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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

= a u ae = | ‘oN ‘ t n ate . ; huss fi ah sh ie ne oo 4 ae Chey Waynesboro, Virginia Waynesboro Public Library 600 South Wayne Ave. Waynesboro, VA 22980 JESSIE MUNDO, Editor AUDREY WALKER, Business Manager THE FOREWORD CONTENTS Dedication-=222 2 5 ‘The: Schooli@] 243-2 ae 6 thes Organizations eee 74 ‘TiheAthletics ae ee 94 ‘ihe! Features eee 108 Students rectory 29 eee 118 Facultys Directory eee 1 Advertisements ee 123 LP af? D, a s A ye Ze, aA tea v a! te In the years ahead, as you look at your year- book, we hope that you will be reminded again of our two anchors, Home and School, and of the chain of Fairfax friendships which bind us together in our efforts to contribute to the world’s need of Faith, Hope, and Love. Sued Ree Pe SERGE SE International llectifier PRR RRR es 3-2-5 Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL DEDICATION With deepest appreciation, we, the Staff, dedicate the 1955 CHAIN AND ANCHORS to Miss Caroline Gambrill who has helped to create an atmosphere of scholastic achievement and fairness in our student life. Our love and best wishes will be with her through the years to come. “The ei . EGE sident Our Pre SR. ’ M A. “2 WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES A.B ident Pres A raduate work, G . ’ M. la A rgin 9 1 B f V sity o Iver Un Macon College Randolph WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR. B.S. Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College, B.S. tion Miss EuURA VANCE STROTHER A.B., A.M. Dean of Students Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, Columbia Univer- sity; Pennsylvania State College Harry LEE NASH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College FACULTY Miss Nancy LEE ALLEN A.B. French Marshall College, A.B.; Grad- uate Study, Sorbonne Miss Emity F. BRown Belsi Speech and Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. Miss ANNE CHRISTJOHN B.F.A. Art College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.F.A. Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL A.B., A.M. Chemistry and Mathematics Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M.A.; Post-graduate School, Yale University Miss ETHEL RUTH GANDY Bes MiAS History and Social Science Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven College, B.S.; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; University of Edinburgh Miss JANIS HATHORN B.S., M.A. Spanish Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, B.A.; New York University, M.A. P ATES Ai MEGS ONS. Vi FACULTY Mrs. Fay-Bonp S. HINRICHS A.B., M.A. English Birmingham Southern College, A.B.; Texas Christian Univer- sity, M.A.; Post-graduate work, Columbia University Miss THELMA HIxon B.S. Home Eccnomics Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Bae Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON B.M., M.M. Piano Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Oberlin Conservatory of Music, M.M. Mrs. Mary D. LAWTER A.B., M.A. Religion, History Winthrop College, A.B.; Gen- eral Assembly’s Training School for Lay Workers, M.A. Miss RoBERTA MOUNT Riding Bradford Junior College Miss ELIZABETH PAPPAS B.M., M.M. Piano and Organ Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Northwestern University School of Music, M.M. FACULTY Miss ELEANOR RosE B.S. Physical Education Fairfax Hall Junior College; Woman's College of the Univer- sity of North Carolina, B.S. Miss Patricia SANDERFORD A.B. English Woman’s College, University of North Carolina, A.B. Miss VIRGINIA SAUNDERS They Biology Duke University, A.B. Miss HELEN Scott B.S. Secretarial Science Morris Harvey College, B.S.; University of Michigan Miss EuraA V. STROTHER A.B., A.M. Mathematics Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Post-graduate work, Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College Miss CAROL WILKINSON B.M., M.M. V oice Westminster Choir College, B.M., M.M. FACULTY Miss MARGARET WILLIS B.A., M.A. Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, A.B., M.A. Miss Mary JANE CRUTCHFIELD B.S. Librarian University of West Virginia, B.S.; Graduate work, Univer- sity of North Carolina Miss Lottiz WILLIAMS R.N. Nurse SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS M.D. Physician Mrs. Daisy T. MAUPIN Housekeeper Mrs. D. T. GOCHENOUR Housemother FACULTY Mrs. ArTHuUR L. Mattox Dietitian Miss SWANN MARKS Secretary Mrs. MarJorIE G. ROBERTSON Secretary Laure Chau Soug 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. 16 The College Class of 1955 JACOUELYNG BROW Nigte 2 se enee ee ee eee ee President ETHEL MGSARTH 0 eee res a e oeyy etty on aerate Vice-President PAT? LIMPICHART sash gaye eect) aonb aoe edie oe a ae Secretary (AUDREYS VALK ER. sae eee cee cl or eee Pan Gene ee Treasurer MISSOSHIRLE ya AMP TON Grae octet en oe ee ee Sponsor WALKER, BROWN, GARTH, LIMPICHART 17 CLASS O Fe lio55 JACQUELYN BRowN NeEwTOon, MASSACHUSETTS Glee Club, '54; Choir, °54, °55; President, Choir, 55; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 54; Hockey Team, ’54, 55; Apple Blossom Princess, 54; Stage Manager, Fairfax Players, 54, °55; President, Senior Class, 55; Athletic Association, 54, 55; Student Association Board, 55; May Court, °55 “Expression alone can invest beauty with conquering charms.”’ 18 FAIRFAX HALL ETHEL PAGE GARTH GAINESVILLE, ALABAMA Basketball Intramurals, 54; Manager, Basketball, °55; Spanish Club, 54; Secretary, Junior Class, 54; Senior Dorm Council, 54; President, Senior Dorm Council, 55; Vice-President, Student Association, °55; Vice-President, Senior Class, 55; May Court, °55 “Tt is the friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” 19 GLASS SO Eagiope ANNE GILMAN Da.uas, TEXAS United Nations Club, 54; President, Student Association, 55; Varsity Basketball, °54, °55; Captain, °55; French Club, 54; Athletic Asso- ciation, °54, °55; Tennis, 54; President, Junior Class, °54; Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa, °54; Vice-President, Phi Theta Kappa, °55; Senior Dorm Council, °55; Intramurals, ’54; Hall Chatter Staff, °55; May Courtaso ‘A loving heart, a carefree mind; a better friend you'll never find.” 20 FAIRFAX HALL SUKONTA LIMPICHART BANGKOK, THAILAND Tennis Team, °54; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, °55; Secretary, Senior Class, 55; May Court, °55 “She was born to love all, and not to hate.” 21 CEASS © rae SARAH Houston McCraw ANNISTON, ALABAMA Treasurer, Junior Class, 54; Porpoise Club, 54, 55; President, Por- poise Club, ’55; Athletic Association Board, 55; Red Cross Instructor’s Course, 55; Senior Life Saving, 54; Intramural Representative, °54; French Club, °54, °55 “Happy am I, from care I am free. Why can’t they all be content like me!” 22 FAIRFAX HALL Patricia ANN MINIX WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Glee Club, °54, °55; Choir, 54 ,°55; Vice-President, Phi Theta Kappa, 54; President, Phi Theta Kappa, °55 “Were she perfect one would admire her more, but love her less.” 23 CLASS OF RI955 ELIZABETH LLoyp ROLLINS ELKTON, MARYLAND Hockey Team, 54; Glee Club, 54, 55; Choir, 54, 55; Dance Club, 54, °55; Athletic Association, 54, 55; Cheerleader, °55 “She takes life as it comes, and enjoys it.” 24 FAIRFAX HALL AUDREY HILLIARD WALKER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Hall Chatter Staff, 55; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 755; Treasurer, Senior Class, °55 “Silence is a true friend who never betrays.” 25 GRASSO Ealing ANNE SYDNOR WALLACE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Student Association, 54; Student Association, 55; United Nations Club, 54; CHAIN AND ANCHOoRs Staff, 54, °55; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, °55; Chairman, President’s Council, 55; Postmaster, 55; Costume Mistress, Fairfax Players, 54, °55 “The way to have a friend is to be a friend.” 26 FAIRFAX HALL SusSAN MAuUDE WILLIAMS AMHERST, VIRGINIA Choir, 55; CHAIN AND ANCHOoRs Staff, °55; Editor, Hall Chatter, °55 ““A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.” nod aoe Can’t hardly find them no mo’ .. . Dear Sir. . . . In between classes . . . Picasso? . . . ‘‘Four score and seven years ago.” . . . ““You have a visitor in the lobby.” . . . One sweet letter . . . Hep to the jive . . . Nighty-night! . . . I pass! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the College Senior Class E, the College Senior Class, having successfully completed two of the happiest years of our lives, do wish to make known to the world our last wishes as of this fourth day of June, 1955. We bequeath to Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Sr. our love and best wishes for continued happiness throughout the years. We will to Miss Lampton, Miss Strother, and the faculty many more like us, and our appre- ciation for all that has been done for us by such wonderful friends and advisors. I, Sallie McCraw, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the University of Alabama to Nancy “Buckly.”’ ; I, Susan Williams, do leave my logic-type compartments to Ruth Shuttles, and express the desire that she may find success in being able to think clearly upon one subject at a time; and to Carol Evans, I bequeath my “‘gift for gab’’ in soft tones in telephone conversations. I, Pat Limpichart, do hereby will and bequeath to Pat Connell my ability to sleep twenty-four hours each day, in hopes that she can continue to uphold this record: and my intelligent mathematical mind to Pauline Nichol. I, Timmie Wallace, with tearful eye and sad heart, do will and bequeath ‘‘ice-box 21” to Toria Thompson, in hopes that she may keep the home fires burning, and to all the underclassmen I leave the wonderful times I’ve had at Fairfax, that they may learn to love the ‘Hall’ as I did. I, Audrey Walker, do hereby will my innate ability for walking on tip-toe in the halls of Senior Dorm to Bobbie Schapero, and my knack for losing my temper to fun-loving Corky Gonzalez, Phyllis Liniado, and Sue Holmes—but I hope they never learn to use it. I, Jackie Brown, do hereby will to my hermana pequena, Karen Brusell, an ample supply of will- power to last her until she boards the plane bound for her beloved Brazil, and to Barbara Smith, Lee Dallas, and Nancy Nash I leave my good intentions for an art career. I hope they take it more seriously than I have done. I, Lloyd Rollins, do hereby will and bequeath my vivacity and energy to Sonya Burdick, and my ability to yell in the Dorm to Linn Powell. My excellent Spanish goes to Nora Morales. I, Ethel Garth, being a true Rebel, do leave for the Southland in order to aid in the completion of Reconstruction. I leave to Fairfax Hall that old Rebel yell, ‘““The South shall rise again!”’ I, Anne Gilman, being a Texan, leave my petite ways to Joan Haugabook. Returning forever to the Lone Star State, I find it necessary to bequeath to Miss Gandy my psychology workbook all filled in, and my black knee-length socks. I, Pat Minix, leave my Phi Theta Kappa key to Carolyn Cole who tried so hard. Given under our hand and seal on this fourth day of June, 1955. THE COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF THE COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS AND Now— Station W A Y B brings you the latest world-wide news! GAINESVILLE, ALABAMA—E:thel Garth made headlines this morning in a campaign speech disclosing the information that the South is rising rapidly. This Rebel Senator has been able to carry on for “The Cause’? because of her wealth of Confederate greenbacks, held over from Civil War days. We predict a brilliant future for this outstanding orator. AMHERST, VIRGINIA—From this city comes the report that a housewife, known to us as Susan Wil- liams, is the proud mother of triplets, a sum total of three bouncing baby boys. Mother and sons are doing fine. Da..as, TExXAs—A new play, predicted to be a smash hit, is having its premier performance tonight in this great city. The leading role will be played by the famous, beautiful, and talented Anne Gilman. It is rumored that she and a writer-producer will soon be hearing wedding bells and planning a honey- moon on a dude ranch in the Texas Panhandle. NorFOLK, VIRGINIA—Timmie Wallace, an outstanding political personage in the affairs of Virginia, has been appointed to fill a seat in the President’s Cabinet. Miss Wallace has been a prominent figure in the political world ever since she was graduated from Fairfax Hall. ELKTON, MARYLAND—Lloyd Rollins, a hostess for Pan-American World Airways, is planning a vacation tour of Spain and South America to promote friendly relations for the United States. Miss Rollins’ fluent Spanish will enable her to be a successful “‘ambassador.”’ Newton, MassAcHUSETTS—Jackie Brown has just had her latest masterpiece of portraiture placed in the Louvre. She expects to end her brilliant career before long to become the bride of a Naval Jet Ace, her childhood sweetheart. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND—Audrey Walker, stenographer for a prominent lawyer, has just published her book, ‘‘Shorthand Made Easy,”’ and is planning to retire on the royalties. This noted authoress has made great strides since her days as a student in Waynesboro. HoLLywoop, CALIFORNIA—F lash! Our own Sallie McCraw has just been signed by Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer to replace Esther Williams in films. Miss McCraw has already won laurels in swimming and we expect her to be a MGM hit soon. Best of luck, Sally! WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA—Pat Muinix, star of the Metropolitan Opera Company, has just been ac- claimed by American audiences as the greatest and youngest star of the century. We're very proud that Miss Minix got her start right here at Fairfax Hall. BANGKOK, THAILAND—Pat Limpichart has been appointed secretary to the King of Thailand and will be sent to Washington soon to represent her country at the Embassy. We are all anxiously await- ing the arrival of “‘Princess Sukonta.”’ This brings to a close our broadcasting schedule for today. 30 The High School Class of 1955 SUSANZINIE EY steer aie ieee ee ed aan vee tren. President WESSIE@IVI UNDO is.'hesee 2 sae es oo 2 © eterna eT Vice-President BARBARA NAGLE eae 00 6 seit eee ee eee ee fey! © Secretary VERA UN Tae sae een ou uae nts orate ey Tania Menie W. Bineey � Treasurer ; NUSSLECURALOT ROLE ER oem ee eee ee Sponsor Ritey, NAcLeE, Hunt, Munpo, Miss STROTHER 31 THE HIGH JANE HELEN ALLIO Roscoz, NEw YORK Junior Varsity Hockey, °55; French Club, °54, °55; Home Econcmics Club, °55; Intramurals, 54, °55; Athletic Associa- tonsa) “The conscious utterance of thought, by speech or action, to an end, is art.” SHARON PATRICIA BOUFFORD DETROIT, MI CHIGAN Fairfax Players, °54, °55; Hall Chatter Staff, 54; Intramurals, °54 ‘In maiden meditation, fancy free.” 32 FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS Levtia NEVILLE BRown ANCHORAGE, KENTUCKY Glee Club, 55; Dance Club, 55; Choir, 55; French Club, 55; Athletic Asso- ciation, °55 “T criticize by creation, not by finding fault.” PHYLLIs ANN BUCHANAN SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Riding Club, 52, 53, 54, °55; Home Economics Club, ’52; Vesper Committee, “Shs “Individuality is everywhere to be spared and respected as the root of everything good.” 33 HALL 34 Lae Lala JEANETTE McINTosH BURNS ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Home Economics Club, °55; Vice-Presi- dent, Home Economics Club, 55; Stu- dent Association Board, 55; May Court, 435) “She whom smiles and tears make equally lovely may command all hearts.” ANN CLARICE CALVERT PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA “Many persons feel art, some understand it; but few both feel and understand it.” FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS BARBARA MariE CARNEY FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT French Club, °54, °55; Secretary-Treas- urer, Boots and Saddle Club, 54; Presi- dent, Boots and Saddle Club, 55; Vice- President, International Relations Club, 55; Secretary, Riding Club, 54; Riding Club, 55; National Honor Society, 55; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, °55; CHAIN AND ANCHOorRS Staff, 55; Athletic Associa- tion, 54, °55; A. A. Board, °55; Intra- murals, °55 “Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and wisdom.” JACKIE LEE DoucLas DALLAS, TEXAS Junior Varsity Basketball, °53, °54; Captain, J. V. Basketball, 55; Intra- murals, °53, °55; Glee Club, °53, °54; President, Glee Club, 55; Junior Varsity Hockey, °54; Varsity Hockey, 55; Stu- dent Association Board, 54, °55; Treas- urer, S. A. Board, 55; Spanish Club, 54; Athletic Association, °54, °55; Head Cheerleader, °54; Choir, 55; Vice- President, Dance Club, °55; Hall Chatter Staff, °55; Vice-Chairman, Vesper Com- mittee, 55; May Court, °55 “True delicacy, that most beautiful heart- leaf of humanity, exhibits itself most sig- nificantly in little things.” 35 HALL THE HIGH SUSAN REBECCA DUNLAP LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Riding Club, 54, °55; Boots and Saddle Club, 54, °55; Varsity Hockey, °54, 55; French Club, ’54; Secretary, French Club, 55; Athletic Association, °55 “Intellect is the soul of man, the only immortal part of him.” Mary Monica ELMORE ErRMITA, ORIENTE, CUBA French Club, °55; Intramurals, °55; “There is no beauty on earth which ex- ceeds the natural loveliness of woman.” 36 FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS MARGARET CARLETON GAULT WESTFIELD CENTRE, N.B., CANADA Riding Club, °55; President’s Council, °55; Junior Varsity Hockey, 55; Golf Club, °55 “Simplicity is a jewel rarely found.” Mary Hatton GoopwiIn WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT Junior Varsity Hockey, 55; Vice-Presi- dent, Riding Club, ’55; Home Economics Club, °55; Athletic Association, 55 “Comfort, like the golden sun, dispels the sullen shade with her sweet influence, and cheers the melancholy house of care.” 37 HALL 38 TPES H GH CAROL JEAN GRIFFIN CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE French Club, °55; Secretary-Treasurer, International Relations Club, °55; Junior Varsity Hockey, °55 “The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid.” VERA JANSEN HUNT MANHASSET, NEw YORK Sophomore Class, Treasurer, 53; Latin Club, °53, °54; Vice-President, Latin Club, 54; President’s Council, 54, 755; Junior Class, Vice-President, 54; French Club, °54, °55; Vice-President, French Club, °55; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, °55; Athletic Association, 54, °55; A. A. Board, 55; Dance Club, 54, 55; Pres- ident, Dance Club, °55; Glee Club, °54, 55; Secretary- Treasurer, Choir, °55; Junior Varsity Hockey, °55; Junior Var- sity Basketball, °54, °55; Intramurals, ( , 04s VMayeCourt ‘“‘True modesty is a discerning grace.” FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS Mary ALLAN JOHNSON GARLAND, NorRTH CAROLINA French Club, °53, °54; Junior Varsity Basketball, 53, 54; Varsity Basketball, 55; Porpoise Club, 53, 54, °55; Ath- letic Association, 53, 54, °55; Home Economics Club, °55 “Style is the dress of thoughts.” ANNE Hupson KAUFFMAN SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Art Club, °55; Latin Club, ’54; Riding Club, °54; Glee Club, 54, 55; May Court) 55 “They dazzle our eyes as they fly to our hearts.” HALL 39 Wall Ish MCie RoszE EWHRLICH KLEVANSKY READING, PENNSYLVANIA Student Association, 53; Athletic Asso- ciation, 53, °54, °55; Porpoise Club, 1930 Gleen Club. 5 0 4-8 Choir: 54; Ensemble, 54; Riding Club, °54; Boots and Saddle Club, 54; French Club, °54, 55; Cheerleader, °55; Hall Chatter Staff, °55 “The inborn geniality of some people amounts to genius.” VIRGINIA LEACH STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT Dance Club, 53, °54, 55; Latin Club, 53; Program Chairman, Latin Club, 54; Junior Varsity Hockey, 53; Var- sity Hockey, 54, °55; Athletic Associa- tion, °53, °54, °55; Secretary, Athletic Association, °55; Junior Varsity Bas- ketball, °54, °55; French Club, 754; Treasurer, French Club, 55; Glee Club, 54; Choir, 54; Secretary, Junior Class, 54; Student Association, °54, 55; Fair- fax Players, 55; Hall Chatter Staff, ’55; May Court, 55 “The secret of being loved is in being lovely; and the secret of being lovely is in being unselfish.” 40 FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS Nancy ANN LOWMAN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Spanish Club, °54, °55; Home Eco- nomics Club, 54; Secretary, Home Eco- nomics Club, 55; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, °55; President, International Re- lations Club, °55 “Happy the man who sees a God em- ployed in all the good and ills that checker life.” Mimi Susan McGEE MARSHALL, TEXAS Cheerleader, °53; Latin Club, 53, 54; Varsity Basketball, 53, 54; Junior Var- sity Basketball, °55; Riding Club, °53; Vice-President, Riding Club, °54; Intra- murals, “53, °54, 755; Captain, Black Team, 55; President, Sophomore Class, 53; Junior Varsity Hockey, 54; Var- sity Hockey, 55; Secretary- Treasurer, Porpoise Club, 54; Porpoise Club, 55; National Honor Society, 54; President, National Honor Society, 55; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, 55; Glee Club, 754; President, Junior Class, 54; Fairfax Players, °54; Vice-President, Fairfax Players, 55; President, Athletic Asso- ciation, 55; Student Association Board, 55; May Court, 155 “Who does the best his circumstances allows, does well, acts nobly; angels could do no more.” 4] HALL THE HIGH GalL PARKER McLANAHAN ELBERTON, GEORGIA French Club, °54; International Relations Club, °54, °55; Hall Chatter Staff, °55 “That which is striking and beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always beautiful.” Betty Gay Moyer STAUNTON, VIRGINIA ‘““A graceful maiden with a gentle brow.” 42 FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS JessiE Louise MuUNbo RAYVILLE, LOUISIANA French Club, 54; Debate Club, 754; President, Debate Club, 55; Glee Club, 54; Fairfax Players, 54; Secretary- Treasurer, Fairfax Players, 55; Hockey Manager, °55; Junior Varsity Basket- ball, °55; Vice-President, Senior Class, 55; Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 55; Athletic Association, 55; May ourt;s “To love God, which was a thing far excelling all the cunning that is possible for us in this life to obtain.” MARTHA EmiLty Myers WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Varsity Hockey, °54; Captain, Varsity Hockey, 55; Junior Varsity Basketball, 54; President’s Council, 54,55; Treas- urer, Athletic Association, 55; Glee Club, 54; Treasurer, Debate Club, °55; CHAIN AND ANCHoRs Staff, °55 “Leave silence to the saints; I am but human.” 