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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1958 volume:

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For the seniors, it marks the end of high school days, and for the underclassmen it is one step closer to their graduation. We, the Staff of the 1958 CHAIN AND ANcHors, hope this yearbook will serve as a reminder of all the good times we have had at Fairfax Hall. If it reminds you of all the little things that made 1958 so wonderful for all of us, we shall consider ours a job well done. contents the school... organizations... athletics... features he school administration WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, SR. A.B., A.M. President Randolph-Macon College, A.B., A.M. Graduate work, University of Virginia Mrs. EpNA R. KRAFT A.B., M.A. Social Dean Rockford College, B.A., Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M.A. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GaTEs, Harry Lee NAsH IR: Bs: Randoiph-Macon College, B.S. Business Manager Randolph-Macon College LILLIAN BRUCE AR.CT: V oice and Organ Acting Dean (2nd Semester ) Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto; Eastman School of Music; Oglebay Institute; Banff School of Fine Arts Nancy M. FOWLER Horseback Riding Dickinson College Mrs. DoroTHEA C. BOTTEMILLER B.A. French St. Lawrence University, B.A.; Cor- nell University Feat @aUslelay, CAROLINE R. GAMBRILL A.B., M.A. Science Goucher College, A.B.; Teachers’ Col- lege, Columbia University, M.A.; Graduate School, Yale University EMmILy F. BROWN Beker Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. Nancy HArRILL. A.B. Spanish Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B.; University of Poitiers, France CJ) RIEDTCAL [Amcupcg§ THELMA L. HIxon Bes: Home Economics Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Mrs. ELIZABETH G. KENNEDY A.B., M.A. Typing and Shorthand Lander College, A.B.; Bowling Green Business University, A.B.; University of Kentucky, M.A.; University of North Carolina; Emory University; Appalachian State Teachers College EMmILy HopcEs B.F.A. Art Wesleyan College, B.F.A.; Georgia State College for Women FeA GC -Ur le ley, Mrs. Mary D. LawTerR A.B., M.A. History, Bible Winthrop College, A.B.; General As- sembly’s Training School for Lay Workers, M.A. CHLOTILDE JARMAN B.S. Physical Education Longwood College, B.S.; Maryland Institute; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts ANN-MARIE LYNCH B.A. English University of Massachusetts, B.A.; Catholic University JANE MILLER B.M., M.M. Piano Occidental College; Northwestern Uni- versity, B.M., M.M. Mrs. MARGARET L. SMITH B.S. English Duke University; Radford College; University of Virginia, B.S. Mrs. MAMIE S. PENLAND BS. Mathematics Longwood College, B.S.; of Virginia University IP (CAULEY ye Mrs. VIRGINIA F. STREET Swimming and Tennis College of William and Mary; North- western University; Red Cross Water Safety Instructor ARLETTE POOL B.M., M.M. Piano Louisiana State University, B.M., M.M.; Private study with Artur Schnabel, James Friskin, Mischa Mis- chakoff, Earl Stout MARGARET G. WILLIS B.A., M.A. Mathematics, Latin University of Richmond, B.A., M.A.; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ELIZABETH B. TYLER Librarian New Jersery State Library School SWANN MARKS Secretary Mrs. NINA JOHNSON R.N. Resident Nurse Fe As GaUslo tay Mrs. MArRJORIE G. ROBERTSON Secretary SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS M.D. Physician Mrs. ARTHUR L. Matrox Dietitian Mrs. Daisy T. MAUPIN Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER Mrs, O. M. CLARK Housekeeper Hostess Housemother FACULTY Mrs. CARRIE R. GOODMAN Mrs. MAE W. EPES Housemother Housemother seniors Standing: PLiescoTT, Mrs. KRAFT, GOLDSTEIN Seated: EvANS, TERRY, DUERSON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS EUGE VSR eget eo ea apn Fee ee ce Se nd se ed Aw So President EWA ER TS YC aOR 5 ee oe a Vice-President SPINS ay aS BAN a ae el ee eee ee eee! Secretary SEAS AINTINTG Fas 07 Se eae ee ONE ED Sed co scene ates Treasurer iP er BOA] Dele he yey 2 ee aes 0 ee 4 a a Seen eek eee ee Program Chairman ALE. VERY SWAG REA GeV a8 2 Sos ae ERIS 0 Ra en ee a eee ee Sponsor ANDREA PEROT BACON Haverford, Pennsylvania “It is beauty that begins to please, and tenderness that completes the charm.” Riding Club, 55; Ensemble, °55, °56; Athletic Association, 55, °56, 57, °58; Treasurer, Athletic Association, 58; French Club, °55, °56, 57; Varsity Hockey, 55, 56; Glee @labyee5s 36, 57; Choir, 55, °56, 757; President's Council, 55, °56, ‘57, ‘58; Treasurer, Choir, °56; Secretary, Sophomore Class, ‘56; Intramural Representative, 56; Fairfax Players, 56, °57, ‘58; President, Fairfax Players, °58; Manager, Varsity Hockey, °57; Captain, Junior Varsity Hockey, '58; Vesper Committee, 58; May Court, 58. BARBARA KATURAH BACON St. Albans, West Virginia ‘Whatever she does, wherever she goes, grace orders her actions and follows her movements.” Latin Club, 56; Glee Club, Do Die 58. President, Glee Club, “58; Choir, 756, °57,-°58: Spanish Club, 57, '58; Ves- per Committee, 58: Hall Chatter Staff, 58: Vice-President, International Relations Club, °58; Athletic Association, 58; Competitive Swimming Team, '58; Porpoise Club, °58. THE SENIOR CLASS “Andy” aKvats Jo ANN BARRON Baltimore, Maryland “Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance.” Hall Chatter Staff, Bf, “'skeie International Relations Club, °57, 58; Spanish Club, 57; Treasurer, International Relations Club, °58. Mary ELIZABETH BEACH Clarksville, Tennessee “Through her expressive eyes her soul distinctly spoke.” Riding Club, 57, 58; French Club, ‘58. CLASS OF 1958 THE SENIOR CLASS JupiITH ANN BELT Abgaiq, Saudi Arabia “Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the owner, but all who come in contact with her.’’ French Club, '56; Intramurals, 56, 57, °58; Home Economics Club, °57; International Relations Club, °57, 58; Spanish Club, 57, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 57, '58:; CHAIN AND ANcHors Staff, '58. ALICE RUTH BRIZDLE Buffalo, New York “Wondrous is the strength of cheerfulness; altogether past calculation its powers of endurance.” Home Economics Club, 57; Glee Club, 57, °58; International Relations Club, '57, 58; Choir, '58; Librarian, °58. LYNDA SUE BRYAN Ashland, Kentucky ‘4 little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming, darling, she.” Glee Club, 57, °58; Spanish Club, °57, 58; International Relations Club, 58; Riding Club, °58. PATRICIA GOODWIN CARR Kew Gardens, L. I., New York “W hoever lives true life, will love true love.” President, Freshman Class, °55; Latin Club, °55, 56; Vice- President, Latin Club, 56; Choir, 56, 57; Glee Club, °56, °57; Ensemble, 56, 57; Spanish Club, °57, 58; International Relations Club, 58; National Honor Society, 58; President, National Honor Society, 58; Student Association Board, 58; Editor, CHAIN AND Ancuors, 758; May Court, 58. CLASS OF 1958 “Ttsy-Bitsy” wees 1 THE SENIOR CLASS Marcia DEE COHEN Charleston, West Virginia “A heart imbued with the noble sense of virtue.” Riding Club, 57; French Club, 57, °58; International Re- lations Club, Di s 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58: CHAIN AND ANcuors, '58. JULIA GLEAVES COURTNEY Mundy Point, Virginia “A tender heart, a will inflexible.” Junior Varsity Hockey, 56; Basketball Intr amurals, 56; Latin Club, ‘56, 57; Athletic Association, 56, °57, 58; Varsity Hockey, °57, °58; International Relations Club, °57, 58; Secretary, International Relations Club, 57; CHAIN AND ANcHors Staff, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58. “Ralphie” “Julie” 22 PatriciA ANN DiIMAuURO Middletown, Connecticut ‘“4 maiden never bold; of spirit so still and quiet that her motion blushed at herself.” Latin Club, 57; French Club, 57, 58; Glee Club, °57, ’58; Vice President, Choir, 58; President, International Relations Club, 58; Vesper Committee, 58; Fencing Club, °58; Intra- murals, '57. ALEXANDRA PAUL DOWLING Valdosta, Georgia “Tt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” International Relations Club, 57, 58; Glee Club, 57; Spanish Club, °57; Hall Chatter, 57, 58; Editor, Hall Chatter, °58; Vesper Committee, 58; Apple Blossom Princess, 58; May Court, 58. CLASS OF 1958 pPats “Zannie” ELIZABETH CAMPBELL DUERSON Lynchburg, Virginia “All her excellences stand in her so quietly as if they had stolen upon her without her knowledge.” Spanish Club, ’56, °57; Choir, 57, 58; Glee Club, °57, '58; President's Council Award, 57; CHaIN AND ANCHors Staff, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; International Relations Club, ’58: Vice-President Senior Class, 58. DoroTHY SUE EDMONDSON Norfolk, Virginia ‘Faithfulness and sincerity first of all.”’ Spanish Club, 57; Choir, 57; Glee Club, 57; Riding Club, ‘57; International Relations Club, 58; Hall Chatier Staff, °58. THE SENIOR CLASS Piers eee: 24 SUSANN EVANS Chillicothe, Illinois ‘The secret of being loved is in being lovely.” International Relations Club, 57, 58; Second Vice-President, International Relations Club, 58; CHAIN AND ANcHors, 58; Vesper Committee, 58; Treasurer, Senior Class, '58; May Court, 758. MARGARET MANLEY FLYNN Pasadena, California “No gems, no gold, she needs to wear; she shines intrinsically fair.” Latin Club, 57; French Club, 57; Debate Club, 57; Riding Club, 57, °58; Spanish Club, °58; International Relations Club, °58. CLASS OF 1958 “Susann” “Mimi” THE SENIOR CLASS SANDRA ELLICE FULLINGTON Port Henry, New York “Purpose directs energy, and purpose makes energy.” Athletic Association, 57, '58; Intramural Representative, °57, 58; Intramurals, 57, 58; Riding Club, °57; Varsity Hockey, 57, °58; Junior Varsity Basketball, 57; International Re - lations Club, 57, °58; Vice-President, International Relations Club, °57; Fairfax Players, °57, 58; Latin Club, °57, 58; Varsity Basketball, ’58; President, Athletic Association, 58; Varsity Hockey, Captain, 58; Student Association Board, 58; Life Guard, °58. LINDA Kay GARDNER Richmond, Virginia “As pure in thought as angels are; to know her was to love her.” Intramurals, ‘56, °57, 58; Spanish Club, ’56, 57, °58; Inter- national Relations Club, 57; Vesper Committee, 57; Glee Club, '57; Riding Club, 57; Junior Varsity Hockey, °58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; Athletic Association, 58; Fencing Club, ’58. “Sandy” “Gardini” JUDITH ELLEN GEARHART Pompano Beach, Florida A lovely girl is above all rank.” Intramurals, 57; Spanish Club, 57, 58; Dance Club, °57, 58: Vice-President, Dance Club, 57, 58; Athletic Asso- ciation, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °58. SUSAN CAROL GOLDSTEIN Columbus, Georgia “The essence of humor ts sensibility; warm, tender fellow-feeling with all forms of existence.” Junior Varsity Hockey, °57, °58; Junior Varsity Basketball, 57, °58; Athletic Association, 57, 58; French Club, °57; Riding Club, 57; Porpoise Club, 57; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °57, 58; Intramurals, 57; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; Secretary, Senior Class, ‘58. “Judi” “Susie” 27 CLASS OF 1958 Nancy LouIsE GUTHRIE Harlan, Kentucky “Ability wins us the esteem of the true men.” Glee Club, °55, °56, °57; Intramurals, °55, °56, °57, °58; Spanish Club, 56, 57, 58; International Relations Club, 56, 57, °58; Athletic Association, 57, °58; Student Association Board, '57; Fairfax Players, 57, 58; CHaIN AND ANCHoRS Staff, °58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; Junior Varsity Hockey, 58; Manager, Varsity Hockey, ‘58. ANNE STARCK HEANER Brownsville, Texas “As merry as the day is long.” President, Junior Class, 57; Secretary-Treasurer, Latin Club, 57; Latin Club, 57; Riding Club, °57; Vice-President, Riding Club, 57; Intramurals, 57; Hall Chatter Staff, Gyh ‘58; CHAIN AND ANcuHors Staff, 58; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANcHors, '58; International Relations Club, ‘58; Fencing Club, 58; May Court, ‘58. THE SENIOR CLASS JUNE HocHWALD Elmhurst, L. I., New York ““She who is sincere has the easiest task in the world, for truth being always consistent with itself, she is put to no trouble about her words and actions.” Dance Club, °56, °57, 58; Spanish Club, 56, '57; Debate Club, 56, °57; Athletic Association, 58; Vespers, 58; Pro- gram Chairman, Dance Club, °58; Intramurals, 58; Hall Chatter, 58; May Court, 58. CAROLYN KEISTER Ellicott City, Maryland “She has a natural wise sincerity, a simple truthful- ness, and these have lent her a dignity as moveless as the center.” Treasurer, Junior Class, 57; President’s Council, °57, °58; Intramurals, 57; French Club, 57, 58; Athletic Association, 57, °58; Varsity Hockey, °57, 58; Varsity Basketball, °57, 58. Student Association Board, 58; Secretary, Student As- sociation, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; International Relations Club, 58: May Court, “‘Sfoh- “June” “Keister” 29 CLASS OF 1958 THE SENIOR CLASS MARTHA FITZHUGH RAy LARCOMBE Warrenton, Virginia ‘Beauty is truth, truth beauty.” Home Economics Club, °57; Spanish Club, °57, °58; Riding Club, °57, ‘58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; International Relations Club, ’58. SHARON JEANNE McCoy Birmingham, Alabama “The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute.” Choir, 57, °58; Glee Club, 57, °58; Vice-President, Glee Club, °57, °58; Junior Varsity Basketball Team, °57, °58; French Club, 57, 58; International Relations Club, Byh, “sie Vesper Committee, 57, °58; Fairfax Players, °57, 58; Pro- gram Chairman, Fairfax Players, °57, 58; May Court, °58. “Marty” “McCoy” 30 SHEILA MACFARLANE Y PEARSON Sagua la Grande, Cuba “There is certainly no beauty on earth which exceeds the natural loveliness of woman.” Spanish Club, ’56, 57, 58; Program Chairman, Spanish Club, 58; French Club, °57, °58; Riding Club, 56; International Relations Club, 57, 58; Vesper Committee, '58. CAROLYN EDWINA MERRILL Lynnfield Center, Massachusetts “Good humor and generosity carry the day with the popular heart all the world over.” Athletic Association, 57, 58; Secretary, Athletic Association, 58; Varsity Basketball, “58; Varsity Hockey, 58; Manager, Varsity Hockey, 57; Tennis Team, 57, °58; Sports Editor, Hall Chatter, °57, °58; CHAIN AND ANcHoRs Staff, 58; In- ternational Relations Club, °57, 58; Secretary, International Relations Club, 58; Spanish Club, °57; Swimming Team, 57; Intramurals, °57, 58. “Sheila” “Merrill” 31 CLASS OF 1958 DoroTHy VIRGINIA NELSON Alexandria, Virginia “Golden hair, like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulder.” Intramurals, °55, °56; Spanish Club, 56; Home Economics Club, °56, °58; President, Home Economics Club, °58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58: May Court, 58. NELDA DoLoreEs NORDBERG Riverside, Connecticut “To be young is surely the best, if the most precarious gift in life.” Spanish Club, 56, 57; Porpoise Club, 56, °57; Choir, °56, 57; Glee Club, 56, 57; Athletic Association, Do 57; International Relations Club, 56, 58; Fairfax Players, °56, 58; Intramurals, ‘56, °58; Junior Varsity Hockey, °57, °58; CHAIN AND ANcHors Staff, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, °58. THE SENIOR CLASS “Dottie” “Ned” a2 BARBARA DorROTHY PAGE Orlando, Florida Praise is the reflection of virtue.” Hall Chatter Staff, 57; Riding Club, °57; Varsity Hockey, °57; French Club, 57, 58; Athletic Association, 57, °58; Junior Varsity Basketball, 57, '58; Tennis Team, '57, °58; Intramurals, 57, 58; International Relations Club, 58; Busi- ness Manager, Hall Chatter, 58; Fencing Club, 58. LOREN LAMOND PHIPPS Silver Spring, Maryland ‘4 merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.”’ French Club, 57; Athletic Association, 57, 58; Home Eco- nomics Club, °57, 58; Intramurals, °57, 58; Program Chair- man, Home Economics Club, 758; International Relations Club, 58; Junior Varsity Hockey, 58; Riding Club, ‘58. CLASS OF 1958 “Pager” “Flippo” Fay ANN PLIESCOTT Cambridge, Maryland “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Home Economics Club, '56; Riding Club, 56; Art Club, °56: Fairfax Players, 57, °58; International Relations Club, °57, ‘58; Business Manager, Senior Class, 58; Program Chairman, Fairfax Players, '58. Norma Kay RoTHSCHILD Charleston, West Virginia “Beautiful faces are those that wear whole-souled honesty printed there.” French Club, 57; Intramurals, 57, 58: International Relations Club, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, °58. THE SENIOR CLASS “Squirrel” “Kay” 34 ——E CATHERINE PIERCE SHERIDAN New York, New York ‘Goodness is beauty in its best estate.” Latin Club, ’56, 57; President, Latin Club, 57; Secretary, Junior Class, 57; Junior Varsity Hockey, °57; International Relations Club, 57; Glee Club, °57; Athletic Association, °57, 58:Hall Chatter Staff, '57, 58; Intramurals, 57, '58; Fairfax Players, '57, °58; Secretary-Treasurer, ‘58; Spanish Club, °57, °58; Social Chairman, 58; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 58; May Court, '58. BONNYCASTLE HARRISON SMITH Cristobal, Canal Zone “The hand that hath made her fair, hath made her good.” Swimming Team, 57; Tennis Team, 57; Porpoise Club, '57; Glee Club, “SY 58; Varsity Basketball Team, Vf 58; In- tramurals, °57, 58; Athletic Association, °57, °58; Varsity Hockey Team, ‘58. CLASS OF 1958 “Babe” “Bonnycastle” 35 THE SENIOR CLASS Patricia ANNE TERRY Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia “Good nature is the very air of a good mind, the sign of a large and generous soul.”’ President, Sophomore Class, 56; French Club, ’56, 57; In- tramuvals, 56, 57, 58; Vesper Committee, 57; Spanish Club, 57, “53; President’s Council, 57, °58- Student Association Board, °58; President, Senior Class, 58; National Honor Society, 58; CHAIN AND ANCHoRs Staff, '58. ANN LEE Tcpp Quinwood, West Virginia “The fatrest garden in her looks And in her mind the wisest books.” Vice-President, Freshman Class, °55; Program Chairman, Latin Club, °55; Junior Varsity Hockey, °55, 56, 57, °58; Latin Club, 55, ‘56, °57; Intramurals, 55, °56, 57; President, Latin Club, ‘56; Cheerleader, °56; Secretary, International Relations Club, 56; International Relations Globwe50sno 7s 58; Debate Club, “Gy, yee Athletic Association, 56, yf 58; Choir, 56, °57; Glee Club, °56, °57; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 57; Vesper Committee, 57; Dance (lubsmoy s 58; Spanish Clu, 57, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, BY) Yeh: Fencing Club, °57, °58; National Honor Society, °57, °58; Student Association Board, °'57, ‘58; Secretary-T reasurer, National Honor Society, 58; Treasurer, Student Association Board, 58; Varsity Basketball, 58: May Court, 58. ePapll “Todder”’ GRETCHEN RUSSELL VAN AKEN Mt. Jewett, Pennsylvania “She was the pride of her familiar sphere—the daily joy of all who on her gracefulness might gaze, and in the light and music of her way have a com- panion’s portion.” Manager, Tennis Team, 57; Athletic Association, 57, (58; Fairfax Players, 57, °58; Ensemble, °57; Cheerleader, '57, 58: Head Cheerleader, 58; Intramurals, 57, 58; Swimming Team, '57; Dance Club, 57, 58; Secretary-Treasurer, Dance Club, °57; French Club, °57, 58; Program Chairman, French Club, °57, °58; International Relations Club, “58; Wesper Committee, 58; Vice-President, Student Association, 758; Social Chairman, Student Association, 58; May Court, °58. RUTH ELAINE WHITELEY Lambertville, New Jersey “The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness.” Riding Club, 55, 57, 58; Latin Club, °55, 56, 57; Program Chairman, Latin Club, 56; Debate Club, °56, °57; Inter- national Relations Club, 56, °57; Intramurals, 756, °57, °58; Glee Club, 57; Spanish Club, °57, 58; Athletic Association, 57, °58; Fairfax Players, 57, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, °58. CLASS OF 1958 “Gretch” “Birdie” 37 THE SENIOR CLASS JOANNE CATHERINE WICKE Pensacola, Florida “Not what we have, but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundances.” Dance Club, °56, “57, 58; Intramurals, 56, °57, 58; Spanish Club, 57, 58; Athletic Association, 57, 58; Athletic Asso- ciation Board, °57, °58; President, Dance Club, °57, 58; Cheerleader, °57, 58; CHAIN AND ANcHors Staff, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; International Relations Club, '58; Presi- dent, Spanish Club, 58; Vice-President, Athletic Association, 58; Fencing Club, °58. GENEVIEVE DIANE YEATMAN Fork Union, Virginia “Clear-sighted reason, wisdom’s judgment leads; and sense in her footsteps treads.” Spanish Club, °57, 58; Basketball Intramurals, 57,’ 58; CHAIN AND ANCHonrs Staff, °57, 58; Dance Club, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; Junior Varsity Basketball, '58; Chairman, Presi- dent’s Council, 58; Student Association Board, 58; National Honor Society, 58; May Court, '58. “Wicke” be Mary HELEN ZELENZ Greenwich, Connecticut ‘Ability invokes responsibility. Power to its last particle is duty.” Junior Varsity Basketball, 57; President’s Council, °57, 58; Athletic Association, 57, 58; National Honor Society, ‘57, 58: Glee Club, 57; CHAIN AND ANcHors Staff, 57; Var- sity Hockey, °57, 58; French Club, 57, 58; Student Asso- ciation Board, 57, 58; President, Student Association, 58; Vesper Committee, 58; Hall Chatter Staff, 58; International Relations Club, °58; Intramurals, 58; May Court, °58. pe “Zelenski” 39 — THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1958, do hereby publish this, our Last Will and Testament. , ANDREA BACON, being of biological mind, leave to Becky Dean my intelligence for this course, and to Mary McNeel give the affidavits for Penn garbage lot, better known as Texas. , KATURAH BACON, being of sound body and mind ( ), do hereby will my ability to float to any poor soul who wants to learn how to swim. , Jo ANN Barron, being of sound body and mixed-up mind, will to Ann Lambert my Cow- Eyes. , Mary BetH BEACH, being of unsound mind and broken body, do hereby will my ability to ride the wildest horses to Jocie Brown. , JUDY BELT, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Judy Sanford my