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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1962 volume:

Remember the joys we’ve shared here. Remember as time goes by. Remember when you are old, dear, Fairfax is with you until you die. Remember the friends we’ve made here Through all eternity. For if you remember Fairfax • • She’ll always remember you. NINETEEN SIXTY TWO FAIRFAX HALL WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA MARY SUE YOUNGER editor STEPHANIE SEARS business manager FOREWORD ■ “Remember” that is the theme of the 1962 Chain and Anchors. As the members of the Senior Class of 1962 pass through the gates of Fairfax Hall for the last time, we will leave behind a part of our lives. Never again will the forty six girls who were so close during their senior year be together. It is a sad time, and yet a happy time, for the days each girl has spent at Fairfax have prepared her for a fuller and even more enjoyable life. The days ahead will be busy ones, but there will always be time to look back and recall the happy days at Fairfax. We hope that the 1962 Ch.ain and Anchors will bring us together again from time to time and help us to “Remember”. CONTENTS FACULTY ACTIVITIES CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS HiOPEmOF the library of VIRGIhR A RICHMOND, VA DEDICATION Never-ending concern, sure understanding, unfailing guidance, and continual good humor these phrases describe him. Each student at Fairfax Hall is grateful to him for his help in planning both her high school and her college days. For these reasons, and many more, we dedi- cate the 1962 Chain and Anchors to Robbins L. Gates Our Academic Dean Remember, as timi Miss Lillian Bruce A.R.C.T. Dean of Students Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, A.R.C.T.; Eastman School of Music; Oglebay Institute; Banff School of Fine Arts, Chautauqua School of Music; Mount Allison University. Robbins L. Gates A.B., M.A., PH.D. Academic Dean W ' ashington and Lee University, A.B;. Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. Mrs. Lois H. Blackburn B.S. Swimming and Dancing University of Richmond, B.S. Emily F. Brown B.L.I. Dra natics Emerson College, B.L.I. Lillian Bruce A.R.C.T. Voice, Piano Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, A.R.C.T.; Eas tman School of Music: Banff School of Fine Arts: Chautauqua School of Music; Mount Allison Uni- versity. FACULTY Mrs. Laura F. Burnett B.A. Spanish Lambuth College, B.A.; Graduate work, George Peabody College Nancy M. Fowler Horseback. Riding Dickinson College Robbins L. Gates A.B., M.A., PH.D. Government Washington and Lee University, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. Mrs. Ann S. Howard A.B. English Hood College, A.B. Janet Jamison B.A., M.M. Piano Glee Club, Choir State University of Iowa, B.A.; School of Fine and Applied Arts of Boston University, M.M. Chlotilde Jarman B s. Art Longwood College, B.S.; Mary- land Institute; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts FACULTY 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 Mrs. Virginia K. Loving B.S. Science University of Richmond, B.S.; University of Virginia; Stetson University Mrs. Mamie S. Penland B.S. Mathematics Longwood College, B.S.; Uni- versity of Virginia Hetty A. Skelton Mrs. Margaret L. Smith Allene M. Tyler A.B., M.A. Librarian George Washington University, A.B. in Library Science; George Peabody College, M.A. in Li- brary Science B.S. English Duke University; Radford Col- lege; University of Virginia, B.S. B.S. Physical Education Mary Washington College, B.S. FACULTY Peggy L. Webster Margaret G. Willis Nancy G. Wilson B.S. History University of Chattanooga. B.S.; Graduate work. University of Tennessee B.S., M.A. Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, B.A., M.A.; Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stitute A.B., M.A. French University of Chattanooga, A.B. University of Tennessee, M.A Mrs. Nina Johnson R.N. Resident T urse Samuel G. Saunders M.D. School Physician Mrs. Katherine W. Miller Dietitian STAFF Mrs. J. M. Alexander, Sr. Supervisor of Study Mrs. Edwin E. Morrow Hostess Mrs. Frank Weller Housekeeper Mrs. Mae W. Epes Mrs. Robert O. Feeley Mrs. W. E. McGuire Housemother Housemother Housemother STAFF Mrs. Alfred C. Peterson Housemother Swann Marks Secretary Mrs. Edward Bailey Secretary Remember, the joys we’v RING FIGURE APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS MISS “JEEP” WILLIS Culpeper, Virginia MAY QUEEN Miss Alice Tolley Newport News, Virginia MAIDS () F MONO R Miss Stephanie Sears Tampa, Florida Miss Diane Turner Newport News, Virginia THE MAY COURT Front Row: Joan Livers (Page), Catherine MacGregor Gates (Crown Bearer), Stephanie Scars ( Maid-of-Honor) . Queen Alice Tolley, Diane Turner (Maid-of-Honor), Martha Robbins Gates (Train Bearer), Sharon Buckland (Page). Second Row: Kay Fleharty, Jeep Willis, Betty Sue Landrum, Baird Brown, Roe Ellen Coleman. Third Row: Jenny Christie, Kathy Dye, Carol Sargent, Beth Johnson. Bac Row: Mary Tutwiler, Jessie MacDougald, Linda Curtis. MAY DAY PAGEANT AROUND THE WORLD IN SIXTY MINUTES Americana . . . Panamanian Dance . . . Country Dance . . . French Can ' Can . . . English May Pole . . . Russian Ballerina . . . Choral Speaking . . . Far Eastern Harem . . . Hawaiian Hula . . . hennese Waltz THE LAUREL CHAIN GRADUATION Remember, the friends we ve ADE HERE i Roe Ellen Coleman, Stephanie Sears, Mary Tutwiler, Miss Bruce, Diane Turner SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Diane Turner Mary Tutwiler Stephanie Sears Roe Ellen Coleman Miss Lillian Bruce President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 27 CLASS OF 1962 Marion Michel Bacon St. Alhans, West Virginia French Club, ’61, ' 62; Glee Club, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Stalf, ’62; Fairfax Players, ’62; French Club, ’60, ’61. Marion Bacon Mr. William Van V. Bacon “Crave those men parts.” 28 FAIRFAX HALL Lili Kay Baynard Easton, Maryland Hall .Chatter Staff, ’62; French Club, ' 61, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’62. “Caught! If we had just had five more minutes!’’ Lili Kay Baynard Mr. John T. Baynard 29 CLASS OF 1962 Mary Baird Brown Tampa, Florida Porpoise Club, ' 61, ' 62; President, Por- poise Club, ’62; Spanish Club, ’61; ' Vice President, Spanish Club, ’62; Glee Club, ' 61; Vice President, Glee Club, ’62; President’s Council, ’62; Athletic As- sociation Board, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; May Court, ’62; National Honor So- ciety, ’62. 30 FAIRFAX HALL Patricia Sharon Buck land Summersville, West Virginia Athletic Association, ' 59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Hockey, ’60, ’61, ’62; Junior Varsity Hockey, ’59; Glee Club, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Choir, ’61, ’62; International Re ' lations Club, ’59; French Club, ’59; In ' tramurals, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’61, ’62; Fairfax Players, ’61, ’62; Page, May Court, ’59. 31 CLASS OF 1962 Elizabeth Chesney Carter Charleston, West Virginia Glee Club, ' 62; Riding Club, ' 61, ' 62; French Club, ' 61, ' 62; Secretary, French Club, ' 62; Hall Chatter Staff, ' 62; Ath- letic Association, ' 62; Intramurals, ' 62; National Honor Society, ' 62. 32 FAIRFAX HALL Sara Jane Carter Panama, Republic of Panama Spanish Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Latin Club, ’60, ’61; Intramurals, ’60, ’61, ’62; Glee Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Riding Club, ’60, ’61; Fairfax Players, ’60, ’61; Vesper Committee, ’60; Athletic Association, ’60, ’61, ’62; International Relations Club, ’60; Varsity Hockey, ’61, ’62. 33 CLASS OF 1962 Janet Inez Christian Wilmington, Delaware Intramurals, ' 60; Junior Varsity Hockey, ' 60; Riding Club, ' 60, ' 62; Spanish Club, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Hall Chatter Staff, ' 61, ' 62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ' 61; Secre- tary ' Treasurer, Glee Club, ' 61; Score ' tar ’. Vesper Committee, ' 62. 34 FAIRFAX HALL Jenny Christie Judge Sidney L. Christie Virginia Helen Christie Keystone, West Virginia Vice President, Freshman Class, ’59; President, Sophomore Class, ’60; Treas- urer, Junior Class, ’61; Vice President, Student Association, ’62 ; Student As- sociation Board, ’59, ’60; Intramurals, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Spanish Club, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; President, Latin Club, ’62; Secretary-Treasurer, Latin Club, ’61; In- ternational Relations Club, ’61; National Honor Society, ’62; May Court, ’62. “Take me back to my little grass shack at Purdue!’’ 