfax beauties . . . Relaxation . . . Old familiar faces . . . Sunday visitors f 105 } Athletics { 106 } The Athletic —Association— Wy Officers Jor: Grinne ia )c--. hice None Saleem) omer taNacite Donna-Lez ANDROSS . . .. . - : . «= Vice-President Mourne) Evy pion a ee ee ee ee cur erary ELEANOR: LEACH eee y yin me tan rant ecm Cree Miss: 1.018 IESTER, Sie o noes Mee gues OPOTTSOF Miss: BARBARA TR AUDI Yo 2 Seer Manintats Wa etn eer OOITSOn The Athletic Association is an organization which helps Fairfax girls keep physically fit and main- tains good sportsmanship in every way throughout the school year. In order to become a member of the Athletic Association one must make twenty-five points by participating in sports other than those required. The student body is divided into two teams, “Orange” and ‘‘Black,” which represent the school 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, Archery, and many others. Hockey and Basketball Teams participate in games with many schools and the trips are fun. : 4 | “ SS et ol Joy GRINE Miss HEesTER Miss Hester, Berry FLETCHER, ELEANOR LEACH, DONNA-LEE ANDROsS, JOY GRINE Mo.ute E_y, ANNE WILLIS, ANN Wiccins, Miss Raup JEAN BoGugEss MARGARET CLIFT Gait MARTIN Pat PAGE ELEANOR COCHRAN BETTY FLETCHER LoUDONNA FLETCHER HEsTER FREEMAN ANNE HAsSsETT JEANNE HUGHES GRACE MERLE BETH MIDYETTE Mary Kulzer Mary Moore She Athletic —Association- “Board ks Members Nancy BRown BEVERLY CARR JANE CARTER Pat CoBLE SUE CULBERTSON PEGGY FLIppo SHEILA GOTTLIEB JEAN Dowpy BARBARA HALE KATHE RYN MAcCMAnNNiIs JANE HAMRICK Betty ROBERTS Joy Keyes MarTHA ANN ROSENFIELD BARBARA LIPTROTT ANNE WIGGINS BetH Lockwoop GERRA BLAIR Lyn Lyon Nancy LINEHAN FANNIE DELUGACH FRANCES ‘TEWES ANNE WILLIS GREN YOUNT PATRICIA DEVINE Lucy JANE Fain ELEANOR HOLDER Hype JONES { 109 } CLARE MASTERSON Betty Lou MATHESON Jo PHELPS FLORENCE PHILLIPPS SUE PYLE SuE SHOUN KatTiE WALPOLE SALLY WARD SAnpY WARNER DEBBIE HOWE MARILYN JENKINS Mary KRoNAU HARRIET McCausLaAnp Pat Pace, JEAN Bocuess, Berry FLercHER, JO PHELPS, GERRA BLAIR, FRANCES TEWES, JOY GRINE, PAT DEVINE Mary Moore, ELAYNE Rosinson, Moir Ey, BeTTy ROBERTS, Lyn Lyon (kneeling) She Varsity Hockey Team r¢ Joy GRINE Lyn Lyon, Jo PHELPS Gerra Bian, MARY Moore Mo tur Ety, PAT PAGE ELAYNE RoBINSON, FRANCES TEWES JEAN BocuEss, BETTY FLETCHER Betty RoBERTs . Pat DEVINE Lyn Lyon { 110 } Captain Mary Kronau, DesoraAH Howe, Pat Maus, Marcaret Curt, Harrier McCausianp, SUE SHEPPERD, Betry Lou Marueson, Gar. Martin, ELEANOR LEACH, JEANNE HuGues, BEVERLY CARR, MARILYN JENKINS, ANNE Hassett, NANcy LINEHAN, SUE CULBERTSON (kneeling) She Juntor Varstty Hockey Teant- Ww SUE CULBERTSON, SUE PYLE MARGARET CiirT, MARY KRONAU . Nancy LINEHAN DEBORAH Howe, MARILYN JENKINS Gait MARTIN BEVERLY CARR, ANNE HASSETT HarRIET McCausLanp, SANDY WARNER SUE SHEPPERD JEANNE HuGueEs, Jupy LAUNT ELEANOR LeEAcH, Pat Maus Betty Lou MATHESON SUE CULBERTSON {111} fo x ON W. W. H. B. Ne hdark lei es PB. Pee: G. Captain Top Row: Hype Jones, Mouuie Evy, Lyn Lyon, Grace MERLE, Joy GRINE, JANE Hamrick, Betry FLETCHER, Sue Pye, Joy Keyes, GerRA Biair, JO PHELPS, GatL MartTIN Bottom Row: MARGARET Curt, ELEANOR LEACH, SALLY WARD, Betry Roserts, BARBARA LIPTROTT, JANE Carter, Miss Hester, NANCY Brown, JOAN FRIEDMAN, SUE CULBERTSON, Pat Pace, Donna-LEE Anpross, JuLtA HurcHerson, MARY Moore She Basketball Team— x Forwards: DONNA-LEE ANpRoss, Nancy Brown, GERRA BLAIR, SUE CULBERTSON, Berry FLETCHER, JANE Hamrick, JutiA HurcHerson, Hype JONES, BARBARA LipTrotT, Gait MARTIN, FLORENCE PHILLIPPS, SUE PYLE, Betty ROBERTS, SALLY WARD Guards: | JANE CarTER, Moritz Ety, JOAN FRIEDMAN, Joy Grine, Joy KEYEs, ELEANOR LEACH, Lyn Lyon, GRACE MERLE, Pat PAGE, JO PHELPS Captain Varsity Team: GERRA BLAIR Captain Junior Varsity Team: ELEANOR LEACH Managers: MARGARET Ciirt, MARY Moore { 112 } Top Row: Frances TEweEs, GREN YOuUNT, GRACE MERLE, CLARE MASTERSON, GERRA BLAIR, ANN WIGGINS, Joy GrinE, BEVERLY Carr, BARBARA HALE, Jo PHetps, BerH Lockwoop Bottom Row: Sut SHEPPERD, NANcY LINEHAN, MARTHA ANN ROsENFIELD, ELEANOR COCHRAN IANINE VVIGGING 2. 