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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1952 volume:

Cea reas ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA shri etat Hall from ihe Ai M92 apa WAYNESBORO. VIRGINIA L KAY VALENTINE Editor BEA) DaYeeno le EeLIN BR Rel GEER: | inrary : Waynesboro Public L1 Business Manager 600 South Wayrie Ave Waynesboro, VA 22980 oceword As we are graduated and leave Fairfax Hall, we realize that never again will all of us be together in one place. The staff of the 1952 Cuain AND ANCHORS hopes that this yearbook, with its stories and pictures, will bring each of us back to Fairfax and to everyone here in some of our fondest memories. eae oulents Dedication ET RG SRE Ea eel! of Moen) 0 JGite- School! +. 9.y ase oe ae ee ee ee hesXcina stra ion: see eee teen ee 8 The Bacu liye eo aces ern ota ee eee eee gar he Gollege sentor. Class mame ee ae rn Ehe-Hich)Schooltsenion: © lass sean ae meen en ‘The: Golleges|umoriGlassgunes ae) ee ee ThetHish school union acces OG, The High School Sophomore’ Class” 2 3 Uhe High School reshma © lacs A Te Organizalo us same ie earth eS tole Athletics ane PP ee rs a te es Nel he Heaturcs..7ae— se a ge are: Oar a aad Ee MavelD2y i. ene soisk” be eee Reman a eames 1 2.() Student: Dircetory: sicuee sy ein meee en 23) FacultysDirectory baer ee ee ee) Advertisements). 48, ecm) he ne 1 BL akon Patient and understanding, Miss Marks has never been too busy to make our problems her own. We will always remember how her help and guidance made our days at Fairfax some of our happiest. We, the staff of the 1952 edition of CHAIN AND ANcHoRS, offer our sincere love and best wishes to Miss Swann Marks, to whom we dedicate this book. sells Kenjamin Cfutes, SS A.B., A.M. President re Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, University of Virginia nena arene ai naan a eiais uabhehieiaeiies Hiss Even Vance Shell PV LAs) Contd. ance Slerolher A.B., A.M. Dean of Students A Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, Columbia University; Pennsylvania State College sosectlt WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR., B.S. Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Harry LEE NAsH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College { 10 } Miss VirGINIA BARNES B.S. Home Economics if East Tennessee State College, B.S. Miss SHIRLEY ANNE CHRISTJOHN B.F.A. Art College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.F.A. Miss Mary JANE CRUTCHFIELD B.S. Mstory, Librarian y University of West Virginia, B.S. Miss EsTELLE ELLIOTT A.B. Drama and Speech A Milligan College, A.B.; Graduate work, University of Virginia Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL A.B., A.M. Chemistry and Mathematics Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M.A.; Graduate School, Yale University W. B. GaTEs, JR. B.S. Mathematics 7A Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Miss JANIS HATHORN B.A., M.A. Spanish Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, B.A.; New York University, M.A. Miss JOAN Katz A.B. English, Horsemanshih 1f Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, A.B. Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON B.M., M.M. Piano y Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu- sic, B.M.; Oberlin Conservatory of Music, M.M. Miss Betty KELLETT B.eMEA. Religion and Voice y Columbia College, B.S.; Scarritt College, M.A. Mrs. H. E. MASENGILL, Jr. BoAs UMA: English if Agnes Scott College, B.S.; Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, M.A.; Graduate work, University of Virginia Miss ARLETTE Poo. B.M., M.M. Piano and Organ 4 Louisiana State University, B.M., M.M.; Private study with Artur Schnabel, James Friskin, Mischa Mischakoff, Earl Stout Mrs. RutrH RAFTERY PEYTON A.B. French rf Fairfax Hall Junior College; Hol- lins College, A.B.; Middlebury College Miss ELEANOR ROSE Bese Physical Education y Fairfax Hall Junior College; Wo- man’s College of the University of North Carolina, B.S. Miss HELEN ScoTtT Bs Secretarial Science DA Morris Harvey College, B.S.; University of Michigan Miss EurA V. STROTHER A.B., A.M. Sociology and Mathematics rf Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College Miss MARGARET WILLIS BrA aM: Latin and Mathematics y University of Richmond, A.B., M.A. Miss CAMILLA WILLS B.S., M.A. Biology and Psychology Teachers’ College, Columbia Uni- versity, B.S., M.A.; Graduate work, University of North Caro- lina, University of Virginia, North Carolina State College Miss NANCY WILMORE A.B. Fistory, Social Science Y West Virginia University, A.B.; Graduate work, Duke University Mrs. RutH H. LEMLEY rf Housemother Mrs. RAcHEL W. McCLuRE oh Housemother Mrs. Daisy T. MAuPIN of Housekeeper Miss Lottie E. WILutAMs R.N. Y Nurse SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS M.D. y Physician INU RSaae AGE oe LAO x. f Dietitian Miss SwANN MARKS of Secretary Mrs. Marjorie G. ROBERTSON rf Secretary —tavil TMIONG To her daughters who live in every country Fairfax Hall sends out her call: There are links that bind us together, That bind us together one and all. Clang! Clang! Upon the anvil On our Fairfax campus, Welding the links of friendship In the Fairfax Chain of Years. Clang! Clang! Ever we’ll hold dear These links that bind us, These links that bind us Together one and all. d.15:} Jones, Epmunpson, Miss WiLMoRE, STEINBRECHER, MIDYETTE als “ClOIIVEGIE CILANSS Our PADDY STEINBRECHER RutH EpMUNDSON BETH MIDYETTE Vay JONES Miss Nancy WILMORE { 16 } TO BD President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Y pail Delors Karnes Witson, NorTH CAROLINA 4 Art Club, ’51; Glee Club, ’51; Riding Club, 51; May Court, °52 Hails from Ol North State... True Tarheel... Sleepyhead . . . Black- mail pictures . . . “It’s mighty confusing” . . . Crew cuts, long noses, and red hair... Shortie nightgowns . . . Daily letter... Always late... “I’m too tired to go to art class” ... Personality kid . . . Coffee ice cream and “John’s”. . . After ten years of piano lessons there is always Body and Soul... Bermuda trip .. . the flicks... ““That’s nice!” ... Vir- ginia Beach... Tappie dancer... 1 Get A Rick Out of You... Sunday night phone calls . . . Shies from wedding bells . . . March 19, 1951, and Charleston. . .Sun absorber... Seafood... everybody’s buddy . . . good-lookin’ clothes . . . Sho’ nuff blonde . . . The kid’s tops. he College CULOTS Leth} Jhe College CULOTS hs Mevggh Cubano wll Go.LpsBorRO, NorTH CAROLINA vA Riding Club, 51; Spanish Club, ’51; Cheerleader, ’51; Vice-President, Senior Class, ’52 Hails from the land of the long leaf pine... Sad eyes... Fan of Sigma Nu, ChisPhi, and S.A. Es. ..Dry wit... Keepsia party cones Wishes she had freckles... “It’s All Over but the Memories” .. . “No, Darling, that’s not right’”’ ... Loves to shop ... Hounds movies ... Beach bum... Snappy dresser . . . Seafood gal . . . Collects sou- vénirs|. . Best cook ever =. Pink sand . Animal l6ver .=. 7 Lhe doctor of the Senior Dorm . . . Loves speech,‘ yak! yak! . . . Traitor to Carolina. {18 } yey Elf. =Areday GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA A Riding Club, ’51; Hall Chatter, °51, °52; GHaIn AND ANcuHors, 751, 752; May Court, °52 Not bad at all fora Yankee . . . Week ends and Bill . . . Washington- Duke Hotel... U..S2 Marines... Loves Bill, carrots, fruit; juice, and ice cream . . . Always sewing or knitting ... Trial balances. . No smoking . . . Keep smiling . . . Fasten your safety belt; we are taking off . . . ““Roommate, what are you doing?” ... Those cute bangs... Shoes to match everything... Steaks at midnight... Letters every day... Surplus energy... Phone calls at 2:00 A.M... . Dangling earrings... “All Things Come to Her Who Waits.” Phe College Culots {19 } he College CULOTS ) is) VER a ata Netm i CMLeS Snow Hitt, MAaryLAND Y President’s Council, 50, °51, °52; French Club, ’50; Boots and Saddle Club, 50, °51, 52; President, Boots and Saddle Club, ’51; Athletic Association, °50, °51, °52; Athletic Association Board, °51; Riding Club, °50, °51; President, Riding Club, ’51; Treasurer, Senior Class, ta2.May.Gourte 315-52 Those sweeping eyelashes .. . Straight from Vogue... That little ole’ Ford Victoria .. . “Fenwick,” and Eastern Shore Championship . . . U. Va., Chi Phi House, football games... Bermuda nights .. . That mink coat and pajamas . . . Something in common, huh, roommate, “Marines”... VX-2 and Officers’ Club . . . ‘Wake me up in time for dinner” ... “Gotta start packing” . . . Southern hospitality . . . Re- generated energy after midnight. { 20 } Dorothy ay ie . dhe Wartcuunc, NEw JERSEY of President s@Gouncil.. ol. 2a. Poin lheta Kappa, vol. Secretary- Treasurer, Phi Theta Kappa, ’52; Vice-President, Riding Club, ’°51; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °52; Art Club, ’51; Choir, 51; Glee Club, °51; Ten Pens, 51, ’52; Assistant Riding Instructor, ’52; Ath- letic Association Board, °52; Fairfax Players, °52 Our