35 Roe Ellen Coleman Mr. A. Roe Coleman CLASS OF 1962 Roe Ellen Coleman Knoxville, Tennessee French Club, ' 61 , ’ 62 ; Riding Club, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Treasurer, Riding Club, ’ 62 ; Hall Chatter Staff, 61 , ’ 62 ; Ch.mn and An ' CHORS Staff, ’ 62 ; Porpoise Club, ’ 62 ; Cheerleader, ’ 62 ; Athletic Association, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Treasurer, Senior Class, ’ 62 ; Vesper Committee, ' 61 , ’ 62 ; Intramurals, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; May Court, ’ 62 . “I like J. Fred Muggs best of all.” 36 FAIRFAX HALL Barbara Tyndale Craig Hanover, New Mexico Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Athletic Associa tion, ’61, ’62; Hockey Team, ’61, ’62; Latin Club, ’61; Riding Club, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62. ”I don’t care what time of day it is. I’m hungry.” Bobbie Craig Mr. Harry L. Nash 37 Linda Curtis Mr. Donald D. Curtis, Jr. “What rule?” CLASS OF 1962 Lind.a Nobles Curtis Waynesboro, Virginia Glee Club, ’61; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’61, ’62; Chain AND Anchors Staff, ’62; French Club, ’61, ’62; May Court, ’62. 38 FAIRFAX HALL Donna Delaney Mr. Edward L. Timherlake Donna Kaye Delaney Woodland, North Carolina Glee Cluh, ’ 61 , ' 62 ; Spanish Cluh, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Vesper Committee, ’ 62 . . . . “and Daily messages to Fishhurne . Jon, Roe Ellen says to tell Jim 39 Kathy Dye Mr. Jules Sturboise CLASS OF 1962 S.ARAH K. thryn Dye Marietta, Ohio Intramurals, ' 61, ' 62; Varsity Basketball, ' 61, ' 62; Vesper Committee, ' 61; StU ' dent Association Board, ' 62; May Court, ' 62; Riding Club, ' 59, ' 60, ' 61; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Fairfax Players, ' 61, ' 62; Porpoise Club, ' 59, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Swimming Team, ' 59. ■10 FAIRFAX HALL Cylinda Mosley Finlayson Boston, Massachusetts Vice President, Junior Class, ’61; Riding Club, ’61; Spanish Club, ’61; Athletic Association, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’61, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Varsity Hockey, ’61, ’62; Junior Varsity Basket ' ball, ’61, ’62; Glee Club, ’61, ’62. Cylinda Finlayson Mr. J. M. Finlayson, Jr. but I like this record.” 41 CLASS OF 1962 Emily Mabel Fish Winchester, Massachusetts Riding Club, ' 60; Spanish Club, ’60, ' 61, ’62; Glee Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Choir, ’60, ’61, ’62; Vice President, Choir, ’61; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62. Emily Fish Mr. Dave H. Barringer 42 FAIRFAX HALL Susan Mae Flanagan Dublin, Virginia Varsity Basketball, ’61, ’62; Varsity Hockey, ’62; Vesper Committee, ’61; Spanish Club, ’61, ’62; Athletic Associ ' ation, ’61, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62. 43 CLASS OF 1962 Katherine Darnall Fleharty Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Secretary ' , Athletic Association, ' 62; In- tramurals, ' 59, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Spanish Club, ' 59, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; International Relations Club, ' 59; May Court, ' 62. Kay Fleharty Mr. Michael Byington “Well, he never writes” 44 FAIRFAX HALL Nancy Caroline Gamard Port Washington, New York Spanish Club, ’60, ’61; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; Glee Club, ’60; Vice President, Fair- fax Players, ’62; Fairfax Players, ’61, ’62, 45 CLASS OF 1962 Susan Morse Hill Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Choir, ' 60, ' 61; Glee Club, ' 60; Riding Club, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Secretary, Riding Club, ' 62; Boots and Saddle Club, ' 61, ' 62; Spanish Club, ' 61, ' 62; Latin Club, ' 60; Editor, Hall Chatter, ' 62; Porpoise Club, ' 62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ' 61, ' 62; Athletic Association, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62. 1 () Christy Holladay Mr. Richard F. Holladay FAIRFAX HALL Christine Logan Holladay Charlottesville, Virginia French Club, ’61, ’62; Riding Club, ’61, Glee ' Club, ’62; Latin Club, ’61. Enjoying leisurely spare time. 47 CLASS OF 1962 Catherine Elizabeth Holland Gadsden, Alabama Glee Club, ’61, 62; Choir, ' 61; French Club, ’61; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Ath ' letic Association, ’61, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62. 