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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1953 volume:

eg Ame? + et we FAIRFAX HALL WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA The 1953 CAIN ANCHORS ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYNESBORKO, VIRGINIA c 26 oP OOF OP Sod FOREWORD Ge DAY has come once again to Fairfax Hall, and the time has come for friends to part. As we glance through the following pages, we find some of our happiest moments. The Staff of the 1953 CHAIN AND ANCHORS hopes that this yearbook will bring each of us back to Fairfax in some of our fondest memories. CONTENTS Dedication 2 ee ee 5 Lhe Schooles a ai. sce 0 are nee 6 The Administration . . ve Boe ee ee 8 ‘Lhe hacult ven eee eee ary Uae ent ‘Lhe Gollere senior: Gl acces emi ae ane ne 16 Lhe Eight schoolssenionm Glass ia ee. eee eee ‘Lhe; Colléves) unio Glassman ss c= emcee a adate’ The-High Schools] unio Glass meee tee The High School Sophomore Class ....... 80 ThesHigh school! Ereshinan. las sees eens en 4 Organizations: 2. | ea: Spee ence ee Athletics: 200 00 ip eee ee ie Gs Features 9S sa 2 soc, leeel ie ieee ieee ame a2) May, Dayae =.= fee 2 See A ee she studenteDirectory co ae ee ee La Kaculty; Directory) cc) cee eee ee Advertisements; . 4:05. ee ee een 2 288% KHSEERE tea ¢ ee DEDICATION HE STAFF of the 1953 CHAIN AnD ANCHORS wishes to dedicate this book to Mrs. Marjorie G. Robertson. Her helpfulness and guidance have helped to make our days at Fairfax Hall happy ones and she will always have a big place in the hearts of all of us. s F-5_O aot = PFOD-DO OOO VS EA 2 3 Ss, DB, by @ The SCHOOL J 3-0 5 -C O-OW-n OFM So TIOS3O-O-OW 0D0.0— William Benjamin Gates, Sr. A.B., A.M. President Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, University of Virginia Miss Eura Vance Strother ASB s5 AeM. Dean of Students Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, Columbia University; Pennsylvania State College + epmnannnnamnencononstcsimnereemionnieeietiiais ictal sence inane oni treme sun tianenanectetin soiedoeremuetinn WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR., B.S. Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Harry Lee NasH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College Miss JOAN CHAMBERS B.F.A. Riding Ohio State University, B.F.A. Miss Betty GAMBLE A.B., M.A. English Fairfax Hall; Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, A.B.; College of William and Mary; University of Virginia, M.A. BieAS (ee Ue Dey. Miss Emity F. BRownN B.L.I. Speech and Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL A.B., A.M. Chemistry and Mathematics Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M.A.; Graduate School, Yale University Miss SHIRLEY A. CHRISTJOHN B.F.A. Art College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.F.A. Miss ETHEL RuTH GANDY HisuMsAs Flistory and Social Science Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven College, B.S.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; University of Edinburgh Miss JANIS HATHORN B.A., M.A. Spanish Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, B.A.; New York University, M.A. Miss BARBARA May A.B. English Duke University, A.B.; Graduate work, Duke University Miss THELMA Hixon B.S. Home Economics Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Miss RACHEL McCormick A.B. Biology Woman’s College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina, A.B.; Graduate work, University of Virginia FASC UE aay Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON B.M., M.M. Piano Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, B.M.:; Oberlin Conserva- tory of Music, M.M. Muss ELIZABETH NEFF A.B., M.A. French Emory and Henry College, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A.; University of Wisconsin, M.A. Miss ELIZABETH PAPPAS B.M., M.M. Piano and Organ Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Northwestern University School of Music, M.M. Muss HELEN Scott jee Secretarial Science Morris - Harvey College, B.S.; University of Michigan ils as Wile ae 355% a © pis: Fees Ce Ue lias: Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON B.M., M.M. Voice Indiana University, B.M.; Jordan Conservatory, M.M.; Private study with Mrs. Mae Graves Atkins, Chicago Miss EurA V. STROTHER A.B., A.M. Mathematics Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate wo rk, Columbia Uni- versity, Pennsylvania State College Mohanta eitetsescocticncemnesses soenniss SS aes tae Muss ELEANOR ROSE B.S. Physical Education Fairfax Hall Junior College; Wo- man’s College of the University of North Carolina, B.S. Miss MARGARET WILLIS BrAgeMinAy Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, A.B., M.A. UNITED SPAT ES Muss Nancy WILMORE A.B. FAiistory, Social Science West Virginia University, A.B.; Graduate work, Duke University Mrs. RutH H. LEMLEy Housemother Miss Mary JANE CRUTCHFIELD B.S. Librarian University of West Virginia, B.S. Mrs. RacHEL W. McCLurReE Housemother Fr Ay C°U: eles Mrs. Daisy T. MAuPIN Housekezper PieAy om cele icy, Miss Lorrie WILLIAMS SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS R.N. M.D. Nurse Physician Mrs. A. L. Mattox Miss SwANN Marks Mrs. Marjorie G. ROBERTSON | Dietitian Secretary Secretary The COLLEGE CLASS of 1953 L ANNE: MASON = 91, «Gay 4 8 OAT oni i OP rcs loan MARCIE-SWARTZ. a0) 2) nes ee Cente I Pree Prec en? PAT SEIDENGLANZ. LPs cya ge ne ee ee eee, Sec 77 Ary DORGAS VITA et Fs me Set 2 ee ee a Tr a7 clipe MissNANCY. VV LEMORES = sje he ye th eure tS 2075507, Miss WiLMorE, ANNE Mason, MARCIE SWARTZ, PAT SEIDENGLANZ, Dorcas VIA { 16 } Jean ht @ Plvect 7% WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA French Club, ’52, ’53; Co-Editor, Hall Chatter, 53; International Relations Club, °53 la) CHAIN and Se Sue iE PY aa: Cannaday r 7, ‘Towson, MARYLAND Varsity Hockey, °52; Intramural Representative, °52; Varsity Basketball, °52, °53; Hall Chatter, °52, 595) Athlétics Associations 75225655. Uresident Student Association, ?53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 753; Junior Varsity Hockey, °53; Fairfax Players, 53; May Court, 53 FAIRFAX HALL { 18 } ANCHORS = Margaret (e AMMLCH LANGLEY AIR FoRCE BASE, VIRGINIA Hall Chatter, 53 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA {19} CHAIN and i) elsy hie GE Wee STUART, VIRGINIA Treasurer, Junior Class, °52; Apple Blossom Princess, °52; Varsity Basketball, 52; President’s Council, ?52; Chairman, President’s Council, ’53; Student Association Board, ° 53; Co-Manager, Hockey Team, 7°53; Athletic Association, 7°53; May Court, 53 FRAT Ric AMXS earl AS Pay ANCHORS Kcliee: aby iin (Cm Ux ebecca awn UNM GHaAMmM b ve WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 21 } CHAIN and S ge ] ) une eee Citi e y WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Glee Club, °53 A DR EF ARS HR AginL ANCHORS VS iis Sn oe ral lke — a] SS i , «6 ee! A : een _. eM Ro +n S Nae rs eae Si Cfaye Cleance pipe Gan � e 4 � ’ . See, : —_ J Se , : CrystAL LAKE, ILLINOIS Fairfax Players, ’53; Hall Chatter, °53; ENS orl Relations Club, 53; May Court, °5 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA {23} Karbaca West tack of NEw BriTAIN, CONNECTICUT Boots and Saddle Club, °52, °53; Athletic Asso- Clation, °53 FoA: CREE ASX SEAS iat { 24 } CHAIN and ANUHORS LEE ( CbATe Jane Liars Y PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Warsity Basketball= 52- 253° Hall, Chatter 2. 53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °52, °53; Athletic Association, ’92, °53; Porpoise Club, ’53; Intramural Repre- sentative, 53 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 25 } CHAIN and asia agent Y ATCLA j ean c a agit d WILKEs-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA Chom, 50): Glees Club 9250 aay aan Ge Ue French Club, ’50, ’51, °52; Secretary, French Club, 51; Varsity Tennis, °51; Student Association, Ohe52, “25; Junior) Varsity� Lockey = 919i nter- national Relations Club, °51; Riding Club, °50, ’51, °53; Hall Chatter, ’51, °53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS, D1, °53; Athletic Associationy7 5199 52797535) |unior Varsity Basketball, °52, ’53; Boots and Saddle Club, ’51, 52, °53; Varsity Hockey, ’53; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °53 FUACT R-EAGX as EAR Eas { 26 } ANCHORS Z, ) Helly Jane amm Witson, NortTH CAROLINA Cheerleader, °52, °53; Head Cheerleader, °53; All Chatter, °52, ?53; President, Choir, °53; Vice- President, Glee Club, °53; Treasurer, Dance Club, 53; Athletic Association, °53; May Court, te) WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 27 } UI ee ily. Jb Vs acgarel Ge and ey 2 ale y ROANOKE, ALABAMA Hall Chatter, °52; Co-Editor, Hall Chatter, °53; Cheerleader, °53; Fairfax Players, 53: Athletic Association, °53 He Av ROE Axes He Aina CHAIN and ANCHORS 2 ie ¢ y: Py yacbata CULSE ovegrove Cc « = ( oA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Hall Chatter Staff, °53; Library Assistant, 52, °53 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CHAIN and Yoh eles de tWUSOWU _ ASCH 7 PocoMOKE Ciry, MARYLAND French Club, °52; Vice-President, Student As- sociation, °53; President, Senior Class, ’53; Class Representative, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °53; Hall Chatter, °53; House President of Senior Dorm, 99; Fairiax’ Players)53 EAS TRE AR Xie LAS re { 30 } ANCHORS PD ) Barbara Kock (ke eli ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA President, Junior Class, °52; Vice-President, Ath- letic Association, 52; President, Glee Club, 52, Pom Choir 52,0755. all Chatter. 52.6 55= Junior Varsity tlockey. 0225955 Porpoise Club, 52;.7°53; Varsity Basketball, °52, °53; President, Athletic Association, °53; Captain, Junior Varsity Hockey, °53; CHAIN AND ANcHOoRS, 753; Student Asso- ciation Board, °53; Fairfax Players, °53 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA {31} CHAIN and “a ee Pa tr LcLa Seideng if Ass oh DALLAS, ‘TEXAS Secretary, Junior Class, °52; President’s Council, 52, (005, Hall) Chalten, “52, 253. eCcretaty, Senior Class, °53; Co-Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 753; Athletic Association, °53; May Court, °53 FAIRFAX HALL { 32 } ANCHORS 4 AE = eee Swart; y TEANECK, NEW JERSEY Athletic Association, 52, 53; Porpoise Club, °52, 33; President, Porpoise Club, °53; Phi Theta Kappa, 2, 99;President, Phil heta Kappa,’ 53; Vice-President, Athletic Association, °53; Junior Varsity Hockey, 53; Vice-President, Senior Class, °53; Hall Chatter, 53; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °53; Manager, Basketball, °53; May Court, °53 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 33 } CHAIN and fat Ly euch 7 LYNDHURST, VIRGINIA Hall Chatter, °52; Co-Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS. 53; Student Association Board, 53 HAST Roi AS Xe HAS ele 1 34 } ANCHORS ares ee ne a] La rf COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Choir, 52, ’53; Glee Club, 52, 53 Treasurer. Senior Class, 53; Treasurer, Glee Club, °53: Treasurer, Choir, ’53; Fairfax Players, °53 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA {35} CHAIN and lay, Clarets a ey, CANOCT tand 7 MERION, PENNSYLVANIA Choir, 752, 753; Glee Club, °52, ’53; Hall Chatter, FAIRFAX HAIL ANCHORS We uth ENE ey 1933 - 1952 Iu Memoriam Ruth Shirley had been a student at Fairfax Hall since September, 1950, and planned to return last fall for her senior year in college. While at Fairfax she had been a member of the Student Association, the Dance Club, the Hall Chatter Staff, the Glee Club, and Athletic Association, and was a Cheer- leader . Ruth will never be forgotten by her many friends, and her memory will always linger here at Fair- fax Hall. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA {37} THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the College ee Ahr oe We, the College Senior Class, being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby will and bequeath the following on this sixth day of June, 1953: To Miss Wilmore, our sponsor and housemother, we leave the hall at 10:30 p.m., pitch black, because, “It is just about that time.” I, Marcie Swartz, do hereby will and bequeath to the college Juniors, the lounge, in hopes that they have as much fun there as I have had. I, Margaret Lane, being of sound mind and little sense, will my late Saturday night calls to Martha Terranella, in hopes that she will enjoy them as much as I have. I, B. J. Lamm, being of warped mind and disfigured body, do hereby will and bequeath to Gleta Bell the ability to pass English with a 99 average, in hopes that she will make ‘‘Ten Pens.” I, El Hatch, as per usual, will my M. Q. M. ability to Wissie Mumma, in hopes that she will be able to uphold my standards. I, Betsy Clark, will to Mary Welch my ability to stay out of the infirmary until she drops with exhaustion. I, Anne Mason, do hereby will and bequeath to Selma Brenner my ability to sleep soundly in a room full of noisy people. I, Sue Cannaday, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Jane Parlin the Cadet Major from Fishburne next year, and hope she has as good luck as I had. I, Barbara O’Neal, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to eat a lot and stay skinny to Jean Poole and Adrienne Scholl. I, Pat Seidenglanz, will to Sonia Castillo my ability to speak Spanish, in hopes that she will do as well as I do. I, Nancy Wiand, will my last place in the alphabet to Mary Ann Yount and to Mary Welch my job as postmaster. I, Barbara Hart, will my ability to forget things to Nancy Hilliard. I, June Ehrhardt, will my ability to stay on a diet to Kathy Schoonmaker. Let’s keep up the tradition! I, Dorcas Ann Via, will and bequeath to Georgia Hawley my ability to talk to Fishburne on the telephone without an argument. I, Marcia Labagh, do hereby will and bequeath to “Boop” Beard my ability to build jumps out of a little wire, string, glue, and chewing gum. I, Margie Cannon, do hereby will and bequeath to Claire Bateman my ability to speak with a Southern accent. I, Jean Calvert, do will and bequeath to Adrienne Scholl, my off-campus privileges as she is always on Campus. I, Gail Tench, do will and bequeath my ability to get blonde hair on dark blue suits to Martha Miles, in hopes that she won’t have to leave her desert island. I, Gaye Hansberry, do will and bequeath to Ann McNew my ability to understand jazz. I, Dawn Cunningham, do will and bequeath my car to next year’s Seniors, provided that they leave the keys with Miss Strother. I, Bobby Lou Lovegrove, do will and bequeath my pony tail to all of those who are still wear- ing bunny fuzz. { 38 } PROPHECY of the College Ve cies t oe) June 6, 1973 Dear Miss STROTHER: We were very sorry that you could not be present at the Reunion of the Class of 1953 which was held at the General Wayne Hotel in Waynesboro last week. It was really a gala affair with every girl in the class there. Since you could not be present we decided to write you a note to bring you up to date on the latest doings of all the gals. Betsy CLARK, who is now the first woman Senator from the state of Virginia, told us all about her exciting tour of China. Senator Clark was sent to the Far East to settle the many recurring strikes among the rickshaw boys—and she returned quite successful. The former Sue Cannapay did not have far to travel as her husband is the Commandant of Fishburne Military School. Sue is very active now in the social life of Waynesboro. She spends her week ends chaperoning the girls from Fairfax and her free evenings are spent teaching ping-pong to the cadets. We learn from Marcaret Lane that she is still pinned to her Phi Delt. She has a very interesting job as the head of the Ad- vertising Department of Froshin’s Department Store in Alexander City, Alabama. After graduation from our Alma Mater, Margaret spent several months on tour with Fred Waring and his Glee Club and saw a great deal of the country before accepting her present job. ELEANOR Hartcu, the former “‘ Ladybug,” is now attending Pinke rton Business College on an athletic scholarship. El is sporting a beautiful diamond and she informed us that she has announced her engagement in the Roanoke Times for the fourth time. Pat SEIDENGLANZ and her husband drove up in their baby blue Cadillac with the Texas license plates. They were quite excited over having just discovered an oil well in their back yard. They could not stay long as Dr. Seidenglanz was on her way to a medical convention in New York. She was very proud of her husband’s new title, ‘‘ Mr. Sharpshooter of 1973.” Nancy Wianp has taken her exams and is now a Certified Public Accountant. She is seriously considering teaching Accounting at Lower Merion High School. When we talked with her she told us about her latest fight with Fred but we are sure that they will get everything straightened out in due time. Gaye Hansserry and her husband and their four children arrived in a great rush, having been unable to secure a baby-sitter at the last minute. It was quite obvious that Gaye is very proud of her husband, who is Admiral of the Fleet, and he doesn’t look any the worse after several years of Gaye’s cooking. Marcie Swartz has finally landed a job as airline hostess and she has the run between Teaneck, New Jersey, and Chestertown, Maryland. She said that she still gets a funny feeling every time she flies over Wilmington, Delaware. We noticed a book tucked under her arm entitled, How to Learn Duck Hunting in Six Easy Lessons,” but she never did reveal any reason for carrying this around with her. Barpara O’Neat has just broken up with her latest boy friend and she confided that she is seriously considering writing to Paul. We wonder what he will think after a twenty-year silence but Barbie can be very convincing about why she didn’t write. ANNE Mason, The Insipid One, has conferred more honors on the old class. It seems that she has just completed her grueling swim of the Chesapeake Bay from Pocomoke City to Baltimore. There was a great deal of talk that she may try the English Channel next. BARBARA Harr told us of her plans for a fall wedding which is going to be quite unique, since it is to be held on a fishing boat. The wedding will follow her return from the hospital where, at last, her tonsils will be a thing of the past. June Exruarpt told us with slight embarrassment of her recent debut at Carnegie Hall. It seems that she forgot her music right in the middle of a piece she was playing but she recovered quite well with a few choice phrases such as ‘‘ Well, disgust!” With this she walked off the stage and returned with her music and finished the concert uneventfully. MarcGaret Cannon told us of her plans for leaving for Wiesbaden, Germany, where she will take the position of first Woman M. P. for the United States. Her parting words were, “If my mother doesn’t hurry and send my check, I’ll never make it.” Dorcas Via is now running a Beauty Clinic and is experimenting with a new drug that will make you gain weight. As for her love life she is still trying to decide whether her old Fishburne friend has any definite plans for the future. The former B. J. Lam and her husband stopped off for a few minutes. He is now playing professional football with the Wilson Terrors and she is head cheerleader for the team. Their little boy is water boy and the little girl is the team mascot. Marcia LaBaGu, who just returned from Madison Square Garden where she received top honors in the horse show, is teaching riding at our Alma Mater. J AN Catvert, teacher of Mathematics at the University of North Carolina, was telling us about her trouble teaching Calculus to her students. Outside of that she really enjoys her job. We found Dawn Cunnincua« still in Waynesboro working at DuPont. She commented that she had just broken the world record in shorthand and is taking two hundred fifty words a minute. Gait Tencu, who is Chairman of the National Flower Society, is still living in Waynesboro and is quite busy working on her new breed of roses. Bossy Lou Lovecrove, who had just returned from New York, arrived in her latest creation. She is quite a successful gown designer and is making a trip to the Convention of Designers in Paris. We ended our evening talking about our happy times at Fairfax. We hope that you will be able to be with us at our next Reunion. Sincerely yours, MarcizE SwArRtTz. 1.39 } The HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1953 L GAL? FHURMOND, “a-e). es ee ee escent SALLY }[ ROTTER: aia eet ee ee esr ideric FRANGES, RIGKS 9 “=. ¢. oye eee ree ee ES CCE LE AT 9 NANGY GRINED 2355) ee ee ee ee e717 67, Miss EURA STROTHER 2 ice c, mc sne meaty os eee tre SS 017507, Gait THURMOND, SALLY TROTTER, Miss STROTHER, FRANCES Ricks, NANCY GRINE { 40 } ( a IIR Whee Jane Cbeee Kabini b Douc.tasTon, L. I., NEw York French Club, ’52; Boots and Saddle Club, (526-55 seRiding Club.-53;3) lreasurer, Boots Judith a Bop? eee and Saddle Club, °53; Athletic Association, etay Dime bn : . 5 Remsensure, L. I., New York 52, °53; International Relations Club, 53 French Club, 52; Hall Chatter Staff, 753 THE HIGH Sie Hess [7 oo HINGE Oo Res 2D : Pau “a ine Bernstein ATHENS, GEORGIA Glee Club, 507% Digs Dances@lube 505-51. roe, os President, Dance. Giubecoe . Laun Club, 50,8 25 spanish Glub ge o7 ames International Relations Club, °53; Junior Varsity Hockey, °52, 53; Junior Varsity Basketball, °52, °53; Secretary, Sophomore Class; 751; “Secretary {Junior Glass. 52 - Secretary, Student Association, °53; In- tramurals, ’50, °51; Riding Club, ’50; Cheer- leaderm3:5135 President's. Council aso? ao. May Court, °53 THE HIGH SSO TOs: SHON TO Res { 42 } es?) £ yt otf ' ad, ri 2 « é a “ = x ‘ = = wT o - ad 4 w 2 a q f ¢ ¢ § 6 = S o % —_ � 4 é é « fs iD, : 2; erin EST e Sostwick New York, NEw YorK Glee Club, 52; Choir, ’52, ?53; International Relations Club, 53; “Art ‘Club,. 533) Hall Chatter Staff, °53; Intramurals, °53; Fairfax Players, 53 2 ) Zs Barbara eee Aurcage SouTH Boston, VirGINIA Vem) Ver Cems m OU let airtax blayers,« 52.0 -93°% Secretary-Treasurer, Fairfax Players, °53; International Relations Club, °53; Art Club, 53; Hall Chatter Staff, ?53; Intramurals, 50, °52; May Court, ’53 { 43 } Hora Elizabeth Kull ELKINS, WEsT VIRGINIA Junior Varsity Hockey, °52; Varsity Hockey, 53; Junior Varsity Basketball, °52, 7°53; Riding Club, °53; International Relations Club, 53; Athletic Association, °52, 53; Ten Pens, 752, °53: French Club, °52: Glee Cinb meme tial) | Gatiere tall woe wNatlonal Honor Society, °53 DH ESL GH Se CeHEOr OF L S ENGL Oss | Bak es Janice Cacler b JOHNSON City, TENNESSEE Spanish Club, 52, °53; International Re- 2 lations Club, °53 Pauline € heen hes ALLENTOW N, PENNSYLVANIA French Club, °53; International Relations Club, “33; Riding Cluby-53 Glee Clabe 53 THE HIGH 5 CeHEOrOul S EON LORS Mind eae =! alt Claylon PLAINFIELD, NEw JERSEY International Relations Club, °53 ahh I Goal MaArRYDEL, DELAWARE Junior Varsity Hockey, °51, °53; Varsity Hockey, °52; Junior Varsity Basketball, 751, Por inicinus Gluiie olen Glees Glue. 5 lau oe Choir, °51; Latin Club, 51; Spanish Club, 2m. international Relations: Clubs: ol: President, International Relations Club, °53; Ten Pens, 51, °52; National Honor Society, 52; President, National Honor Society, 53; Treasurer, Student Association, °53; Vice- President, Sophomore Class, °51; Intra- murals, 751, °52; May Court, 53 THE HIGH iA Ge deh (OPA, SEN LOTS ‘ere! ia) G TOCRET CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Spanish Club, 52, °53 THE HIGH SG HeOsOak HeNG TO ones { 46 } Jo Jt we Darlinglon MARSHALL, VIRGINIA . ’ 7) Virgin la Ba), 1 ALEXANDER City, ALABAMA Panne Club. 53; ; International Relations Club, ’53 4:47 | eee Carolyn el) Hollis, L. I., New York THE HIGH SE Gel Oc Or 5 EN LOPRsS A Jame ft A A = Linda ad LAB, Cc felis FELTON, ORIENTE, CUBA French Club, 51; Spanish Club, 53; Inter- national Relations Club, °53; Home Eco- nomics Club, °53; Hall Chatter Staff, °53; National Honor Society, °53 THE HIGH Sr Oe Om Saba LLORES { 48 } = June Johnston Cfonzale; CENTRAL JARONU, CAMAGUEY, CUBA Athletic Association, °53; Porpoise Club, °53; Secretary-Treasurer, National Honor Society, 53; French Club, ’52; Spanish Club, ’53; International Relations Club, °53; May Court, 753 ( SF phy Nancy ane Cfrine TARENTUM, PENNSYLVANIA Hockey [eam 52,9453 Captain, Junior Varsity, °52; Basketball, °52; President’s Council, 52, °53; Student Association Board, 53; Athletic Association, °52, °53; National Honor Society, 53; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, °53; Vice-President, Junior Class, 52; Treasurer, Senior Class, °53; French Club, (92, 5o5 l reasurer,- French. Club; ?52: May @ourt,- Cc SS : Nh wel oe Hbagers 0 St. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Hockey Team, 52, ’53; Athletic Association, 52, °53; Basketball Manager, °52; Inter- national Relations Club, °53; Intramurals, °5? THE HIGH or Ge laOvOr SNe Otntes Sue Hayhow 0 : Hillsdale, Michigan Mile Jane Cllen ¢c ays b 0 WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY Hockey Team, °53; Basketball Team, 53; International Relations Club, °53 THE HIGH ee Godal LOTUS ae SENIORS Keathaern e cally me Hughes NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Varsity Hockey, 52; Junior Varsity, 753; Horposer Gib. 252.0 5o-elrenchy Club, 752; os elniramurals.s. 52, 753 “international Relations, Club; 253% Glee Club, 752 -Ath- letic Association, 752, ?53 VW, on 74 : je ; AT{OTLE fLyryan dane KuSHEQUA, PENNSYLVANIA Secretary, French Club, °52; President, French Club, °53 THE HIGH Se Gat. OOsl Srl Net Oh ee Z) WA ; Cjail Sennett Keen WASHINGTON, D. C. Glee Club, ’52, 53; Choir, 53; Dance Club, °52. °53: ‘tAthdet é Association, 752, °53; Athletic Association Board, 53; Treasurer, Athletic, Association, °53; Varsity Hockey, °52; Cheerleader, °53; Porpoise Club, °52, °53; Intramurals, ?53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Stat, °53 -May Court,7 59 THE HIGH se GL eC Sst NUL ORS { 52 } Vi Cfwynne wa Kolt GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Latin Club, Club, °53; International Relations 53: Glee Club, ’53; Porpoise Club, Oo Soils Ee ue Cath eee Lop PAWLING, NEw YORK ere Latin Club, 7°52, 53; International Re- Sue C. Lewis lations Club, 53 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA (ecw Iie) omeeO hrencn-— Cilia. 52: Gheerleaders 52+) Dance Club; 53% Athletic Association, °53; Intramurals, ’52, ’53 THE HIGH aCe He OeOr I: SENIORS {53 } Srediton I oii Kar TATA ee ann .G v LAWRENCE, L. I., NEw YORK Glee Club. 24532 French 1Club,2 53; Inter- national Relations Club, °53; Riding Club, ibo'S) THE HIGH S.Ge He OsOer SENIORS Jacqueline eee = iat e Lima, PERU Spanish Club, °52, 53; Treasurer, Spanish Club, 52; Secretary, Spanish Club, 53; Porpoise Club, 53; ‘Treasurer, Porpoise Club, ?53- President’s. Council, 53; Art Club, 53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °53; May Queen, eee) (onlena elie =4 Vien BINGHAMTON, NEw YorK Spanish Club, °52, °53; International Re- lations Club, °52, °53 f ce hae Vs , | Sandra Claine MWlecnick BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Basketball, °53 THE HIGH SEGansOcOeL See NeL Osha {.55 } Judy pill SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA Glee Club, 753; Art Club, 753; International Relations Club, °53 deb Eee Ge So He Ou Oe , S NL ORS { 56 } Peiscil [ a Pree: p- é Duxsury, MAssACHUSETTS Varsity Hockey, °51, °52, °53; Junior Varsity Basketball, ’51; Riding Club, ’51; Glee Club, al Ve b2eaan d's CHO ee bee ee cen 1Cee President, International Relations Club, °53; Latin, Glob. 5192525 French: Globe .52 asp oe Athletic Association, °51, °52, 753; Student Association Board, 51, °53; Fairfax Players, 4916) (7 Pr BA? ul ey Macy Sind ae a P tt So Ze, alnon FRIENDSHIP, WISCONSIN orm - 7 : . —Z =rances e ontse Wicks ia C. A., °50; Secretary-Treasurer, P) . Mount Otive, Nortu CAROLINA Freshman Class, °50; Treasurer, Sophomore Glassses li Satin Chub, 50,)- 1e ppanish = Club, 52, ’53; International Relations Club, Boots and Saddle Club, °52; Secretary, Boots °51; Intramurals, ’50, °51 and Saddle Club, 53; Spanish Club, 752, woo Vice-President,, spanish Club, 753; Riding Club, ’53; Athletic Association, °53; Secretary, Senior Class, °53 THE HIGH Se CeHeQOlTORL Se eNeL OFS {57 } = WY bel Ze Fy Woopme_ergE, L. I., NEw York Dance Club, 752; President, Dance Club, 299; Internationalm Relations. Giib.w 4; L Ss | Athletic Association, °53; Athletic Asso- ce mSmitn ciation” Board, 75375 Intramurals 52.625). Troy, NorTH CAROLINA Archers 92,750) Glce Gly 2e5o Calor ro pegs’ Internatiodal Relavone Clatass CG lexataet fo2 French (Giib, 752) Arc Glubeeos TWEE oH Stee ORL SENIORS {58 } fs Jacquelyn Dpa lding CHAPPAQUA, NEW YORK of Glee Club, °52, °53; International Relations Club, °53= Athletic Association; °52, “53: Athletic Association Board, °52, 53; Riding , VIRGINIA Club, 753; French� Club, 52; °53 . Student yf Association Board, ’53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Stalf, =o el nteamuralse 52.929 Fj oe Dance Club, “53; International Relations Chub, 53 THE HIGH See Hae Ons 1 Sa LOS Ca FL Shum on di ATHENS, GEORGIA President. of Glass 25037517 “52. 5558 ntra- mural Representative, °51; President’s Coun- e150, 2d en 258 a a LUC en Association Board, “ .3) lreasurers ,Catine Clits ot. Vice-President, Spanish Club, 52; President, Spanish Club, °53; National Honor Society, WZ Hoc CMP GUS tlm ewok econ culiti: 50; Porpoise Club, ?53; Athletic Association, SN oy Pe ea olalrar at OliteR eo VALE. ZN OUR Vian eA cOurL aes: THE HIGH Geo OLOeE = EeN DORs { 60 } eu c CVine= We eo) UCT HAMPTON, VIRGINIA b) Junior Varsity Hockey, °52; CHAIN AND AncuHors Staff, °53; Intramurals, 52 de : f p-outse Cwnsene WAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Junior Varsity Hockey, °51, °52; Varsity Hockey, °53; Junior Varsity Basketball, Piao Porpowe Club. 527.53. Riding Club 5126555 Bootseand saddle Club, 753; Mirai alse 25 ose atin. Clipe Ls French Club, °52, °53; International Re- lations. © lube iy oo WGlee- Glub, S15 52, Poem NOIee Dleeeo2e oo a ATte Clubye 03s Secretary, Athletic Association, 53; Vice- President, Freshman Class, 751; Student Association, °52; Tennis, 51; May Court, 53 | Sally Jane “Jeotter 7 = e CINCINNATI, OHIO Vice-President, Senior Class, 53; Dance Club, °51, °52, °53; International Relations Club, ’51; Athletic Association, ’52, °53; Art Club, 53; Intramurals, 51; May Court, °53 (CH Ee rt G S27 Gu lLiecs el Se HeNELOTRES Zz Mary =—7tances bere: 0 BLuE RipGE SuMMiT, PENNSYLVANIA Porpoise Club, °52, °53; Fairfax Players, °52; Vice-President, Fairfax Players, °53; Treas- urer, Junior Class, 52; Student Association Board, ’53; Athletic Association, °53; Na- tional Honor Society, ’53; Spanish Club, 52; ‘Treasurer, Spanish Club, 53;9Art Clubyeo3: Treasurer, Glee Club, °52; International Relations Club, ?53; May Court, 53 THE HIGH Set eOs Ot S-raNeeOs hes { 62 } Melinda “Wabberson HAMLET, NORTH CAROLINA DatimiClubso3 Sicteers lies BROOKLYN, NEw York International Relations Club, °53; Hall Chatter Staff, °53; Glee Club, °53; Fairfax Players, 205 { 63 } din Sodl “LyaAtvdta pese tRdAu (e 0 TURTLE CREEK, PENNSYLVANIA BrencheClups 52) coo Art) @lub:) 55;.Glee Club, 753 THE HIGH SaCeeOeOeL Si HoN WO Re THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the High ihe! AS Giee 2G We, the High School Seniors, wish to leave behind a few things we have cherished during our years at Fairfax Hall. Now that we are all gathered together and the underclassmen wait with high hopes to hear the final outcome, we shall disclose the final wishes of the Senior Class. ARTICLE I We wish to bequeath to Fairfax Hall our gratitude for the wonderful times we have had and we hope that when we come back, and we will come back, some of the gaiety and laughter that were here during these years will still linger in the halls to remind us of our years together. We wish to bequeath to Mr. and Mrs. Gates our love and appreciation. We wish to will to the faculty members our sincere hopes that they never again will have a class that was so difficult in the classrooms. To Miss Gamble, whose patience has excelled all others, we leave our best wishes for the coming years. To Miss Strother, who has had such a great responsibility in caring for us, we give driving permits from all the states represented here and invite her to come and visit each of us. We will to the Junior Class one more wonderful year at Fairfax and hope that they will live up to Miss Strother’s expectations and succeed in gaining the new spring privilege. ARTICLE II I, Judy Alexander, being of very tired mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Laura Leach that scenic cab ride from Waynesboro to Charlottesville, in hopes that she will some day learn to appreciate the scenery; and to Betz Ward many more of those wonderful week-ends at northern colleges. I, Jane Babini, being of fairly sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath my seat at the bridge table to Libby Booth and hope that she will be there faithfully every night from 9:15 to 10:00; and to Boop Beard I leave my undying love for sardines. I, Paula Bernstein, being of weak and sentimental heart, do hereby will all the fun and good times I’ve had at Fairfax to all the underclassmen, especially Mickey Kaplan, who I know will miss Fairfax when she leaves, as much as I am going to do. I, Mimi Bostwick, being of nonexistent mind, do hereby will and bequeath Dickie Booker’s ring back to him in hopes that he’ll take better care of it next time; and to Sylvia Watson goes my ability to know better. I, Barbara Burrage, being of no mind, leave my ability in English and my seat in study hall to Armantine Leggett. I, Elizabeth Butt, being of cold body and frigid mind, do leave my icebox of a room to Arman- tine Leggett, in hopes that she will prove a better Eskimo than I have been. I, Janice Carter, being Tennessee born and bred, leave Piedmont Airlines to Carole Ely, in hopes that she can make better connections than I did, and to Mary Lib Thomas, a bottle of Airwick for that ride on the ‘‘Tennessean.”’ { 64 } I, Polly Clarenbach, being of sound mind and good health, do hereby will and bequeath the second bed from the left in the infirmary and a pair of slightly used crutches to any poor Junior as susceptible as I am to missing steps and catching cold bugs. I, Martha Clayton, being of little mind, do hereby will and bequeath my love for A. M. A. cadets to Connie. I, Heather Covell, solemnly bequeath the much-coveted package of ‘“Tintair” which Alice von Seldeneck willed to me last year, to Dora Mae Davis, in case she goes to Virginia Beach again. I, Carol Crooker, being of somewhat chimerical state of mind, do willingly bequeath my petiteness, horror of Crosleys and blind dates, to Jean Poole and hope that she, as I, will keep smiling when asked by Miss Crutchfield to reach for the books on the top shelf. I, Jo Anne Darlington, being of supposedly sound mind, do hereby will to Mary Laura Leach my many exciting week ends. I, Virginia Dillon, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my lovely Southern drawl to anyone who might be able to survive the teasing of the Yankee Doodles through a full year, as I have managed to do. I, Barbara Druhl, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Jane Alexander all my wide-brimmed hats and future trips up the stairs from Faxette and also all the money that I’ve eaten up this year. To Anita Kirkpatrick I leave the ““Three Musketeers” in hopes that she will be good to them. I, Linda Elmslie, being of indifferent mind and deformed body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to obtain dates from the various military schools in the vicinity to Sylvia Watson, in hopes that she will thereby overcome that “‘left-out’’ feeling. I, Junny Gonzalez, being of sound mind and frail body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to dance the “Cuban Mambo” to Mary Laura Leach, in hopes that she will entertain and teach the gals next year in my place. I, Nancy Grine, being of slightly feeble mind, do this day leave my ability to speak fractured French to “B. D.’”’ Darden in hopes that she will understand what is said in class better than I did! I, Doris Irene Hagers, hereby will and bequeath my long-awaited week ends and clothes for the occasions to Rose Klevansky in hopes that she will enjoy them as I have. I, Sue Hayhow, do hereby will and bequeath my many trips to the third floor to anyone who takes a liking to the Junior Class, and feels she wants the exercise. I, Lissy Hays, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Ellen Duncan my furniture polish and cheese nabs; and to “B. D.” Darden and Ellen, the mouse inhabitant of room 127. I, Katharine Anne Hughes, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath one large armchair to Chris Goetz, so that she will have some place to put her clothes; and in hopes that her roommates survive the year better than I did. I, Buff Kane, do hereby will and bequeath my face and figure to the girl who thinks it’s only skin-deep. I, Gail Bennett Kerwin, in ragged body and practically no mind at all, do leave my A’s in Senior English to Betsy Ward, in hopes that she will not do any worse than I did. I, Gwynne Kott, a dejected student, bequeath my overflowing knowledge of Home Economics to Miss Hixon; and my ample time to Mrs. Lemley. I, Sue Lewis, being not of sound mind by this time, do will and bequeath the nerve-racking procedure of dating the cadets to my roommate, Gini Stillman; and to Mrs. Lemley, with a prayer on my lips, I leave Gini. I, Edith Lopin, in unsound body and queer mind, leave to Mrs. Lemley a pair of sponge rubber bedroom slippers; and to Mollie Peebles I leave my place at mail call so that she won’t have to exert any special energy. { 65 } I, Barbara Mann, will and bequeath to Miss Robinson my folded hands when I sing, in hopes that she will use them as successfully as I have, and also two tickets for my first Broadway show. I, Jacquie Martinto, leave Fairfax Hall a Spanish heart for Fishburne, S. M. A., and A. M. A. I, Carlena Matthews, in a somewhat confused state of mind, and with yellow hands, do hereby will and bequeath my extraordinary ability in Chemistry class to all those planning to struggle through it next year, in hopes that they will have as much fun with H,O as I did. I, Sandra Mernick, being of feeble mind and little body, leave the following: to ““B. D.” my ability to diet; to Jane, Ellen, Laura, and Anita, a box of Social Tea Biscuits which they always seem to enjoy. I, Judy Pell, being of non-artistic mind, leave my seat in the Art Studio to a more talented Rembrandt. I, Priscilla Pope, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to play hockey to Adrienne Scholl in the hope that she also may make the All-State Hockey ‘Team. I, Frances Ricks, being incapable of retaining book sense but capable of making a grand slam, do leave my bridge place to Sylvia Watson in hopes that she will continue to display the good old Fairfax finesse. I, Ruth Sanderson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my quiet manner to Barbara Darden. I, Isabel Seides, do will and bequeath that one hectic week of phoning and my love for A. M. A. to Chris Goetz. I, Lee Smith, with absolutely no mind or waist, do leave my small waist to Julie Sharp and my knowledge of peroxide to Sue McGee, but not even Ann Lutes can have my love for A. M. A. and Carolina. I, Betty Snead, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to dance to Armantine Leggett. I, Jacquie Spalding, do will and bequeath room 111 to Libby Booth and Sheila McCulloch, in hopes that they may charge 50c per person to those students who occupy the famous window, waiting for the Fishburne and Staunton cadets. I, Gail Thurmond, with tearful eye and broken heart, do hereby will and bequeath my motto, ‘‘Never trust a man,’’ to Sue McGee in hopes that she will abide by it to the utmost of her ability. I, Eva Mae Tignor, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my space at mail call to anyone who thinks she can carry the armful of mail to the smoker. I, Weezie Townsend, being of rather unsound mind, do hereby will and bequeath to my room- mate, Chris Goetz, my ability to pass all my exams and graduate without cracking a book, in hopes that she will be as lucky as I have been all these years. I, Sally Jane Trotter, with heavy heart and tearful eye, do hereby will and bequeath the title of “Queen Bee” and love for Fishburne cadets to Chris Goetz, in hopes that she can have as much of a party as I did. I, Pie Urner, being of feeble mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to endure with placidity to ““Boop”’ Beard, in hopes that it will carry her safely through third-year Spanish. I, Melinda Wabberson, with a heavy heart, leave Latin 4 to Ellen Duncan. I, Victoria Walker, being of weak mind, strong heart, and tired eyes, do will and bequeath my ability to study after lights out and get caught to the new occupants of room 104, and my stock in the coke machine to Anne Oéesau. I, Barbara Zischkau, do hereby sadly will and bequeath my usual pie and coffee at the Squthern to Mollie Peebles. { 66 } At igh Sheil! Bs Prophecy Se Jury, 1963. The Senior Class Reunion was in full swing when we arrived at our alma mater. Jupy PEL, who is now teaching Algebra, met us at the door with an offer to guide our tour of the modernized Fairfax Hall. The new Social Dean, SALLY Trotter, had been responsible for most of the improvements! As we started up the stairs, who should we meet but Congresswoman Frances Ricks of North Carolina, who was anxiously awaiting the arrival of her old roommate, Gait Kerwry, now an English professor at Harvard. We were surprised to find our favorite haunt, the smoker, nearly empty, until we were told that the girls now smoke in their rooms. “Extra, extra’? echoed through the halls as JAcQuir SPALDING, now editor of the New York Times, strode into view. At this point a tall, handsome Frenchman nearly knocked me down. I wasn’t the least bit surprised to hear that he was “Mr.” BurF KANE. We were quite impressed with the TV table models in every room, over which we watched BETTY SNEAD, a jockey, riding in the 5th race at Charles Town. We also caught a glimpse of her trainer, Doris Hacers. Boo Ditton, author of the new best-seller, ““I Was A Yankee for the F. B. I.,” and Karuy Hucues, Democratic National Committee Chairman, were absorbed in conversation as we passed by on our way to the library to see HEATHER CoveELv’s Nobel Prize citation on display. Rumanian Ambassador CArRoL CROOKER and Peruvian Consuls JACKIE Martinto and MarTHA CLAYTON were solving international differences in a fiery debate as we entered. JUNNy GONZALEZ, who was defeated by a narrow margin in the last election is running again for President of Cuba, we hear. We were saddened to hear that PAULA BERNSTEIN and JANICE CARTER were unable to attend. They are at the University of Madrid getting their M.A. degrees in Spanish. Out in the hall we found Lipsy Butt, who had just returned from Natural Bridge where she presided over the Con- ference on Religion in Preparatory Schools. Just then EvA Mak Ticnor scurried by with a hand- ful of mail. She is now Postmaster General. A whir of propellers drew us to the window and there was Lissy Hays landing her helicopter on Senior Dorm. A commotion in the lobby called our attention to the arrival of BARBARA ZISCH- KAU, her husband and nine children. She was followed by BARBARA Mann, who had just flown in from an extended engagement at the Copacabana in New York. Accompanying Barbara were IsABEL SE.DEs, also making a name for herself as prima ballerina with the Ballet Russe, and WEEZ1E TownsEND, who managed to secure the leading role in JANE BaBINi’s new comedy, “‘Fairfax Follies.” Right behind them came CARLENA MATTHEWs and PRIscILLA Pope, who are now registered nurses at the men’s infirmaries at Cornell University and Colgate University, respectively. Ler Smiru, now owner of an airline, flew down for the reunion and brought Piz UrNErR, who, after four years as a Freshman at Bryn Mawr, finally was flunked out. We were informed that another classmate of °53, SANDY MEerNnIcK, was this year’s Pulitzer Prize Winner and that her book, ‘‘His Five Prisoners,’ has earned her a small fortune. The next arrivals were Mimi Bostwick, who has just finished redecorating the interior of the Biltmore Hotel in New York, and Gam. THurRMoND, who has become quite wealthy in the management of her own chain of beauty salons throughout the country. Jupy ALEXANDER was unable to come because of a union strike on her trolley car chain which runs between New York and New Haven. Jo AnneE DaruincTon is driving a truck for the U. S. Navy and we are told that she ran into our old friend, BARBARA Druu_, who is touring Europe with her husband. Nancy Gring, after a five-year trial, finally made the All-State Woman’s Hockey Team. Linpa Etsiig has just been elected Chairman of the Board of Pan-American Airways. Sue Lewis has finally perfected a way to acquire a suntan without a burn. PoLLy CLARENBACH has just received the Fashion Critics’ Award for 1963 but insists that the credit goes to BARBARA BurRAGE who assisted with the designs. | Vicky WALKER, GwyNNE Kort, and Epiru Lopin, “The Three Musketeers,” have just secured the leading roles in the movie of the same name and will therefore be unable to be with us. Sue HAyuow is on trial at present for conspiracy against the state of Michigan and is being defended by the law firm of RurH SANDERSON and MELINDA WABBER- SON. It has been wonderful to see so many of old friends again and we hope that our 1973 Reunion will have a full attendance. Jupy ALEXANDER. { 67 } The COLLEGE CLASS of 1954 L CLAIRE BATEMAN. oto Oo. Bl ae ee CPO IL ANN’ MUMMAS cc 95) le ae em ne atecel ye sidens MARY JANE PARLIN: ) yeu 9) ue et ee CE CLT Y Mary ANN: YOUN Ti 5 ee een eg eee nc Cr See Miss ANNE CHRIST]OHN ©.) seu Ge ene eee ee OL OFSOT Mary JANE PARLIN, ANN Mumma, Mary ANN Yount, CLAIRE BATEMAN, Miss CHRISTJOHN { 68 } CLAIRE BATEMAN JOHANNESBURG, SouTH AFRICA GLETA BELL ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND SELMA BRENNER HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Sonta CASTILLO Mexico City, Mexico RuTH CHANDLER WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Nancy Day WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ANN DIxoNn ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Patsy Dopp WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA THE COLLEGE J {70} UNIORS GEORGIA HAWLEY DaALtas, TEXAS RitA HERRON CRIMORA, VIRGINIA Nancy HILLIARD BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ATHENA KOsTUL WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ANN McNEw GALESVILLE, MARYLAND MarTHA MILEs WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. THE COLLEGE JUNIORS ANN Morrison WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ANN MuMMA OREFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA Mary JANE PARLIN RosEeDALE, L. I., NEw York MarILYN REED F Ra@HmMiont,_ VorR GINIA Joxvced-oBERTS WAYNESBOR@, VIRGINIA MARILYN SCHOLES INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA bea: THE COLLEGE JUNIORS KATRIN SCHOONMAKER Da.tas, TEXAS Mary Lipsy SMITH WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA MARTHA TERRANELLA DALLAS, TEXAS Mary WELCH WASHINGTON, D. C. VERGIE WINE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Mary ANN YOUNT WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Let’s have a party .. . Gosh, I’m tired . . . Three in Washington . . . Dig that crazy laugh! ... Excellent for today ... Must be a hurricane .. . Marching along at Annapolis. . . Baby doll . . . Follow the leader . . . Everybody here? . . . Sightseeing still {73 } The HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1954 L JEAN: POOLE: = a = lpn me ae en ce ees ee COUT MICKEY KAPLAN. 