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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

ie Pe 4, spilt? . } { Re ae a9 i oe Hall ve Waynesboro, Virginia ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COINAGE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BETTY @ARRECiion KIKI KOKOLIS, Business Manager Waynesboro Public Library 600 South Wayne Ave. re and Aucheore This is your yearbook—a symbol of your days at Fairfax Hall. The Staff of the 1956 CHAIN AND ANCHors hopes that these pages will ever remind you of the educational, social, and spiritual experiences you have enjoyed with your classmates, teachers, and friends at our Alma Mater. DEDICATION. Ai pigtt yore ec ccea aa aha ene 5 THE SCHOOL 23432 eee ee ee 6 THE ORGANIZATIONS 3, 0 3e01g te eee ent 82 THE -ATHEETICS sahets gee nen) ge 104 THE REATURES a sop to Rese oe ee ess ee 118 STUDENT DIRECTORY gen cats 2 nee 13] PACULTY: DIRECTORY fe ouee eter aetna 137 Mrs. KATHERINE W. MATTOX We, the Staff of the 1956 CHAIN AND ANCHoRS, dedicate this volume to our dietitian, Mrs. Katherine W. Mattox, with sincere appreciation for all she has contributed to life at Fairfax Hall during the last eleven years. She will always be loved and remembered by all of us. The School... SR. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES A.B., A.M. President Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M. Gradua te work, University of V Irginia We Salute We, the Student Body, salute our President upon the completion of his 56th year of service in the field of Secondary Education. . .. as a classroom teacher, a public school administrator, and a junior college president. Born at Roseland, in Nelson County, Virginia, August 23, 1877, the son of a Methodist minister, he was educated at Randolph-Macon Academy, Bedford; at Randolph-Macon College, Ashland; and at the University of Virginia. In the fall of 1900 he began his career in education as a teacher at Ashland High School, later serving at Millersburg Military Academy in Kentucky, and as principal at Suffolk and Martinsville, Virginia, high schools. He was appointed division superintendent of Henry County public schools in 1915 where he quickly won recognition as an outstanding school administrator. In 1924 he became vice president of Blackstone College and two years later assumed duties as its president, serving with success until June, 1936, when he came to Waynesboro as president of Fairfax Hall. In Waynesboro he has worked for the community in many capacities—in business, in civic affairs, and as a loyal and devoted layman in the Methodist church. With the realization that we, as students, are very young in heart and experience; and with the knowledge that in age there is peace, and love, and a deeper, calmer faith for us to seek, we express our appreciation to Mr. Gates for his example to us and for his contribution to the education of succeeding classes of Fairfax Hall girls—by his instruction in the classroom, his sports- manship, his quiet humor, his unfailing good nature and geniality, his spiritual leadership, and his continuing interest in young people. THE STUDENT Bopy WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR. Harry LEE Naso ES Business Manager Academic Dean Randolph-Macon College Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Miss EURA VANCE STROTHER A.B., A.M. Dean of Students Duke University, A.B., A.M.; Graduate work, Columbia Uni- versity; Pennsylvania State Col- lege Miss Emity F. BRown Bia Speech and Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. Miss SHIRLEY ANNE CHRIST JOHN B.F.A. Art College of Fine Arts, Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology, B.F.A.; University of Oslo, Norway Miss LittiAN BRUCE ING Wey V vice and Organ Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto; Eastman School of Music; Oglebay Institute Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL A.B., A.M. Chemistry and Mathematics Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ Col- lege, Columbia University, M.A.; Post- graduate School, Yale University Miss Mary ETHEL BULL A.B., M.A. Spanish Wesleyan College; Swarthmore Col- lege, A.B.; Emory University; Na- tional University of Mexico; University of Madrid, Spain; Middlebury Col- lege, M.A. Miss ETHEL RUTH GANDY B.S., M.A. History and Social Science Mississippi State College for Women; Belhaven College, B.S.; George Pea- body College for Teachers, M.A.; University of Edinburgh, Scotland; Union Theological Seminary, New York Miss THELMA HIxXoNn B.S. Home Economics Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Miss RoBERTA MOUNT Riding Bradford Junior College Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON MUS.B.,:MUS.M. Piano Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Mus.B.; Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Mus.M. Miss ELIZABETH PAPPAS MUS.B., MUS.M. Piano Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Mus.B.; Northwestern University School of Music, Mus.M.; New Eng- land Conservatory of Music Mrs. Mary D. LAWTER A.B., M.A. Religion, History Winthrop College, A.B.; General Assembly's Training School for Lay Workers, M.A. Miss AGNES RUTH PORTER A.B. French Marshall College, A.B.; University of Poiters, France Miss MARILYN PuUTz A.B., M.A. English Marshall College, A.B.; Vanderbilt University and George Peabody Col- lege, M.A. Miss HELEN ScoTtT B.S. Secretarial Science Morris Harvey College, B.S.; versity of Michigan Uni- Miss ELEANOR ROSE B.S. Physical Education Fairfax Hall Junior College; Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, B.S. Mrs. MARGARET L. SMITH Bes: English University; Radford College; University of Virginia, B.S. Duke Mrs. JOANN R. RUHR A.B., M.A. Biology, General Science Anderson College, A.B.; Northeastern State College of Oklahoma; Vander- bilt University and George Peabody College, M.A. 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. SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS M.D. Physician Mrs. Drx1z ROGERS Librarian Hollins College Miss SWANN MARKS Secretary Mrs. GERTRUDE W. BLINDT R.N. Resident Nurse Mrs. MARJORIE G. ROBERTSON Secretary Mrs. ARTHUR L. MaTTox Mrs. Daisy T. MAUPIN Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER, SR. Dietitian Housekeeper Hostess Mrs. MarTHA R. FIELD Mrs. BEULAH B. NEWLIN Housemother Housemother oF 5) 3 3 3 33 2 F : ; 5 1 scsi: = College Senior Class The of 1956 Seated: KOKOLIS. Standing: SMITH, CONNELL, Miss LAMPTON, COLE Senior Class Officers METI TEKCOR Ole See ee ee We eta ee ee a ne, oa, Se eins cen! President Fas Ta COON ET et ec a eee eg eh dn Scie seage _Vice President CAROLYN COLE Secretary Be (REV NEO OUEST, LNs es ep eee ee 2 Sy eee ieee ee ara ___. Treasurer Miss SHIRLEY LAMPTON CLAS S7O'R so a6 MARGUERITE BATEMAN W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Historian, Phi Theta Kappa, 55; President, Phi Theta Kappa, '56. 18 BAIRFAX HALL KAREN BRUSELL BAHIA, BRAZIL Home Economics Club, ’55, 56; Riding Club, °55; Dormitory Council, “56; Intramural Sports, 56; May Court, °56; Secretary-Treasurer, Home Economics Club, 56 19 CLASS’ OF 7195-5 SonyA Mari£E BurpicK DALLAs, TEXAS Fairfax Players, °55, °56; Intramural Sports, 55, 56; Golf Club, 55; Home Economics Club, °56 { 20 PAIRFAX HALL CAROLYN ELDRIDGE COLE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Glee Club, 55; Choir, 55, °56; Vice President, Choir, 56; Ensemble, “Shh Junior Varsity Hockey Team, °55; Varsity Hockey Team, 56; Tennis Team, 55, 56: Athletic Association, 56; President’s Council, 55, °56; Debate Club, 55,56: President, Debate Club, 56; CHAIN AND ANCHOors Staff, °55, 56; Hall Chatter Staff, 55, °56; Editor-in-Chief, Hall Chatter, °56; Secretary, Senior Class, 56 21 CLASS OF 1956 ANNE CONNAUGHTON Fort SMITH, ARKANSAS Hall Chatter Staff, 56; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 56; Captain, Junior Varsity Hockey Team, ’56; Junior Varsity Basketball, 56; French Club, 56: Intramural Sports, 56; Riding Club, 56; Athletic Association, 56 PAIRFAX HALL PatriciA LoU CONNELL DALLAS, PEXAS Fairfax Players, 55, 56; Spanish Club, 55, 56; Glee Club, °55, 56; Hall Chatter Staff, 56; Glee Club, 55, °56; Senior Dormitory Council, °55; Intra- mural Sports, 56; Vice President, Senior Class, 56 Zz LouIsE ALEXANDER DIAz ‘TAMPA, FLORIDA Secretary, Junior Class, °55; Junior Varsity Hockey, 55; Varsity Hockey, °56; Dance Club, °55, °56; Choir, 55; Glee Club, 55; Junior V arsity Basketball, 55, °56; Athletic Association, 55, °56; Spanish Club, °55; Apple Blossom Princess, °55; President of Student Association, 56; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 56; May Court, 56 24 FAIRFAX HALL JoAN LovE HAUGABOOK Macon, GEORGIA Vice President, Junior Class, 55; Head Cheerleader, °55; Cheerleader, 56; Porpoise Club, 55, °56; Riding Club, 55, °56; Vice President, Boots and Saddle Club, 55; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °56; Tennis Team, 55; Intramural Basketball, 55; Golf Club, °55; French Club, °55; Athletic Association, 55; Athletic Association Board, 56; Varsity Hockey, 56; Cap- tain, Varsity Basketball, 56; Captain, Softball Team, 55; Home Economics Club, 56; May Court, 56; Home Economics Club, 56 25 CLAS 2°O FP alese DoLLy SUE HoLMEs CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGI? Glee Club, °55, 56; Choir, 55, ’56; Student Association Board, 55; Vice President of Student Association, 56; Athletic Association, 55; Vice President of Athletic Association, °56; Varsity Basketball, 55, 56; President, Senior Dormitory Council, 56; Junior Varsity Hockey, 56; May Court, 56 26 SALRFAX HALL Kiki ANGELA KOKOLIS CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA Hall Chatter Staff, °55; Debate Club, 55; President, Senior Class, 56; Dormi- tory Council, 56; Vesper Committee, 56; Feature Editor, Hall Chatter, °56; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 756; Intramural Sports, ’56 74 CLASS OF 1956 Nancy NASH TARBORO, NoRTH CAROLINA Debate Club, 55; Glee Club, °55, 56; French Club, 55; International Re- lations Club, 55; Intramural Sports, 55; Vesper Committee, °55 28 maine AX HALL BARBARA LEE SMITH CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Chairman, President’s Council, 56; Intramural Captain, 56; Dormitory Coun- cil, 56; President, Junior Class, 55; Hockey Manager, '56; Junior Varsity Basketball, 56; Varsity Tennis, 55; Riding Club, °55, 56; Vice President, Riding Club, 56; Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, °56; Intramural Basket- ball, 55; Athletic Association, 56; Home Economics Club, °56 29 CLASS OF 19356 Torta THOMPSON LYNDON, KENTUCKY Student Association Board, 55, 56; Social Chairman, Student Association, 56: Athletic Association, 56; Phi Theta Kappa, °55, 56; Vice President, Phi Theta Kappa, 56; Treasurer, Junior Class, 55; Vespers Committee, 55; Boots and Saddle Club, 55; Riding Club, 55, 56; Spanish Club, 56; Home Eco- nomics Club, '56; Vice President and Program Chairman, Home Economics Club, °56; Hall Chatter Staff, 56; CHAIN AND ANCHors Staff, 56; May Court, 56 30 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS Being on the threshold of graduation after two memorable years at Fairfax Hall, we, the col- lege seniors of 1956, record our Last Will and Testament. ACRE RENE Z| SEcTION |: To Mr. and Mrs. Gates and all the faculty members, we bequeath our best wishes, but above all we leave the hope that they will always remain as kind and understanding as we have known them. SECTION 2: To Miss Lampton, our adored sponsor, we leave all our love and good wishes for the many great days ahead. SECTION 3: Finally, we leave Fairfax Hall with a lasting love in our hearts for the school that has meant so much to us in the past two years and that we shall always remember with pride. ARTICLE II 1, MARGUERITE BATEMAN, do will my ability to just make first period class on time to Pat Rohme and Mary Ellen Schultz, hoping they have as much good luck next year as I have had. I, KAREN BRUSELL, do will and bequeath to Gretchen Mintz my love for the Deep, Deep South in hopes that some day she will find some good in it; and to Anne Cozart I will my extra- Southern accent hoping that she will learn to pronounce ““Derms.”’ I, Sonya Burpick, do will and bequeath to Sue Auerhammer my ability to go out for all sports and especially riding; to Nancy Newsome I| leave my love for water fights and stealing shoes from the shower; to Sandy Cook my good luck with Fishburne cadets. , CAROLYN COLE, do hereby will and bequeath my privileges as a day student to all those under- privileged boarding students. My never-ending want of food goes to Sue Hastings, and my place on the Dean’s List goes to Roberta Owens. , ANNE CONNAUGHTON, do leave to Sue Auerhammer the trips we took together but keep the memories; to Bert Owens I leave my “‘Caesar Cut’? and now I am leaving. , Pat CONNELL, do hereby bequeath my ability to ‘“‘bop’’ (Texas style) to each underclassman, whom I dearly love; and to my “‘little sister’” Anne Cozart, I leave “igloo 20’’—my room in Senior Dorm—filled with memories and year-round air conditioning. , LoulsE D1Az, do will and bequeath to Dee Ilgunas my lovely stiff way of jitterbugging; to any poor soul who wants it I give my love for Western Civilization and to my little sis, Sandy Cook, as many wonderful memories and happy days as | have spent here at Fairfax. I, JoAN HAUGABOOK, do will and bequeath my well-developed, good-looking bird legs to my little sis, Sue Hastings; to Beverley Burch I leave my homemaking ways; and to Miss Putz I leave my great appreciation of the literature in the U. Va. ‘‘Spectator.”’ I, SuE Houme_s, do hereby will my short green and red housecoat to Carol Johnson; and to Nina Brusell I leave my ability to Tango. I, Kik1 KoKo_is, do hereby will and bequeath my ladylike ways to Diane Dale; and to my room- mate, Sue Auerhammer, I leave all those jaunts to U. Va., my never ending quest for know- ledge and my ability to confuse my nights and days. I, Nancy Nasu, Tar Heel bound and on my way to Carolina, do leave my monstrous closet to the next lucky gal to reach ‘145’; also my love for the ‘National Horseman’’ to Liggett Paxson. Last but not least I turn the ironing board back over to ‘‘Lampy.”’ I, BARBARA SMITH, do will and bequeath to Nina Brusell my most precious possession, my scales, in hopes that she will be as faithful to them as I was; and to my little sister, Penny McKay, I will my vivacious over-exuberant attitude in Speech class. I, Torta THompson, do hereby will my ever-worn mocassins to Miss Lampton to aid her attempts to give call downs after 11 p.m. and to Caro! Johnson and Liggett Paxson I leave my loyal love for the Blue Grass State in hopes that they'll be able to sing ‘‘My Old Kentucky Home” next senior day. Given under our hand and seal this second day of June, 1956. 31 — — — — PROPHECY OF THE COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS I’m a newspaper reporter in a fairly large city, and one afternoon last spring I was somewhat shocked when my rather eccentric boss handed me my assignment. It seemed that there was a junior college somewhere in mountainous Virginia in which he, being a one-time afhliate of the University, had a particular interest. He wanted me to track down all the 56 grads and gather a brief report on each. I felt rather dejected before I even began, but when I learned that there were only thirteen in the class, things didn’t appear quite as hopeless as before. When I arrived at Fairfax Hall, Miss Marks, the most efficient secretary, gave me all the information I needed. After graduation from Dickinson College, Kiki Kokolis was married and is now teaching her two handsome sons how to be strictly Ivy League. It seems that Louise Diaz has soaked up enough Florida sunshine to last her a good while, as she makes long and frequent visits to Yankeeland. By this time the vivacious Anne Connaughton has become a top-notch dress designer. She has given up the thought of marriage completely, as she thinks it would be utterly boring. One of Anne’s chic models, Toria Thompson, recently ventured abroad and was met by none other than Jacques Fath. It was reported that she and Jacques made quite a hit together in Gay Paree. Carolyn Cole has advanced far in the field of journalism. Her latest book entitled, ‘‘Man, The Fickle Animal,” has been a best-seller and is being recognized as a potential classic. Sue Holmes is a rising opera celebrity in New York. She has been acclaimed by critics as a most promising soprano star and will appear as “Madame Butterfly”’ in her next production. Another celebrity in the public eye is Sonya Burdick. She was recently given an Academy Award for the best non-appearing actress. Miss Burdick owns thirty-nine plaques and forty-seven trophies. Joan Haugabook, famed woman jockey, became a millionairess over night when she was teamed with the spectacular Nashua last fall at Santa Anita. She now resides alone in her conservative ten- room penthouse. Marguerite Bateman is living comfortably off the royalties from her latest book, ‘“‘How to Grow Taller in Ten Easy Lessons.’’ She discloses some very helpful hints in her publication. The well-known poetess, Nancy Nash, has revealed to reporters that she and the late Edgar Allan Poe are distantly related, and that she attributes most of her talent to him; she’s quite modest about her accomplishments. _ Karen Brusell has done well with her peanut farm in Bahia. She ships the new improved nuts daily to all parts of the world, and has sent her high-powered formula to the Department of Agri- culture for examination. Barbara Smith, after receiving her Ph.D. in psychology, returned to Knoxville as the head of the social science department at the University. She strongly advises psychiatric treatment for all forms of frustration. And finally, Pat Connell made her debut on Broadway recently, replacing Susan Hayward in the leading role of “I'll Cry Tonight.’’ Pat, Miss Hayward’s former understudy, feels now that nothing is impossible if one has enough time and patience. So, for this assignment I was promoted to assistant editor! oF (Top to bottom) “‘Mirror, Mirror, on the wall”... ‘“Tennith, anyone?” . . . Kind of wet, ain't it? .. . Well, don’t look so forlorn, the South will rise again . . . Memories? . . . How much do you know about the books? . . . Keeps the phone company in business . . . On time? . . . Wish you were here . . . Room service, please . . . Who? Me? . . . Good old mountain dew .. . Writer’s cramp, if you're not careful 33 The High School Senior Class ot 1956 DEcEN, Miss STROTHER, J. Topp, SLovis, BAILEY Senior Class Officers SARA SLOVIS President BARBARA DEGEN Vice President GEORGIANA BAILEY a Secretary JANES ODD: =: Treasurer Miss EURA STROTHER Sponsor LAHEY ates GEORGIANA SCHOOLFIELD BAILEY Nancy ANN BARTLEY CHARLESTON, WEsT VIRGINIA ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Intramurals, 55, 56; Spanish Club, °55, °56; Spanish Club, 55; Dance Club, °56; Hall International Relations Club, 55, 56; Secre- Chatier Staff, 56; International Relations tary, Senior Class, 56; Treasurer of A.A., Club, 56, May Court, ’56. 56; A.A. '55, 56; Porpoise Club, °55, °56. SCHOOL SENIORS BeEcKY WALDROP BUSBY SARA Li CAPELLA CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Havana, CUBA Spanish Club, °55, 56; Dance Club, 55, 56; Secretary of Student Association, 56; Vice President National Honor Society, 56; In- tramurals, 55, 56; May Court, '56. ELIZABETH SPAULDING CARR Kew Garpens, NEw York President, Freshman Class, °53; Secretary, Junior Class, 55; President's Council, °55, 56; Editor, CHAIN AND ANcHors, °56; Fairfax Players, 56; Latin Club, °53, °54; Spanish Club, 55, °56; Glee Club, 53, °54, 55; Choir, 55; Vice President, Glee Club, 55; A.A., 56; Intramurals, 54, 56; Riding Club, °53, °54; Golf Club, 54; Art Club, 53; Ensemble, °55. LHE- Htc BARBARA GAIL COHEN NorFo.ik, VIRGINIA A.A., 754, °55, °56; Riding Club, 54, °55, 56; Boots and Saddle Club, 54, °55, 56; Spanish Club, °54, °55; Intramurals, 54, °55, 56; Glee Club, 55, 56; Life Guard, °54, “51s, S168 SCHOOL SENIORS BARBARA LEE DEGEN MARGARET ANN DEWEIR La SaLINA, VENEZUELA ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Student Association Board, 54, °55; Presi- : ies dent’s Council, 53, 54, 55, 56; Internation- Fairfax Players, 56; CHAIN AND ANCHORS al Relations Club, Looe 54, yoy CHAIN AND Staff, 56; Intramurals, L552 56; May Court, ANcHors Staff, 56; Fairfax Players, '56; 56. Latin Club, 53,54; Treasurer, Spanish Club, 55; Program Chairman, Spanish Club, 56; Glee Club, °54, 55; Debate Club, 55, °56; NIK, Gt, “G5, “Sion (Egle (Os, SLE Be Riding Club, 53; Secretary-Treasurer, Fresh- man Class, 53; Program Chairman, Sopho- more Class, 54; Vice President, Junior Class, 55: Vice President, Senior Class, 56; Treas- urer, Art Club, 54; Intramurals, 53, 54, °55, 56; May Court, '56. THE HIGH Nancy SuE FEAR CLEMENTINA ROSALINE FILOSA FAIRMONT, WEsT VIRGINIA WILDER, VERMONT Glee Club, °56. isos SCHOOL SENIORS MIRIAM E: TTA FINKELSTEIN CHARLOTTE, NoRTH CAROLINA J.V. Hockey, °56; Intramurals, 54, 55, °56; [NA 56; Hall Chatter Staff, 56; Secretary, Sophomore Class, 54; Spanish Club, 4D. 56; Golf Club, ’54, °55. ALICE BLAIR GALT NorFoLk, VIRGINIA Varsity Basketball, '56. THE HIGH CAROL ANN Harris ANN BERNICE Howarb ButT.er, New Jersey Beirut, LEBANON Glee Club, °54, °55, '56; Choir, 54, 55, °56; Glee Club, 54, °55; Choir, 55, 56; Varsity President of Glee Club, 56; Ensemble, 55, Basketball, °54, °55; A.A., °54, °55, °56; 56; Home Economics Club, 55; Intramurals, Spanish Club, 54, 55, 56; Treasurer, Junior 56. Class, 55; Student Association Board, 55; Ensemble, 55, 56; Fairfax Players, °56; In- tramurals, '56; Vesper Committee, 55. SCHOOL SENIORS JupiITtH ANN HUGHES QUECHEE, VERMONT Intramurals, 55; Hall Chatter Staff, °56; A.A. °56; J.V. Hockey, 56; J.V. Basket- ball, 56. MARY KATHLEEN HUMBER San AnTONio, TEXAS French Club, “55, 56; A.A., '56; Varsity Hockey Captain, '56; Porpoise Club, °56; International Relations Club, 56; Art Club, 56; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 56; Intra- mural Captain, 56; May Court, 56. THE HIGH NANCE-ELLEN HURLEY PRINCETON, New JERSEY Glee Club, 54, 56; Intramurals, 54, 55; French Club, 56; Home Economics Club 54, 55; Golf Club, ’54. ? Mimi! S. IDELSON SARASOTA, FLORIDA Spanish Club, 56; J.V. Hockey, '56; Ath- letic Association, 56. SCHOOL SENIORS Mary ANNE JOHNSON MARLENE JONCKHEER LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA CurRAcAO, NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Spanish Club, 56; Glee Club, 56; Fairfax French Club, 55, 56; Fairfax Players, '55, Players, 56; Art Club, °56. 56; Spanish Club, 56; May Court, ’56. DR Ee He bGa MarciA WoRTHING KIRKPATRICK MARTHA ANN KLUGH BINGHAMTON, NEw YorK Union, SoUTH CAROLINA A.A. °54, °55, 56; French Club, 54; Choir, French Club, 56; Glee Club, 56; Choir, ’56. 54, °55; Glee Club, 54, 55; Ensemble, 54; Hall Chatter, Business Manager, 56; CHAIN AND ANcuHors, '56; J.V. Hockey, 54; Intra- murals, 54, °55, 56; President’s Council, 55, 56; Golf Club, 5D: May Court, or 'MCOHOOL SENIORS EDNA RANSOM LEWIS Loris, SOUTH CAROLINA Spanish Club, 56; Vesper Committee, 55; Chairman of Vesper Committee, 56; Fair- fax Players, 55; Vice President of Fairfax Players, 56; Student Association Board, 56; Hall Chatter Staff, 56; Glee Club, °56; Choir, ’56. MARGERY LOUISE LOWE MassiILLon, OHI0 Home Economics Club, 55; Riding Club, 55; Fairfax Players, 55, 56; Art Club, 56; International Relations Club, °56. ' THE HIGH Kay VIRGINIA MELLOTT DELOoRES LORETTA MIELKE McConNELLSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Varsity Basketball, 55, 56; Varsity Hockey, French Club, ’54, 55, °56; Riding Club, °55, 55, 56; Varsity Tennis, 55, 56; Glee Club, 56; Treasurer, International Relations Club, 55; International Relations Club, 55; Vice 56. President, International Relations Club, °56; Debate Club, Gipy. 56; French Club, ESE 56; National Honor Society, 56; Secretary- Treasurer, National Honor Society, 56; Hall Chatter Staff, 56; Student Association Board, , lecscbny, Ave Soe AWN, th, “Ga: Intramurals, °55, °56; May Court, 56. SCHOOL SENIORS SARAH JANE MURRAY PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA President, Porpoise Club, '56; Vice Presi- dent, Porpoise Club, '55; Boots and Saddle Club, 56; Head of Recreational Swimming, 56: Hall Chatter Staff, 56; Fairfax Players, 56; Riding Club, '55, '56; Senior Life Sav- ing, 55; Life Guard, °55, 56; Intramurals, Tey, alex KAREN JOLENE NORDBERG RIVERSIDE, CONNECTICUT Spanish Club, 55, 56; Glee Club, 55; Inter- national Relations Club, 56; Fairfax Players, 56; Vesper Committee, °56; Hall Chatter, 56. THE HIGE LouIsE JEANNE PALMER KEITHA ANN PaTRICK JENSEN Beacn, FLoripa JOHNSON City, TENNESSEE Riding Club, 55, °56; Spanish Club, °55, Dance Club, 56; CHAIN AND ANcHoRs Staff, 56; International Relations Club, ’56. 