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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

¥) om i Ae + ba a : ree FAIRFAX HALL WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “¢ © Boos oe smoot . ., ne 1 ‘ - 3 a3 ie jane.x soit tle 9 RR I te HE tow wes gle ie � “oy x ef ; a 2 a ; ginger pee, “paet ao ss - ad neo e CHALY ANCHORS ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF-THE STUDENT BODY OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Waynesboro Public Library 600 South Wayne Ave. Waynesboro, VA 22980 pile BOOK is dedicated by the Staff of the 1954 CHAIN AND ANCHORS to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gates, Sr., on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anni- versary. They hold a large place in our hearts and, with their permission, we hereby invite ourselves back to Fairfax for the celebration of their Diamond Jubilee in 1963. FOREWORD OME of you have wondered about the significance of our title, CHain ann AncHors. The anchors represent the home and school and the chain which joins them symbolizes the strong bond between these two dominating factors in our lives. For many years a teature of our commencement program has been the adding of links to our “chain of years,” with the re- dedication of the anchors, home and school. It is the hope of your CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff that the record in this book may help to keep alive our days at Fair- fax Hall. CONTENTS Dedication The School The Administration . The Faculty The Classes The Organizations The Athletics. The. Features The May Court Student Directory Faculty Directory . Advertisements . THE SCHOOL WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, SR. A.B., A.M. President Ze) Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, University of Virginia MISS EURA VANCE STROTHER A.B., A.M. Dean of Students ta Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, Columbia University; Pennsylvania State College WittiAM BENJAMIN GaTEsS, JR., B.S. Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College Harry LEE NASH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College Miss Nancy LEE ALLEN A.B. French Marshall College, A.B. FACULTY Miss Emity F. BROWN B.L.1. Speech and Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. 2 ange SALW DE x4 gh HET OS, � ee Cakes EW, be Ba AER IN 08 oh oh a ited i tohenke Sete ry ee NNE CHRISTJOHN MIss « B.F.A. Art College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.F.A. Miss VIVIAN FARLOWE A.B., M.A. Biology (second semester) Western Maryland College, A.B.; Uni- versity of Virginia, M.A.; Post-graduate work, University of Virginia; College of Charleston, South Carolina Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL A-BeouA.M. Chemistry and Ma thematics Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ Col- lege, Columbia University, M.A.; Post- graduate School, Yale University Miss EruHe, RutuH GANDY B.S., M.A. History and Social Science Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven College, B.S.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; University of Edinburgh FACULTY Miss SusAN HANCOCK Miss JANIS HATHORN Miss THELMA H1xoNn Beas el. BSA Mas Beds History Spanish Home Economics Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Emory Mary Washington College of the Uni- Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. University, M.A. versity of Virginia, B.A.; New York University, M.A. Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON Miss BARBARA May Miss Roperta Mout B.M., M.M. A.B. Riding Piano English Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Duke University, A.B.; Graduate work, Bradford Junior College Oberlin Conservatory of Music, M.M. Duke University FACULTY Miss ELIZABETH PAPPAS B.M., M.M. Piano and Organ Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Northwestern University School — of Music, M.M. Miss ELEANOR ROSE B.S. Physical Education Fairfax Hall Junior College; Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina, B.S. Miss MartrHa LEE PENNEBAKER A.B., M.A. English University of Kentucky, A.B.; Bryn Mawr College, M.A.; Post-graduate work, University of Louisville, Johns Hopkins University Miss HELEN ScOTT B.S. Secretarial Science Morris Harvey College, B.S.; Uni- versity of Michigan Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON B.M., M.M. Voice Indiana University, B.M.; Jordan Con- servatory, 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.; Post- graduate work, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College Miss MARGARET WILLIS B.A., M.A. Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, A.B., M.A. Mrs. Daisy T. MAupPIN Flouse heeper FACULTY Mrs. Mer CHuan Wu B.S., M.S. Biology (first semester) Yenching University, B.S.; Iowa State University, M.S. Mrs. Ruru H. LEMLEY Housemother Miss Mary JANE CRUTCHFIELD B.S. Librarian University of West Virginia, B.S.; Graduate work, University of North Carolina Mrs. RAcHEL W. McCLurE Housemother FACULTY Miss Lorri: WILLIAMS SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS Mrs. A. 1. Matrox R.N. M.D. Nurse Physician Dietitian Miss SWANN MARKS Mrs. MarsoriE G. ROBERTSON Secretary Secretary Alma Mater t 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. { 16 } THE COLLEGE CLASS OF 1954 VWissthsi UMM Agere ie on oe et eee en eee, 2 resident GEORCLATLLAW LEY? ets ee eee, wc Vee President VECRA@ | ANT PARLIN Geer es ee ee ner a Sh SCCTOLETY Mary ANN YOUNT . en eee ae, wel TERSUTET. MISS SHIRLEY) AMPTON: (eee eee eg cee uh on.. WS DONSOT HAwLeEy, Partin, Yount, Mumma, Miss Lampron 417} Gleta (ox Bell ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND Golf Club, ’54; United Nations Club, ’54 “Happy am I, from care Iam free. Why aren’t they all contented like me!”’ Sonta ( astillo Mexico Crry, Mexico Dance Club, °53, °54; Art Club, ’54; French Club, ’54; Spanish Club, ’54; Home Economics Club, 54 “But oh! she dances such a way! No sun upon an Easter Day, is half so fine a sight’? GLETA SONIA CHAIN AND ANCHORS {19} Alice (handler WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 33 “Sweet and smiling are thy ways, as beauteous golden autumn days Ruth (handler WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Glee Club, °53; Choir, ’53; French Club, °53, °54; CHain anp ANcHors Staff, °54 “Her words ring as sweet as a chain of gold, and her eyes are lit with laughter”? ALICE RutTH CHAIN AND ANCHORS {21 } ‘Patricia ‘Dodd WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “Silence gives grace to a woman”? june D. Ehrhardt WILMETTE, ILLINOIS Glee Club, °52, °53, °54; Choir, °53, °54; Fairfax Players, °54 “An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies”? PaTsy JUNE CHAIN AND ANCHORS {23} Georgia Hawley ce ( Dattas, TEXAS Cheerleader, °53; Secretary of Riding Club, 53: World Tides Organization, 753: 5 ) 5 o) ) 5 ; , Student Association, 54; Chairman of President’s Council, °54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS ’ ’ ) ’ Staff, °54; President of United Nations Club, 54; Vice-President of Senior Class, 54; May Court, °54 “Snappy and peppy and always there; well liked here and everywhere’? eAthena Kostul WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA oF 54 French Club, 753, “Sober, but not serious; quiet, but not idle”? GEORGIA TINA CHAIN AND ANCHORS { 25 } C harlotte Ann KC (New GALESVILLE, MARYLAND Vice-President, Art Film and Exhibition Society, ’54; French Club, 753, 54; President, French Club, ’54; United Nations Club, 54; CHarn anp Ancuors, ’54; May Court, ’54 “Many persons feel art, some understand it; but few both feel and understand it?’ «Martha Hall XGles WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA President’s Council, ’53, °54; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 754; Junior Varsity Basketball, ’53, °54; Treasurer, United Nations Club, °54; French Club, 753, °54; Vice-President, French Club, 754; Athletic Association, ’53, °54; May Court, ’54 “Tt is mice to be natural when you’re naturally nice”? MICKEY Mart CHAIN AND ANCHORS {27 } eAnn Norrison WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Glee Club, 753; President’s Council, 53, 54; Phi Theta Kappa, °53, °54; President, Phi Theta Kappa, ’54; French Club, °53, °54 The hand that follows intellect can achweve’’ Ann Shope Mumma OREFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA President, Senior Class, °54; Vice-President, Junior Class, °53; Choir, °53; Glee Club, 53; Varsity Hockey, ’53, ’54; Junior Varsity Basketball, ’53, °54; Riding Club, °54; Porpoise Club, °53, ’54; President, Porpoise Club, 54; CHain AND ANCHORS, 754; Hall Chatter, °54; Athletic Association, °53, 54; Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, °53, °54; Student Association Board, °54; Intramural Representative, 54; Athletic Association Board, ’54; Golf Club, ’54; Senior Life Saving, 53; Instructor’s Course, °53; Senior Dorm Council, 54; May Court, ’54 “To do easily what vs difficult for others ts a mark of talent’? ANN WISSIE CHAIN AND ANCHORS {29} { 30 } = Gf BL ey Mary Jane Partin ROsEDALE, NEw YORK Secretary, Senior Class, ’54; Secretary, Junior Class, °53; World Tides, ’53; Glee Club, °53, °54; CHain and ANCHORS, 753; Co-Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 754; Secre- tary, Glee Club, 54; Ensemble, ’54; United Nations Club, °54 “To know her is to love her’’ Martha ‘Kae Terranella Datias, TEXAS Student Association Board, 53; Glee Club, °53, °54; Choir, °53; Hall Chatter, °53, 54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °53, °54; President, Glee Club, °54; United Nations Club, 54; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, °54; Vice-President, Student Associ- ation, °54 Better to be small and shine than to be tall and cast a shadow’’ M. J. Marty CHAIN AND ANCHORS {31} Mary Teresa Welch WasHINGTON, D. C. President, Dance Club, ’54; Porpoise Club, 753, ’54; Varsity Hockey, 53, °54; Junior Varsity Basketball, °53, °54; United Nations, ’54; Glee Club, °53; Choir, °53, °54; World Tides, 53; Golf Club, 54; Athletic Association Board, 54; Student Associ- ation Board, °54; Fairfax Players, ’54; Art Club, ’53; Dance Club, ’53; Postmaster, D4; Athletic Association, °53, 54; President, Art Film and Exhibition Society, °54; President, Choir, °54 ““There’s a little bit of heaven in those laughing Irish eyes”? Uergie Grace Wine WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Glee Club, °53, °54; French Club, 53, 54; Home Economics Club, ’54 “Patient and still and full of good will”’ Mary VERGIE CHAIN AND ANCHORS {33} {34} Mary Ann Yount WILMINGTON, DELAWARE President, Student Association, ’54; Senior Class Treasurer, 753, 54; Hall Chatter, 53, °54; Porpoise Club, 53, ’54; Golf Club, °54; Varsity Hockey, 753, °54; Basketball Manager, 54; Junior Varsity Basketball, ’53; Boots and Saddle Club, °53: Riding ser, 5 ) 5 ; 5 Club, ’53; United Nations Club, ’54; Glee Club, °53; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Stall. Do. 54; Senior Life Saving, ’53; Instructor’s Course, ’53; Senior Dorm Council, °54; Athletic Association, ’53, °54; World Tides Club, °53: May Court. °54 ’ D ’ ’ 9 ) ’ “From the crown of her head to the sole of her feet she is all mirth’? May CHAIN AND ANCHORS { 35 } LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the College Senior Class L E, THE College Senior Class, being of sound minds and bodies do hereby wish to make known to the world our last wishes as of this fifth day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-four: We bequeath to Miss Lampton, our kind and patient housemother and sponsor, each and every room in the Dorm, spotless and shining by 8:00 each morning. I, Mary Jane Parlin, do hereby will and bequeath my “‘cattle and bottles with metal caps,” to any underclassman who claims she is a native New Yorker and can stand the teasing of these rebels as I have, with forced patience, managed to do. I, Martha Terranella, being of unsound mind at the time, do will and bequeath to all under- classmen, my tremendous ability to “‘doe-doe.” Also, I will to anyone who 1s brave enough, the job of cutting hair and taking the consequences afterwards as I did. I, June Ehrhardt, being of