12°00) 0: eee ne ee Been 0Gca I rest ae NANGY NASH se ) so2q-eot We a he cE SCONE T Dorma Mae DAVIs: 4.250 20] eh erasiines Miss! JOAN GHAMBERS “72g smgee to es) gee | = ee Os05 07 JeAN Poote, Miss CHAMBERS, NANCY NAsH, MIcKEY KAPLAN, DorA Mae Davis {74} JANE ALEXANDER NorFOLK, VIRGINIA Betty BEARD SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA e 94 A v2 gt ‘ yee 2 - , 4 (J . U f 2 iE : 2 — ne, Kft psy Boort Oy eae Da.uias, TEXAS ee Lis 7 3 = a aes Vel f by —eJy. LO! ). ¢ Poy ied iccat? 4 q a7 Ad _, PNick Bourne Goncorp, ASS cups ‘ 4 Ce 7 CAROLYN CARPENTER yf Po “ SALYERSVILLE, KENTUCKY CHARLOTTE CARPENTER SALYERSVILLE, KENTUCKY Betty Cox ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA BARBARA DARDEN ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Dora Mae Davis WOoODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA SALLY DIxoNn Howeti, KENTUCKY ELLEN DUNCAN PocoMoKE City, MARYLAND CAROLE ELy KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE SHIRLEY ANN Gaw WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CHRIS GOETZ Monroe, MIcHIGAN MickEY KAPLAN SHAKER HEIGuHTs, Ou10 ANITA KIRKPATRICK WARRENTON, VIRGINIA Mary Laura LEACH Houston, TEXAS ARMANTINE LEGGETT SoutH Boston, VIRGINIA ANN LUTES HoLttywoop, FLORIDA Jupy McCLEskEY MiaAmMI, FLORIDA Nanci McMurpy FRANKLIN, PENNSYLVANIA Nancy NAsH WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ANNE.OESAU |. TRATFORD, CONNECTICUT Joan PANCOAST San AnTOoNIO, TEXAS JAN PATTERSON SNYDER, NEw YORK 8 o 8 : ; = = COANE IE-PEEBPEs oS ae ea Kirkwoor, Missounl vy “4 sy = ed x — te t . a —D ° � ) es a —t VS y , ‘ oq=t ° A = X d ) ) JEAN Poole RAL Ete NortivOaRoLlinw 19 ie . 24 Le | ; | tad = A OY | ¢ CAROL ROBIN3ON =P is} bed a SRIASESPNs LEN NEASER : ev . : � )) � F iL De 3S ) a ed — + a SHDIVEY SAUNDDRS C , ow MW AYNESBOR: VIRGINIA tt | ¢ ew ‘ ve F . 2 a) - Le om. 3 IS MAASRILYRCR HAPIRAN pate F Loursvi,LE, Kentucky ; eo Wn e ae | : a 2 . s 2 ‘ AD a wad wo re � a ‘ . Adm, | . ot J Arde ) Bic Sean . Nn 2 JuLte SHARP ae AG aM, FLORIDA T Rute id Cea w «a | ‘ L.A. “ ry 1 SANDRA SHUPP . He | PARAMOUNT, CALIFORNIA ‘amg Oe dt f) ) “ a 4 ; - x ; . q 4y oa | i 7 d e44 - . wo ca = ws wt wih ™ A re : t tp � ee� I e% eed ‘ revere @ aet é tPa = — % pier 2 ert = ae . © Voro t q a a « : 7 “sey be 6 GN ; 7s : “Vi “ Swi : % : IRGINIA STILLMAN a «= ¢ = wv J . ‘ ye oe % s Pe.uam MAnor, New York . Ne wad 3 Ye “wwk = � = � o eof . ? VT Dy a : ra hte ex Mary EvizaBeTH_ THOMAS cae 2 see 3 Ya a d é CROSSVILLE, LENNESSEE © ee ee Soe BARBARA VIANO DUuNEDIN, FLORIDA MA outs e y @ Cora ANN WALLACE ROCHESTER, NEw YORK Betsy WARD BuFrFALo, NEw York SyLviA WATSON FAIRMONT, WEsT VIRGINIA e | CAROLINE WEPPLER CONNEAUT, OHIO ) | BARBAR:A,W OOSTER ) 2 WARREN, OHIO «t The HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1955 AY SusANSMGGEE 527. Mien ee er coders ADRIENNE SCHOLL te aah Age Reet ee ane rent Beem ICP bey CSI OCNL WALLER ROBERTS: =. lc) es @ eee en ee me CCT CLT VERA HuNT oe pd 2 eel ee ee EE LT COST eT Mrs. Racue, WeMCCEURE 22 9 eus 2 eee ee OP OTISOT, Susan McGee, VERA Hunt, Mrs. McCLure, WALLER ROBERTS, ADRIENNE SCHOLL { 80 } PHYLLIs BUCHANAN SANFORD, NortTH CAROLINA JEANNE DARRAH SouTH CHARLESTON, WEsT VA. SALLY DRAPER MiLton, DELAWARE Lucy GEORGE SUDLERSVILLE, MARYLAND PAULA GRYMES ConcorD, MAssACHUSETTS VERA Hunt ManuasseT, L. I., NEw York ALLAN JOHNSON GARLAND, NorTH CAR ROsE KLEVANS READING, pre’ py je i � wee - i] 2 “ � , . | L yt r Td PP co J , - - pe ss wa” a : |g 4 fan � oT a aes , ‘ vee r a” ) a, hae cat ON y a a4 ot ’ VIRGINIA LEACH 2 AMFORD, CONNECTICUT LS a ConsuELO LONDONO BoGota, COLOMBIA SusAN McGEE MaArsHALL, TEXAS MARLENE PEELER WasHIncTON, D. C. WALLER ROBERTS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA BEVERLY ROMESBERG CLARKSBURG, WEsT VIRGINIA ADRIENNE SCHOLL ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Betty SCOVILL HATTIESBURG, MIssIsstPPI jh gaan SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS MLoRIA WAYLAND ! a Manassas, VIRGINIA J Betty CONNELL SNYDER, TEXAS JACKIE DouGLas DALLAS, TEXAS LaurA JO HAGGERTY SouTH CHARLESTON, WEsT VA. SHEILA McCuLLocH io Daias, TEXAS JANET PoRTER WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. MICKEY SEWARD BETHESDA, MARYLAND = R=) 2h e Resreda SuULLIVAN® McKeEEsport, PENNSYLVANIA MyrtTLeE WHEELER WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA The HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1956 L BETTY: GARRS! fn en. ay) oo Wake Bee Leis 9 oe ee ECCT SARACSLOVIS sae. ul ees a ee ae 00 Cm ESTE BARBARA DEGEN) o 74 10 farce eee ee ae CCT CIOL): JANE Topp a eee es We Me ap Sie AE iris, Miss, RAGHEL-MCGORMICK i) 0 ane ee een eR S07, SO BARBARA DEGEN, JANE Topp, Betty CARR, Miss McCormick, SARA SLOVIS { 84 } Betty CARR Kew Garpens, L. I., NEw Yo at fuer ey se Me ie � , oe raps INE Busk ? DON, V IRGINIA if Nie ARBARA DEGEN LLAS, E.Z., WENEZUELA AGU MarTHA FLIPPO LEESBURG, VIRGINIA MarIA GARTEIZ HaBana, CuBA Sanpy Hoop DECATUR, GEORGIA Susan JACOBS XENIA, OHIO (GWENDOLYN KOBERNICK ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA KAE LIKENS FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY SARA SLOVIS KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE REGLA SOLIS SANTA CLARA, CUBA JANE Topp Qutnwoop, WEsT VIRCINIA {85 } ? eo � EN s © ONG AMZ ATIONS s = s 3 a,= F3 Bes z= es aT se Ss = (A eS = o we E CO 0-O-3 OES MID-23-0O0-OOW 2 a = | | = | SuE CANNADAY Miss WILLIS FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION SUE CANNADAY ANNE Mason PauLA BERNSTEIN HEATHER COVELL Miss EurA STROTHER Miss MARGARET WILLIS { 88 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisors STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD Betsy CLARK JACQUIE SPALDING NANCY GRINE GatL TENCH BARBARA O’ NEAL MarTHA TERRANELLA JEAN POOLE Prize URNER PrisciLLA POPE Betsy WaArRD 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 parties are some of the activities that are sponsored by the Association. Standing: SPALDING, GRINE, TERRANELLA, POOLE, O’NEAL, Pope, WARD Seated: URNER, Mason, CLARK, CANNADAY, Miss WILLIS, TENCH, BERNSTEIN, COVELL {89 } Betsy CLARK, Chairman Pat SEIDENGLANZ Nancy HILLiarD MarTHA MILEs | ANN Morrison PAuLA BERNSTEIN | NANCY GRINE | Jackie MartTINTO GaIL THURMOND Dora Mae Davis Curis GoETz Jupy McCLeskEy | MARLENE PEELER BARBARA DEGEN Betsy CLARK AND Mr. GATES ; BRM PISS NIP is) CCCP ONE TUL ° Seated: Bretrsy CLARK, Mr. Gates, Miss SrROTHER Standing: GortTz, DEGEN, McCLEskEy, Davis, THURMOND, BERNSTEIN, GRINE, PEELER, Morrison, MILes, HILLIARD, SEIDENGLANZ, MARTINTO { 90 } THE ART FILM AND EXHIBITION SOCIETY Officers Dine Y4 BOOTH ar en ee ee a te eee 8 President SYLVEAGVVIATSON Se) © tee eee eee ee LusinessManaper JACQUELINE VIARTINTO sae me re el, ee ropectiontst ARMANTINELLECOET (abi) Meemnin Donate ve, oe Technician IVLISSHANNER GH RICT ONS tee es em. A SHONSOT Members BARBARA BURRAGE MARILYN REED BETTY CARR SARA SLOVIS Susan JACOBS Pre URNER KAE LIKENS Mary WELCH Jupy PELL BARBARA ZISCHKAU Leccett, Boor, Miss CuristjoHN, WATSON, MARTINTO {91 } THE CHAIN and ANCHORS The Staff Pat SEIDENGLANZ . 2. Co-Eaditors GaIL TENCH f MarciE Swartz . Business Manager BARBARA O’ NEAL MARGARET CANNON Mary JANE PARLIN . . Adv. Staff Mary ANN YOUNT MarTHA TERRANELLA TENCH, SWARTZ, SEIDENGLANZ Marcta LABAGH 4 en a Le ceeeacl ay ANNE, MASON 3. (19 @ 9 SOE ee ee eas epreseniaiice GAtTt: KERWIN- =) 6 4 Sake Be ee LOS IA CO Rete Orie JACQUIE“SPALDING 2 55 pees 2 mr ne clr ee rerecos Jackie MarTINTO . . a 2 We ewes eee OPComzanons ee dion SuE CANNADAY ELEANOR HATCH: S 2. giage pneu ta ee gee FOIE Eva MAE TIGNOR Miss SWANN: MARKS. 2° -.-25)- 3) 5) cy oe eae ee ee OU oe set {92 } } THE EDITORIAL STAFF Wndab) AUS IEN iene) ter Laat 493} CALVERT, GRINE, Mr. NAsH, LANE Nancy Nasu Bossy Lou LOVEGROVE Jupy ALEXANDER Mr. Harry NAsH Reporters and Columnists Betsy CLARK MARTHA TERRANELLA Mary Lipsy SMITH GAYE HANSBERRY SELMA BRENNER Vicky WALKER VIRGINIA DILLON Marcia LABAGH Pat SEIDENGLANZ {04} THE HALL CHATTER The Staff Marcaret LANE | : (ae Co-Editors JEAN CALVERT NANCY GRINE Eusiness Manager Nancy Day Assistant Bus. Mgr. Nancy WIAND Feature Editor MarGiE CANNON. . Asst. Feature Editor MICKEY KAPLAN Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Art Editor . Assistant Art Editor Faculty Advisor T ypists Lipsy Butt B. J. LAM ANNE Mason BARBARA O’NEAL SUE CANNADAY MARCIE SWARTZ Mary ANN YOUNT LInDA ELMSLIE BARBARA BURRAGE THE EDITORIAL STAFF AP Tn bit; dejlB fed ING Opeites p tev RJA dt {95 } THE FAIRFAX PLAYERS Officers WEEZIE TOWNSEND..2. 3. foe ee ee ee ee ere stacn: . 2 | PIES WRNER® ae ee 00 SCLC TIT | BARBARA:BURRAGES = 9) = Ga) 2 ata epee ee SECT ein) Seastice Miss. Emity° BROWN %9che 250) gees in es I OTC Members JANE BABINI MickEY KAPLAN CLAIRE BATEMAN MARGARET LANE Lippy BootTH ANNE MASON | Mrmr Bostwick Nanct McMurpy | ELIZABETH BuTT Nancy NAsH | SUE CANNADAY BARBARA O’NEAL Nancy Day Jupy PELL : Y | CHRIS GOETZ PRISCILLA POPE i Doris HAGERS KatHy SCHOONMAKER GAYE HANSBERRY Dorcas VIA KATHARINE HUGHES Vicky WALKER ' SyLv1A WATSON {96 } blah tolrea NI ESH al GarL THURMOND FRANCES RICKS JACQUELINE MartTINTO Prt URNER Miss JANIS HATHORN Betty BEARD PauLA BERNSTEIN HEATHER COVELL CAROL CROOKER LinDA ELMSLIE Lucy GEORGE Curis GOETZ JUNE GONZALEZ SANDY Hoop MickEY KAPLAN Officers Members CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor ANITA KIRKPATRICK CARLENA MATTHEWS Jupy McCLESKEY JAN PATTERSON MARLENE PEELER JEAN POOLE JANET PORTER RuTH SANDERSON SANDY SHUPP SYLVIA WATSON CAROLINE WEPPLER Seated: Poor, THURMOND, Standing: Miss HATHORN, COVELL, KAPLAN, Ricks UrRNER, MARTINTO {97 } VirGINIA LEACH, NAnct McMurpy, MyrtLeE WHEELER, VIRGINIA DILLON, EpirH Lopin, Betty Carr, SALLY DRAPER, VERA Hunt, JANE Topp, BARBARA DEGEN, Susan JAcoss, ELLEN Duncan, SusAN McGEE, Nanci Nasu, Nancy Day, Miss WILLIs THE LATIN CLUB Officers MELINDA WABBERSON ANN LUTES SusAN McGEE Miss MARGARET WILLIS Members BEetTy CARR Nanci Day BARBARA DEGEN VIRGINIA DILLON SALLY DRAPER ELLEN DUNCAN VERA Hunt MyrtTLE WHEELER {98 } President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor SusAN JACOBS GWYNNE Kotr VIRGINIA LEACH EpitH Lopin Nancy McMurpy Nancr NASH JANE Topp BuFF KANE ANN LUTES WEEZIE TOWNSEND Officers Miss ELIZABETH NEFF JANE ALEXANDER JEAN CALVERT RutH CHANDLER PoLLy CLARENBACH BARBARA DARDEN SALLY Drxon CAROLE ELy MarIiA GARTIEZ NANCY GRINE PAULA GRYMES KatHy HUGHES Members ALLAN JOHNSON ATHENA KosTuUL BARBARA MANN ANNE Mason ANN McNEw MARTHA MILES ANN MorRrISON Nancy Nasu