6) as She ‘Porpoises Ww Officers ELEANOR COCHRAN ... GERRA BLAIR BEVERLY CARR ELEANOR COCHRAN Joy GRINE BARBARA HALE Members Nancy LINEHAN BetH Lockwoop CLARE MASTERSON GRACE MERLE Jo ANNE PHELPS { 113 } (lub on President Secretary- Treasurer MarTHA ANN ROSENFIELD SUE SHEPPERD FRANCES TEWES ANN WIGGINS GREN YOUNT Miss Raup, Mouiime Evy, Nancy LINEHAN, Berry FLETCHER, ANNE WILLIS, CLARE MASTERSON Jean Dowpy, ELeANnor CocHRAN, SHEILA GOTTLIEB The “Boots and Saddle (lub A, — Ww Officers ANNE WILLIS Nancy LINEHAN Miss BARBARA RAUP me Members ELEANOR COCHRAN Mo .ulz ELy Betty FLETCHER Jean Dowpy { 114 } President Secretary Riding Instructor CLARE MASTERSON SHEILA GOTTLIEB She ‘Riding (lub Ww Officers Betty FLETCHER... President SHEILA GOTTLIEB. . ‘Secretary Miss BARBARA RAup, Riding Instructor VIRGINIA ALLEN Pat ASHLEY CAROL BOBET Mary STUART Bostick Nancy BRowNn ELEANOR COCHRAN FANNIE DELUGACH JEAN Dowpy Mo.uiE Evy Joyce EZe1 JANE HAMRICK Miss Raup, Betty FLETCHER, SHEILA GOTTLIEB Members JANET HEATHER DEBORAH Howe JuLia HuTcHERSON Vay JONES Potty JO PETERSON SuE SHOUN Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON JANE CARTER Jean LAFFITTE BETTE LINDER CLARE MASTERSON Mary Moore { 115 } ELLEN Morrison MARTHA ANN ROSENFIELD Jupy SmiTH CAMDEN SWAN ANNE WILLIS Joan WiLson VICKIE TENNANT Joan FRIEDMAN Marcia LABAGH CATHERINE GREENACRE Nancy LINEHAN Intramural Representatives SaLLy Warp, SUE SHOUN, GatL MarTIN, BARBARA HALE Intramural Hockey Champions Top Row: Hypr Jones, RoperTA KIMBER, HARRIET CAMPBELL, JEAN BUTLER Bottom Row: JANIE CoTTEN, DONNA-LEE ANDROss, ANN WicGINns, SALLY WARD { 116 } Intramural Volleyball Champions Standing: NANcy Brown, BARBARA LipTRottT, DoNNA ANDROss, HypDE JON Kneeling: Betty Roperts, VirGINIA Lewis { 117 } Cheerleaders Patsy CoBLeE, ANNE WILLIS, Sookie Fain, Kir MAcMaAnnis, MARGOT CHATHAM Minor Sports Tennis Team Le Oy CLARE WiLiiaMs, Gatt Martin, Hitva BorrEO sTT, JoY Gri NOR HOLDER { 118 } Hockey Managers Archery Mary Kuuzer, Miss Hester, ELEANOR COCHRAN Mary Moore Interpretive Dancing Joan Vesrat, PAuLA BernsTEIN, Bernd LocKwoop, JOAN HirsHMAN, ANNE SENOR, BARBARA HALE, LOUDONNA FLETCHER {119 } Student Life { 120 } Jo ANN SARAZAN BARBARA LIPTROTT ANN WIGGINS JEAN LAFFITTE Mr. L. R. SARAZAN Mr. Bos LiprRoTrT Mr. Epwarp THOMAS Mr. Davis LAFFITTE ant ( ollege CULL, ELEANOR HOLDER Mr. RussELL HOLDER Hype JONES ROBERTA KIMBER KatHuryn McMannis Harriet McCausLaAnD Mr. T. SouTHALL JONES Mr. Bos BricKEY Mr. H. A. McMannis Cavet RONNIE OTTO Donna ANDRO Harriet? BUTLER Lucy JANE FAIN SHEILA GOTTLIEB Mr. WiLL1AM BOORMAN Mr. HERBERT GIBSON, JR. Mr. J. R. Fain Mr. Louts Gorrie, pul ace: at. Cronin CaROLYN HUGHES Dr. R. D. HucHes Betty ROBERTS MARIANNE SHUMATE BarLey WINN MartHa WoLrFe Mr. Forrest AREHART CADET KENNETH BALL Mr. Rospert RutH Mr. W. A. WoLFE FRANCES TEWES Mr. CHARLES TEWES, JR. Mary KuLZzER Mary E. Cares JEANNE HuGHES VIRGINIA ALLEN Mr. J. P. KuLZER Mr. THOMAS ALLEN Mr. JoHN M. Mason Mr. Joe HARRISON PATRICIA ASHLEY BARBARA BURGESS ELEANOR COCHRAN HALLIE COHEN Mr. Nick ANNESE Mr. GLENN GRIMMEL Mr. WILLIAM HINKELMAN Mr. RIcHARD KLINE RENE CRANFILI Mr. BEN SPARKMAN Mo .uligE Evry Mr. Myron Ety LOUDONNA FLETCHER CADET SAM BLUNT FANNIE DELUGACH Mr. Manny DELUGACH ROSEMARIE Esposito Mr. JAcK MarsH Peccy FLiero Cavet Dick GIBBs PATRICIA DEVINE Mr. JAmMEs Diaz Joyce EZeELL fr. CHucK GuRAS HESTER FREEMAN Mr. HERMAN SPEIGEI HELEN DuNN Mr. BryANn JACKSON BETTY FLETCHER Mr. Ropert FLETCHER Joyce GRINE Mr. Harry GRINeE 3ARBARA HALE May. Gen. Wiiuis Haut SANDRA KLEIN fr. Harry KLEIN rH LocKkKwoop Mr. JAck Lockwoop ANNE HAssEeTT Mr. WILLIAM H VLEANOR LEACH Mr. Epwarp LEACH Linpa Lucrus CADET HARTAR MILLER JOAN HirsHMA Mr. Morris HirsHMAN Berry LINDER CapET ERNIE OWEN JEAN MANLI CapeTr HaArRRIs MARILYN JENKII CADET . H. GARS! y LINEH y DANFORT!I Grace MERLE Mr. ANDRE MERLE RosEMARY ROsENBAUM Mr. JAmMes RosENBAUM Harriet WEstT Mr. EuvGeNE WEst BetH MIDYETTE Mr. WILLIAM Mipyvetr ANNE SENOR Mr. Ca LANDEGGER SARA JANE WHITE Capet Pur. Mason eS i U ype Mary Moore tr. WiLL1AM Moor Miu THOMAS CADET ROBERT WICK ANNE WILLIS Mr. Pace Mc Jo PETTERSON =T Martcotm MarTHEsSON, JR. SANDY WARNER CADET BrirF BREEDING GREN YOUNT Mr. GREER YOUNT Vay Oucc= ae Lu cy Jane Fan: { 128 } Front Row, Left to Right: Patsy Coste, Page; MArRy Moore, Maid-of-Honor; Mitprep Gates, Crown Bearer: Lucy JANE Fain, Queen; CLairE RoBertson, Crown Bearer; MARGARET ANN Curt, Page Back Row, Left to Right: BARBARA HALE, Hype Jones, RoseMARiE Espostro, KATHRYN MaAcMannis, Mou Ey, ELEANOR LEACH, ANNE Hassett, MARILYN JENKINS, ELEANOR HoLpER, ANN Wiccins, JO ANN SARAZAN, Donna-LEE ANDROSS, FRANCES TEWES, JOYCE GRINE, ANNE WILLIs, MAry ExizaBetH Cates, JEANNE HuGuHes, BatLey WINN, Nancy LINEHAN, JEAN LAFFITTE whe She May Court- Patsy COoBLE Mary Moore MILDRED GATES, Crown Bearer MARGARET ANN CLIFT Maid-of-Honor Pages CLAIRE ROBERTSON, Jrain Bearer {129 } Sonia Grodka of the World Student Service Fund . . . The National Honor Society . .. Reward for a good play . . . Just like decorating at home... Santa calls at F. H. . . . Seminary students give program... . Shivers gives advice ... Fun for all STUDENT DIRECTORY ALLEN, VIRGINIA ANDROsS, DONNA-LEE ASHLEY, PATRICIA BERNSTEIN, PAULA Biarr, GERRA LEE BosBET, CAROL . BoGuEss, JEAN BorrERO, Hinva Bostick, Mary STUART BREWSTER, BETTY Brown, NANcy