ability to say ‘Poor Baby’’ with a resounding note of pity in my voice. , LynpDA BryAN, being of no body and some mind, leave my love for Kentucky to all loyal Ken- tuckians who will be here next year. , ALICE BRIZDLE, being of sound mind and small body (some day I hope), do hereby will to any underclassmen, all the wonderful trouble I have had with Capital Airlines. , Pat Carr, being of feeble mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my athletic ability to Ann Lambert in hopes that some day she may get enough points to become a member of the Athletic Association. , Marcia COHEN, being of no mind and all body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to lose weight to Teri Everhart. , JULIE COURTNEY, being of fractured mind and broken knees, do hereby will and bequeath my love for hockey to Margaret Holmes in hopes that she will continue in the same spirit. , ZANNIE DOWLING, being of Georgian soul, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the great state of Georgia to Bunky Witham, and never forget, Bunky, ‘‘Love thy neighbor as thyself.” , Pat DiMauro, do hereby leave my Saturday night telephone calls and my love for Basic Methodist Church to Joan Smith in the hopes that she may be inspired by both. , ELIZABETH DUERSON, being only reasonably sure of mind and body, do hereby will and be- queath my quiet ways to Dee Dee Nash and to Betsy Gibson my fond memories of F. M. S. , SUE EpMonpson, being of small body and a mixed-up mind, do will and bequeath my ability to sing “I’ve Got a Crush on You,” to Tref Deering, and I do hereby leave Betty Spriggs. , SUSANN EVANS, being of a half-sound body and confused mind, do will and bequeath my ath- letic ability to Julie Ransom. , Mimi Fiynn, being of confused mind and body, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble, in every sense of the word, to Karen Schoenborn. , SANDY FULLINGTON, being of sound mind and water-logged body, will my ability to swim to Ann Lambert and my eyes to Judy Trevillian. , Kay GarDNER, do hereby will and bequeath my good-looking football legs to Elyce Wilgus, in hopes that she will carefully develop her muscles. Also to Ann Wilson, I leave my ability to stay campused for six months out of a year. , JUDI GEARHART, being from the land of the sun and the sea, do hereby will my great love of the Navy to Pattie Boyland in hopes that she will grow to love it as much as I do. , SUSAN GOLDSTEIN, being of weak body and confused mind, do hereby will and bequeath all my interesting ( ?) memories of two years of basketball games to Mary Cecil Lawter. It is my high hope that she will learn the finer arts of cheerleading and snowball throwing. , NANcy GUTHRIE, being a true Confederate at heart, do hereby will my jar of peanut butter to all the peanut butter and jelly sandwich eaters in hopes that they have grape jelly instead of strawberry next year, Betsy especially. 40 I, ANNE HEANER, do hereby bequeath to Charlotte Williams all my talents ( ) for keeping the boy at Fishburne from knowing about the boy back home. I hope she has better luck than I did! I, JUNE HocHwa_p, hereby leave to Tempa Hughes, Pat Chester, B arde Ensign, and Wendy Kehl, my love for playing bridge. I, CAROLYN KEISTER, not so sure of being, do will and bequeath all V. M. I. cadets, (one in par- ticular) and all week-ends of 1958-1959 at that institution to Terry Walker. I, Marry Larcomse, being of a “‘tangled mind’? do hereby will my love for ‘Freestate’ and hillbilly music to Patricia “‘Skip’’ Chester and my love for the South to all up and coming rebels. I, SHEILA MACFARLANE, being of no mind, do leave to Joan Bennett, because of her many com- pliments, my ability to study constantly and like it, my weakness for green eyes to Patricia Chester and my ‘“‘problems” to Peggy Chalmers. I, CAROLYN MERRILL, do hereby will the look of ‘‘those innocent eyes” to Ann Wilson, in hopes that they will bring her luck with those Kentucky boys. I, SHARON McCoy, being a true Southerner from Alabama, leave my great love for Auburn and “the heart of Dixie’ to all the unfortunate Yankees who have never had the privilege of going there. I, Dottie NELson, being of no mind and tired body, do hereby will and bequeath my love for “Charles of the Ritz” to Tempa Hughes whose eyebrows are anxiously awaiting this, and my love for the “‘little tin soldiers’ of F. M. S. to all who may fall for them as hard as I. , NELDA Norberg, having too big a head for my body, do will and bequeath to Dee Dee Nash my ability not to worry! — — , BARBARA PAGE, being of sound mind and measled body, do hereby bequeath my great “‘love’’ for A. M. A. to Judy Sanford, Frances Bostwick, Martha Cooper and the rest of the A. M. A. hags in hopes that they will carry on the tradition! ! I, LoREN Puipps, being of no mind and too much body, will my exotic singing voice to Karen Schoenborn. I, FAy ANN PLiEscoTT, being of no mind and all body, do will and bequeath my name, “Squirrel,’’ to any underclassmen worthy of it and to Riggs, I leave my ability to gain weight, and to Karen Shreiner, my ability to do portraits. I, Kay ROTHSCHILD, being of little mind and all body, do hereby leave my love and ‘‘good luck”’ with the Fishburne basketball team to anyone dumb enough to want this, and my great love for the state of West Virginia to all fellow mountaineers. I, Katy SHERIDAN, barely being, do will and bequeath all the Salems in the school to Jocie Brown, and my place at the bridge table to Judy Sanford. I, BONNYCASTLE SMITH, do hereby bequeath to Miss Judy Wentz my ability to play bridge. I, Pat Terry, being of all body and no mind, do hereby will and bequeath my many sadistic tend- encies to Stephanie Seelinger in hopes that she might get the opportunity to carry them out next year. I, ANN Topp, do hereby will and bequeath my ability in all sports, especially tennis, to Julie Ran- som, and my well-used bottle of ‘““Old Spice’’ to Margaret Holmes. , BIRDIE WHITELEY, being of feeble mind and unsound body, do hereby will and bequeath my room to Georgia Cross and Judy Sanford, in hopes that they will keep it in the same neat and orderly condition next year as it was this year. , JOANNE WICKE, being of some unknown something, do hereby will to Shirley Gray my ability to resist urges to make fun of people who dance in the Rec. Room. , GRETCHEN VAN AKEN, do hereby bequeath a credit card for “Wan Aken’s Convenient Lay- Away Plan’ to anyone who wishes to take advantage of it in the future. I, DIANE YEATMAN, leave my love for the best college in the state of Virginia, U. Va., to Terry Walker, in hopes that she will some day realize this fact. , Mary ZELENZ, better known as ““The Wallflower,” leave my place by the wall to Georgia Cross and sincerely hope that she will uphold this position as I have. 4l — — eet — THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As the hot sands of Arabia burn under my feet I stand outside the window of the king’s harem. Peering inside, I see Pat Terry, chief wife of the harem, explaining to the king what people are like in America. What’s that book she’s showing him? Chain and Anchors ’58. Oh, now I see, she’s using her senior class to explain to the king about Americans. She’s so wrapped up in memories that I find myself fading into the pictures of the annual with It’s twenty years later—1978 — Andy Bacon is now owner of the world-famous Andrea Perot Dress Shop and the proud mother of five children. The next photograph is of Katurah Bacon who has just been the first to swim the English Channel singing ““The Star Spangled Banner.”’ Oh yes, there’s Jo Ann Barron at Hialeah Race Track. Wonder which horse won today? Mary Beth Beach is in another wedding—heaven knows, before long she’ll be too busy for her own. Let’s see, she’s turning the page—Judy Belt—last I heard she was President of a soft drink bottling company. Alice Brizdle just left me. She’s touring Europe. There’s Lynda Bryan settled down with Jim in the hills of Kentucky. The last picture on that page is Pat Carr, now sometimes called a second Einstein by the U.S. A. F. Marcia Cohen is now a resident of Hawaii and can be found sunning under the palms almost every day. Under Marcia’s picture is Julie Courtney’s. The day I left the states she had just been appointed the head doctor at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Next is Pat DiMauro, now a consul to France—Parlez- vous francais? Zannie Dowling has just given her home to the Georgia Chapter of SAE for their new fraternity house. Elizabeth Duerson is next and, from the latest rumor, she’s having a grand time on her cruise around the world. Sue Edmondson—oh yes, the first woman ever to be admitted to the Naval Hall of Fame. Next is Susie Evans whose picture can be seen on the cover of most of the current magazines. Mimi Flynn is known throughout the U. S. as the owner of the famous show horse, Flanco’s Fatal Fascination. Sandy Fullington’s jolly humor is known world wide today for she’s training the U. S. Olympic Basketball team. Again she turns the page and there’s Kay Gardner who is now secretary to the Governor of Virginia. Judi Gearhart and her John are now quite happy living a navy life. Susie Goldstein is now away from Georgia and has taken 42 residence in the big city—New York! Last on that page is Nancy Guthrie who can be found almost any day in the blue skies flying her plane. There’s Anne Heaner who has just recently joined Marcia in Hawaii and is now teaching hula dancing. Under Anne’s picture is one of June Hoch- wald, the proud owner of one of the best beauty salons in America. Carolyn Keister heads the next page, and well she should, for she heads the sports column in each morning’s paper. Marty Larcombe is now in the process of publishing a lovely pamphlet for America’s Lonely Hearts from Warrenton, Va. The next photograph is of Sheila Macfarlane now quite well-known in Havana, Cuba. As the page turns, there is Sharon McCoy who can be found in the Heart of Dixie, Birmingham, Alabama, now a married woman, but still a staunch supporter of Auburn. Carolyn Merrill’s picture is next. She can usually be found somewhere on the V. M. I. campus, as she is married to the commandant. Pat again turns the page and Dottie Nelson smiles forth. I hear she’s Just received a patent on a liquid product called ““Your Eyebrows from a Bottle.’” Nelda Nordberg, so I hear, has returned to the land of her ancestors —Sweden. Can you ski yet, Ned? Barbara Page is still in sunny Florida. Spends most of her time riding I understand. Loren Phipps our Home-Ec. gal has now become President of the Betty Crocker Company. Fay Pliescott is one of the best shots in the country and [’]] bet she can out-fish anyone of us, too. [he next picture is of Kay Rothschild. I understand that she’s follow- ing the basketball schedule quite closely this year. Next is Katy Sheridan. Poor Mr. Sheridan was done out of his job on Good Housekeeping by his daughter just last week. Bonnycastle Smith is still down in Panama counting the ships as they go through the canal. Ann Todd has just won the title of ‘““World’s Champion Tennis Player.” Gretchen Van Aken is the top picture on the next page and, in case you're wondering where she is now, just go to your local theater and look toward the screen. Turning the page, there is Elaine Whiteley way up in New Jersey, water-skiing every weekend. Joanne Wicke can be found in Hollywood designing sets for the latest movies. Next is Diane Yeatman who graduated from Duke Nursing School some years ago. Well, here is the last picture--Mary Zelenz, who is now a nurse in Yankee Land. The present slowly returns as the king settles back and Pat closes the annual. She seems to realize that the years have changed our classmates, but for us the year 1958 will never change for our memories will go on forever. 