strong body and uncertain mind, will and bequeath to Patricia Dean my laugh. Let it ring long and loud throughout the halls of Senior Dorm. I, Martha Miles, not being of sound mind, do leave my buzzard wings to Timmie Wallace with the assurance that they will never fail as a good means of transportation for escaping English class during difficult situations. [also leave that cozy little room, better known as the library, to those who are the studious type—or at least appear to be. I, Wissie Mumma, having all brain and no brawn, do will and bequeath my intelligence to Miss Gandy, my straight legs and big feet to Annie Gil and, last but not least, another Wissie to the Charles Addams house. I, Gleta Bell, being of studious mind, do hereby will and bequeath my straight hair and dis- figured hands to Barbara Baldwin, in hopes that she will use them to good advantage. I, Mary Ann Yount, with heavy heart and tearful eye, do hereby will and bequeath all the fine times I have had at Fairfax to the underclassmen, especially Lloyd Rollins, who I know will make every minute full of fun and laughter. I, Ann McNew, being of questionable mind and frail body, do hereby bequeath my ability to live dangerously and ride motorcycles to Barbara Baldwin in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Alice Chandler, do hereby will and bequeath my love of bridge to Anne Gilman in hopes that she will learn to play better than I can. I, Ann Morrison, being of tall body and burned-out mind, leave my Phi Theta Kappa pin to Sally McCraw with orders to keep it shining. I, Vergie Wine, do hereby will and bequeath my car to anyone who can make it run without its having to be towed in. I, Georgia Hawley, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby leave my laundry list and laundry bill to anyone who thinks she can match it; and my 6:00 A.M. study period to anyone who thinks she can get something accomplished in it. I, Ruth Chandler, being of shaken mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Pam Pattie, the exclusive use of my chauffeur and car in hopes that they may help her in getting to school on time next year. I, Sonia Castillo, do hereby will and bequeath my dancing ability to Ethel Garth in hopes that she will use it to good advantage next year. I, Patsy Dodd, do hereby will and bequeath my secretarial proficiency to anyone who thinks she can do a better job with it than I have done. I Athena Kostul, being of sound mind and small body, do hereby will and bequeath my daily “mail on the ironing-board”’ to the most deserving mail-less junior in Senior Dorm. I, Mary Welch, do leave. . .!!! { 36 } PROPHECY of the College Senior Class L June 5, 1964 Dear Mr. AND Mrs. W. B. Gates, Sr.: Enclosed is a copy of the minutes of the first reunion of the College Senior Class of 1954. We thought you might be interested in the whereabouts and fates of these girls after ten long years. The meeting was called to order by Wissie Mumma, who officiated and introduced our honored guest of the evening, Miss Shirley Lampton. Miss Lampton had journeyed from Fairfax to be with us for the occasion. The greater part of the meeting was devoted to bringing up to date the activities of each of the members. In the informal discussion that followed, it was revealed that our president, Wissie Mumma, is being praised by the girls of America for her new “Shope” curlers; a tremendous boon to the hair-curling industry. Presently drawing much acclaim as the famed dancer of “Swan Lake” sponsored by the Ballet Russé is none other than Sonia Castillo. Gleta Bell has just returned from another voyage to England, where she purchased some new cashmere sweaters to replenish her dwindling supply. The latest winner of the coveted Nobel Prize is Ruth Chandler for the widely publicized Chandler’s “Translation of Homer and Virgil.’ Our little Georgia Hawley has just been promoted to president of the “Lost and Found’ department of the Dallas Laundry. June Ehrhardt has reached her goal at last and has been given a permanent place as Laugh Promoter in Bob Hope’s audience. Mary Ann Yount is joyous about her new record in sales of Air-Wick bottles and vaporizers. Congratulations are in order this evening for Mary Welch who just received her Master’s degree from Cambridge University, and has been recognized for her great satirical writings in blank verse. Martha Terranella is making headlines these days due to the recent discovery of a gusher in her back yard. Oil? No, spicy, splurty, Spaghetti Sauce! Vergie Wine is proud to announce that she has an important key position in a special Auto Club, whose motto is, ‘You supply it, we'll wreck it!” The talk of the town these days is the revolution in the stamp industry made possible by Athena Kostul, who invented a stamp complete with indelible inscriptions. After the death of Einstein, it was no surprise to any of us that Ann Morrison should be elected to succeed him and carry on where he left off. Among those unable to be present tonight are Alice Chandler who is this evening engaged in a reading of “John Brown’s Body” at Duke University. Mary Jane Parlin is absent due to the fact that she 1s taking notes at the “You Describe It, We’ll Write It’ convention in New Jersey. Mickey McNew sent a telegram expressing her great disappointment at not being with us tonight but she is coaching Marlon Brando in his new smash hit, “Motorcycle Called Undesired.” Patsy Dodd just telephoned us from the White House and informed us that she would be here shortly, but must finish some last-minute dictation for the President. The highlight of the evening was the favors given each of the members present, by Martha Miles. They were baby buzzards from her Buzzard Farm in North Carolina. Thus the first reunion of the Class of ’54 was brought to a close. Those who attended had a marvelous time and are anxiously looking forward to another such memorable evening in the near future. We would be greatly pleased if you would be our guests at the next reunion. Sincerely yours, Mary JANE Par.in, Secretary. {37} Laurel Chain Song Ww 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) ’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! (3) 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. (5) We accept with joyful hearts The challenge that you give, And promise we will keep it; In our hearts twill ever live. THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1954 PANN: LU ES ee ee eee ee Oe A) a 2 Ree eee Te CARO OBINSON Smee ee ee ee P02 Precil est PANNE DRAMANT ae eer a 2 Ge os eg gat gem a Secretary BARBARAGLUCK Yaa Mmvenn Mees 2 enna ey Ra et MOET 97 cary 77: JEANCEOOLE Dah Wer See eGo ss a Sereeant-at-Arms MISSHEURAGVickOTROTHER DR nee ee ae te Oe ee ee Sponsor Braman, Lutes, Lucky, Ropinson, Miss STROTHER {39 } THEM HIG HSS CHOCO RS ENTORS Jane Alexander NorFOLK, VIRGINIA Riding Club, °53; Glee Club, 53; French Club, °53, °54; Home Economics Club, 54 “They that know no evil will suspect none” “frankte Bayor Hosart, [INDIANA “T, never, with important air, in conversation overbear”’ JANE FRANKIE { 40 } THES Hees GH OLOLESSENTORS Mary Elizabeth Beard SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Riding Club, °52, °53, °54; Boots and Saddle Club, °52, °53, °54; President, Riding Club, °53; President, Boots and Saddle Club, ’54; Athletic Association, °52, °53, °54; Athletic Association Board, °53, °54; Varsity Hockey, 54; Dance Club, °54; Manager, Basketball Team, 7°54; Life Guard, ’54; Spanish Club, °52, 53, 54; Home Economics Club, 54; President, Home Economics Club, ’54; May Court, °54 “Good sense, disciplined by experience and inspired by goodness, issues in practical wisdom’ Ehzabeth Ann Booth Datias, TEXAS Cheerleader, °53, °54; Fairfax Players, °53, °54; Secretary-Treasurer, Fairfax Players, 54; Dance Club, °52, °53, °54; Athletic Association, 52, 53, °54; President, Art Film and Exhibition Society, 53; May Court, ’54 “Rarity gives a charm”? Boop Lippy {41} LOES AG FS GHO © LaeSEN TORS Edith B. NC. Bourne ConcorbD, NORTH CAROLINA Glee Club, ’53; Choir, ’53, 54; Home Economics Club, °54; French Club, °54; Athletic Associ- ation, °54; Intramurals, 53 “Words are trusty heralds to her mind”? cAnne G. Braman WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Secretary, Senior Class, ’54; Secretary-Treas- urer, International Relations Club, °54; Vice- President, Glee Club, °54; Junior Varsity Basketball, °54; Hall Chatter, °54; CHAIN AND Ancuors, 754; Athletic Association Board, 54; French Club, ’54; Choir, °54 You must look into people as well as at them”? Nicki: ANNE THESHIG He SsSCHOIOUTSENIORS Nancy Leigh Buckley CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE French Club, °54; President, International Re- lations Club, °54; Golf Club, 754; Debate Club, 54; Jumior Varsity Hockey, °54; President’s Council, °54; Hall Chatter Staff, °54; May Court, °54 “Vivacity ws the health of the spirit” Judith Mary Carnell Cora GABLES, FLORIDA President’s Council, 54; Vice-President, De- bate Club, °54; International Relations Club, °54; Spanish Club, °54; May Court, 754 “An able woman shows her spirit by gentle words and resolute actions’ NANCY Jupy {43} DESH UG Hits GEO OG LERSENTO Rs (arolyn Sue Carpenter SALYERSVILLE, KENTUCKY Program Chairman, Art Film and Exhibition Society, °54; Home Economics Club, °54; In- ternational Relations Club, ’54 “‘Neatness is a crowning grace of womanhood’’ Barbara W, hitley ‘Darden ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Home Economics Club, 754; French Club, °53; Riding Club, 753; Glee Club, °53; International Relations Club, °54 “Taste is often one of the aspects of fashion’’ 41443) bo Eee Geers GOO Ta SENTORS Ellen Gay Duncan PocoMOKE Crry, MARYLAND Varsity Basketball, °52, °53, °54; Athletic As- sociation, °52, °53, °54; Secretary, Athletic Association, 754; Secretary, Student Associ- ation, °54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 754; Latin Clubse2peos.eco4e Ridings Club. 00.8 43 Boots and Saddle Club, 53, °54 “None knew thee but to love thee; none named thee but to praise”’ (arole farmer Ely KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Co-Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 754; Hall Chatter, °54; French Club, °53, ’54; Glee Club, 54; Choir, 54; Home Economics Club, °54; International Relations Club, ’54; Athletic As- sociation, 753, 754; Athletic Association Board, 54; Life Guard, °54; Chairman, Intramurals, °53, °54; Intramural Representative, ’54; Varsity Hockey, 53; Captain, Junior Varsity Hockey, 53; Junior Varsity Basketball, ’53, °54; Dance Club, °54; Boots and Saddle Club, °53, °54; Secretary-Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club, °53; Riding Club, 53, 754; President, Riding Club, ’54; May Court, 754 “Domestic happiness ts the end of almost all my pursuits and the common reward of all my pains”’ ELLEN CAROLE {45} TOERDLG Has Cl © GUS ENO Rs Julie ‘Ruth Cohen New York, N. Y. “The flower of meekness on a stem of grace”’ Christina Louise Goetz Monroe, MICHIGAN President’s Council, 53, °54; Fairfax Players, °53, °54; Vice-President, Fairfax Players, °54; Spanish Club, 53, °54; Treasurer, Spanish Club, °54; International Relations Club, °53, 54; Home Economics Club, °54; CHarn anpb AncHors Staff, °54; Hall Chatter Staff, °54 “They say that the best counsel is that of women’? JULIE Curis {146 } teed lo Hes GOO LRESENLORS Sherlene Jo Hall DHAHRAN, SAuDI ARABIA Home Economics Club, ’54 “Tt ws tranquil people who accom pli sh much’? Nancy Bolling Hudson EMINENCE, KENTUCKY Glee Club, 54; Riding Club, ’54; French Club, °D4; International Relations Club, ’54 “Integrity is the evidence of all civil virtues’? SHERLENE NANCY EFAs THE SAGs CHO O USSENTORS Marilyn Kaplan Cora GABLES, FLORIDA Intramural Representative, ’52; Dance Club, ’52, °53, °54; Treasurer, Dance Club, ’54; Boots and Saddle Club, °52, °53, 754; Riding Club, 52, 53, °54; Porpoise Club, °53, 54; Varsity Hockey, 52, °53, °54; Captain, Varsity Hockey, °54; Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, ’52; Varsity Basketball, °53, °54; National Honor Society, °53, °54; President, National Honor Society, b4eSpanisne Club, so2 sos D4: resident, Spanish Club, °54; Fairfax