56; Home Economics Club, 56. SCHOOL SENIORS HELEN JOSEPHINE PRINCE ELSA SLIFSTEIN Loris, SOUTH CAROLINA CAMAGUEY, CUBA Glee Club, 56; Vice President, Vesper Com- Dance Club, 55: Vice President, Dance mittee, '56. Club, 56; Debate Club, 56; Spanish Club, 54, 55; President, Spanish Club, '56; ACA. 56; Home Economics Club, °55; Fairfax Players, 56; Intramurals, 54, 55, °5 SARA NATALIE SLOovIs KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE President, Senior Class, 56; Student Associ- ation Board, °55, '56; Treasurer, Student Association, 56; President, National Honor Society, 56; J.V. Hockey, °55, ’56; Intra- murals, 53, 54, 55, 56; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, °55; Debate Club, '54, 55, °56; Vice President, Debate Club, 55; Fairfax Players, 55,56; President, Fairfax Players, 56; A.A. ‘55, °56; Spanish Club, 55; International Re- lations Club, 54, °55, °56; Glee Club, 54, '55; French Club, °53, °54, °55, 56; Presi- dent, French Club, 55, 56: Art Film and Exhibition Society, '53, °54; Riding Club, 53, 54; Vice President, Freshman Class, (53) Life Guard, ’53, 54; May Court, ’56. THE HIGH LYNDA ANN STEIN WARWICK, VIRGINIA Spanish Club, 55; Cheerleader, °55, 56; Riding Club, 55; International Relations Club, °56; Intramurals, °56; Hall Chatter Stafts 256: SCHOOL SENIORS ELIZABETH PAGE STEPHENSON ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Hockey Manager, '54, '55, ‘56; French Club, 54, °55, 56; Life Saving, '54, 55; Technical Staff, Porpoise Club, Dos JANE PERRINE THORNTON ATHENS, GEORGIA President, International Relations Club, '56; International Relations Club, °55; Fairfax Players, 56; Program Chairman, Fairfax Players, 56; Glee Club, 56; French Club, 55, °56; Debate Club, °55, °56; Porpoise Club, 3) 56; May Court, 6: THE HIGH BARBARA DELILA THRASHER NorFOLK, VIRGINIA Treasurer, Sophomore Class, 54; Glee Club, 54, °55; Choir, 55; Home Economics Club, 54; International Relations Club, °55, °56; Hall Chatter Staff, 55, °56, May Court, '56. JANE ELIZABETH Topp QuiNwoop, WEsT VIRGINIA Latin Club, 53, 54; Spanish Club, ’55, °56; Riding Club, 53; Freshman Class, Sergeant at Arms, 53; Glee Club, 54, °55, 56; Choir, 55, °56; President, Sophomore Class, °54; Hall Chatter Staff, 54, 55, 56: International Relations Club, 54, 55, 56: Student Associ- ation Board, °55, °56; Debate Club, °55; Treasurer, Debate Club, 56; Art Club, 56; A.A., °56; Ensemble, '56; Treasurer, Senior Class, °56; Intramurals, 53, °54, °55, °56: May Court, °56. —_s SCHOOL SENIORS DIANE WILSON VACHERESSE FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA Porpoise Club, 55; J.V. Basketball, °55; Dance Club, 55, 56; Choir, 55, 56; Glee Club, °55, '56; Librarian, Glee Club, °56; Ensemble, °55, 56; Debate Club, °55, °56; French Club, 56; Fairfax Players, 56; Na- tional Honor Society, 56. THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS We, the High School Senior Class of 1956, as we leave Fairfax Hall physically but not in thought, do hereby publish this, our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I SECTION 1: To our Alma Mater, Fairfax Hall, we bequeath our devotion and wonderful memories in hopes that every year will be as successful as the ones which we have experienced. SECTION 2: To Miss Eura Strother, our understanding sponsor, we bequeath our admiration and gratitude for all that she has done for us. SECTION 3: To Mr. Gates, our wonderful President, we bequeath our appreciation for all the understanding guidance he has given us. SECTION 4: To the Senior Class of 1957 we bequeath good conduct which has helped us acquire many privileges, and best wishes for a senior year as wonderful as ours has been. ARTICLE II , BEBE BaILey, do hereby leave my knowledge in Spanish class to Barbara Baxter. , Nancy BARTLEY, hereby will and bequeath my large bottle of Roux and all make-up utensils to Joanne Sommardahl, in hopes that she will keep the company in business as I did. To Nicki Nixon I leave my saying, ‘‘Hun-gaa!”’ , Becky Bussy, being of no mind and all body, do will and bequeath my mirror to Joanne Sommardahl, and my ability to chew gum constantly to Mary Lou Clark. ,� SARA LI CAPELLA, do hereby will and bequeath to Rosemary Wakefield my Korean dress hoping that she will take proper care . . . and to all the Spanish girls that feeling of happiness which Fairfax has given me. I, Betty Carr, hereby will to my loving sister, Pat, the ability I lack to be on time to breakfast, and to Anne Watson, my love and loyalty to the New York Yankees, and my crying towel to any underclassman unfortunate enough to fall for an S.M.A. cadet! I, BARBARA COHEN, being of nothing, hereby leave to Sharon Sisson and Barbara Mogilowitz my love for A.M.A. To Julie Farrar, I leave my ability to get in trouble, and to Dorothy Simons, my love for ‘‘Flicker.”’ I, BARBARA DEGEN, do hereby will and bequeath to Roberta Karsh my love for the sun in hopes that she doesn’t get as burned as I did. To Barbara Mogilowitz I leave one blue gardenia, and to the underclassmen I leave happy memories at Fairfax—four years’ worth! I, PEccy DEWEIR, do bequeath my ever-loving loyalty to the Brooklyn Dodgers to Pat Carr in hopes that she will learn to pick a winning team, and my fabulous grades in Biology to Nancy Kerby. I, NANcy Fear, do hearby will and bequeath my huddled position beside the radiators of Senior Hall to anyone who has the misfortune to be as cold-blooded as I am. May it forever keep you warm! I, CLEMENTINA FiLosa, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my ability for gaining weight to Louise Dupuis. I, Mimi FINKELSTEIN, do bequeath my nickname of “‘Slippery’’ to Diane Petway to carry out next year. To Bobbie Mogilowitz, I leave the traditional name of “S.J.”, to Kathy Dick my love for S.M.A., and to Lynnette Holmes my Spanish notes so she won’t have to suffer as I have. I, ALicE Buair GALT, being of feeble mind and sound body, leave my weekly diets to Kathy Dick, and my scientific knowledge to Betty Johnson and Joanne Sommardahl. I, CaroL Harris, do bequeath to Martha Henna my long hair, and to Mary Lou Clark my enjoy- ment for reading. I, ANN Howarp, hereby will my heartaches at Fishburne to Barbara Schoeppl, and to anyone who thinks four months’ social campus is worth a Hop at Fishburne, my best wishes for good luck! I, Juby HUGHEs, do hereby leave to Mary Lou Clark room 113, and all the fun we have had in it. J, Trro HumBER, hereby will to all underclassmen as a token of remembrance one oil well and one hundred acres of fertile Texas soil, and to Kathy Dick I leave all my quiet weekends in Roanoke and Lexington. J, NANCE-ELLEN Hur ey, do hereby bequeath to anyone who has my problem the nickname which I inherited from Vera Hunt, Class of 55, and also, to any southerner, my warm, warm room! 56 — =. ee — eS an aa — , Mimi IDELSON, being of sound mind, leave my weekly check of $7.00 to Kathy Dick so she can call S.M.A. daily. To Julie Farrar, I leave my pleasant disposition, and my sense of understanding geometry to Mary Miles. , Mary ANNE JOHNSON, do hereby leave my ability to fall off horses to Jocie Brown, and to any- one lucky enough to get them I leave my speechless days in Spanish class. , MARLENE JONCKHEER, do bequeath my eyes to Madeline Berger, my Grandfather’s slippers to Cleo Herrera, in hopes that she will be able to walk down the hall at 11:00 quieter than I did, and my ability to speak English to Vilma Giammaria. . MarciA KIRKPATRICK, do very gratefully bequeath to anyone who can make a profit at Faxette much luck! And te any swimmer interested, the lessons I failed to make up. I, ANN KLuGuH, do bequeath to Sharon Sisson, my excellent ability to roller skate! My love for riding I leave to Dorothy Simons and Nicki Nixon. I, RANNY LEwiIs, being of insane mind, do will my ability to stay in the Student Lounge to Sharon Sisson; my carefree nature to Andy Bacon, and my “love” for English literature to the un- fortunate class of °57. . Marcig Lowe, do hereby bequeath room 115, bed number 3 by the door to Julie Farrar. And to Kathy Dick I leave my special knowledge of laughing fits during exam week. . Kay MELLoTT, do hereby bequeath to Barbara Schoeppl my love for good ole Fairfax Hall’s sports and to Kay Gray my ability to see things from the tip-top. , DELorES MIELKE, do will my riding habit to Dorothy Simons in hopes that she will get more use out of it than I did. , SALLY Murray, do hereby will and bequeath my bird legs to any underclassmen worthy of them and to Sue McCaskey I leave my calm temper. . KareEN NorpsBerc, do hereby will my ability to get away with murder to Jan Wantland; my excellent athletic inclinations to Pat Terry, and to Nelda Nordberg, I temporarily will my ‘First best to his second best.” , JEANNE PALMER, do hereby will the famous iceberg, room 108, to Dorothy Simons; my fabu- lous riding ability to Merrell Woodall, and my art of getting up at the 7:45 bell and getting to breakfast on time to anyone else who wants to live dangerously. . Kitty Patrick, do hereby will and bequeath all the fun and good times I have had this year at Fairfax Hall to any new girl who is coming here for her Senior year. I leave with all my stuffed animals to place them on a new bed in another dorm. And I leave wondering if Andy Bacon will take good care of a couple of Fishburne cadets next year. I, Jo Prince, do hereby will to Mary Pierce Rowan my ability to work algebra; my southern accent to Gay Crutchfield, and my love for Tabor City boys to Barbara Baxter. I, Etsa SLIFSTEIN, hereby leave my dancing bones to Barbara Schoeppl, and to Olga Downing my love for dancing. To Sheila Macfarlane I leave my love for Cuba. I, SARA SLovis, do hereby will and bequeath my curtain pulling ability to Jan Wantland; my smoke-filled room to Shirley Carpenter, and to Jackie Toovy a Senior year as wonderful as mine. I, LYNDA STEIN, hereby leave my dimples to Barbara Mogilowitz because she wants them and I don’t; to Nicki Nixon I leave my “‘dots” in Spanish class, and to Roberta Karsh I I ave all my connections at U.Va. in hopes that she has all the fun I’ve had. J], Betsy STEPHENSON, bequeath my fabulous weekends and Blue Mondays to anyone who has the strength to take them. To Julie Farrar I leave my nickname, “Beaver,” and to Kathy Dick I leave my horns in hopes that they won’t give her as much trouble as they have caused me! , JANE THORNTON, do hereby will and bequeath to Jaye Abeloff my ability to sleep nights, in hopes that she will get plenty of sleep next year, and to Alice Stevens my skill in getting to ‘““good ole Georgia,” in hopes that she will make it down there too! Now I leave with my Fishburne _ Senior Class Ring to meet Bobby! - BARBARA THRASHER, do will my long hair and fingernails to Jody Ingram in hopes that some- day she will have both. To Sue McCaskey I leave my love and luck with Fishburne cadets and to Miss Scott I leave my lovely hours of enjoyment doing shorthand! , JANE Topp, after being at Fairfax for four years, simply leave my sympathy to all those who have the honor of a 10:30 visit from Barbara Mogilowitz trying to find the title of a movie or song popular in 1947. And to my loving sister Ann, my neat short hair. DIANE VACHERESSE, because of the many various compliments I have received, will my ability to sing in the shower to Jackie Toovy, and my ability to do nothing during study hall to Connie Eldridge with the hopes that they will use these talents to their fullest advantage. Given under our hand and seal this second day of June, 1956. 57 — — — — — — — — — — — — , HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The time is June 3, 1966. The setting is the palatial villa of Elizabeth Page Stephenson on the enchanted island of Jubip. The occasion is the engagement party of Miss Stephenson. The guest list includes the Fairfax Hall Senior Class of 1956. The first person to arrive for this gala affair was the class president, Sara Slovis, who is president and owner of the Slovis Nylon-Stretch Sox Company. A few minutes later Barbara Degen, the class vice president, stumbled in. She had lost her glasses on the plane and her contact lenses were tucked safely away in her luggage which had been delayed. The next arrival was the class secretary, Bebe Bailey, who is still bubbling with laughter and so pleased that people can understand her Spanish. Next to appear was Jane Todd, the class treasurer, who is a woman of the world but still insists that Virginia is the best state in the Union. Next to be seen was a very attractive young woman, Marcia Kirkpatrick, now married, but the question everywhere is “‘Marcia, why are you so gray?’ Then came Kay Mellott, who has be- come quite famous as the discoverer of a new medicine for cancer. Tito Humber, our most wonder- ful Texan, is still insisting that she will never marry. Ranny Lewis, now a great actress, is working in South America but has flown up to see all of her old school friends. The Cuban ambassador to the United States, Sara Li Capella, is due at any time. Elsa Slifstem, a very successful dancer and operator of a Spanish night club in New York, will join Sara Li here. Mimi Idelson just arrived with this classic statement, ‘‘I just don’t understand Geometry.” Her very good friend, Mimi Finkelstein, came with her. Mimi is now married and is one of the social leaders of Charleston, West Virginia. Two happy housewives, Karen Nordberg and Jeanne Palmer, have brought their husbands and children to see all of us. Becky Busby and Jane Thornton are happy living in the “Old South” and raising their families according to the best Southern traditions. Diane Vacheresse and Mary Anne Johnson are making their contribution to the medical world as nurses. Sally Murray, who traveled with them, is working with the water commission in Pitts- burgh. Ann Howard flew in from Europe today and when she saw her old roommate. Barbara Thrasher, now a happy housewife, she just sighed, “Oh, my heart!’’ Bette Carr, who has been con- verted into a Southerner and a Dodger fan by her faithful friends, arrived with her old friend, Peggy DeWeir, who is now owner of the Dodger ball club and Yankee Stadium. Margie Lowe gave up an opportunity to ride at Madison Square Garden just to be with us for the party. Lynda Stein, an international lawyer, and her roommate, Nancy Bartley, who now has her own ceramics studio, were deep in conversation when they were interrupted by a scream from Barbara Cohen, “‘Hey, Stein, I’m getting married next month!”’ Kitty Patrick, who is the wife of an Army Colonel, was overjoyed to see Nancy Fear again. Nancy leads a busy life at her ranch in Arizona. Marlene Jonckheer and her husband, a South American oil tycoon, have just arrived. Ann Klugh gave everyone a shock as she now lives in the north and has lost her southern accent. Delores Mielke has just returned from a trip around the world and stopped off in South Carolina to pick up Jo Prince, who is a school teacher in her home state. Alice Galt, the wife of a movie producer, sees that her husband makes only the type of movie that she likes. Judy Hughes, the president of the Federation of Woman’s Clubs in Vermont, and Clementina Filosa, Editor of the Burlington Free Press, arrived with Nancy Hurley. Nancy and her brother are operating a chain of used-car lots on the Eastern seaboard. Last to arrive was Carol Harris who has taken a great interest in engineering and could hardly talk to us for reading her big books on the subject. 