43 iJ ? = S ae A = = M. C. LawTErR, WiLson, HENN, Mrs. LawTer, Riccs JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS E.LLEN: HENNigeo ak os ee Doe os Oe ee Le oe ee ey ee President ANN WILSON: 2S as 450 BER 2 ee ee ee eee ee ee ee Vice-President Mary CECILIA WT ER Qo gen. eset = neon ene ren ne ice ee Secretary MARTHA, RIGGS: 828 age ie ee Treasurer Mrs? MAry. D: [SA WTER tee ese ea ee Sponsor 44 CLASS OF 1959 MarTHA AILES Macclenny, Florida DIANNE ALCORN Laurel, Maryland BETTE BARKAU Naples, Florida JANE BENNETT Elizabethtown, North Carolina JOAN BENNETT Las Piedras, Venezuela BONNIE BISHOP Wellsburg, West Virginia CAROLYN BOWNE Spring Lakz, New Jersey JociE BROWN Detroit, Michigan 45 PATRICIA CHESTER Mount Dora, Florida JOAN CLAY Crewe, Virginia SUZANNE COCHRANE Rockville, Virginia NoEL COCKCROFT Charlottesville, Virginia SYLVIA CRAWFORD Cleveland Heights, Ohio REBECCA DEAN Pineville, Kentucky LINDA Droz Oneida, New York LESLIE DYER Marblehead, Massachusetts 46 THE JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OF 1959 BARDE ENSIGN Shefheld, Massachusetts THERESA EVERHART ‘Tallahassee, Florida SANDY EYSTER York, Pennsylvania LOUISE FRANKLIN Augusta, Georgia BETSY GIBSON laeger, West Virginia EMILY GLEYSTEEN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Joyce Hart Fredericksburg, Virginia ELLEN HENN Washington, D. C. 47 MAEVE Hopp Arlington Heights, Illinois Nancy Horton McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania TEMPA HUGHES Lansing, Michigan CHARLOTTE HurT Chevy Chase, Maryland NANcy JUDD Stratford, Connecticut SALLY JUDD Stratford, Connecticut BEBE KELLEY Gadsden, Alabama NANcy KERBY Waynesboro, Virginia 48 THE JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OF 1959 SUSAN KNOWLES Indianapolis, Indiana Mary CEciL LAWTER Spartanburg, South Carolina ALICE LEBERMUTH Warren, Ohio ANN MONDELL Waynesboro, Virginia D1ANnA NASH Norfolk, Virginia Jupy Nixon Lansing, Michigan SARAH OWENS Athens, Georgia BERTHA PITT Santiago de Cuba, Cuba 49 CONNIE POLAN Charleston, West Virginia JULIE ANN Ransom Nashville, Tennessee MARTHA Riccs La Follette, Tennessee PAMELA Row Washington, D. C. KAREN SCHOENBORN Mexico City, Mexico CARLENE SCRIVENER Catonsville, Maryland 50 THE JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OF 1959 KAREN SHREINER Chardon, Ohio ROSARIO SILVA Bogota, Colombia LINDA SLATON Wilmington, Delaware JUDITH SMITH Rainelle, West V irginia JULIA STAMEY Shelby, North Carolina DEBORAH STEVENSON San Diego, California 51 Jupy TREVILLIAN Charlottesville, Virginia TERRY WALKER Burkeville, Virginia KAREN WEARS Columbus, Ohio ELyce WILGUuS Frankford, Delaware ANN WILSON Pineville, Kentucky Mary JANE YOUNG Bradenton, Florida 52 THE JUNIOR CLASS Left to Right: SANFORD, PETTRY, ZOLLARS, CRoss. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (FR ROUEZ OL ICA RS tet cee eee eae 0 ae Sc Fee a ese ae President VD GAN ROR Dye seta a eee ee ce ee er ge Vice-President ALMA PETIRY= 3 es TM PEs VR ey Oe 5 ee een ee Secretary CERORGTALC ROSS tere oreo ee at tes eR ie Fee I en tet Naas wnt nan eaaes= Treasurer MATSSi Fe MILCYs 1 OD CES et cane ek ey a eee coe de ace cea se seepage so Sponsor 53 LINDA AUSTIN Coral Gables, Florida SUSAN BARKUS Sarasota, Florida JANE BELLER Shaker Heights, Ohio ROBINETTE BEVIER Elkridge, Maryland FRANCES BOSTWICK Charleston, West Virginia PATRICIA BOYLAND Columbus, Ohio MAryY LOuIsE BRapy Midland, Texas ROSEMARY BRANDRIFF Pennsville, New Jersey THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OF 1960 CAROLE CASSEL Fort Lauderdale, Florida MARTHA COOPER Charleston, West Virginia GEoRGIA ANN CROSS Winchester, Virginia TREF DEERING Charlottesville, Virginia REBECCA ELLIS Mount Sterling, Kentucky ELIZABETH EVANS Detroit, Michigan DANA GARSIDE Old Greenwich, Connecticut MILDRED GATES Waynesboro, Virginia 55 Rosa GONZALEZ Havana, Cuba CARROLL GORDON Houston, Texas JAYME HAKEs Scarsdale, New York MARGARET HOLMES Edenton, North Carolina CoNNIE HOPEWELL Maracaibo, Venezuela REITA HUTCHINS Bloomington, Indiana Kay JOHNSON Nassau, Bahamas BETTY JOUROLMON Knoxville, Tennessee 56 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OF 1960 WENDY KEHL Akron, Ohio NANcy KUSCHELL Birmingham, Michigan ANN LAMBERT Caracas, Venezuela SANDRA LANE Binghamton, New York LYNN Loomis Waynesboro, Virginia Mary McNEEL San Antonio, Texas ANA MATHEIS Guayaquil, Ecuador LINDA MuMAw Middlefield, Ohio 57 Mimi MURPHREE Shelby, Mississippi SALLY NOECKER Atlanta, Georgia CONCHITA PERERA Contramaestre, Oriente, Cuba ALMA PETTRY Shelbyville, Illinois JUDITH SANFORD Mocksville, North Carolina STEPHANIE SEELINGER Petersburg, Virginia 58 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OF 1960 ANN SEGERMAN Charleston, West Virginia JOAN SMITH Limestone, Tennessee BETTY SPRIGGS Syracuse, New York CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS Raleigh, North Carolina ELLEN WILLIAMS Utica, New York CAROL SUE ZOLLARS Attica, Indiana 59 ‘ ; ‘ ua Pettemtie ae Standing: WITHAM, WENTZ, NIVEN Seated: SMITH, Miss FOWLER FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS DIANE SMITH President GWEN NIVEN Vice-President Soe Ste Zale Sete A ME OPM reek et eke on A be, Sot Dey a ee Aa Re Secretary JUDY: WENTZ.22s 2 ee ine or, 2 oe ned ee A eee, Treasurer Miss NANCY: FOWLER? cx mares ee cp ee ae erg ee Sponsor 60 CLASS OF 1961 BARBARA BERMAN St. Louis, Missouri MICHELE CARRICO Waynesboro, Virginia PrEGcy CHALMERS Washington, D. C. FALLON CuRTIS Falls Church, Virginia SANDRA DAVIS Arlington, Virginia CLAIRE FARLEY Brookfield, Connecticut NANCY FOWLER Pontiac, Michigan 6] SARA GRAHAM DeLand, Florida SHIRLEY ANN GRAY Hollins, Virginia MAUREEN HANNA Coral Gables, Florida MARIE JACKSON Charlottesville, Virginia MARGARET JARRELL High Point, North Carolina KATHY KEE Washington, D. C. KAREN KING Baltimore, Maryland THE FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OF 1961 CYNTHIA LAMPEL Indianapolis, Indiana MARTHA LANE Binghamton, New York PEGGVWIEAR Rockingham, North Carolina MERRILL MASON Alexandria, Virginia MARGARET METZ Kensington, Maryland LinpA MOTLEY Dover, Delaware GWEN NIVEN Memphis, Tennessee 63 DoroTtTHy PHILLIPS Annapolis, Maryland Nancy SHEPARD Liberty, Indiana KATHIE SHULL Athens, Georgia DIANA SMITH Kensington, Maryland JupDITH WENTZ Haverford, Pennsylvania ELoisE WITHAM Atlanta, Georgia 64 ne LDL ES ERESHIVANSGEASS SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS CAROLE DICKINSON Basking Ridge, New Jersey Junior TERRY TAYLOR Charlotte, North Carolina Junior GERALDINE WILDER Aberdeen, Maryland Junior JANE CHAPMAN Atlanta, Georgia Freshman Gay Davis Bessemer, Alabama Freshman COURTNEY GREENE Troy, Virginia Freshman CAROLE MERRITT Greenwich, Connecticut Freshman CARITA SHUBART Denver, Colorado Freshman rganizations Front Row: KEISTER, Topp, CARR, ZELENZ, TERRY, VAN AKEN Back Row: D. SMITH, FULLINGTON, YEATMAN, Mrs. LAwTer, HENN, JoAN BENNETT, ZOLLARS FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS WIARY?ZELENZ oy es a President GRETCHEN! VAN) A KEN so eee ee eee Vice-President (GAROLYNINEISTER) pen Ane) i Semi Mee OR CA Oe Be Secretary ANN SL ODD? sc beer suction cig ING oe a ee Treasurer Miss MARGARET WILLIS] acai dos MRS, sMARYs DSL AWTERMD 9 ne: 5 eet nie ele er aoe ces ae ne: MEMBERS OF STUDENT BOARD PaT CARR | JOAN: BENNETT Boececectaa ite neg so a Religious A ctivities ELLEN HENN | SANDRA BULLINGTON) ; JULIE® COURTNEY? © )p:-2s-tseeeBlscheeeeeecce ce ee en Be ee Movies Fay PLIESCOTT | DIANESY EATMAN. 2, ae ee President’s Council Representative PANDRA-EMELINGT O Nua een Athletic Association Representative GRETCHEN VAN AREN i 020 2 0 oe eee oe Entertainment PAT TERRY ELLEN: ENN 41 a ele 9 anes ne ee Class Representatives CAROL ZOLLARS DIANE SMITH 68 VESPER COMMITTEE Joan BENNETT — Chairman ELLEN HENN — Vice-Chairman Mrs. Mary D. LAwWTER—A dvisor First Semester KATURAH BACON Pat DiMAurRo SHARON McCoy SHEILA MACFARLANE SUSANN EVANS JUNE HocHWALD JULIA STAMEY Second Semester GRETCHEN VAN AKEN MArY CeEcIL LAWTER Mary ZELENZ Juby SANFORD ANDY BACON Mimi MURPHREE ZANNIE DOWLING Front Row: S. EvANs, DIMAuRO, STAMEY, HocHWALD, Mrs. LAWTER, VAN AKEN Back Row: M. C. LAWTER, HENN, MURPHREE, SANFORD, K. BACON, ZELENZ, DOWLING, A. BACON, JOAN BENNETT ee en ett ee SANDY EYSTER | JOANNE WICKE JANE BENNETT | TERRY WALKER BARDE ENSIGN TEMPA Hucues| ELIZABETH DUERSON SUSANN EVANS PAT CARR JupI GEARHART Editor SUSAN GOLDSTEIN EDITORIAL STAFF TGANIGIAS Yeee ee cae JUDY eeu eee Se ee NELDA eee ea Merete yt ht Jupy BELT | 1958 CHAIN eee oe ee Pe rie co bet Editor Sen ok Senior Representative ENT ey eee Class Representative ERA oe eee Athletics Features 2 Rep ete Organizations | | LRT: CART RE eV. Yee PF _T ypisis J Seated: DUERSON, JANE BENNETT, SHERIDAN, CARR, BELT, HUGHES, TREVILLIAN, ENSIGN Standing: GUTHRIE, S. EVANS, GOLDSTEIN, WICKE, EYSTER 70 AND ANCHORS PA RIN MeL ACAINE 1 fetter pe cen tne ee ae Business Manager Marcia COHEN _ | JULIE COURTNEY | CAROLYN IMERRILT ees Advertising Representatives Pat TERRY DIANE YEATMAN INTIS SBR OGAININ SVL ARR Ste ee ee eee eee oe Advisor BUSINESS STAFF Left to Right: HEANER, COHEN, YEATMAN, MERRILL, CoURTNEY, Miss MARKS, TERRY 71 ANNE HEANER Business M anager ZANNIE DOWLING Editor KATURAH BACON Jo ANN BARRON FRANCES BOSTWICK SUZANNE COCHRANE Marcia COHEN Kay GARDNER REITA HUTCHINS THE HALL EDITORIAL STAFF LANNIEGDOWLING: =e eh ihe ee Editor JULIABO TAME 8. 