48 FAIRFAX HALL Ellis Elizabeth Shad Johnson Nassau, Bahamas Intramurals, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Dance Cluh, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; President, Dance Club, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62, Athletic Association Board, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Chain AND ANCHORS Staff, ’61, ’62; Erench Club, ’59; May Court, ’62. Beth Johnson Mr. A. Roe Coleman “Even the horny toad is smarter than you are. Roe Ellen!’’ 4 !) CLASS OF 1962 Susan Jean Kenney West Hartford, Connecticut Varsity Hockey, ’61; Spanish Club, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Riding Club, ’61; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; Athletic Association, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association Senior Representative, ’62; Varsity Basketball, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62. Sue Kenney Mr. David Scott Miller “But, Christie, it just doesn’t have that certain atmosphere!’’ .50 FAIRFAX HALL Betty Sue Landrum Tampa, Florida Athletic Association, ’61, ’62; Treasurer, Athletic Association, ’62; Porpoise Cluh, ’62; Glee Club, ’61; Tennis Team, ’61; Basketball, ’62; Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, ’62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; French Club, ’61; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; May Court, ’62. “Floney Baby” Landrum Mr. Tom J. Landrum 51 CLASS OF 1962 Joan Lynn Livers Charlottesville, Virginia Intramurals, ' 59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Presi- dent’s Council, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Chair ' man. President’s Council, ’62; Interna ' tional Relations Club, ’59, ’60; Spanish Club, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Athletic Association, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Glee Club, ’59, ’62; Fairfax Players, ’62; Page, May Court, ’59, ’62. 52 FAIRFAX HALL Carole Beatrice Lober Winter Park, Florida Glee Club, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Vice President, Glee Club, ’ 62 ; Choir, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Riding Club, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Intramurals, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Hall Chatter Staff, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’ 62 ; Athletic Associa ' tion, ’ 61 , ’ 62 . “Thank heaven, this is the last time I’ll have to translate this for you.’’ Carole Lober Mr. J. W. Lober 53 CLASS OF 1962 Jessie Adams MacDougald Atlanta, Georgia Varsity Hockey, ' 61; Intramurals, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; French Club, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Treasurer, French Club, ' 62; Chain AND Anchors Staff, ' 61, ' 62; Hall Chat ' ter Staff, ' 61; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, ' 62; Athletic Association, ' 61, ' 62; Fairfax Players, ' 62; May Court, ' 62. 54 - FAIRFAX HALL Karen Elaine Martin Morgantown, West Virginia International Relations Club, ’60; Chain AND Anchors Staff, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Glee Club, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Choir, ’60, ’61, ’62; Athletic Associa- tion, ’62; Intramurals, ’59; Fairf ax Play- ers, ’62. CLASS OF 1962 Myrtis Thayer McMahan Easton, Maryland Glee Club, ’61, ' 62; French Club, ’61, ’62; Choir, ’61, ’62; President, Choir, ’62; Vesper Committee, ’62; Chairman, Evening Prayers, ’62; Student Associa ' tion Board, ’62. Myrtis McMahan Mr. Dewey H. McMahan “Oh, another pound!’’ 56 I FAIRFAX HALL Barbara Raydell Nagle Cordoba, Argentina Treasurer, Fairfax Players, ' 62 ; Ath- letic Association, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Intramurals, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Spanish Club, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Fairfax Players, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Hall Chatter Staff, ' 62 . Barbie Nagle Mr. John T. Nagle “They told me smoking would stunt my growth.” 57 CLASS OF 1962 Elizabeth Tarleton Nelson Princeton, New Jersey Hall Chatter Staff, ' 61, ' 62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ' 62; Dance Clnb, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Secretar Treasurer, Dance Club, ' 61; Spanish Club, ' 60, ' 61; Ath ' letic Association, ' 61, ' 62; Intramurals, ' 61. Lie Nelson Dr John B. Nelson Who? Me? A reject from the peanut fac- tor}’? 