43 HALL THE HIGH BARBARA LEE NAGLE ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Varsity Hockey, ’55; Varsity Basketball, 55; Porpoise Club, 55; Athletic Asso- ciation, 55; Debate Club, °55; Fairfax Players, °55; Secretary, Senior Class, 55; CHAIN AND ANCHors Staff, °55; President’s Council, 55; National Honor Society, 55; Intramurals, 55; May Court, °55 “What makes woman lovely? Virtue, faith, and gentleness in suffering, an en- durance through scorn or trial; then has it the stamp celestial, and is admitted to sisterhood with the angels.” SUSAN ANN RILEY WoopDsTock, VIRGINIA President, Senior Class, °55; Treasurer, Junior Class, 54; National Honor So- ciety, 54, °55; Porpoise Club, 54, °55; Secretary, Student Association, 55; Ath- letic Association, 54; Vice-President, Athletic Association,’ 55 ; Captain, Orange Team, 55; Debate Club, ’54, °55; Glee Club, ’54; Varsity Basketball, °54, °55; Junior Varsity Hockey, °54; Varsity Hockey, °55; French Club, °54; Intra- murals, 54; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff} 259; May Court, 55 “The perfection of outward loveliness is the soul shining through its crystalline covering.” 44 FAIRFAX SCHOOL’ SENIORS WALLER JEFFRESS ROBERTS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Porpoise Club, ’54; Secretary-Treasurer, Porpoise Club, °55; Cheerleader, °55; Art Club, °55; Glee Club, 54, 755; Sec- retary, Sophomore Class, °53; French Club, 53; Home Economics Club, °53 “A thing of beauty is a joy forever; its loveliness increases! it will never pass into nothingness.” CLARA R. SUAREZ BocoTaA, COLOMBIA Glee Club, “55; Choir, °55; Spanish Club, 55; Home Economics Club, 755 “Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together.” HALL Re ES RG Mapy RutuH Tispss KAYFORD, WEST VIRGINIA Secretary, Debate Club, °55; President, Spanish Club, °55; Porpoise Club Staff, 55; Fairfax Players, 55; Basketball Manager, 55; May Cou :, 55 ‘ Her heart was one of those which most enamours us—wax to receive, and marble to retain.” ANNE LURLINE TINSLEY MARSHALL, VIRGINIA Latin Club, °54, °55; Home Economics Glub 255 ““We can all be heroes in our virtues, in our homes, in our lives.” 46 FAIRFAX SCHOOL SENIORS GLorRIA RUTH WAYLAND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Home Economics Club, °53, °55; Intra- murals, 53; French Club, °54; Junior Varsity Basketball, °54, 55; Athletic Association, 54, °55; Glee Club, °55; Fairfax Players, °55; May Court, 55 “Beautiful as sweet! and young as beauti- ful! and soft as young! and gay as soft! and innocent as gay!” ptlma Mater 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. 47 HALL how Better hurry .. . The Thinker! . . . Stamford, Connecticut, please . . . Me and my shadow . . . Music hath charms... Friends... Thirsty? . . . Ouch!. . . Did you wind... Now, bate Daily task . . . Idiot’s delight . . . Who'd you call? . . . Our own beautician . . . Jim or Ray- mond eee Ll o,250 4... Lhe intellectual! hello, Miss Strother!”? . .. Bill! ... What’ll you have? . . . Budding Rembrandt I ea ee ed ERORRARR AH EK EHEHEEHEEEH OSE HGR Gy TH, love Going my way? ... Bad news... 1:45 - English . .. Who is it this time? . . . She’s getting ideas! ... Bye, now... Not Milton again! ... Need any help? ... Record fiend . . . My own true THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS We, the 1955 High School Senior Class of Fairfax Hall, as we leave our alma mater physically but not in thought, hereby publish this, our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I SecTION I: To Fairfax Hall, our beloved alma mater, we bequeath our everlasting devotion in hopes that every year at Fairfax will be as wonderful as the ones we have experienced. SEcTION II: To Miss Eura Strother, our understanding sponsor, we bequeath our love and gratitude. SecTION III: To Mr. Gates, our wonderful President, we bequeath our appreciation for all the understanding guidance he has given us. SEcTION IV: To the Senior Class of 1956 we bequeath good conduct which led us to many privileges, and hope that they will have as great a senior year as we have had. ARTICLE II I, Jane Allio, do hereby bequeath my fluttering eyes to Karen Nordberg and hope that she will use them to their fullest advantage; and to Ranny Lewis | leave my fussiness. I, Phyllis Ann Buchanan, will many happy riding days at Fairfax Hall to Olivia Carr. I, Sharon Boufford, do hereby will and bequeath to Faye McFarland my ability to please our faculty to the utmost, so as to be confined to the campus weeks on end. I, Lelia Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my haircut to Charleen Carter with best wishes for future growth and development. I, Becky Dunlap, do hereby leave to Nancy Hurley my love of “‘corn snaps.’’ To any poor soul who needs it I will my supply of Kleenex. I, Jeanie Burns, do bequeath my title of “All-American Nothing”’ to any competent schizophrenic who can make sense out of this. O.K. I, Ann Calvert, hereby bequeath Box 81 to anyone who doesn’t particularly mind cobwebs and to Sally Murray I give my love of Pittsburgh. I, Barbara Carney, do hereby will and bequeath my shower shoes to anyone who can patch them up and my happy hours at the stable to Nicki, Dorothy, and Barbara Cohen, with many thanks to Miss Mount. I, Jackie Douglas, will and bequeath my love for F. M. S. cadets to Barbara Thrasher and Barbara Schoeppl; and to any underclassmen who might have the physical strength and mental ability to undertake the grueling task, I leave the Faxette Shop. I, Monica Elmore, do hereby will my Cuban mambo to anyone who wants to rattle her bones and my sadness to my roommate, Karen Nordberg. I, Margo Gault, do hereby will my good luck at S. M. A. to Barbara Degen and my intellectual mind to Lynda Barnes. I, Mary Goodwin, do hereby will and bequeath my well-worn path to Cornell to Rose Mary Wakefield, along with my deep affection for the town of Ithaca; to Olivia Carr I leave my sugar and carrots to be given to ‘Princess Pat.” I, Carol Griffin, do will my knowledge of English Literature to Jane Thornton. I, Vera Hunt, do will and bequeath my mathematical mind to Marcia Kirkpatrick in hopes that she may instruct others better than I did; to Nancy Hurley I leave my worn nickname; to all others at Fairfax I leave three happy years of my life. I, Allan Johnson, do bequeath to Jo Baker a one-way ticket to North Carolina and leave my seat in Miss Rose’s car to Mimi Finkelstein. I, Anne Kauffman, do hereby leave my love for Virginia Beach to Jo Baker; to Betsy Stephenson I leave my ability to gain weight and hope that she will some day need it; to Kathy Dick I leave my one and only contact at A. M. A. I, Rose Klevansky, leave my brain and intellectual capacity to Lynda Barnes; and to Sara Slovis, I leave a prayer for her to have a neat roommate next year, knowing that she will greatly appreciate one after three years of utter mess. I, Gini Leach, do hereby leave to Diane Maxa my booming voice and hope that she learns how to control it. To any one who takes office duty, much luck in receiving phone calls! I, Nancy Lowman, hereby will my seat in the student lounge to Barbara Degen and the S. M. A. cadets of next year. I, Sue McGee, hereby will and bequeath my mania for cutting hair and my ability for getting into jams to Ann Howard and hope that she will come out better than I have; and to anyone who needs it I will my luck with Carolina boys! I, Gail McLanahan, do hereby will to some underclassman my perpetual devotion to Hawaiian music. I, Betty Gay Moyer, bequeath to Betsy Stephenson, all my fabulous party weekends and hope that she will have as much fun as I have had. I, Jessie Mundo, will and bequeath my ludicrous love-life to Marcia Kirkpatrick and hope that she will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Emily Myers, leave my ‘‘choo-choo”’ to North Carolina to Mimi Finkelstein and hope that she will have a lot of trips that way. I, Bobby Nagle, do hereby will and bequeath a certain fraternity pin to the next Barbara inter- ested; and to Kay Mellott, I leave hopes for the real thing. I, Sue Riley, do will and bequeath to Toye White and Nancy McClellan my two red and white nightshirts and hope that they will be kept as warm as I was during the winter. I, Waller Roberts, do bequeath to Jo Baker my love for ‘‘Benny’s’’ and hope that some day she may get there; and to the underclassmen I leave my wonderful memories of Fairfax—all four years’ worth. I, Clara Suarez, do hereby leave to Robbie Sands my desire for her to pass Spanish next year: and my ability to get away with ‘‘monkey-business’’ I leave to those mischievous juniors. I, Mady Tibbs, bequeath my radical and argumentative class discussions to anyone who can get away with them; and to Shirley Carpenter I leave my bewitching, beguiling, dirty, green corduroy raincoat which she loves. I, Anne Tinsley, hereby will to Marcia Kirkpatrick my driver’s training booklet and hope she will learn the rules better than I did. I, Gloria Wayland, do will and bequeath to any underclassman who is dating a town boy next year my love for Waynesboro; and to Faye McFarland best wishes in getting her S. M. A. cadet! Given under our hand and seal this fourth day of June, 1955. THE HicH ScHooL SENIOR CLASS or to THE PROPHECY OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS THE YEAR—1965 THE PLAcE—Waynesboro, Virginia THE EvENt—Reunion, Class of 1955 Fairfax Hall is in a state of excitement as Jackie Douglas, the Social Dean, is enjoying the visit of her fellow-classmates. The first person to arrive this morning was Sue McGee, the former roommate of Jackie, and now a teacher in Carolina. Gini Leach, who just returned from a world-wide yacht trip, and Vera Hunt, a Latin professor at Pembroke, came in by plane. The next arrivals were Sue Riley, who is well on her way to completing her wish for a basketball team; Emily Myers, the wife of a world-famous nuclear scientist; and Jessie Mundo, who has made plans to psychoanalyze the entire class. At lunch Waller Roberts, the owner of a fleet of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and Anne Kauffman, Cecil Chap- man’s assistant and chief model, were seen at the Dean’s table. Arriving just in time for dessert were Nancy Lowman, Hollywood’s bright new starlet, and Gail McLanahan, th e proud mamma of several little Georgia peaches. Lelia Brown, the prima ballerina of a New York ballet, and Becky Dunlap, the owner of last year’s Derby winner, breezed in by early afternoon. 