Burcess, BARBARA BuRRAGE, BARBARA LEE BurtToN, Betty Lou BuTLER, HARRIETT BuTLER, MARTHA BuTLER, Mary JEAN CALDWELL, CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL, HARRIET ‘ARR, BEVERLY CARROLL, NANCY CARTER, CAROLYN CARTER, JANE Sven CARTWRIGHT, MILDRED ANN Cates, Mary ELIZABETH CHATHAM, MARGARET Ciirt, MARGARET ANN . CosLe, PAtTsy CocHRAN, ELEANOR CoHEN, HALLIE CorTTeN, JANIE Cow.ey, ANNE CRANFILL, RENE CULBERTSON, SUE Davis, SANDRA DELUGACH, FANNIE DEvINnE, PATRICIA Diaz, MARGARITA Dowpy, JEAN Dunn, HELEN ; Epmunpson, Mary Lou Ery, MOo.Luig ; ENGLISH, SALLY ANN EpsTEIN, Fay Esposito, ROSEMARIE EZELL, JOYCE Fain, Lucy JANE FLETCHER, BETTY FLETCHER, LOUDONNA Bragg Street, Warrenton, North Carolina 1 Chelsea Lane, West Hartford, Connecticut 1012 First Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama Bald Pump Plantation, Athens, Georgia Macclenny, Florida 1224 Pec ne enue, Fairmont, West Virginia Box 430, Alexandria, Virginia Nes Remon Rodriguez, Neptuno 167, Havana, Cuba Box 645, Quincy, Florida 3043 Reba Drive, Houston, Texas 4514 Abbott Street, Dallas, Texas 6002-A Bremo Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 1101 Marshall Avenue, South Boston, Virginia 2326 Kipling, Apt. 45, Houston, Texas Steeles Tavern, Virginia Steeles Tavern, Virginia . 4349 Livingston, Dallas, Texas Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Colorado 8 Fairfax Terrace, Chatham, New Jersey 270 Park Avenue, New York 17, New York 812 Winsor Avenue, Elmira, New York 114 Madison Street, Louisa, Kentucky 6620 Golf Drive, Dallas, Texas Gallatin Road, Madison, Tennessee ae Franklin Road, Nashville, Tennessee 136 North Green Street, Statesville, North Carolina 314 S. Hanover Avenue, Lexington, Kentucky Aehiand Drive, Hamilton Lakes, Greensboro, North Carolina 700 Vallamont Drive, Williamsport 39, Pennsylvania 440 Fairfax Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas 2100 Hudson, Fort Worth, Texas Star Route, Eagle Rock, Virginia : 3509 Gillespie, Dallas, Texas 1702 Odlavood Avenue, Pennington Gap, Virginia Craig Road, R. D. 14, Knoxville, Tennessee 920 North Idlewild Street, Memphis, Tennessee Apartado 106, Tampico, Mexico : Apartado 106, Tampico, Mexico 1330 renee Boulevard, Charleston, West Virginia Stanford Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 2136 Stanmore Drive, Houston, Texas Stonemill Road, Knoxville, Tennessee 201 Fourth Street, Parsons, West Virginia ; 57 Belleair Drive, Memphis, Tennessee 1352 Smith Street, North Providence, Rhode Island 674 Rutledge Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina 1830 Buena Vista Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina . The Maples, Upperville, Virginia Base Wealthy Bree S. E., Grand Rapids, Michigan { 131 } Fiippo, PEGGy Fox, BARBARA . FREEMAN, HESTER FRIEDMAN, JOAN Gaw, SHIRLEY Gippincs, Matrie Lou . GiLLuM, LORETTA GOoLDSTON, GLORIA GorTTLiEB, Fay GOTTLIEB, SHEILA GREENACRE, CATHERINE GRINE, JOYCE HALE, BARBARA Hamrick, JANE HassETT, ANNE HEATHER, JANET HirsHMAN, JOAN Ho.peErR, ELEANOR Howe, DEBORAH . HuGHEs, CAROLYN HuGHEs, JEANNE HuTCHERSON, JULIA ANN JENKINS, MARILYN Jetr, ANGELINE Jones, HypE Jones, Vay . : KENNEDY, EDNA May KEYES, JOY . KIMBER, ROBERTA KLEIN, SANDRA Kronau, Mary KuLzerR, Mary LaBaGH, Marcia . LAFFITTE, JEAN LairD, ARLENE LAMBERTH, MARCIA . LANE, DIXIE LAUNT, JUDITH Lazarus, MARILYN LEACH, ELEANOR . LEACH, PATsy LEIMERT, PHOEBE LEwIs, VIRGINIA LINDER, ELIZABETH LINEHAN, NANCY LiprottT, BARBARA Lockwoop, BETH Lucius, LINDA . Lyon, Lyn STUDENT DIRECTORY . 421 Kedzie Street, Evanston, Illinois 202 Piedmont Street, Culpeper, Virginia 425 Forest Hills Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina 170 Victory Boulevard, New Rochelle, New York 1435 West Main Street, Waynesboro, Virginia Brenham, Texas Hichianel vente Jackson, Kentucky : aiaee 7 Briarwood, Houston, Texas : 613 Raval Court, Charlotte, North Carolina . 613 Royal Court, Charlotte, North Carolina . 92 Duke of Gloucester Street, Annapolis, Maryland 1213 Freeport Road, Tarentum, Pennsylvania 150 Benedict Avenue, Langley Field, Virginia Davidson, North Carolina 29 Black creer Lane, Clayton 5, Missouri Box 58, Marydel, Maryland 1107 North Pitt Street, Alexandria, Virginia . Gateway Lane, Nashville, Tennessee 100 pacer ane Hastings-on-Hudson, New York 1627 Sixth Street, Palmetto, Florida . 122 River Way, Boston, Massachusetts 202 Raleigh Road, Wilson, North Carolina 1616 Nottingham Road, Greensboro, North Carolina 723 Sunset Drive, Lexington, Kentucky 120 Hampton Roads Avenue, Hampton, Virginia . Public Landing, Snow Hill, Maryland ; . Apartado 189, Tampico, Mexico . 4721 Kahala Avenue, Honolulu, T. H. 153 East Chicago Street, Coldwater, Michigan Golf Club Lane, Nashville, Tennessee ; : . 