tiny girl of many talents . . . artist, musician, seamstress and what a horsewoman!... Always there to le nd a hand .. . ‘“‘Well, now that’s done—what next?” . .. Partial to sailors .. . Remember ‘“The Warsaw Concerto: =. Another-member of the ChmPhi.Pan Club... Calm, cool and collected in the face of confusion . . . Those red flannel pa- jamas... ‘‘the thing”... A sweet, shining smile even on the gloomiest day .. . Always tripping to Fredericksburg with ‘‘Nancy” .. . A knack for offering the right word at just the right moment... ‘“‘We gazed and gazed and still our wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew.” Phe College CULOTS {21} Jhe College CuLOTS Lal; aA x Macy Clizabeth z [Tidyetle BaTH, NorTH CAROLINA Y. W. CG. A., °47, °48, °49, °50; President, Freshman Class, ’47; Riding Club, °47, °48; Treasurer, Sophomore Class, °48; International Relations Club, °48, °49, °50; Commercial Club, °50; Spanish Club, A8 Athletic Association, °48; °49, °50, °51, °52: Glee Club, 750; Chairman, President’s Council, °52; Student Association Board, °52; Hall Chatter Staff, °52; Secretary, Senior Class, °52; May Court, 52 Hails from North Carolina . . . Music lover, especially bee-bop .. . Party gal... Politician... Going to make a million... Card shark... “T don’t like speech anyway”... Never wants to roam from home... Long earrings and high collars ... Sea food ... Korean mail... March 19, 1951, and Charleston . . . Letter writer .. . Heart breaker ,2. “Its Alliinsthe Game® 7. Argue to the end .2 ounibleachecinar . .. Loves variety .. . ‘See ya’ on the beach next summer.” rin N th a Dorothy MMe dats Sor bangh WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 16 Glee Club; “513 J) Vs Hockey, 515 Basketball, 51 Hall Chatter, 52: Athletic Association, ’51, °52; Tennis, °51; Student Association, °51 A bit of prancing, a careless air,a bit of temper, and curly hair—Dottie ...Asweeter girl can’t be found . .. Love, goodness, and gentleness in her person shine . . . Earnest and likeable... She has a kind werd for everyone .. . Friendly to all; friends with one . . . Outwardly quiet; quite demure . . . She is forever true to Glenn . . . Spendsall her free time sending letters to Germany . . . A happy disposition; frank and genuine .. . Her favorite branch of service is the Army . . . She tries her hardest in everything she does ... A great success she will be.. . Her pet peeve—practicing scales on the piano... Her greatest aim— building that house on the hill for Glenn to come home to. Ue ollege CULOTS { 23 } Jhe College aS lors eo dbell zs Houlgomery Sharpe (CHAMBERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 7 Commercial Glub, 750° Y. -W. C. A. 750: Hall Chatter, “51; Editor, Hall Chatter, °52; CHAIN AND ANcHorRs, ?52; Glee Club, ’52; Choir, 52 Pennsylvania girl... Always talking .. . Last one to bed. . . Last one up... Just makes last bell to meals... Cheerful disposition . . . Problem solver .. . Helper of the sick . . . Keeper of the coffee pot . . . Ready to eat at-any times... Well-l-l-1 7 Who has ciparctte: 5 Any mail?” . . . ‘Where are those Hall Chatter articles?”’ Cynthia ay Speck r ( WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 751 A quiet, modest little Miss, who aims high, and is sure to reach her goal... With a smile on her lips... And a laugh that rings out... Jolly ... Yet serious... Fun-loving ... Yet sincere . . . A willing heart ...A helping hand . . . Always ready on demand .. . Let her have music and she seeks no more delight . . . Her favorite subjects are S Dilleand «Vee la The world’s no better if we worry— Life no longer if we hurry. he College ECULOTS {25} Jhe College CULOTS Clete Elizabeth Vili ale LANSDOWNE, PENNSYLVANIA Y Riding Club, °51; Senior Class President, °52; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 752; May Court, °52 Always ready with a smile . . . Charleston kid . . . Smoke fiend. . . “Ye gods! I haven’t done my accounting!” ... Everybody’s friend . . . “Not bad for a man; not bad at all, Joe!’ ... Party gal... Wild about U. Va. and Joe David . . . Sleepy-time gal . . . Smart dresser . Admired by all . . . She’s just our ‘‘Paddy.”’ { 26 } Jane Kolling ASri ae NEw ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Y Riding Club, ’51; Phi Theta Kappa, 52; Glee Club, °52; Hall Chatter, °52; CHAIN AND ANCHors, °52; Senior Dorm House President, ° 52 Sweet and petite. . . Our little housemother . . . Mighty fond of U. Va. ... “What shall I wear?” ...Shrimp boat from way down yonder in New Orleans . . . Always listening to someone’s love problems . “Slow Poke”... “Did I get any mail?” .. . “I can’t do this (says who?)”’ ... Finally learned to Charleston . . . All this and brains, too! . Everybody’s sweetheart . . . That’s our Jane. he College CULOTS De College Ee. Katherine Kogers Ualenti Kat teTlile OCG ECS a entine JENKINTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Spanish Club, 51; Hall Chatter, 51; Riding Club, 51; Glee Club, ’51; Ten Pens, 51, °52; Student Association Board, ’52: Phi Theta Kappa, °51; President, Phi Theta Kappa, ’52; CHAIN AND ANcHors, ’51; Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 752 Hails from Pennsylvania .. . ““He’s Just My Bill” .. . That Theta Chi pin—you lucky girl . . . “Let’s fight the Civil War over again” ... Night owl... Hillbilly music . . . Loves to walk on rainy nights. . . Only twenty-four miles from heaven ... Navy fan... A real Yankee ... Brains plus . . . Did you say you are going to school in Frederick, Maryland—wonder w hy? { 28 } ee : BES hi Vieginia Ss) Ltinel Crapbock, PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Y Fairfax Players, °51; Vice-President, Fairfax Players, °52; Riding Club, °51; Spanish Club, °52; Vice-President, Junior Class, °51; Hall Chatter, °51, °52; Advertising Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHoRs, 751; Class Representative, CHAIN AND ANCHoRS, °52 Class humorist... “Oh, Johnny! How you can love!’ ... Loves those week endsathome .. . Terrific actress .. . Always willing to help... “Why hasn’t Johnny written?” . . . ““Now what have I done, El?” ... Crazy about the Marines and those Annapolis men . . . Wonderful friend ... Easy going gal... Can she ever knit? ... That’s ““Puddin”’ ... One in a million. Phe College CULOTS { 29 } The College eulorts Teretin ohana PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Y. W. C. A., ’49, °50; Riding Club, °49; Swimming Team, 49; Ath- letic Association, 49, 50, °51, °52; Athletic Association Board, °51; Porpoise Club, 50; 75155 President; Porpoise Club; “51 2 President, Junior: Class e-5 ie Art: Clubw 5 EeSpanishaGlib =.5 le eArchery ode Hockey Team, °51, °52; President, Student Association, 52; Hall Chatter, °52; May Queen °52 Good-natured ... Mailman... Coffee fiend... Night owl... Always lending a helping hand . . . Keeps the telephone wires humming .. . Won’t let that hockey ball near our goal . . . Last-minute shopping trips . .. Usually tangled up in her knitting . . . Generally speaking, an all-around girl. { 30 } Ditast Mill yok Aine of the COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS The College Senior Class, being of sound mind, does hereby leave the following— this 7th day of June: 1. ‘To Miss Wilmore we leave our end of the hall—without an ash. 2. ‘To Miss Strother we leave the memories of our numerous week ends at the University of Virginia and hope that she will keep them among her most cherished possessions. 3. To Mr. Nash we leave the incoming Senior Class and their Ring Figure. 4. To “Dad” Gates we leave our children, which are to come, and hope that they will enjoy their years here as much as we have. 5. To Miss Marks we leave our appreciation for being so helpful and patient with us through the year. 6. The rest of the staff and faculty we leave—but not without saying good-bye and best wishes to all in the future. 7. I, Nan Barnes, do hereby will and bequeath my tap dancing ability to Margaret Lane, so that she may entertain the Senior Class of ’53 as I have the class of 52. 8. I, Ruth Edmundson, do hereby will and bequeath, out of kindness, to Joan Luckett my love for the Chi Phi House and those Toms at U. Va. 9. I, Diane Fereday, leave to Pat Seidenglanz the colorful name plate behind my bed and all the other numerous doodlings throughout the Senior Dorm titled pill 10. I, Vay Jones, leave to B. J. Lamm and Anne Mason the thousand-leg in room 21 and hope that if he is injured in any way, they will nurse him back to health. 11. I, D. Ann Lohr, bequeath my champion hunter, Boots, to Elma Roodschild. 12. I, Beth Midyette, being a little weary of mind after six years, leave Fairfax! 13. I, Dottie Sensabaugh, do hereby leave my ability to marry the ‘man I love” to any junior who is lucky enough to do the same. 14. I, Rachel Sharpe, do hereby will and bequeath those handsome and mas- culine town boys to Marcie Swartz—hoping she will have better lu ck than I. 15. I, Ann Speck, leave my luck at V. P. I. to Dorcas Ann Via—knowing she will have the same. 16. I, Paddy Steinbrecher, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to meet “the man I love” on a blind date to Anne Mason and hope she will be able to meet someone just as wonderful. 