Players, °53, 54; Vice-President, Athletic Association, 54; Ath- letic Association, ’52, °53, °54; Vice-President, Junior Class, °53; Hall Chatter, °53, °54; Editor, Hall Chatter, °54; Cuan AND ANCHORs Staff, ’54; Secretary, Choir, 54; Glee Club, °53, 54; Archery, °54; Ensemble, ’54; May Court, ’54 “Muse not that I thus suddenly proceed; for what Twill, I will, and there’s an end’’ Sue Carolyn Kellenberger NORFOLK, VIRGINIA “Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are”’ MICKEY SUE {43} PO Cer ree eH) OL oENTORS Antta Kirkpatrick WARRENTON, VIRGINIA Intramurals, °53, °54; International Relations Club, 753, °54; Spanish Club, 753, ’54; Art Club, 54; Junior Varsity Basketball, °54; Athletic Association, 753, °54 “Among mortals second thoughts are wisest’? -Armantine McAlister Leggett SoutH Boston, VIRGINIA Y- W..C.A., °50; Art Club, °53:; International Relations Club, 54; CHAIN AnD ANCHORS Staff, 54 “Happiness lies, first of all, in good health’? ANITA ARMANTINE { 49 } BH Esso GC Ais CHO} Ea SENTOR Ss Ann ‘Demarest Lutes New York, NEw York President, Senior Class, °54; International Re- lations Club, °54; Porpoise Club, 52, °53, 75 Junior Varsity Hockey, °52; Athletic Associ- ation, °53; Treasurer, Athletic Association, °54; Vice-President, National Honor Society, 54: Vice-President, French Club, °53; Vice- Presi- dent, Latin Club, 753; Choir, 53, 54; Vice- President, Choir, 54; Glee Club, °53, °54; In- tramural Representative, 53; Intramurals, 753, °54; Secretary, Debate Club, °5 4: Fairfax Players, ve CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 54; Hall Chatter Siaft, °54; Ensemble, 54; May Cours 54 “Men of humor are always in some degree men of genius; wits are rarely so, although a man of genius may, amongst pies gifls, possess wit”? Judith Ann Me(leskey MraMi, FLoRIDA President’s Council, °53, °54; Fairfax Players, 54; Glee Club, 753; Choir, °54; Spanish Club, 53, °54; International Relations Club, °53, 754; Home Economics Club, 54; Hall Chatter Staff, 54; President, Debate Club, ’54 “Party spirit enlists one’s virtues in the cause of his vices’ ANN Juby { 50 } HiteenG his CH OOLESENLORS Shetla McCulloch Datias, TEXAs Cheerleader, °53, °54; Fairfax Players. °53, °54: 7 9 b) � , vy] y) by) Choir, ’52, ’53; Glee Club, °52, 53; Dance Club, 52, °53, °54; Porpoise Club, 752: Junior Varsity y) 9 ) 9 Sie) é Basketball, 52; Athletic Association. 753, 754: 9 9 P| 9 9 Intramurals, °52, °53; Riding Club, °52, °53: g ’ 5 May Court, 54 “Thy voice is sweet as if it took its music from thy face’’ Neanet ‘Rae MoAMurdy FRANKLIN, PENNSYLVANIA Treasurer, Debate Club, 54; Fairfax Players, °D3, °54; International Relations Club, °53, 754; Latin Club, ’53, °54; Golf Club, °54; Hall Chatter Staff, °54 “The ga yest flirt that coach’d it round the town”? SHEILA NANCY {51} THE SAUG Hats CHOOT SSENTORS “Anna Magruder Nash WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Varsity Hockey, °52, °53, °54; Junior Varsity Basketbally75 2553.8 04:5 Lorpoise. Glube a2. 53, °54; Dance Club, 752, °53, °54; Reserve All- Star Hockey Team, 52, 54; Captain, Reserve All-Star Hockey, 754; Secretary, Junior Class, 53; Treasurer, Student Association, °54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 54; Hall Chatter Staff, °52, bom b4 Fairlaxe blayerse 0268 ose 4 eal Club, 752,753, °54: President.) Eat Clab, 754: French Club, °53, °54; Secretary, French Club, 54; Treasurer, Glee Club, °54; Choir, 754; Secretary, National Honor Society, 54; Ath- letic Association, 752, °53, 754; Debate Club, 54; Ensemble, ’54; May Court, 754 “And what she greatly thought, she nobly dared”’ (oustance Virgina Northridge AUBURN, MASSACHUSETTS Choire 25 lib 2-3 Gleea Club.) lie 52-6 Pairiax Players, °51, °52, °54; International Relations Club, °51, °52, °54; Junior Varsity Hockey, 51, 52; Art and Film Exhibition Society, °54; Athletic Association, 7°51, °52; Intramurals, 51, 752 “T will look on the stars and look on thee, and read the page of thy destiny”? NANCY CONNIE { 52 } ELEM LG ies GHOO ERSENTOIRS Anne Gorman Ovsau STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT International Relations Club, ’54; Home Econom- ics Club, 54; Art Film and Exhibition Society, 54; Golf Club, ’54 “The rogue has everywhere the advantage’’ Joa n Pancoast SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Art Film and Exhibition Society, 54; Fairfax Players, 53, ’54; Glee Club, ’53, °54; Secretary- Treasurer, Home Economics Club, °53, 754 “Delicacy in woman ts strength”? OEs JOANIE {53 } THE SG ies 6 HiG).© PS RIN Gis Sara Georgeanne ‘Patterson SNYDER, NEw YORK Glee Club, °52, ’53; Choir, ’52; Porpoise Club, °53, °54; Riding Club, 53, °54; Spanish Club, 52, °53; Home Economics Club, °54; Athletic Association, 753, 754 “He who sings frightens away his ills” Gale -Ann Perry West ENGLEwoop, NEW JERSEY Fall Chatter Staff, °54; Home Economics Club, °54; Riding Club, ’54; Choir, 754; Glee Club, 54; Ensemble, °54 “O sleep! in pity thou art made a double boon to such as me’’ JAN GALE Pte aes Gt OO SENIORS Barbara Joan Pilcher WARRENTON, VIRGINIA Home Economics Club, ’54 “That which ordinary men are fit for, lam quali- fied in; and the best of me is diligence’’ Katherine Stuart Pittman LAKE PROVIDENCE, LOUISIANA Secretary-Treasurer, Latin Club, 754; Inter- national Relations Club, °54; Fairfax Players, °54; National Honor Society, ’54 “Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eve, in every gesture dignity and love’? BARBARA KATHY {55 } LHEe HIGH SGH OO ESSENIC RS Jean izabeth “Poole RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA President, Junior Class, °53; Porpoise Club, 53, °54; Boots and Saddle Club, 53; Riding Club, ’53; Spanish Club, 53, 54; Home Econom- ics Club, °54; Athletic Association, °53, 754; President, Athletic Association, °54; Glee Club, °54; Choir, ’54; Ensemble, °54; Varsity Basket- ball, °53; May Court, 754 “TT have loved my friends as I do virtue, my soul se 2B es 2 my God ’ (Carol Beverly ‘Robinson JACKSON, ‘TENNESSEE Vice-President, Senior Class, ’54; Riding Club, 53, °54; Treasurer, Riding Club, °54; Varsity Basketball, °53, °54; Captain, Varsity Basket- ball, °54; Co-Editor, Hall Chatter, °54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, ’54; National Honor Society, 54; Debate Club, °54; Home Economics Club, 54; Athletic Association, °53, °54; May Court, 54 “Imagination disposes of everything; i creates beauty, justice, and happiness, which is everything in this world’’ JEAN CaroL { 56 } Bonbon tots CH OOTRSENTORS Szdney Elizabeth Saunders WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Junior Varsity Hockey, °52, °53, °54; Dance Club, 752, 53, 54; Manager, Basketball, 53; Athletic Association, °52, °53, °54; Latin Club, 52- French -Glub, 53, °54; Glee Club, °54; Hall Chatter Staff, °54 “The first vice of the first woman was curvosity, and it runs through the whole sex”’ Mary Ehzabeth Thomas CROSSVILLE, TENNESSEE Glee Club, °53, °54; International Relations Club, °53, °54; Hall Chatter Staff, °54; French Club, °53, °54; Life Guard, °53; Home Econom- ics Club, °54 “ A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men”? SIDNEY BrpBa { 57} IME iG GH OOleSENTORGS Barbara NM adelyn Utano DuNEDIN, FLORIDA Home Economics Club, °54; Glee Club, 754; International Relations Club, °54; Athletic As- sociation, 754; Co-Manager, Hockey Team, 754; National Honor Society, ’54 “An angel might have stooped to see, and blessed oO t) her for her purity”? (ora Ann Wallace RocHEsTER, NEw York International Relations Club, ’54; Debate Club, 54; Fairfax Players, 54; Riding Club, 53, °54; Jumor Varsity Hockey, °54; Intramurals, °53, D4; Glee Club, °53, °54; Home Economics Club, ’54; Golf Club, °54 “As merry_as the day is long’’ Bass CorKY {58 } omer Cte Gt Lees ENT ORS Sylvia Lamb Watson FarRMONT, West VIRGINIA Forpoisea Club, 0291 004 9045 GleeeGlub, 53: Athletic Association, °53, °54; Art Film and Exhibition Society, °53; Business Manager, Art Film and Exhibition Society, °53; Home Economics Club, 54; Fairfax Players, °53, °54; President, Fairfax Players, 54; Hall Chatter Staff, °54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 54; Spanish Club, °52, °53, °54; International Re- lations Club, ’53, ’54; May Court, ’54 “What delights us in visible beauty ts the invisible’? Mary Caroline Weppler CONNEAUT, OHIO Spanish Club, ’53, °54; International Relations Club, °53, ’54; Glee Club, ’54; Riding Club, °53, °54; Intramurals, 53; Home Economics Club, 754 ““Earnestness and sincerity aré SYHONYMOUS ae SYLVIA Cc. W. {59} LES ALGO ees:GH ©. OSes ENT Oks ‘Donna Marte White BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA International Relations Club, 754; Porpoise Club, °54; Glee Club, °54; Home Economics Club, 754 “See me, how calm I am!”’ Barbara Anne Wooster WarREN, OHIO International Relations Club, °54; Home Eco- nomics Club, 7°54; Hall Chatter Staff, 754; Glee Club, 53, °54 “The sweetest type of heaven is home’? DonNA BARB { 60 } Peo eo O.© lao EN) ORS Barbara Ann Lucky Houston, Texas Treasurer, Senior Class, °54; Glee Club, °54; Home Economics Club, ’54; Hall Chatter Staff, 54 “Now let us sing, ‘Long live Texas’ ”’ Lucky { 61 } THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the High School Senior Class L Fairfax Hall We, the High School Seniors, wish to leave behind a few things we have cherished here at . The final wishes of the Senior Class shall now be disclosed as we are all gathered here. ARTICLE I[ they have afforded our class. We wish to bequeath to Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Sr., our best wishes and heartiest congratulations on their Golden Wedding Anniversary, and also our love and appreciation for the wonderful times We wish to bequeath to Miss Strother our sincere thanks for caring for each of us, and we extend invitations to her for a visit to each of us ARTICLE II I, Ann Lutes, hereby do will and bequeath my ability to cry in Chemistry class to any budding Einstein; to Rose Klevansky I leave my waistline with fond hopes of saving her from sneaking to Faxette; and to Fairfax I leave three happy years of my life. I, Carol Robinson, being of tired mind and skinny body, do will and bequeath my devotion to horror comics and race music to any underclassman who is Bohemian enough to appreciate them. I, Ann Braman, being of no mind and feeble body, do hereby will and bequeath my handy expression, “I haven’t been at all well today” with it than I have to Gini Leach in hopes she will be more successful I, Barbara Lucky, being of no mind, leave my undying devotion and love for Ro ck Hudson to Rose Klev ansky, and my enthusiasm for receiving mail to Aunt Lottie. I also leave my love for the Bop to Kim Mitchell I, B. D. Darden, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go on a diet to Waller; my week-ends in Roanoke and Lexington to Anne Kauffman in hopes that she and Leland will have as much fun as ) y ) Thad and I did; and my ability to make the Dean’s List to Kauffman and Waller who try so hard. I, Sylvia Watson, with tearful eye and sad heart, will and bequeath to Marlene Peeler my great lish 4-B. love for Maryland and my modesty; and to Anne Tinsley my ability to become hysterical in Eng- I, Jane Alexander, being of feeble mind and shapeless body, do hereby will and bequeath to Gail McLanahan my yee nickel which I still owe her for a coke; and also, my love for a service man, in hopes that she w ill be as faithful to her man as I have been to mine! I, Mary Elizabeth Thomas, do hereby will and bequeath my Hoogar name, ‘‘Rhinestone,”’ to anyone who can’t afford to buy diamonds I, Frankie Bayor, being of weary mind and frail body, do hereby will to Jere-Ann Brewer my ability to grow fingernails i in hopes that someday she may grow some; and to Carlotta McKinney my love for Culver. I, Connie Northridge, being of weak mind and slender body, a leave my willpower to diet to Sharon Boufford in hopes that she may lose as much weight as I did; and to the unfortunate mail-less girls in the smoker, any extra letters that might arrive, courtesy of Stan in Nevada { 62 } I, Nancy Buckley, being of rebel mind and no body, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. Maupin and Mr. Wheeler my hot