501 Wilton Road, Towson 4, Maryland : 599 John Anderson Highway, Ormond Beach, Florida 88 Elizabeth Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania LEM, Burmah Heights, Quincy, Florida 1000 South Clinton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey 3451 Locke Lane, Houston, Texas : Pamplico, South Carolina ABE 5, 8708 Barron Street, Takoma Park, Maryland ; ai Ronde Capriles Company, Apartado 265, Caracas, Venezuela 63 Rachelle Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut 2207 River Oaks Boulevard, Houston 19, Texas 918 Judson Avenue, Evanston, Illinois . Prospect, Virginia 3111 Srcriae Read: Birmingham, Alabama Gresiel Peerolennn Corporation, Las Piedras, Estado Falcon, Venezuela ; 69 Old Mill Road, Toronto 18, Canada 3611 Patterson Street, N. W., Washington 15, D. C. : : . Box 406, Many, Louisiana . Cricket Farm, Dover Plains, New York { 132 } iis R ee ree ee an gee ei ay fe Beets i Apidae ey Off for an evening at U. VA... . The Editor at work . . . Even the faculty likes apple dunkin oe whe teacdance s Strother . . . Donna—telling stories as usual . . . Look at the birdie and smile at Fishburne with M { 133 } Easy does it. . . The Pair Class . . . How silly can one look? ... A pep rally before a hockey game . . . The Champic . Our faithful cheerleaders in action . . . Girls fighting for the honor of F. H MacMannis, KATHRYN MALPE, JOAN MANLEY, JEAN MANSON, CAROLINE Marti, GAIL MaAsTERSON, CLARE Maus, PATRICIA McCase, ANNE McCaus.anbD, HARRIET McK intey, LENA MERLE, GRACE MupyveEtTtTeE, BETH Moore, MAry Morrison, ELLEN PAGE, PATRICIA PETERSON, PoLLy Jo PetroutsA, MELISSA . PHELPS, JOANNE PHILLipps, FLORENCE PYLE, SUSAN RANKIN, JULIA . REpDDING, BETTY Rivers, PHOEBE RosBertTs, BETTY Rospeson, ANN Ropinson, ELAYNE ROSENBAUM, ROSEMARY .. RoOsENFIELD, MARTHA ANN RussELL, BOBBYE SANDERSON, RuTH SARAZAN, JO ANN SENOR, ANNE SHARPE, RACHEL SHEPPERD, SUSAN SHOUN, SUZANNE SHUMATE, MARIANNE SIDES, SARA SLONE, PHYLLIS SMITH, JUDITH Swan, CAMDEN TABER, CECIL TEMPLE, NANCY ‘TEMPLETON, MERTICE TENNANT, VICTORIA . ‘TEWES, FRANCES THomas, MILDRED ‘THURMOND, GAIL VALIKOFF, DONNA MATHESON, Betty Lou . SEUDENT DIRECTORY Yorkwood Apts., 5700 Beauregard Avenue, Baltimore 12, Maryland 5621 Waterman Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri . Springfield Road, Broomall, Pennsylvania 310 Park Street, Upper Montclair, New Jersey wah . Clayton, Alabama 3814 Chevy Grae Houston, Texas R. F. D. 1, Robbinsville, New Jersey 1165 Fifth Avenue, New York 29, N. Y. 118 Kensington Road, Greensboro, North Carolina Pliny, West Virginia sai Gannen Boule Kannapolis, North Carolina 1301 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W., Washington 5, D. C. . Bath, North Carolina seak C Hee Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Trenton, Georgia ; Vem oar eall Chappaqua, New York 1045 17th Avenue, North, St. Petersburg, Florida 1114 Copeland Street, Jacksonville, Florida 34 Pleasant Street, West Hartford, Connecticut . The Wellington Apartments, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania 2516 Northumberland Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 7106 Sellers Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania c o H. G. Redding, Apartado 1350, Havana, Cuba 2424 Foothill Road, Louisville 6, Kentucky Route 1, Box 55A, Waynesboro, Virginia 3374 Glenfield Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee Hillbury Road, Essex Fells, New Jersey 2949 Rainbow Drive, Louisville, Kentucky 229 Ridge Drive, Jackson, Mississippi 2217 Harrison Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas Friendship Hotel, Friendship, Wisconsin RSA Lie 4312 Pershing, Fort Worth, Texas Brae 8, 66-09 111th Street, Forest Hills, New York 312 Lincoln Way, East, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Box 63, Doylestown, Pennsylvania Villa free pete lui Magdalene Boulevard, Tampa 4, Florida 452 Chestnut Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Route 12, Box 790, Houston, Texas Lhe Box 133, Jackson, Kentucky 11 Brace Road, West Hartford, Connecticut 12 Hillvale Circle, Knoxville, Tennessee . 449 Louisiana Avenue, Corpus Christi, Texas 343 Forest Hills Boulevard, Knoxville, Tennessee 152 Sunset Avenue, Verona, New Jersey . 