17. I, Jane Suthon, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep Senior Dorm quiet and in order to Ruth Shirley and hope that she will honor her position and do her job well. 18. I, Kay Valentine, leave to Nancy Wiand the Theta Chi House at U. Va. in hopes that she will have as wonderful a time there as I have had this year. 19. I, Irma Woodard, to Betsy Clark, leave my ability to go home every week end and hope she will not abuse this privilege. 20. I, Gren Yount, leave to Nancy Wiand the job of ‘“‘postmaster’’ and hope she will not have as many complaints as I; and to my sister, Mary Anne, I leave many wonderful times at Fairfax. {31} Prophecy of fib COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS Today, June 7, 1962, as roving reporter for the Faxette, [am just about to set out on atrip across the nation to collect news about the Class of 1952, as we have neither heard of nor from them since their graduation. Our jet plane is now leaving the huge new air base at Basic City. This giant base is owned and managed by General and Mrs. Glenn Sensabaugh. (Mrs. Sensa- baugh is the former Dottie Roberts.) As we prepare to take off, we see the Fairfax Hall station wagon zoom past driven by Miss Ann Speck, the beloved Speech teacher at her old Alma Mater. Our first stop is just over the mountain. We see Kay Valentine, who is now a sedate matron residing on Carr’s Hill where she is Theta Chi housemother. Before leaving the beautiful state of Virginia, we will stop in on the thriving metropolis of Galax. Here we see Miss Paddy Steinbrecher in her new job for the City Department of Sanitation. She works under a former acquaintance who is head garbage collector. Next we stop in North Carolina, where we see Miss Nan Barnes, who is teaching at her tap dancing school for tiny tots. Have these footsteps changed your mind about having little ones of your own around the house yet, Nan? We go further on in North Carolina where we see the former Beth Midyette, who now has her MRS. She holds an executive position with the Highway De- partment. Her present project is straightening out the road from Bath to Cho- cowlinity. While still in North Carolina, we drop in on the former Ruth Edmundson, who is now Governor of North Carolina. She was elected because of her campaign slogan, ““Save your Confederate Money, Boys, the South Will Rise Again.” As a sideline, she is perfecting a freckle remover to use at home on her children. We now go to Brooklyn, New York, where we see Irma Woodard’s name ap- pearing on a large poster. Is she running for another office? No. She is wanted throughout the state on a gambling charge of bookie business. While in New York, we attended the opening of the Barnum and Bailey Circus. We were not surprised to see one of the Class of 1952 in their company. She was Jane ‘‘Muscles” Suthon, the Champion Weight Lifter. ‘That Hadacol really did the trick, didn’t it, Jane? We now go to Hollywood where they are shooting one in a series of Western serials entitled, “I Say, Son, Who Put That Cactus in My Saddle?” starring ‘‘Togalong”’ Jones and ‘‘Lopealong” ’ Lohr. 8 s p 8 Although we haven’t been able to locate Rae Sharpe, we hear that she is Captain of a coffee boat that runs from Pennsylvania to Brazil. As we are nearing the end of our trip, we go for a quick look at our nation’s Capital. Here we see Gren Yount, who is now co-owner of the Bell Telephone Company. She is also goalie on the Olympic Hockey Team. Just before boarding our plane, we saw Captain Diane Fereday of the United States Marine Corps Band; she had brought the band down to bid us farewell. The band was led by Private Bill Harms. After contacting all of the members of the Class of 1952, we started back for Basic City, formerly known as Waynesboro. We know that when the Faxette goes to press everyone will be glad to learn what has become of the Class of 1952. { 32} Pretty baby .. . Sleepytime gal. . . Love letters straight from your heart . . . Somewhere, somehow, some day. . . Un- decided... . On top of Old Smoky . . . It’s no secret . . . Teddy bears’ picnic . . . Please don’t play No. 6...I get ideas... I need you, Joe. . . Three times a day and twice on Sunday .. . Music, Maestro, please... Three o’clock in the morning ECON: Dowpy, McCoy, Miss STROTHER, WILLIAMSON, ‘TAYLOR THE HIGH SGR@Ol GEA Sse @ Tae ‘JOANS DAV Reer Cpt eos 93s eee manne OO pe grees tae President CrigsMoCayee «slic maa fees Pegi er ecraeer a) 2cee lire reueny pmant DOWDVi Ge 4 ined os oe ey ee ee Secretary Mary LEWIS: WILLIAMSON = = = 5) a oo apes @ ee Peaseren Mist EURA STROTHER (0 a0 .5 3+ so e Ree ee ONES Jhe Ptigh School Seniors Sy fy dees: Blum ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Fairfax Players, °52; Hall Chatter, °52 Cl frie a ihe ei: Kooker SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Prenco sally 525) Pairtax. Players. 52 Glee Club, 52 135:F Tk igh School Seniors { 36} Jo al bys Brabham CoLuMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA (@hoir,.54--Glee Club a2 eS B) BSS bone 45 TEMM ECT HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Glee Club, 51; Choir, ?51; Modern Dance Glubs 51, 7522) Hall. Chatizi 52a inletic Association, °51, °52; May Court, °52 Dik ig G liza beth Krook GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT Slee Clubs 31927 Choirs 51. 525 ¥ ice- President, Choir, 52; President, Porpoise Glab,e 52.8 Lreasurer,)unior Class, 75 1- President sm Council, 7515) °525) Spanish Club, °51; International Relations Club, Dole oeAthietic= Associations sboard.. 525 Varsity Hockey, 51, 52; Captain, Hockey eam. 25 l-ell-state= Hockey, 51,. 52; Captain, °51; Varsity Basketball, 51, poo Gg Be orpoise sGlub.s 91, 352° Riding Club aealeeLennises 1. Dance Glub, 51. 52; Intramural Representative, ?51; Boots andesacdtcie Clube) 1.52 Keryl ke Brann DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA Sicem Gira 92% Choir. e525. Porpoise Club, °52 h dha! Sane 137) Di Atigh Saibeal enlors Dorothy le os Kucleson ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Kelty Lou Burton Houston, TEXAS Spanish eGlub, 75158252; .Glee, Clubyso0; 252-= Ghoin ) les Dancer Glubas5 bem. International Relations Club, 51; Riding Chiba 50 S51 7“ — Lhe PAtigh School Senioes Beverly Le) bys (Gre New York, NEw York iheqcun Glib. aU.) oe Dances lui, elem Glee. Glib. se 50 in 51. B52. enor. fo0s 31. O2sejunior Varsity Hockey, “50: Warsiive Lockey. ol, 52 -Tennis;, “50, poten Porpoise Club. (50) e516 525 Hall Chatter, °50, 51; Art Club, 751 Pateicia hy) Be) hire SCARSDALE, NEw YORK Spanish Club, “51; Glee Club, +51, 752 {39} He High School Senioes Man ) S yl Cuuny dhe Rae 0 PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA ie) we Glee Club, °52; Varsity Hockey, °5 May Court, °52 ) es S f Soke oe once er yy PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA ’ nn in) Cheerleader, °52; Porpoise Club, May Court, 52 {40} Dhe High School Seniors BT Me = ) (Olive Jean Dowdy CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA National Honor society, 915° °52;) Len Pens, °51, °52; Student Association Board, ile o2e ebresident s � Gouncily 590, “51; 52; Secretary, Senior Class, °52; Vice- President, Junior Class, °51; Boots and Saddle Club, 750, ’51, ?52; Spanish Club, ile 2a President, opanish Gilub,= oz; Latin Club, 51, 52; Program Chairman, Daun Club, 51 [reasurer,, Latin Club, ae hin Giub, 700-9515 Secretary, Riding Club, °51; Hockey, °50; May Court252 Nancy nny Johnston Cfonzules CENTRAL JARONU, CAMAGUEY, CUBA French Club, °52; Spanish Club, 752 {41} Dhe Atigh School Seniors {42} —— 2 4 (§ ae aby zip é CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS Hockey, °52; Vice-President, French Club, ?52; Basketball, 52; Boots and Saddle Club, 752; Athletic” Association, °52; National Honor Society, 52 Sally Mae Kock RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Glée Clubyatolns S22) Juniors Vv ancity Hockey, °52; Basketball Manager, °52; Spanish Club, °51; International Re- lations Club, ’51; Athletic Association, 52 Tike eh Sd Eons Slit Seed Ge FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Glee Clubws2 Dixie Verve PAMPLICO, SOUTH CAROLINA French Club, °50; International Re- lations Club, °51; Fairfax Players, °52; Choireo2 {43} fhe Ptigh School Seniors {44} xe ) Pateicia ad he : pach Houston, TEXAS Dance Club, 51; Secretary, Dance Club, °52; Art Club, 51; President’s Council, °51, °52; Spanish Club, 51; CHAIN AND AncHors, 752; Athletic Association, 52; Von Caer OU BArchery se Utm meric tional Relations Club, ’51; May Court, ’52 4 lee Cl (Oe ee Ve ot t NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA International Relations Club, °51; Latin Club, 751, °52; Vice-Presidént, Latin Club, ha WA OA sYeybon wuel pometev as ACI LOliblet, Oy he High School Seniors ey) ares Vartin CLAYTON, ALABAMA Poairtax, Players,. 