58 FAIRFAX HALL Lynda Louise Nichols Asheville, North Carolina Athletic Association, ’60, ’61, ’62; Rid- ing Club, ’60; French Club, ’60, ’61; Glee Club, ’60, ’61 ; Intramurals, ’60, ’61, ’62; Hockey Team, ’61. 59 Sonja Parrish Mr. Allen K. Parrish CLASS OF 1962 Sonja Vivian Parrish Birmingham, Michigan Glee Club, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Intramurals, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Choir, ' 62 ; Spanish Club, ' 61 , ' 62 ; Athletic Association, ' 62 . Oh, to lose this brush!” 60 FAIRFAX HALL Karlene Alice Pfister Valhalla, New York French Club, ' 61, ’62; International Re ' lations Club, ’60; Junior Varsity BaS ' ketball, ’60; Varsity Hockey, ’60;Intra ' murals, ’60, ’61, ’62; Riding Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’60, ’61, ’62; Boots and Saddle Club, ’61, ’62; Glee Club, ’62. Karlene Pfister Mr. Karl A. Pfister “Y’all reckon I can trump that thar coii ' temporary card?” 61 CLASS OF 1962 Maria Eugenia Ruiz San Pedro Sula, Honduras French Club, ’60; Spanish Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; International Relations Club, ’60; President, Spanish Club, ’62; In ' tramurals, ’60, ’61, ’62; Hockey Team, ’62; Basketball Team, ’62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; Athletic Associa- tion, ’61, ’62. 62 FAIRFAX HALL Carol Elizabeth Sargent Essex Fells, New Jersey Riding Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Boots and Saddle Club, ’62; President, Boots and Saddle Club, ’62; Glee Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Choir, ’60, ’61, ’62; President, Glee Club, ’62; Fairfax Players, ’61, ’62; SeC ' retary, Fairfax Players, ’61, ’62; Cheer ' leader, ’61, ’62; Head Cheerleader, ’62; Intramurals, ’61; President’s Council, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Ath- letic Association, ’60, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association Board, ’62; Fanguage Club, ’60; Spanish Club, ’62; May Court, ’62, “I say, has anyone seen a fox?” Carol Sargent Mr. Edward A. Sargent CLASS OF 1962 Stephanie Kreher Sears Tampa, Florida Junior Varsity Basketball, ’62; Porpoise Club, ’61, ’62; Vice President, Porpoise Club, ’62; President, Riding Club, ’62; Secretary, Senior Class, ’62; Spanish Club, ’61, ’62; Treasurer, Spanish Club, ’62; Business Manager, Chain and Anchors, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’61, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Athletic As ' sociation Board, ’62; National Honor Society, ’62; President’s Council, ’61, ’62; May Court, ’62. FAIRFAX HALL Allen Elizabeth Simpson Tampa, Florida Athletic Association, ' 61, ’62; Vice Pres ' ident. Athletic Association, ’62; Riding Club, ’61; Vice President, Riding Club, ’62; Boots and Saddle Club, ’61, ’62; Porpoise Club, ’61; Glee Club, ’61; Spanish Club, ’61 ; Secretary, Spanish Club, ’62; Tennis Team, ’61; Hockey Team, ’62; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Chain AND Anchors Staff, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Captain, Varsity Basketball, ’62; Athletic Association Board, ’61, ’62. Allen Simpson Mr. A. A. Simpson I I I j i i I ' Guess Who? ' ' 65 CLASS OF 1962 Virginia Baker Spackman Wilmington, Delaware Hockey Team, ' 61; Glee Club, ' 60, ' 61; Choir, ' 60, ’61; French Club, ' 60, ' 61, ' 62; Latin Club, ' 60; Intramurals, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62. Ginny Spackman hlr. Thomas Spackman, II “Hillsdale, Michigan, please.’’ FAIRFAX HALL Tracy Ann Steiner Maracaibo, Venezuela French Club, ’ 61 ; Spanish Club, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; International Relations Club, ’ 61 ; Rid ' ing Club, ’ 61 ; Athletic Association, ’ 60 , ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Glee Club, ’ 60 , ’ 61 ; Choir, ’ 61 ; Cheerleader, ’ 62 ; Hall Chatter Staff, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Intramurals, ’ 60 , ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Dance Club, ’ 60 , ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Vice President, Dance Club, ’ 60 , ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’ 62 . 67 CLASS OF 1962 Mary Alice Tolley Newport News, Virginia Intramurals, ’60, ' 61, ’62; Porpoise Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Choir, ’60, ’61, ’62; Glee Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Treasurer, French Club, ’61; President, Student Associa ' tion, ’62; National Honor Society, ’61, ’62; Riding Club, ’60; May Court, ’62. 