53 Clara Suarez, the proprietor of the famous Spanish Club in New York, and Monica Elmore, the well-known concert pianist, are expected at any moment. With giggles and shouts, Mady Tibbs, the author of a new dictionary, and Sharon Boufford, still trying to decide between Doc and Bill, burst into the lobby. Barbara Carney, the first woman editor of the New York Times, appeared on her newly-acquired palomino, with Margo Gault, now a member of a professional hockey team, trailing along behind. Just before dinner Allan Johnson, still watching that Carolina moon with Joe, and Gloria Wayland, the head of the Waynesboro School of Dance, arrived with bouquets of flowers suitable for the occasion. Betty Gay Moyer, the new Congresswoman from Virginia, and Anne Tinsley, now happily married, drove in from Washington. Jeanie Burns, the happiest member of the Rockefeller family, and Bobby Nagle, the Dean of Smith, screeched to a stop in a red convertible in front of the Hall. Next came Rose Klevansky, who is now backing the sensational new comedian, Jed. Carol Griffin, who has just had many exciting adventures in Germany, and Ann Calvert, poet laureate of the United States, appeared just in time for dinner. Mary Goodwin, the happy Connecticut farmer, Phyllis Ann Buchanan, who is raising horses in North Carolina, and Jane Allio, Ambas- sador to France, were the last to arrive. The lobby buzzed with chatter all evening as the Class of 1955 renewed friendships and recalled the happy memories of their times at Fairfax Hall. 54 The College Class of 1956 BARBARAS MLE gee oe eee Cree en me ee gee President A GANT AUG A BOC Kane tetera deen he erat ee ees aera Vice-President WR OLESEI S ADP WAL ss SOME lee Cede eae nS eRe Vacate. Se We eee Secretary SOR TAM ICH OM PSO Nueces coos oh: ow cee Meee eae als eee Treasurer WISSEIAIIZA BETH SEA P PAS gee ces eee ee ee ee ee Sponsor HaAUGABOOK, THOMPSON, SMITH, Miss Pappas, D1Az 5d MARGUERITE BATEMAN Waynesboro, Virginia SONYA Marie BurbDICcK Dallas, Texas Doris CRAIG Waynesboro, Virginia KAREN BRUSELL Salvador, Bahia, Brazil CAROLYN COLE Waynesboro, Virginia HELEN LEE DALLAS Athens, Tennessee 56 COPPEGE Nancy BUCKLEW Tampa, Florida PATRICIA CONNELL Dallas, Texas LoulsE D1az Tampa, Florida FAIRFAX JUNIORS HALL SusAN DINWIDDIE Waynesboro, Virginia JoAN HAUGABOOK Macon, Georgia PHYLLIS LINIADO Richmond, Virginia CAROL EVANS Fort Worth, Texas SUE HOLMES Charleston, West Virginia CAROLYN LONG North Plainfield, New Jersey CORALIA GONZALES San Salvador, El Salvador Krk! KOoKOLIS Carlisle, Pennsylvania Betsy McKEE Rhinebeck, New York CAROLYN MILLER Albany, Georgia Nancy NAsH Tarboro, North Carolina LINN POWELL Ithan, Pennsylvania Joyce Mosus Cumberland, Maryland PAULINE NICHOL Dallas, Texas BARBRA SCHAPERO Winthrop, Massachusetts 58 GOEDEGE Nora MorALEsS Caracas, Venezuela TERRY OLIVER Waynesboro, Virginia RuTH SHUTTLES Dallas, Texas FAIRFAX JUNIORS BARBARA SMITH Hitpa Mae SMITH ToriA [HOMPSON Chattanooga, Tennessee Greenfield, Virginia Tampa, Florida ANN WEST BEVERLY WESCOAT Waynesboro, Virginia Eastville, Virginia 59 HALL The High School Class of 1956 Miss WILKINSON, Howarp, 60 DEGEN, BARNES Vice-President FAIRFAX HALL GEORGIANA BAILEY Charleston, West Virginia Nancy BARTLEY Roanoke, Virginia BARBARA COHEN Norfolk, Virginia Betty Jo BAKER Gastonia, North Carolina SARA Li CAPELLA Santiago, Cuba BARBARA DEGEN La Salina, Venezuela 61 LyYNDA BARNES Harzisburg, I]linois BETTY CARR Kew Gardens, New York Mimi FINKELSTEIN Salisbury, North Carolina CaTHY GRAVES El Paso, Texas Jupy HUuGHEs Quechee, Vermont MARLENE JONCKHEER Willemstad, Curacao, N. A. CaROL Harris Butler, New Jersey Nancy Hur.tey Princeton, New Jersey MaArcliA KIRKPATRICK Binghamton, New York THE HIGH ANN Howarpb Havana, Cuba Jupy Jay Mentor, Ohio PATRICIA KNIGHT Miami, Florida FAIRFAX SCHOOL JUNIORS HALL EpNA Ransom Lewis Loris, South Carolina Nancy McCLELLAN Virginia Beach, Virginia SALLY Murray Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MarcerY Lowe Massillon, Ohio Kay MELLOTT McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania KAREN NORDBERG Riverside, Connecticut 6: DiaANnE Maxa Havre de Grace, Maryland DeELorES MIELKE Indianapolis, Indiana JEANNE PALMER Jensen Beach, Florida ROBERTA SANDS Coral Gables, Florida LYNDA STEIN Warwick, Virginia JANE THORNTON Athens, Georgia ELsA SLIFSTEIN Camaguey, Cuba BETsy STEPHENSON Roanoke, Virginia BARBARA THRASHER Norfolk, Virginia 64 THESE GH SARA SLOVIS Knoxville, Tennessee Mary THOMPSON Warrenton, Virginia JANE Topp Quinwood, West Virginia FAIRFAX SCHOOL JUNIORS DIANE VACHERESSE Toye WHITE TiTo HUMBER Fairmont, West Virginia Cleveland, Tennessee San Antonio, Texas The Gym from Middle Tower HALL The High School Class of 195Z BARBARA SCHOEPPIiss. oc - Sacer ee President VVIRGINIAS CONE Yo oe le eget Vice-President BARBARA i BAXTER go oe sree oie es, rere ae Secretary MARGARET B EAND esos ee Treasurer SUZANNE E LEENOR poe ee ee Program Chairman Miss ROBERTA’ VIOUN Tie. ooops ee Sponsor Miss Mount, BLAND, FLEENOR, CONEY, BAXTER, SCHOEPPL 66 FAIRFAX HALL BARBARA BAXTER Minerva, Ohio OLIviA CARR Wilson, North Carolina KaTtHy Dick York, Pennsylvania MARGARET BLAND Eleanor, West Virginia CHARLEEN CARTER Arlington, Virginia OL_cA DowNING Managua, Nicaragua SHIRLEY CARPENTER Dallas, Texas VIRGINIA CONEY Amite, Louisiana LoutsE Dupuis Lafayette, Louisiana SUZANNE FLEENOR Knoxville, Tennessee PaTrRicIA Hopcson Atlanta, Georgia FaYyE McFARLAND Tampa, Florida SALLY ANN GUTHRIE Harlan, Kentucky Rita LEHTONEN Santiago, Dominican Republic BARBARA MILLER Hendersonville, North Carolina 68 THBeGis SHARON HERNDON White Stone, Virginia Mary BETH MapIson Prestonsburg, Kentucky BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Oil City, Pennsylvania FAIRFAX SCHOOL SOPHOMORES KarREN NIXON INGELISE PETERSEN DIANE PETWAY Maracaibo, Venezuela Indian Rocks Beach, Florida Bath, North Carolina BARBARA SCHOEPPL DoroTHy SIMONS ALICE STEVENS Miami Beach, Florida Gainesville, Florida McIntosh, Georgia BARBARA SUHM SUZANNE TAWES JACKIE Toovy Arlington, Virginia Crisfield, Maryland Charleston, West Virginia 69 HALL RosE Mary WAKEFIELD CHARLENE WALLACE WINIFRED WISNER Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Chevy Chase, Maryland New York, New York DELORES GERBER Alexandria, Virginia ANVIL SONG To her daughters who live In every country Fairfax Hall sends out her call; There are links that bind us Together, That bind us together one and all. Clang! Clang! Upon the anvil On our Fairfax campus— Welding the links of friendship In the Fairfax chain of years. Clang! Clang! Ever we'll hold dear These links that bind us These links that bind us Together one and all. 70 FAIRFAX The High School Class of 1958 BAT RICTARCIA RR acsenemeer ee Serene len Wem se ag eames President DAN NE LODD gees ie oe ees ae Een EARN 7g be la Vice-President GHARMAINERE ERNae ate) be ots aoe eres Mowe | oe: ot Secretary GSA INN eae INGRAM dee eet eaten nee eas oe Cope er ose et Treasurer IVITSSIRIGATRICTIA BOANDERBORD) Situk af ciys. terete ae Sponsor INGRAM, Topp, FERN, Miss SANDERFORD 71 HALL ANDREA BACON Haverford, Pennsylvania CHARMAINE FERN Falls Church, Virginia LestigE ANN GILLIAND Arlington, Virginia PATRICIA CARR Kew Gardens, New Y ork ELLEN GANN West Hartford, Connecticut NANcyY GUTHRIE Harlan, Kentucky THE HIGH SUZANNE CLIFFORD Red Bank, New Jersey VILMA GIAMMARIA Barranquilla, Colombia JOANNE INGRAM Bassett, Virginia FAIRFAX SCHOOL FRESHMEN BoNNIE MOHME IRENE O’BRIEN PaTRIcIA J. PITTMAN Chicago, Illinois Belleville, New Jersey Birmingham, Alabama ANN Topp ELAINE WHITELEY DoroTHy NELSON Quinwood, West Virginia Lambertville, New Jersey Alexandria, Virginia Skyline Drive 13 HALL “(he ORGANIZATIONS“ Ye 2S MESS Mrs. LawtTer, ANNE GILMAN, Miss Wits, Miss STROTHER FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION ANNE. GILMAN (ee Se 2 pe ee, Oe ee President ETHEL. GARTH...) 2 2 ee eee Vice-President SUSAN RILEY . Secretary JACKIE” DOUGLAS: 28220 .sie crete tse ee ae ee Treasurer Miss EurRA STROTHER Miss MARGARET. WILLIS bse acest age eee Faculty Advisors Mrs. Mary D. LAWTER Standing: Mocitowitz, Ouiver, Hotmes, T. THompson, Howarp, T. Wattace, J. Brown Seated: J. Topp, Barnes, Stovis, DeceN, McGee, Gartu, Leacu, Ritey, Doucias, Burns, GILMAN THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD LyNDA BARNES JACKIE BROWN JEANIE BURNS PATRICIA CARR BARBARA DEGEN SuE HouMes ANN Howarpb Gint LEACH SUE McGEE Ga BARBARA MOocILOWITZz TERRY OLIVER LLoyp ROLLINS BARBARA SCHOEPPL SARA SLOVIS ToriA THOMPSON JANE Topp TIMMIE WALLACE Seated: Timmig WaAttace, Mr. Gates, Miss StTroTHER Standing: GAauttT, Kirkpatrick, DeceNn, NAcLe, Carr, Barnes, Hunt, Myers, Core, BucKLew, Bacon, Dattas, Hopcson, CARPENTER, WAKEFIELD THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL TIMMIE WALLACE, Chairman ANDREA BACON LYNDA BARNES Nancy BUCKLEW SHIRLEY CARPENTER BETTY CARR CAROLYN COLE LEE DALLAS BARBARA DEGEN Marco GAULT PATRICIA HopGSON VERA HUNT MarciA KIRKPATRICK EmiLy Myers ; i BARBARA NAGLE Mr . Gates and “Timmie”’ talk things over. RosE Mary WAKEFIELD CarNEyY, Lowman, Miss Ganpy, GriFFIN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers NANG Ys GOWMAN @ 6 Oe ee BARBARAT CARNE Ve. eee See ake Se eee CEA ROUEGR Gri Ngeete- Oe tarer nts ON ee Ba IVITSSEES DH EASES UT PL CGANDY see ce da ee Members LynpDA BARNES BARBARA DEGEN Gait. McLANAHAN Kay MELLotTT Nancy NaAsH INGELISE PETERSEN poe ere tye et Nea President ere cet whee Vice-President Sia Al A ee Secretary- Treasurer IE) ey = oo ene ee Sponsor ROBERTA SANDS SARA SLOvIS JANE THORNTON JANE Topp JACKIE Toovy ROSEMARY WAKEFIELD DIANE VACHERESSE 79 THE CHAIN AND ANCHORS STAFF Jessie’ MUNDO: x.2.s. Be ett coin ee Editor AUDREY. ‘WALKER? fo et ee ee Business Manager TIMMIE WALLACE CAROLYN COLE ene ccchs oh cage te CLI Le ae ee vertising Sta SUSAN WILLIAMS [ eit BARBRA SCHAPERO | BETSY MCK EE e205 ese ee College Representative BARBARA� NAGLE 4552s ose ee ee ee High School Representative EMILY. MYERS. 