51, 52; Student _As- sociation Board, 51; Secretary, Student Association Board, °52; Modern Dance Globwe o2,) French Clubyy 515 Porpoise Cipla 26 Varsitya basketball 751; Eo 2. Att Glubr od Cris McCoy BrisTOL, TENNESSEE Vice-President, Senior Class, ’52; Secre- tary, Athletic Association, °52; Student Association Board, °52; French Club, pols o2 2) CHAIN] GAND -ZANCHORS,. 952: Manager, Hockey Team, °51, 52; Inter- national Relations Club, 51; Choir, °51, em (slece Clube l jy aiVlay e Courts 52 {45} Te igh School Seniors { 46} Cai nes NM, C54 KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Spanish Club, °52 Eph Joy OLE HALLs, TENNESSEE Gheerleader, “525 Varsity, Hockey,@ 52, Intramural Representative, °52; Basket- ball, °52; May Court, ’52 Te igh ESAS Ape Pateicia me, Pen vey GRETNA, VIRGINIA Brench. Gila lr ee Gholr. a5 le 252s Glee Club, ’51, ’52; Secretary, Glee Club, 52; Organizations Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 52; Fairfax Players, °51, °52 Margery blips Puillips SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA Riding Club, 751; Spanish Club, °51: International Relations Club, °51; Li- brary Assistant, °52 {47} C. horall ae {48} Joun Marie Kademaek Cau Vv atle Ux dA€MLACRETS v SHILLINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Fairfax Players, ’52 Jan ct C fei futh Ralleay Witson, NoRTH CAROLINA French: Clubs 7512.52: Riding Glibes oie Junior Varsity Basketball, 51, °52; Hall Chatter, °51; Athletic Association, 751, “52; Junior Varsity Hockey, = 51. Glee Cloby'5 leo Hhe Pbigh School Seniors Oupanne Dheresa ay ai, TAMPA, FLORIDA Hall Chatter, °50; National Honor Society, 51, °52;- Vice-President, National Honor Society, 52; Student Association, 751, 52; Treasurer, Student Association, °52; Intramural Representative, 50; Ten Pens, ie 25 oecretary, Len Pens, 525 Riding Glib. 50,7251; Treasurer}: Riding. Club, 31; Latin Glub, °50, 51, 752; Secretary, Latin Club, 51; Spanish Club, °51, °52; Pairtax Players, °51, “52: Yreasurer, Fair- fax Players, ’52; Junior Varsity Hockey, 51; Varsity Hockey, ’52; President, Junior Class, °51; Athletic Association, ’50, ’51, °52; Basketball Manager, °52; Porpoise Clap 251k yYo WAC HAs 50, Chatrman, Religious Activities, 51; May Court, °52 ang Gizmey eS ae eSiedintn BEAUMONT, TEXAS Cheerleader, ’51, °52; Head Cheerleader, °52; Spanish Club, °51, 52; International Relations Club, °51; May Court, °52 { 49} le High fall ESTs 0 {50} Lf — Jane Clizabeth SHEE 0 PRESTON, ORIENTE, CUBA Spanish Glubiw+52. Dances Chiby e522 Glee Club, ’52; May Court, °52 Joan Clizabeth Jaylor BLUEFIELD, WEsT VIRGINIA President, Senior Class, 52; Glee Club, Sle 22 Choise lw O27 Ate Cli meee Riding? Clubs 7513) “Hall | Chatter oe Modern Dance Club, 751 Dee N OE eS ators “fan by —tulwerp WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Latin Club, ’49, 50, ’51, ’52; President, Eatne Club; °525. French Club, °51, 752’ Modern Dancing Club, °51, °52; National Honor Society, °52; Ten Pens, ’52; Junior Varsity Hockey, °51; Art Club, oO mOU Pelli Zz Pp Vou BS ore ELKTON, VIRGINIA Porpoise Club, °51, ’52; Fairfax Players, i lee Oo aey arsitys, Basketball: 251, 752: Captain, Basketball, ’52; Varsity Hockey, 51; Captain, Hockey, °51; Allied B. Hockey Team, and All State Reserve Hockey Team, °51; Tennis Team, °51; BrencieGiubw.o le. Gleee Clubs 1,252. Dance Club, 51, 52; Athletic Association, °51, 52; President, Athletic Association, °52; CHAIN AND ANcHors, ’52; National Honor Society, 52; Ten Pens, ’52; Presi- dent, Ten Pens, ’52; Student Association Board, ’52; May Court, ’52 {51} Dhe High School Seniors Mis Tez, ED WASHINGTON, D. C. Athletic Association, ’51, 52; Dance Club, 25 1 a) 2s POL Dosen GLO cee en | Mion Varsity Basketball, 7°51, °52; Varsity Hockey. 251032 sGlee” Clube 40 arouse Ghoire 52 eArte Club. 249 350 mole Archery, °49, °50, °51; Varsity Award, Archery, 51 5-Y..W.C7A2, 249550: Integ national Relations Club, °50, °51 zy, Macy dlewije “VUillgooe: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Student Association Board, 751, °52; President’s Council, 752; Business Man- ager, Hall) Chatter’ eo2. Ven Pens; toa. bécretary, 1 ent Pens. 91 Vice-Presigent Ten Pens, °52; National Honor Society, °51, °52; Varsity Basketball, °52; Spanish Club, °51, °52; Secretary, Spanish Club, 52; International Relations Club, Presi- dent, “51; Tréasurer; Senior Class, “52: Athletic Association, °52; Riding Club, 790% Latin Chab; 50,751, 752 President: Latin Club, ’51; May Court, 752 Sh Atigh dhsill Se ) ¢ : Sad bry ee pemtnleTinan s ¢ MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY Porpoise Club, ’52 Sip a Wh ator ve bh Pledge we now our loyal friendship, Pledge it, one and all, To the school we love so dearly; Hail to Fairfax Hall! Loudly praise our Alma Mater, Best school in the land. Through the years we’re friends forever, Loyally we stand. Memories shall always linger “Round our school so dear. May the friendships formed at Fairfax Live throughout the years. Loudly praise our Alma Mater, Best school in the land, Through the years we’re friends forever Loyally we stand. 5 1.53} ast Will and Jestament of the PlkGia! SKC ieiGROIL SENIOR Clas S We, the Senior Class of 1952 of Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro, Virginia, seeming unusually confused in thought and action, do hereby abolish formerly established actions and do decree and publish this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section 1: To Fairfax Hall, our beloved Alma Mater, we will and bequeath our deepest love and hope that the seniors in the future will have as much fun as we have had and that they will leave with as many fond memories. Section 2: To Miss Eura Strother, our sponsor, we bequeath our sincere love and a wish that she will have the best of everything in the future. Section 3: To Mr. Gates, our best friend, we wish to bequeath our deepest appreciation for the help and unde rstanding given us while at Fairfax Hall. Section 4: To the Senior Class of 1953 we will and bequeath the many privileges we hoped to get but never did. ARTICLE II I, Mary Lewis Williamson, being of nonexistent mind, do hereby will and be- queath my frog skeleton, Murgatroyd, to Dora Mae Davis and Mary Baugh in hopes that they will look at him and think of me. I, Elfrieda Booker, being of little body and less mind, do hereby leave my ability to give permanents to Paula Bernstein, so that she will be able to keep Gail Kerwin looking presentable next year. I, Sandra Blum, most gladly bequeath my exasperating tresses to Gail Kerwin, my “quaint” driftwood collection and nature walks to Miss Wills, and my U. Va. acquaintances to my roomie, Sue Lewis. I, Francie Denmead, not sure I’m in my right mind or body, bequeath my nose (?) to anyone who will take it. I, Bixie Carr, will and bequeath my will power not to suck my finger to Lorinda Roland. I, Joy Olds, will and bequeath my love for Texas to Sheila and Libby. I, Bunny ‘Taylor, leave. I, Mary Welch, will and bequeath my ability at shooting dice to Mary Ann Poole and Betty Cox, in hopes that they will become professionals like me. I, Patsy Leach, do hereby will and bequeath to Jane Babini my ability to scare bridge into people by screaming. I, Nancy Major, hereby will and bequeath my pet skunk, ‘“‘“Geranium,” to Miss Gambrill and hope that future chemistry classes will smell better than ours did. I, Jean Dowdy, do hereby will and bequeath my pair of rusty scissors to my “roomie,” Gail Thurmond, to continue our school of unique hair design. I, Jane Summers, do solemnly will and bequeath my glass telephone to Linda Elmslie and my infallible clock to Janice Carter. I, Emmy Lou Denmead, will the cozy, air-conditioned closets on the third floor wing to those poor dears on the second floor who are forever getting campused. I, Pat Debnam, will to my roommate, Heather Covell, my patient uncomplaining nature and hope that she may some day overcome her (to quote Miss Elliott) “‘pale personality.” I, Pat Penny, leave my job as chief cook and bottle washer for all concerts to Gale Stone, in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I did and emerge a little less frustrated. I, Jo Ann Brabham, being of frail mind and body (?), do will and bequeath to Rusty Rice my Southern accent, and to Lee Smith and Jo Coleman my slim figure. I hope that they do better than I did. I, Gaines Moss, do hereby leave my brilliance in Geometry to Janice Carter. I, Sally Koch, do will and bequeath to Judy Pell my bed in the infirmary, in hopes that she will be as sweet as I was. I, Nancy Gonzalez, hereby bequeath to the Biology class my long-abused and dilapidated cost to be dissected with the greatest of care so as to produce the best scientific results. {54} I, Skipper Korschgen, do will my grammar ability to Lee Smith. I, Dixie Lane, do