4525 Livingston, Dallas 5, Texas 132 Park Drive, San Antonio, Texas 132 Dickson Avenue, Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania 155 Marion Drive, Athens, Georgia 512 Vesta Drive, Toronto, Canada { 135 } STUDENT DIREGLOnRT VAN ANTWERP, ZAN 0s 8 we ee Oe 80S Oak Avenue iW aymesborouny iets VESTAL, JOAN Sec Ni Dat al Wa iis ENE ORS Sree ae pa net Oe ES CO WC CammtS 110) 00 em enn eee WALPOLES KA TIB) S00 1a SONOS caep tie, on peels Eran eek 010 a Van eek mY anc Se tee WARD, SALLY) 60 e028) Ban ee My id gn ake she te aie Ek CES Bt Vue ES 0c CL eee Cv) Keane en ee WARNER, SHIRLEY. ca uie wie tice ail eee estes yO ea a Oe Bt SIN Ort ine | ack sOri amc) lnc WATSON] ANE och oie Glin Uy a Rta lt Chiao pore Cann Cre Meera 208 West Glenwood Avene Knoxville, Tennessee WEBB; JANE GADD i.) a auaa ae o2 Ww Orest: Hills; Boulevard. Navox wiles fernnesdee WELCH, MARY. oe oe Os ee es, D88d Sudbury. Lane Nec WiaW aghinotoned Zan acces WEST), HARRIETT 0!) 0.) veky a a alien wenthensesd aon WLOOreland | Farns oute| a hich mond say Wee WHITE, SARA JANE. . . « . . Alden Park Manor, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WIGGINS ANN) te ks (On ally nid, Hl goat yee SLE VL eWH Leos IS CVS Orne] el oan haan Ltn Ieee WILLIAMS, CLARE Pe any ren MiLAN NAN AS TI Fale. Sabaal sieved hawt tee iy, LW Re. WILLIAMSON, Mary Lewis’). )sicwiai hoes as eis) Garena. IhiG NOU Lesa: DOs0) 2.) ain OF (Oita Cn ceraae WILLIsy (ANNE )2 (io) SN SNe aa cee Santa ona OA er raC Ones Mini tte Mn KOTO) ve | manic ieee WILSON JOAN Ya SEIN) MN Daas ON Si Sa WO eer iba CeuniN CIC EH a bmi nny akan WINN, BAILEY 6 (5) 6) 2a) a ae 6) agate), Commerstone Apartments, Martinsvilles| Vid sine WOLFE, MARTHA ) ooo7a3 ig io Me) OS, Aon OO 2) ast IVa ba thect Vi arin iy I Cwrries WREN, ( JAGQUELIN )3))56 3) 606) supe aia ee la) al a nn A etn BO Wier! On ll VViGE Ch berms YOUNT, GREN) S Peo di 26 Woodhaven: Drives PittsburghytGs Pennsyivanins FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY Tue Rev. KennetH H. ATHONY. . . . . . . . . 358 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss JANE BILLHEIMER . . . . Powis treatm Cn ment Gane. Street, Montgomery, West Virginia Mrs. RopertS. BRYAN. . . . we S. H. Jones, James Boulevard, Signal Mountain, Tennessee Mr. AND Mrs. P. F. CoRNELL-D’ECHERT . . . . . . 504 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. HOWELL FORMAN fe a a,” Lyndhurst Roads Waynesboro varewae Mass Br riy (oA MBUB ae (Ng aime: Wa ecratan ren anita tepals renee Cherry Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL . . . . . . . . . 201 Armory Street, New Haven, Connecticut MISS ETHEL RUTH (GANDY ein Chin tate ln (it cha oe aca tear . . Learned, Mississippi Miss Too1s EIBST ER leeks unin auanen tte ua manana ae 3114 facet a Richmond 22, Virginia Mersi Wei DB TAMRICK i para niiyy asain tlie . . Dav idson, North Carolina Miss; CARRIE) HOUSENELUCK uid nee ee tan ne Route i iBos 14B, Wilmington, North Carolina Dri [oi EUBBARD iy (i aula. Mk yavel nas chat ercaa renee nena an ere Medical Building, Waynesboro, Virginia Mass MARIon LEWIS “24 cy.65) oe a ah Pc ee oe Mee DOG O EnV ind sora niie anata Miss SWANNIMTARKS 0. (ued 02 id Trai ania antag tc Deere o) woe a Capron. Vireinis Marsiiiin Le MATIOxearan PURSES WONT AFL (51) 8 Ar 752, pine Aventiel Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. JEAN H. MEG enerer + Way ha Tel) ole eae! eh og eat ean DOXe2 Gs Middletown: ell hay Laem Mr. Cuares M. Pace, JR. . . . . . . . « « « 628 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss ELLEN PARKER). .008) (ey alleul ais Re ee Uae oc sie ey O OURN D yu Eree ania nist aye ae Miss'RurH RAFTERY: (00 04) Vata co anata iain pia 9, SRE west Aa ya eRe a et Miss BARBARA) RUAUP) Agia aiecel ae eae ane ae ee . . . R.R. 6, Springfield, Ohio Mrs. WV: D2 RICHEY Wis fo fag hele nerigns Vadis cal enccanarte 308 Sra Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON . . . . . . i cts aiiew et OLor ROCK WOOU, Tina anore Indiana Miss FARR IB T SMIrE i UNE ary ee re oe Mrs. R. B. Anderson, Stanfield, North Carolina Miss EurA V. STROTHER . . . . . . « . « « . Route 1, Franklinton, North Carolina Miss MARTHA “THOMAS (00095) 4) esga iu sv bo oe ey hina ene Cetlarn CROV enn Weare aaa MRS. (BV ReDURNBULES (si 2000 einige nee eae . . Lawrenceville, Virginia Miss “MARGARET? WILLIS (er eu ca th an Sa ae ae eee 1010 East Street, Culpeper, Virginia { 136 } ere = hyde hiceastaneg ve hk stopped for a breather . . . Even the dogs enjoy Utopia Day . . . After the good news e for dinner . The faculty exhibits its talent . . . The girls ready to “‘let loose” . . . Three little girls in jeans A pause from the bridge table... Ah, Texas! . . . Phones—Ruth’s pet peeves ... A little big, aren’t they, girls? ... The Smoker—the place for relaxation ... Vay and Betty . . . Last minute worker before Christmas holidays Miss Raup ... A ‘cutie’’ from Texas, now Mrs. Binnon « bs encement, at last... The Ring Figure... Miss Fishburne . . . Mr. Gates with his girls .. . ‘‘ Brief Mus Miss Lulu Bett” . . . The day arrived at last . . . Christmas party in the Senior HANEY’S PHARMACY We fill any doctor’s prescription 412 Main STREET WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Ww IMPORTED PERFUMES COSMETICS - ALL LINES NORRIS and NUNNALLY CANDY Ww Meet your friends at our fountain Our best wishes to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. H. A. MacMannis { 141 } 1 4 oN a) S Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Seventy-first 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. Seventy-first year. Illustrated Catalogue - For information call or write COLONEL MORGAN H. HUDGINS, Superintendent Box T-3 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA For delicious food and delightful surroundings, be sure to visit the new Howard Johnson’s Restaurant LOCATED AT SOUTHERN ENTRANCE OF SKYLINE DRIVE Route 250 Waynesboro, Virginia Famous for: 28 Ick CREAM FLAvors - Deticious STEAKS - SEA Foop Telephone 7211 | CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES a Mr. and Mrs. Lee N. Manley BROOMALL, PENNSYLVANIA GREETINGS Andre Merle Associates Registered Engineers 1301 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W. | WASHINGTON 5, D. C. | | | { 143 } COMPLIMENTS OF She SOUTHERN RESTAURANT Ww “©The Place to Eat’ Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holder { 144 } RR Success to the Students of Fairfax Hall from Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Taber { 145 } BEST WISHES Ww Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ray Ely My Compliments TO AN EXCELLENT JUNIOR COLLEGE Ww J. R. Fain WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA { 146 } Good Luck to the Senior Class OF FAIRFAX HAL ok Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gottlieb woke Best Wishes to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. Franklin French Devine my Paul Freed, Inc. General Auto and Truck Service Ww SELLS FORD SERVICE Waynesboro, Virginia { 147 } Eat axe Richmond Dairy Ice Cream Best Wishes and Continued Success kg to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. AND Mrs. JoHN C. LINEHAN Distributed by WAYNESBORO CREAMERY ne : | | | SOUTHERN Ww | IRON WORKS, INC. CARLYLE R. BocueEss, President Best Wishes Engineers, Fabricators, and Erectors Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kulzer Ww ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA { 148 } Compliments of LENA EPSTEIN anp FAMILY MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Compliments of DEDRICK STUDIO 319 West Main Street WAYNESBORO FLORIST Cut FLowers, PLANTs, CORSAGES Ww DuPont BouLEvARD Telephone 2125 Main STREET Telephone 4546 Compliments of CONNER PRODUCE COMPANY Lynchburg Virginia BEST WISHES ae MerTICE C. TEMPLETON Compliments of Dallas Nurseries Garden Center J. Grapy Brown, JR. DALLAS, TEXAS Best Wishes Dr. AND Mrs. L. M. RANKIN Ww GREETINGS FROM A FRIEND Deep in the Heart of Texas oo { 149 } THE HOTEL GENERAL WAYNE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 60 ROOMS MOoDERN FIREPROOF EXCELLENT COFFEE SHOP Ww AT THE SOUTHERN ENTRANCE TO THE SKYLINE DRIVE and SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK xs Direction GRENOBLE HOTELS, INC. Other Grenoble Hotels in Virginia: Hore. PortrsmoutuH, Portsmouth, Va. Hore. Henry, Martinsville HoreL GovERNOR TyLeR, Radford Hore Royat, Front Royal Horet GEorGE WyTHE, Wytheville { 150 } BOXWOOD GARDEN SHOP On Route 250, near Afton, Virginia Specializing in PINK DoGwoops WHITE DoGwoops AZALEAS EVERGREENS Roses Boxwoops GARDEN SUPPLIES Operated by | WAYNESBORO NURSERIES WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best WISHES John L. Kronau The best of wishes to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. AND Mrs. W. H. ‘THoMAs Compliments of THE LEADER STORE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of FRANK KERBY SONS, INC. AiR CONDITIONING - SHEET MretTAL WorRK 218-220 Arch Avenue Telephone 6596 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE WAYNESBORO “ The Home of Better Values Compliments of MICK or MACK 1B GROCERIES, MEATS, AND Compliments of the VIRGINIA GAS DISTRIBUTION PASTRIES CORPORATION Compliments COMPLIMENTS of ye Gravely Waynesboro Company THE MAN’S SHOP { 152 } Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. H. E. Grine On whispering wings of memory yowll return to Fairfax Hall. be Soft echo of a waltz will whisk you back to the first gay dance at Fishburne. 