PRISCILLA POPE WALLER ROBERTS SIDNEY SAUNDERS THE FRENCH CLUB President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Sponsor MuFFy SCHOLES ADRIENNE SCHOLL MARILYN SHAPIRA SARA SLOVIS JACQUIE SPALDING Mary Lipsy SMITH BECKY SULLIVAN Gait ‘TENCH Mary ELizaABETH ‘THOMAS VERGIE WINE BARBARA ZISCHKAU ‘TOWNSEND, Miss NEFF, KANE, GRINE, POPE {99 } THE GLEE CLUB Officers BARBARA O’NEAL Nancy HILuiarD Dorcas VIA . oe M iss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON Members JANE ALEXANDER Betty JANE LAMM CLAIRE BATEMAN ARMANTINE LEGGETT Nicki BouRNE SuE Lewis BETTY CARR KAE LIKENS RutH CHANDLER ANN LUTES PoLLy CLARENBACH BARBARA MANN BARBARA DARDEN SHEILA McCuLLocu Nancy Day ANN Morrison JOANNE DEBusk Mary JANE PARLIN JUNE EHRHARDT JAN PATTERSON MickEY KAPLAN PriscILLA POPE GAIL KERWIN ISABEL SEIDES GWEN KOoBERNICK LEE SMITH GWYNNE Kotr Mary Lipsy SMITH Rose KLEVANSKY JACQUIE SPALDING { 100 } President Vice-President Treasurer Director Accompanist GINI STILLMAN MARTHA TERRANELLA Mary ELIZABETH —THOMAS JANE Topp WEEZIE TOWNSEND Vicky WALKER Cora ANN WALLACE SYLVIA WATSON Mary WELCH Nancy WIAND VERGIE WINE BARBARA WOOSTER Mary ANN YOUNT BARBARA ZISCHKAU AP dal its (inh (O) har Officers BET Ta ANERLAMMe cn ae ee ge en ee 2 President INANGyvs HILItAR Dome, ee ee ee er ee HM | Vace-President DORCAS V iNew eee ee ae Pa Oe ee ON Treasurer Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON .............. .. .. WDztrector IMSS SEUIRDE Vs WAMPTON Wares cre Get. cs 6s Accompanist Members CLAIRE BATEMAN BARBARA O’ NEAL Mimi Bostwick PRISCILLA POPE Nickrt BOURNE MARILYN REED RutH CHANDLER ISABEL SEIDES Nancy Day Mary Lippy SMITH GatL KERWIN GINI STILLMAN RosE KLEVANSKY MARTHA “TERRANELLA ANN LUTES WEEZIE TOWNSEND SHEILA McCuLLocu Mary WELCH Nancy WIAND { 101 } BATEMAN, Day, Miss STROTHER, SWARTZ, SCHOLES, MORRISON PHI THETA KAPPA 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 MARCIE SWARTZy) 85 0) te a he ee ee ae MurFFY: SCHOLES. .o. 9.0 2 Nemes 0G oe nee ee reper ari ene Nancy DAY. 3 “eo 2g a Gs oe eS eee ANN: MORRISON” «9 8,637.0 GU) ee ed od eee CUATRE BATEMAN oo 4 o-3 «a 2 ae ee eran Miss EuRA STROTHER!.© © 4 2°05 cone Bee er { 102 } THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Fairfax Hall Chapter of the National Honor Society stimulates the de- velopment of this organization’s basic ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It lends a strengthening and unifying spirit of honor to student life. Officers FIP ATHERSGOVEL Leis tee tee er ew ee SS ke Président GATITRLHURMONDse Gee tts ne eB on 8 Vides Président Wiss AROLINECFAMER ILL eon ryer een hn ec, 2 ee USPONSOr Members ELIZABETH BuTT NaANcyY GRINE LINDA ELMSLIE MickEy KAPLAN JUNE GONZALEZ SANDY SHUPP Miss GAMBRILL, COVELL, THURMOND, SHUPP, KAPLAN, ELMSLIE, Butt, GRINE, GONZALEZ, URNER { 103 } Popr, Miss GANDY, COVELL, TOWNSEND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers HEATHER COVELL eran aie te paket a Beet ok Peek iar: PrisCrLLA POPE 9) 4002 ee es, Cero arcene WeEZzia TOWNSEND (S.0 4 20 eg ECKELOI Ie) feaeniee Miss ETHER RuTH.GANDx. | 7eigh gee oe OT Gon, Members | PauLA BERNSTEIN BARBARA BURRAGE Lipsy ButTr JANICE CARTER PoLLy CLARENBACH MARTHA CLAYTON VIRGINIA DILLON BARBARA DRUHL LinpA ELMSLIE Curis GOETZ JUNE GONZALEZ Doris HAGERS KatHy HuGHEs GWYNNE Kott EpitH LopINn BARBARA MANN CARLENA MATTHEWS Nanci McMurpy SANDY MERNICK { 104 } Jupy PELL ISABEL SEIDES BETtTTy SNEAD Jacquie SPALDING Mary ELIzABETH THOMAS Prt URNER Vicky WALKER SyLv1iA WATSON CAROLINE WEPPLER WORLD TIDES ORGANIZATION This organization is composed of a group of college students who have shown an interest in world affairs and who wish to meet once a week for a discussion of carrent topics. All members take an active interest in the welfare and aims of tke club. There are no officers but a different member of the group leads the discussion at each meeting. Members CLAIRE BATEMAN MARILYN REED GAYE HANSBERRY MARILYN SCHOLES GEoRGIA HAWLEY KATHY SCHOONMAKER Nancy HILLIARD Miss ETHEL RuTH GANDY Mary JANE PARLIN Miss EuRA STROTHER Standing: SSCHOONMAKER, BATEMAN Seated: HILLIARD, REED, Miss StROTHER, HANSBERRY, Miss GANDY, HAWLEY, PARLIN { 105 } BOP OOD OT CoH s Ce LL OPSB-OGB OO OV MOS | | (THLETICS es FPO COCGOP 6.6.67 CCH COOO OP R07 THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD BARBARA O’ NEAL MARCIE SWARTZ WEEZIE TOWNSEND GaIL KERWIN Miss ELEANOR ROsE Miss JOAN CHAMBERS f Sealed: Muss Rose, Swartz, O’?NEAL, LABAGH, BEARD, KERWIN, SEIDES, TOWNSEND Standing: Officers { 108 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Miss CHAMBERS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Members JANE BaABINI CLAIRE BATEMAN Betty BEARD PAULA BERNSTEIN Lippy BootTu SELMA BRENNER Lipsy Burr SuE CANNADAY Betsy CLARK HEATHER COVELL Betty Cox Dora Mae Davis Nancy Day ANN DIxon ELLEN DUNCAN CAROLE ELY Lucy GEORGE JUNE GONZALEZ NANCY GRINE BARBARA HART ELEANOR HATCH GEORGIA HAWLEY JANE Hays Katuy HuGHESs ALLAN JOHNSON MiIcKEY KAPLAN GaIL KERWIN MarciA LABAGH BETTY JANE LAMM MARGARET LANE GINNY LEACH SuE LEwIs ANN LUTES Jackie MarTINTO Sanpy MERNICK MarTHA MILEs ANN MuMMA SuE McGEE Nancy NasH BARBARA O’ NEAL JAN PATTERSON MARLENE PEELER JEAN POOLE PriscILLA POPE JANET PORTER FRANCES RICKS CAROL ROBINSON SIDNEY SAUNDERS MARILYN SCHOLES ADRIENNE SCHOLL PaT SEIDENGLANZ ISABEL SEIDES JACQUIE SPALDING Marcie SWARTZ } : Gait THURMOND $8 a, Eva Mae TIGNor cee Asia, aaaae WEEZIE TOWNSEND Betsy WARD Nore Waren SALLY TROTTER SYLVIA WATSON Mary ANN YOUNT { 109 } Front Row: Wer.cuH, Butt, Mumma, BATEMAN, TOWNSEND, KAPLAN Back Row: TH HS VAR Levers El ©. CRS ER Yaeee EASE Pore, WARD, Yount, NAsH, LABAGH CLAIRE BATEMAN,. Captain “sass, Goa en) en WisstE MuMMA WEEZIE TOWNSEND MIcKEY KAPLAN . Nancy Nasu Mary WELCH MarciA LABAGH . Lippy Butt Mary ANN YOUNT Betsy WaRD. PriscILLA POPE Miss ELEANOR ROSE Betsy CLARK | Ann Dixon f Tak: Ca ir Veal Rae Le GH: CEL. tA deh Jaen 135 G. Coach . Managers { 110 } Re WS THE JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM CAROLE ELY fé NANcY GRINE Jf ‘TAFFY GRYMES G HEATHERI COVER (Peewee De sets a BP a ee GR BDAREARAAGQUANEA Ta Gopiaii meer.) a aehe e 2 8 et Re We Doris HAGERs . iL JANE Hays C Katuy HuGHEs fae SUE CANNADAY. fe MARCIE SWARTZ a ato) Oe) Gare aes ia ee NANCE) «Vane 20 NIP ES td te ok ke oe G INUeshULEANORS OSE een uit Cee Cr tee Nie a ho Coach Substitutes Eva Mae TicNor, ADRIENNE SCHOLL MARILYN SCHOLES, SIDNEY SAUNDERS PAULA BERNSTEIN Ginny LEACH cy NWS ey Front Row: Exry, O’NEAL, Swartz, GRINE, BERNSTEIN, TIGNOR, CovELL, HaGERS, SAUNDERS Back Row: ScHoiit, GrymMes, LEACH, CANNADAY, Hays, HucHEs { 111 } TownsEND, McGee, Hatcu, O’NEAL, CANNADAY, DuNCAN, RoBInsoN, KAPLAN THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards Guards SuE McGEE SuE CANNADAY CAROL ROBINSON ELEANOR HATCH BARBARA O'NEAL, Captain MiIckEY KAPLAN ELLEN DUNCAN Coach: Muss ELEANOR ROSE Managers: MARCIE SWARTZ, SIDNEY SAUNDERS {112} THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards Guards PAULA BERNSTEIN Lucy GEORGE CLAIRE BATEMAN Mary ANN YOUNT JANE Hays Lipsy Buttr SANDRA MERNICK MARILYN SCHOLES ADRIENNE SCHOLL Nancy Nasu Mary WELCH JANET PORTER Wisste Mumma, Captain CAROLE ELy MARTHA MILES Coach: Miss ELEANOR RosE Front: Nasu, Ery, BERNSTEIN, MuMMA, JOHNSON, BATEMAN Back: Butt, WEeLcH, ScHOLL, Mites, Hays, Yount, GEORGE, MERNICK, SCHOLES { 113 } Front: ‘TOWNSEND, Naso, BATEMAN, LuTEs, O’NEAL, Swartz, POoLe, MaArTINTO, URNER, GONZALEZ, WATSON Back: Hatcu, Kerwin, Hays, THurmMonp, PATTERSON, SULLIVAN, Mumma, Hucues, Kapian, Hoop, WELCH, KLEvANsky, Korr, McCuLLocn, JoHNson, YOUNT THE PORPOISE CLUB MARCIE SWARTZ CLAIRE BATEMAN JAckiE MArRTINTO Miss ELEANOR ROSE JUNE GONZALEZ ELEANOR HatcH JANE Hays SANDY Hoop KatHy HuGHEs ALLAN JOHNSON MickEY KAPLAN GaIL KERWIN Officers Members RosE KLEVANSKY GwyNn_E Kortr ANN LUTES SHEILA McCuLLocH WisstE MuMMA Nancy Nasu BARBARA O’NEAL JAN PATTERSON { 114 } President Secretary Treasurer Coach JEAN POOLE BEcKY SULLIVAN Gait THURMOND WEEZIE TOWNSEND PrE URNER SYLVIA WATSON Mary WELCH Mary ANN YOUNT THE DANCE CLUB Officers ISABEL SEIDES eee OS me fk President BEttys| ANESLAMM™@@eres cos 0 2 2.8. . . 2 Secretary-Treasurer IViisseLDANO ROUSE MeneBre Er ate te ee Ye 4 ae OPOnsor Members CLAIRE BATEMAN Suge Lewis Lippy BooTH SHEILA McCuLLocu TAFFY GRYMES Nancy Nasu MicKEY KAPLAN SIDNEY SAUNDERS GaIL KERWIN BETTY SNEAD Ginny LEACH Mary WELCH Front Row: Lewis, McCuLLocu Second Row: SEES, SAUNDERS, BERNSTEIN, KAPLAN Back Row: Lamm, GryMeEs, V. LEACH, BATEMAN, NAsH, KERWIN { 115 } Front: KAPLAN, BABIni, TOWNSEND, Hart, ELty, SCHOLL Back: Brarp, LABAGH, PoOLE, GryMEs, DUNCAN, Miss CHAMBERS THE BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB Officers Marcia LABAGH 229.2. 2 oe eee ee oy care a Miss JOAN CHAMBERS 7. =) = pepe) ee Pee oon sOn Members JANE BABINI BARBARA HArT Betty BEARD MICKEY KAPLAN ELLEN DUNCAN JEAN POOLE CAROLE ELY ADRIENNE SCHOLL ‘TAFFY GRYMES WEEZIE TOWNSEND Mary ANN YOUNT { 116 } THE RIDING CLUB Officers Betty BEARD ei Meee te hee ee. Laer resident ADRIENNE SCHOLL ae ee FS a! eee aes 1) tcl2! resicent ELE ENE LIUN GaN mrp Ma rent 8 5 oo. ee, Os weeretary Cee OCC Daa ALE y eee A ee eh ge i 8, a Gn LTCASUPET. Nica OANPCHAMBERS © eee teeve i 2 5 gl. el; . « «ten Sponsor Members JANE ALEXANDER CAROLE ELY JEAN POOLE JANE BaBINI PauLA GRYMES CAROL ROBINSON PHYLLIS BUCHANAN BARBARA HART JULIE SHARP BetTTy CarR SuE HayHow SARA SLOVIS BARBARA DARDEN Sanpy Hoop JAcQguiE SPALDING Dora Mae Davis SUSAN JACOBS JANE Topp JOANNE DEBusk MickEY KAPLAN WEEZIE TOWNSEND BARBARA DEGEN MarciA LABAGH Cora WALLACE ANN DIxon BARBARA MANN CAROLINE WEPPLER SALLY DRAPER SuE McGEE Mary ANN YOUNT JAN PATTERSON BEARD, DuNCAN, SCHOLL, Miss CHAMBERS, HAWLEY { 117 } BRENNER, LANE, HAWLEY, KERwiIN, BootH, MCGEE THE CHEERLEADERS Galt Kerwin, Head Lippy BootH SELMA BRENNER GEORGIA HAWLEY MARGARET LANE SuE McGEE { 118 } THE INTRAMURAL REPRESENTATIVES GAL OLES cL ene een eae er ey. oie oe te 2 aS Chairman ELEANOR HaTcH. . . EE eae pn i ee te. College VV EE ZIM OW NSEN DE ieee El cao 4 Gi a Gow Ses, fw SeNIOTS NNSA ht eee ean See ae) ) oe ke Ss mS) |S Funtors ADRIENNE SCHOLL ee ee ee es ee) 7 CS UNEN SOD hOmOT es The intramural representatives organize teams in hockey, basketball, shuffle- board, ping-pong, tennis, badminton, and swimming. The name of the class which scores the highest number of points is inscribed on the intramural plaque. TOWNSEND, Evy, Hatcu, Lures, SCHOLL { 119 } 3 FEATURES IOSD OO VV VM OeS y a a ANNE Mason MARCELE SWARTZ PATRICIA SEIDENGLANZ Dorcas ANN VIA Mr. J. ELTON MAson Mr. C. R. Swartz Mr. CHARLES B. SEIDENGLANZ Mr. WILiiAM C. VIA JEAN CALVERT SuE CANNADAY Marcig CANNON Betsy CLARK Tue Rev. D. N. CALvert Mr. ZERA CANNADAY GEN. JoHN K. Cannon Mr. E. Lyte CLARK DAwN CUNNINGHAM June E ARD’ Mr. Rov CUNNINGHAM Ma. A. Wi Eshcasee J U N I O R | % i ae COLLEGE GAYE HANSBERRY Mr. JoHN McDonoucH Betty JANE LAMM Mr. CHARLES C. LAMM RING FIGURE BARBARA HART Mr. STANLEY HART MARGARET LANE Mr. JimM SHAFFER GatIL TENCH Mr. T. O, TENCH Cs ELEANOR HatcH Mr. C. G. HAtcH Bossy Lou LOVEGROVE Mr. L. L. LOVEGROVE Nancy WIAND Mr, Harotp L, WIAND MarciA LABAGH Mr. J. F. LABAGH BARBARA O’ NEAL Mr. Georc_E E. O’ HIGH SCHOOL RING FIGURE fess kes Nance GRIN Mr. T. N. Ricks Mr. H. E. Grine GaIL THURMOND SALLY TROTTER Mr. J. W. THURMOND Mr. JoHn H. Way PAauLA BERNSTEIN Mimi Bostwick Jup1rH ALEXANDER JANE BaBINI Mr. JAKE BERNSTEIN Mr. RicHAarD D. BooKER Mr. MELVILLE ALEXANDER, JR. Mr. J. G. BasBini BARBARA BURRAGE ELIZABETH BuTT JANICE CARTER PoLLy CLARENBACH Dr. R. R. EURRAGE Dr: K. L. Burr Mr. W. J. CARTER fr. THEODORE NEUWEILER MARTHA CLAYTON Lr. HAROLD CLAYTON VIRGINIA DILLON Mr. JOHN DILLON Doris HAGERS Mr. ALEX