water bottle to use, as they try in vain to heat our refrigerator; and to Margie Stewart my fifteen rolls and doughnuts, in hopes that she’ll enjoy those Episcopal breakfasts as much as I did. I, Corky Wallace, being of fiendish mind and lazy body, do will and bequeath my love for skunk- stripped hair, my ability to oversleep, and my contagious laugh to anyone who thinks she can get away with it or put-up with it. I, Nicki Bourne, of reasonably sane mind and ever-powerful lungs, do leave my grave-stirring scream to Gini Leach; to Taffy my talent for becoming a “chronic offender” after light bell; and to Anne Kauffman my connections at U. Va. I, Jean Poole, leavy my dainty walk and my petite figure to Susan Riley in hopes that because of it she won’t let people walk on her. I, Boop Beard, being of horsey body and no mind, do hereby will and bequeath my long hair to Barbara Carney; and Cotton to Nicki Nixon; and my love for horses and the stable I leave to the Riding Department. I, Armantine Leggett, being of nerves, nerves, and more nerves, do hereby will to Anne Tinsley my “slow” walk in hopes that she will get places as quickly as I have. I, Caroline Weppler, being of no mind at all, do give to all those coming from far-off lands such as Ohio the ability to stay on campus on week-ends and enjoy them as I have. I also give Jackie “Fla.” Douglas my seat in Spanish If and hope that she will do much better than I did. I, Barbara Viano, do hereby will and bequeath to Vera Hunt my “Syndicate” name, ‘Greasy, the Mouse”; and to Faye McFarland my round-trip ticket to Tampa, Florida. I, Anita Kirkpatrick, being of shaky nerves and uneasy mind, will and bequeath to Anne Tinsley my special attraction for the Navy; and my clumsiness on the basketball court to any other future basketball players who want to get that sudden “‘let-down” feeling!! I, Judy Carnell, not being sure of my state of mind or body, do hereby will and bequeath my great love for Hawaii to ‘‘Sister’’ Gates, in hopes that she will take care of it as well or better than I have. I, Nancy Nash, do hereby will and bequeath my cousin, Betty Carr, to Miss Willis with a book of instructions, and to some unlucky underclassman my crutches. I, Judy McClesky, being of sound mind and weak body, do hereby leave my ability to do algebra to Sara Slovis, in hopes that she will make as many A’s as I did; and with much fondness, I leave my Hoogar hat to Gloria Wayland, who has no fangs but might develop them. I, Ellen Duncan, do hereby will and bequeath my cool temperament to Gini Leach in hopes that she won’t try to kill the Waynesboro girls like I did; and to Becky Dunlap I leave the song “Bill”; to Vera Hunt I leave my Latin book in hopes that she does much better than I did. I, Carole Ely, being of confused mind and wretched body, do hereby will and bequeath to Jackie “Fla.” Douglas my deficient thyroid gland so she will have no trouble losing weight; and to Anne Tinsley and Jackie “Fla.” Douglas I will my share of the signs in Room No. 115. I, Donna White, do hereby will and bequeath my empty Aquamarine bottles to all Aquamarine lovers; and to Winnie Wisner my advice on Birmingham boys. I, Chris Goetz, being of unsound mind and shattered heart, do will and bequeath to Becky Dunlap my collection of Bills in hopes that she can keep them straight; and to Allan Johnson I leave my ability to understand the opposite sex. I, Sherlene Hall, being of exhausted mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Miss Pennebaker my outstanding attributes in English and to Jane Allio, I leave the other half of my suitcase for future school trips. I, Karo Carpenter, being of unstable mind and stable body, do cheerfully leave my weakness for bleach to Waller Roberts. I also leave my Hoogar hat and George to Judy Jay. { 63 } I, Nancy Hudson, do hereby will and bequeath my Confederate cap and my Kentucky pennant to Becky Dunlap since she is from the good old city of Louisville. I, Mickey Kaplan, being of some mind and enough body, do hereby will and bequeath to Faye and Kay all the wonderful times I have had at S. M. A., in hopes that they too have fun, and to all future Fairfax girls I leave (sadly) a wonderful school. I, Sue Kellenberger, being of flustered mind and broken-down body, do hereby will and be- queath to Barbara Thrasher my “air-sick pills”? and other safety precautions in hopes that she will continue to endure the upper stratosphere better than I did; and to Barbara Carney, I leave my riding ability in hopes that she never puts her foot in the wrong stirrup. I, Barbara Wooster, do hereby will my love for the University of Virginia and those long- awaited week-ends to Mollie Peebles in hopes that she will enjoy it all as I have. I, Katherine Pittman, in ragged body and practically no mind at all, do hereby bequeath to Jackie “Fla.” Douglas my ability to always be at least fifteen minutes late for everything; and to Jessie Mundo my lower bunk on the train to Louisiana. I, Ann Oesau, being of feeble mind and no body, do hereby will and bequeath my ballet dancing to Margie Stewart in hopes that Wyatt will like it; to Waller Roberts, I leave my ability to stay out of trouble; and stock in the coke machine to “Ruby” who likes them almost as much as I do. I, Barbara Pilcher, with heavy heart and tearful eye, do hereby will and bequeath my motto, “Never trust a man,” to Anne Tinsley in hopes that she will take my advice and not wait to learn first-hand. I, Joanie Pancoast, leave my love for F. M. S. cadets to Allan Johnson; and to my roommate, Margie Stewart, I leave my Texas flag and hope that she will uphold the standards of the Lone Star State. I, Sidney Saunders, being almost insane and blind, do will my argyle socks to any underclass- man who can knit and will have the socks. I, Nancy McMurdy, being of weak mind and sentimental heart, do hereby will and bequeath my fabulous times at F. M. S. to Allan Johnson; to Barbara Schoeppl I lend Bobby until Thanks- giving 1954 when I will return, knowing she has taken good care of him for me; and to all the un- fortunate underclassmen who are still trying, I leave my natural platinum hair. I, Gale Perry, being cold of body and frigid of mind, do sadly leave my room to some poor un- suspecting rebel. I also leave to Marlene Peeler my “‘put-on” southern accent and our similar taste in cadets. I, Libby Booth, being of some mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my scissors and the deed to Booth’s Beauty Salon to Sue McGee, and my love for dramatics to Judy Jay. I, Sheila McCulloch, being reasonably sure of mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my pug nose to Gini Leach, in hopes that she will uphold the nickname of ‘‘No Nose.” I, Jan Patterson, of feeble mind and body, do will to Carlotta McKinney my use of the telephone for calls to Culver cadets, and ask her to keep her eye on one special one! I, Julie Cohen, do will and bequeath to Mollie Peebles my 95 in Chemistry, and I hope that Miss Gambrill can stand the strain. This, the Last Will and Testament of the High School Senior Class of 1954, is signed and sealed on this, the sixth day of June. THe HiGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS Witnesses: THE SUN THE Moon ‘THE STARS { 64 } The High School Senior Class Prophecy L Hello, Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea: This is your reporter, WALTER FINCHELL, giving you the inside dope on inside U. S. A. Let’s go to press! The big news tonight comes from White Sands, Mexico, where Dr. ANN Lutes, B.S., M.A., Pu.D., has discovered a new non-smear lipstick with a uranium base. It’s dynamite! Across the nation in Washington, Connie Norruripcg, the first woman Secretary of State, has opened negotiations with Russia over possession of Berlin. It is expected that Miss Norruripce with her gift for gab will get not only Berlin but also Moscow! Also in the nation’s capital today is a committee of native southerners headed by Donna Wurirte, the Democratic Senior Senator from Alabama. Thi s group is campaigning for peace, on the grounds that wars create a dip in the marriage statistics. In Detroit, Curis Gorrz, America’s most married heiress, has just captured her tenth husband . . . this one is named Bill, like all the rest but his last name is Rockefeller. Nobel Prizes were presented yesterday and Ann G. Orsau walked off with the music award for the eighth consecutive time for her splendid work with the Queen Series. Other recipients were Carnot Rosinson, the Literature Prize for her sparkling novel “From Here to Obscurity,” and Nick1 Bourne, the Science Award for her amazing rat trap which is guaranteed to stop any rodent, regardless of size. Opening on Broadway this week is “Fairfax Confidential” by Barbara VIANO . . . this is the inside story of the inside of a prep school . . . entertaining as well as a gripping novel... It stars the new Helen Hayes, Euizaseru Booru, who gives a fine performance as the Social Dean. Don’t miss it!!! Also on the Great White Way, see the opening of the new movie, ‘‘Big Orange Drink,” with the cinema-starlet, SHetta McCuttocu as Alan Ladd’s sultry gun moll. Sueima shows promise... We predict an Oscar. Other entertainment ’round the city . . . be sure to see the Wom en’s Championship Wrestling Match to- night on either TV or at the Garden... It'll be Crusher Corky WaLLAce and Bruiser Bispa Tuomas .. . a fight to the finish . . . the smart money is on the Crusher but Bruiser THomas, as a contender for the crown, shows great promise. CAROLINE WepPLER, known to her many fans as “Cool Woman” opens tonight at The Latin Quarter with her new band. ‘Cool Woman” is the hottest thing on drums since Gene Krupa and we hear she’s raking in a tidy sum of $4,000 per night at The Quarter. In the fashion world, BarBara Wooster has been acclaimed ‘‘Model of the Year” ? by the National Fashion Congress. She'll be going to Paris for the spring showings and she’ll have to stay there if she doesn’t pay her income tax. JOAN PANCOAST also received high honors at the Congress for her initiation of a new trend in dress—a backless black sheath trimmed in Con- federate flags that will give Dior a run for his money. The great state of Texas became even greater yesterday when BarBara Lucky, Houston oil heiress, purchased Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mexico and added them to Texas territory. Rumor has it that the Lone Star State is about to break away from the Union and declare itself independent. Opinion has it that Miss Lucky will be President of the new country if the plot goes through. Elsewhere in the forty-eight, CAROLYN CARPENTER, Governor of Kentucky, has just declared her state above the Mason- Dixon line .. . ‘‘Kaintuck” will be considered “Yankee Territory” from now on. New capitalists around the nation are SytviA Watson, who has just opened a streamlined bus system from West Virginia to Chestertown, Maryland. (My spies tell me there is an ulterior motive in this operation); and ARMANTINE LEGGETT, who has her own private air line from Waynesboro, Va. to South Boston, Va. She’s flying the planes herself. . . Americans abroad . . . Jutm Cowen, U. S. explorer, has just discovered a new diamond mine in Togoland, West Africa . . a rich find. Eten Duncan, American automobile magnate has just designed a new Italian sports car rumored to hit 210 per. . BarBaRA DarDEN, the only woman toreador in Spain, killed her one hundredth bull in Madrid today to become the World’s Number One Toreador... Anrra KirKPATRICK, JANE ALEXANDER, and SUE KELLENBERGER have opened a new night club in gay Paree. The new outfit is an elaborate affair in Montmartre modeled after the old Moulin Rouge... Stars of the floor show are American comedienne, KATHERINE PirrMaNn, and Can-Can dancer MICKEY Kaptan. JEAN Pootr, top U. S. athlete, has swum back and forth across the English Channel six times without touching land... Bulletins have it that JEAN is tiring but she has broken all previous records. . . Back in the states again... BARBARA PILcHER has won the coveted General Mills Award for being the nation’s best cook. . . Sporting news today features horses—Boop BrearD, up on Native Dancer, has captured racing’s