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! Compliments of COMMANDER AND Mrs. H. D. Gippincs Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Ww Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sanderson { 153 } Best Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS or 1950 Compliments of a Friend IN THE AtR FORCE Mrs. Owen CRANFILL Compliments te of RICHARD SMITH GIFTS | DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Sincere Best Wishes CHARLES F. McCLUNG Printer VANCE en. Bring Your Insurance Problems to Us ne Sound experience gives us the ability to solve them correctly We Write All Forms of INSURANCE including Life and Accident 4 E. W. BARGER COMPANY “Dependable Insurance” Office in: LAMBERT, BARGER AND BRANAMAN BUILDING Telephone 4596 Waynesboro, Virginia She Citizens-Waynesboro Bank and Trust Company ca WAYNESBORO Vale RY Galaga vy Best WISHES to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. William L.. Hassett TG { 156 } Compliments of WHITE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE Ww Ww GROSSMAN’S Distinctive Women’s Apparel vag KINSER’S ESSO STATION Jefferson Highway and Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA THE PIEDMONT STORE Ww Headquarters for your Knitting Supplies Compliments of WASH-’N-SHOP DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY Service for Every Home Telephone 4556 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of HAMILTON-COOK HARDWARE COMPANY Ww Quality Hardware Pays { 157} US BRAND CANNED Foops Are Just Better yi George B. Vrooman, Inc. Philadelphia 47, Penna. Walters’ Fruit and Produce Company Wholesale FRUITS, CANDIES, PRODUCE GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES, ETc. 2 South Augusta Street, Opposite C. O. Depot - Staunton, Virginia PICTSWEET FOODS Frozen Fresh and Full of Flavor Retail and Institutional Piedmont Frozen Foods, Inc. Ww CROZET, VIRGINIA Distributors ES ee FAIRFAX HALL Hicu Scuoo.r Crass Rincs xe furnished by HERFF-JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Through JAMes L. Deck 403 East Franklin Street KINGAN CO. Fine Meats Since 1845 from Mr. AnD Mrs. Jonn B. WILLIAMS Richmond 19, Virginia Ww Compliments w of BUCHANAN’S, INC. Dependable Jewelers Best Wishes Ww DiaMonps - WaTCHES - JEWELRY | Silverware and Gifts 4 122 South Wayne Avenue WAYNESBORO, VA. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing { 159 } Fairfax Hall Is supplied with milk from the EARLY DAWN CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY INCORPORATED Distributors of GRADE ‘‘A”’? PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED MILK CREAM BUTTERMILK BUTTER CHOCOLATE MILK CoTTAGE CHEESE Lelephone tag he Sanitation and Service { 160 } WAY NESBORO NEWS AGENCY ue The Card and Gift Shop mike WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Good Luck to All at Fairfax Hall phe Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hirshman { 161 } Continued Success to FAIRFAX HALL WG MARTHA LAURANCE W AYNESBORO VIRGINIA Bo Meet your friends for a sandwich and a coke at FAUBER’S DELICATESSEN Compliments of ROSE’S 5c - 10c - 25c Store WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA oy Compliments ELLIS MOTOR SALES of Buick — Sales and Service FARMERS’ SERVICE STORE SEEDS Box 878 Telephone 6556 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of LOUISE BEAUTY SHOP ELECTRICAL CENTER, INC. RADIOS SALES SERVICE 113 South Wayne Avenue Telephone 5596 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BEST WISHES FROM SCOTT’S DRUG STORE { 163 } She FIRST NATIONAL BANK WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “A Symbol of Progress” wee COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jones { 164 } BEST WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL Ww Mr. and Mrs. Franklin McM. Page { 165 } DRIVER Sales and Service, Inc. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA x4 DODGE-PLYMOUTH Compliments of WAYNE BEAUTY SALON Telephone 5336 a Cold Waves Our Specialty Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE LYNDHAVEN FLORIST 319 West Main Street Flowers for all occasions MEMBER TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE | Telephone 8556 Compliments of STOVER’S ELECTRIC SHOP E. F. Stover, Proprietor Telephone 4541 Box 257 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of SEIGER ELECTRICAL SERVICE Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned: F. C. CALLAHAN Ww In appreciation of your patronage { 166 } Waynesboro Publishing Corp. 544 West Main STREET WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Publishers of the WAYNESBORO NEWS - VIRGINIAN Afternoons Except Sundays Printers of HALL CHATTER and other prize-winning school papers Operators of ALWOOD STUDIOS COMMERCIAL AND PoRTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Compliments of Quick - Livick, Incorporated CHARTER BUS SERVICE Anywhere in Virginia COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PurE Gas Pure TirEs PurE BATTERIES TIOLENE Motor Ou. COMPLETE LINE oF ACCESSORIES All Products of the Pure Oil Company — Phone 5-3560 Staunton, Virginia 245 N. Central Avenue