2210 tg. Athletics Director BARBARA © CARNEYs (20) ae ee Feature Editors JACKIE BROWN BARBARA’ SMITH ® -s.ccb:g.oee eet cee Organizations Editor SUSAN RILEY SUSAN WILLIAMS }---------------------7---2ecceeeceeercee eterna n cence cect ntsc eee eneneeeneeteneees T ypists TIMMIE WALLACE] Miss SwANN: MARKS. ecdo.5 2. seu ete eee en Faculty Advisor 80 Top: Warkxer, Munpo, Miss Marks Bottom: Ritey, NacLe, Carney, WALKER, WALLACE, Wiuiams, Cote, Myers, ScHapero, Munpo 81 THE HALL CHATTER STAFF SUSAN® WILLIAMS 2 iieecoec ote ce poe oa ae ee ae Editor PAT’ EIMPIGH AR Ti ascetic a eee Business Manager GAROLYN: COLES ccocec no en Sports Editor SARA SLOVIS 22 cissccl sateen clase eee eae ge ee ee Library Editor NANCY LOWMAN? cece... sos ae a ee Feature Editor JANE Topp, LYNDA BARNES 222s ee Assistant Feature Editors Mr. HARRY: NASH toc ccecde cores cee Faculty Advisor Reporters BARBARA CARNEY PHyYLuis LINIADO VIRGINIA CONEY DIANE MAXA JACKIE DOUGLAS SusAN McGEE ANNE GILMAN INGELISE PETERSEN VERA HUNT BARBARA SCHOEPPL Kik1 KOKOLIS BARBARA THRASHER VIRGINIA LEACH JACKIE DOUGLAS Pat LIMPICHART CAROLYN LONG T ypists JAcKIE Toovy Betsy McKee AUDREY WALKER TIMMIE WALLACE Top: LimpicHart, Mr. Nasu, WILLIAMS Bottom: Core, Lowman, Stovis, Carney, LimpicHart, Koxo.is, Douctas, BARNES, WILLIAMS, Lone, J. Topp, T. Wattace, GILMAN, WALKER McGee, WayLanp, LeacH, Munpo, Tipps, Nacte, McC.Letian, JAy, Toovy, Stovis THE FAIRFAX PLAYERS Officers JUDY JAY Ses ee ee ee ee ete ee President SUSANs MICGE Bei ezt eee tes i eee ee eee Vice-President JESSIE? MUNDO cso ece ce ee tee ee ero et ee Secretary-T reasurer Miss EMILY} BROWN )cne actos wa cc eae eee eee ee Sponsor Members VIRGINIA LEACH Nancy McCLELLAN BARBARA NAGLE GLORIA WAYLAND 84 SARA SLOVIS Mapy Tisss JACKIE Toovy Seated: Mocitowirz, Mapison, PETERSEN, WHITELEY Standing: S. Guturie, Tinstey, Miss Wituis, A. Topp, BLaANp, WIsNER, BAXTER THE LATIN CLUB Officers DARE ARAMYLOGILOW| (7 maemeaeran ee ee ee ee WIAR Ya b Pel rie VLADISON Ge earn ee ee ee VAGKIEMEN COV) eee my fen kee ee ene oe dae ANS LODD geet a as ee ee es NiisssVIARGARETAV IL1S soe ee ee ee Members BARBARA BAXTER MARGARET BLAND PATRICIA CARR SUZANNE FLEENOR Liz GILLIAND PEDO SRR, Shee a A President eee oe, AOE ae Se Vice-President ite aa Sa eo 8 ta Secretary-7T reasurer Sn Ce Tete Program Chairman CTE A Sno mer Oey be OS Sponsor SALLY ANN GUTHRIE INGELISE PETERSEN ANNE TINSLEY ANN Topp ELAINE WHITELEY WINIFRED WISNER (ee) On Hunt, Stovis, LEAcH, DuNLap, Miss ALLEN LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Officers SARA: SLOVIS a.ces0 ots ccc, ee, ie ae eee President VERA? FIUNTine eee ee ee ee ol ee ee ee eee ee Vice-President BECKYSDUNIAP epee fee eR eee nee ee Secretary VIRGINIA; LEACH petite 9 o s Oe ee ee Treasurer Miss: NANCY LEE ALLEN wee fe oo ls ee ee Sponsor Members JANE ALLIO ANDREA BACON LyNDA BARNES LELIA BROWN BARBARA CARNEY SHIRLEY CARPENTER VIRGINIA CONEY LouIsE Dupuis MonicA ELMORE SUZANNE FLEENOR CAROL GRIFFIN SHARON HERNDON PaTric1A Hopcson Tito HUMBER MARLENE JONCKHEER MarciA KIRKPATRICK RosE KLEVANSKY DIANE MaAxa Nancy McCLeLLAN 86 Kay MELLOTT Nancy NAsH BARBARA SCHOEPPL ALICE STEVENS SUZANNE TAWES JANE THORNTON JACKIE Toovy RosE Mary WAKEFIELD Tove WHITE MociLowitz, Miss Hatuorn, Tipas, DEcEN, DowniINc GEORGIANA BAILEY Betty Jo BAKER Nancy BARTLEY BARBARA BAXTER SARA Li CAPELLA BETTY CARR BARBARA COHEN Mimi FINKELSTEIN THE SPANISH CLUB Members VILMA GIAMMARIA ANN Howarpb RitA LEHTONEN Ranny Lewis Nancy LowMAN Nora MorRALES KAREN NORDBERG JEANNE PALMER DIANE PETWAY 87 2 sca) RRS OF Lae ee me aul NEN cae ER 5 ee Oe President ELC sre rae aT tert tana ER VT, re I eA Ae Vice-President Sear Al tet AS nt Se AE a es Se A SRO OO OP ee Secretary NR te eet eerie es cele ek ns 8 Ce ee Treasurer 2 eels ESSER Gast eh Neda R eEEO cenh ER PRE PE Sponsor ROBERTA SANDS BARBRA SCHAPERO DorotHy SIMONS ELsA SLIFSTEIN SARA SLOVIS LYNDA STEIN CLARA SUAREZ JANE Topp Front Row: Miss WILkKINson, CoLe, Howarp, GerBEer, Bacon, Minix, Carter, Douctas Second Row: S. GutHriz, Coney, Me ttott, J. Topp, B. Carr, ScHAPERO, L. Brown Third Row: N. Guturiz, Naso, McFarianp, Jay, Hunt, Rogperts Fourth Row: Baxter, DEGEN, VACHERESSE, SLOvIS, KIRKPATRICK Fifth Row: WayLANp, KAUFFMAN, BARNES THE GLEE CLUB Officers JACKIE BROWN 2: csngis So eae on ncgeucet te President Berry CARR (2) 2 eee ee ee Vice-President FAYE MCERARUAND 22.3 soe oe ea ee eee Secretary-7 reasurer Miss (CAROL. WAILKINSONiccce ere ee Director Miss: SHIRLEY IEAMPTON ecsagceree caste ee eee a ree Accompanist Members ANDREA BACON Louise D1Az SusAN McGEE BARBARA BAXTER JAcKIE DoucLas Kay MELLoTT LELIA BROWN ELLEN GANN Patricia MINIX PHyLuis A. BUCHANAN Nancy GUTHRIE Nancy NAsH Nancy BUCKLEW SALLY GUTHRIE KAREN NORDBERG BETTY CARR CAROL HArRIS LLoyp ROLLINS CHARLEEN CARTER SUE HoLMEs SARA SLOVIS BARBARA COHEN ANN HowarbD BARBARA THRASHER CAROLYN COLE VERA HUNT JANE Topp VIRGINIA CONEY Jupy Jay DIANE VACHERESSE PATRICIA CONNELL MarciA KIRKPATRICK CHARLENE WALLACE BARBARA DEGEN PATRICIA KNIGHT GLoriA WAYLAND oO 8 Front Row: Core, Bacon, Hunt, C. Watrace, GANN, VACHERESSE, WILLIAMS, J. Topp, KnicHt, Douc.as Back Row: J. Brown, Howarp, BuckLew, KirKpATRICK, THRASHER, Rouuins, HotMes, Barnes, Diaz, CARTER THE CHOIR Officers ACK] ERED OUGL ASa Menta, awe ee nee Cue ea PA NNSLIOWAR pemere sae ee OO) Go nee MV ERAS EL LIN Tamer seein e oie or eRiret on ath PSOne IVUSSICAROLEVWAILKINSO Niece eee MIsSIOUIREE Ys! “AMP TON mee eceene ees oes Members ANDREA BACON LYNDA BARNES JACKIE BROWN LELIA BROWN Nancy BUCKLEW BETTY CARR CHARLEEN CARTER CAROLYN COLE LoulsE D1az ELLEN GANN DRE eee es led ee President Res te eens Vice-President Ae ae teak a Secretary-T reasurer Se EM OLR AE a SACRE EAE Re Director et, ee Rid Ae Accompanist CarROL Harris SUE HoLMEs MarcliA KIRKPATRICK PATRICIA KNIGHT PaTrRiciA MINIxX CLARA SUAREZ BARBARA THRASHER JANE Topp DIANE VACHERESSE CHARLENE WALLACE SUSAN WILLIAMS 89 Mrs. Hinricus, Tipps, Munpo, Siovis, Myers THE DEBATE CLUB Officers JESSIE MUNDO 2 eee eae ee ee President SARA, SLOVIS? Sooo ce ee eee oe eee ete ee: Vice-President MADY-sT IBBS sexes) Se eee Bt oe Ny ee se eee en ie ene Secretary EMILY MYERS Sacces2 nese cee eee eee ee Treasurer MRS: FAY-BOND esi IN RICE S meer te a eee Sponsor Members LYNDA BARNES INGELISE PETERSEN BARBARA DEGEN Patricia J. PITTMAN CaROL EVANS SusAN RILEY KikI KOKOLIS JANE Topp CAROLYN LONG JACKIE Toovy BARBARA NAGLE DIA NE VACHERESSE Nancy NAsH RosE Mary WAKEFIELD PAULINE NICHOL BEVERLY WESCOAT vo) f=) Miss Hixon, McFarianp, Dupuis, LowMAn, Burns THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers RO UISES UP U IS mca mer een ee eir ue eam Swit et re en ge ee President i) EANIESLS U RNG genet ae ee ee eee Meee Me ee Ged Vice-President INANG Yel lOWMA Niet ee eg eee PE edie Ph eet, Secretary-T7 reasurer PAY ERIVIGEARICA ND gaeenaeag eae me bw Leer ee ele S gh Program Chairman WISSM HEC MALLATX ON@arree tite fg eere Se ene SE as ee ee Re eS Sponsor Members JANE ALLIO KAREN BRUSELL OLcA DowNING ViILMA GIAMMARIA CoRALIA GONZALEZ Mary Goopwin CaROoL Harris Nancy Hur.ey ALLAN JOHNSON Rita LEHTONEN GLORIA WAYLAND 91 Marcery Lowe BARBARA MILLER Nora MorALEs KAREN NIXON KAREN NORDBERG IRENE O’BRIEN DIANE PETWAY ELsA SLIFSTEIN CLARA SUAREZ ANNE TINSLEY Standing: Miss StroTHER, GILMAN, MINIx Kneeling: BATEMAN, Dinwippi£, OLIVER, THOMPSON PH! 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, aspi- ration, and purity are its basic foundations. The society is similar to Phi Beta Kappa in a four-year college. PATRICIA (MINIR 2223. ice ee ee President ANNE? GILMAN) ecco reece ee sn ee ge Vice-President ‘TERRY: OLIVER $43 2 oo ea Se eee ee Secretary MARGUERITES BATEMAN joie oe cea gece ee Treasurer Miss EURASV OTROTHERS: ees ee ae ee eee Sponsor Members SUSAN DINWIDDIE Torta THOMPSON Standing: Ritey, DuNLAp, Miss GamsBritt, McGee Kneeling: CAPELLA, BARNES, CARNEY, NAGLE THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Fairfax Hall Chapter of the National Honor Society stimulates the develop- ment of this organization’s basic ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It lends a strengthening and unifying spirit of honor to student life. SUCTEAEV Ces ER tee se eee 2 hr eee tet Wisse GAROLINES(SAMBRIE Leas eee Members LYNDA BARNES SARA Li CAPELLA BARBARA CARNEY 93 Besa noha We RTE Peer oxesident ee a cee ek Od wea Sponsor Becky DUNLAP BARBARA NAGLE SusAN RILEY The ATHLETICS “Se Front Row: Ritey, Nixon, McGee, McCraw, Leacu Back Row: Hunt, Myers, Carney, Miss Rose, Miss Mount THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Officers SUSAN (MCGEE? «jee se¢ gic acta e rors Sk oe eee ee President SUSAN RILEY seh, 255 2 cease eo ee Vice-President VIRGINIA’ LEACH 'g2.25 ee ee Secretary EMILY MYERS (72. geteane 8 flo cc ee Treasurer SALLIE MCCRAW ee re ee President, Porpoise Club VERA HON Tose ee ee ee President, Dance Club BARBARA .CARNE Yotsncet sarees argue ae Soe President, Boots and Saddle Club Nickr NIXON’ 23 eo tae ee ee a President, Riding Club Miss EVEANORS ROSE [0 ee le Sponsors Miss Roperta Mount} JANE ALLIO ANbY BACON JACKIE BROWN LELIA BROWN BARBARA CARNEY OLIVIA CARR BARBARA COHEN LoutsE D1Az JackiE DouGLas OLGA DOWNING BEcKY DUNLAP ETHEL GARTH ANN GILMAN Members Mary Goopwin SUE HoLMEs ANN Howarpb VERA HUNT ALLAN JOHNSON Marcia KIRKPATRICK RosE KLEVANSKY Pat LIMPICHART DIANE MAXA Nancy McCLELLAN SALLIE McCraw FayE McFARLAND Kay MELLOTT 97 THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Jessig MUNDO SALLY MurrAy BARBARA NAGLE Nick: Nrxon DIANE PETWAY WALLER ROBERTS LLoyp ROLLINS BARBARA SCHOEPPL DoroTHY SIMONS Esa SLIFSTEIN DIANE VACHERESSE GLoriA WAYLAND Front Row: Mocitowitz, Bacon, Myers, Doucras, McGee Back Row: STEPHENSON, ScHOEPPL, D1Az, Leacn, Ritey, NacLte, DuNLap, MuNnpo THE VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM EmiLy Myers, Captain Jessig MuUNbo, Manager Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach BARBARA SCHOEPPID. 