Triple Crown for the fourth consecutive time... Her winnings run into twelve figures. .. When asked if they can do it again next year, Native Dancer’s trainer and owner, CAROLE ELy says, ‘We'll do’er, we'll do’er the first chanct we git!” ... Automobile speedsters have declared Nancy Hupson all-time auto champ . . . she’s the first gal to ever win this honor. . . The Long Arm of the Law reached out today and clamped down on Jupy CaRNeELL, Miami racketeer. .. CARNELL had her finger in many pies but it is thought that she is the brains behind Murder Incorporated. One of her torpedoes, Juby McCCLEsky, who handles a mean .45, was also arrested for disturbing the peace when she began to argue with a cop about the virtues of Sigmi Chi... Also in Florida today, Nanct McMurpy was appointed to the Board of Directors of Miami University . . . she’s Vice-President in Charge of Underwater Basketweaving . . . a strategic political position. .. In Fort Lauderdale, foremost Olympic speedster, JAN Parrerson, has begun training for next year’s games... She'll be representing the U. S. in all the running eyents. Back to Washington... Gate Perry has just been appointed Secretary of the Treasury on her economy record... NANCY BucktEy, Tennessee Representative in the House, has been filibustering for the past two months for an extension of funds to the House Committee for States’ Rights. . . So far, not much has been accomplished. . . Wall Street financier, ANNE BRAMAN, has purchased controlling interest in U. S. Steel with capital gained from coaching basketball in Greenland... Another big outfit, Standard Oil, formerly owned by John D. Rockefeller, has been purchased at an undisclosed sum by SHERLENE Hatt and FRANKIE Bayor. . A new capitalist around the U. S. is Nancy NAsH who just initiated an accident insurance plan covering hockey and basket- ball players... She ought to make a fortune out of it. In the high, unattainable Tibetan mountains SIDNEY SAUNDERS, nurse and explorer, toils away... Miss SAUNDERS has devoted her whole life to the mission of bringing health and comic books to the backwoods citizens who had never before seen a white woman... We salute you, SIDNEY, as an outstanding nurse and an outstanding American. ; Tune in again next week when your reporter brings you the inside dope on inside America... Now we sign off with best wishes and hopes for happiness in the future. { 65 } THE COLLEGE CLASS OF 1955 ANN GILMAN VIRGINIA GILES . ETHEL GARTH SALLY McCraw Miss ELIZABETH PAPPAS . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Girman, McCraw, Gites, Gartu, Miss Pappas { 66 } Po eeeCOLEECESPUNTLORS BARBARA BALDWIN Forr Wortu, TExaAs JACQUELYN BROWN EWTON, MASSACHUSETTS ROSANNE CASTRO WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT Patricia DEAN Forr WortH, TEXAS JANET FirzGERALD WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ETHEL GARTH GAINESVILLE, ALABAMA VIRGINIA GILES DarIEN, CONNECTICUT IMBERSOLETEGESIUNTORS ANNE GILMAN Da.ias, TEXAS SUKONTA LIMPICHART BANGKOK, THAILAND SALLY McCraw WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA JANE MILLER WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Patricia MINIx WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PAMELA PATTIE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Rte iui Mary ANNE PRESTON Forr Wortu, TExas LOHESGOLPCEGESTUNTORS VIRGINIA ROGERS Carré EvizABETH, MAINE Lioyp ROLLINS ELKTON, MARYLAND TIFFANY TRAYNHAM WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA AUDREY WALKER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ANNE SYDNOR WALLACE ORFOLK, VIRGINIA Susan WILLIAMS AMHERST, VIRGINIA PERMELIA WorTHAM Fort WortH, TEXAs THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1955 SuE McGEE eee. ee President VERA. HUNTOe co ee ee icee resident VIRGINIA) LEACH SS cao) P ere ee ee Te CCT CLALIY SUSANURILEY =a wae ae eee ee elreasurer Miss SusaAN HANcock ee ane ene SP OTESOT: Miss Hancock, McGrer, Hunt, Stewart, LEACH, RILEY Ss See Gi cee UNTO RS Livincston Manor, New York Betty Jo BAKER Gastonia, NorRTH CAROLINA SHARON BOUFFORD Detroit, MICHIGAN PHYLLIS ANN BUCHANAN SanrorD, NorTH CAROLINA BARBARA CARNEY FAIRFIELD, Co NECTICUT JACKIE Lee DoucLas Datias, TEXAS JACQUELINE M. Douctas JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA HIGHS CHO ORAIUNTORS Becky DuNLAP LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Joye GEBHART DayTon, OHIO Lucy GEORGE SUDLERSVILLE, MARYLAND SusAN GRoss CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE PauLa GRYMES Concorp, MASSACHUSETTS KAREN HIGHLAND : West Pornt, VirG IA Nancy Hur.Ley PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS VERA Hunt ManuasseT, New York ALLAN JOHNSON GarLAND, NORTH CAROLINA ANNE KAUFFMAN SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA RosE KLEVANSKY READING, PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA LEACH STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT Lucra LEONARD GeEnEvA, New YorK CONSUELO LONDONO Bocora, COLOMBIA HIGH SCHOOL, JUNIORS LuctLLE LOWEN WoopmeErE, New York Nancy LOWMAN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Rian aytie to Susan McGEE MarsHALL, TEXAS Gar McLANAHAN ELBERTON, GEORGIA Jessie Munpo DELHI, LOUISIANA Emity Myers WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA MOoLLIz PEEBLES Kirkwoop, Missouri HiGchmoGHO© OLJUNIORS MARLENE PEELER WASHINGTON, D. C. Susan RILEY WoopstTock, VIRGINIA WALLER ROBERTS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MARGIE STEWART San ANTONIO, TEXAS ANNE TINSLEY MARSHALL, VIRGINIA GLortA WAYLAND Manassas, VIRGINIA BARBARA WEAVER PanaMa City, FLloripa THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1956 JANES ODD Rogge, Seem ne wo eee aes nen resident LynpA BARNES ..... 5 oe ae eee a) ice-L resident MIMI FINKELSTEIN wee Ss a eg er Secretary BARBARA, | HRASHER_ «© 9) a ee ee J 7, cy yy: BarBARA DEGEN ........ . . . Program Chairman MISS ANNE. GHRISTIOHN oe ce Sponsor Topp, Barnes, FINKELSTEIN, THRASHER, DEGEN, Miss CuristJOHN SONIA ALVARENGA GUATEMALA Ciry, GUATEMALA LynpbA BARNES HarrisBurG, ILLINOIS LORRAINE BARTLETT LouISVILLE, KENTUCKY BARBARA BRADLEY FLusHING, L. I., NEw York PAULA BREEDLOVE Fats CHurcH, VIRGINIA JEREAN BREWER HARRIMAN, TENNESSEE BETTY CARR elo lem NE Wan ORK Kew GarbDE OLIVIA CARR Witson, Nortu CARro.ina BARBARA COHEN NorFouk, VIRGINIA BARBARA DEGE? Tia JUANA, VENEZUELA MIMI FINKELSTEIN CHARLESTON, WeEsT VIRGINIA MariA GARTEIZ HaBana, CuBa Dian HAWLEY MarsHALL, TEXAS ANN HowarpD HaBANA, CuBA Jupy Jay MENTOR, OHIO MarciA KIRKPATRICK BiInGHAMTON, New YorK Kar LIKENS Forr Myers, FLtoripa CARLOTTA McKINNEY Grosse Pointe, MICHIGAN Marie MITCHELL PALESTINE, TEXAS ELSA SLIFSTEIN CAMAGUEY, CUBA SARA SLOVIS KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE BARBARA THRASHER Norroik, VIRGIN JANE Topp Quinwoop, WEST VIRGINIA Nancy UNDERWOOD WAYNESVILLE, NorTH CAROLINA THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1957 DIANE PETWAy. . . Otca DowniInc . . WINNIE WISNER . . Louise Dupuis. . . Patricia Hopcson . Mrs. RAcHEL McCLurE DowniNn , Dupuis, WisnER, HopcGson, Perway, Mrs. McCiure { 80 } . . . President . Vice-President me eT SCCreary . . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms ee = OPOrsor ‘ BARBARA BAXTER MINERVA, OHIO SYLVIA CAMPBELL St. Pererspurc, FLoripa Linpa CLARK BELHAV , NortH Carona VIRGINIA CONEY AmITE, LOUISIANA OLGA DOowNING Manacua, NICARAGUA Loutse Duputs LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA ViLMA GIAMMARIA BARRANQUILLA, COLOMBIA SALLY ANN GUTHRIE Haran, KENTUCKY ANDREA Harris NORWALK, CONNECTICUT HopGson PATRICL: Mi MontEvipEo, UruGu KARLA KERCKHOFF Huntieicu Vittace, Missouri Rira LEHTONEN REPUBLIC SANTIAGO, DOMINICA? Kay McCLure Dittsporo, NorTH CAROLINA Fave McFARLAND Tampa, FLORIDA Mary Berto MADISON , KENTUCKY PRESTONSBUR BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Oi Crry, PENNSYLVANIA a KAREN NIXON MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA IRENE O’BRIEN BELLEVILLE, NEW JERSEY DIANE PETWAY Batu, NortuH Caro. BARBARA SCHOEPPL Miami Bracu, Froripa Dorortruy SIMONS GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA REGLA SOLIS SANTA Crara, Las Vittas, Cusa SHIRLEY VETTER ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA WINIFRED WISNER New York, New York = EES ORGANIZATIONS Mary AnN YOUNT Miss MARGARET WILLIS FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION Mary ANNSYOUNT: bee cee ee, Oe ee oy 2582777 MARTHA “I ERRANELLA™ 4 40. 4g. 5a oe Veee- resident EELENSDUNGAND: Se 5oly SOR pee a ECT CLT Ty, NANCY NASH coh cee, eee ey, ee rer S260 Miss EurA STROTHER | Miss MarGaRET Wiitis + ....... . . . Faculty Advisors Miss Susan HANCOCK { 86 } Front Row: Duncan, TERRANELLA, YounT, Nasu, Leacu, Doucias, WELCH Back Row: Moctowirz, T. Wattace, Miss Wittis, G. Hawtry, PooLe, DEGEN, MuMMA STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD BARBARA DEGEN Jackte L. DoucGias GEORGIA HAWLEY Ginr LEACH BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Wisstk MuMMA JEAN POOLE ‘TIFFANY 'TRAYNHAM ‘Timmy WALLACE Mary WELCH Seep Seated: Grorcia Hawtry, Mr. Gates, Miss STROTHER Standing: Hunt, Bucktry, Hopcson, Gorrz, Barnes, Myers, Morrison, GrorciA Hawtey, Chairman Nancy BUCKLEY Juby CARNELL BARBARA DEGEN GINNIE GILES CHRIS GOETZ Pat HopGson VERA Hunt Jupy McCLeskry MarTHA MILES ANN Morrison EMILY Myers MARLENE PEELER VIRGINIA ROGERS Mines, CARNELL, MCCLESKEY, ROGERS, PEELER, DEGEN THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL { 88 } PLANES ner tte ce WE cH, CARPENTER, McNEw, DEGEN, Miss CHrISTJOHN THE ART FILM AND EXHIBITION SOCIETY Mary WELCH ANN McNEw JOAN PANCOAST . Miss ANNE CHRISTJOHN Miss SWANN MARKS CAROLYN CARPENTER SONIA CASTILLO BARBARA DEGEN VitMA GIAMMARIA Officers Members Mary WELCH {89} . President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Sponsor Trustee Jupy Jay ANN McNEw REGLA SOLIS SyLv1A WATSON Ery, Partin, Miss Marks, MILEs THE CHAIN AND ANCHORS Mary JANE Partin | CAROLE ELY MarTHA MILES) 4 4 oi Se ee EE esti ace Manager Nancy NaAsH ARMANTINE LEGGETT Caro. ROBINSON 21a) pallies ioe eee eee mee OUEST T Paes Eee MICKEY KAPLAN RutH CHANDLER Co-Editors — WIssiz MUMMA, « “si .e sun's @ el Oe ee tae eee Te Lereee coe FLLEN DUNCAN: . 6 2 4) oo FEAR ee ee ean eae SYLVIAS WATSON |. op ee Organizations Editor ANN LUTES ce)” ee La eed SSS ECTTIE Organizations Editor Grorcia Hawtey . ... ........:.. College Representative ANNE BRAMAN .. i 5. df sek | | Eloeh School Representative Mickey: McNew. .°3. 