Good Wishes and Best of Luck Good Luck to Fairfax Hall oi at ALL THE GIRLS Ww MartHa Ann ROSENFIELD Mr. AND Mrs. JosEPH FRIEDMAN { 167 } MAKANA ME KE JX AE (OX taka in Hawaiian means A gift from the heart { 168 } COMPLIMENTS OF THE AUGUSTA CLEANERS AND TAILORS 534 West Main Street Ww “For People Who Care’’ Oo GARMENTS IT’S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX Telephone 3536 COMPLIMENTS THE BASIC-WITZ FURNITURE INDUSTRIES, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Ww Manufacturers of Dependable Furniture for Over Half a Century { 169 } BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peterson { 170 } Compliments Compliments of gy. G. W. SPECK’S GROCERY SEVEN-UP 308 Commerce Avenue and Sai Crest WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliment Compliments ompliments of | of 0 LAMBERT’S L R. R. SPECK’S - i Son 685 Charlotte Avenue a NEWS STAND WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of the | LANCE, INC. Manufacturers INLAND SERVICE PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES CORPORATION AND WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Peanut PRopucts PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP BARKER-JENNINGS Exclusive Outfitters to the Sportsman HARDWARE COMPANY Wison, SPAULDING AND REACH LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Lines GyM CLOTHING wee Telephone 662 Wholesale Only 5 West WASHINGTON ST. - Lexincton, VA. { 171 } WwW I wish every success and happiness to everyone at Fairfax Hall yey C. W. KENNEDY Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. E. BUTLER ote Ww Reach for Ww SUNBEAM Compliments of CITY CAB ‘TELEPHONE 2121 BREAD AND CAKE BREAD AND CAKE AT Its Best { 172 } FISHBURNE AND SON WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA eG Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics ‘Toilet Goods Visit Our Soda Fountain Compliments of BERNARD ZEH Ww PLUMBING AND HEATING { 173 } Ww Vy Compliments of Compliments BLUE RIDGE GROCERY COMPANY of Ww BRAND CHEVROLET, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BG | Ww You Will Like Trading with the | J. L. BARKSDALE | Call Long Distance FURNITURE CORP. | | Your Home Is as Close as | the Nearest ‘Telephone ke Waynesboro’s Leading Kee Ns FURNITURE STORE Established 1898 CLIFTON FORGE-WAYNESBORO TELEPHONE COMPANY Ww WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 174 } Best Wishes LO FAIRFAX HALL Ww Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klein { 175 } Elkton Lithia Bottling Co. Elkton, Virginia Compliments of SWIFT AND COMPANY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. E. J. MALPE Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. RAymonp L. GAaw Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell Sharpe Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. M. DELUGACH L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts CLASS RINGS anp PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES { 176 } EDWARD PALMER AND COMPANY REAL EsTATE BROKERS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Ww Oldest Real Estate Firm in Waynesboro THE WAYNESBORO THEATRES CORP. Owners and Operators of THE THE WAYNE THEATRE CAVALIER THEATRE Ww CAVALIER BOWLING ALLEYS oie BRUNSWICK BALKE CENTENNIAL ALLEYS “The Valleys Finest Alleys” W. W. BARNWELL Insurance of All kinds Citizens Bank Building Telephone 4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 177 } Compliments of THE CRAFT HOUSE HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA te DRESSES MILLINERY DIS EING LIVE] CLOTHES for DANCING or ROMANCING COATS Saeweas ells SPORTSWEAR FURS se PALAIS ROYAL The House of Fashion 126 E. Beverley (opposite City Hall) STAUNTON, Va. ALL WwW OXOID SY UNBUNKOVS Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer - 1950 CHain AND ANCHORS { 179 } GRAPHING ENGRAVING DDEY COMPANY J 4 ; Me ag 1c HMON DY OM UR CAINWIA 6p ECR ALAZING IN COLLECE AND SCHOOL ANNUALS fb pa PURO DUEGE RISO: The 1950 Chain and Anchors xP { 180 } jer Again because those years of ed experience bring complete .. because it has appeared in thousands of the country's finest year- books for the past half century. A familiar and reassuring slogan pendable delivery to the yearbook staffs REASSURING.. service, outstanding quality an with whom we work. FAMILIAR, speciali. ‘Jahn Oll 817 W. Washington Bivd s , )) UA | S 4 ° . AY | LN N 7 5 4 hy i y INA ; JAHN OLL IER ENGRAVING CO Chicago 7, Illinois i il ee —n { 181 } ae Autographs { 183 } Autographs { 184 } C LIBRARY - ITEM Pitas: Re es Ss ee - a a o - 2 . ? - aE re: : . te -. : . . : 2 . - 2 C 5 iso a are : - = : f 5 : ° : as ie: Se BEE MENG wr ? “Se 2 - = res eras
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