58 Sea Ree oe ag ident President si Secretary _.......-. 1 reasurer Pees ONonsor nN et = QO, ‘ak. ; ; : B DB Z ! ie A | o ' t ' iS | Pa ' ‘ ' A. a ae ws Zz : i) ' ’ : 2 oO op ; ; O ' — : ' LL, r= Oo : AUERHAMMER, MINTZ ie wy neve Gave eet Miss ELIZABETH PAPPAS TRAN UEREIAMMER 22sec ese coco cece sch eta sg me eae geet Benoa Vice Pres NREL Tink AX SON pee re ne eee The College Class of 1957 RoBERTA OWENS GRETCHEN MINTZ COLLEGE SUE AUERHAMMER Dayton, Ohio ANN-MARIE BRUSELL Salvador, Bahia, Brazil BEVERLEY BURCH Baltimore, Maryland SANDRA CooK Dallas, Texas ANNE COZART Durham, North Carolina DIANE DALE Fort Worth, Texas FAIRFAX JUNIORS SUE HASTINGS Federalsburg, Maryland DoroTHy ILGUNAS Mentor, Ohio CAROL ANNE JOHNSON Ashland, Kentucky Marjorie McCLuNG Waynesboro, Virginia PENELOPE McKay Luray, Virginia GRETCHEN MINTZ Concord, New Hampshire 61 HALL COLLEGE JUNIORS 62 Joyce Mosus Cumberland, Maryland Nancy NEWSOME Needham, Massachusetts ROBERTA OWENS Hawley, Pennsylvania LIGGETT PAXSON Charlottesville, Virginia PATRICIA ROHME Waynesboro, Virginia MARY ELLEN SCHULTZ Waynesboro, Virginia Sa Seated: Miss CHRISTJOHN, PETWAY Standing: B. JOHNSON, BAXTER, SCHOEPPL, HUXFORD The High School Class of 1957 OFFICERS IDIAN Fe Be WA Ye 5). cos erm eee oles et en rs oe rs) ae a President SUZANNE FIUXFORD eee eee oe cee | ee Vice President BE Try |OHNSON pce cee terete a SIRE Co RE tee go ae ts ee Secretary BARBARASOCHOEPP pect ewe meets fo OS een OU Ls fk _. Treasurer BARBARA DA LER Ge seeenen a menete al eRe ee eee er ee, Program Chairman sea ret oe nee er eee co ROPE Re RP See A aEE eo Sponsor THE HIGH JupiTH ABELOFF Petersburg, Virginia BARBARA BAXTER Minerva, Ohio SUE BERTRAM Marietta, Ohio SHIRLEY BOLER Chicago, Illinois SHIRLEY CARPENTER Dallas, Texas OLIvIA CARR Wilson, North Carolina 64 FA DRE Ags SCHOOL JUNIORS Mary Lou CLARK Bridgeport, Connecticut Gay CRUTCHFIELD Waynesboro, Virginia KaTtTuHy Dick York, Pennsylvania V1cKI DONOVAN Dover, Delaware OLGA DoWNING Managua, Nicaragua LovuIsE DUPUIS Lafayette, Louisiana HALL TPES EenGies CONSTANCE ELDRIDGE Lynchburg, Virginia JULIE FARRAR Farmington, Missouri SUZANNE FLEENOR Knoxville, Tennessee JEAN GATLIFF Williamsburg, Kentucky BARBARA GENGLER Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania ———— DELORES GERBER Alexandria, Virginia 66 FAIRFAX SCHOOL JUNIORS DIANE GOLD Dallas, Texas SALLY ANN GUTHRIE Harlan, Kentucky CAROLYN HAWTHORNE Richmond, Virginia SHARON HERNDON White Stone, Virginia CLEMENCIA HERRERA Bogota, Colombia LYNNETTE HOLMEs Suffolk, Virginia 67 HALL erick: SUSAN HUBBARD Hermosa Beach, California SUZANNE HUXFORD Brewton, Alabama BETTY JOHNSON Sperryville, Virginia MARJORIE JONES Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NaANcy JORALEMON Chatham, New Jersey Rita LEHTONEN Santiago, Dominican Republic Mary BETH MADISON Prestonsburg, Kentucky Mary MILEs Decatur, Georgia HIGH FAIRFAX SCHOOL JUNIORS HALL BARBARA MILLER Miami, Florida BARBARA MOGILOWITZ Oil City, Pennsylvania KAREN NIXON Maracaibo, Venezuela DIANE PETWAY Bath, North Carolina Mary PrERcE RowAn Waynesboro, Virginia BARBARA SCHOEPPL Miami Beach, Florida DoroTHY SIMONS Gainesville, Florida SHARON SISSON Middletown, Ohio THE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS JOANNE SOMMARDAHL Roanoke, Virginia ALICE STEVENS McIntosh, Georgia JACKIE Toovy Charleston, West Virginia RosE Mary WAKEFIELD Dhahran, Saudi Arabia KATHY WOJNICKI Dillwyn, Virginia NaANcyY WOOLDRIDGE Bluefield, West Virginia PATRICIA YOAKUM Dearborn, Michigan Gray, A. Bacon, Mrs. RUHR, TERRY, WANTLAND The High School Class of 1958 OFFICERS PAT LERRY 666s. Ge es Oe 6 eee OG Bonne STs ot ee JAN WANTLAND .. ANDREA BACON ..........----- RT thet la ee AN yt Pe OY Pe ee Secretary A Treasurer ee Sponsor LAE AiG ANDREA BACON Haverford, Pennsylvania KATURAH BACON St. Albans, West Virginia JupITH BELT Dhahran, Saudi Arabia MADELINE BERGER Santiago, Chile ELAINE CANNADAY Charleston, West Virginia LYNDA CARMEL New Orleans, Louisiana PATRICIA CARR Kew Gardens, L.I., New York CHARLEEN CARTER Arlington, Virginia FAIRFAX SCHOOL SOPHOMORES NAN CARTER Allentown, Pennsylvania JUDITH COURTNEY Mundy Point, Virginia ELIZABETH DUERSON Lynchburg, Virginia CHARMAINE FERN Falls Church, Virginia Kay GARDNER Richmond, Virginia VILMA GIAMMARIA Barranquilla, Colombia Kay GRAY Dhahran, Saudi Arabia NANcY GUTHRIE Harlan, Kentucky HALL 74 THE MARTHA HENNA Richmond, Virginia JUNE HocHWALD New York, N. Y. JOANNE INGRAM Bassett, Virginia ROBERTA KARSH Denver, Colorado MARGOT KLINE Morristown, New Jersey MaAryY KooMAN St. Petersburg, Florida SusAN McCASKEY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Patricia McCLURE Richmond, Virginia HIGH FAIRFAX SCHOOL SOPHOMORES ELEANOR MONTGOMERY Marietta, Ohio DorotTHy NELSON Alexandria, Virginia NeELDA NoRDBERG Riverside, Connecticut LAURA NovIE Patchogue, New York ELLEN PEARL Miami Beach, Florida Fay PLIESCOTT Cambridge, Maryland KAREN RUMSEY Hillsdale, Michigan CAROLYN SCHMICK Preston, Maryland HALL THE HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES 76 KATY SHERIDAN New York, N. Y. DIANE SWOPE Orlando, Florida PATRICIA TERRY Dhahran, Saudi Arabia ANN Topp Quinwood, West Virginia JAN WANTLAND Seminole, Oklahoma ANNE WATSON Louisa, Kentucky JEAN ANN WHARTON Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ELAINE WHITELEY Lambertville, New Jersey JOANNE WICKE Pensacola, Florida —— Criay, J. MONTGOMERY, LAWTER, WALKER The High School Class of 1959 OFFICERS WD Yel VIONT GOMER Yee ee ee ie er PIES fs ey Beas President BERR VE VALE R Mees cei os nea eae amet ae Mea aA PE: da ety 2 Vice President | CAN GC CAY Getter 2, keer ne Ne cD Se, ge y po se e _... Secretary IMARYLCE Clim LOA WER (i cctc eseery ee eeae etes Pdets tee eees Treasurer MISS; FIELEN SCOTT oe. 2 cea eee ee eh ne ee Sponsor THE JOAN BENNETT Las Piedras, Venezuela BONNIE BISHOP Wellsburg, West Virginia JociE BROWN Detroit, Michigan PHYLLIS BUTEL Topeka, Kansas JOAN CLAY Crewe, Virginia JOAN FECHTMAN Hawkinsville, Georgia CAROLE GARDINER Miami Beach, Florida MILDRED GATES Waynesboro, Virginia HIGH FAIRFAX SCHOOL FRESHMEN HALL Betsy GIBSON laeger, West Virginia NANcY KERBY Waynesboro, Virginia Mary CEcIL LAWTER Spartanburg, South Carolina SHEILA MACFARLANE Sagua la Grande, Cuba Nancy MATHEWS St. Petersburg, Florida Jupy MONTGOMERY Marietta, Ohio Jupy Nixon Holt, Michigan SUSAN PARIS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THE HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN BETTY ROBEY Washington, D. C. KAREN SHREINER Chardon, Ohio ANN SWANBERG East Brookfield, Massachusetts Jupby TREVILLIAN Charlottesville, Virginia HARRIET VANCE Atlanta, Georgia OLIVIA VINSON Glen Arm, Maryland TERRY WALKER Burkeville, Virginia MERRELL WoopDALL Augusta, Georgia 80 “lama 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. The Orsanizations... FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Louise DIAZ 60 3 4A ee Se ee ee President SUE HOLMESss3) 3 cose soe Seen le Say pee ee Vice President SARA? eT CAPELLA) ectecin. 2. cde Ae a Ng ee Secretary SARA ‘SLOVIS .cesccets bade, Soc ee ee a ee Treasurer Miss EURA STROTHER | ; Miss MARGARET WILLIS p------------------2000-0oeenr cscs nce esc cnc cesses Faculty Advisors Mrs. Mary D. LAwTER | MEMBERS OF STUDENT BOARD RANNY LEwIs vs ae Reerteo recta Sie oct tet kta ca ee ee Religious A ctwities JANES ODDS... eee ee PENN Ban atc. 5, Ae ee Chapel and Movies BARBARA OMIT Eiki = 3 oss ee eee, ee eee President's Council Representative KAY, MELLOT TR cece = See ete ks So eee Athletic Association Representative TorIA -FHOMPSON 33-4 40.2 55 eee Entertainment CAROLE GARDINER} JAN WANTLAND® i be--55csceee ce Eee Class Representatives Nina BRUSELL RANNY LEwiIs Jo PRINCE SHIRLEY; CARPENTER: |), ge ee Vesper Committee KIKI KOKOLIS KAREN NORDBERG BARBARA BAXTER Seated: Mrs. LAWTER, Miss STROTHER, Miss WILLIS Standing: Louise DtAz, SARA Li CAPELLA, SUE HoLMEs 84 STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD Standing: BRUSELL, GARDINER, MELLoTT, WAKEFIELD, LEwis, WANTLAND Seated: CAPELLA, SMITH, HOLMEs, THompson, D1Az, Topp, SLOvIs VESPER COMMITTEE Standing: Koxo.is, Mrs. LawTER, K. NORDBERG Seated: BAXTER, LEWIS, PRINCE, CARPENTER THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL BARBARA SMITH, Chairman ANDREA BACON BARBARA DEGEN MADELINE BERGER BETTY JOHNSON SHIRLEY CARPENTER MarcliA KIRKPATRICK BETTY CARR ROBERTA OWENS CAROLYN COLE Rose Mary WAKEFIELD TERRY WALKER ADVISORS Mr. W.B. GATES, SR. Miss Eura V. STROTHER a Standing: SMITH, COLE, OWENS, BERGER, B. JOHNSON, CARPENTER, WALKER, WAKEFIELD, KIRKPATRICK, B. CarR, A. BACON Seated: Miss STROTHER, Mr. GATES Standing: A. Topp, MociLow!tz, WATSON Seated: SLovis, MELLoTT, Lowe, PALMER, STEIN, Miss GANDY, BAILEY, BARTLEY, THRASHER, MIELKE, K. NORDBERG THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS WPAN ee TORN TO Nie Ree oa ea eee ODP ei President RN Va eel Trl ae cea tee oe es eie See Vice President ENESE UR@ was: cag eS 5 Ae ek YN ae en ee ey eee, ee ee Secretary IDRROR SHIVER K pie ee ee re es ee eet Sct Se ee, oe ee Treasurer VTSS® Eat ES CRE in CsA Ih D Votes a ond rr yee Wie eres oe ane Sponsor MEMBERS GEORGIANA BAILEY KAREN NORDBERG Nancy BARTLEY JEANNE PALMER BARBARA BAXTER DoROTHY SIMONS LouisE DuPUIS SARA SLOVIS Tito HUMBER LYNDA STEIN MArGERY LOWE JANE THORNTON Kay MELLOTT BARBARA THRASHER DELorEs MIELKE ANN Topp BARBARA MOGILOWITZ JANE Topp ANNE WATSON 87 THE CHAIN AND ANCHORS EDITORIAL STAFF BETTY. CARR Siege sansp Ss GE Ai ca ask cat ee ee Editor SUE- AUERHAMMER i. cot eter tes ee ee College Representative BARBARA; DEGEN ©: fetes cube See eo ek, eee eee High School Representative CAROLYN: COLE We vzdi2s Stee BE eet ea seer ec Athletics Beet Dew eainee dae Honea Sau el btea eae ee Oe ee LU PEO ee ee ee ee Features OBERT specs oo aang lal dahege ee eda te ag (Lak eee Oe ee Organizations DEE ILGUNAS | LIGGETT ;PAXSON {eo cee ee ee T ypists KEITHA PATRICK ANN HowarpbD 88 THE CHAIN AND ANCHORS BUSINESS STAFF ere OL Seeeteae SER a ie Al ee. ab et See eae Business Manager DIANE DALE Louise Diaz GRETCHEN MINTZ a oo Soar ESA GR ee ae eT) a nee Advertisin epresentativ Tito HUMBER verlist g R pr entalives MARCIA KIRKPATRICK ToriA THOMPSON PEE SS IONY os NU NRL VLA 1S ce ie cae ee oe ee Ne ao ee ee Faculty Advisor Standing: Patrick, Mintz, AUERHAMMER, ILGUNAS, PAXSON, THOMPSON, KoKOLIis, OWENS, HUMBER Kneeling: DALE, Diaz, HowArpD Seated: KIRKPATRICK, DEWEIR, BAXTER, CARR, COLE, CONNAUGHTON 89 HALL CHATTER STAFF CAROLYN ¢ COLE. foie x sp ooacereeece esr aee t ret r Editor INMARCIAC KIRK PATRICK gee eee ee ere Business Manager BARBARA WV OGIIGO WIT Zak users eet ec ee Sports Editor KIKI KOKOLIS ppt ceils Si pec aoe esa eee ce Feature Editor Vick! DoNovaN, ANNE CONNAUGHTON ........-------2-2---------- Assistant Feature Editors NANCYZNASH Yn heroic he ok oa a Library Editor BARBARA BAXTER «200g ce ce ee eee Photography Editor Mr, FHARRY: NASH jgcee ete ee Faculty Advisor MARCIA KIRKPATRICK, Mr. NASH, CAROLYN COLE 90 LYNNETTE HOLMES RANNY LEwIs JANE Topp Kay MELLOTT MiMi FINKELSTEIN Mary BETH MADISON SHIRLEY CARPENTER JAYE ABELOFF CLEMENTINA FILOSA NANcyY BARTLEY REPORTERS HALL CHATTER STAFF eyelets TS DIANE DALE Pat CONNELL Jupy HUGHES Torta THOMPSON ANNE WATSON JAYE ABELOFF GRETCHEN MINTZ KAREN NORDBERG BARBARA THRASHER SALLY MURRAY Standing: J. Topp, CARPENTER, THRASHER, BARTLEY, BAXTER, DALE, CONNELL, Me .tottT, L. Hotmes, Watson, Murray, THompson, MINTZ, LEwIs Seated: Mocitowitz, MADISON, CONNAUGHTON, KOKOLIS, COLE, KIRKPATRICK, K. NoRDBER G, DONOVAN 91 THE FAIRFAX PLAYERS OFFICERS SARA “SLOVIS 20ss bo 8. feet ee ee en ctuiee Gee President RRANNY: LEWIS 2 eee ccson ot oes ee Vice President SHIRLEY CARPENTER see cio ten ce ee ee Secretary-7 reasurer JANES GHORNTON x a ee Program Chairman Miss: EMILY: ES BROWN taste eee oe eens. Sponsor MEMBERS BARBARA BAXTER ANN Howarpb KAREN NORDBERG SONYA BuRDICK Mary ANN JOHNSON PAT ROHME BETTY CARR MARLENE JONCKHEER BARBARA SCHOEPPL PaT CONNELL MARGERY LOWE ELSA SLIFSTEIN BARBARA DEGEN SUE McCasKEY JACKIE Toovy Peccy DEWEIR BARBARA MOGILOWITZ DIANE VACHERESSE SHARON HERNDON SALLY MURRAY JAN WANTLAND Front Row: JONCKHEER, CARPENTER, SLIFSTEIN, McCaskey, MociLow!tz, Toovy, DEWEIR Second Row: Miss Brown, Stovis, Lowe, Murray, K. NorDBERG, BAXTER, ROHME, M. JOHN- SON, CONNELL Third Row: Lewis, Howarp, HERNDON, SCHOEPPL, VACHERESSE, WANTLAND, B. CARR 92 P. Carr, A. Topp, J. MontTcomery, Miss WILLIS LATIN CLUB OFFICERS INIA 1) [) ee eens Soe NC eden wee ile ot ee eT EVASTERGGEs Fe [0 eee Pee ec riee Lee ee ANE ys ae GD Yay LON TCOM EER Vale weseae ete ere cee ee ager aN ELAINE WHITELEY] NaANcy KERBY se e te re Oe es eek IVITSGMIVIARGAR Ea WLL 11S pe reee ee ee es MEMBERS KATURAH BACON Betsy GIBSON JociE BROWN MarTHA HENNA PaT CARR NANcY KERBY NAN CARTER MArY KOOMAN JOAN CLay SusAN McCasKEY JULIA COURTNEY Pat McCLureE LoulsE DuPuUIS ELEANOR MONTGOMERY JoAN FECHTMAN Jupy MONTGOMERY CAROLE GARDINER ELLEN PEARL re KATY SHERIDAN KAREN SHREINER ANN SWANBERG ANN Topp TERRY WALKER