5 cs) ee 8 ere ee ee ger ee Typing Staff GLETA BELL CHRIS GOETZ MARTHA TERRANELLA { 90 } THE EDITORIAL STAFF THE BUSINESS STAFF Atote Mr. Nasu, Rosinson, KAPLAN, TERRANELLA THE HALL CHATTER The Staff MICKEY KAPLAN } mee ( Co-Editors Carot Rosinson § MarTHAa TERRANELLA . . Business Mer. JANE Topp . . . Assistant Bus. Mgr. Nancy Naso. ... . . Sports Editor CAROLE ELy . Asst. Sports Eds. SIDNEY SAUNDERS $ SARA SLtovis . . . . Library Editor Nancy LowMan .. . Feature Editor GALE PERRY. . ... Music Editor BARBARA WOOSTER . . . Art Editor Mr. Harry Naso . . Faculty Advisor Reporters and Columnists ANNE BRAMAN Nancrt McMurpy SARA SLOVIS SuE McGEE Lucia LEONARD MARLENE PEELER VeERA Hunt SHARON BOUFFORD SYLviA WATSON ANN LUTES Nancy BUCKLEY BARBARA CARNEY Jupy McCLeskry Ty pists WissiE MUMMA Curis GOrtTz Mary E. THOMAS BARBARA LUCKY THE EDITORIAL STAFF tea THE BUSINESS STAFF { 93 } Watson, Miss Brown, Gortz, BooTH THE FAIRFAX SyLv1A WATSON Curis GOETZ . Lippy Boot . Miss Emity Brown Lipsy Booru JuNE EHRHARDT Curis GOETZ Jupy Jay MICKEY KAPLAN ANN LUTES Jupy McCLEskry Nanci Rak McMurpy Officers Members {04} PLAYERS President Vice-President Secrelary- Treasurer Sponsor SHEILA MCCULLOCH Nancy NaAsH CONNIE NORTHRIDGE JOAN PANCOAST KATHERINE PITTMAN Cora WALLACE SyLviA WATSON Mary WELCH MICKEY KAPLAN Gorrz, Kartan, Miss HATHORN, CASTILLO, SOLIS THE SPANISH CLUB Officers SONIA CASTILLO . REGLA SOLIS Curis GOETZ Miss JANIS HATHORN Boop BEARD JEREAN BREWER JACKIE BROWN SYLVIA CAMPBELL JubyY CARNELL SONIA CASTILLO Jackie L. Douc.Las Jackig M. Douctas OLGA DOWNING Members MIMI FINKELSTEIN ETHEL GARTH MariA GARTIEZ VILMA GIAMMARIA Curis GOETZ ANN Howarpb MICKEY KAPLAN ANITA KIRKPATRICK Rira LEHTONEN {95 } President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor CONNIE LONDONO Nancy LOwMAN Jupy McCLeskEy KAREN NIXON IRENE O’BRIEN JEAN POOLE Dorotuy SIMONS REGLA SOLIS SyLv1A WATSON THE LATIN CLUB Officers Nancy NasH Elche RG ere i) 8 Me Cae gee ey eter VERA: HUNTS 2 oe pee ee ee ee en tee resiiens KATHERINE} RITIMAN 2 eGo 0s, oh. aby eee ME CGICLO T= La cosiirers Miss; MARGARET) WVILLIS=) poe ep. 208 gers ace ere ee S77 S077 Members LynpA BARNES Gint LEACH BARBARA BAXTER Mary Beru MapIson Berry CARR SuE McGEE BARBARA DEGEN Nanct McMurpy ELLEN DUNCAN BaRBARA MOGILOWITZ SALLY ANN GUTHRIE DIANE PETWay Jupy Jay ANNE TINSLEY ANN KAUFFMAN JANE Topp KARLA KERCKHOFF WINNIE WISNER aE Front Row: Wisner, DEGEN, BAxTer, Miss Wittis, Hunt, Prrrman, NAsH Back Row: Guturit, Barnes, Leacu, Duncan, Tinstey, Topp, Carr { 96 } LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Officers MICKEY MCNEWa ates en eee ee ee. ee ne President MARTH AGMILES sy .r0( Nine ghee Co ee wee fe ee a Vice-President Nancy NASH Phin Ae i tthe Ge at eh eee. fe 2 eOCCTOLATY BARBARA BALDWIN ee etd ae A er a Sl ete se 8 Le reasurer Miss Nancy LEE ALLEN Sponsor Members JANE ALLIO JANE ALEXANDER BARBARA BALDWIN Nicki BOURNE ANNE BRAMAN Nancy BUCKLEY BARBARA CARNEY RutH CHANDLER JULIE COHEN GINGER CONEY PatriciA DEAN BreckY DUNLAP Louise DupuIs CAROLE ELy ANN GILMAN ‘TAFFY GRYMES Dian Hawley Pat HopGson VERA Hunt ALLAN JOHNSON Marcia KIRKPATRICK RosrE KLEVANSKY ATHENA KOSTUL VIRGINIA LEACH SUKONTA LIMPICHART ANN LUTES SALLY McCraw SuE McGEE Gait McLANAHAN Mickrty McNEw PERMELIA WORTHAM PRAVCL Miss ALLEN, McNew, Batpwin, Mites, NAsH {97 } VERGIE WINE MarTHA MILES ANN Morrison Jessie Mundo Nancy Nasu Mary ANNE PRESTON Susan RILEY VIRGINIA ROGERS SIDNEY SAUNDERS BARBARA SCHOEPPL SARA SLOVIS Mary E. THOMAS ‘TIFFANY 'TRAYNHAM Nancy UNDERWOOD GLorIA WAYLAND BARBARA WEAVER THE GLEE CLUB Officers MarTHA TERRANELLA. ANNE BRAMAN Mary JANE PARLIN Nancy NAsH Pt Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON Members Lynpa BARNES Juby Jay ANNE BRAMAN MIcKEY KAPLAN JACKIE BROowN Marcia KIRKPATRICK BARBARA BRADLEY Grint LEACH BETTY CARR ARMANTINE LEGGETT BARBARA DEGEN Lucta LEONARD JACKIE L. DouGLas LucttLeE LOwEN CAROLE ELy ANN LUTES June EHRHARDT SuE McGEE JANET FIrzGERALD CARLOTTA MCKINNEY GINNIE GILES Pat MINIx TAFFY GRYMES Kim MIrcHELL ANN Howarpb JEssrE Mundo Nancy Hupson Nancy NAsH VERA Hunt JOAN PANCOAST Nancy HuRLEY Mary JANE PARLIN MARLENE PEELER {98 } . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Director Accompanist JEAN POOLE Susan RILEY GINGER ROGERS Lioyp ROLLINS SIDNEY SAUNDERS SARA SLOVIS MarTHA TERRANELLA BARBARA THRASHER JANE Topp Nancy UNDERWOOD BARBARA VIANO Corky WALLACE CAROLINE WEPPLER Donna WHITE VERGIE WINE BARBARA WOOSTER Mary WELCH ANN LUTES MICKEY KAPLAN GINNIE GILES... , : Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON LynpA BARNES Nickrt BOURNE BARBARA BRADLEY JACKIE BROWN ANNE BRAMAN JUNE EHRHARDT CAROLE ELy JANET FITZGERALD GINNIE GILES ‘TAFFY GRYMES MICKEY KAPLAN THE CHOIR Officers Members 109 r . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Director Accompanist GinI LEACH Lucia LEONARD LucttLt LoweEN Jupy McCLeskry Pat MINIx Nancy Nasu Mary JANE PARLIN GALE PERRY JEAN POOLE Lioyp ROLLINS Mary WELCH THE ENSEMBLE Miss ADRIENNE ROBINSON Director Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON Accompanist Members Tarry GRYM ES Jupy McCLveskey MICKEY KAPLAN Nancy NASH Grint LEACH Mary JANE PARLIN LucILLE LOWEN GALE PERRY ANN LUTES JEAN POOLE Nasu, Leacu, Kaptan, Lowen, GryMmes, PERRY, Poor, Lures, KIRKPATRICK, KLEVANSKY, Partin, Miss Ropinson (Seated) { 100 } DEBATE CLUB Jupy McCLeskry Juby CARNELL ANN LUTES Nancr Rak McMurpy Miss SusAN HANCOCK NANCY BUCKLEY Jupy CARNELL ANN LUTES Jupy McCLeskey Nancrt RaE McMurpy Officers Members . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Jessre Mundo Nancy NASH CaroOL ROBINSON GINGER ROGERS Cora WALLACE Lutes, McMurpy, McCieskey, Carnett, Miss HANcock { 101 } Braman, Miss Ganpy, Bucktey, Miss Hancock, BARNES INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Nancy BUCKLEY Lynpa BARNES ANNE BRAMAN Miss ErHeL RutTH GANnpby Miss SusAN HANCOCK LynpA BARNES ANNE BRAMAN Nancy BUCKLEY JUDY CARNELL BARBARA DARDEN BARBARA DEGEN CAROLE ELy Curis GOETZ Dian HAWLEY Donna WHITE Officers Members ANN Howarpb ANITA KIRKPATRICK ARMANTINE LEGGETT ANN LUTES Jupy McCLeskey Nanct McMurpy Nancy NAsH CONNIE NORTHRIDGE ANN OESAU . President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Sponsors KATHERINE PITTMAN CAROL ROBINSON SARA SLOVIS Mary E. THOMAS JANE Topp BARBARA VIANO CorKY WALLACE SyLvIA WATSON CAROLINE WEPPLER BARBARA WOOSTER { 102 } Bett, Batpwin, McNew, Miss SrrorHer, Mites, WALLACE, Partin, Yount, ROGERS, Haw ry, TERRANELLA, WELCH, Miss GANDY UNITED NATIONS CLUB Officers GeEorGIA HAWLEY BARBARA BALDWIN MarTHA MILES ae Miss ErHeL, Rutw GAnpy ( Miss Eura STROTHER { Members BARBARA BALDWIN PaT DEAN ETHEL GARTH ANN GILMAN GEORGIA HAWLEY Mary Ann YOuUNT { 103 } . President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors Mickry McNEew MarTHA MILES Mary JANE PARLIN Lioyp RoLuins Mary WELCH PHI THETA KAPPA The national 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. . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor ANN MorRISON Pat MINIx ANN GILMAN GINGER ROGERS Miss EurA STROTHER Standing: Miss StROTHER, MORRISON Kneeling: GitMan, Rocers, MINIX { 104 } THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Fairfax Hall Chapter of the National Honor Society stimulates the development of this organization’s basic ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It lends a strengthening and unifying spirit of honor to student life. Officers MICK EVE APIA N Seen ee, er eee we), Wie een me ey es1dent ANNSIUT ESR eee ee ee eee eee. eke te Vecesl resident Nancy NAsH ee er ee Se SCCLELAT N= 1 TeASUTCr MisseCGAROLINE (Gc AMERILG Se ie anne te come ee Ne Pee oS POMSOT: Members MIcKEY KAPLAN KATHERINE PITTMAN ANN LUTES SusAN RILEY SuE McGEE CAROL ROBINSON Nancy NAsH BARBARA VIANO Standing: Kaprian, Miss GAmpritt, Nasu, Lures Kneeling: McGrr, Ritey, VIANO, PrrTMAN, ROBINSON { 105 } Boor BEARD REGLA SOLIS JOAN PANCOAST . Miss ‘THELMA Hrxon JANE ALEXANDER SONIA ALVARENGA LORRAINE BARTLETT Boop BEARD Nickt BOURNE JEREAN BREWER PHYLLIS BUCHANAN CAROLYN CARPENTER SONIA CASTILLO BARBARA DARDEN CAROLE ELY CHRIS GOETZ Brarp, Souris, Miss Hrxon, PANCOAST, PERRY THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers Members SHERLENE HAL Nancy Hur.ey CONNIE LONDONO Nancy LOWMAN BARBARA LUCKY Jupy McCLeskry Harriet Moore ANNE OFSAU JOAN PANCOAST JAN PATTERSON GALE PERRY BARBARA PILCHER { 106 } . . President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor JEAN POOLE CAROL ROBINSON REGLA SOLIS Mary E. THOMAS BARBARA VIANO Corky WALLACE SyLv1A WATSON CAROLINE WEPPLER Donna WHITE JUNE WILLIAMS BARBARA WOOSTER NINE GIRLS” AND “FASHION” You wouldn’t dare . . . Scene of the crime .. . Not a sign of life... Vous ne comprenéz pas, Sheila? . . . There’s no business like show business . . Mama, the Count, and Seraphina . . . Family portrait THE ATHLETICS Standing: Exy, Lures, WELCH Seated: Braman, Miss Mount, Kapitan, Bearp, Mumma, Miss Rosr, PooLe, DUNCAN THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD JEAN POOLE MICKEY KAPLAN ELLEN DUNCAN ANN EVTES. Je. 4 Miss ELEANOR ROSE Miss Roperta Mount Officers {110 } . . « President . Vice-President phe Le decretary . . Treasurer . . « Sponsors THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Members Boor BEARD Lispy BooTH ANNE BRAMAN PAULA BREEDLOVE JACKIE BROWN BARBARA CARNEY ELLEN. DUNCAN Jackie L. Doucias CAROLE ELy ANN GILMAN Dian HAwLey ANN Howarpb VerRA Hunt ALLAN JOHNSON MICKEY KAPLAN ANITA KIRKPATRICK Marcia KIRKPATRICK GINI LEACH Lucta LEONARD ANN LUTES Kay McCiure SHEILA McCuLLocu FayE McFartanp SuE McGEE MartTHA MILEs BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Wisstr MuMMA Emity Myers Nancy NasH JAN PATTERSON MARLENE PEELER DIANE PETWAyY JEAN POOLE Susan RILEY Carot ROBINSON GINGER ROGERS Lioyp RoLiins SIDNEY SAUNDERS BARBARA SCHOEPPL BARBARA VIANO GLorIA WAYLAND Mary WELCH Mary Ann Yount Kaptan, BEARD, WELCH, DuNLAP, GryMEs, GILEs, LEACH, Myers, Yount, NASH, VIANO THE VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Nancy NAsH Mickry KapLan, Captain ‘TAFFY GRYMES Wisstz MUMMA Faye McFAarRLAND Mary WELCH Becky DUNLAP Gini LEACH GINNIE GILEs . Boop BEARD Emity MYERS . Miss ELEANOR ROSE Lucia Leonarp BARBARA VIANO. { Mary ANN YOUNT. Tere lt@f Git Jase Lies | bed af Cor, Ire 1B 5 Feds G. Coach Managers Substitute Ie. aE { 112} Ritry, Brown, Kirkpatrick, Rottins, Rocers, McGrr, ELy, SAUNDERS, DOUGLAS, PEELER, SCHOEPPL, MociLowrrz, BucKLEY, MCCLURE, LEONARD THE JUNIOR VARSITY SuE McGEE CAROLE ELy, Captain. Jackie L. DouGias GINGER ROGERS DIANE PETway BARBARA SCHOEPPL Susan RILEY SIDNEY SAUNDERS BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Kay McCiure JACKIE BROWN Miss ELEANOR ROSE Substitutes Lioyp RoLums, MARLENE PEELER Nancy BUCKLEY Marcia KIRKPATRICK { 113 } HOCKEY TEAM Ey VV EEL Caks Tek R. W. RAH. Galt. lidat Hee, 1 Rood mG. Coach THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards Guards SuE McGEE ANN GILMAN PAULA BREEDLOVE MIcKEY KAPLAN CaroL Rosinson, Captain ELLEN DuNCAN Susan RILEY ANN Howarpb Coach: Miss ELEANOR ROSE Managers: Boor Bearp, Mary ANN YOUNT ae Standing: Duncan, Gitman, Howarpb, Kaptan, RoBinson Kneeling: McGrr, Ritey, BREEDLOVE { 114 } THE JUNIOR VARSITY Forwards ALLAN JOHNSON JAcKIE L. Douctas GiortA WAYLAN D Mary WELCH Wisste Mumma, Captain ANITA KIRKPATRICK BASKETBALL TEAM Guards CAROLE ELy MarTHA MILES Emity Myers Nancy NAsH VerA Hunt BARBARA SCHOEPPL ANNE BRAMAN Gin LEACH Front Row: Hunt, Evy, Nasu, Mumma, JOHNSON, DouGLas, KIRKPATRICK Lreacu, Mires, BRAMAN, WAYLAND, Myers Back Row: {115 } Front Row: Ritry, Pootr, Wuirr, Watson, McGer, Nasu, JouNson, Yount, MuMMA Back Row: McCiurr, Roserrs, Parrerson, Kaptan, MCFARLAND, PRESTON THE PORPOISE CLUB Wisst—E MUMMA SuE McGEE Miss ELEANOR ROSE Dran HAWLEY ALLAN JOHNSON MICKEY KAPLAN RosE KLEVANSKY ANN LUTES FayE McFarLaNpD SuE McGEE Kay McCiure SaLty McCraw SHEILA McCuLLocu Officers Members { 116 } . President Vice-President Sponsor WissrE MUMMA Nancy NasH JAN PATTERSON Mary ANNE PRESTON JEAN POOLE SusAN RILEY WALLER ROBERTS SyLviA WATSON Mary WELCH Donna WHITE Left to Right: Lowen, Hunt, Ety, McFartanp, Bearp, McCiurr, Karan, Nasu, Preston, Leacu, McCuLtocu, BooTu THE DANCE CLUB Mary WELCH MICKEY KAPLAN Miss ELEANOR ROSE . Boop BEARD SONIA CASTILLO OtcA DowNING CAROLE ELY VeERA Hunt MIcKEY KAPLAN Gint LEACH LuctLLtE LOWEN Officers Members { 117 } . President Secretary-T reasurer Sponsor Kay McCiure Faye McFarLaNnpD Nancy NAsH Mary ANNE PRESTON Lioyp ROLLINS SIDNEY SAUNDERS REGLA SOLIS Mary WELCH THE BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB Officers BOop! BEARD® 5°, Ge fees ee a ce ee ee ear esiaen? BARBARA GARNEY= oe merece ogre ce es EN CTC yk avas tor Miss: ROBERTA MOUNTS p20 ee, one DCIS 07 Members Boor BEARD ANGIE ERICKSON BARBARA CARNEY MICKEY KAPLAN OLIVIA CARR Rosr KLEVANSKY ELLEN DUNCAN Wisste MuMMA Becky DuNLAP KAREN NIXON CAROLE ELy JEAN POOLE Standing: Brarp, Ery, Carr, DUNLAP Seated: Carney, Duncan, Miss Mount, KAPLAN { 118 } THE RIDING CLUB Officers CUROLG LLY see eee ee ee et an. on President SURUMECG EE eis thee ee 0 ee i ae ee es et eae Vice-President AR DAR NGCHA BNE V oer ene tee err om met Es ee eee ete a SECT CLA T-Y CAROL, ROBINSONE Seas ieee eee ee ee er Treasurer NIsSeR OBERT AGMOUN Laan earn een ae ee ars. SHONSOT Members LynpA BARNES CAROLE ELY SuE McGEE FRANKIE BAYOR ‘TAFFY GRYMES BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Boor BEARD Dran HAWLEY WisstE MUMMA JEREAN BREWER ANN Harris Jessie Mundo PHYLLIS ANN BUCHANAN Nancy Hupson KAREN NIXON BARBARA CARNEY MIcKEY KAPLAN GALE PERRY OLIVIA CARR KARLA KERCKHOFF CAROL ROBINSON LinDA CLARK Kay McCLure Dorotuy SIMONS ELLEN DUNCAN Faye McFarLanp WINNIE WISNER E1y, Carney, Ropinson, Miss Mount, McGee { 119 } Front Row: Lowen, FINKELSTEIN, BUCKLEY, McMurpy, Mapison Back Row: DerGEN, Carr, Miss Rose, Mocitowirz, UNDERWOOD GOLF CLUB Members GLETA BELL NANCY BUCKLEY BARBARA CARNEY BARBARA DEGEN MIMI FINKELSTEIN SHERLENE HALL Nancy HurLeEy SuE KELLENBERGER RosE