will and bequeath my love, Jim Craig, to Connie Northridge, in hopes that she has as much fun at U. Va. as I did. : I, Dottie Burleson, leave my yodeling in the smoker to Mary Laura Leach and hope that she doesn’t drive everyone crazy, as I did. I, Betty Brook, do will and bequeath the “college smoker’ to Libby and Sheila with much love. I, Bunny Brunn, being of sound mind, leave those good-looking Quantico Ma- rines to anyone who wants them, in hopes that they have as much fun as Francie and I did. I, Selma Brenner, with heavy heart and tearful eyes, do will and bequeath to Gail Thurmond, my roommate, Sally Trotter, for use for one year only, and hope that she does not spoil her too much. I, Margie Phillips, will and bequeath Johns Hopkins University to anyone who is able to hold a man there better than I did. I, Zan Van Antwerp, leave my study habits to my roommate, Marlene Wankum, and to Miss Willis I leave my mice. I, Joan Rademaekers, being of sound mind and body, will and bequeath my naturally curly hair to Beep and Marcie. I, Susanne Stedman, hereby will to Mary Laura Leach, with more relief than regrets, the hectic train trips from Texas to Virginia, and hope she will learn to make the best of things as I have done. I, Janet Rattray, do solemnly bequeath all train, bus, and plane schedules to Frances Ricks, along with a giant size bottle of ammonia, in order to make sure that she keeps a clear head during her trips to that dear old Tarheel State. I, Betty Burton, being of fairly sound mind, do hereby will my favorite Moscow Mule mug to Jane Babini, in hopes that she will uphold it on many occasions and to Judy Alexander I leave my art of griping, as she has learned to do it so well. I, Sue Shoun, being in a somewhat cramped position, do hereby bequeath my place under the smoker benches, complete with a splinterproof helmet, to all the juniors (especially Sylvia Watson), in the hope that they may escape being caught by Mrs. Lemley and Mrs. Maupin as often as I was. (P.S.—Behind the bulletin board, for those miserable Monday mornings when no one has a cigarette, there is a butt for the first person who gets out of the dining room.) I, Alice von Seldeneck, solemnly bequeath a much-coveted package of “Tintair” to Heather Covell, so that she may at last have hair as blond as mine. I, Diane Martin, do hereby will and bequeath my ‘“‘different”? poodle cuts to Marlene Wankum and my seat at the bridge table to Linda Elmslie in hopes that she will keep it warm. I, Claire Ide, do will and bequeath my monopoly over the detective agency in Room 115 to Nancy Grine and hope that she will uphold the good name. I, Cris McCoy, do will my inability to say what “I ’ont to say” during Senior Hour to Janice Carter, in hopes that she will be more successful than I have been in getting in a word. Given under my hand and seal at Waynesboro, Virginia, this 7th day of June, 1952: SELMA BRENNER, Class of 1952 A igh Sdhal ie Prophecy The stars have predicted for you What’s to become of the class of °52. There will be many changes as nature arranges A date with the future for you. Sue Stedman has her date book filled With society affairs and such, While on the continent Betty Burton roams With her husband, visiting the Dutch. {55} The typical housewife of the year, Jo Ann Brabham, with her children, is seen, Visiting Bunny Taylor, the Congresswoman, Who has brain and temper quite keen. We find Skipper Korschgen’s fame great As a doctor she’s one of the best. Dottie Burleson still has her ills And enjoys them with the usual zest. Dixie Lane found a way to lose weight; She’s as slim, just as slim as can be. And Jean Dowdy is buying more clothes To impress her new love, whoever he be. Cris McCoy as an architect’s wife Is, as usual, sweet and sedate. But Claire Ide has a problem we hear; There’s so little to investigate. At the ballet is Director Alice von Seldeneck; She’s the best in her profession, they say. Elfrieda Booker’s the best lady lawyer; We'll visit her in court one day. Sue Shoun’s teaching Spanish, we hear, With Mary Lewis Williamson right by her side. Joan Rademaekers has a very fine job; She’s the head Pennsylvania guide. Sandy Blum in the theater is tops, Her name is a spell in disguise. Bixie Carr is a beach-comber’s wife, With the city folk she does not fraternize. Betty Brook, still Olympic champ, Spends her winters in the sunshine so warm, While Jane Summers enjoys all the gifts Her admirers do give when they swarm. At Harvard the professor’s wife, Diane Martin, sits calm and serene, While Janet Rattray recalls some old tales; In her eye is that laughing gleam. Pat Penny is at the Hall teaching; Her voice is as good as gold. Nancy Major is out on the farm And looks younger than ever, I’m told. Bunny Brunn and Joy Olds are still hoping To find the right shades for their hair, While Gaines Moss is still quietly waiting For Georgie who forgot her somewhere. Zan Van Antwerp is living in Turkey, With Abdullah, the scout for the king. Mary Welch still stands in her parlor, Trying to learn how to sing. Nancy Gonzalez has taken up smoking; From Pat Debnam she begs for a drag, And the Denmead twins smile at their admirers And ask, “‘Can you all really shag?” Selma Brenner’s in search of a husband; A grocer’s son is surely her fate. Patsy Leach has fifty grandchildren; Over everything she loves to debate. Margie Phillips is happily married; Her sons are Johns Hopkins bound. And last but not least is Sally Koch Whose lost weight can never be found. To Fairfax Hall all success and happiness we owe. Without your help, our future would never, never grow. {56} ‘Sunday morning coffee”... The pause that refreshes... Four of a kind. . . Singing class... Pals... Three singers... I caught you that time .. . Hikers pause for a picture... Waiting foracab... Rebels... High school smoker . . . Dressing for the dance {57} CLarK, O’NEAL, Miss RosrE, BatrRD, SEIDENGLANZ mle BCOIMREGIS (ibys (Ol ORs BARBARA: O’NEAIZ Soa) ae ee, ne ee President JANET! BATR ges te eee es ee ee Vice-President PAT’ SEIDENGLANZ) Ge Earl) 6a ie ee ey ee Secretary Bersy, CLARK se eee Sot Se te, hs hl Wee ee Treasurer Miss. ERE ANOR:LCOSE, asap eee ee Sponsor {58} Jhe College ANNE ALLING WASHINGTON, D. C. SUE CANNADAY ‘Towson, MARYLAND Betsy Ross CLARK STUART, VIRGINIA UnULOTS JANET BarrpD GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA MARGARET CANNON LANGLEY AIR ForcE BaAsgE, VA. Doris Davis WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 1659.) JEAN CALVERT WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ALICE CHANDLER WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BARBARA HART New BriTAIN, CONNECTICUT Susie HARTBARTER ELEANOR HatTcH Betty JANE LAMM WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PIrTsBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Witson, NorTH CAROLINA MARGARET LANE Bossre Lou LOVEGROVE Joan LuckETT ROANOKE, ALABAMA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA ANNE Mason BARBARA O’NEAL LoLa PARDO PocoMOKE City, MARYLAND ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CHICLAYO, PERU Jhe College Juniors { 60} Ake College Juniors CaroL LEE PORTER Betsy PRICE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CHEVy CHASE, MARYLAND RuTH SHIRLEY PATsy SHORTER LouIsvILLE, ALABAMA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA MARCELE SWARTZ Gali. TENCH WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY LyNDHURST, VIRGINIA {61} PATRICIA SEIDENGLANZ DALLAs, TEXAS FAYE Sours CHATHAM, VIRGINIA Mo.iy THoMAS WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. MarRIA DE LA TORRIENTE DorcAs ANN VIA IVETTE V1ZOSO Havana, CuBA CovINGTON, VIRGINIA Havana, CuBA Derr WADDINGTON Nancy WIAND DorotHy WITHERS ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA MERION, PENNSYLVANIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Dk ollege untors el Nee Sit June EHRHARDT MarciA LABAGH BARBARA PANDRES WILMETTE, ILLINOIS WILKEs-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA Da.tas, TEXAS College Junior College Junior H. S. Senior CARLENA MATTHEWS DemiA LEwis ANNE WHITLEY PRISCILLA PUCKETT BINGHAMTON, NEw YORK PALATKA, FLORIDA WENDELL, NorTH CAROLINA WiIcHITA FALL, TEXAS H. S. Funior H. S. Sophomore H. S. Sophomore HS. Freshman Miss KELLETT, BERNSTEIN, THURMOND, URNER, GRINE finl= IellGle| SCIOWIL LASS Gait [THURMOND Nancy GRINE PAULA BERNSTEIN Mary FRANCES URNER Miss Betty KELLETT { 64 } OF 1953 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor igh Sed! di LOS Jupy ALEXANDER NEw York, N. Y. JANE BaBInI IDOUGEASTON, La le, Na Y PauLA BERNSTEIN ATHENS, GEORGIA Miriam Bostwick CHARDON, OHIO BARBARA BURRAGE SoutH Boston, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BuTT Evxins, WEsT VIRGINIA JANICE CARTER JouNsoN City, TENNESSEE MARTHA CLAYTON Lima, PERU {65} { 66 } A4igh Shed) Juniors Jo CoLEMAN Evanston, ILvINoIs HEATHER COVELL MARYDEL, DELAWARE CAROL CROOKER CLEARWATER, FLORIDA DIANE DaAvipson West Point, GEORGIA LINDA ELMSLIE FELTON, ORIENTE, CUBA SHIRLEY ANNE GAW WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA JUNE GONZALEZ CENTRAL JARONU, CAMAGUEY, CUBA Nancy GRINE ‘TARENTUM, PENNSYLVANIA igh School unioes Doris HAGERS Sr. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA KATHARINE HUGHES NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE GaIL KERWIN WASHINGTON, D. C. SuE LEwiIs MEDFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS EpirH Lopin Paw Linc, NEw YorkK Jupy PELL SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA Mary ANNE POOLE EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA PRIscILLA POPE Duxpury, MAssACHUSETTS Atigh Sd dl Juniors FRANCES Ricks Mount OtiveE, NORTH CAROLINA RuTH SANDERSON FRIENDSHIP, WISCONSIN ISABEL SEIDES WoopMme_rRE, L. I., N. Y. JACKIE SIGLEY DurHAM, NORTH CAROLINA JACQUELYN SPALDING CHAPPAQUA, NEW YORK Lots ANN THOMPSON BuCKHANNON, WEsT VIRGINIA Gait THURMOND ATHENS, GEORGIA Eva Mae TIGNorR HAMPTON, VIRGINIA igh Spal I ute cS SALLY TROTTER CINCINNATI, OuIO Mary FrANcES URNER BiuE RipGce Summit, Pa. MARLENE WANKUM Cap HaitiEn, Haiti CoRNELIA WELCH SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS BARBARA WILLIAMSON CAMDEN, NEW JERJEY HEATHER WRIGHT ““Wir’s END,’ PEMBROKE, BERMUDA BARBARA ZISCHKAU TURTLE CREEK, PENNSYLVANIA BosBIE ZWART Kew Garopens, L. I., N. Y. {69 } ID guilt a RoopscuHiLp, Davis, Miss CHRISTJOHN, THORNTON, OAKLEY Niele nila) SORICGIL (GLASS KAIGLER THORNTON Mary Kay OAKLEY ELMA ROoDSCHILD Dora Mak DAvis Miss ANNE CHRISTJOHN {70 } OF 1954 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Aligh Seal Sophomores Mary BAuGH YPpsILANTI, MICHIGAN Betty BEARD SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Lippy Bootu Da.uas, TEXAS Puy.tuis ANN BUCHANAN SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA ScoTTIE SUE CAUBLE Gastonia, NORTH CAROLINA BeTTy Cox ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Dora Mae Davis WooDBRIDGE, VIRGINIA ELLEN Gay DUNCAN PocoMoKE Ciry, MARYLAND : {71 } 4 igh Sad) Sophomores JuNE FERGUSON Gastonia, NORTH CAROLINA JANE FREED WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA i - 3 “t3or Nancy FRENCH Fort Worth, TExas KATHRYN GERKEN Mramt, FLorIDA OLGA GUTIERREZ Havana, CuBa LourbDEs JOVA Havana, CuBa MaryjoriE KANE KusHEQUA, PENNSYLVANIA MARILYN KAPLAN SHAKER HEIGutTs, Onto igh Sel Sophomores ARMANTINE LEGGETT SoutH Boston, VIRGINIA ANNE LUTES RipGewoop, NEw JERSEY SHEILA McCu.LLocu DaLLas, TEXAS JACQUELINE MartTINTO Lima, PERU Nancy NasH WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CONSTANCE NORTHRIDGE AUBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Mary Kay OAKLEY New Or LEANS, LOUISIANA JAN PATTERSON SNYDER, NEw YORK {73 } OE Atigh BSG Sophomores Puy.uis ANN RICE WASHINGTON, D. C. ELtMA ROOoDSCHILD VERADERO, CUBA SIDNEY SAUNDERS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BETTY SCOVILL HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI SANDRA SHUPP San JUAN, PuERTO Rico LEE SMITH Troy, NORTH CAROLINA GALE STONE ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA KAIGLER THORNTON Rocky Movunt, N. C. AAigh ES heal Sophon orces LoutsE ‘TOWNSEND Wayne, PENNSYLVANIA VICTORIA WALKER BROOKLYN, NEw YORK Nancy WATERFIELD VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA SYLv1A WATSON FAIRMONT, WEsT VIRGINIA ) ; | Pate Vogl Chere Song Winding slowly o’er the campus As we bear our laurel chain O’er the dear old Fairfax campus As we pledge our love again. REFRAIN Dear old Fairfax, dear old Fairfax, How our hearts beat high with pride! Ever shall we stand together, Fairfax daughters side by side. 2 ae Tis a symbol of our faith This laurel chain we bear, And the trust we have in Fairfax— Oh, our hearts will e’er be here! 4275} 2 J. As the day draws nigh for parting And we list to another call, In our hearts will live the echo, Alma Mater, Fairfax Hall. 4, 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. Ds We accept with joyful hearts The challenge that you give, And promise we will keep it; In our hearts ’twill ever live. Prins, WHEELER, Mrs. Peyton, BristoL, LAZARUS Hele tote) SCsIQOl CLASS CyNTHIA BRISTOL MyrtTLeE WHEELER J. L. Prins Mary LAZzARUuS Mrs. RutH PEYTON. { 76 } OF 15s President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Wie wid) Shed! SA i hie é 1 BARBARA BABINI DOUGLASTON ly LawINem Ye CYNTHIA BRISTOL WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Joan Costa Tivoiti, NEw YORK JEANNE DaRRAH SoutTH CHARLESTON W. Va. YVETTE GUTMANN MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA JANE ANN HALE Haro.p, Kentucky REBECCA JOHNSON VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Mary LAZARUS ATLANTA, GEORGIA Mary Laura LEACH Houston, TEXAS i777} Dike A igh BA! ete, ANN MARKLEY DuruaM, N. C. MARLENE PEELER WASHINGTON, D. C. DonnaA PETHICK GrossE PoInTE, MIcHIGAN ele. PRINS MartTIN, TENNESSEE WALLER ROBERTS RIGHMOND, VIRGINIA LoRINDA ROLAND MoNnTGOMERY, ALABAMA bee ADRIENNE SCHOLL ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA PATRICIA SMITH LYNNHAVEN, VIRGINIA MyrtTLE WHEELER WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA { 78 } St. Nick . . . There’s enough for everyone . . . “Their stockings were hung by the chimney Wath Gare arn. Need we say more? . . . Attention, please . . . Joe College and friend... Gymclass... Bridge party .. . Lowly worms... Worm Elmslie... A. A. initiation... Don’t we look cute? {79 } GREN YOUNT Miss WILLIs FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION i GREN Y OUNT dd) pice sor hy ue 0 ee er DIANE MARTIN 40) Sl Ja 2 ie (eee ee en ee SUE SHOUN? Tl,’ Se ee Secretary- Treasurer Miss EurA STROTHER Miss MARGARET WILLIS ot vite ee or ee eae eee Say Faculty Advisors Miss BETTY KELLETT | STUDENT oo O.CUALIONSBO ARD JEAN Dowpy Kay VALENTINE Cris McCoy ALICE VON SELDENECK BetH MIDYETTE Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON a The purpose of the Student Association is to conduct the general activities of the student body of Fairfax Hall. The orientation program for new students, the Sunday night vesper services, Wednesday chapel programs, Saturday night movies, and the Christmas party for the town children are some of the activities that are sponsored by the Association. VALENTINE, McCoy, MipYETTE, YOUNT, Miss KELLETT, MARTIN, VON SELDENECK, SHOUN, Dowpby { 83 } Standing: LEACH, THURMOND, Dowpy, PEELER, GRINE, BERNSTEIN, BROOK, Davis, WILLIAMSON, SEIDENGLANZ, CLARK Seated: Miss STROTHER, BETH MipyetrTe, Mr. Gates TL.EtLES PRES DEIN iss GS ( iGais BETH MiIbYETTE ss. ct een ee en nape Betty Brook Vay JONES MARLENE PEELER Betsy CLARK Patsy LEACH PAT SEIDENGLANZ Dora Mae Davis D. Ann LonurR Gait THURMOND JEAN Dowpy Joan Luckett Mary L. WILLIAMSON The President’s Council is made up of students, nominated by the members of the Council and elected by the student body, who help to maintain a spirit of harmony and co-operation between the students and the faculty. These girls do not have any disciplinary duties but meet with the President for the informal discussion of matters of general interest. Mr. Gates AND BetH make some plans { 84 } HARE HEINE SINS (Honorary English Soctety) Officers ALTICESVGONIOELDENECKS eos Bo). wallets. es 2) t 2. President Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON Ce oe ee @ oe a 5 a ae VARA UEC OPO UN Meme mie eet Ge isa ey ges eet ass | am OCTELATY WiRSS EANNE DAG IVLASKNGILES o- Seec uy ss =a bs ao SO PONSOr ee ee Members Mary BaucH SuE SHOUN ELIZABETH ButT GaIL THURMOND HEATHER COVELL ZAN VAN ANTWERP JEAN Dowpy Kay VALENTINE MARJORIE KANE ALICE VON SELDENECK D. ANN LoHR Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON DorotHy WITHERS Front: Mrs. MASENGILL, KANE, Butt, COVELL, VAN ANTWERP, THURMOND, SHoun, Downy, WILLIAMSON Back: BAuGH, VALENTINE, VON SELDENECK {85 } Kay VALENTINE, Editor, and PADDY STEINBRECHER, Business Manager TRE GRAIN TAN DEA IN Gi@ Rao aE Kay VALENTINE Pappy STEINBRECHER D. Ann LoHR Joan LuckETT PAT SEIDENGLANZ RACHEL SHARPE ALICE VON SELDENECK IRMA WoopDWARD Cris McCoy Patsy LEACH Pat PENNY JANE SUTHON DIANE FEREDAY Miss SWANN Marks { 86 } Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Assistant Advertising Assistant Advertising Assistant Athletics Editor Class Representative Class Representative Feature Editor Organizations Editor Typist Typist Faculty Advisor Ihe eID IOI eAVE Uae: i i : ' i in Seb WIS LINES Seo kate { 87 } Rake SuHaArpPE, Editor, and Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON, Business Manager ——— Vale dele BE (Comes SLAC RACHEL SHARPE Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON Pat SEIDENGLANZ Dorotuy SENSABAUGH MARGARET LANE ZAN VAN ANTWERP BARBARA O’NEAL BetH MIpYETTE Jo CoLeMAN Mr. Harry Nasu IrMA WoopWARD SaAnpbI BLuM Nancy WIAND Nancy NasH RutTH SHIRLEY Betty JANE LAMM DIANE FEREDAY Editor-in-Chief Business Manager News Editor Assistant News Editor Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor Sports Editor Columnists Faculty