68 FAIRFAX HALL Frances Diane Turner Newport News, Virginia Spanish Club, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Intramurals, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; Student Association Board, ’ 62 ; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’ 62 ; Ves ' per Committee, ’ 61 , ’ 62 ; President, Senior Class, ’ 62 ; May Court, ’ 62 . 69 CLASS OF 1962 Mary Alicia Tutwiler Charleston, West Virginia French Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Riding Club, ’60; Tennis Team, ’60, ’61; Basketball Team, ’61, ’62; Hockey Team, ’61, ’62; Captain, Hockey, ’62; Intramurals, ’60, ’61, ’62; President’s Council Award, ’60; President, Junior Class, ’61 ; Student As- sociation Board, ’61; Vice President, Senior Class, ’62 ; Hall Chatter Staff, ’62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’62; Athletic Association, ’60, ’61, ’62; Presi- dent, Athletic Association, ’62; Athletic Association Board, ’62; May Court, ’62. hfary Tutwiler Mr. E. M. Tutwiler, Jr. Weejun inspection!!??!! 70 FAIRFAX HALL Mary Katherine Williams Buhler, Kansas French Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Latin Club, ’60; Fairfax Players, ’62; Athletic As ' Eociation, ’60, ’61, ’62; Flail Chatter Staff, ’62; Intramurals, ’60, ’61, ‘62. “Really, I’m very shy. Kathy Williams Mr. J. M. Finlayson, III 71 CLASS OF 1962 Louise Wingfield Willis Culpeper, Virginia Secretary, Freshman Class, ' 59; Inter- national Relations Club, ' 59; Porpoise Club, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Intramurals, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; President and Program Chairman, Latin Club, ’61; Spanish Club, ’61, ’62; Hall Chatter Staff, ’61, ' 62; Chain and Anchors Staff, ’61, ’62; Treasurer, Student Association, ’62; Apple Blossom Princess, ’62; Vespers Committee, ’60, ’61; Vice President, Sophomore Class, ’60; Athletic Associa- tion, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62; Riding Club, ’60; May Court, ’62. Jeep Wilhs Mr. E. T, Wilhs, Jr. Honest, y’all, this isn’t the way they did it in the hospital.” 72 FAIRFAX HALL Mary Sue Younger Roanoke, Virginia Student Association Board, ’62; Vesper Committee, ' 60, ’61, ’62; National Hon- or Society, ’62; Chairman, Evening Praye-rs, ’61; Chairman, Vesper Com- mittee, ’62; French Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; President, French Club, ’61, ’62; Editor, Chain and Anchors, ’62; Hall Chat- ter Staff, ’61, ’62; Athletic Association, ’60, ’61, ’62; Intramurals, ’60, ’61, ’62; Boots and Saddle Club, ’61, ’62; Vice President, Boots and Saddle Club, ’62; Varsity Basketball, ’60; Riding Club, ’60, ’61, ’62; Fatin Club, ’60. 73 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1962 When the Senior Class of 1958 was graduated a group of high school girls from all over the country, and from distant lands, too, decided that Fairfax Hall needed a new and different kind of senior class. So, in September of 1958, a small band of girls bravely entered the gates of Fairfax to become the founders of the class which would be graduated on June 9, 1962. They were a small but mighty band of freshmen. Jeep Willis and Joan Livers, having only a short dis- tance to travel from Culpeper and Charlottesville, were the first to arrive and prepare the freshman dorm for Kathy Dye, who had been a long time on the road from Venezuela. Soon the barefooted West Virginia girls, Buckland, Karen Martin, and Christie, who wanted to specialize in snack bar management, appeared and were horrified when Miss Bruce told them that they had to wear heels to Saturday night dinner. Equally alarmed were Beth Johnson, who was used to the soft beaches of Nassau and Flea, who had lived on the sand dunes of Arabia. Despite minor difficulties in the dorm, such as stuffed bells, overturned trash cans, and nightly vigils with Miss Bruce, this small but mighty band struggled through their freshman year. In the fall of 1959 these seven were joined by ne ' forces. Wanting to be part of the glorious class of ' 62 two more Vk ' est Virginians, Marion Bacon and Tut, left the hills. Tut did have shoes and called much attention to them because they were Weejuns. From Wilmington, Delaware, came Christian and Spackman, who discovered that they lived only a few blocks from each other. (Now