HAGERS HEATHER COVELL Mr. L. A. CovELL BARBARA DRUHL Mr. CHARLES DRUHL Sue HavHow Mr. E. C. HAyHow CAROL CROOKER Jo ANNE DARLINGTON Mr. H. D. CROOKER Mr. JAMES LAWRENCE LINDA ELMSLIE JuNE GONZALEZ Mr. N. A. ELMSLIE Mr. R. U. TEMPLE, JR. Lissy Hays KATHARINE HUGHES Mr. WILLIAM Hays Mr. N. M. HuGHEs HIGH SCHOOL RING FIGURE i 1 ( : I if S ( H (( ) b: R I N (S KFIGU R EL GwynnE Kortr Sue Lewis Mr. S. A. Korr Mr. J. B. Lewis Burr KANE Gait KERWIN Mr. E. Kent KANE Mr. Davin W. Byron JACQUELINE MARTINTO CIART ENA MAT rites : STEPHE STARK Mr. Rosert MATTHEWS Eprru Lorin BARBARA MANN Mr. STEPHEN H. STARK I Mr. Larry ERRICO Mr. M. MAnn SANDRA MERNICK Jupy PELL PriscILLA POPE Mr. Lewis MERNICK Mr. SHELDON PELI Mr. F. M. Pope RutTH SANDERSON ISABEL SEIDES LEE SMITH Mr. JOHN SANDERSON Mr. WARREN SEIDES Mr. J. E. Messick Eva MAE TIGNOR WEEZIE TOWNSEND ; : Mr. J. W. TIGNOR Mr. Rosert T. TOWNSEND Betty SNEAD JAcQurie SPALDING Dr. J. P. SNEAD Mr. L. A. SPALDING Vicky WALKER BARBARA ZISCHKAU Mr. JoHN WALKER, SR. Mr. H. S. ZiscHKAU Pir URNER MELINDA WABBERSON Mr. F. H. URNER Bi aii CWAERERSON HIGH SCHOOL RING FIGURE AcCGUEeELLILE | aes Lima, OU ere PERU Front Row: Brtry Bearp (Page), MitprReD Gates (Crown Bearer), SUE CANNADAY (Maid of Honor), JACQUELINE MARTINTO (Queen), PATRICIA SEIDENGLANZ (Mad of Honor), CrLarrE Ropertson (Train Bearer), JOAN Pancoast (Page) Second Row: SALLY TROTTER, HEATHER COVELL; MARCELE SWARTZ, NANCY GrRinE, BETTY JANE Lamm, JUNE GONZALEZ, GAIL KERWIN, GAYE HANSBERRY, BARBARA BURRAGE, BETsy Ross CLarK. PAULA BERNSTEIN,.GAIL THURMOND, Mary FRANCES URNER, LOUISE’ TOWNSEND STUDENT DIRECTORY ALEXANDER, JANE ALEXANDER, JUDY . BABINI, JANE . BANNING, SHIRLEY . BATEMAN, CLAIRE . BEARD, BETTY . BELL, GLETA . BERNSTEIN, PAULA . BooTn, Lipsy . Bostwick, Mrmr . BourNeE, NICKI BRENNER, SELMA . BUCHANAN, PHYLLIS ANN . BuRRAGE, BARBARA Butt, ELIZABETH CALVERT, JEAN . CANNADAY, SUE . CANNON, MARGARET . CARPENTER, CAROLYN . CARPENTER, CHARLOTTE . Carr, BETTY . CARTER, JANICE . CASTILLO, SONIA . CHANDLER, RUTH . CLARENBACH, POLLY . CLARK, BETSY CLAYTON, MARTHA CONNELL, BETTY . Cook, DOLORES . CovELL, HEATHER . Cox, BETTY. CROOKER, CAROL . CUNNINGHAM, Dawn . DARDEN, BARBARA . DARLINGTON, JO ANNE . DarRRAH, JEANNE Davis, DorA Mae . Day, Nancy DeBusk, JOANNE . DEGEN, BARBARA DILLON, VIRGINIA . Drxon, ANN . Dixon, SALLY. . Dopp, Patsy DoucLas, JACKIE DRAPER, SALLY . DRUHL, BARBARA . DUNCAN, ELLEN . EHRHARDT, JUNE ELMSLIE, LINDA . ELyY, CAROLE . Fiippo, MARTHA . 5211 Powhatan, Norfolk, Virginia . Main Street, Remsenburg, L. I., New York . 246 Park Lane, Douglaston, L. I., New York aa . 101 Liberty Road, Federalsburg, Maryland . “Hlati Kulu,” Fricker Road, Johannesburg, South Africa . 310 West Horah Street, Salisbury, North Carolina . 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MarTINTO, JACQUELINE . Mason, ANNE . MATTHEWS, CARLENA McCLEsKEy, JUDY . McCu..ocu, SHEILA . McGEE, SuSAN McMurpy, Nanci RAE . . Infanta 109 ent. Medrano y Robau, Habana, Cuba . 1435 West Main Street, Waynesboro, Virginia . Sudlersville, Maryland 150 North: Macon Srreet Monroe, Michigan . Central Jaronu, Camaguey, Cuba Ale: Presror Road, Tarentum, Pennsylvania io Mes Ieee Hepburn, Liberty St., Concord, Massachusetts : Box 3191, St. Petersburg, Florida 22114 A Street, South Charleston, West Virginia R. F. D. No. 1, Crystal Lake, Illinois . 60 Chatham Road, New Britain, Connecticut . 1680 Washington Road, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania 4320 Westway, Dallas, Texas . 210 West Bacon, Hillsdale, Michigan . 256 Boone Avenue, Winchester, Kentucky Sunset Road, Woodside, Pennsylvania . Crimora, Virginia 510 inode Reed. Deter. 29, Maryland 107 Glenn Circle, Decatur, Georgia 3000 Tyne Lane, Nashville, Tennessee . 870 Plandome Road, Manhasset, New York 116 West Market Street, Xenia, Ohio : . 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SNEAD, BETTY . Souis, REGLA . SPALDING, JACQUELYN STILLMAN, GINI . SULLIVAN, REBECCA . Swartz, MARCELE . TENCH, GAIL . ‘TERRANELLA, MARTHA . Tuomas, Mary ELIZABETH . THURMOND, GAIL Ticnor, Eva MAE . Topp, JANE : . Galesville, Maryland 2804 Een esti Ralemer 16, Maryland 1909 Ceara Avenue, Winston-Salem, North Carolina . 636 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia . Route 1, Orefield, Pennsylvania Box 174, Waynesboro, Virginia 30 ncncen Boolentcl New Orleans, Louisiana . 1980 Main Street, Stratford, Connecticut . 75 Lakewood Drive, Asheville, North Carolina . 210 West Lynwood, San Antonio 12, Texas . 139-28 254th Street, Rosedale, L. I., New York . 161 Huxley Drive, Snyder, New York . 401 Clark, Kirkwood, Missouri 2308 Rhode Island Avenue, N. E., Washington, D. C. . Huckleberry Hill, cee Pennsylvania . 924 Cowper Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina + . 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Paramount Blvd., Paramount, California . 2574 Woodbine Avenue, Knoxville, ‘Tennessee . Box 217, Troy, North Carolina 1009 figs tanics Road, Waynesboro, Virginia : . Sperryville, Virginia (san WiEATSI 5 One ona Clara Las Villas, Cuba . 29 Brite Avenue, Scarsdale, New York . 1374 Manor Circle, Pelham Manor, New York . 223 Lexington Road, McKeesport, Pennsylvania . 11 Bennett Road, Teaneck, New Jersey . Box 11, Lyndhurst, Virginia . 4501 Belclaire, Dallas, Texas ' . Cother, Crossville, ‘Tennessee . 575 Milledge Circle, Athens, Georgia . 1817 Bay Avenue, Hampton, Virginia . Quinwood, West Virginia { 132 } STP UW ABE NT UD UL Lit 1 (Gra 0) nt Ne ‘TOWNSEND, LOUISE . TROTTER, SALLY . URnNER, Mary FRANCES . Via, Dorcas ANN . VIANO, BARBARA WABBERSON, MELINDA . WALKER, VICKIE . WALLACE, CorRA ANN . Warp, BETsy . WATSON, SYLVIA . WAYLAND, GLORIA . WEtcH, Mary . WEPPLER, CAROLINE . WHEELER, MyrTLeE WHITLEY, ANNE . Wianp, NANcY . WINE, VERGIE . WoostTER, BARBARA . YounT, Mary ANN . ZISCHKAU, BARBARA . . Fletcher Road, Wayne, Pennsylvania . 2820 Cortelyou Place, Cincinnati 13, Ohio . Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania . 343 Hawthorne Street, Covington, Virginia _ 1768 Santa Barbara Drive, Dunedin, Florida . Rollins Avenue, Hamlet, North Carolina . 66 Harmon Street, Brooklyn 21, New York . 276 Farmington Road, Rochester 9, New York . 202 Morris Avenue, Buffalo, New York . Peacedale Farms, Fairmont, West Virginia . 521 East Quarry Street, Manassas, Virginia . 1831 Sudbury Lane, N. W., Washington 12, D. C. . 106 West Main Road, Conneaut, Ohio . Bypass Road, Box 17B, Williamsburg, Virginia . Selma Road, Wendell, North Carolina . 334 Calvert Road, Merion, Pennsylvania . 468 Chestnut Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia . 559 Perkinswood, N. E., Warren, Ohio . 105 Oxford Place, Wilmington, Delaware . 211 Torrence Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania PAC WIL TW TWDMIRIS CANOE Brown, Miss Emity F. . CHAMBERS, Miss JOAN . CHRISTJOHN, Miss ANNE . CRUTCHFIELD, Miss MARY JANE . GAMBLE, Miss BETTY . GAMBRILL, Miss CAROLINE . Ganpy, Miss ETHEL RUTH . HaTHorN, Miss JANIS . Hixon, Miss THELMA . LAMPTON, Miss SHIRLEY . LEMLEY, Mrs. RutuH H. . Marks, Miss SWANN . Mattox, Mrs. A. L. . Maupin, Mrs. Daisy T. . May, Miss BARBARA . McCrure, Mrs. RACHEL . McCormick, Miss RACHEL . NerFr, Miss ELIZABETH . Pappas, Miss ELIZABETH . Rosertson, Mrs. MARJoRIE G. . Rosrnson, Miss ADRIENNE . Rose, Miss ELEANOR . SAUNDERS, Dr. S. G. . Scott, Miss HELEN . STROTHER, Miss Eura V. . WILutiAMs, Miss LOTTIE . Wiis, Miss MARGARET . WitmoreE, Miss Nancy . . 847 Woodrow Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia _ 3200 Clime Road, Columbus 4, Ohio . 506 West Cork Street, Winchester, Virginia . Sutton, West Virginia 790 Ghery eerce Waynesboro, Virginia . 201 Armory Street, New Haven, Connecticut . Learned, Mississippi 134 Blowing erect Corpus Christi, Texas . Somerset Avenue, Segregansett, Massachusetts . 500 Highland Avenue, Mullens, West Virginia _ 1102 Overton Street, Old Hickory, ‘Tennessee . Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia . 752 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia vefeR. i Marines 652 Oak Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia . 1211 May Court, Burlington, North Carolina . Dillsboro, North Carolina eoann Rone R. F. 1BE 2s Fayetteville, North Carolina ; . Box 173, Chilhowie, Virginia : 609 West etna Street, Ahoskie, North Carolina . Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia 4629 Rookwood, Indianapolis 8, Indiana _ 101 Main Street, Franklinton, North Carolina . 817 - 14th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia ; i . Sissonville, West Virginia ; : Roe ie Peaking North Carolina - Route 1, Box 227, Monroe, North Carolina . 201 Asher Street, Culpeper, Virginia _ 2917 Bland Road, Bluefield, West Virginia { 133 } Let’s rest for a while... The outdoor type... How’s this for fashion? ... Our faculty . . . Congratulations to the May Queen... I found it... Boogie woogie... Announcing the Queen on Utopia Day... I Got Rhythm .. . Six o’clock comes early on Laurel Chain Day Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Will open for 75th consecutive session September, 1953 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. Mlustrated Catalogue - For information call or write COLONEL JOHN CG. MOORE, Superintendent Box T-3 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 136 } oe She Citizens-W aynesboro Bank and Trust Company MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - F.D.I.C. a“ x Complete Banking and Trust Services WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA fe Resources Over $6,000,000 Compliments of the NEW YORK DRESS SHOP a Featuring Exclusive Apparel for THE COLLEGE GIRL Kg Waynesboro’s Newest and Most Modern Shop 435 West Main Street Phone 7171 { 137 } Congratulations to CLASS OF 1953 “The Difference 1s Mutual” 1490 Ke - 250 W WAYNESBORO WAYNESBORO FLORIST Cut Flowers, Plants, Corsages me DuPont BOULEVARD MAIN STREET Telephone 2125 Telephone 4546 Compliments of RIVERSIDE INN 221 East Main Street W.R. Perry, Manager { 138 } CALTR HOME Ww IN TINT ZE Local Manager Ww Clifton Forge - Waynesboro Telephone Company Dial 2184 That long ride through autumn woods. . . Winter evenings around a Digging tire ee Your first formal dance, and the man you TCU pe en. Your happiest memories will linger around FAIRFAX HALL yh Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. Greer Yount Compliments of CustsveuG AB ‘TELEPHONE 2121 { 139 } Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Brenner HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. S. Kott { 140 } Best Wishes to Compliments FAIRFAX HALL of - Mr. and Mrs. William C. Via MR. and MRS. E. O. LIKENS Best Wishes to Compliments of MR. and MRS. H. L. WIAND THE CLASSES OF 753 Ww MR. and MRS. J. F. LABAGH KINSER’S ESSO STATION Bast Wishes Jefferson Highway and Commerce Avenue MR. and MRS. S. L. STILLMAN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes BEST WISHES from w Mr. and Mrs. Cyril T. Parlin A FRIEND { 141 } We can dream, can’t we? ... A small collection . . . Brush your teeth with———!. . What a mess! .. . ‘It’s about that time, girls.”’ ... Bubbles... Best friends. . . Midnight snack .. .‘ ‘If I had the wings of an angel” { 142 } With the Best Wishes of MR. and MRS. G. SHAPIRA { 143 } Compliments of Pedro Martinto, S. A. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Seidenglanz { 144 } Eat RICHMOND Dairy ICE CREAM Distributed by WAYNESBORO CREAMERY Compliments GARST’S, INC. Compliments of LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE WAYNESBORO WKS “The Home of Better Values” PAUL FREED, INC. Service WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA DTATE2 233 { 145 } | Good Wishes to | FAIRFAX HALL | MR. and MRS. W. RALEIGH ALEXANDER Compliments of L. A. COVELL COMPANY, Inc. | Best Wishes to FAIRFAX HALL A FRIEND Best Wishes Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Burrage Compliments of MR. and MRS. R. L. HAWLEY Best Wishes MR. MRS. JOHN E. GEORGE SUDLERSVILLE, MARYLAND Best WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL MR. and MRS. G. E. ONEAL Compliments of CHARLES M. THOMAS CHAIR CO. { 146 } Best Wishes from NORRIS HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. 