Advisor Reporters ELEANOR HatTcH SELMA BRENNER GaIL TENCH GREN YOUNT T ypists BETsy CLARK SuE CANNADAY JANE SUTHON { 88 } PALE (EDINKOI ede =sVeilele Ire TEHOLSHIINUE sis). Soly ANee { 89 } X + XK ON a Wale eee rOs PLA ERS ——— Officers DEE, WADDINGTON} yy sey oe cee ee ie TRMAY WOODARD s)he ailacs cere ae ecw ee ME pe oe SUE SHOUN® Sat ee 2 Secretary- Treasurer Miss ESTELLE; ELLIOT I€ 2 yy an een Sponsor Members SANDI BLuM JOAN RADEMAEKERS ELFRIEDA BOOKER Sur SHOUN BARBARA BURRAGE Louts—E TOWNSEND Jo CoLEMAN Pie URNER Drxie LANE ALICE VON SELDENECK D. ANN LoHR DEE WADDINGTON DIANE MartTIN BARBARA WILLIAMSON ConnriE NorTHRIDGE IrMA WoopWARD Pat PENNY Bossit ZWART {90 } Ne SUP C10}: 5. SE Officers TE ANGE) OVW0.a awn aaah PE ole A ine yk Oe President Gait THURMOND : Vice-President NIRR ALE WIC. VVILTTAMSON © Mr eee. cine oe een ecrelary cia Vis TINT Ommaney 4? eee ps. PLTeasurer Noa ANISE ETAT LIORNes! Mg Fo 4 cus) fogo ye teacyRe. pAPONSON Betty BEARD PAULA BERNSTEIN Betty BURTON JANICE CARTER Jo COLEMAN HEATHER COVELL CAROL CROOKER JEAN Dowpy Nancy FRENCH KATHRYN GERKEN Nancy GONZALEZ Members JANE ANN HALE MickKEY KAPLAN Jackie MARTINTO CARLENA MATTHEWS GAINES Moss BARBARA PANDRES JAN PATTERSON MARLENE PEELER DONNA PETHICK Mary ANN POOLE FRANCES RICKS ELMA ROODSCHILD RutTH SANDERSON SuE SHOUN SuE STEDMAN JANE SUMMERS GaiL THURMOND Pir URNER SYLVIA WATSON Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON HEATHER WRIGHT BospBiE ZWART MartTINTO, WILLIAMSON, Dowpy, Miss HATHORN, THURMOND, BURTON ENT Front: Pope, BaucH, Miss Wiis, Nasu, Lopin Back: Dowpy, THornTon, Major, VAN ANTWERP eile deyeTPN) (Cit UE ZAN VAN ANTWERP Nancy Major KAIGLER THORNTON JEAN Dowpy Miss MARGARET WILLIS BARBARA BaBINI Mary BauGu CYNTHIA BRISTOL JeAN Dowpy ELLEN DUNCAN JUNE FERGUSON JANE FREED SHIRLEY GAW Officers i Members President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Epity Loprn Nancy Major Nancy Nasu PRISCILLA PopE SIDNEY SAUNDERS GALE STONE KAIGLER THORNTON ZAN VAN ANTWERP MyrTLeE WHEELER LorRINDA ROLAND CLAIRE IDE Burr KANE Nancy GRINE Mrs. RutH R. PEYTON Jupy ALEXANDER ANNE ALLING JANE BaBINI Mary BAuGH ELFRIEDA BOOKER ELIZABETH BUTT BEVERLY CARR ALICE CHANDLER MAarTHA CLAYTON Dora Mae Davis LinpA ELMSLIE NaANcyY GRINE JUNE GONZALEZ NANCY GONZALEZ Y VETTE GUTMANN te FIMEINGC ek 46 EIU be) Officers Members KATHARINE HUGHES CLAIRE IDE Burr KANE Marcia LABAGH Betty JANE LAMM Mickey LAZARUS Suge Lewis Joan LuckETT ANNE MASON Cris McCoy SHEILA McCuLLOCH Pat PENNY Mary ANNE POOLE PRISCILLA POPE JANET RATTRAY Mrs. Peyvron, ROLAND, IDE, GRINE, KANE {93 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor LoRINDA ROLAND LEE SMITH JACQUIE SPALDING GAIL TENCH Louise ‘| OWNSEND Kay VALENTINE ZAN VAN ANTWERP DEE WADDINGTON MARLENE WANKUM CoNnNIE WELCH BARBARA WILLIAMSON DorotHy WITHERS BARBARA ZISCHKAU BossBiE ZWART BARBARA O’ NEAL Jo CoLEMAN Pat PENNY PiE URNER Miss Betty KELLETT ELFRIEDA BOOKER Jo Ann BRABHAM Betty BRooK Bunny BRUNN PHYLLIS ANN BuCHANAN Betty BuRTON ScoOTTIE SUE CAUBLE Jo COLEMAN HEATHER COVELL DIANE DAVIDSON Pat DEBNAM Emmy Lou DENMEAD JUNE FERGUSON Nancy FRENCH Krk1 GERKEN KatHy HuGHEs GAIL KERWIN ile (GiLjele CILIUHs Officers Members SALLY KocH SKIPPER KORSCHGEN Suge Lewis SHEILA McCuLLocu Mary Kay Oakley BARBARA O’NEAL JAN PATTERSON Pat PENNY PRISCILLA POPE Betsy PRICE PRISCILLA PUCKETT JANET RATTRAY BETTY SCOVILL ISABEL SEIDES RAE SHARPE RutTH SHIRLEY LEE SMITH {04} President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Director JACQUIE SPALDING GALE STONE JANE SUMMERS JANE SUTHON JOAN TAYLOR LoutsE TOWNSEND Prt URNER Dorcas VIA ALICE VON SELDENECK MARLENE WANKUM ConniE WELCH Mary WELcH ANN WHITLEY Nancy WIAND HEATHER WRIGHT BospBiE ZWART Tale (CiskOuN Jo CoLEMAN Betty Brook JUNE FERGUSON. Miss Betty KELLETT Jo ANN BRABHAM Betty BRooK Mur Bostwick BuNNY BRUNN ScoTTigE SUE CAUBLE DIANE DAVIDSON JUNE FERGUSON Dixtz LANE Nancy Major Cris McCoy SHEILA McCuLLOCH Officers ae ee Members {95 } President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Director BARBARA O’NEAL JAN PATTERSON PAT PENNY PRISCILLA POPE RAE SHARPE GALE STONE LoutsE ‘TOWNSEND Dorcas VIA MARLENE WANKUM Mary WELCH Nancy WIAND SutHon, Miss SrrotH2R, Swartz, Lour, VALENTINE PleW Wee INVA PDAS 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. Members Kay VALENTINE President D. ANN LouR Secretary- Treasurer JANE SUTHON MARCIE SWARTZ Miss Eura V. StRoTHER, Sponsor { 96 } ales NVAMHICNVAL Tel CINIOIS S@NCiSIIa7 Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON Chairman HEATHER COVELL JEAN Dowpy CLAIRE IDE SuE SHOUN GatL THURMOND ZAN VAN ANTWERP ALICE VON SELDENECK Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL, Sponsor The Fairfax Hall Chapter of the National Honor Society stimulates the de- velopment of this organization’s basicideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It lends a strengthening and unifying spirit of honor to student life. Van ANTWERP, VON SELDENECK, SHOUN, Miss GAMBRILL, Dowby, CovELL, T'HURMOND, WILLIAMSON ens Plas oul AEE KC JV KOREA INKOUN| BOANED Officers ALICE: VON SELDENECK © =. welt ae ee ee Pr esiaert BARBARA © NEAL «30 = @ eee se ee ee ee teeebrestdent GristMeCove ri sets en ree, ce ee an ee Secretary Mary WELCH ee a ge Ae ee ea. . Treasurer BETTY, BROOK? aCe ot re a Porpoise Club PAULAIDERNSTEING © on 4) eaten oe . . . President of Dance Club DANN) LOHR many A peer eee ee ie aris of Boots and Saddle Club Miss ELEANOR RosE Miss Joan Katz (2. Ge Ga tarps Xe eoumeane Ree Sponsors BERNSTEIN, McCoy, Miss Rose, O’NEAL, BROOK. Dowpy, WELCH Seated: VON SELDENECK { 100 } PauLA BERNSTEIN Lippy BootH SELMA BRENNER BETTY BROOK Lippy Butt SuE CANNADAY Brx1E CARR Jo CoLEMAN HEATHER COVELL BETTY Cox Dora Mae Davis Emmy Lou DENMEAD FRANCIE DENMEAD JEAN Dowpy ELLEN DUNCAN SHIRLEY GAW Nancy GRINE Doris HAGERS ELEANOR HATCH KATHERINE HUGHES CLAIRE IDE Becky JOHNSON Vay JONES MickEY KAPLAN Gait KERWIN SALLY Kocu Marcia LABAGH Mickrty LAZARUS { 101 } Males alee ee oe) Gl AINE IM ENBERS Patsy LEACH D. ANN LouR Joan LuckEeTT Cris McCoy SHEILA McCu.LLocu DIANE MarTIN Nancy Nasu ConniE NORTHRIDGE Joy OLps BARBARA O’ NEAL PRIscILLA POPE J. L. Prins JANET RATTRAY ELMA ROODSCHILD SIDNEY SAUNDERS RuTH SHIRLEY SuE SHOUN JAcQuIE SPALDING SuE STEDMAN Bunny TAYLOR Gai. ‘THURMOND Louise ‘TOWNSEND SALLY TROTTER ZAN VAN ANTWERP ALICE VON SELDENECK Nancy WATERFIELD Mary WELCH GREN YOUNT Front Row: SHoun, TOWNSEND, CARR, VON SELDENECK, Hucues, WELCH, KAPLAN Back Row: Yount, CoveLt, CANNADAY, Kerwin, Brook, E. DENMEAD, PopE, VAN ANTWERP, NASH mle WINS ielCIC ey PeyAi Betty BROOK SuE CANNADAY. BrxIE CARR HEATHER COVELL Emmy Lou DENMEAD KatHyY HuGHEs MickEY KAPLAN GaiL KERWIN Nancy Nasu PrIscILLA POPE SuE SHOUN LoutsE ‘TOWNSEND ZAN VAN ANTWERP ALICE VON SELDENECK Mary WELCH ALICE VON SELDENECK Cris McCoy { JANE FREED f Miss ELEANOR ROSE { 102 } Led Le El, Captain Managers Coach THE JUNIOR VARSITY PAULA BERNSTEIN Lippy Butr Jo CoLEMAN BETTY Cox Dora Mae Davis NANCY GRINE Doris HAGERS CLAIRE IDE REBECCA JOHNSON SALLY Kocu. ANN LUTES ConNIE NORTHRIDGE BARBARA O’ NEAL J. L. Prins JANET RATTRAY SIDNEY SAUNDERS Nancy WATERFIELD NANCY GRINE Miss ELEANOR ROSE Front Row: Back Row: iO GE yee AIV —_ = Set CGE py ay ey ea Dye siarsbieisee sem esi espienl ise me) — Y Captain Coach Cox, HAceErs, BERNSTEIN, GRINE, BuTT, COLEMAN, PRINS Davis, WATERFIELD, RATTRAY, O’ NEAL, Lutes, IDE, NORTHRIDGE, JOHNSON, SAUNDERS, KocH { 103 } Front Row: Owps, DUNCAN, VON SELDENECK, CLARK, M. WILLIAMSON Back Row: Martin, Brook, HAatcu, O’ NEAL, CANNADAY THALES VAS Reo. Iya BAS Eine le eee Forwards Guards Betty Brook SuE CANNADAY DIANE MARTIN BEeTsy CLARK Joy Ops ELLEN DUNCAN BARBARA O’NEAL ELEANOR HATCH ALICE VON SELDENECK, Captain Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON Managers: Sue SHoun, Doris HAGERS Coach: Muss ELEANOR ROosE { 104 } al EeUIN ORE Ve Rollky =BASKELBALL TEAM Forwards Guards PAULA BERNSTEIN Lippy ButrT Betty Cox Jo CoLEMAN Nancy GRINE HEATHER COVELL Joan LuckeETT CLAIRE IDE SHEILA McCuLLocH MickEy KAPLAN, Captain LOUISE ‘TOWNSEND MarciA LABAGH HEATHER WRIGHT Nancy NAsH JANET RATTRAY Mary WELCH Managers: Sur SHoun, Doris HAGERS Coach: Muss ELEANOR ROSE Front Row: McCurtocn, M. Wetcu, KAPLAN, BERNSTEIN, RATTRAY Back Row: Nasu, Wricut, Cox, Luckett, GRINE, COVELL, IDE { 105 } Standing: VON SELDENECK, STONE, WANKUM, WRIGHT, F. DENMEAD, MartTIN, Kerwin, Hucurs, Swartz, BRuNN, McCuLLocH Seated: Davipson, BrisroL, LAZARUS, TOWNSEND, BROOK, COLEMAN, URNER, GONZALEZ, CARR See SS ee Officers BETTY BROOK� «04°49, ae Ge or LoOutse: DOWNSEND® “a a ec ean ee a Secretary JO COLEMANS (05°: 205) a0 2 ee ree Miss‘ ELEANOR ROsh: 025 2209) See ee ei ed ee (lee Members CYNTHIA BristTor,. Katuy HuGuHEs GALE STONE BETTY BROOK Gar Kerwin Marcie Swartz Bunny Brunn Mickey Lazarus Louse ‘TOWNSEND BrxteE CARR Diane Martin Piz URNER ; ; ALICE VON SELDENECK Jo CoLEMAN SHEILA McCu..ocn ; D D B ON MARLENE WANKUM IANE Davips AL VIDSON ARBARA EAI Mvihe Wiareon FRANCIE