they were only a few feet apart.) Virginia added two more representatives, M. Sue, who arrived on horseback from Roanoke, and Alice Tolley who proclaimed that Chubby Checker was saying “Willis in Warwick, instead of “Wailin ' in Wildwood.” The foreign delegation flew in to give moral support to Kathy Dye. Tracy tzlked over old times in Venezuela with her while Sara Jane and Maria filled in on Panama and Honduras. Maria was just learning English and nobody could understand why she disliked bananas. Our first delegates from New England, Susie and Emily, arrived that fall, too. They were not so en- thusiastic about the class of ' 62 as they were about the boys, Pete and Dave. Fairfax was really dominated by Yankee accents that year with Liz and Sargent from New Jersey, Karlene and Nancy from New York. Even Jessie, with her soft Georgia accent, was beginning to sound like she hailed from Brooklyn. This didn ' t bother Kathy Williams, though: she couldn ' t stop talking long enough to listen to anybody ' s accent. As Lynda Nichols came in from North Carolina to hear stories of Arabia from Flea, the reinforced class of 62 again got underway. The 1959 newcomers must have been a steadying influence on the older members because no major riots occurred during the ' winter of 1959-60; that is, none that can be mentioned here. With the coming of the juniors in September, 1960, things got back to normal — that is, normal for the class, not for the ad- ministration. The girl who was farthest from home was Barbie Nagle who flew in from Bombay, India, com- plete with sarong, and took away from Buckland the title of “shortest member . The Tampa group had received the word and came in full force. Stephanie and Allen, who always got her mail addressed to Mr. Allen Simpson, were the first to come. Stephanie ' s laugh and never-ending conversation were unmistakable. Soon Baird and Honey Baby, who astounded everybody by her height, and surprised even more people by her name, could stay away no longer and joined the Tampa crew at second semester. Virginia was again well represented. Diane Turner came to help Alice on her “Willis in Warwick stand, and Christy Holladay came across the mountain to help Joan Livers represent Charlottesville. Susan Flanagan appeared from Dublin, where her father, thz mayor, had taught her how to shoot baskets. From Easton, Maryland, came Myrtis and Lili Kay with their Metrecal - Myrtis to lose and Lili Kay to gain weight. Suddenly, who should drive up in her jeep but Linda Curtis. She had a long trip from Waynes- boro and was astounded when she couldn ' t take Carole Lober, who had just arrived from Florida, for a drive into town to see Mac. Sue Kenney came in late from Connecticut and was dismayed when she and Jeep couldn ' t go over to U. Va. that afternoon. Roe Ellen was only too glad mt to accompany them for her trip from the hills of Tennessee had tired her out quite a bit. She had had to walk until sbe reached the Virginia border. The trip hadn ' t bothered Bobbie Craig much, though; she just hoped she wouldn ' t have to walk when her family moved to New Mexico. Bettie “I-am-not-a-hillb lly Carter came d- ' wn from Charleston, to add one more member to the West Virginia delegation. On the train she met Cylinda, who was feeling lonesome since she was the only representative from Michigan. Carter, feeling sorry for her, decided to help her to change Cathy Holland ' s Alabama accent to a northern one. The final result was that both Betty and Finny devel- oped southern drawls. There was some anxiety over the arrival of Donna and Sonja. They finally got here but so late that they had to live in the freshman dorm since all the junior rooms were filled. It seems that the time slipped up on Donna whi ' e she was delivering messages to Fishburne, and that Sonja had so many hair-do ' s to fix that she just couldn ' t get away in time to make her train. At last the whole c ' ass was assembled and what a class it was! The junior year, includ ng trips to the dairy bar and various other events, was climaxed wi;h the junior banquet, the junior-renior picnic, and commencement. Returning in September the forty-six girls began enthusiastically on their job of having fun, frustrating the faculty, and just being the class of 1962. Someho v they survived all misfortunes, such as the revoking of privileges caused by a fire drill