22 yocsdante 5 cette eee en ei, ree ee el Tawa BARBARASNAGL Esq cots soccer le ane eae oe jh od f JACKIE: DOUGLAS je. Bee ee eect ee ee eee eee ee ee Gar ANDY BACON e52554 tech eta ee ee ike, JE SUE: MCGEE So ooo ese Say ee eee he ae R. W SUE RIEERY 25 hes oes e e c ce Lodge BECKY DUNLAP sicko coe eee ee Gar GIN}: LEACH 2. cece es ee ee ee ee ee kta Nes: LOUISE’ DIAZ! ic wi a ee eh ke LAE BARBARA MOGILOWITZcacecce coer ete oe ee Ree EUMILY : MYERS }sccce creegciep cen 20 age ad ee Ce G JACKIE: BROWN 3342 ch tere pe ee sub. R. F. Left to Right: McFarLtanp, Hunt, Baker, A. Topp, Petway, Stovis, Gautt, GriFFIN, COLE, ME.tott, WIsNeR, BucKLEW, McCLeLLan, ALLIo, Goopwin, Nixon FAYE McFARLAND DIANE PETWAY JANE ALLIO SARA SLOVIS THE JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM FAYE McFar.Lanp, Captain BETSY STEPHENSON, Manager Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach Seated: Miss Rose, Coach, Hotmes, ScHoEPPL, GILMAN, Me.tott, Nacie, RiLtey, JOHNSON Standing : GARTH THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards Guards SUE RILEY ANNE GILMAN ALLAN JOHNSON Kay MELLOTT SUE HoLMEs BARBARA SCHOEPPL BARBARA NAGLE ANNE GILMAN, Captain Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach ETHEL GarTH, Manager 100 Standing: Miss Rose, Coach, Hunt, WACHERESSE, DoucLas, Munpo, Diaz, Tipps, LEACH Seated: McGer, Howarp, WayLaNnp JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards Guards JACKIE DouGLAs Jessie MunNbo GLoriA WAYLAND Louise D1az SUE McGEE Gint LEACH DIANE. VACHERESSE VERA HUNT ANN Howarp JACKIE Douc.as, Captain Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach Mapy Tisss, Manager 101 Front Row: PretersEN, McGee, Hernpon, McCraw, Ritey, Nacite, Maxa Second Row: BatLey, VACHERESSE, JOHNSON, Nixon, Haucasoox, Murray Back Row: Roperts, McFarLaNpD THE PORPOISE CLUB Officers SALLIE: MCGRAW ieee tase hee ee ee President SALL Ys IM GRRA Vig tae oe er ee wae er creer rea gee Vice-President WALLER: ROBERTS aera te ee ne ee Secretary-T reasurer Miss: ELEANOR? ROSE tego coss igo eats ea eee Sponsor Members BEBE BAILEY BARBARA NAGLE JACKIE DOUGLAS Nicki N1ixon JoAN HAUGABOOK INKY PETERSEN SHARON HERNDON SUE RILEY ALLAN JOHNSON ROBERTA SANDS DIANE MAXA JANE THORNTON FAYE McFARLAND Mapy TIBBs SUE McGEE DIANE VACHERESSE 102 Seated: LeEacH, Diaz, Evans, Rotuns, L. Brown, Baker, Doucias, WescoaT, CAPELLA, DowNING Standing: Hunt, SLirsTEIN, VACHERESSE, MCFARLAND THE DANCE CLUB Officers NER AG El UIN | aeneneees enernL Mtr oN Ramey ae, SE SA President PACK LEME LDOULG Lik S seen en anny enn pe ie ee. MS oe Fe eh ie Vice-President JER ETAL ROW .N Seen ees eee ties ates er A ote ere Sa eee ily ne Secretary-T reasurer NLISSEULL EA NORSINOSE, 1 eee ee encercee emer dee ieee Ss ore neko oa ge Sponsor Members Jo BAKER Grint LEACH SARA Li CAPELLA Faye McFarLANpD Louise Diaz LLoyp ROLLINS OLGA DowNING ELSA SLIFSTEIN CAROL EVANS DIANE VACHERESSE BEVERLY WESCOAT 1038 Standing: O. Carr, T. THompson, Carney, Nixon, DUNLAP Kneeling : HauGascok, SIMONS THE BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB Officers BARBARA. CARNE Y (52-6 tae eo ie ee ce President JOAN? HIAUGA BOOK 5 zones a gaia ee =, ee ee Secretary-1 reasurer Miss ROBERTA: MOUNT eegien eos eee Sponsor Members OLIvIA CARR Becky DUNLAP Nickt Nixon DoroTHyY SIMONS TortiA THOMPSON 104 Front Row: FLEENoR, PALMER, Haucasook, DUNLAP, SANDs, BRUSELL Middle Row: Cuirrorp, Mieke, Lowe, T. THompson, CoHEeN, GERBER, McC.e.ian, Nixon, GauLt, Goopwin, McFar.anp, Carney, Simons, Murray, O. Carr, STEVENS Back Row: ScHAPERO, BUCHANAN, B. SMITH RIDING CLUB Officers INICKUBIN LX O Ng enn eee Oerte eeeen ) pM o e o ee | President Mary Goopwin ...........- ae eee ee ee Og Eel Gace A Vice-President DORCLH YE. SIMONS sais eee eine ene gas Lies he ke Secretary AVES] CARTAN D Seem eer Coens tet ee Oe eR eres Mi Le Fos Treasurer NISSELLOBER LAM VLOUN leieene mental ate nies 28) Nee oe ira, VOT Ae Sponsor Members ANDY BACON SUZANNE FLEENOR BeETTy Gay Moyer KAREN BRUSELL Marco GAULT PAULINE NICHOL PuHy.tiis A. BUCHANAN CorKY GONZALEZ JEANNE PALMER BARBARA CARNEY JOAN HAUGABOOK RospsBiE SANDS OLIVIA CARR Pat LIMPICHART LINDA STEIN SUZANNE CLIFFORD CAROLYN LONG ALICE STEVENS BARBARA COHEN Marcery Lowe Torta THOMPSON Becky DUNLAP SUE McGEE ELAINE WHITELEY CAROL EVANS DELorREs MIELKE 105 MociLowitz, Barnes, Miss Rose, FINKELSTEIN, GAULT, CARTER, SANDS, WAKEFIELD, KIRKPATRICK, DecEN, Toovy, Mapison THE GOLF CLUB LyNDA BARNES JACKIE BROWN SONYA BuRDICK BARBARA CARNEY CHARLEEN CARTER BARBARA DEGEN CAROL EVANS Mimi FINKELSTEIN Marco GAULT Members JoAN HaAuGABOOK Jupy Jay MarcliA KIRKPATRICK Mary BETH Mapison BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Jessig MUNDO PAULINE NICHOL ROBERTS SANDS JACKIE Toovy Rost MAry WAKEFIELD 106 ScHoeppL, Roperts, STEIN, HAucasoox, Roiuins, KLEVANSKY, PETWAY THE CHEERLEADERS JoAN HAucasook, Head RosE KLEVANSKY DIANE PETWAY WALLER ROBERTS LLoyp ROLLINS BARBARA SCHOEPPL 107 LINDA STEIN The FEATURES Se Jackie Brown Mr. CHARLES CATHER ANNE GILMAN Mr. JoHN B. GILMAN ETHEL GARTH Pat LImMPICHART Mr. N. G. GartH Mr. W. B. Gates, Sr. Satie McCraw Patricia MInix Mr. F. M. McCraw, Sr. Mr. S. W. Minix ANNE SyYDNoR WALLACE Susan WILLIAMS Mr. James E. B. WALLACE Mr. Witiiam F. Ware College Senior Ring Figure AupDREY WALKER Mr. W. S. WALKER Lioyp ROoLLINs Mr. E. D. E. Ro.iins Susan RILEY Mr. W. O. RILEY Jesste Munpo Mr. F. J. Munpo, Jr. BarBara NAGLE Mr. L. M. Nace VerA Hunt Mr. E. JANSEN Hunt Jane A tio Mr. Harry Nasu Puyiuss A. BucHANAN Mr. P. K. BucHANAN BarRBARA CARNEY Mr. W. H. Carney SHARON BouFForpD Mr. CHarces Bowes JEANIE Burns Mr. L. M. Nacie Jackie DoucLas Mr. E. C. SULLIVAN Le.tiA Brown Mr. Cree. Brown, Jr. ANN CALVERT CapeET KENNETH GARTNER Becky DUNLAP Mr. Jonn H. Ny an Monica ELMORE CapET CARLOs FERRERO CaroL GRIFFIN Dr. V. H. GriFFin Rose KLEVANSKY Mr. Leon KLEVANSKY Marco GAULT Mr. H. B. Gautt ALLAN JOHNSON Dr. A. N. JoHNSON VIRGINIA LEACH Mr. Epwarp F. LEAcH Mary Goopwin Mr. RatpH W. CorRNWELL ANNE KAUFFMAN Dr. C. A. KAUFFMAN Nancy LowMan Mr. C. F. Lowman Susan McGEE Mr. C. W. SANDERS Emity Myers Mr. N. S. Myers Mapy Tisss Mr. Harry M. Tisss Ga:rt McLaNaHAN Mr. J. T. McLaNaHAN WALLER ROBERTS Mr. James Roserts, Jr. ANNE TINSLEY Mr. T. B. TINnsLey Betty Gay Moyer Capet Georce M. Wer, III CLARA SUAREZ Mr. Epwarp L. SUAREZ Goria WayYLAND Mr. R. J. WayLANnpb THE MAY QUEEN ETRE lePAGEIGARTEL GAINESVILLE, ALABAMA THE MAY COURT Left to Right: Karen Brusell (Page), Vera Hunt, Jackie Douglas, Jackie Brown, Barbara Nagle, Anne Gilman (Maid of Honor), Gloria Wayland, Mary Jackson Matthews (Train Bearer), Anne Kauffman, Ethel Garth (Queen), Pat Limpichart, Claire Gates Robertson (Crown Bearer), Jeanie Burns, Susan Riley, Jessie Mundo, Mady Tibbs, Virginia Leach, Susan McGee, Joan Haugabook (Page) The River Nymphs, The May Pole THE STUDENT DIRECTORY ANTGLTO, = J ANE seg pee a ae ae cae cp gee Roscoe, New York BACON ANDREA i eae ree Ee ee eee 344 Laurel Lane, Haverford, Pennsylvania BAILEY: GEORGIANA teen eee 1626 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston, West Virginia BAKERSE DE LY al) O wife eer ee ree 1725 Fairfield Drive, Gastonia, North Carolina BARNESSe LAY NDA © crs eee eee ae eee 211 West Poplar, Harrisburg, Illinois BARTEEY: a NANCY gee oon eee rae eee 1006 Oakwood Drive, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia BATEMANS MARGUERITE saeecotet ieee eee 1103 - 12th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia BAXTER GARBARA So s.c0. cern Boat teen eee ee ee Squires Lane, Minerva, Ohio BEAND 4 MARGARET: et Sites se ee eee eae re Eleanor, West Virginia BOUEFORDS SHARONMe ee eee eee 18413 Cherrylawn Avenue, Detroit, Michigan BROWNim] ACOUE LYN eons 7 te ee eer 75 Langdon Street, Newton, Massachusetts BROWN SEL IA ee eet a eee ee, oe ne See Osage Road, Anchorage, Kentucky BRUSELIER KARE Nie eee Rua Manoel Barreto 50, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil BUCHANANSPHYULIS2A NN Se eee ee eee 522 Sunset Drive, Sanford, North Carolina BUCKEEW, NANG Yin lo re ee en eee 3210 Parkland Boulevard, Tamva, Florida BURDICK ? SONYA “IMIAR IE eters eee re ee 3929 Normandy, Dallas, Texas BURNS oa) EANIE tut cctscecete et eres setae eee eee 545 Arlington Road, Erie, Pennsylvania GCALVERTAPANN we, este cate ol omens 2 rae eee era 517 Crestline Drive, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania GAPELLIAT SARASL:l yet ceiies cat ee oe eee eee Apartado 436, Santiago de Cuba, Oriente, Cuba CARNEY a DARBARAGLS oe cee ee eee eee 79 Barlow Road, Fairfield, Connecticut GARPENTERSOHIRDEY See ee eee 4142 University Boulevard, Dallas, Texas CARR ABETTY Stee 2 ee ee eee 107 - 81st Avenue, Kew Gardens, L. I., New York CARR: OLIVIA ee ee oe eee Kincaid Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina CARR PATRICIA} ae ee eee 107 - 8lst Avenue, Kew Gardens, L. I., New York GARTER: CHAREEENse ces Cee ee ee eee 4623 North 14th Street, Arlington, Virginia CLIFFORD, s SUZANNE gee es toe ear ae ee ee Star Route 1, Red Bank, New Jersey GOHEN SBARBARA tpcsctee, eee ee eee ee ee 103 Kingsley Lane, Norfolk, Virginia COLES CAROLYN hae ee ee a eee 205 North Bath Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia CONEY fev IRGINIA poets seo eee ee ee re Box 233, Amite, Louisiana CONNELIARRATRIGIA @o8 thee Ge eee ee 3301 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas 5, Texas CRAIGAI DORIS 2 ee ee ee ree 348 Florence Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia DALUAS QHIELEN? LIE Roe Beer one eee a ee ee ee Woodward Avenue, Athens, Tennessee DEGEN, 4B ARBARAw a=. 6 ee “% Creole Petroleum Corporation, La Salina, Venezuela DEWEIRSREGGY 2 oot ee eee 2353 North Oakland Street, Arlington, Virginia DIAZ 2 LOUISE ee ee eae ee ee 2703 Morrison Avenue, Tampa, Florida Dick? KATHY yee oe ee ee ee 321 East Market Street, York, Pennsylvania DINWIDDIE) SS USAN pote ese oe ee a eee 620 Walnut Street, Waynesboro, Virginia DOUGLAS A JACKIE accion eg et ee ey eee eee 4520 Belclaire, Dallas, Texas DOWNING OLGA 2st se ed ee ee % Aduana, Managua, Nicaragua DUNEAR BECK Veeee eee 2515 Seneca Valley Road, Louisville, Kentucky DuPpUIS LOUISELA eset eee es le ie eee 1206 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana ELMORE MONICA (5-6 eee ee eee Ermita, Oriente, Cuba EVANS. CARO eee % Mrs. H. E. Head 3863 Clayton Road, East, Fort Worth, Texas FERN GHARMAINE aoe ee ee 3202 North Underwood Street, Falls Church, Virginia FINKELSTEIN] Vi IM becuse ce ee ee 400 Mahaley Avenue, Salisbury, North Carolina BLEENOR SB OUZANN Ese oe ee ee 3568 Talahi Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee GANN™ELLENGM oi tes eee ee ee _.116 Foxcroft Road, West Hartford, Connecticut GARTH S ETHED ee Oe ee ee ee eee Gainesville, Alabama GAULT MARGO pee ee ee ee ee ee Westfield Centre, Kings County, N. B., Canada GERBER, FO ELORES Otte ee 407 West Boulevard Drive, Alexandria, Virginia CULAMMARTAs ss V IMA te et ee Apartado Aereo +705, Barranquilla, Colombia (SILLIAND SLLESLIE CANN eee ee ee eee Apt. 4, 4400 North Henderson Road, Arlington, Virginia GILMAN? (ANNES see 2 tee 2 Seren Pees dae ges ee 6414 Mimosa Lane, Dallas, Texas GONZALEZ SARA BICORA ELA tee cee ee ee ee 63 Avenida Sur, San Salvador, El Salvador THE STUDENT DIRECTORY GOGDWINSIVIAR Yee eres td oe 111 South Main Street, Wallingford, Connecticut CRANES oa CATT Yume ees ee as en gee Pee se Be eee ey ee 2800 Aurora, El Paso, Texas CGSRIE FIN] CARO Laer seein eae ae ee Porter’s Bluff Road, Clarksville, Tennessee GUTHRIE BINANC Vite cea eminence ase oe yects ea a eee Ivy Hill, Harlan, Kentucky CUE RIESE OA LISYREEAIN N cieier cate elite ea ee Ne res PT eis fod eye Ivy Hill, Harlan, Kentucky ETARRISS CARO lame sore ae enn eee ats oe sree tke St Smoke Rise, Butler, New Jersey LIAUGABOOK ye] OAN