ANNE WATSON ELAINE WHITELEY Nancy WOOLDRIDGE THE FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS DARA SLOVIS+ 20: Sagatheecs chs scsebes tte ete eee ee President BARBARA: SCHOEPPL: 2. cies iceuee 5 aeg--cooe ee ee Vice President MADELINE®:- BERGER 4220 cic cctbcdee seek pen. See ee Secretary Rose MARY (WAKEFIELD (escec gc. cecene oe oe ee Treasurer Miss AGNES R: PORTERS 0 sae ee ee Sponsor MEMBERS ANDREA BACON BARBARA BAXTER JUDITH BELT NINA BRUSELL ANNE CONNAUGHTON Gay CRUTCHFIELD DIANE DALE CONSTANCE ELDRIDGE JULIE FARRAR SUZANNE FLEENOR Kay GRAY SALLY GUTHRIE CAROLYN HAWTHORNE SHARON HERNDON TirTo HUMBER Nancy HurRLEyY SUZANNE HUXFORD MARLENE JONCKHEER DELOoRES MIELKE Nancy NEWSOME Mary PIERCE RowANn ALICE STEVENS Pat TERRY JANE THORNTON JACKIE Toovy DIANE VACHERESSE WAKEFIELD, SCHOEPPL, BERGER, Miss PorTER, SLOVIS 94 Seated: JONCKHEER, ‘‘Pica,”’ Miss BULL, SLIFSTEIN Sianding: DOWNING, WAKEFIELD THE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS PSAP LL EGE | Nummeeeeee wees es eo ol ee. NIARPENES| ONCK EER meets eae: os, yeu eret sie cv ANEW Ft. so! Ors IBLE ASTER eo 2 as Wee UE ge ee ROsEMPVIAR VEV AKE RIEL DSe 2 eee eA ee PARGARAVIUEGEN Mee teeta an tee te GF VIZDEDINEED ERCE Ree eae te eee ee aw ee NIUSSSIVIAR VaE on UL: eee eee Ae eee gS) MEMBERS JupirH ABELOFF ELIzABETH DUERSON Betty JOHNSON GEorGIANA BAILEY Mim FINKELSTEIN Mary ANNE JOHNSON BaRBARA BAXTER JEAN GaTLIFF RoBEeRTA KarsH Joan BENNETT BarBARA GENGLER Rita LEHTONEN Sue BERTRAM VILMA GIAMMARIA Ranny Lewis SHIRLEY BoLer Nancy GuTHuHrIE SHEILA MACFARLANE Sara Li CAPELLA CLeO HERRERA Mary BetH Mapison Betty Carr June HocHwa.p Mary MILes Pat CONNELL LyNNETTE HoLMEs BarBara MociLowitz Louise Diaz ANN Howarp Dottie NELSON Mimi IDELSON Karen NorpBERG 95 Soir es President hse Vice President Net eps Secretary See S. Treasurer Program Chairman _...Music Chairman Learns, Sponsor NetpA NorpDBERG JEANNE PALMER BaRBARA SCHOEPPL DorotHy Simons SHARON SISSON DIANE SwoPE Torta THOMPSON JANE Topp JAN WANTLAND Pat YOAKAM Left to right: BAXTER, INGRAM, HUxForp, J. Topp, FEAR, TREVILLIAN, VACHERESSE, BUTEL, GENGLER, WOOLDRIDGE, M. JOHNSON, KLUGH, CRUTCHFIELD, K. Nixon, Miss BRUCE, HowarbD, YOAKAM, NASH, THRASHER, P. CARR, K. BACON, PRINCE, CONNELL, CLAY, B. JOHNSON, MILEs, Harris, HAWTHORNE, A. BACON THE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS GAROL! LIARRIS «22 sob riven oss ee a President SUE HOLMES 02 e3 ote se ee ee ee Vice President BARBARA: BAXTER seco a eee Secretary-7 reasurer DIANE. VACHERESSE: celui teks le er Librarian Miss. LeIcLIAN BRUCE? © ee Director MEMBERS ANDREA BACON DELORES GERBER KAREN NIXON KATURAH BACON NANCY GUTHRIE Jo PRINCE BARBARA BAXTER CAROL HarrIS KAREN SHREINER PHYLLIS BUTEL CAROLYN HAWTHORNE JANE THORNTON PaT CARR SUZANNE HUXFORD ANN Topp JOAN CLAY BETTY JOHNSON JANE Topp BARBARA COHEN Mary ANNE JOHNSON Jupy TREVILLIAN PAT CONNELL MARTHA ANN KLUGH DIANE VACHERESSE Gay CRUTCHFIELD Mary MILEs Nancy WOOLDRIDGE BARBARA GENGLER Nancy NAsH Pat YOAKAM 96 Left to right, down steps: Harris, Lewis, S. HoLmMes, B. JOHNSON, THRASHER, Howarp, MILEs, P. CaRR, VACHERESSE, MINTZ, J. Topp, TREVILLIAN, HAWTHORNE, INGRAM, BAXTER, A. Bacon, Cote, Miss BRUCE THE CHOIR OFFICERS BEES LOIN SON teen Re ceases Pie tO eee ee eR es eS President (GAROLY Na GOLE meee SF Sie eee ee eee en sd Vice President PA NDREAB DAGON ipeehts eae iene Seapets OR ae: Secretary- Treasurer BARPARABDAXTER sae eae as = Se Se RE nes pie aR Ae eee SEE SE) nen Librarian IVIISSLIALOGLA N R ULC Eames ee ener: Seger etree os, MRT Director MEMBERS ANDREA BACON KATURAH BACON BARBARA BAXTER PAT CARR JOAN CLAy BARBARA COHEN CAROLYN COLE DELORES GERBER CAROL Harris CAROLYN HAWTHORNE SUE HOLMES SUZANNE HUxXFoRD JOANNE INGRAM BETTY JOHNSON MARTHA ANN KLUGH 97 RANNY LEwIs Mary MILEs KAREN SHREINER ANN Topp JANE Topp Jupy TREVILLIAN DIANE VACHERESSE DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS CAROLYN’ COLES 259 og iets os oe sg ec eee President RosE MARY. WAKEFIE Lge oe ce ce Vice President BARBARA: MOGILO WIT Zisceeee soccer gece ee en Secretary JANE TODD: .2ccc:nbeecees Bee 8 ee Treasurer Miss MARILYN: PUT Zh ooeeer nn et ee ee Sponsor MEMBERS SHIRLEY CARPENTER ELSA SLIFSTEIN BARBARA DEGEN SARA SLOVIS LouIsE Dupuis JANE THORNTON Kay MELLOTT JACKIE Toovy DIANE VACHERESSE Miss Putz, WAKEFIELD, COLE, J. Topp, MociLow!Tz 98 BRUSELL, Cook, Miss Hixon, McKay, THOMPSON THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS SAN DR Ame hi eee Sienna ce nN ee kn he President POR TAME LEETOM PSO Ngee ee Oubaae, duee eee eee ce a ee Vice President Ke RENSDRUSE Lien a eeeeeeee ee ee a Secretary-7 reasurer KAREN BRUSELL hog A ee OH eS r Program Committee Torta THOMPSON | Miss THELMA HIXON .............. 1 Deo LAOS 2-0 SE Ree ee OE. Pt oe Sponsor MEMBERS KAREN BRUSELL BARBARA SMITH SonyA BURDICK DIANE SWOPE SANDRA COOK TorRIA THOMPSON Joan HAUGABOOK 99 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. OFFICERS MARGUERITE, BATEMAN Go. ee ee President TORIA THOMPSON © 222. sg ete ee Vice President Miss EURA’V(STROTHER wesc scsyee te cee ane ee Ri oa Sponsor MEMBERS Mrs. VIRGINIA K. ANTHES ROBERTA OWENS Standing: Miss STROTHER, MARGUERITE BATEMAN, ToRIA THOMPSON Kneeling: Mrs. VIRGINIA ANTHES, ROBERTA OWENS 100 Standing: MELLoTT, Miss GAMBRILL, CAPELLA, SLOVIS Kneeling: HUXFORD, VACHERESSE, BAXTER 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 SVU SER G oo Ly NS ee de ool ana en a President ARAB SMOATE DL AME we git e en ee OP Vice President Kesar Vie CO lt meine Bi Se coe eae eT Ok he! Secretary-7 reasurer WissE@ ARO TIN EIGAMERT tLe ee se ere i She a eB Sponsor MEMBERS BARBARA BAXTER SUZANNE HuxForD DIANE VACHERESSE 101 THE ENSEMBLE Miss LILLIAN BRUCE, Director ANDREA BACON SUE HOLMES BARBARA BAXTER ANN Howarpb PAT CARR BETTY JOHNSON CAROLYN COLE Mary MILEs CAROL Harris JANE Topp CAROLYN HAWTHORNE DIANE VACHERESSE Standing: A. BACON, HAWTHORNE, VACHERESSE, BAXTER, S. HoLMEs, B. JOHNSON, CoLe, MILEs, Harris, P. Carr, Howarp, J. Topp. Seated: Miss BRUCE 102 THE LAUREL CHAIN SONG W inding 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. 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. As the day draws nigh for parting, And we list to another call, In our hearts will live the echo, “Alma Mater, Fairfax Hall.” SENIORS: 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. JUNIORS: We accept with joyful hearts The challenge that you give, And promise we will keep it: In our hearts ’twill ever live. 103 The Athletics... «.% Re eet oe Sr ce — THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JupITH ABELOFF JOAN BENNETT ANDY BACON GEORGIANA BAILEY ELAINE CANNADAY SHIRLEY CARPENTER BETTY CARR OLIVIA CARR BARBARA COHEN CAROLYN COLE ANNE CONNAUGHTON BARBARA DEGEN Louise Diaz Mim! FINKELSTEIN SUZANNE FLEENOR MEMBERS JOAN HAUGABOOK SHARON HERNDON SUE HOoLMEs ANN HowarpD Jupy HUGHES Tito HUMBER SUZANNE HUXFORD Mimi IDELSON BETTY JOHNSON DorROTHY ILGUNAS Kay MELLOTT BARBARA MocILowITz SALLY MurRRAY Pat McCLurReE DIANE PETWAY 106 LIGGETT PAXSON BARBARA SCHOEPPL Mary ELLEN SCHULTZ DoroTHy SIMONS ELSA SLIFSTEIN SARA SLOVIS BARBARA SMITH ALICE STEVENS Torta THOMPSON ANN Topp JANE Topp Jackie Toovy Jupy TREVILLIAN DIANE VACHERESSE MERRELL WOODALL THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD OFFICERS gw TN Fed ey pes 6 Foch 2 Me aay ate Ek Cie eed ee President SUES IOLM ES Meee a eee elne Venn eee ct en Seer Ra Sta Vice President BARBARASSCH OED bl .mee mem ere Ghent a ony Gls eer en cen Meco 5 Cet Secretary RSE ORGLANASISA ILE Viera etaeeritier ee wien ee ee ee gs gd Fst pach _.. Treasurer SSATL Yau V1 UR ECA Yee a one rt see nent ec eense = ees AG President, Porpoise Club OLGA DOWNING 2. end 1k eee AD ng eee ee Dk, et President, Dance Club JOANIE] AUGABOOK sme eae ee a) ek ete President, Boots and Sa ddle Club DOROTHY. SIMMONS amen ee gees eka ay ee en eA President, Riding Club IV ISSaESILA NORM OSES Mei RM eis eer aoe Ais use Sponsors Miss ROBERTA Mount (| Standing: Miss Rose, Miss Mount Seated: DowNINc, BAILEY, S. Hotmes MeE.LLottT, Murray, SIMOoNS, SCHOEPPL, HAUGABOOK 107 THE VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Tito HumBer, Captain BARBARA SMITH, Manager Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach SHIRLEY CARPENTER ©. tc ee ceesye ge toe Cars ANDY (BACON G0 tones Gene uh on ee eee eee Siri ots Ce a an et ee pied | SALLYs MURRAY. -225c.5iiacseeeee a epee yee eee EW JOAN) FIAUGABOOK: 2.2. 2:2 occ) ae ae R.W JUDY “TREVILLIAN 2 8cees ete Olas ce ee IAL BARBARA SCHOEPPLS 2... Site leet: KAY. MELLOTT ucat etliee g Cr: TITO, FOMBER ego secon. ee eee ae i ee Rae LOUISE =DIAZ) 2.2 a en ee Jeghs Loe BO Sen | Eval §: BARBARA MOGILOWITZ ( 7. Ee ce, ce ROE CAROLYN « COLE® ica ogee eee reste ee G, : 1 ; . z F ‘ : . sei bs 3 pe a . 2 ok eo a revhat : ; S ‘ a ee . . 3 5 . : ‘ : Ay oe RS : s : A . oon ee 0 ; a. be a, , a Page i ‘ga 3 ‘ ag ee: © Top: SmitH, Manager, Mocitowitz, A. BAcon, Miss Rose, SCHOEPPL, Murray, HAUGABOOK, COLE Bottom: CARPENTER, HUMBER, MELLOTT, TREVILLIAN, DIAz 108 First Row: A. Topp, IDELSON, FINKELSTEIN, PETway, ABELOFF, DEXTER Second Row: CONNAUGHTON, S. HoLMEs, Toovy, HucHEs, JONEs, DoNovAN Third Row: Simons, CourRTNEY, SLOvIs, MATHEWS THE JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM ANNE CONNAUGHTON, Captain Betsy STEPHENSON, Manager Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach JAMSTSS UNG)}BS © see, SAAC i, t= aot a Cer DUMUS INK Wis Le iN ermine Mee INICK IRIN SO Nien inert ee PE ke 8 eS) L.W OSES RTT, cc) EA are ee er Mi Men DE SON ames eee wena a ee Ee Et pee) R.W. AM BSE ER ARGIN SAS (- BOY Alat ea eee a | ae ne ferry: TAY Eee LOR bial f ahes Macy go 4a | 1) cb a ND Cara AM Ue CONN AUCH LONMe aeaemrre Ai oe Ae Od, TDR eas Ri Vee STARS STOEL: 7 SAS ae Pie Lo ae oe Ot CT EAIOYD. Wie FOALS (a0 So ear a ek JRE (CO LIGANV ACLS sone 0. LU eae te Substitutes: Toovy, HUGHEs, Donovan, Simons, MATHEWS 109 THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM JoAN HAuGABOOK, Captain SALLY Murray, Manager Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach Forwards Guards SuE HOLMES BARBARA SCHOEPPL JoAN HAUGABOOK Kay MELLOTT JAYE ABELOFF Mary ELLEN SCHULTZ ALICE GALT BETTY JOHNSON Standing: MELLoTT, MurrRAY, SCHULTZ Seated: B. JOHNSON, ABELOFF, S. HOLMEs, GALT Kneeling: HAUGABOOK, SCHOEPPL 110 oe See St MocILow1Tz, CONNAUGHTON, ELpRIDGE, MCCLURE, SMITH, PETway, HUGHES, CANNADAY, DIAz THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BARBARA SMITH, Captain BARBARA MociLow1tTz, Manager Miss ELEANOR Rose, Coach Forwards DIANE PETWAY BARBARA SMITH ELAINE CANNADAY ANNE CONNAUGHTON 1] Guards LoulsE Diaz SHIRLEY CARPENTER Jupy HucHEs Pat McCLure CONNIE ELDRIDGE THE PORPOISE CLUB OFEICERS SALLY, MURRAY =| 600 cy, cot ee President NICKT NIXON S22 RM oe A ee re eee Vice President SHARON (HERNDON jaca cee cce ce Secretary-T reasurer Wiss E UE ANOR-ROSEie- 25 2oe gee ee Sponsor MEMBERS JAYE ABELOFF SUZANNE HUxXFoRD GEORGIANA BAILEY ELEANOR MONTGOMERY BARBARA BAXTER Jupy MONTGOMERY ELAINE CANNADAY Nicki NIxon JoAN HAUGABOOK BARBARA SCHOEPPL Trro HUMBER Mary ELLEN SCHULTZ Miss Rose, SCHULTZ, Peart, N. Nixon, HumBer, ABELOFF, BAILEY, CANNADAY, MurRAY, HuxForp, J. MoNTGoMERY, SCHOEPPL, E. MONTGOMERY, BAXTER, HAUGABOOK. 112 Standing: SLIFSTEIN, CAPELLA, D1Az, CANNADAY Seated: SCHOEPPL, TREVILLIAN, CLAY, VACHERESSE, CARPENTER, DOWNING, PATRICK, WICKE, BARTLEY, ILGUNAS, DALE THE DANCE CLUB OFFICERS GAR ILIONWN IN Cue ene mie en ety ra Ne or ain. Fe President Den APOLIES TEIN @etk ce) meer nee eee 8 Je er 8 Vice President, Secretary DARBARABOCHORDD | meee see Me eee Pee A PO Fg A Treasurer INTISSELCICEANOREES OSE eee mune Wan ce een eee Ny 7) ey Ae Se Sponsor MEMBERS NANcy BARTLEY LoulsE Diaz ELAINE CANNADAY JUNE HockwALp SARA Li CAPELLA DEE ILGUNAS SHIRLEY CARPENTER KEITHA PATRICK JOAN CLAY Jupy TREVILLIAN DIANE DALE DIANE VACHERESSE JOANNE WICKE 113 THE BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB OFFICERS JOAN: HAUGABOOK’ =... 250: 2 cee ee President LIGGETT PAXSON® -.cee 2, eee oe see eee Secretary- Treasurer Miss: ROBERTA MOUNT 2 cso ee ese Sponsor MEMBERS OLIVIA CARR Nicki NIxon GRETCHEN MINTZ DoroTHy SIMONS SALLY MURRAY MERRELL WoopDALL SSSR SE ss SACRE EEO eNO NE: ae % Mintz, Paxson, N. Nixon, HAucaBook, Simons, WoopDALL, Murray, O. CARR 114 THE RIDING CLUB N. Nixon, SmItH, SIMONS, WooDDALL OFEICERS ORG EE EOIMONS Meena te ae he Chen eee one ee he iS 9} President BAR BARAGOM(] 1 pememeenn ee Meee ees Oe Ma. 2 hale My cs ghee). | Vice President DVLERREA LAE WOODDA [ok gmerenee nae tier eres pens hse Vee ce a Secretary ING Rm 0) Nene eee ae ene CO ke Sy Treasurer VISSER. OB BET AGIVIOUN [Mee Meee n eat esdec gre eae ey ce eet Oe Sponsor MEMBERS JOAN BENNETT MADELINE BERGER SUE BERTRAM BONNIE BISHOP SHIRLEY BOLER JociE BROWN NINA BRUSELL PHYLLIS BUTEL ELAINE CANNADAY OLIVIA CARR NAN CARTER BARBARA COHEN JULIE FARRAR JOAN FECHTMAN CLEMENTINA FILOSA SUZANNE FLEENOR JEAN GATLIFF SUE HaAsTINGS JOAN HAUGABOOK CAROLYN HAWTHORNE MARTHA HENNA SUZANNE HUxFoRD DEE ILGUNAS CAROL JOHNSON ROBERTA KARSH Mary KooMAn SHELIA MACFARLANE Nancy MATHEWs 115 SUE McCasKEY Pat McCiLure PENNY McKay DELorRES MIELKE GRETCHEN MINTZ SALLY MURRAY JEANNE PALMER KEITHA PATRICK LIGGETT PAXSON FAY PLIESCOTT ALICE STEVENS DIANE SWOPE ‘Torta THOMPSON PAT YOAKAM THE CHEERLEADERS JoAN HAUGABOOK DEE ILGUNAS LYNDA STEIN Nancy BARTLEY SUZANNE HUxXFORD BARBARA SCHOEPPL JOANNE WICKE ANN Topp TERRY WALKER MARY CEciL LAWTER SCHOEPPL, HUxFoRD, WALKER, ILGUNAS, A. Topp, HAUGABOOK, STEIN 116 SONGS AND YELLS Warriors from the halls of Fairfax, Warriors from the halls of Fairfax, Come to beat We're the best team of all. Warriors from the halls of Fairfax Warriors from the halls of Fairfax Heap big Indian scouts Gonna beat The team was in a huddle The captain lowered her head, They all got together And this is what they said: You gotta F-I-G-H-T, You gotta F-I-G-H-T, You gotta F-I-G-H-T, You gotta fight with all your might, You gotta fight, team, fight! Folks are dumb where we come from They ain’t had any learning; Stull we'll beat ’em easily Doing what comes naturally. Folks like us don’t never fuss With school and books and learning. Yet we know how to play hockey Doing what comes naturally. You don’t have to look in a book to find That they fear us and it’s on their mind That comes naturally. The teachers down at Fairfax They even cheer us on: They know that we’re the bestest They’ll ever hope to find. So we tell you truthfully There ain’t no denying We can beat that Doing what comes naturally, A-doing what comes naturally. 