2 eo eee Feature Editor Jupy BELT (Pitan 6 RA Ape Assistant Feature Editors JANE BENNETTS GARCLYNSIVIERRIG eee ere Ber eS thes 7 Sports Editor JULIE COURTNEY, | aman eae Assistant Sports Editors Mim! FLYNN BUNK Yc W IT HAM Gece eee ee Photographer REPORTERS SUSAN GOLDSTEIN MARTY LARCOMBE KATY SHERIDAN NANcY GUTHRIE NELDA NORDBERG ANN Topp ANNE HEANER FAY PLIESCOTT ELAINE WHITELEY JUNE HocHWALD CONNIE POLAN GERALDINE WILDER Kay ROTHSCHILD DIANE YEATMAN CAROLYN KEISTER Jupy SANFORD 72 CHATTER BUSINESS STAFF BARBARA CL AGE aoe ee es eee eee Business Manager JOANNE gs WICK E | Smmmete ere ee ee ee) ee Copy Readers Mary ZELENZ | LinpA Droz ELIZABETH DUERSON Moe SUE EDMONDSON ee [ ypists Jup1 GEARHART | DotTiE NELSON J IVIR MELT ARR YSN ASH ae eee fect et ogee ee eager sake Advisor BARBARA PAGE Business M anager Seated: DUERSON, Mr. NASH, ZELENZ, PAGE, WICKE Standing: Droz, WITHAM, EDMONDSON, NELSON, GEARHART 73 Seated: Mr. GATES, YEATMAN Standing: WALKER, C. WILLIAMS, CLAY, KEISTER, TERRY, ZELENZ, A. BACON THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL DIANE YEATMAN, Chairman ANDY BACON CAROLYN KEISTER JOAN CLay Jupy SANFORD REBECCA DEAN Pat TERRY BARDE ENSIGN TERRY WALKER CLAIRE FARLEY CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS MARY ZELENZ Mr. W. B. GarTEs, Sr., Advisor 74 THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS ALT VLA R On peer arn le een Pein ee hs a pe ee ed President Kee PEA Wb AGO Nineteen ere tae eet ee coe ee ee oa Vice-President EATS OLN Le te Tere eee ee ae Secretary GYAN INN ESA RR @) Ngo eens aw re se ye cnc Date woah Treasurer LIGA INGE: CAN Suunineemin EL areca AP Madiele Re ne ta es ce Ee Program Chairman IVIRSeRIVLAR VEL Om LSANCT ER een nee wee er ee eee i ee ee el Sponsor MEMBERS KATURAH BACON SANDY EYSTER SHEILA MACFARLANE JOANN BARRON MIMI FLYNN CAROLYN MERRILL JOAN BENNETT SANDRA FULLINGTON SALLY NOECKER CAROLYN BOWNE Kay GARDNER BARBARA PAGE ALICE BRIZDLE NANcyY GUTHRIE LOREN PHIPPS LyNDA BRYAN ANNE HEANER CONNIE POLAN PaT CARR ELLEN HENN Kay ROTHSCHILD MICHELE CARRICO JUNE HocHWALD Pam Row Pat CHESTER REITA HUTCHINS Jupy SANFORD MarciA COHEN SALLY JUDD BONNYCASTLE SMITH JULIE COURTNEY CAROLYN KEISTER JULIA STAMEY GEORGIA CROSS ANN LAMBERT GRETCHEN VAN AKEN Pat DiMAurRo MARTY LARCOMBE ELAINE WHITELEY ELIZABETH DUERSON Mary CeciL LAWTER JOANNE WICKE LESLIE DYER ALICE LEBERMUTH ANN WILSON SUE EDMONDSON SHARON McCoy MArY ZELENZ Left to Right: BARRON, DiMauro, Mrs. LawTeEr, S. Evans, MERRILL ifs CLAY, SHERIDAN, Miss Brown, A. BACON THE FAIRFAX PLAYERS OFFICERS AANDYS BACON) 3.28 oe en oe ee JOAN (CLAY: ag. ie ons 2 ee KATY SHERIDA Nwi= ee ee eee ee SHARON ViCGOyY ee eee MISSSEMILYSB ROW N sete teeta men oes MEMBERS ANDY BACON JOAN BENNETT JOAN CLAY SUZANNE COCHRANE SANDRA FULLINGTON NANcy GUTHRIE ELLEN HENN ANN WILSON 76 amare omerrnc Oop” Maree GO) oe President A Seee REO Le hed Vice-President eee een Pere ras Secretary-T reasurer DAs al Rice Program Chairman eae ee oe Sponsor TEMPA HUGHES SHARON McCoy NELDA NorDBERG Fay PLIESCOTT KATY SHERIDAN GRETCHEN VAN AKEN ELAINE WHITELEY THE LATIN CLUB OFFICERS SEM AML UGE FS Meee regen nM Beet hetes Geno ts os 0.) ber ASR ee ee President CD YROAN LORD penne ee at eM On ee ee Vice-President IVEBR GAR Estar 10 EM ES eae eee ee eee re Re Secretary-T reasurer WOOK IEE) ACKSON || Menai GH Mileage) 0 Program Committee ALMA PETTRY _ { DVIS any PACS FEAT AR Vet sl co ee seen ee Cee | bet SE ae Sponsor MEMBERS MARTHA AILES TEMPA HUGHES ROSEMARY BRANDRIFF COOKIE JACKSON JoclE BROWN KAREN KING MICHELE CARRICO Nancy KUSCHELL NoEL CocKCROFT LYNN Loomis GEORGIA Cross Mimr MURPHREE SANDRA FULLINGTON SALLY NOECKER MARGARET HOLMES ALMA PETTRY BETTY SPRIGGS Left to Right: HUGHES, HOLMES, PETTRY, SANFORD, JACKSON, Miss WILLIS Left to Right: VAN AKEN, JOAN BENNETT, WILSON, EysTER, Mrs. BOTTEMILLER THE FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS AANIN™ WILSON 9 oe kee TERRY? WALKER} 28. coe SANDY: E'YSTER 2 0s ee JOAN BENNEIIGT .eee eee as Ba ee ee GRETGHEN VAN SAKEN] 25. eee ee Mrsa DOROTHEA GS BOTTEMILUER see eee MEMBERS BETTE BARKAU TREF DEERING Mary BETH BEACH Pat DiMaAuro JANE BENNETT TERI EVERHART JOAN BENNETT SANDY EYSTER BONNIKF. BISHOP NANcy FOWLER FRANCES BosTWICK Nancy Horton CAROLYN BOWNE CAROLYN KEISTER MICHELE CARRICO SUE KNOWLES CAROLE CASSEL SHARON McCoy NOEL CocKCROFT Mary McNEEL MarcIA COHEN SHEILA MACFARLANE FALLON CuRTIS LinpA MoTLEY REBECCA DEAN SARAH OWENS 78 Fe ae PRS RE President cue hah ores Vice-President seg re ne a ee Secretary Treasurer pa ee ee Program Chairman eee ewe, aye Sponsor BARBARA PAGE MARTHA RIcGs ANN SEGERMAN LINDA SLATON RosArRIo SILVA JOAN SMITH JULIA STAMEY GRETCHEN VAN AKEN TERRY WALKER ANN WILSON BuUNKy WITHAM Mary ZELENZ JOANNE WICKE BARDE ENSIGN SHEILA MACFARLANE KATY SHERIDAN KATURAH BACON JANE BELLER Jupy BELT ROBIN BEVIER JociE BROWN LYNDA BRYAN PAT? GARR PEGGY CHALMERS PAT CHESTER LINDA Droz BARDE ENSIGN CLAIRE FARLEY JUp1 GEARHART BETsy GIBSON RosA GONZALEZ NANcy GUTHRIE THE SPANISH CLUB SrRICERS MEMBERS JAYME HAKEs ANNE HEANER CONNIE HOPEWELL CHARLOTTE HurRT MARGARET JARRELL KATHY KEE NANcy KERBY ANN LAMBERT Mary Ceci, LAWTER ALICE LEBERMUTH ANA MATHEIS MARGARET METZ ANN MONDELL DEE DEE NasH GWEN NIVEN CONNIE POLAN Trp Re Wass Bek Pig ete ket 1” Meek IS Sen at Dk ar Te Te President Seen renee ere Serie te eee Oe Ne Yn SD RE Vice-President cicpedhie, Ae en sect Ut I ay Sen ee ere ae ee ark Ce ME Pe Secretary weet ls co Aaa Se ASSN ee ed ce SENS oA IS: SSO SPACE Treasurer “i OP, eI gn ee ee ee Program Chairman LE EAGE SPEDE TIM ons 1.” Celt NON Les A) 5 1 Social Chairman Bate ale ee A ee A rs Sponsor JULIE RANSOM Pam Row KAREN SCHOENBORN CARLENE SCRIVENER KATY SHERIDAN RosARIO SILVA Jupy SMITH PaT TERRY ANN Topp ELAINE WHITELEY ELyce WILGUS CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS ELLEN WILLIAMS DIANE YEATMAN Mary JANE YOUNG CHALMERS, SHERIDAN, WICKE, LAMBERT, ENSIGN, MACFARLANE Front Row: STAMEY, LEBERMUTH, HOLMEs, MURPHREE, PETTRY, SEGERMAN, CROSS, SCHOEN- BORN, BRIZDLE, YOUNG, NIVEN, CASSEL, Miss BRUCE Second Row: D. SMITH, WEARS, JOAN SMITH, S. JUDD, AUSTIN, BOsTWIcK, BARKAU, CLAY, McCoy, E. Evans, Hopp, SCRIVENER Back Row: B. SmitTH, SANFORD, DiMAurRo, DUERSON, CHALMERS, K. BAcON, BEVIER, DROz THE GLEE CLUB N. Jupp, BowNe, SEELINGER, DEAN, OFFICERS KATURAHStB AGCON | Bee o ieee epee ee ae ee Ps __....President SHARON™= MIC@OV stereos oc i ee Eee, Vice-President GRETCHEN® VAN@AKEN | 5c oy eee as cee ee Secretary- Treasurer GAROLSZOLEARS Eee es ere nnene ere en tt. fe Se Pe Ace Librarian Miss ‘LILLIAN “BRUCE. 22: Ste hese ee ee ee Director MEMBERS LINDA AUSTIN KATURAH BACON BETTE BARKAU RoBIN BEVIER FRANCES BOSTWICK CAROLYN BOWNE ALICE BRIZDLE CAROL CASSEL JOAN CLAY PEGGY CHALMERS GEORGIA Cross REBECCA DEAN Pat DiMauro LINDA Droz ELIZABETH DUERSON ELIZABETH EVANS MARGARET HOLMES MAEVE Hopp ReITA HUTCHINS Nancy JUDD SALLY JUDD ALICE LEBERMUTH SHARON McCoy Mimi MURPHREE GWEN NIVEN ALMA PETTRY vA 83 Jupy SANFORD KAREN SCHOENBORN CHARLENE SCRIVENER STEPHANIE SEELINGER ANN SEGERMAN BONNYCASTLE SMITH DIANA SMITH JOAN SMITH JULIA STAMEY KAREN WEARS ELLEN WILLIAMS Mary JANE YOUNG CAROL ZOLLARS THE CHOIR OFFICERS ITC Nan GGA Va ie sare ee ee nee ent a cay ae acted President BA TeLD LIVIA U RO eee mene te Pt eee oF ee asec seen ened Vice-President Se HANI EE EE UNCER memes oo erent ows eA Jessen Secretary-T reasurer DN uitels ISVAVAM IAS. a) ee oe en ec ee Librarian ia Wisice J LAC NPN) BY Roi ol RN ee ae 2 caer a ee oe en ee ae Director MEMBERS KATURAH BACON Nancy JUDD BETTE BARKAU SALLY JUDD CAROLYN BOWNE SHARON McCoy ALICE BRIZDLE Mimi MURPHREE JOAN CLAY GWEN NIVEN REBECCA DEAN KAREN SCHOENBORN Patricia DIMAuURO CARLENE SCRIVENER LINDA Droz STEPHANIE SEELINGER ELIZABETH DUERSON JOAN SMITH JULIA STAMEY First Row, Top to Bottom: DEAN, BARKAU, DuERSON, DiMauro, N. Jupp, BOowNE, MURPHREE, SCHOENBORN, NIVEN Second Row: K. BACON, SCRIVENER, SEELINGER, McCoy, Cuiay, S. Jupp, Droz, STAMEyY, JOAN SMITH, BRIZDLE, Miss BRUCE THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS DOTTIERINELSON} tee eee ee ann ee tlhe TS hie President BEBE? KELLEY 4. ee ee ee ee Vice-President SUEIBARKUS 425 ee eee ee ee Secretary-T reasurer LOREN)� PHIPPS 103 cos uote fetes en Cen ee Program Chairman Miss. ‘THELMA® ELIXONS 2.2 2 sea cee Sponsor MEMBERS SUE BARKUS BETTY JOUROLMON JOAN CLAY WENDY KEHL MARTHA COOPER BEBE KELLEY SYLVIA CRAWFORD ALICE LEBERMUTH Gay DAvIs MARGARET METZ BEcKyY ELLIS DotTiE NELSON LOUISE FRANKLIN Jupy Nixon Joyce HART LOREN PHIPPsS REITA HUTCHINS KATHIE SHULL Left to Right: BARKUs, NELSON, KELLEY, PHipps, Miss Hixon i a _ OS “= 5 Smee ee $ taf Dee: Privenk snare trwe natn tine Att TRON ‘ti Na, Blt it so oa 82 Kneeling: TERRY, KEISTER, HorTON, DEAN, HENN Standing: YEATMAN, ZELENZ, Miss GAMBRILL, Topp, CARR REBECCA DEAN ELLEN HENN Nancy Horton THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS SSE poe eta Nin Mie CRs: a et eR eR President Be Bete dk Fa Shs, a ee Secretary-T reasurer gy So OO Eh ok Sele nnn OP © See? Sponsor MEMBERS CAROLYN KEISTER Pat TERRY DIANE YEATMAN Mary ZELENZ 83 Nadir Oat xe ix 2 oe a eS 68S Bw x thletics Seated: Miss JARMAN, JARRELL, BIsHoP, Miss FOWLER Standing: WickE, A. BACON, LAMBERT, FULLINGTON, MERRILL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD SANDRA SP ULLINGTON (ge ee eae ms President JOANNESWICKE a, ee, et es oe ee ee ee Vice-President CAROLYN SIMIERRILE = 83 x os: 5 awe 2 i Ue ees eee Secretary ANDY. BACON “ghee cone ec ee ee Treasurer ANNs LAMBERT. 2 ee ts tee eee ee ee ee eee oe President, Porpoise Club JOANNE | WICKE-A: Seem ae = a ene ee ee eee President, Dance Club BONNIE? BISHO Pigs eae oer President, Boots and Saddle Club MARGARET | ARRELL 27a.) o ee ce President, Riding Club Miss CHLOTILDE JARMAN) Miss! NANCY FOWLER ete tee ree mo Septet hes a esas eee ae ee Sponsors Mrs. VIRGINIA STREET | THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANDY BACON KATURAH BACON JoAN BENNETT ROBIN BEVIER BONNIE BISHOP FRANCES BOSTWICK PATTIE BOYLAND JOAN CLAY SUZANNE COCHRANE JULIE COURTNEY GEORGIA CROSS TREF DEERING BARDE ENSIGN ELIZABETH EVANS SANDRA FULLINGTON MILDRED GATES Jub1 GEARHART Betsy GIBSON SUSAN GOLDSTEIN SARA GRAHAM NAncy GUTHRIE JAYME HAKEs ELLEN HENN JUNE HocHWALD MARGARET HOLMES ‘TEMPA HUGHES MEMBERS Mary ZELENZ 87 CAROLYN KEISTER SUSAN KNOWLES ANN LAMBERT Mary CEcIL LAWTER CAROLYN MERRILL ANN MONDELL Mimt MURPHREE GWEN NIVEN BARBARA PAGE LoREN PHIPPS Juby SANFORD KATY SHERIDAN BONNYCASTLE SMITH JOAN SMITH BETTY SPRIGGS ANN Topp Jupy TREVILLIAN GRETCHEN VAN AKEN TERRY WALKER Jupy WENTZ ELAINE WHITELEY JOANNE WICKE ELyce WILGUS CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS ANN WILSON DIANE YEATMAN . . : Front Row: KEISTER, B. SMITH, MERRILL, HoLMEs, WILGUS Back Row: COURTNEY, FULLINGTON, KNOWLES, TREVILLIAN, ZELENZ THE VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM SANDRA (f ULLINGT © Naga eee ee eee Captain MEMBERS NANGYs GUT TE ee Manager : CAROLYN KIESTER Miss’ CHLOTIL DES JARMAN@ 2 ees Coach UDY TREVILLIAN FULLINGTON, Miss JARMAN, GUTHRIE J MARY ZELENZ ELYcE WILGUS CAROLYN MERRILL RoBIN BEVIER SUSAN KNOWLES BONNYCASTLE SMITH MARGARET HOLMES JULIE COURTNEY 88 THE JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM MEMBERS TREF DEERING ANN WILSON SUE COCHRANE ANN Topp Kay GARDNER LOREN PHIPPS NELDA NORDBERG SYLVIA CRAWFORD Nancy Horton SUSIE GOLDSTEIN Mary BRADY Juby SANFORD DEE DEE NASH Mary McNEEL Pam Row Front Row: GOLDSTEIN, Topp, DEERING, A. BACON, GARDNER, GUTHRIE Back Row: WILSON, BRADy, McNEEL, Puipps, HorTON, CRAWFORD, COCHRANE, SANFORD 89 Left to Right: FULLINGTON, B. SMITH, EVERHART, RANSOM, MERRILL, Topp, KEISTER THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM JULIE RANSOM ve oe ee ree, Captain Miss2CHLorTinDEs|ARMAN eee eee, Coach MEMBERS Miss JARMAN, RANSOM TERI EVERHART SANDRA FULLINGTON CAROLYN KEISTER CAROLYN MERRILL BONNYCASTLE SMITH ANN Topp 90 Front Row: Witcus, Witson, Horton, WALKER Second Row: CRAWFORD, GOLDSTEIN, JOUROLMON, Pace, JANE BENNETT, HoLMEs THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS ANN WILSON—Captain Miss CHLOTILDE JARMAN—-Coach BETTY BARKAU WILSON, Miss JARMAN JANE BENNETT SYLVIA CRAWFORD SUSAN GOLDSTEIN MARGARET HOLMES Nancy HorTon BETTY JOUROLMON BARBARA PAGE TERRY WALKER ELYcE WILGUS 9I WALKER, ENSIGN, HUGHES, K. BACON, LAMBERT, NOECKER, JOAN Bostwick, DEAN, GATEs, SILVA, TREVILLIAN, Mrs. STREET THE PORPOISE CLUB OFFICERS ANN 7 AMBER Tico toes 5 ee tae ae eee President JUDY. DREVILLIAN: ees Ae eo eer ee ee Vice-President TERRY WOAUK ER uot -setat ose a ge ene nr Secretary-T reasurer TEMPA HuGHEsS, REBECCA DEAN eee Bee 8. ROME AY Technical Staff BARDE ENSIGN, BONNYCASTLE SMITH | Mars?V IRGINIAS E2657 RE by iene a entertain Sponsor MEMBERS JOAN BENNETT ANN LAMBERT FRANCES BOSTWICK SALLY NOECKER REBECCA DEAN RosArRIO SILVA BARDE ENSIGN JOAN SMITH MILDRED GATES Juby TREVILLIAN TEMPA HUGHES TERRY WALKER ee BENNETT, JOAN SMITH, Front Row: Topp, HocHWALD Back Row: NOECKER, CHESTER, YEATMAN, GEARHART, WICKE, TREVILLIAN, CLAY, CRoss, VAN AKEN THE DANCE CLUB OFFICERS LOAN DUES [CK eee Genie a enya en) une ee i One soe Baan ans tee ee President LODIECSEAR HAR tame nies emerereenlee eee ee Gale el) Vice-President JOTAN EMR YEA LT MAN poe eieree een 2 Oey oe te ip ds be ee a __...Secretary-T reasurer TONER IIOCEVAT 0 teeta ta eee see ee, AIR ee 2 PR ee Program Chairman MiseG iLO DEE ARMAN =e ames arly eee er eel ae ee erst ee” Sponsor MEMBERS PAT CHESTER JOAN CLAY GEORGIA Cross DANA GARSIDE JupI GEARHART SHIRLEY GRAY JUNE HOocHWALD MAEVE Hopp SALLY NOECKER ANN Topp Jupy TREVILLIAN GRETCHEN VAN AKEN JOANNE WICKE DIANE YEATMAN BisHop, HANNA, KUSCHELL, JARRELL, J. BRowN, NOECKER, SHREINER, THE BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB BoNNig) BISHOP = SHIRUEY: GRAVE. oo) NANCY KUSGHELI seaee eee JociE BROWN MAUREEN HANNA OFFICERS sca adda AbEL codec cna See ee reg ok Oe a President Nets gigeaet ates ao. a Vice-President Ss cue Cee SA Re Sc oe Sewi Secretary- Treasurer ee oe, er | AO Rn. 1 eee ee Ss EA, Sponsor MEMBERS MARGARET JARRELL SALLY NOECKER KAREN SHREINER 94 Miss FowLeErR bie % ie as SAS Sa ai KUSCHELL, JARRELL, SHREINER, Miss FOWLER THE RIDING CLUB OFFICERS NIARGARBTS | ARRE LI seteeeeenen, etree neh ty Pe SE ON ae EE Ey President MATIREENSIAANNA peter cain tere ser Es ee See ce ge Vice-President KARE NB OHR EINER mee eeme ees eee ern ts, Cele als 6 Sa Wye ott Secretary INANCYEK USCH EI meant Uae etn ot L ee geen yar Ee be | Treasurer IVIISS@IN AN GV OW lp gems een ec Cee ew Ae ee ir ei aha, Sponsor MEMBERS MARTHA AILES Mary BETH BEACH BARBARA BERMAN BONNIE BISHOP Mary BrRapy JociE BROWN LYNDA BRYAN PEccy CHALMERS SUZANNE COCHRANE FALLON CuRTIS Gay DAvIs CAROLE DICKINSON LEsLIE DYER CLAIRE FARLEY Mim! FLYNN LouIsE FRANKLIN SANDRA FULLINGTON SHIRLEY GRAY COURTNEY GREENE MAUREEN HANNA Joyce Hart ELLEN HENN MAEVE Hopp CHARLOTTE Hurt COOKIE JACKSON MARGARET JARRELL BETTY JOUROLMON KATHY KEE KAREN KING SUSAN KNOWLES Nancy KUSCHELL CYNTHIA LAMPEL MARTY LARCOMBE Preccy LEAK ALICE LEBERMUTH MARGARET METZ ANN MONDELL LINDA MoTLEY 95 GWEN NIVEN SALLY NOECKER ALMA PETTRY LOREN PHIPPS Pam Row KAREN SCHOENBORN KAREN SHREINER LINDA SLATON DIANA SMITH JOAN SMITH Jupby SMITH JULIA STAMEY DeEpB!I STEVENSON TERRY TAYLOR KAREN WEARS ELAINE WHITELEY Eviycre WILGuUS ELLEN WILLIAMS HENN, S. Davis, VAN AKEN, WICKE, MURPHREE, LAWTER, NIVEN THE CHEER LEADERS GRETCHEN VAN AKEN, Head Cheerleader JOANNE WICKE ELLEN HENN Mary CeEciL LAWTER GEORGIA Cross Mimi MuRPHREE SANDRA Davis GWEN NIVEN PATTIE BOYLAND First Row: CHALMERS, D. SMITH, JOAN BENNETT, JOAN SMITH, HUGHES Second Row: Bostwick, E. EVANS, HAKEs, ALCCRN, K. BACON Third Row: Mrs. STREET, TREVILLIAN, ENSIGN, CLAY, WENTZ THE COMPETITIVE SWIMMING TEAM ANN] CAMBER Tastes 2 eae eee Co-Captain MEMBERS SARDESEIN SIG NOP eae eee Co-Captain DIANE ALCORN KATURAH BACON JOAN BENNETT FRANCIS BOSTWICK PEGGY CHALMERS JOAN CLay LESLIE DYER ELIZABETH EVANS JAYME HAKEs TEMPA HUGHES DIANA SMITH Jupy TREVILLIAN Jupy WENTz KEISTER, RANSOM, PAGE, MERRILL THE TENNIS TEAM CAROLYN KEISTER BARBARA PAGE JULIE RANSOM CAROLYN MERRILL Mrs. VIRGINIA F. STREET, Coach 98 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 I zing-a zing-a zing-a zing-a I zing-a zing-a zing-a zay I zing-a zing-a zing-a zing-a I zing-a zing-a zing-a zay Push ’em back, you Fairfax warriors, Push ’em back, you Fairfax chiefs, chiefs, chiefs, chiefs. The team was in a huddle, The captain lowered her head, They all got together And this is what they said: “You gotta F-]-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!’ eatures Sy NAG TR Pat TERRY ELIZABETH DUERSON SUSAN GOLDSTEIN SUSANN EVANS Mr. MAynarp B. TERRY Mr. W. B. TREVILLIAN Mr. FRED LONicRO Mr. SYLVAN BARRON RING DANCE FAY PLIESCOTT ANDREA BACON KATURAH BACON Jo ANN BARRON Mr. EDWARD PLIESCOTT Dr. HARRY BACON Mr. WILLIAM BACON Mr. SYLVAN BARRON Mary BETH BEACH Jupy BELT ALICE BRIZDLE LYNDA BRYAN Mr. JosePpH McCUTCHEON Mr. BART SHERIDAN Mr. MELBuRN BrRIZDLE Dr. PAUL BRYAN PAT CARR MARcIA COHEN JULIE COURTNEY Pat DiMauro Mr. Forrest CARR Mr. CHARLES P. COHEN Mr. LEwis COURTNEY Mr. JosEPH McCuTCHEON ALEXANDRA DOWLING SUE EDMONDSON Mimi FLYNN SANDRA FULLINGTON Mr. JAMES L. DOWLING CAPTAIN F. L. EDMONDSON Mr. J. Ray LARCOMBE Mr. RAYMOND FULLINGTO KAy GARDNER Jub! GEARHART NANcyY GUTHRIE ANNE HEANER Mr. KERMIT GARDNER Mr. Epwin C. NELSON Mr. Joe GUTHRIE Mr. JAMEs L. DoWLING JUNE HcocHWALD CAROLYN KEISTER MARTHA LARCOMBE SHARON McCoy Mr. Epwarp HocHWALD Dr. WALTER KEISTER Mr. J. Ray LARCOMBE Dr. Davip A. McCoy TERRA KC AV SHEILA MACFARLANE CAROLYN MERRILL DoTTIE NELSON NELDA NorRDBERG Mr. STEWART MACFARLANE Mr. Harry E. MERRILL Mr. Epwin C. NELSON Mr. Harry M. P. NoRDBER BARBARA PAGE LOREN PHIPPS KAy ROTHSCHILD Katy SHERIDAN CADET BILL JAEGER CADET JOHN HOLLESTELL Mr. CHARLES H. SLAGLE Mr. BART SHERIDAN BONNYCASTLE SMITH ANN Topp GRETCHEN VAN AKEN ELAINE WHITELEY CADET ADOLFO PLAZADA Dr. LEE B. Topp Mr. JOHN R. VAN AKEN Mr. WALTER FISHER JOANNE WICKE DIANE YEATMAN Mary ZELENZ Mr. MICHAEL ZELENZ Dr. JULIAN H. YEATMAN Dr. JULIAN H. YEATMAN MAY QUEEN MISS MARY ZELENZ MAIDS OF HONOR Miss ANDREA BACON Maid-of-Honor Miss DIANE YEATMAN Maid-of-Honor THE MAY COURT Top Row: Diane Yeatman (Maid-of-Honor), Mary Zelenz (Queen), Andrea Bacon (Maid-of-Honor) Second Row: June Hochwald, Susann Evans, Katy Sheridan, Pat Carr, Sharon McCoy Front Row: Marie Jackson (Page), Anne Heaner, Katie Turner (Train Bearer), Dorothy Nelson, Carolyn Merrill, Gretchen Wan Aken, Ann Todd, Carolyn Keister, Zannie Dowling, Janie Turner (Crown Bearer), Linda Motley (Page) APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS Miss ALEXANDRA PAUL DOWLING STUDENT DIRECTORY AILES,;| MARTHA’ 45. 0s ee ere eee a ee Box 43, Macclenny, Florida ALIGORN;4 ¢ DIANNE Coe re ee ee eee ee 705 Park Avenue, Laurel, Maryland AUSTIN, LINDA te eee 522 Vittorio Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida BACON, AANDREA? eespete 2 eet es ees 344 Laurel Lane, Haverford, Pennsylvania BACON, NATURA Bs ee eee 418 Eighth Avenue, St. Albans, West Virginia BARKAU.ABETT Ese eee el eee 605 Palm Circle Drive, Naples, Florida BARKUS} ) SUSAN Bagi ee ee Le ee ee 430 Monroe Drive, Sarasota, Florida BARRON 3) OSAUNN 9 ieee 7001 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore 15, Maryland BEACH, MARY: B Reprise tee eee ee ee 182 Maplemere Drive, Clarksville, Tennessee BELLER} + ANE Se8 ot oe ee eee res 2842 Brighton Road, Shaker Heights 20, Ohio BELT ss] UDI THe eee ee Y Arabian American Oil Company, Abgaiq, Saudi Arabia BENNETT; | ANE fits eee ees cee ee Broad and Pine, Elizabethtown, North Carolina BENNETT?) 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See 1112 Ferndale Drive, High Point, North Carolina EOI NSC Nat CA Vp eee oe entra A pace gaat ety ial Highland Terrace, Nassau, Bahamas OUROULMON: § DECI eye seperate ee ee 433 East Hillvale Circle, Knoxville, Tennessee Jupp, INA GY ah ete ck ce ae Fe Ly ee Ge 1735 Elm Street, Stratford, Connecticut EVES DD pe Lee ee aed eee A ne 1735 Elm Street, Stratford, Connecticut KBE Kh ALU Y en eres caeteans wertens st Sao 4702 - 8th Street, N.E., Washington, D. C. Kera ee WENDY pees ce es ce re Be Ae er 160 White Pond Drive, Akron 13, Ohio KRISTERTRCAROLY Noewee ees ee oe en ae .......98 College Avenue, Ellicott City, Maryland WE DIE Vat DEB Rei ert ee Se ts ae eS 403 Turrentine Avenue, Gadsden, Alabama KER By Gh DUAN CY sateen ee eee Recetas nec 1640 Park Road, Waynesboro, Virginia STUDENT DIRECTORY KING: (KAREN 2 Ov be ee ee eee. 4300 Leeds Avenue, Baltimore 29, Maryland KNOWLESS. SUSAN Stes ee rk 5845 Carrollton Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana KUSCHELTRRNANC Viki re le ee ee 4803 Beach Road, Birmingham, Michigan ISAMBERT JANN pie es ees ees eee Apartado del Este 4414, Caracas, Venezuela LISAMPE LS: GYN THA Serovar eco es eee 8405 Broadway, Indianapolis, Indiana DANE VIARTHAs@e ees) eee Bs ciao A oe 1223 Chenango Street, Binghamton, New York LANEXSOANDRA poe oot ge ee ee coma 1223 Chenango Street, Binghamton, New York [SARCOMBESAVIAR'T HA® ce one ore aetna ers, Elray, Warrenton, Virginia MAWTER IVIARYaGRC!b ere oe een ne ee 1014 Florida Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina LEAKUO PEGGY Sai ee ee Carolina Drive, Rockingham, North Carolina LEBERMUTH ALICE ces eee a eee 451 Roselawn, N.E., Warren, Ohio LGOMISS GYNNIRE ee, er eae re ee eae oe 817 Ellison Lane, Waynesboro, Virginia MACFARLAN EeR OE ELLA qeetea seas oases ek end ee ee Reparto Ona, Sagua la Grande, Cuba MASONZeIVIBRRI GI veers 0 came be nee Bele ea 511 Crown View Drive, Alexandria, Virginia MATHEIS, ANA © ere cose ec occ eee ree ee renee Apartado 1293, Guayaquil, Ecuador MceCoy2 SHARON ste ces peeen epee ee ea eee ee 150 Wellington Road, Birmingham, Alabama McNEEURIMARY sen 2 eee ee eee 248 East Summit Avenue, San Antonio 12, Texas MERRITT sa GAROLYN we eee ce ee eee 18 Oxbow Road, Lynnfield Center, Massachusetts MERRITT, (CAROLE met eee ee ee ee 164 Putnam Park, Greenwich, Connecticut WMETZ7 MARGARET ose es coe ee eee 9919 Old Spring Road, Kensington, Maryland IVIONDELTAC ZA NN: oy 2s oe gees ee a eee ee 14th and Pine, Waynesboro, Virginia MOTREYS CINDA®. 