131 Clayton Street - Athens, Georgia Home of LovELy LENOX CHINA Good Wishes to PATREAX HATA Ww Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Poole { 147 } KINGAN CO. Compliments +A of Purveyors of Fine Meats BRAND CHEVROLET, INC. SINCE 1845 s Compliments of Compliments of EDWARD BAKER BLUE RIDGE GROCERY FROSTED FOODS, INC. COMPANY 1480 Okie Street, N.E. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WASHINGTON 2, D. C. { 148 } Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Klevansky Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elton Mason { 149 } It snowed ... Let’s snowball... Here we go... Smiling faces... Check that pose... Buenas Dias... Three pretty girls... No help wanted... Pals { 150 } Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Ely Play more - Live Longer . . . This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP PaOubox.321 Phone 662 4 West Washington Street Lexington, Virginia Ww Pres Delivers the Goods” ke Check Pres for Quality Sporting Goods, Novelties, Gifts, Sportswear, Toys and many other items { 151} AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIAL JOHN C. McMURDY Automotive Tools and Equipment Phone: 1183-X 746 Buffalo Street Franklin, Pa. At South Gateway to Famous Skyline Drive and Northern Entrance to Noted Blue Ridge Parkway: Junction U.S. 250 SKYLINE-PARKWAY | MOTOR COURT WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “If comfort, beauty, health you seek, Skyline-Parkway Motor Court hits the peak.” H. M. SCANLAND, Manager P. O. Box 608 Telephone 6136 WALTERS WHOLESALE, INC. Wholesale Fruits, CANDIES, PRODUCE, GROCERIES Tosacco, CIGARETTES, ETc. S. Augusta St. - Opposite C. O. Depot STAUNTON, VIRGINIA DAUGHTRY’S JEWELRY SHOP Home oF COLUMBIA DIAMONDS Guaranteed Watch Repair 409 W. Main St. Dial 3086 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BOB’S FOOD PRODUCTS CO. Serving Your Community With Gorpon’s FresH PoTATo CHIPS Meet your friends For a Sandwich and a Coke NATIONAL BRANDS OF CANDY as CHEWING GuM AND NOTIONS UAE Phone Harrisonburg 1075 WASH LEE MERE JOSTEN’S | GROSSMAN’S Representative: Britt Day 669 Maple Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA DISTINCTIVE WOMEN’S APPAREL { 152} 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 Direction: GRENOBLE HOTELs, INc. “A Other Grenoble Hotels in Virginia: HorTreL PORTSMOUTH, Portsmouth Hore. HEnry, Martinsville HotTEL GOVERNOR TYLER, Radford Hote. ROYAL, Martinsville HoTEL GEORGE WYTHE, Wytheville FISHBURNE AND SON WAYN ESBORO, VIRGINIA Ww Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics Toilet Goods axe Visit Our Soda Fountain { 153 } Compliments QUICK-LIVICK, INC. 245 North Central Avenue Dial 5-3560 or 5-9826 Ww Central Skating Arena 233 North Central Avenue Dial 5-9826 Ww Beverley Bowling Center 1504 West Beverley Street Bowl for Health and Enjoyment HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturers FAIRFAX HALL Cxass RINGs oh Virginia Representative James L. Deck 300 East Main Street RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA THE LAUREL BRIGADE INN ; Ww “Colonial Cookery for Gentle Palates’’ Ww OVERNIGHT LODGING Market Street (Route No. 7) in Historic LEESBURG, VIRGINIA Best Wishes from THE DIXIE NETWORK WDXI Jackson, ‘Tennessee WCMA Corinth, Mississippi WENK Union City, ‘Tennessee WTPR Parise, Vennessee WDXE Lawrenceburg, ‘Tennessee Serving over One Million people in the Great Mid-South AARON B. Rosinson, President Fairfax Hall Is suppled with milk from the EARLY DAWN CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY, Inc. Phone 2137 FAIRFAX HALL students also enjoy tasty soda fountain drinks, sandwiches, and ice cream from Early Dawn Dairy Bar Waynesboro’s Newest REFRESHMENT CENTER Phone 2192 COMPLIMENTS THE BASIC -WITZ FURNITURE INDUSTRIES, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA oe Manufacturers of Dependable Furniture for Over Half a Century { 155 } BEST WISHES A FRIEND Xe Compliments of MR. and MRS. E. LYLE CLARK Best Wishes to FAIRFAX HALL and CLASSES OF 53 Ww Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Swartz Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Spalding { 156 } The Friendly School with a Personal Interest in Each Cadet AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY FORT DEFIANCE, VIRGINIA Distinguished for Its THOROUGH ACADEMIC AND MILITARY PREPARATION Athletics for All Cadets Cot. CHARLES S. ROLLER, JR., Principal Best Wishes to All at FAIRFAX HALL rs Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Watson DUNCAN BROTHERS, INC. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC GMC ‘Trucks SALES - SERVICE - PARTS 24-Hour Service Two Locations in POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND Front and Market Streets Midway 1 Mile South of Pocomoke METER PHONE S205 9455-055 { 157 } Our three little girls . . .‘‘Oh, Happy Day!’ ... Good times ahead... S And, if he’s elected———— .. . . It’s fur coat weather . . . New arrivals in Septer That old familiar liz � 5 5 SUPSTEADE? 5 ae Bring Your Insurance Problems to Us Ww Sound experience gives us the ability to solve them correctly We Write All Forms of INSURANCE including Life and Accident E. W. BARGER G COMPANY “Dependable Insurance” Office in: LAMBERT, BARGER AND BRANAMAN BUILDING Telephone 2189 Waynesboro, Virginia { 159 } Best Wishes to FAIRFAX HALL and our gratitude for the happiness Katrin has found there Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Schoonmaker She FIRST NATIONAL BANK WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “A Symbol of Progress” { 160 } COMPLIMENTS OF THE AUGUSTA CLEANERS AND TAILORS 534 West Main Street ok: “For People Who Care’ WeRiZe Y IT’S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX Telephone 3536 W. W. BARNWELL Insurance of All Rinds Kw Citizens Bank Building Telephone 4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 161 } Best WIsHES TO ALL Good Wishes from tt The Parents of Betz Ward MR. and MRS. H. E. GRINE “s Compliment ae ompliments of A FRIEND Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. T. Nelson Ricks THE HUMPHRIES PRESS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA vt _ Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing { 162 } LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA te Building Supplies wv Compliments of MEADOWS GROCERY ty LYNDHAVEN FLORIST Compliments 319 West Main Street FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS of Member WHITE’S Telegraph Delivery Service Telephone 8556 DEPARTMENT STORE For delicious food and delightful surroundings, be sure to visit the new HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT Located at Southern Entrance of Skyline Drive Compliments of Route 250 WAYNESBORO, VA. GRAVELY WAYNESBORO Famous for: 28 Ice CREAM FLAVORS COMPANY DE icious STEAKS - SEA Foop Telephone 7211 HAMILTON-COOK lenninnatbey: Hardware Company 145 North Wayne Avenue Free Delwwery - Free Parking CHARLES LAFFERTY SONS Electricians Waynesboro, Virginia Sy Ww Compliments of Compliments VIRGINIA GAS of DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE Compliments of Compliments of SEVEN-UP STOGNER’S, INC. and ‘ Sun Crest Distinctive Footwear Compliments of LOUISE BEAUTY SALON 528 West Main Street Compliments of G. W. SPECK’S GROCERY 308 Commerce Avenue Visit us in our new Modern Location— WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Across from the Wayne Theatre Western Auto Associate Store Compliments Home Owned: F. C. CALLAHAN of ROSE’S 5c -10c - 25c Store In appreciation of your patronage WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 164 } With Best Wishes THE MERNICK FAMILY Call Us for ALL KINDS OF HEATING OIL FuEL Ot - DiksEL O11 - KEROSENE Ww De BUSK PETROLEUM COMPANY Office Phone 397 - Abingdon, Va. Ke U.S. Tires, Tubes and Batteries Ww s Compliments COMPLIMENTS of MRS. FLORA K. BUTT OF MR. and MRS. F. H. URNER { 165 } Edward Palmer and Company REAL EsTATE BROKERS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Oldest Real Estate Firm in Waynesboro Aa Ww Compliments of THE DO-NUT DINETTE Ww Compliments of THE MAN’S SHOP Compliments of FARMERS’ SERVICE STORE “A ve SEEDS kd Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE You Will Like Trading with the J. L. BARKSDALE FURNITURE CORP. WAYNESBORO’S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Established 1898 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY Service for Every Home Telephone 4556 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS IN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FOR STUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE and their families She WAYNE and Yhe CAVALIER Shenandoah Valley’s Finest and Most Modern Theatres Where every good movie may be seen and enjoyed in attractive and comfortable surroundings . . . For delicious refreshments before and after shows, visit The CAVALIER LUNCHEONETTE and NUMBER NINE (IN THE CAVALIER THEATRE) (IN THE WAYNE THEATRE) WAYNESBORO THEATRES CORPORATION WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF She SOUTHERN RESTAURANT Sele lacelosLala { 167 } COMPLIMENTS OF BUCHANAN’S, INC. Dependable Jewelers DiAmMonbs - WATCHES - JEWELRY SILVERWARE and GIFTS 122 South Wayne Avenue - Waynesboro, Va. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Compliments of WAYNE MUSIC STORE CORNER HARDWARE SPORTS CENTER Wilson Sports Equipment We Deliver DiaL 9506 HERSH OLDSMOBILE, INC. 794, Bast Main St: - Phone 2253 Ww WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of STOVER’S ELECTRIC SHOP E. F. STOVER, Prop. Telephone 4541 Box25i 119 SoutH WAYNE AVENUE DRIVER SALES SERVICE, INC. vw DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Cars and Trucks - Service Compliments of THE WAYNE BEAUTY SALON GIFT HOUSE, INC. 411 West Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 168 } HANE Y’S PHARMACY 412 West MAIN STREET Compliments of BARKER-JENNINGS CORPORATION Wholesale Only LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA CRUMPLER’S 417 West Main Street Dial 2-4661 Featuring NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FASHIONS BETTY BARCLAY L’ AIGLON Miss MopE BELSON JONATHAN LOGAN ELKTON LITHIA BOTTLING CO. ELKTON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND { 169 } LITHOGRAPHING PRINTING gg. ENCRAVING EVERETT WADDEY COMPANY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Pa Senre CMASESZcoUN'C IN COLLECE AND SCHOOL ANNUALS Producers of the o 1953 Chain and Anchors oP { 170 } Designers and engravers of the South’s finest school publications 7 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA {171 } ae ve Ye “ (Sf) eee | or c- of 0? ig Awa . 2) a qu Set sees ” eT Pees a a ae Up a? eats ey ne ps 7h a ce @ Ly of” ae oe Se re , eae, 5b Y¥v } 2 ns Peas cn oe ar, ef ; j Sn a | we oe ‘ALWOOD STUDIOS | Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer - 1953 CHAIN AND ANCHORS { 172 } PhS oe teat jee Bo se. 2 orc 2, tLe A CAE “ Cés2ca£ LAA a — Ze fee weaZHew ee sa { 173 } Autographs 6. athe . A 2 a ae ca a. Fe wn . - 4 A at af , i a ee: o c Cw, rae” = Fath ae - = “ - oe f é _ “ = oe ray “ . i. —— es PA - Pan ff a ry ) i 4 52 — f. yoy é “Aa _ 2 ys =. , Pr re , 7 — - a“ ae Prt “o f . Otte S Aw aw A.D. 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