117 The Features... College Senior KIKI KOKOLIS Mr. A. A. KoKo_is PATRICIA CONNELL Mr. LLoyp CONNELL Muss CAROLYN COLE Mr. Harry NAsH ing Dance BARBARA SMITH Mr. CARL GIBBs SMITH MARGUERITE BATEMAN Mr. FLoyp BATEMAN KAREN BRUSELL Mr. LLoyp CONNELL 121 College Senior SONYA BURDICK Mr. RICHARD BURDICK ANNE CONNAUGHTON Dr. E. Ross MINTz LouIseE D1Az Mr. JOHN A. DIAz Ring Dance JOAN HAUGABOOK SUE HoLMEs Mr. E. R. McKENZIE Mr. JOHN H. HoLMes � Nancy NAsH Torta THOMPSON Mr. PEMBROKE NaAsH Mr. FRED W. SPEERS 123 SARA SLOVIS BARBARA LEE DEGEN GEORGIANA BAILEY JANE Topp Mr. AHAM EUSTER CADET ROBERT JOYCE Dr. HuGH BAILEY Dr. LEE B. Topp Hish School a al - NANcy BARTLEY Pa Dr. HoMER BarRTLEY Becky BusBy SARA Li CAPELLA BETTY CARR BARBARA COHEN Mr. Mayo Reap Mr. W. B. GATEs, SR. Mr. Forrest E. CARR Mr. DONALD COHEN Preccy DEWEIR Nancy FEAR CLEMENTINA FILOSA Mimi FINKELSTEIN Mr. R. A. DEWEIR Mr. CLAUDE FEAR Mr. GuERINO FILOsA Mr. ALBERT FINKELSTEI Ring Dance ALICE GALT Mr. JAcKk ATWELL Caro. Harris ANN Howarp JUDITH HUGHEs Tito HUMBER Mr. STANLEY A. Harris Mr. Kevin Howarp Mr. E. J. HUGHES Dr. LEE B. Topp NANCE-ELLEN HURLEY Mimi IDELSON Mary ANNE JOHNSON MARLENE JONCKHEER Mr. R. W. BAKER Mr. Harry NAsH Mr. JOSEPH SMILEY Mr. ROBERT KLUGH, JR. MARCIA KIRKPATRICK MARTHA ANN KLUGH RANNY LEwiIs MARGERY LOWE Mr. S. S. KIRKPATRICK Mr. R. P. KLUGH Mr. Harry C. Lewis Mr. ARTHUR W. LOWE Kay MELLOoTT DELORES MIELKE SALLY MURRAY KAREN NORDBERG Mr. Forrest MELLoTT Mr. Henry A. MIELKE Mr. THomas E. MurRAY Mr. H. M. No rpBERG JEANNE PALMER KEITHA PATRICK Jo PRINCE ELSA SLIFSTEIN CADET JORGE MARQUES Mr. Wabe H. Patrick Mr. J. B. PRINCE Mr. DAN Isaac LYNDA STEIN Mr. BERNARD S. STE BETSY STEPHENSON JANE THORNTON BARBARA THRASHER DIANE VACHERESSE R. WILLIAM C, STEPHENSON Mr. J. F. THORNTON Mr. F. L. THRASHER Dr. EpwARD VACHERESSE Ma y ueen MISS SARASTITEGAPELEAN HAVANA, CUBA The May Court First Row: Mildred Gates (Page), Louise Diaz, (Maid of Honor), Claire Robertson (Crown Bearer), Sara Li Capella (Queen), Sue Holmes (Maid of Honor), Jane Turner (Train Bearer), Ann Swanberg (Page) Second Row: Tito Humber, Toria Thompson, Barbara Thrasher, Sara Slovis, Nancy Bartley, Marlene Jonckheer, Jane Todd, Barbara Degen, Peggy DeWeir, Joan Haugabook, Marcia Kirkpatrick, Karen Brusell, Jane Thornton, Kay Mellott ‘Peter and the Wolf’’—The Maypole Apple Blossom Princess Miss ANN-MARIE BRUSELL Salvador, Bahia, Brazil STUDENT DIRECTORY PX BEDOK Fe) DUT bl same ate ee Se ae 1867 Brandon Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia PAUP EL EIS VIRS RNEIRCINIA (Inu ee ee eee cee 830 South Ellison Lane, Waynesboro, Virginia PNTIEREIAMMER 05 Ul Rat a eee et Eo ae, 805 Devonshire Road, Dayton 9, Ohio BNGON ANDREA Beet ae ee eM eae oe 344 Laurel Lane, Haverford, Pennsylvania BACONBINA TUR A Ht pmeeee oot ce oe eae ce 418 Eighth Avenue, St. Albans, West Virginia BAIDEY GEORGIANA pe pees 2 oe 1626 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Charleston |, West Virginia BARTER YMUNANGY gee Seen, Mees nae wig, at 1006 Oakwood Drive, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia BATEMANEIVIARCUERITEtett sce eee ee 1103 Twelfth Street, Waynesboro, Virginia BANDE RED AREBAR A te opt ere tence 8 sete te ee ee og eee ht cc eea tees Squires Lane, Minerva, Ohio BECr ye) UDITH meee _...% Ayabian American Oil Company, Dhahran (Abqaiq), Saudi Arabia BENNE Tow] OAN pa eee ee 2 ‘ Creole Petroleum Corporation, Las Piedras, E.F., Venezuela BERGE RemIVIAD EGIN bie eretinees ts See is ee eae he Calle Bustos 2365, Santiago, Chile BROW eA by Sel On obec Ree Ws 2k Pyeng Wg. sie een See oe 811 Third Street, Marietta, Ohio BISHOPABDONN lea wiieerere ote ee er, 2000 Pleasant Avenue, Wellsburg, West Virginia BOGhe SHIRE Vee ere ee ea tly tae ee Rr 5243 South Morgan, Chicago, Illinois TS ROW IN Th] OC Li ween eo ss ein Re eer ee nn eI Pee 15171 West Parkway, Detroit 23, Michigan BRUCE ANNZVIARI Bee ee eee eee Rua Manoel Barreto 50, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil BRUISE RICAR EIN Gee ee cat oo etn Rua Manoel Barreto 50, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil BURCH BBEVERCE Ying 0 mre te cates 105 North Beechwood Avenue, Baltimore 28, Maryland BRD ME NV eae ee ee a 3929 Normandy, Dallas, Texas BS VME EC pe ee eer ee ae ey 56B Tradd Street, Charleston, South Carolina SFeSH We dee eW AR (et ee Fil ee) See oe eee 1244 East 27th Street, Topeka, Kansas (BA NINAD A VOREC CAIN E mieeeees ieee ests or 28, Route 6, Box 15, Charleston, West Virginia GAPE TAA R At) si geen selma eet Cb tT a ho ee a ae 30 +3303, Marianao, Habana, Cuba (ENR MEE ELAN A mememeehe eabem ea ie ate es 6226 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana (EAR DENTE RG OLIR Lib Vase bers irs octets ae 4142 University Boulevard, Dallas, Texas GOAT aL Es 1s 1 ye eet cee 107 - 8lst Avenue, Kew Gardens, L.]., New York CCAR REO [VA ee re See pee ee Kincaid Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina CON Jee Nudie ee eS eee 107 - Bist Avenue, Kew Gardens, L.I., New York (GARR CCITA RICE EN Wales ee eo od, Secw ees pages eee 4623 North 14th Street, Arlington, Virginia CyS awe, INU Sed ee ee, 7 eee Cee eee 3000 Linden Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania GWAR ROW VLAR VEL. O Ute erent nt aa eek ae so ee. 846 Stratfield Road, Bridgeport, Connecticut CEIEA Ve) CAN sets Street coe ie 5 So RATS ee 108 Gatewood Avenue, Crewe, Virginia (EGE AR ES RA tea oan as ed ag eee san mele epee 103 Kingsley Lane, Norfolk, Virginia SO TERRA ROLLY Niles fret aad ee ees 205 North Bath Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia OG IAN ING CE ODS SENSING po ed ee ey ee 2113 South S Street, Fort Smith, Arkansas ONIN TL TOR AT RICTA meme se ete, ee ee 3301 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas 5, Texas GOOKROANDR A et eee eet Oe Oe hari a8 7638 Southwestern Boulevard, Dallas, Texas Cal TRENT. ALOE i OY So ieee ote ee roe eee Mundy Point, Virginia CCOZART CANNE Seen ee ae ek ae Tee 1502 Oakland Avenue, Durham, North Carolina CRIT CEYRIF Tc RCA Vee eta ec ee eee 835 Oak Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia ee] A Vereen LL A Ni Papeete cree ee a 3563 West Fifth, Fort Worth, Texas DEGENABARBARA sees eo core ‘ Creole Petroleum Corporation, La Salina, E.Z., Venezuela TED WEEN be EGG Vea eee 2353 North Oakland Street, Arlington, Virginia [DIA Zan SOUILS heer eee oo A 2703 Morrison Avenue, Tampa, Florida Bes FOG Egy ea ee 5, 2 eee ne ae nt en eee 321 East Market Street, York, Pennsylvania TCI COVA NIE VLC ET Meee eens ae en) EE sa Ee 68 Sackarackin, Dover, Delaware TONNE oe COE CN ec a le gee I os ent eae “% Aduana, Managua, Nicaragua DIOERSON MS IELIZABE CHa e ie = oe eee aes es 1527 Parkland Drive, Lynchburg, Virginia DEUS ec US ee tee se see a ea ae 1206 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana The old gang... Alive, ain’t they? ... Am I the queen or am I the queen? . . . Don’t miss that flash! . . . This is my little daughter, Petunia . . . Isn’t he cute? .. . I try so hard .. . Tired, aren’t we? .. . Every Sunday afternoon 132 STUDENT DIRECTORY PICDRIDGES CONSTANCE ce ee sent ees as 423 Belvedere Street, Lynchburg, Virginia EAR TCATOM | Lilie] Rane eee ot eee en heed ee ye occ es 506 C Street, Farmington, Missouri ME ARMEINANGY att si Pee eta eg ie Fyne e 151 Sunset Drive, Fairmont, West Virginia LCELUMA Ns) OAN@eeeee etna) taneaemit ae lo. keh oat R.R. 1, Hawkinsville, Georgia BERNE CHARMAINE| ie. 16 ye eee ete. 3202 North Underwood Street, Falls Church, Virginia LE COSATECSEE MEN TIN Ages woy cette 4 ot eee tie hc) ote | Chandler Terrace, Wilder, Vermont INK ECSTLEIN © ViIMI Meee ica hereto icon, 2727 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Iiae NOR WMOUZANNE Seer meme rr ee ee hk! 3568 Talahi Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee SrA TAS ILC Pewee ereet tae eon eT 7406 Shirland Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia lARDINER, CAROLE: 4 ee 6, 360 S. Hibiscus Drive, Hibiscus Island, Miami Beach, Florida ORR DNER SN A Yate rete Smee ey es 3815 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond 27, Virginia GY LESMEVLILORE Die eets tape ae AE oe ees Tee | Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia OES LE Eee | ESA NM eer ged he eel ee en ey ee Williamsburg, Kentucky PSEING EROS DARBARA txt see a 132 East Second Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania ‘SERBER MD ELORES a) seus e--) aan ye 8 407 West Boulevard Drive, Alexandria, Virginia CSIAMM AR IAMEV [EMA pete cen a ete Ley Apartado Aereo 705, Barranquilla, Colombia RIBSON ED Ed 5 ieee et een eLearn ok Iaeger, West Virginia GEE BIOLAN Feeney eS) eee 5911 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, Texas Ce, ISIE on I ee ok ee eee ee Box 239, Ras Tanura, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia SOIR IFN ANC Vag ees 2 eee oe are ees Re ne 27 Sotho onl Ivy Hill, Harlan, Kentucky GRLLIRIEMESAL LYRA NN Wein tt ney coe Me oti es Lm Ivy Hill, Harlan, Kentucky PIS RRI SCAR OL meme ee tigen te Seek Re OOo a 8 ae ah Smoke Rise, Butler, New Jersey TAIAS TINGS Bol Kaen cme sg re nn oe Route 1, Box 146, Federalsburg, Maryland IAG A BOOK OANH Ec ance or Gh ie re 1285 Nottingham Drive, Macon, Georgia PA WEHORN EW GAROL YNuseeee ee eS TE 719 Byrd Park Court, Richmond, Virginia SARIN NACE VIAR HA pee erate eee. ef he. 411i Cary Street Road, Richmond, Virginia SERN DON MOL ARON @e erties ete oe) S) st ts Long Lane Farm, White Stone, Virginia Pie RRe RA CEEMENGIAw emitter ett eer ie oo SR Calle 71 +537, Bogota, Colombia PIOCGR WALD SIUIN bet ee ee eo cre 315 East 54th Street, New York 34, N. Y. PLOUMES MEI LV NN Eri Eimmenre see ed oY yg ic 1003 Delaware Avenue, Suffolk, Virginia TIO UMESs oo U Emesetee tm eee fog he le 94114 Somerset Drive, Charleston, West Virginia OU AIDES N Napanee pees gi) Ne oon YN oP ee P. O. Box 3684, Beirut, Lebanon REDE Es SURGING, te ale sk Ce ea 136 Strand, Hermosa Beach, California EG HE SMm UD YM See ey gL eg es Tags ie ee A ry te Quechee, Vermont PLC ME MRRP TT Ome ee Renn ae eee 121 East Woodlawn, San Antonio, Texas Elum rr vE NANGCE-ELLE Nees berm 2 eek a 52 Maple, Princeton, New Jersey IU PORD I UZ ANNE pees At, eRe ree eee 800 Evergreen Street, Brewton, Alabama ADE ESO NMA IMI merce nrs meets ay 0 NPS yh, 1876 Bougainvillea Street, Sarasota, Florida RECN ASML JOROT HX meres 07 ert er el, Box 105, Hart Road, Mentor, Ohio INGRAM OL NNE geese, ry er Route 1, Box 20, Bassett, Virginia BOUINSON we DE Il Ygepee a ee re, ea ce Box 235, Sperryville, Virginia WORINSON® CAROLLANNE WE eet. 5 es ee 2623 Cumberland Avenue, Ashland, Kentucky OHINSONGEIVIARYS ANNE @ eee ty Pie 119 Sunset Road, Lewistown, Pennsylvania RONGRHEERMIVIARELINE Meee ail hues eae Brionplein 4, Willemstad, Curacao, N. A. JONES@eVIAR TORI E Mees 40h Guyasuta Road, Fox Chapel, Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania HORAMEMON RIN ANC Vasee es A 25) 27s, hs es 33 Elmwood Avenue, Chatham, New Jersey KORSHMROPERTA me eee Po Na ee ee 4001 East Third Avenue, Denver, Colorado KRERBYMINANCY 2-248 le eT EET NOUN ete Wa be PR RE eR Pe 1640 Park Road, Waynesboro, Virginia =m. . (Top to bottom) Watch that stuff! .. . Go with that car! ... The line-up . . . Roommates... A motley crew... “Smile! ...’’ . .. Just me and my teddy bear . . . Nothing but Ivy League... Arriba! . . . Into the air, junior birdmen! 134 STUDENT DIRECTORY Rees ER ICKSMVIARCIAGS pene k gees ss Ree eel M.R.97, Willow Lane, Binghamton, New York Kine VIARGO Deeewae ea ge oe Spring Valley Road, Morristown, New Jersey KGCU CE VIARTHATA NN Seen oe 110 Cherokee Avenue, Union, South Carolina KORO IS IN IK | ieeeureuemes ah eee eee 322 South West Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania SOOMA NM VIAR Yqeene? Be e ta A ee og 565 21st Ave., N.E., St. Petersburg, Florida LAWTER, Mary CECIL ..... Eee ae 1014 Florida Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina EL UTONENSORIT AS ewer ee ih ke ee Lo Apartado 325, Santiago, Dominican Republic TERY LOMB AAVIN Ye tent eh er at ae he ek ng West Patterson, Loris, South Carolina [FONE VAR CE RVs seem nme san: OP Oe ure En 806 North Avenue, N.E., Massillon, Ohio I AGECAREANESE OF EIA pic: srw te ie re | Apartado 43, Sagua la Grande, Cuba WMIADISONMIVIARY BETH a5. seen ee U.S. Highway 23, South, Prestonburg, Kentucky PARTE STEN ANC neta cot a Oe fe ee i ad 565 - 21st Avenue, N.E., St. Petersburg, Florida WICCASK EH Yer OLISA Ngee tay oh came co 2816 Bethel Church Road, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania NWiGG@EUNGMIVIAR) ORIE Mer See 9.. ie 2. ak ere! ewe 226 Isle Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia WiGGruREt PATRICIASANNE. 