2h te. ee ee 347 North Bradford Street, Dover, Delaware MIUMA Ws wLSINDA gecesi ek Sr eee nee Sperry Lane, Middlefield, Ohio MURPHREES MIMI excende, cnt oekaki eee Shelby, Mississippi INASHLIAN AWE ee. cere eae ee eee oe ee 1439 Graydon Place, Norfolk, Virginia NELSON a DOROT H Yates eee: ee ee er eee a ee 5448 Dawes Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia NIVEN SCG WEN th 8 eee Ree es aie Ot ea 451 South Perkins Road, Memphis, Tennessee INIDXON 2 UD Yates tee Be ee eg ee es 328 Jolly Road, Lansing, Michigan NoEckKER, SALLY, % Mrs. John McDonough, Jr., 2251 Brookview Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia NORDBERG IN ELD Ate ee tnet eee ae Cove View Avenue, Willowmere, Riverside, Connecticut QOWENS SSARAU ,0Nee cts tas Sais hore ee 215 Rutherford Street, Athens, Georgia PAGES BARBARAMEs5e.. oat, Oe bee 6 ee ee 5 Liberty Street, Orlando, Florida PERERA CONCHITA Weeeee 8) ce ore oe ee Contramaestre, Oriente, Cuba PETIRY ALM Agee eee oes sr eee 407 West Main Street, Shelbyville, Illinois PHICLIPS® DOROTHY gabon ete ee 100 Lafayette Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland PHIPPS OREN pte es ee oe “ Hollidge, 833 Richmond Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland PitTo BER THA 2 tee ee fe ee ee Box 164, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba PLIESCOTT 23 FAY copnss cee peek Peis al ne ee Box 403, Cambridge, Maryland ROLAN, CONNIE MES eee eee ee 4700 Virginia Avenue, S.E., Ch arleston, West Virginia RANSOM, ))ULIE VANN ee ee ee Hillsboro Road at Stanford Drive, Nashville, Tennessee RIGGS UMAR THA tere et er ee ee ee 127 Central Avenue, La Follette, Tennessee ROTHSCHIED, | KAY. ee te ee 5025 Kanawha Avenue, S.E., Charleston, West Virginia ROW PAMELA vie core ete ee 5220 Watson Street, N.W., Washington 16, D. 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T., Saudi Arabia AEGASOSSD, WANNINE pete Sealel hd ou PSN MS sel oaditie 70) bt res Ai inn ne CIS Quinwood, West Virginia PGR NIE ISTAN as) UD Ya moet ete ee i et 808 Fendall Terrace, Charlottesville, Virginia MANS AKE NEGRE TCHEN pains hee erro os Ae Box 74, Mt. Jewett, Pennsylvania WAKER MEERR [ae ee rate fee FL Cene eA ee yo ee Burkeville, Virginia WEARS ICAREIN gen rs at NA ee, 3104 South Dorchester Road, Columbus 21, Ohio WENT Zee) DL UL eee ewer ee 510 Montgomery Avenue, Haverford, Pennsylvania WEELED UR Ym is CAIN Women ae eee y ee 5 e oe a F 41 Bridge Street, Lambertville, New Jersey WAG KES | CANNES a eaee ee fete ite eu Ps atk ys 1420 North 12th Avenue, Pensacola, Florida WIEDER MGERALDIN Fae ee re) ve aees, Coe 639 Plater Street, Aberdeen, Maryland WICC OSL Chime mean pele iu ot enw urine a a Te OR Frankford, Delaware WHICIAMS CHAREOIT Fae c eeleee one. ou! 3203 White Oak Road, Raleigh, North Carolina VIL GIAMS SEL Nise rer ee) eee eb a) epee 134 Higby Road, Utica, New York WWATESONSREA NIN Gergen) eee ve a et ene 7 506 Kentucky Avenue, Pineville, Kentucky WITHAM, ELOISE ............- fehl or aa 512 Peachtree Battle Avenue, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Para MAN IOLA NEw aren een emer weet On eee Se Fork Union, Virginia PROUNGRIVIAR YS] ANE ceeeeta ian, Herwk 2 te 8 oo) 207 Third Avenue, East, Bradenton, Florida ETN ZamlVLAR Yemeni: pee cigee Fo bevegvit riot 39 Sherwood Place, Greenwich, Connecticut LOBUARS NC AROLEOU Eee amet etic eee cet Nl oe yk 308 East Jackson Street, Attica, Indiana 115 FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY Mrs. JAMES M. ALEXANDER, SR. ........ 33-B Daniel Drive, Clemson, South Carolina Mrsa hal BonrEMILLER See 942 Lyndhurst Road, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss: E:MILY BROWN 2.52 eee 418 South Wayne Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss GILliAN BRUCE sees 15 Dominion Street, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada Mrs O2]MSGCrARK pee ere ees Clemson House, Clemson, South Carolina MRSieVIGTOR? E:PES eee eee ee 425 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia MISSA¢NANGY MS ROWLER is one eee Albion Point, Carlisle, Pennsylvania Miss CAROLINE GAMBRILL .........--------- 201 Armory Street, New Haven, Connecticut Mrs. CARRIE R. GOODMAN ..........--..-------- Clemson House, Clemson, South Carolina Miss NANcy HarkRILL ..........-- 1201 North Church Street, Salisbury, North Carolina MIss = GHECMAgIALX ON eee tees Somerset Avenue, Segreganset, Massachusetts Miss Emity Hopces....Pine Valley Road, Carrington Woods, Milledgeville, Georgia Miss CHLOTILDE JARMAN ............ “% Mrs. James Graham, Sandy Spring, Maryland Virsy NINA | OHNSON ses es ee ee 323 East Second Street, Covington, Kentucky Mrs. ELIZABETH G. KENNEDY ...........-.. sb Soa Ae age See ce Garnett, South Carolina Mrs. EDNA R. KRAFT, % Mrs. W. H. Harris, Jr., 108 Windsor Way, Richmond 21, Virginia Mrs. Mary D. LAWTER ........---- 1014 Florida Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina Miss ANN-MarIE LYNCH ...... 124 Massachusetts Avenue, Springfield, Massachusetts Miss SWANN MarKS ............-------- Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs KATHERINE SW.) NIADDOX see eee eee Box 415, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. Daisy T. MAupPIN, “% Matthews, 504 Oak Road, Merion Station, Pennsylvania Miss JANE E. MILLER ........ 7421 East Kenton Drive, South San Gabriel, California MRS2 12) GAPENTAND eee 2 ee oeeares 84 Lyndhurst Road, Waynesboro, Virginia MUIsSFARLE STE) OOles eae eee 354 Cornell Avenue, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mrs. Marjori£ G. RoBERTSON....Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia Dr S:. GESAUNDERS te re eee ee 817 - 14th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia IVIRSSIVIARGARET 19, SMITH eee eee 604 Poplar Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia MRs® VIRCINIA aS TREE Dee “Bonnie Brae,” Route 2, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss ELIZABETH B. TYLER .......... Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss MARGARETiW ILLS ecm oem eee 201 Asher Street, Culpeper, Virginia “My ws Very, Oty tly AS = NY s X: NG Wii tijyy “ltYypyy thf, Mijten KW SS Wye ddddidéa MCVMJW —'” S S (1 y Ws Wvbk-4 CL YE, Pes yet Pr a Aree aeted Mell! lr een Zi i, ee : ; Yy “nut yy, Z Y The “foreigners”. . . . ‘Memories will always linger’’. Fishburne brother and Fairfax sister. . . . Three champs. . . . Horse lovers. . . . Big seniors. . . . Graduation Day. SNORE SE: iendly roommates. Fr os 10n . Concentrati rry Christmas! . Me irls. . g The fts for everyone. eee: Cal it. Art exhibi ISP akon, th 9 11 Fishburne Military School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 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 120 ———————— 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 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA a Resources over $8,000,000 + “No substitute for a savings account” Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall The R. J. Hanna Family 121 Compliments of THE TOWN SHOP 401 W. Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia The finest in ladies’ apparel Best wishes to a good school from Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kuykendall, Jr. Farms and Feeders Dexter, New Mexico DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY An Exclusive Laundry With a Service for Every Home Pick-up and Delivery WH 28331 236-240 ArcH AVENUE, WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 122 - ses es nsturdnce ... 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: Lampert, BarcEeR AND BRANAMAN BuILpING Telephone WH 2-8189 Waynesboro, Virginia 123 Camera bug. .. . Who, me? . . . Caught in the act! . . . Studying hard? . . . Sorry if we interrupted. ... Lired? Fairfax Hall Is supplied with milk from the Eariy Dawn Co-operative Dairy, Inc. PHONE WH 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 WH 2-5671 | FISHBURNE AND SON W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics, Toilet Goods Photographic Supplies Visit Our Soda Fountain Sleeping beauty. . . . Big teachers. . . . A dog is a girl’s best friend. . . . Just passing the time of day. ... The prima ballerina. BEST WISHES! Mr. and Mrs. B. Kelley GapspEN, ALABAMA 126 DON’S PASTRY SHOP 403 West Main STREET W£AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA AL’S CAB Waynesboro, Virginia WH 2-8245 CORNER HARDWARE SPORTS CENTER WiILson Sports EqurpMENT We DELIVER WH 2-8229 Compliments of DO-NUT DINETTE Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of GRAVELY WAYNESBORO COMPANY 127 Compliments of BARR’S 5 anp 10 509 W. Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia Best Wishes DENNY’S MUSIC SHOPPE “Everything Musical” 403 W. Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia DELUXE MOTOR COURT DINING ROOM 2112 W. Main Waynesboro, Virginia COMPLIMENTS Oe Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Gibson IAEGER, WEST VIRGINIA 128 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 West Main Street = “For People Who Care” eR: Wl), 1 y GARMENTS IT'S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX WH 3-3536 COMPLIMENTS BASIC-WITZ FURNITURE COMPANY WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA —, Manufacturers of Dependable Furniture for Over Half a Century 129 Compliments of BLUE RIDGE GROCERY Co., INC. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of ROSE’S Sc 10c-25e store WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of HOLT’S DUKE’S, INC. “The Shopping Center China Gifts Housewares for the Well-Dressed Man” 418 W. Main Waynesboro, Virginia LAUNTONAY 72: Compliments of G H RESTAURANT WaAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of STANDARD DRUG CO., INC. Richmond, Virginia 130 FROM THE IVY LEAGUE TORGE MigPARISIEOOK IT’S ARNOLD’S W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 13] Big bridge game. . . . Don’t get stuck. . . . Totem pole. . . . Three Musketeers. . . . Mama stops by. .. . Life of leisure... . A.A. Dance .. . Fearsome foursome. . . . Hey, girls! .. . Ready. . . . Caught you. 132 COMPLIMENTS of MopERN FURNITURE COMPANY 333 West Main Sr. J. L. BARKSDALE FURNITURE CORP. 414 West Marin Sr. AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY 416 West Main Str. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA BOB’S FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Serving Your Community With GORDON’S FRESH POTATO CHIPS NATIONAL BRANDS OF CANDY CHEWING GUM AND NOTIONS PHONE: HARRISONBURG 4-6541 lo the next lown or across the nation... Go TRAILWAYS --- Opecialists in friendly first-class travel ! CHARTERS-TOURS THRU-LINER SERVICE HAMILTON-COOK HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. 