KLEVANSKY LuciLLE Lowen Mary Beto MApISsON SuE McGEE Nanci McMurpy Kim MIrcHELL BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Wisste MuMMA ANNE O§ESAU Mary ANNE PRESTON Nancy UNDERWOOD Mary WELCH Mary Ann Yount Miss ELEANOR Rose, Sponsor { 120 } Douctas (Front), PRESTON, WISNER, BooTH, McCuttocu, WORTHAM THE CHEERLEADERS Jackie L. Doucias, Head Mary ANNE PRESTON Lissy BooTH PERMELIA WorRTHAM WINNIE WISNER SHEemtA McCuLtocu Ieee a : —_ THE FEATURES THE JUNIOR COLLEGE RING FIGURE Wisse Mumma, President Mr. Harotp Mumma GrorGIA HAwLey Mary JANE Par.in Mary Ann Yount GLETA BELL CaDET WittiAM VAN ANTWERP Mr. Cyrit T. Partin Mr. C. Greer Yount Mr. S. AtTon BELL SONIA CASTILLO ALICE CHANDLER RutH CHANDLER June ERHARDT CADET AMILIO MENDEZ Mr. THEODORE W. CHANDLER Mr, Carrout F. CHANDLER Mr. CHAUNCE WIGHTMAN ATHENA KosTUL ANN McNeEw MartHa Mies Harritt Moore Mr. GeorGcE J. Kosrur Mr. Ropert A. WATSON Mr. Joun B. Mies Cot. JoHn C, Moore ANN Morrison MarTHA TERRANELLA Mary WELCH VERGIE GrRAcE WINE rR. Nicuo.as F. H. Morrison Mr. W. B. Gates, Sr. Mr. H. Mason WELCH Mr. RALpH WINE HIG RING ANN Lutes, President Mr. A. J. Goetz CaROL ROBINSON Mr. A. B. Rosinson ANNE BRAMAN Mr. T. G. BRAMAN BarBARA LUCKY Mr. C. M. THomas JANE ALEXANDER Mr. W. R. ALEXANDER FRANKIE BAayor Mr. H. A. Bayor Boop BEARD Mr. Bryce P. Bearpb Lissy Bootru Mr. Jack J. Booru Nick BOURNE Mr. ZAB WARREN Nancy BucCKLEY Mr. Manny DELIGIA? Jupy CARNELL Mr. J. R. McCLEsKEY CAROLYN CARPENTER Mr. L. G. CARPENTER SCHOOL FIGURE JULIE COHEN Mr. WILLIAM COHEN BARBARA DARDEN Mr. J. M. DarDEN, JR. ELLEN DuNCAN Mr. L. W. Duncan CAROLE ELy Mr. Myron R. ELy Curis Gortz Mr. A. J. GOETz SHERLENE HALL Mr. H. A. Bayor Nancy Hupson CapET Rospert HOLLANDER MarILYN KAPLAN Mr. Sip KAPLAN SuE KELLENBERGER Mr. J. R. KELLENBERGER ANITA KIRKPATRICK Mr. Ricuarp B. KirKPATRICK ARMANTINE LEGGETT Mr. R. A. LEGGETT Jupy McCLeskry Mr. J. R. McCLeskEY HIGH RING SHEILA McCuLLocu Mr. Rosert McCuLiocu Nanct Ra—E McMurpy Mr. Joun C. McMurpy, Jr. Nancy Nasu Mr. Harry L. Nasu CONSTANCE NORTHRIDGE Mr. Cart OLSON ANNE OFESAU Mr. H. G. Cooper Joan PANCOAST Capet W. B. Gates, III JAN ParTrEeRson Mr. C. F. LARSEN GALE PERRY CabET Epwarp NORFLEEY BARBARA JOAN PILCHER Mr. JOHN FirzHuGH KATHERINE PITTMAN Mr. W. B. Gates, Sr. JEAN POOLE Mr. J. GREGORY POOLE SIDNEY SAUNDERS Dr. S. G. SAUNDERS SCHOOL FIGURE Mary EvizaBerH THOMAS Mr. C. M. THomas BaRBARA VIANO Mr. E. J. VIANO Cora ANN WALLACE Mr. E. B. WALLACE SyLvIA WATSON Mr. S. L. Watson CAROLINE WEPPLER CapEtT GEORGE JOHNSON Donna WHITE Mr. A. H. WHITE BARBARA WOOSTER Mr. P. G. WoostER THE MAY QUEEN Mary Ann Yount WILMINGTON, DELAWARE THE MAY COURT Front Row: Vircinia Contry (Page), Mary Jackson Marruews (Train Bearer), Sytvis Watson (Maid of Honor), Mary Ann Yount (Queen), GeorGia HAawtey (Maid of Honor), CLairE GATES Rospertson (Crown Bearer), BARBARA SCHOEPPL (Page) Second Row: Mucxrey Kaptan, Nancy Buckiey, Marrua Mites, Wisste Mumma, JEAN Poote, Lissy Booru, Jupy Carne, Berry Bearp, Nancy Nasu, SHema McCutiocu, CAROLE ELy, Carot Rosinson, ANN Lures, ANN McNEew ALEXANDER, JANE ALLIO, JANE ALVARENGA, SONIA Baker, Berry Jo . BALDWIN, BARBARA BaRNES, LYNDA BARTLETT, LORRAINE. BAXTER, BARBARA Bayor, FRANKIE BEARD, Boop BELL, GLETA Bootu, Lipsy BOUFFORD, SHARON Bourne, NICKI . BRADLEY, BARBARA BRAMAN, ANNE . BREEDLOVE, PAULA BREWER, JEREAN Brown, JACQUELYN BUCHANAN, PHYLLIS ANN BucKLEy, NANCY CAMPBELL, SYLVIA . CARNELL, JUDITH CARNEY, BARBARA CARPENTER, CAROLYN Carr, BETTY Carr, OLIVIA. CASTILLO, SONIA Castro, ROSANNE CHANDLER, ALICE . CHANDLER, RUTH . CLarK, LINDA COHEN, BARBARA COHEN, JULIE CONEY, VIRGINIA DARDEN, BARBARA. Dean, PATRICIA. DeEGEN, BARBARA Dopp, Patsy DoucLas, JACKIE LEE Douctas, JACKIE M. Downinc, OLGA Duncan, ELLEN Duntap, BECKY Dupuis, LOUISE EHRHARDT, JUNE Evy, CAROLE . ERICKSON, ANGELA FINKELSTEIN, MIMI FITZGERALD, JANET STUDENT DIRECTORY 5211 Powhatan, Norfolk, Virginia High Street, Livingston Manor, New York . 13 Calle No. 2-25, Guatemala City, Guatemala . 1725 Fairfield Drive, Gastonia, North Carolina 6451 Waverly Way, Fort Worth, Texas 211 West Poplar, Harrisburg, Illinois 4604 South Crest Drive, Louisville, Kentucky ; Squires Lane, Minerva, Ohio 120 Seth Connecticut, Hobart, Indiana 310 West Horah Street, Salisbury, North Carolina Amos Garrett Boulevard, Annapolis, Maryland 6704 Northwood, Dallas, Texas 18413 Cherrylawn Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 51 Lexington Road, Concord, Massachusetts 146-05 58th Road, Flushing, L. 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Z., Venezuela 337 Magnolia Avenue, Way Snake Virginia . 4520 Belclaire, Dallas, Texas 1202 Lakewood Road, Jacksonville 7, Florida c o Aduana, Managua, Nicaragua Shore Acres, Pocomoke City, Maryland 1508 Cherokee Road, Louisville, Kentucky 1206 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana . 225 Woodbine Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois 6900 Stonemill Road: Westmoreland, Knoxville, Tennessee eet R. R. 1, Climax, Michigan 1618 arin airere Kast, Chevletrom West Virginia 472 Wayne Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia { 132 } STUDENT DIRECTORY GARTEIZ, MARIA GarTH, ETHEL GEBHART, JOYE GrorGE, Lucy GIAMMARIA, VILMA Gives, VIRGINIA. GILMAN, ANNE GOETZ, CHRIS Gross, SUSAN GryMEs, PAULA GUTHRIE, SALLY ANN HALL, SHERLENE Harris, ANDREA Haw ey, DIAN . HAwLey, GEORGIA HIGHLAND, KAREN Hopcson, PATRICIA . Howarb, ANN . Hupson, NANCY Hunt, VERA . Hurry, NANcy Jay, Juby . JOHNSON, ALLAN KapLAN, MICKEY KAUFFMAN, ANNE . KELLENBERGER, SUE KERCKHOFF, KARLA KIRKPATRICK, ANITA KIRKPATRICK, MARCIA KLEVANSKY, ROSE KostuL, ATHENA LEACH, VIRGINIA LEGGETT, ARMANTINE LEHTONEN, RITA LEONARD, LUCIA LIKENS, KAE . LIMPICHART, SUKONTA . LONDONO, CONNIE Lowen, LUCILLE Lowman, Nancy Lucky, BARBARA Lutes, ANN Mapison, Mary BeruH . McCLESKEY, JUDY McCiurE, Kay . McCraw, SALLY McCuL.ocnu, SHEILA McFarLAND, FAYE McGEEr, SUSAN McKINNEY, CARLOTTA . Infanta 109 ent. Medrano y Robau, Marianao, Habana, Cuba , Gainesville, Alabama 5700 weet Third Street, Dayton, Ohio Sudlersville, Maryland Cee AD No. 705, Barranquilla, Colombia . Watch Tower Road, Darien, Connecticut 6414 Mimosa Lane, Dallas, Texas 150 North Macomb Street, Monroe, Michigan 206 South Larchmont, Chattanooga, Tennessee Esterbrook Road, Concord, Massachusetts Ivy Hill, Harlan, Kentucky as 1563. oF Aramco, Dhahran, Sine Arabia Brackenwood,’?’ Newtown Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut . 703 West Rusk Street, Marshall, Texas 4320 Westway, Dallas, Texas Box 649, West Point, Virginia Casilla 692, Montevideo, Uruguay NG erie de la Tropical No. 17, Habana, Cuba 317 North Main Street, Eminence, Kentucky 870 Plandome Road, Manhasset, New York 52 Maple, Princeton, New Jersey 1900 Mentor Avenue, Mentor, Ohio ay. Garland, North Carolina 136 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, Florida 520 Riverview Drive, Suffolk, Virginia 104 Elwood Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia . Dunlora Lane, Huntleigh Village 22, Missouri ; Twin Oaks Farm, Warrenton, Virginia M. R. 97, Willow Lane, Binghamton, New York 1512 Alsace Road, Reading, Pennsylvania 400 Charlotte Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia . 63 Rachelle Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut Halifax Road, South Boston, Virginia Apartado 325, Santiago, Dominican Republic 141 St. Clair, Geneva, New York 1845 Poinciana Avenue, Fort Myers, Florida 40 Convent Road, Bangkok, Thailand . Calle 33A No. 14-51, Bogota, Colombia 121 Wyckoff Place, Woodmere, New York . 226 Jacksboro Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee 2349 Bellefontaine, Houston 25, Texas nacrment 3-F, 1000 Park Avenue, New York, New York U. S. Highway 23, South, Prestonsburg, Kentucky 3604 Matheson Avenue, Miami 33, Florida 4 Dillsboro, North Carolina 406 West Main Street, Waynesboro, Virginia 6572 Kenwood Street, Dallas, Texas . 6408 East Broadway, Tampa, Florida 402 South Grove, Marshall, Texas . 917 Grand Marais, Grosse Pointe, Michigan { 133 } STUDENT DIRECTORY McLANaHAN, GAIL McMurpy, Nanci RAE McNEw, ANN Mires, MARTHA MILLER, JANE MINIX, PATRICIA MITCHELL, KIM . MocILowITz, BARBARA . Moore, HARRIET Morrison, ANN MumMA, ANN MUNDO, JESSIE Myers, EMILY NasH, NANCY NIxON, KAREN NORTHRIDGE, CONNIE O’Brien, [RENE Oxrsau, ANNE PANCOAST, JOAN ParLIN, Mary JANE PATTERSON, JAN PATTIE, PAMELA. PEEBLES, MOLLIE PEELER, MARLENE . PERRY, GALE . PETWAY, DIANE PILcHER, BARBARA JOAN PITTMAN, KATHERINE POOLE, JEAN Preston, Mary ANNE . RILEY, SUSAN. Roserts, WALLER ROBINSON, CAROL RoGErs, VIRGINIA Rowuins, Lioyp. SAUNDERS, SIDNEY SCHOEPPL, BARBARA Srwons, DorROTHY SLIFSTEIN, ELSA SLOVIS, SARA Sos, REGLA STEWART, MARGIE ‘TERRANELLA, MARTHA THoMas, Mary ELIZABETH ‘THRASHER, BARBARA TINSLEY, ANNE . Topp, JANE ‘TRAYNHAM, TIFFANY Unprerwoop, NANcy. VETTER, SHIRLEY Dogwood Lane, Elberton, Georgia 746 Buffalo Street, Franklin, Pennsylvania . 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Marshall, Virginia ; rOuureed West Virginia 1431 Mulberey Street, Waynesboro, Virginia 806 East Street, Waynesville, North Carolina 361 West Groveton Street, Alexandria, Virginia { 134 } STUDENT DIRECTORY VIANO, BARBARA . . . ...... =... . . . 1768 Santa Barbara Drive, Dunedin, Florida WALKER, AUDREY ........... ... . 5925 Sefton Avenue, Baltimore 14, Maryland WaLLacE, ANNE SYDNOR. . . ...... . . . . 5224 Powhatan Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia WALLACE, CORACANNI) = Gos. 4, . . . . 276 Farmington Road, Rochester 9, New York WATSON SO VILVIAS me Wor Rd 2 Ses “Syly antoft,” Country Club Road, Fairmont, West Virginia NVEVIAND CL ORJA Meal a eee ue? 1 sFast, Quarry-street, Manassas, Virginia Weaver, BARBARA... .......... ... 1027 Grace Avenue, Panama City, Florida DY ELH) MAR Vane eee eee 1551 “sudbury. lane, N..W.,. Washington) 12D) G WEPPLER, CAROLINE. . .......... =... ... 106 West Main Road, Conneaut, Ohio Wuir—e, DONNA ......,....:... . 4I1612 Melrose Place, Birmingham 9, Alabama NVILELAMS Se SUSAN Seem aunt oe ek 5 dene eee Ae . . . . Box 244, Amherst, Virginia VVINERLY ERGIKmieet an Rome teri! ice Cuma ge ems fo “468 re nena feats Waynesboro, Virginia WISNER; WINIFRED) 2 4. 2 @ 2 . . 4 � � . = + = S15 Park Avenue, New York 21, New York NV COSTER. DARBARA go Cette Go oe eee oe 550) Perkinswood. N. by. Warren,.Qhio DV ORT A MaCERMELIA Sa ep aeeu me ge wees epee eee 4915) Pershing, Fort, Worth, Vexas YOUN VARY CANN ee oe eee ee ee 105 Oxtord Place,Wilmington, Delaware FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY ALLEN, Miss Nancy ......... ... . 110 Cedar Avenue, Moundsville, West Virginia Brown, Miss EMy........... .. .. . 847 Woodrow Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia CHRISTJOHN, Miss ANNE. . . . . ... . . . . . 506 West Cork Street, Winchester, Virginia CRUTCHFIELD, MissMAryY JANE (9°... . 9) So... « « . . .. Box 535, Sutton, West Virginia EARUOWEMMISSEVIVIAN® 0ee Un oe cate ula peat New Ghurch-s Virginia COAMBERILESRIVLISS CAAROLINEG) = 6 oe cy eee ee 201 rior Street, New Haven, Connecticut CaN VeeMiss eT HELA UTH Serer. se een ee ees ee cle ee een! . . . Learned, Mississippi HIAN COCK EMISSOOUSAN arm Si iainacG, oe Te Nere haa. 1 . oo iBoge 36, Okeechobee, Florida FUSTHORN eMLIss: JANIS Daas cad S02 Gee (Ou, tue 134 Blevins Street, Corpus Christi, Texas FITXON SViISS® | HELMA gee Be Pe cane, ae Satan Avenue, Segregansett, Massachusetts Lampron, Miss SuintEY . .. . . .. . =. . . 500 Highland Avenue, Mullens, West Virginia Lemtey, Mrs. RutHH. ......... . . . 1102 Overton Street, Old Hickory, Tennessee Marks, Miss Swann... .... . .. . . Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia DO aM nS ee ee ae 702) PinevA venuc,, Waynesboro, Vireinia DISC ON EMS 1 L)AISYs beau oe ee eet a Ob 2 Oaks A venue, Waynesboro,.Virginia DAY Miss DARBARAv@ 0s one. 4) ee) a a 121) May Court, Burlington, North Carolina DMCGT UR EMV RS = KACH EI. ¥ Vise ago oa le Rage ea . . . . . Dhullsboro, North Carolina MGUIN Teg iscs tOBER (Aum oie et ee erg 21 Milsce Avenue, Englewood, New Jersey Pappas, Miss ELIZABETH . . . . . . . . . . 609 West Church Street, Ahoskie, North Carolina PENNEBAKER, Miss MarTHAL. ....... . . . . 641 Dixie Avenue, Cookeville, Tennessee Rosertson, Mrs. MarsorieG. . . . . . . . Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia ROBINSON, Miss ADRIENNE... ..... =... =. - . 6518 Cerritos, Long Beach, California Rose, Miss ELEANOR. . . . ..... +. =... . . 101 Main Street, Franklinton, North Carolina ONE 0k) fer, ee ee eens | 7-1 4thootreet;.VVaynesboro, Virginia Ce Tl avi (So7 LEC ENGML Bak sls ee ar ek eee eee Asbury. West) Virginia DTROTHER MV IsshURA cs k ag) ati, 30s Gee 2 ee Toure if. Benito North Carolina Wituiams, Miss Lotrm ............ .. .. Route 1, Box 227, Monroe, North Carolina Wittis, Miss MArGaREr .,....=.... ... =. . - 201 AsherStreet, Culpeper, Virginia Yee Vs eee eae eee ae) owe 28 | Box 450 sWaynesboro;.Virginia { 135 } The Student Body wishes to express to the Cooks, Waiters, and Maids appreciation for all of their services throughout the year. Eppir ToLtiver RussELt TAYLOR Cecit TAYLOR Jor Dittarb RANDOLPH WELLS GEORGE STEWART Guy HoLtoway James DILLARD Prerce GILES Cora JOHNSON Heritey WILLIAMS ANNA BELLE PARRISH DoLit STEWART HANNAH ARCHIE { 136 } Our Advertisers .. . Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Will open for 76th consecutive session September, 1954 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. Illustrated Catalogue - For information call or write COLONEL JOHN C. MOORE, Superintendent Box T-3 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA { 138 } Pee SUT CAUCE ee. Bring Your Insurance Problems to Us Sound experience gives us the ability to solve them correctly We Write All Forms of INSURANCE including Life and Accident E. W. BARGER COMPANY Dependable Insurance” Office in: LAMBERT, BARGER AND BRANAMAN BUILDING Telephone 2189 Waynesboro, Virginia { 139 } Play more - Live Longer . . . 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CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS CADILLAC Ww Sales - Service - Parts 24-Hour SERVICE Two Locations in POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND Midway 1 Mile South of Pocomoke Telephones 255-455-655 Front and Market Streets { 156 } Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall AND The Classes of 1954 Compliments 2 of Mr. and Mrs. C. Greer Yount BRAND CHEVROLET, INC. and Gren Yount WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Best Wishes Best Wishes to the to SENIORS OF 1954 ALL AT FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Terranella MR. and MRS. S. L. WATSON Da..as, TEXAs FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA Ww { 157} Best WISHES from THE DIXIE NETWORK W D X I—Jackson, Tennessee W CM A—Corinth, Mississippi W E N K—Union City, Tennessee W T P R-=Paris, ‘Tennessee W D X E—Lawrenceburg, Tennessee (Opening summer, 1954) WDXI-TV—Jackson, Tennessee AARON B. Rosinson, President Sincere Best Wishes W. C. PRESTON, JR. Fort Worth, TEXAS Our Goop WISHES to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mundo, Jr. Good Wishes to FAIRPAX HALL Dr. and Mrs. Carl Kauffman SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA { 158 } Best Wishes to All! THE R. L. HAWLEY FAMILY DAERAS, FEXAS te Dr. and Mrs. Newell W. Giles DaRIEN, CONNECTICUT - express their good wishes lo FAIRFAX HALL THE LAUREL BRIGADE INN “Colonial Cookery for Gentle Palates” OVERNIGHT LODGING Market Street (Route No. 7) in Historic LEESBURG, VIRGINIA Good Wishes to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dupuis LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA Fairfax covers the Big Town .. . The chain that binds us . Laurel Chain... The big moment... Winter comes to Fairfax .. . More fun! HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of FarRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE Cass RINnGs xe Virginia Representative James L. Deck 300 East Main Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Eat RICHMOND Dairy IcE CREAM Distributed by WAYNESBORO CREAMERY PAUL FREED, INC. Service WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA DIAL 2233 CONGRATULATIONS to SENIOR CLASS from Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Wooster WARREN, OHIO HANEY’S PHARMACY +4 412 West Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of ROSE’S 5c -10c - 25c Store WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Wisner THE HUMPHRIES PRESS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing KINSER’S ESSO STATION Jefferson Highway and Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of MEADOWS FOOD MARKET 419 Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BELLWoop Foop PRopuctTs FOR INSTITUTIONS W.H. WILLIAMS COMPANY Distributors Richmond, Virginia Congratulations to THE 1954 SENIORS Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Thomas CROSSVILLE, [TENNESSEE { 162 } Compliments of AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY of Compliments of THE WAYNE BEAUTY SALON st Compliments of STOVER’S ELECTRIC SHOP E. F. STovER, Prop. Telephone 4541 Box 257 119 SourH WAYNE AVENUE Best Wishes! Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Simons GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA Best WISHES from Mr. and Mrs. Cyril T. Parlin Best Wishes to FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Likens Fort Myers, FLorIpDA Best Wishes! THE S. S. KIRKPATRICKS BINGHAMTON, NEw YORK Compliments of FRIENDS { 163 } ihe COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIOTT ICE COMPANY, A FRIEND INC. | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ms BOB’S FOOD PRODUCTS . COMPANY, INC. Compliments of Serving Your Community With SEVEN-UP GORDON’S FRESH POTATO CHIPS aid NATIONAL BRANDS OF CANDY CHEWING GUM AND NOTIONS Sun Crest Phone: HARRISONBURG 4-6541 | CONNER | v PRODUCE COMPANY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA | Contributed by FRIENDS OF FAIRFAX Distributors of CHOW ORANGES AND GRAPEFRUIT Compliments of Best Wishes id BERNARD MR. and MRS. T. G. BRAMAN | FOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. 559 West Fulton Street CuHicaco, ILLINOIS WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA { 164 } Best Wishes MR. and MRS. JACK J. BOOTH Da..as, ‘TEXAS Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Brown Newton, MASSACHUSETTS Brest WIsHES lo FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Buckley Clarksville, ‘Tennessee Compliments of MR. and MRS. A. J. ALLIO Livincston Manor, New York WALTERS WHOLESALE, INC. Wholesale Fruits, CANDIES, PRODUCE, GROCERIES Tosacco, CIGARETTES, ETc. S. Augusta St. - Opposite C. O. Depot STAUNTON, VIRGINIA LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Building Supplies Congratulations, Seniors! MEADOWS CUT RATE 416 Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Phone 2-7831 Compliments of Buchanan’s Jewelers, Inc. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 512 West Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA The falling-out party . .. The honored guests . .. Roommates . . . Cheese, gals! They forgot the cream! (or Sunday morning room service) .. . The end of the road Is that you, Santa Claus? . .. Thomas Richner chats with the music teachers Everybody’s friend... The launching of Lowell... The autopsy The CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff wishes to express its appreciation to: | Mr. M. L. Gover, Lynchburg Engraving Company Mr. Ep Cotrman, Lynchburg Engraving Company | Mr. W. L. CuHanpier, Everett Waddey Company Mr. W. B. Atwoop, III, Alwood Studios for their assistance in the publication of this book. | { 166 } Compliments of BILL VAN ANTWERP DICK MAKEPEACE SKIP SWEETSER GROSSMAN’S DISTINCTIVE WOMEN’s APPAREL CORNER HARDWARE SPORTS CENTER Wilson Sports Equipment We Deliver Drat 9506 Compliments of WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE Compliments of G. W. SPECK’S GROCERY 308 Commerce Avenue WAYN ESBORO, VIRGINIA HERSH OLDSMOBILE, INC. 794 East Main St. - Phone 2253 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA You Will Like Trading with the J. L. BARKSDALE FURNITURE CORP. WAYNESBORO’S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Established 1898 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Edward Palmer and Company REAL EsTATE BROKERS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Oldest Real Estate Firm in Waynesboro {167 HAMILTON-COOK DRIVER Hardware Company SALES SERVICE, INC. 145 North Wayne Avenue 2 DopGE AND PLYMOUTH Free Delivery - Free Parking | Care sdk ruc eens erice DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY Compliments Service for Every Home of Telephone 4556 WHITE’S WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA | DEPARTMENT STORE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIAL : Compliments JOHN C. McMURDY Automotive Tools and Equipment of PHONE: 746 Buffalo Street THE MAN’S SHOP 1183-X FRANKLIN, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments | LYNDHAVEN FLORIST of | 319 West Main Street FARMERS? SERVICE STORE a FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS | Member Telegraph Delivery Service SEEDS | Telephone 8556 { 168 } CRUMPLER’S 417 West Main Street Dial 2-4661 Featuring NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FASHIONS Betty BARCLAY L’ AIGLON Miss MopE BELSON JONATHAN LOGAN Compliments of STOGNER’S, INC. of Distinctive Footwear GIFT HOUSE, INC. 411 West Main Street Ww WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN’S SINCE 1897 Representative: Birt Day 669 Maple Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of GRAVELY WAYNESBORO COMPANY STEWART CLEANER DYERS 319-21 Spring Road 420 North Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PHONES: 26611 oR 8536 Compliments of CHARLES LAFFERTY SONS Electricians Waynesboro, Virginia Meet your friends For a Sandwich and a Coke at FAUBER’S DELICATESSEN Compliments of BERNARD ZEH kg PLUMBING AND HEATING Compliments QUICK-LIVICK, INC. 245 North Central Avenue - Staunton, Virginia Diav 5-3560 or 5-9826 Ww CENTRAL SKATING ARENA 233 North Central Avenue DIAL 5-9826 Ww BEVERLY BOWLING CENTER 1504 West Beverley Street Bowl for Health and Enjoyment D1Av 6-0396 Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of LOUISE BEAUTY SALON 528 West Main Street Visit us in our new Modern Location— Across from the Wayne Theatre AL’S CAB WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PHONES: 5771 2245 DAWA! Compliments of A FRIEND { 170 } Congratulations to CLASS OF 1954 WAY B The Difference is Mutual” 1490 Ke - 250 W WAYNESBORO Compliments of Gastonia Combed Yarn Corporation GasTONIA, NoRTH CAROLINA Ww (Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Baker) Charges for Long Distance Calls are lower after 6:00 p.m. and all day Sunday Ww N. A. Hintze, Local Manager Clifton Forge - Waynesboro Telephone Company Dial 2184 {171 } Tampa, Florida A good place to call ‘‘Hometown”’ A good place to build a future Tampa is long on © Sunshine ® Recreation ® Climate And Tampa scores in the plenty column, also, with Beautiful homes ¢ Spacious boulevards ¢ Gracious living Here at your school you are building an education. But in the years ahead you will be building your future. Thousands have been turning to Florida, many of these to the Tampa area. P opulation of this West Coast Florida business and industrial community was only 124,641 in 1950. ‘Today’s official estimates give the city a population | count of more than 220,000. And your future can grow rapidly, too, in ‘Tampa. This page sponsored by Mr. E. D. McFarLanp McFARLAND BUILDERS’ SUPPLY Tampa, Florida { 172 } ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS IN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FOR STUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE and their familves 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 Fatrfax Hall Is supplied 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 ti) | Waynesboro’s Newest REFRESHMENT CENTER oo ek Phone 225671 { 173 } PLITHOGRAPHING PRINTING gg. ENCRAVING EVERETT WADDEY COMPANY RIC HMONO , VIRGINIA S°Pe C VAL EZ; NG.IN COLLECE AND SCHOOL ‘ANNUALS Producers of the =P 1954 Chain and Anchors oP { 174 } Designers and engravers of the South’s finest school publications 7 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA {175 } eALWOOD STUDIOS Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer - 1954 CHAIN AND ANCHORS { 176 }