5... 5 6,40... ee. R.F.D. 2, Box 262-A, Richmond, Virginia Wie es Van PENELOPE Meee a eee Bye 212 Bartlett Avenue, Luray, Virginia VIR OR TARICAY i Mi, Bye er South Second Street, McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania WHE Ries DE LORES seat taee 0. Noe Set aad «Tattler 5, CMe ot) 217 South Emerson, Indianapolis, Indiana VIDEO MAVIAR Vineet metas rae eS pal Foe CEASE GOs 2469 La Vista Trail, Decatur, Georgia WITTER ED AR GAR Awe oe oe eed ne ie ge 4577 Meridian Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida IVA GRET CHEN@s ee oe 10 Wildemere Terrace, Concord, New Hampshire VOR Se] OFC betertier eh ON Me £m es 8 415 North Center Street, Cumberland, Maryland WIGGIROW LZ AED AR BARA tugs 1! Sr e's 113 Cowell Avenue, Oil City, Pennsylvania WIG NaeOMERYRLGLE A NORM we cone he ck gs ee 512 Second Street, Marietta, Ohio MONE COMER Yee] UD mamene memes, urls eS iy hy ik 512 Second Street, Marietta, Ohio NIGRRAYMOALLY 25 4) ee ee 5415 Northumberland Street, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania ASH NANG Yee dese ea 310 East Church Street, Tarboro, North Carolina INEESON, DOROTHY =. es 2 ......2......5448 Dawes Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia ING Wis MEN ANG Yee e es er eT ol 35 Meadowbrook Road, Needham, Massachusetts ONME UD) are eee eee eg | ek 2076 Auburn, Holt, Michigan DEXON SIC ARENo 5 ee Apartado 172, % Creole Petroleum Corporation, Maracaibo, Venezuela INORDBERGMICARE NMC sstuee ee Cove View Avenue, Willomere, Riverside, Connecticut INGRDBERGIENELDA tet 2 eae wee F Cove View Avenue, Willomere, Riverside, Connecticut INOUE URA seme mem eee Te 84 Shore Road, Patchogue, New York OwENs, ROBERTA ____ acl LOC 8 a ee od meee 416 Church Street, Hawley, Pennsylvania BACMER aE CANN Ew eatin se meer en Sewell’s Point Road, Jensen Beach, Florida PAR ISMESUISA Nabe sae ete Jy Se ea 135 Abbeyville Road, Apt. 411, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania BSTC REIL UAVANN tae Nee ee 1) 1307 North Roan, Johnson City, Tennessee PAX SOR EeLIGCE Til peceane oe Be ae yh ol” 1951 Lewis Mountain Road, Charlottesville, Virginia PEARL, ELLEN, 9241-61 E. Bay Harbor Drive, Moreno Bey Apts., Bay Harbor Island, Miami Beach, Florida CRE AV earl LAN Eee te oe ie ey a oe pe ee re ey Bath, North Carolina Ee ScD 9k eA vee te Mee ae | Box 403, Cambridge, Maryland FRU O meer ieee Mee oe ee Fe Loris, South Carolina ECLA AS, 185 eg ed Be) So ect ee 1530 Ridge Place, S.E., Washington 20, D. C. ESOL MESS a A Tae eee ie pla hc. aelin oe ah 316 Crompton Road, Waynesboro, Virginia RG WANSEVIAG Ys DIERChiwei 8 ce et 1 age 0 637 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia EUMSE von CARE News Meets early 2 | i Foe 6 270 North West Street, Hillsdale, Michigan STUDENT DIRECTORY SCHMICK i CAROLYN tose esc ee ee ee eee Preston, Maryland SCHOEPPIS: BARBARA ss. sets tse ee ee 4400 Post Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida SCHUETZ IMARYI ELLEN oe eee Elk Mountain, Box 821, Waynesboro, Virginia SHERIDAN, KATIE whee eet tn ete eee 470 West 24th iret! New York 11, N. Y. SHREINER; KAREN ant eee re eee eee 230 Allyn Boulevard, Chardon, Ohio SIMONS DOROTH Yo eee ee 1122 S. W. 11th Avenue, Gainesville, Florida SISSON; SHARON see eee ee eee Ae pen eitbes 603 Ross Street, Middletown, Ohio SUIFSTEINS EUSA pace net ei eh ree Republica 371, Camaguey, Cuba SLOVIS; SAR AS oes a el ae ees Bee Box 135, Middlesboro, Kentucky SMITH, -DARBARAs esses aay ete ERI See ch ioe eA 208 Ridge Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee SOMMARDAH Ie | OANN Ee, seer ee ee ee 3122 Linwood Road, Roanoke, Virginia STEIN; (LYNDA ee ee 2 hg a ee 255 Shoe Lane, Warwick, Virginia STEPHENSON GETS Yaseen ee 363 Walnut Avenue, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia STEVENS, CALICH wee ft 8 25 ee ee R.F.D., Sunbury Plantation, McIntosh, Georgia SWANBERGAANNiGS eee eee | Maple Street, East Brookfield, Massachusetts SWOPE: ! DIANE est See ea i ee eee 514 Lake View Avenue, Orlando, Florida TLERRY 2 PATRICIA Geet ee ee ee eee % Aramco, Dhahran, Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia ‘THOMPSON. ORTAS 2 20.) 0) 2 te eee ee et Route |, Box 85, Lyndon, Kentucky GHORNTON SJ ANEss:..96 eee ee end a 155 Ridgewood Place, Athens, Georgia THRASHERS BARBARA © 2.020250 ed copter yo ee R.F.D. 3, Box 59, Norfolk 6, Virginia ODD ANN titee tere eaee tn, Se pein AE SNE a Quinwood, West Virginia “LODD, BAN EUs A Gee oie So le a ieee SO eae ok 7 eee eee Quinwood, West Virginia TOOVY; 2] ACKI Fs ee Be ee en eee ee 6 - 50th Street, S.E., Charleston, West Virginia TREVILLIANs 0) UD Ys 20 o08 ee rte 808 Fendall Terrace, Charlottesville, Virginia VCACHERESSEes LTA N Bipeetes rere a ee 1336 Locust Avenue, Fairmont, West Virginia VANCE. SFLARRIE Tse ee a ee 78 Peachtree Circle, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia MINSON OOLTV LAgsee heen et met cer eee Avon Dell Farm, Long Green Road, Glen Arm, Maryland WAKEFIELD INOSE: VIARY e2e eee Box 719, R.T., % Aramco, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia WALKER, “TERRY 962 oeeroton tle gean ce ee A linen oi Sees ok Burkeville, Virginia VWANTISAND 3) Aeon Jefferson and Van Drives, Seminole, Oklahoma WATSON £oANNE (Ocoee ace et eof ees ees 212 Franklin Street, Louisa, Kentucky WHARTON; JEAN ANN oe coe ee 1705 Dorchester Place, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma WHITELEY «LAINE wee Ap Pee Sve eae a 41 Bridge Street, Lambertville, New Jersey WICKES; JOANNE) 2 ee ae ee 1420 North 12th Avenue, Pensacola, Florida WO JNICKI KATHY Gece ae ee ae es es eee Box 4, Dillwyn, Virginia WOODDALLG AMERREUL 6. tee et eee ee eee 2323 Kings Way, Augusta, Georgia WOOLDRIDGE, NANCY 2.3 2s erie ee cee 2616 Valley View Avenue, Bluefield, West Virginia YY OAKAM}) PATRICIA. ents ee 435 Woodcrest Drive, Dearborn, Michigan 136 FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY ALEXANDER, Mrs. J. M., Sr................. 136 Wiginton Street, Clemson, South Carolina BLINpT, Mrs. GERTRUDE W., 304 East Tenth Avenue, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania BROW NIVIISSSE MIGY Roe 847 Woodrow Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia BRU remlVISce S1ICLLA N seer terran eee 15 Dominion Street, Truro, Nova Scotia EG ie ViIsselVEAR Ya 2TH Ee eee 202 East 45th Street, Savannah, Georgia GRIST JOHNeIVIISS ANNE ee eee Box 664, Newt own, Pennsylvania IED SIVIRSeLIARRISas ee en ee 508 Park Road, Towson 4, Maryland GAMBRILL, Miss CAROLINE................. 201 Armory Street, New Haven, Connecticut EAIND am VIUISSSES THEA UL nee eee ee ee ee ee Edwards, Mississippi TLIXON@VIISSO HEL MAG uo se eee. Somerset Avenue, Segregansett, Massachusetts LamPTON, Miss SHIRLEY.................... 500 Highland Avenue, Mullens, West Virginia PAW LER SIVIRS] VIARYEL) es oe 1014 Florida Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina Marks, Miss SWANN..............--..-- Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia VUAdILOX SIVIRS Ne eerie eee ee, De tare 752 Pine Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia NMIAUPINSVIRSMDAISY® lea ee. Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia NIOUNTeIVISS ROBERTA ssa.) ye 67 Park Road, Wyomissing Hills, Pennsylvania INEVINVIRSSDEULAH bi 3439 Bradley Place, Raleigh, North Carolina Pappas, Miss ELIZABETH............ 609 West Church Street, Ahoskie, North Carolina PorTER, Miss AcNEs R., 16 Kanawha Boulevard, West, Charleston, West Virginia Putz, Miss MaARILYN............ 225 North Park Drive, Point Pleasant, West Virginia EVOL Ral VL see Gee Leeman Ora 3509 Gillespie Avenue, Nashville 5, Tennessee RoBERTSON, Mrs. Marjorie G., Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia FOCERSMIVIRS @ OLX hee eee 404 Locust Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia TNOSE es VLISSI ELAN OR bea eres ee ee Vine Street, Franklinton, North Carolina BS UN DERSS DRO Came ene eae 817 - 14th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia SC Ole ViISSELIEL EN ae ee nee ee Asbury, West Virginia SMITH, Mrs, MARGARET 1a... 604 Poplar Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia STROTHER, Miss EuraA V........... 808 Marigold Street, Rocky Mount, North Carolina WATS. INES IN Wey tinge eee 201 Asher Street, Culpeper, Virginia ‘ ow ) ; i ss ge mY The ‘ 4 i se The letters didn’t show up . . . Strolling slowly o’er the campus . . . The things . . . The devil and the angel . . . Hard times . . . Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette . . . Good old mountain dew . . . Relaxation . .. Autumn leaves . . . Dream- ing on... Sitty pretty . . . Did you forget to remove your boots? . . . Farmer in the dell . . . Kinda slipped. 138 NS ”y gy Z, j ‘ ij Usllyf J“ $s (| S XX A == yy, MM” Ma WW) lle W111 ry SPILL ae WU yl? ; ADVERTISE RS “yyy iii! La ) Op RY Sea CIT CMs VN itliildidtitts SS S N SS KW G Wy, yy, Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Will open for 78th consecutive session September 17, 1956 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 E. P. CHILDS, JR., Superintendent Box T-3 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 140 ere TSUNCLITCes = eo 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 2-8189 Waynesboro, Virginia 14] Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Baker Gastonia, NortH CAROLINA Compliments of Col. and Mrs. T. G. Downing Manacua, NicaraGua DA YETGHR | TASUEN DD Ray An Exclusive Laundry With a Service for Every Home Pick-up and Delivery Telephone 4556 236-240 ArcH AVENUE, WaAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 142 Riders are so graceful . . . “You'd better not tell Molly!’ . . . ‘“Will she ever learn?”’ . . . Who wins the ribbon? . . . The cast of ““‘Women in White” .. . Only $11.00... The Spanish Club plans a program. . . February 11th 143 SEASONS may change but there remains with us always a warm appreciation of friendliness encountered throughout the year. So it is a pleasure to express GREETINGS AND 144 BEST WISHES! May abundant good fortune and success be yours in the years ahead. The OK Trucking Company JouHN H. Hotes, President Cincinnati, Ohio Ashland, Kentucky Charleston, West Virginia Huntington, West Virginia 145 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES! Pamela DeWeir We extend our best wishes to the Senior Class of 1956. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mielke INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Che FIRST NATIONAL BANK W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of HANEY’S PHARMACY CHARLES LAFFERTY SONS 412 West Main Street Electricians Waynesboro, Virginia W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA y ‘ 8 Don't get your feet wet . . . Pleasant chat . . . Watch that snow ball! . . . I’m looking for the snow man. . . Watch it, Cohen! . . . Nothing to do. . . Winter wonderland . . . Finishing touches . . . Oh, so cold! . . . Conceited . . . The Christmas spirit 148 Fairfax Hall | Is supplied with milk from the Early Dawn Co-operative Dairy, Inc. PHONE 2-8137 : 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 Compliments GIFT HOUSE, INC. of 411 West Main StrREET Mr. AND Mrs. Sam A. IDELSON WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA SARASOTA, FLORIDA Best Wishes HOME PASTRY SHOP to 403 West Marin STREET The Senior Classes WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Mr. AND Mrs. A. A. FINKELSTEIN CHARLOTTE, NortH CAROLINA 149 Our Best Wishes sxe THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF PAIREAX SH ALT Dr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Bailey CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 150 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Connell Da.uas, TEXAS Best Wishes to AWN aD.e Vabat lll, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cole Hepce Lawn Tourist Home W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1956 H. B. Mellott Estate, Inc. McConnELLsBurG, Pa. 15] Compliments of John W. Garber Plumbing and Heating Co. 320 Commerce Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 6006 Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. S. S. KtRKPATRICK BINGHAMTON, New York Best Wishes! MRS. ROSALIE STEIN WaRWICK, VIRGINIA Best Wishes! Mr. and Mrs. James O. Watson, III Louisa, KENTUCKY Best Wishes! MRS. ARLYS CONNAUGHTON Fort SmitH, ARKANSAS 152 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brusell Baus, Brazit 153 For delicious food and delightful surroundings be sure to visit the new ae a HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT Located at Southern Entrance of RicHMoND Dairy IcE CREAM Skyline Drive ae ROUTE 250 W AYNESBORO, VA. Distributed by Famous for: 28 IcE CREAM FLAVoRS WAYNESBORO CREAMERY DELICIOUS STEAKS - SEA Foop Telephone 7211 Best Wishes to the Compliments Senior Classes of G H RESTAURANT of WaAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX HALL 154 ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS IN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FOR STUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE and their families Che WAYNE and Che CAVALIER Shenandoah Valley’s Finest and Most Modern Theatres Where every good movie may be seen and enjoyed in attractive and comfortable surroundings . . . For delicious refreshments before and after shows, visit The CAVALIER LUNCHEONETTE and NUMBER NINE (IN THE CAVALIER THEATRE) (IN THE WAYNE THEATRE) WAYNESBORO THEATRES CORPORATION WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of MR. AND MRS. L. C. MOBUS CUMBERLAND, MAryYLAND Compliments of MRS. ELIZABETH L. PAXSON Fort LAuDERDALE, FLorRIDA Compliments of Mrs. SHIRLEY L. CARPENTER Da.ias, TEXAS “A FRIEND OF FAIRFAX” 155 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Hobart N. Owens Haw tey, PENNsYLVANIA 156 Che Citizens-Waynesboro Bank | and Trust Company MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM=--F. D, I. C, Complete Banking and Trust Services Main Office, 402 West Main Street Branch Office, 300 North Commerce Avenue W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Resources over $8,000,000 Compliments BEST WISHES! of THE SHREINERS | DOROTHY SIMONS’ PARENTS CHARDON, OHIO : GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA 157 FROM THE IVY LEAGUE TOSTHAdS PARLSELO@ Kk igs ARNOLD’S WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 158 CoMPLIMENTS OF Che SOUTHERN RESTAURANT “The Place to Eat’ CHARLES F. McCLUNG, Printer 550 ComMMERCE AVENUE W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Lithography Letterpress Silk Screen | SCHMICK INSURANCE AGENCY | PRESTON, MARYLAND 159 Best Wishes to Farr FAx HAL L. J. BISHOP Derroit, MiIcHIGAN _ WALTERS WHOLESALE, INC. W holesale TOBACCO, CIGARETTES, ETC. South Augusta Street, Opposite C. O. Depot STAUNTON, VIRGINIA FRUITS, CANDIES, PRODUCE, GROCERIES, Compliments of Mr. AND Mrs. Lynn W. HOLMES SUFFOLK, VA. Compliments THE MAN’S SHOP 510 Mar Sr. Draw 3221 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS | JOSTEN’S Since 1897 Representative: | BIELSDAY _ 609 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia LYNDHAVEN FLORIST 319 WEsT MAIN STREET Flowers for All Occasions Member Telegraph Delivery Service TELEPHONE 8556 BEST WISHES Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Gibson TaAEGER, WeEstT VIRGINIA 16] The pause that refreshes _...with ice-cold Coca-Cola BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY STAUNTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. MEAN ID FROM TIP | CORNER HARDWARE . | SPORTS CENTER TO. LOE | LOUISE BEAUTY SALON | WILSON Sports EQUIPMENT 528 W. MaINn STREET PHONE 6291 | We DELIVER Dirat 28229 MRS. DILLON W. POPE, Owner Compliments GROSSMAN’S W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA oj z AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY Distinctive Women’s Abbarel te W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 162 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 West Main Street “For People Who Care” ‘aR (4 Ii, l IT'S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX Telephone 3536 LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Building Supplies WAYNESBORO FLORIST 214 DuPont BouLEvarp W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PHONE 2°8125 Fresher, More Fashionable Flowers 163 Compliments of GRAVELY WAYNESBORO COMPANY | Compliments of FARMERS’ SERVICE STORE W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA SEEDS Best Wishes To All The Fairfax Girls. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Baxter J. C. BAXTER CO. Minerva, Onto Manufacturers of Paper Tubes and Cores 164 Play more - Live Longer . . . This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP PRORBO ws 2! 4 West Washington Street —, Phone 662 Lexington, Virginia “Pres Delivers the Goods” — Check Pres for Quality Sporting Goods, Novelties, Gifts, Sportswear, Toys and many other items HAMILTON-COOK HARDWARE COMPANY 145 North Wayne Avenue Free Delivery - Free Parking Compliments of BUCHANAN’S JEWELERS, INC. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 512 West MAIN STREET W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 165 Compliments DENNY’S MUSIC SHOPPE Everything “MUSICAL” Martha Laurance Bldg. Dial 2-8792 403 W. Main St. Waynesboro, Va. Compliments of WAYNE WELDING COMPANY W. W. BARNWELL Insurance of All Kinds — Main Street Building Telephone 4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Finkel Furniture Company Compliments of | . | P J _ Barksdale Furniture Corporation | | | Compliments | WAYNESBORO FURNITURE | STORES MR. AND MRS. M. F. DICK y p Medern Furniture Company ORK, PENNSYLVANIA Augusta Furniture Company 166 Our Best Wishes and Congratulations to Fairfax Hall and The Graduates of 1956 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kokolis CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA 167 DR. COMPLIMENTS BASIC-WITZ FURNITURE COMPANY WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Manufacturers of Dependable Furniture for Over Half a Century Best Wishes! AND MRS. J. R. JOHNSON | LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 168 Best Wishes to Tue SENIOR Crass MR. AND MRS. A. L. HENNA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Auerhammer Dayton, OHIO THE HOTEL GENERAL WAYNE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Modern Air-Conditioned Rooms Fireproof Excellent Coffee Shop At the Southern Entrance to the Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park Direction: Grenoble Hotels, Inc. Other Grenoble Hotels in Virginia: Hotel Portsmouth Portsmouth Hotel Henry Martinsville Hotel Governor Tyler Radford Hotel Royal Front Royal Hotel George Wythe Wytheville 169 | Compliments of The Waynesboro Automobile Dealers WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of | Compliments of RELIABLE HOME EQUIPMENT _ WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE COMPANY 1036 West Marin STREET | WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Art Supplies WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA You Get Personal Service Compliments of at G. W. SPECK’S GROCERY BARR’S STORE 308 CoMMERCE AVENUE W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 170 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 Mr. S. Howard Thrasher, Jr. NorFouk, VIRGINIA 171 ROCCO Use Rocco Feeds for Bigger Profits MASTER MIX ROCCO FEEDS, of Augusta, Inc. Definite Feeds for Defmite Needs W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA TELEPHONE 2-°8279 | 200 SoutH Bayarp AVENUE Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Macfarlane SAGUA LA GRANDE, CUBA MR. 172 Best Wishes! AND MRS. H. M. DEXTER © Newark, DELAWARE Best Wishes to PAIR EA Xe ELUATE Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Price (Jocie’s grandparents) Detroit, MIcHIGAN 173 WAYB WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Congratulates the Senior Class of Fairfax Hall 1956 “The Sports Voice of the Valley” 1490 KC MBS FISHBURNE AND SON WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics, Toilet Goods Photographic Supplies Visit Our Soda Fountain 174 Much Success to Class of '56 FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hurley Princeton, New JERSEY Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. AND Mrs. RupOLPH DUPUIS LarayETTE, LOUISIANA MR. AND MRS. J. K. NIXON MaraACcaIBO, VENEZUELA 175 Congratulations to the Graduating Class Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lowe from MassILLon, Ouro Best Wishes MRS. A. LEHTONEN SANTIAGO, Dominican REPUBLIC Frank Callahan’s WESTERN AUTO STORE Across from the Wayne Theatre WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 176 Our Best Wishes to Farr Fax Hay Mr. Mrs. Samuel B. Whiteley LAMBERTVILLE, New JERSEY CALDWELL-SITES COMPANY Office Equipment Stationery A. B. Dick Mimeographs and Supplies ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of Thornton Brothers Paper Company ATHENS, GEORGIA THE HUMPHRIES PRESS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing 177 GENGLER’S DIESEL SERVICE AND SALES Cummins Di sEL SPECIALISTS 2ND ORANGE STREETS Mount CarMEL, PENNSYLVANIA DEW ENe Javll SCENIC QUECHEE GORGE VERMONT Tue Finest in WooLeENS May 15 to DECEMBER 15 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hughes 178 Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burdick Datias, TExas Compliments GARST’S, INC. of School Supplies Stationery Hobby Supplies ROSE’S WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 5c-10c-25c Store WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 179 Compliments of the Hochwald Family Newey orn, Nw Ye Good Wishes to THe SENIOR CLAss MR. MRS. P. F. HASTINGS FEDERALSBURG, MARYLAND EDWARD PALMER COMPANY Real Estate Brokers W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 4 Oldest Real Estate Firm in. Waynesboro 180 BOB’S FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Serving Your Community With CORDON’S FRESH POTATO CHIPS NATIONAL BRANDS OF CANDY CHEWING GUM AND NOTIONS PHONE: HARRISONBURG 4-6541 HOLT’S “Famous for Fine China and Crystal since 1906” STAUNTON, VIRGINIA May the Future Hold Happiness for the CLASS OF 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Howard Berut, LEBANON Compliments With Best Wishes BLAKEMORE’S ESSO SERVICENTER W. Main St. Rosser Ave. | | | Mr. and Mrs. William W. Belt and Daughters Complete Line of Esso Products DHAHRAN, SAuprI ARABIA Phone 9771 | Compliments of LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE —_ Tuer Home or Berrer VALUES Good Wishes to the Congratulations, Graduates SENIOR CLASS MR. AND MRS. H. S. BENNETT | Dr. Mrs. JOHN E. CANNADAY Las Prepras, VENEZUELA CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 182 Compliments of MANAGEMENT, INC. C. F. Carter, Jr., President C. D. Carter, Vice President ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 183 Compliments of JARRELLE’S SHOE STORE 325 West Malin STREET W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the ; Compliments Crass oF 1956 of | WHITE’S DEPARTMENT STORE | | MR. AND MRS. F. E. CARR WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA KINSER’S ESSO STATION Jefferson Highway and Compliments of Commerce Avenue THE WAYNE BEAUTY SALON WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Diaz TAMPA, FLORIDA ied | Compliments iP es Best Wishes | QUICK-LIVICK, INC. | 245 North Central Ave., Staunton, Virginia | TO FAIRFAX HALL Dial 5-3560 or 53-9826 CENTRAL SKATING ARENA | | 233 North Central Ave. Dial 5-9826 BEVERLEY BOWLING CENTER Mr. AND Mrs. W. L. WANTLAND 1504 West Beverley Street Bowl for Health and Enjoyment : SEMINOLE, OKLAHOMA | Dial 6-0396 185 Best Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS Dr. and Mrs. E. Ross Mintz Concorp, New HampsHire Compliments of EDWARD BOKER FOODS, INC. 1480 Oxte St., N.E. WASHINGTON 2, D. C. Telephones: Day 4451; Night 5636 K. D. GATLIFF P. O. Box 388 WILLIAMSBURG, KENTUCKY Shipper of High-Grade Kentucky Coal Our good wishes for PAIREAXS ALL Mr. and Mrs. Jack Karsh DENVER, COLORADO Compliments of Carl Ray Company LANDSCAPE NURSERY Lynpon, KENTUCKY 187 Good Wishes for RVGWERA AOS An Vell h Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Patrick JoHNSON City, TENNESSEE Best Wishes _ | With Compliments and Best Wishes | from of Mr. AND Mrs. Irvin G. ABELOFF Mr. ann Mrs. W. G. MONTGOMERY PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA MarIeETTA, OHIO 188 Very best wishes to PvVAN ERE AUG Ip baV Ell and The Senior Class of 1956 Mr. and Mrs. K. Mason Johnson ASHLAND, KENTUCKY | HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of With Best Wishes Fairfax Hall Class Rings Virginia Representative | 8 P Mr. AND Mrs. PEMBROKE NASH | JAMES Ee SIDEGK Tarporo, NortH Carolina 3110 West Marshall Street Richmond 19, Virginia 189 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF From Sally Murray’s Crazy Mixed-up Family Compliments of | Best Wishes! | an - WAYLAND MUSIC AND GIFTS | | 511-13 Wesr Mar Street | | Mr. AND Mrs. JOHN H. WAKEFIELD WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA DHAHRAN, SAupI ARABIA AL’S CAB WéAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PHONE: 2-8245 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. FINKEL’S FURNITURE CO. 20 West BEVERLY STREET STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA CONNER PRODUCE COMPANY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Distributors of Chow Oranges and Grapefruit 19] ALWOOD STUDIOS Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer - 1956 CHain AND ANCHORS 192 Designers and engravers of the South’s finest school publicati ons 7 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 193 THE IMPRINT OF PRIDE RINTING is the great con- structive force of the modern civilized world. It plays the indispensable part in the dissemination of news, in the expression and progression of political ideals, in the records and exchange of commerce and industry. It democratizes education, science, art, music —and broadens the scope of everything it touches. (To appreciate its high place in the esteem of an enlightened world, PRINTING MUST BE WELL DONE. Our offer- ing to the cause of Berrer PrintING is REPRESENTED IN THIS ANNUAL J. P. BELL. COMPANY, Inc. 816 Marin Street - LyncHBurG, VIRGINIA 194 prutegraphes ptutegraples l ‘Vn A oat le a: a P é HN Sieh nas +] , ibe Aah