DENMEAD WALLER ROBERTS Mary WELcH JuNNY GONZALEZ LorinpA RoLAND HEATHER WRIGHT Properties Committee YVETTE GUTMANN Donna PETHICK JAcQuIE SPALDING { 106 } pees @ @loe AN D SAGE. CLUB Officers DIPANNG LOHR amet PenrRS ee Gio ye a ee hese, President HEMAtROGDSCHILD, «l= 2 4%. a. . . . . . . Secretary- Treasurer Mis OAND ISAT Ze ee 0m | ee ee raene lrstrictor Members Betty BEARD Betty BRooK JEAN Dowpy CLAIRE IDE VAY JONES Marcia LABAGH Donna PETHCIK LABAGH, Lour, BEARD, PETHICK, BROOK, ROODSCHILD { 107 } nts, Bye iSIGE (Col Ue PAULA BERNSTEIN Patsy LEACH Miss ELEANOR ROSE PAuLA BERNSTEIN Lippy Bootru SELMA BRENNER Betty BRooK Betty BURTON BrxtE CARR JANE FREED Officers Members MickEY KAPLAN GatL KERWIN Mickey LAZARUS Patsy LEACH DIANE MarTIN SHEILA McCuLiocu Nancy Nasu Mary WELcH Bossy ZWART { 108 } President Secretary- Treasurer Sponsor SIDNEY SAUNDERS IsABEL SEIDES RutH SHIRLEY JANE SUMMERS SALLY TROTTER ZAN VAN ANTWERP ALICE VON SELDENECK (eee VIC Maker ReoOeINTA TIN ES . College Senior . Junior Freshman Sophomore SUEACEANIWADA VaR wine SC BG tee) ears Ove @) CD camEN Memes MER chsh eae Gu we eS IGLOCEIIA Nera Sie hie Mel oust Bet ay the yg INMITOK Eas PUAN TD Orr awl ares Bao) gl gs The intramural representatives organize teams to play hockey, basketball, shuffleboard, ping pong, tennis, badminton, and swimming. The name of the class which scores the highest number of points is inscribed on the intramural plaque. CANNADAY, OLps, COLEMAN, KAPLAN { 109 } WHEELER, OLps, S.-Lewis, F. DENMEAD, LAMM, SHIRLEY, STEDMAN mre (GI cHREINIRIEAUDIEIRS Officers SUE, STEDMAN: «ss coe. ce me ee ee eieadeCrecrieaden Miss HELEN SCOTT © ea 97 ey es ee hon tor Members FRANCIE DENMEAD BETTY JANE LAMM SuE Lewis Joy OLps RuTH SHIRLEY SuE STEDMAN MyrtLe WHEELER { 110 } lue ribbor � Junior Rockettes . . . Two more points? . . . This isn’t the ‘‘ Queen of Bermuda” but it will have to do... Robin Hood or William Tell... Pep rally | ' BetH MIDYETTE RutH EDMUNDSON Mr. W. B. MIDYETTE Pappy STEINBRECHER Jupce P. B. EpmMuNpsoNn Mr. O. F. STEINBRECHER DorotHy SENSABAUGH DIANE FEREDAY Mr. J. W. RoBErtTs NAN BARNES Mr. S. F. FEREDAY R. V. M. BARNES ANN SPECK JANE SUTHON Mr. WILLIAM SHORTER Mr. C. M. Pace, Jr. IrMA WoopDARD GREN YOUNT 4 Mr. J. A. WoopArD Mr. C. G. Yount ollege Kay VALENTINE Mr. F. W. VALENTINE igh See ng eae gute SUNNY TAYLOR, President Cris McCoy, Vice-President JEAN Downy, Secretary Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON, 7 reas fr. Martin DEVEAREAU Mr. -W. R. McCoy Mr. J. S. Huspparp Mr. J. H. WILLIAMSON SANDRA BLuM ELFRIEDA BOOKER Jo Ann BRABHAM SELMA BRENNER Mr. Morton Bium Mr. J. A. BOOKER CADET JOHN JENNINGS Mr. H. H. BRENNER DorotTHy BURLESON Mr. L. F. BURLESON Berry BRook Bunny BRUNN Mr. F. W. Brook Mr. Jim DuvaL Betty BuRTON Mr. J. F. Burton FRANCES DENMEAD EVERLY CA BEvE CARR Mr. HARRELL DENMEAD Mr. W. B. Carr PATRICIA DEBNAM Mr. R. W. DEBNAM Emmy Lou DENMEAD Nancy GONZALEZ CLAIRE IDE SALLY Koc Mr, Pau GAME Mr, FRED JENKINS Lt. Cot. J. W. Kocu FRANCES DENMEAD Mr. HARRELL DENMEAD Emmy Lou DENMEAD SKIPPER KORSCHGEN Mr, Harry NAsH DrxtE LANE Patsy LEACH Nancy Major DIANE MARTIN Mr. JAMES CRAIG Mr. J. S. LEAcu Mr. C. C. Major Mr. W. E. MARTIN Gatnes Moss Joy Ops Pat PENNY MARJORIE PHILLIPS Mr. W. R. Moss CADET PHIL Brooks Mr. W. B. GATEs, SR. Mr. H. A. PHILLIPS JOAN RADEMAEKERS JANET RATTRAY SuE SHOUN SuE STEDMAN fr. W. H. RADEMAEKERS Mr. M. H. Rattray CADET FRANK SAWICKI Mr. Ep STEDMAN JANE SUMMERS ZAN VAN ANTWERP Mr. Haro.ip C HAUVIR Mr. Epwarp Moore Mary WELCH Mr. H. M. WEtcH ALICE VON SELDENECK LunsForRD LEwiIs ANN ZIMMERMAN Dr. F. B. ZIMMERMAN pin ACEW - 1é 5 Alf Cfren Yount Back Row: FRANCES DENMEAD, VAY JONES, ALICE VON SELDENECK, Mary Lewis WILLIAMSON (Maid of Honor), GREN YOUNT (Queen), SuE SHoun (Maid of Honor), JANE SUMMERS, DIANE FEREDAY, Emmy Lou DENMEAD Front Row: MyrTLE WHEELER (Page), Cr1is McCoy, BetH MipyettTeE, JEAN Dowpy, Patsy LEAcH, MILDRED Gates (Crown Bearer), s, SELMA BRENNER, MARLENE PEELER (Page) CLAIRE ROBERTSON (Train Bearer), PADDY STEINBRECHER, Joy OxLps, NAN BARNE FR Pre ar Scenes from ““THE W1zARD OF Oz”’ Dairfa v Hall Gunior College ‘ Waynesbor, ‘ Vixginia Miss Shirley ampton Pianist Monday, March 3, 1952 8:15 p.m, Toceata and Fugue in D minor Bach-Br Sonata in F, K. 332 7M Allegro Adagio Allegro assai Nocturne, Op. 62, No Mazurkas, Op. Op. 7, No. Op. 41, No. (Ne 0 ONT wa no] 9 “NWN Mm Dairfax Half Junior College Waynesboro: Virginia 7 Sy Commencement aN. ecital June 2, 8:30 p.m a Polonaise, Op. 26, No. i angerous Journey Saxsece muons Anne Page Perdue xcking Chairs See ee pet Ae Diene Martin aree Chorale Preludes k eg St Eup este : J We All Believe in One True God My Soul, Now Praise Thy Moker Now Let Us Come With Singing Catherine Carey q Veux Vivre from “Romeo ond Juliet’ mmertime from “‘Porgy and Bess” Selma Brenner Patricio Penny 4 uirfar Hall Junior College eo, Vizginte Waynestor Als tte ‘Pool Pianist Monday, March 19, 1952 8:15 pm Dp Scarlactt D. Scarlara Handel Beethoven 7 17, No. + quasi Una Fantasia, Op. 77 onata a Adagio sostenuto Allegretto Presto agate 9 Etude, OP 10, No. | Chopin Emde, Op 10, No. I? Nocturne, Op. Scherzo, Op Grieg 5 Mp. 7 ata, Op. are Allegro moderato ee Se Lee Ryerson-Cle Basic Methodist Church Waynesboro, Virginia Baccalaureate Service FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE oe IMS oi a EVENTS SCHEDULE OF FOR OPENING WEEK hy. bens fy Ste The Dain CL Players present HURRICANE ISLAND ¥F Childsen’s Theatre Production (ix manuscript form ) by Rosemary Gg. Mast a Estelle Cornelia Etfiott designer director Thursday, Vow. 8, 195) 15 o'clock Dairfax chit Auditorium Date fa x Hall Junior College Waynesboro, Virginia 4 9 (= Cc Class Day CXETCULES Saturday, June 5, 11:00 am tee Laurel Chain Song Selutatory Eleanor McC leary Dedication of yearbook, “Chain and Anchors” . Mary Lou Miller College Senior Prophecy Kathryn But! utler College Senior Will Charlotte Lee J ones High School Senior Prophecy Patricia Tho a. Mas High School Senior Will Jane Kiel e Kiely Valedictory vtees - Nancy Perry At Taairfar Hall dunior College Waynesboro, Vixginia Dallas Draper Penoy —Filette Pool Pianist Monday, November 12, 1951 8:15 p.m. i Where Ker You Walk, Gran: “Semele™} Handel My Lovely Celia Munre Phillis Has Sach Charming Graces Young Old Mother Hubbard (set in the manner ol Handels Hely-Hutchinson il Aria: Fl mio tesore Crot “Dou Giovanni”) Mozart {his avia as well as dhe opera is one ef Mozart's forest Phe sen liment is such as a iovesich conrticn might deliver in solitude, bemoaning the fare that keeps lovers apart, Since Dem Ottavie has plizhted both fath and sword to Donna Vnna, nothing shall tinvart his resolve tt Brahms srahros R. Strauss R. Strauss hiigall (Nightingale) Mainache (That night in May) vgen (Pomorraw) eignung (Devouon) 1 hapsody—Op. 79, Ne. 2 Brahins E frabras arermesto—-Op. T18, No. 2 apriccin Op. Tih, No. 3 Brahnas Arlette Pook y coo bel di di Maggio (ron “Andres 1 Ciordano The Fairfax Players present ‘ Three American Comedies as a curtain raiser to International Theatre Month March | - $1], 1952 (Sf onsored by the Am rrean Nation heatre an Raery na te he , ertcan Nat. “1G: it Ad th atre d Academ y @ Panel on D Arts f ramatic Arts, U. §, National Commission for UNESCO.) ho Esteccte Cornevia Eutiom designer director Thursday, Feb. 28, 1952 8:15 o'clock Fairfax Hall Auditorium ALEXANDER, JUDY ALLING, ANNE . BaABINI, BARBARA . BABINI, JANE BairD, JANET BARNES, NAN BauGH, Mary . BEARDS. DELI. = BERNSTEIN, PAULA BLUM, SANDRA . Booker, ELFRIEDA . Bootu, Lipsy . Bostwick, Mrm1 BRABHAM, JO ANN . BRENNER, SELMA . BrisTOL, CYNTHIA Brook, BETTY . BRUNN, BUNNY . BUCHANAN, PHYLLIS Nn BurLESON, DorotuHy LEE . BurRAGE, BARBARA . Burton, BETTY Burr, Lissy] CALVERT, JEAN CANNADAY, SUE CANNON, MARGARET . Carr, BEVERLY . CARTER, JANICE . CAUBLE, SCOTTIE SUE . CHANDLER, ALICE CLARK, BETsy . 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French { 160 THE HOTEL GENERAL WAYNE Waynesboro, Virginia Modern 60 Rooms Fireproof EXCELLENT COFFEE SHOP Ww At the Southern Entrance to the SKYLINE DRIVE and SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK vee Direction: GRENOBLE Hore ts, Inc. SG Other Grenoble Hotels in Virginia: Hore. PortsMoutH, Portsmouth HorTe. Henry, Martinsville HotTet GOVERNOR TyLerR, Radford Hotei Roya, Martinsville Horer Georce WytHE, Wytheville Fairfax Hall Is supplied with milk from the EARLY DAWN CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY, Inc. PHONE 2137 FatRFAX HALL students also enjoy tasty soda fountain drinks, sandwiches, and ice cream from Early Dawn Dairy | Bar Waynesboro’s Newest REFRESHMENT CENTER Ww Phone 2192 { 161 } Compliments | of | | | GARST’S, INC. HODGES JEWELRY STORE Compliments COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF AUGUSTA THE MAN’S SHOP FURNITURE COMPANY Ww Meet your friends Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned: F. C. 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