145 North Wayne Avenue Appliances and sporting goods Free Parking WH 2-8251 Free Delivery GROSSMAN’S Waynesboro, Virginia Distinctive Women’s Apparel 133 Compliments of RETAIL JEWELERS OF WAYNESBORO Play more - Live Longer . . . This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP P2@s boxeo2 Phone 662 4 West Washington Street Lexington, Virginia — “Pres Delivers the Goods” — Check Pres for Quality Sporting Goods, Novelties, Gifts, Sportswear, Toys and many other items Compliments of CHARTER BUS SERVICE JOHN W. GARBER Anywhere in Virginia Plumbing and Heating 425 Delphine Avenue QUICK-LIVICK, INC. Waynesboro, Virginia 233 N. Central Avenue Staunton, Virginia Telephone WH 3-6006 Dial TUxedo 6-3560 134 Power and Telephone Line Construction Contracting COFER CONSTRUCTION Co., INC. 2003 RUSSELL AVE., S. W. ROANOKE, VA. Presented By L. M. COFER Telephone ROANOKE 3-1573 Res. 4-6371 Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY “Your one-stop shopping center” LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Waynesboro, Virginia x Building Supplies KINSER’S ESSO STATION Jefferson Highway and Commerce Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia LYNDHAVEN FLORIST 319 WEsT MAIN STREET Flowers for All Occasions Member Telegraph Delivery Service WH 3-8556 135 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TOP VHESSENIORSCEASS Mr. and Mrs. Leland V. Matheis GuayaQulIL, ECUADOR 136 THE HOTEL GENERAL WAYNE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 70 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 Hotel Henry Hotel Governor Tyler Hotel Royal Hotel George Wythe Portsmouth Martinsville Radford Front Royal Wytheville Compliments THE MAN’S SHOP 510 Main St. Phone WH 2 8292 COMPLIMENTS OF Roy’s EASTSIDE FLORIST WH 2-9126 COMPLIMENTS OF SHENANDOAH HAY GRAIN CO., INC. SKYLINE PARKWAY MOTOR COURT Box 608 Waynesboro, Virginia 137 HERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of Fairfax Hall Class Rings Virginia Representative JAMES SES DEGK 3110 West Marshall Street RicHMOND 21, VIRGINIA Best Wishes! L. J. BISHOP Detroit, MIcHIGAN Compliments of HANEY’S PHARMACY 412 West Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia THE HUMPHRIES PRESS WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing 138 Compliments of JARRELLE’S SHOE STORE 325 West Marin STREET WéAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CHARLES F. McCLUNG, Printer 550 CoMMERCE AVENUE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Lithography Letterpress 139 Compliments of LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE The home of better values Now, just you listen to me! . .. Table’s set for tea. . . . At your service. . . . Pierrot and Pierrette. ... Just look at this... . The cabin gang. . . . She’s dead! .. I want a pink dress. 140 Get To Know WAY NESBORO QUICKEST THROUGH THE PAGES OF THE CAavneshora News-Virginian WH 2-8215 14] COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK KERBY €% SONS 218 ArcH AVENUE W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of CHARLES LAFFERTY SONS Electricians W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Enjoy RicHMOND Datry IcE CREAM Distributed by WAYNESBORO CREAMERY 142 CoMPLIMENTS OF Che SOUTHERN RESTAURANT “The Place to Eat’ Compliments of Compliments of WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE Art Supplies WAYNE WELDING COMPANY W£AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WH 2-8283 WAYNESBORO FLORIST VALLEY BAKERY, INC. 214 DuPont Boulevard Bakers of Sunbeam Waynesboro, Virginia Bread sande Rolle WH 2-8125 Congratulates Fresher, More Fashionable Flowers THE SENIOR CLASS 143 WAYB WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Congratulates the Senior Class of Fairfax Hall 1958 “The Sports Voice of the Valley” 1490 KC MBS Compliments of The Waynesboro Automobile Dealers W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 144 Compliments of WHITE’S DEPARTMENT STORE 518 West Main Street and WHITE’S FASHION CENTER 417 West Main Street BES TaW ISHESe TOs THE SENIOR CLASS WAYNE BEAUTY SALON WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of ROCCO FEEDS, OF AUGUSTA, INC. 200 South Bayard Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia Telephone WH 2-8279 Compliments of A FRIEND GARST’S, INC. School Supplies Stationery Hobby Supplies Waynesboro, Virginia 145 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Segerman Charleston, West Virginia Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Berman Sr. Louis, Missouri 146 ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS IN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FOR Students of Fairfax Hall and their families Che WAYNE and Ch CAVALIER Shenandoah Valley’s Finest and Most Modern Theatres Where every good movie may be seen and enjoyed in attractive and comfortable surroundings . For delicious refreshments before and after shows, visit The CAVALIER LUNCHEONETTE and NUMBER NINE (IN THE CAVALIER THEATRE) (IN THE WAYNE THEATRE) WAYNESBORO THEATRES CORPORATION WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of WAYLAND MUSIC AND GIFTS 511-13 West Main Street W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 147 Compliments of WESTWOOD RESTAURANT 2120 W. Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia Winter wonderland. . . . Snow castle... . Do a figure eight. . . . Jack Frost was here. . . . Snowball fight. . . . Skater’s waltz. . . . Fairfax in the snow. ... Snow path... . First snow. .. . Snowbound. . . . Baby, it’s cold outside. 148 With All Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Luis Perera B. Contramaestre, Oriente, Cuba. For delicious food and delightful surroundings be sure to visit the new HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT Located at Southern Entrance of Skyline Drive ROUTE 250 WéAYNESBORO, VA. Famous for: 28 IcE CREAM FLAvors DELICIOUS STEAKS - SEA Foop Telephone 7211 Compliments of FARMERS’ SERVICE STORE W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA SEEDS COMPLIMENTS OFAN FRIEND The Cuarmn anp Ancuors Staff wishes to express appreciation to Mr. G. Ernest Johnson of the J. P. Bell Company, Mr. William P. Blackwell of the Lynchburg Engraving Company, and Mr. W. B. Alwood, III, of Alwood Studios for their assistance in the publication of our yearbook. 149 | The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Main Office | Main and Wayne West Main Drive-In Branch | Main and Magnolia W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA | “A Symbol of Progress” Best Wishes to the Senior Class Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Duerson, Jr. Mr. AND Mrs. M. F. Jupp Lynchburg, Virginia Stratford, Connecticut Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Best Wishes Captain and Mrs. L. F. Davis, U.S.N. Mr. AND Mrs. E. C. NELSON Falls Church, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia 150 Compliments of Rockville, Virginia Mr. AND Mrs. JAMES H. CocHRANE Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 Nassau DuNBRIK Company, Ltn. Nassau, Bahamas (Mrs. Harold A. Johnson) Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mrs. BarBara M. LANE Binghamton, New York Our Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. AND Mrs. CHARLES NAUGLE (Nancy Horton’s Parents) McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Best Wishes Mr. AND Mrs. JOSEPH LAMPEL and daughters CINDY anp ELLEN Indianapolis, Indiana Compliments of Mrs. MARGARET A. SPRIGGS Syracuse, New York Compliments of Davis Cut-Rate Drug Store Congratulations and Good Wishes to Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall the Graduating Class Mr. AND Mrs. SYLVAN BARRON Mr. AND Mrs. T. C. SCRIVENER Baltimore, Maryland Catonsville, Maryland All Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall | Best Wishes and Class of 1958 | Mr. anp Mrs. EpmunNp A. CHESTER Mr. AND Mrs. JOHN R. VAN AKEN Havana, Cuba 152 Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dowling VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 153 BARNWELL AND WILHELM, INC. Insurance of All Kinds Main Street Building Telephone WH 3-4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cohen CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 154 Compliments of Furniture City Motel, Inc. MR. anp Mrs. WM. M. JARRELL Hicu Pornt, NortH Caroiina Congratulations With all Good Wishes to DY-MAK, INC. Fairfax Hall Mr. AND Mrs. HERBERT L. DYER Mr. AND Mrs. Jor ELLIis, Jr. Marblehead, Massachusetts Mt. Sterling, Kentucky Compliments of Congratulations to the Senior Class Mrs. E. G. ErBanp Mr. AND Mrs. CHARLES E. Evans (Mary McNeel’s Mother) Chillicothe, Illinois San Antonio, Texas 155 Working hard? . . . How about a game? . . . The team was in a huddle. . . . Beauties. . . . Our mascot. .. . Go, team, go ! ... Infirmary wing gang. . . . Pick on Pat Day. 156 Best Wishes THE KING TILE COMPANY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Jack ApaIR WwW. STUART WirHaM, III President Vice President Adair Realty Loan Company Established 1865 REALTORS Healey Building Atlanta 5, Georgia 157 Congratulations to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. W. A. J. Pitt SANTIAGO DE CuBa, CuBA 158 Our very best wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Murphree, Jr. SHELBY, MIssIssIPPI Compliments of Best Wishes C. A. NASH SON, INC. Mr. AND Mrs. JAMES S. SHEPARD Norfolk, Virginia Liberty, Indiana 159 Our best wishes to the graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Silva Herrera Bocota, CoLoMBIA Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Shreiner CHARDON, OHIO 160 a To the Class of 1958 and Staff and Faculty Our best wishes and great hopes go with you through the years Judge and Mrs. Sam Street Hughes and Family (Tempa’s Family) Lansinc, MICHIGAN 161 Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slagle (Kay Rothschild’s Family) Best WisHEs TO FarrFax HAL We and Mrs. Charles F. Williams Raleigh, North Carolina The Very Best of Wishes to Fairfax Hall and The Senior Class of 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Whiteley Lambertville, New Jersey Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Dr. AND Mrs. J. H. VENTA Fork Union, Virginia That long ride through autumn woods— Winter evenings around a blazing fire— Your first formal dance and the man you met— Your happiest memories will linger around FAIRFAX HALL Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. AND Mrs. DEAN H. ENSIGN Great Barrington, Massachusetts Best Wishes from AL RIGGS PHARMACY La Follette, Tennessee Compliments of Mr. anno Mrs. H. T. FERRON (Cookie Jackson’s grandparents) Charlottesville, Virginia Compliments of CANDLEWOOD LAKE CLUB Brookfield, Connecticut A Club Summer Home Colony (T. S. Farley) 163 Sitting pretty... . What’s so funny? . . . Snow queen? . . . Maybe tomorrow night. . . . Watch the birdie. . . . Sleepy-head. . . . Whoops, a hoop. . . . What have I done? . . . Gangway! 164 The United States Air Force sends its Best Wishes to the Senior Class Lt. Col. and Mrs. V. L. Phipps 165 Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zelenz Congratulations, Seniors! Parents of Joan Bennett Las Prepras, VENEZUELA 166 Compliments of the parents of Andrea Bacon HAVERFORD, PENNSYLVANIA =— Best Wishes ae Compliments of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Herman K. Polan Mr. anp Mrs. R. M. Hopp Charleston, West Virginia Arlington Heights, Illinois BEAUTY CONNER PRODUCE COMPANY | FROM TIP LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Distributors of TO TOE LOUISE BEAUTY SALON Chow Oranges and Grapefruit 539 West Main Street WH 3-6291 Mrs. Dillon W. Pope, owner 167 Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Heaner BROWNSVILLE, [TEXAS 168 With Best Wishes to all the Students and Faculty of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Sterling L. Price (Jocie’s grandparents) Detroit, MIcHIGAN Congratulations to each member of the Senior Class and Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Gardner RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 169 The Best of Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hochwald Etmuurst, New York Greetings and Best Wishes Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall to the Students and Faculty Mr. AnD Mrs. L. J. 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