ieee terete oe ee Pore ee 1285 Nottingham Drive, Macon, Georgia IELER NIDON SOLAR O Nit neta seen ees Bruen ces Meee) oP cs eet Long Lane Farm, White Stone, Virginia EIODGSON BCA TRICIA Soccernet ere eee oe 9 West Andrews Lane, Atlanta, Georgia HODMES SOU hee ee eee ot eee 94114 Somerset Drive, Charleston, West Virginia FIOWARD HAAN N seers ose e ree wee e dos Avenida de la Tropical 17, Habana, Cuba PIUGH ESS | UD Yee Make eer hoot gee in, oie le Se eed, Quechee, Vermont EIUMBER Sel TF Ome sie tere eet ih ah eta rie oe 121 East Woodlawn, San Antonio, Texas FLUNG ms V_ER A Cement eae nel Sc kere wenmul Es ee 870 Plandome Road, Manhasset, New York UR LEN EINANG Veeeineemie CUP WGa Sa tel ee ee el 52 Maple, Princeton, New Jersey INGRAM MOAN Faeeeenme Ate ts ey Route 1, Box 20, Bassett, Virginia TAY Te LU D Veneer 6 rte PN Bal es Bo ee 1900 Mentor Avenue, Mentor, Ohio 1 OEINSON ECA CICA Nie oe ce oe eG RI ee Garland, North Carolina NGNGRHEERWIVIARLEN wee 2 tte ee we eee Asteroidenweg 8, Willemstad, Curacao, N. A. KeATREMAN EA NN Ets etre phen pete Ee. BO et pnt 520 Riverview Drive, Suffolk, Virginia KIRK PATRICK WIVIARCIA ene ee seg See M. R. 97, Willow Lane, Binghampton, New York KCEVANSK YOR OS heeee ween a on Ramee repeat ety So T 05 1512 Alsace Road, Reading, Pennsylvania ISNIG Elem LAT RICTA meinen raieeenoe RTRs a8 749 N. E. 82nd Street, Miami, Florida IGROLIS se Wl K Lemeterere: 6 ae eer eel Se rege Pee 322 South West Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania EACH ABV IRGIN IA Settee enw oe teeaa we Roe oe 63 Rachelle Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut JEETITON FINSEINT TARR en rene ea ee ie ae Apartado 325, Santiago, Dominican Republic LEVIS RLV AN N (ape tree Seeer i Pee ee oN ey. ee West Patterson, Loris, South Carolina IEIMPICHART ae kK ON TAs seer ee ee 40 Convent Road, Bangkok, Thailand LEIA DOM ICE VILL ome cleat anes thee eg 5409 Tuckahoe Avenue, Richmond, Virginia ISONGsa CAROLYN eet ete = it Tele ey eres 362 West End Avenue, North Plainfield, New Jersey MEOW fom VIARGERY grees eee eee tee Sree ee 806 North Avenue, N. E., Massillon, Ohio TEOW MAN SEIN ANG Varese, teetIN alee al oes de Pe a 226 Jacksboro Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee WIADISON SE VIAR VS BE TH em gece sty 2 eres U. S. Highway 23, South, Prestonsburg, Kentucky IVEASCA TIS) LAN imei rt oat ee ec he oe ay ee Dont 1 Chesapeake Drive, Havre de Grace, Maryland NIGGLETCANMINANCYsetre ete ae eee ee 412 Pocahontas Drive, Virginia Beach, Virginia VICGRAWSCOA LL IEE wae entree 3s ee son alin, gio 1120 Christine Avenue, Anniston, Alabama WICRARTANDAGAYE epee 1k) a eoom eeu ec ee. 6408 Broadway, Tampa, Florida NIGGER OUSANge gett et et te Oe Cee re oe ee se 402 South Grove, Marshall, Texas NICK PR EMEDETS Yaute eeraaen 2 wu marh eeeetare hee oT a: 32 Livingston Street, Rhinebeck, New York NIGIEA NATIAN SE CsA) metre ete peers eater alae MEU A Jeri: Dogwood Lane, Elberton, Georgia WME CLO RT Is Varn Or es ee A ere ces South Second Street, McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania NUECKE® LDELORES Me ete ee es a ee 217 South Emerson, Indianapolis, Indiana IVITEEER EB OARBARA Gee eerie 2 ot Ne ee Route 3, Hendersonville, North Carolina VIVE RABCCAR OLY Numeme wet aires Seta a ae Pen ay Vn tn 1202 McKinley, Albany, Georgia (VIINTXARIATRICLA Cees eiecenete SB fre ee a 225 Florence Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia MOB USE OY Crater ae eee nie tes SR uN et 415 North Center Street, Cumberland, Maryland WIGGIROWILZ DAR BARA ge senna eee eee 113 Cowell Avenue, Oil City, Pennsylvania Moume™, Bonnie, % C. J. Mohme, Macdonald Engineering Co., 188 Randolph St., Chicago, Illinois NIORAEES gINORA selene tee Meta eee Los Rosales, Bloque S., Apartado 8, Caracas, Venezuela MOVERS D EDLY: CsA Vie ee een er ee Middlebrook Road, Staunton, Virginia BESINDO, 6) ESSE eee ete ne au ule rhe nn ot ne 1010 Mulberry, Rayville, Louisiana NIG RRA Yor OA LY cemeteries hts ee Fn 5415 Northumberland Street, Pittsburgh | 7, Pennsylvania WIVERS CoMIL Vee ree ae et 101 Plymouth Avenue, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 119 THE STUDENT DIRECTORY NACE BARBARA seems to: eree eee ee 545 Arlington Road, Erie, Pennsylvania NASH GINANC Yucete e eeees 310 East Church Street, Tarboro, North Carolina NELSONS DOROTEYi tee ee ere ee 5448 Dawes Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia NiéHony PAULINE yee ee eee ee eee 4300 Lorraine, Dallas 5, Texas INIXONGEISAR EN 0g tec ee eee % Creole Petroleum Corporation, Maracaibo, Venezuela NORDBERG) ARE Nie ee ee Cove View Avenue, Willomere, Riverside, Connecticut OUBRIE NS: DREN Ee erat ere eee eee eee 63 Florence Avenue, Belleville, New Jersey OLIVER, SELERR Yo tess rece ee 344 Florence Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia PADBMER F LEANNE dagntltes com ee i eet eee 2 ee Sewell’s Point Road, Jensen Beach, Florida PATTIES © REGG Yee ee cee ee eee ee 544 Walnut Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia PETERSEN? INGELISK = eee 111 Fifth Street, Belleair Beach, Indian Rocks Beach, Florida PETWAY 4 DIANE wictec cee ee eee Box 44, Bath, North Carolina PITTMAN EE ATRICIA®| One entete eee ee ee eee ....444]| Clairmont Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama POWEBLL LINN cocci eee en aca es ee Ithan, Pennsylvania RIGeY SUSAN ete Ce ot ee eee ee eee 321 South Church Street, Woodstock, Virginia ROBERTS23 WALLER Gna e eee ee 5 Hampton Hills, Richmond 26. Virginia ROLEINS EL OYD ees eee eee Sets A eas Se 131 East Main Street, Elkton, Maryland SANDS, ROBERTA Gone ee ee eee 5601 Orduna Drive, Coral Gables, Florida SCHAPERO, DARBRA sic geesee = eee eee 4 Sea Foam Avenue, Winthrop 52, Massachusetts SCHOEPPL, BARBARA ee ee 4400 Post Avenue. Miami Beach. Florida SHUTTLES) ROUT Hest setae ee 4401 McFarlin, Dallas. Texas SIMONS) DOROTHY =e ee eee 1122 S. W. 11th Avenue, Gainesville, Florida SUIRSTEIN, ESLSA oor nee ee ee Republica 371. Camaguey, Cuba SLOVIS,” SARA Sear sete re en 2574 Woodbine Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee SMITH,© DARBARA pense eee ee ee es 208 Ridge Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee SMITHS: HirpAs MAE yet ge ae ee ee ee ee Greenfield. Virginia STEIN, ( ISINDA of. e oa ee e eeeeeoee oe er e 225 Shoe Lane. Warwick, Virginia STEPHENSON SE DETS Ya ee eee eee _...363 Walnut Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia STEVENS PA LICE 27 -ay. coor eee R. F. D., Sunbury Plantation, McIntosh, Georgia SUAREZ MC UARA® 2. ste ee eee ee ee eee Avenida 25C, 4-20, Bogota, Colombia SUHM, BARBARA Se. .o00 ee. eee ee ee 2423 E Street, N. W., Washineton, D. C. EAWES 3) SUZANNE: echoes ee ane nn ee East Main Street, Crisfield, Maryland 'EHOMPSONS: MARY ee oe ee Cedar Run Farms, Warrenton, Virginia ‘THOMPSONS; FORIA @2c-0 ss, oe eee 96 Adalia Avenue, Davis Island, Tampa, Florida THORNTON SANE (23-052 oe eee ee 155 Ridgewood Place, Athens, Georgia THRASHER 2 BARBARA trace tection ee ee eee ee R. F. D. 3, Box 59, Norfolk 6. 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Arabia WALKER SAUDRE Yoo ee eee eee 5925 Sefton Avenue, Baltimore 14, Maryland WALLACE: “ANNESOYDNOR geste ee 5224 Powhatan Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia WALLACE CHARLEN Fen een eee ee 3809 Montrose Driveway, Chevy Chase 15, Maryland WAYLAND, «GLORIA see, eee ger 521 East Quarry Street, Manassas, Virginia W ESCOATSSBEVEREY ot cee ee ee ee eee Box 185, Eastville, Virginia WESTIFANN Ee 2g TS ee ee ee eee: 404 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia WHITE, [OYE Sie ee ee ee eee Harrison Pike, Cleveland, Tennessee WHITELEY, EAINES (2 teed eee eee ee 41 Bridge Street, Lambertville, New Jersey WHIDLIAMS, ‘SUSAN Wn ee ee ee ee gee Box 244, Amherst, Virginia WISNER] WINIFRED! 32 ee ee 815 Park Avenue, New York 21, New York FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY PAL ILEN PVLISSHNANGYI SEE (ase. eee ce eee 110 Cedar Avenue, Moundsville, West Virginia BROWN srIVIISSSICMIL Y sees tne oe eet eee se 847 Woodrow Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia CHRIS Te] OL NemIVIISS CANN Eee Serre ee Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia CRUCDGH ETE CD sa ViISSaIVLAR Ya) AN Eero seein enn ee 2 eee Box 535, Sutton, West Virginia CAMBRILTABIVLISS I GAROLINE Mee eee ee 201 Armory Street, New Haven 11, Connecticut SAND Yam ViISSE SRE E TREN UIT Hl eicg a Ses eee eee Oe ere) ae ee eRe ee Edwards, Mississippi GOCHENOUR, Mrs. D. T. .... -.. ey alee ee ee Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia FIAT HORN VLISSHE AN 1S amen ees ee es 151 Central Park West, New York, New York ISLINRIGH som VI ROMIOA Yb OND is seme ene eevee 2 or sya ee Sabine Farm, Bristol, Vermont FATXONG@ELVitSSar EHTEL A te tee er eee ee Somerset Avenue, Segregansett, Massachusetts TEAMPETONSLVLISST OHIR LE Vinee eee Coe eee ee 500 Highland Avenue, Mullens, West Virginia PAWLERMIVIRSSIVIARY LD) sees Wee att eo 1014 Florida Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina IVIARKS MLVLISSS OWAN Nout eee ee. eek Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia IVI Aaiat OX meV RS ae Ne teers eset cer ena eee Bhd 752 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia WIAUIPIN MLVI RSID AIS Var lameness Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia VICI Tae LISSs ROBE RIA genie See caer tue ee ee 67 Park Road, Wyomissing Hills, Pennsylvania APP ASMIVIISSEELLIZABE TH grantee ee eee 609 West Church Street, Ahoskie, North Carolina ROBERTSON @VIRSae Wit ©) eee ee Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia LOSE mV lisse lc LEA NO RAM ee eee eee ee nee Vine Street, Franklinton, North Carolina DANDEREORD BIVIISSEEATRICIAN es ones eee enter: i eae Box 27, Cary, North Carolina SAUNDERGIIOR Sia ( sce ean er eee eee 817 - 14th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia DAU NDERS a VLISSm VIRGINIA Mee seas eee ee 505 East State Street, High Point, North Carolina SCOT) eV ISS 0171 EEN eee eee eee ee Pie ee Re be Asbury, West Virginia SHANORNET AY, WICH OIN NS, oe er) ee ee eee Route |, Franklinton, North Carolina WHEKINSON SIVIISSEC™A RO] seaeer anes ee eS erin 429 Etna Street, Brooklyn 8, New York MW IGETAMS i ViISS COnT [Eee Tie A RRIS BRG ST 5s Route |, Box 227, Monroe, North Carolina VIEL ISM IVUISSSIVIARGARE Ti cum: tan ©. ema yh)” Pie ey 201 Asher Street, Culpeper, Virginia Have fun! ... Whew! ... The choir sings “Ceremony of Carols’’ while we gaze at the Christmas scene . . . Proud artist... What! Our faculty? .. .And away we go! . . . Utopia Day Our Advertisers... Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Will open for 77th consecutive session September, 1955 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 Se NSULGNCE, be tale 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 FE. W. BARGER COMPANY “Dependable Insurance” Office in: LamBert, BarGer AND BRANAMAN BuILpING Telephone 2-8189 Waynesboro, Virginia — bo or With the Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. E. Rollins AND Elizabeth Lloyd Rollins ELxTon, MaryLAnp Tampa, FI 74 good place to call “Hometown 74 good place to build a future Tampa is long on @ Sunshine @ Recreation @ Climate eud “Jampa scores tn the plenty column, also, with Beautyful homes + Spacious bouteuards + 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. Population of this West Coast Florida business and industrial community was only 124,641 in 1950. Today’s ofhcial estimates give the city a population count of more than 233,000. And your future can grow rapidly, too, in Tampa. This page sponsored by Mr. E. D. McFarLanpb McFARLAND BUILDERS’ SUPPLY Tampa, Florida 127 Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burdick 128 With Best Wishes to the Senior Classes and Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Nagle Erie, PENNSYLVANIA 129 Blow! .. . Sunday morning coffee and toast... Robert Terry gives us a “William _.. Brr-r-r... Happy birthday! ... The follies . . . Ambitious people . . . Ready, 130 Tell’ exhibition aim, fire! Our Best Wishes TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF TEAS ETAL Dr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Bailey CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 131 Che Citizens- Waynesboro Bank and Trust Company MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - F. D. I. C. Complete Banking and Trust Services W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Resources Over $7,000,000 Che FIRST NATIONAL BANK W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA “A Symbol of Progress’ Play more - Live Longer . . . This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP Pee Boxes 21 Phone 662 4 West Washington Street Lexington, Virginia “Pres Delivers the Goods” . = Check Pres for Quality Sporting Goods, Novelties, Gifts, Sportswear, Toys and many other items | ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS IN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FOR STUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE and their families Che WAYNE and Ch 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 133 | COMPLIMENTS BASIC-WITZ FURNITURE CO. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Manufacturers of Dependable Furniture for Over Half a Century FISHBURNE AND SON WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics Toilet Goods Visit Our Soda Fountain | 134 Fairfax 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 Waynesboro’s Newest REFRESHMENT CENTER Phone 2-5671 W. W. BARNWELL Insurance of All Kinds — Citizens Bank Building Telephone 4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 135 She struck it rich! . . . Discriminating people? ... Typical... Go! ... Four nuts . . . What is it? _,. Animal fun! ... Roomies .. . Shake, rattle, and roll! . . . Here, mousey, mousey . . . Talking about Ben and Sandy . . . Study hall . . . Charles! . . . Gin! . . . Smile pretty! 136 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 West Main Street — “For People Who Care” wi Rey FOR-FURS AND GARMENTS ITS A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX Telephone 3536 W Dhaba lore ool OBVAIREAXSTI ALL Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hurley and Family 137 Compliments of John W. Garber Plumbing and Heating Co. 320 Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA = ‘TELEPHONE 6006 CoMPLIMENTS OF Che SOUTHERN RESTAURANT “The Place to Eat” 138 A DELIGHTFUL TREAT! Florida AWOGADOS_UIMES Delicious Nutritious Packed with Florida goodness D. R. ELMORE GROVES HoMESTEAD FLorIDA Our Best Wishes to a Grand School FAIRFAX HALL FROM Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gann West HartTFrorD, CONNECTICUT 139 Goop WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALE FROM Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mielke INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Compliments of F. R. WILLIAMS AND FAMILY SUNNYSIDE BOXWOOD FARM AMHERST, VIRGINIA —, Visirors WELCOME 140 BEST WISHES FROM MAHOGANY BOX = Compliments of ; STOVER’S ELECTRIC SHOP Compliments E. F. Stover, Prop. : e | ai Telephone 4541 | | BRAND CHEVROLET, INC. Boxe257 119 SOUTH WAYNE AVENUE ‘s 141 The gang that sang... “Dragnet”. . . Kumfy kozy . . . Cheeze! . . . Come into my that poor chair! . . . Double trouble. 142 Compliments QUICK-LIVICK, INC. 245 North Central Avenue - Staunton, Virginia DiaL 5-3560 oR 5-9826 CENTRAL SKATING ARENA 233 North Central Avenu2 - DIAL 5-9826 BEVERLY BOWLING CENTER 1504 West Beverley Street Bow! for Health and Enjoyment DIAL 6-0396 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. V. H. Griffin CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE Be Sure To Have Your Parents Visit The Showroom AVv M at fe Division Life Loth Go. 5 —— 7 Ws Nanufacturers of Cine Decorative Accessories 143 Brest WISHES ELC) Ee EN IORRGIASs Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Baker Gastonia, NortH CaroLina With Best Compliments from Police General, Luang Chart Trakarn Kosol BanckKoK, THAILAND AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY FORT DEFIANCE, VIRGINIA “The Friendly School takes everything to The Big Boy’ Distinguished R.O.T.C. School in famous Shenandoah Valley. Junior School 8 - 12. Senior School 12 - 20. Accredited. Graduates in leading colleges. All sports. 1,400 acres. Tuition $1,250.00. Write for catalog. Cor. Cuas. S. Roiier, Jr., Principal 144 Compliments of Compliments i) EDWARD BOK ER | FROSTED FOODS, INC. of 1480 Okie Street, N. E. WASHINGTON 2, D. C. HODGES JEWELRY STORE | Lawrence 68350 Compliments Best Wishes to of FarrFax Harri LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE W AYNESBORO ) _ MR. AND MRS. CARL BRUSELL SALVADOR, BantA, BRAZIL “The Home of Better Values’ 145 | Charges for Long Distance Calls are lower | after 6:00 p.m. and all day Sunday N. A. HINTZE, Local Manager CLIFTON FORGE — WAYNESBORO TELEPHONE CO. DIAL 2184 For delicious food and delightful surroundings be sure to visit the new HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT Located at Southern Entrance of Skyline Drive ROUTE 250 W AYNESBORO, VA. Famous for: | 28 Ick CREAM FLAVORS DELICIOUS STEAKS - SEA Foop Telephone 7211 Best Wishes to FarrFax Haru MR. AND MRS F. J. MUNDO, JR. RayviLuLe, Louisiana HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of Fairfax Hall Class Rings Virginia Representative: James L. Deck 300 East Main Street RicHMOND 19, ViRGINIA 146 -FLORIDA ROOFING AND METAL WORKS Bonded and Approved Roofers All kinds of roofing and metal works Joun A. Diaz, Pres. and Mer. Tampa, Florida Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall MR. AND MRS. M. F. DICK York, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DR. AND MRS. CARL KAUFFMAN SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Stuart S. Kirkpatrick CHENANGO Bripce, New York Ready for a take-off ... A job well done... Why, Horace! . . . Take a big bite! . . . Welcome to Fairfax! . . . Shoulders back! . . . Ready for Broadway. 14% Compliments Mr. and Mrs. Leon Klevansky Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall DR. AND MRS. A. N. JOHNSON GarLANb, NortH Caro.ina Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall RICHARD O’BRIEN With Good Wishes MR. AND MRS. PEMBROKE NASH Tarsoro, NortH Caro.iina 149 BARNES, BODELL GOODWIN Best Wishes INCORPORATED 257 Church Street to New Haven 10, CoNNECTICUT THE SEN IOR CLASS from I t ti nvestment securities A FRIEND Best Wishes of Best Wishes GREENBRIER FARMS from he NorFoLk, VIRGINIA MR. AND MRS. LLOYD C. MOBUS | + CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND World’s Largest Nursery 150 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. E. Colley Sullivan Datias, TEXxAs WAYB congratulates THe SENIOR CLass “The Sports Voice of the Valley” 1490KC MBS Best Wishes FAIRFAX HALL MR. AND MRS. A. J. ALLIO Roscozr, New York Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Brown Newton, MassacHuSETTS 151 Enjoy RicumMonp Dairy IcE CREAM Distributed by WAYNESBORO CREAMERY Compliments of BLUE RIDGE GROCERY COMPANY W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA With our Sincere Good Wishes Compliments The Man's Shop 510 Main St. Diale32 24 Parents of Roberta Alyse Sands Compliments of MEADOWS FOOD MARKET 419 Commerce Avenue W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA THE CHAIN AND ANCHORS STAFF wishes to express appreciation to: The J. P. Bell Company The Lynchburg Engraving Company The Alwood Studios for assistance in the publication of this book. THE HUMPHRIES PRESS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY Service for Every Home Telephone 4556 W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY 417 West Main Street CRUMPLER’S Dial 2-4661 Featuring NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FASHIONS | Betty BARCLAY L’AIGLON Miss MopeE | BELSON JONATHAN LOGAN Compliments of CHARLES LAFFERTY SONS Electricians W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 153 We visit Mount Vernon . . . Our poor aching feet . . . Democrats or Republicans? . . . Lincoln Me- morial .. . A history lesson at Jamestown . . . Reliving the past . . . Out for a buggy ride . . . Picketing? _.. Dont shoot! .. . Dinner at the King’s Arms in Williamsburg . . . Tennis anyone? 154 AL’S CAB WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PHones: 5771 2245 AMA! To TOE LOUISE BEAUTY SALON 528 W. Main Street Phone 6291 | Mrs. Ditton W. 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AND SKIP b) 9 Free Delivery - Free Parking i 156 Best Wishes for Fairfax Hall from MR. AND MRS. W. S. FLEENOR KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Connell Dattas, TExaAs Best Wishes to the Senior Classes MR. AND MRS. R. DUPUIS LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA Good Wishes to Farmrax Harri from MRS. CHESLEY M. MOYER STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of A FRIEND CONNER PRODUCE COMPANY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Distributors of CuHow ORANGES AND GRAPEFRUIT FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN’S SINCE 1897 Representative: Britt Day 669 Maple Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wakefield DHAHRAN, SAupI ARABIA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BUCHANAN’S JEWELERS, INC. Compliments of Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 512 West Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to FarFAx HAL Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Whiteley LAMBERTVILLE, NEw JERSEY GIFT HOUSE, INC. 411 West Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASSES MR. AND MRS. W. S. 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