that wasn ' t really a fire drill; rain or snow on Friday nights necessitating wearing boots to town, thus making one look unattractive to one ' s boy friend; and the use of emerald in- stead of pastel green crepe paper for Ring Figure. As far as a’l of us are concerned, 1961-62 has been the best year of all. The wonderful thing about our history is that it will not end on June 9, 1962. Even though this will be the last time we will all be to- gether as we are now, we will all live together forever in our hearts and memories. The class of ' 62 has accomplished its goal, for these memories are perhaps an even more accurate account than could ever be kept in files and records, for they will end only with our own lives. 74 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The date is June 9, 1972, and the place is the famous Peppermint Lounge in New York City, where, as you all know, members of high society, members of pseudo ' society, and members of the Senior Class of 62 gather to indulge in that hip-gyrating craze known as “the twist.” Almost all of the class members are present, but Susan Flanagan and Sue Kenney are unable to leave the Olympic Events being held in Rome on this same date. From the press reviews we learn that Kay Fleharty and Mary Tutwiler have also gone to the Olympics with high hopes of winning the discus event. The rest of the class has come, however, and one of the first to arrive was Princess Kathy Williams who is now reigning over Israel with the hopes of personally executing Adolph Eichmann. Roe Ellen Coleman was the next to appear, with her two famous cohorts, Sonja Parrish and Tracy Steiner. The three nuclear scientists have been to Russia for some months now trying to gain the secret of the properties and behavior of the yo-yo. Success has been hinted at but the team refused to tell us of any new developments. After more of the class arrived we took the largest table in the place and began to catch up on all the news. The famous gossip columnist, Alice Tolley, to’d us that she had just printed news of Actress Nancy Gamard’s wedding to one of filmdoms brightest magicians. The only problem seems to be that Nancy hasn t been seen for weeks. Emily Fish, the winner of the National Lonely Hearts Clubs contest, was on hand to gi-ve us some information on one of her latest romances. A certain young socialite, Diane Turner, divorced for the third time, is longing for some male compan ' onship. Miss Turner’s lawyer, the famous Jenny Christie, will run for Senator from West Virginia. Miss Christie’s campaign slogan is “Don’t ask yourself what I can do for you, but what can you do for me?” The election seems to be in the bag with campaign manager Marion Bacon claiming that Miss Christie may never have been on a PT boat but that she has been in deep water plenty of times. About this time some of the latecomers drifted into the Lounge and among them were Lili Kay Baynard who has just won the highest award in the country for physical fitness, and Beth Johnson who is now a house- mother at the Staunton Home for the Aged. No one has heard from the famous author, Janet Christian, who was last seen singing the Marine Hymn as she was carried to Walden Pond. Another elusive member of the class, Bettie Carter, arrived and told us of her latest book. Hou to Ta e Trig and Enjoy It. The book is being published by the Hill Pub- lishing Company of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, where the president of the company, Susie Hill, has just issued this statement concerning Miss Carter’s book, “It’s really whoop-ee-doo.” Baird Brown and H. B. Landrum popped in a few minutes later with their ukes in hand. We just found out that both of them are involved in quite a lot of social work and spend most of their time serenading the inmates of the Florida State Hospital. One of their prime reasons for this type of work is to set an example for their old friend, Allen Simpson, who used to be a bubble dancer in one of the Tampa night clubs. The girls told us that since they had just returned from the Southland they were pleased to inform us that Joan Livers is now running V.P.I. and Cathy Holland is the quartermaster for all ships in the Norfolk Navy Yard. As the evening wore on, two more members of our beloved class arrived — Carole Lober, who is now selling suntan lotion in northern Oregon, and Liz Ne ' son, who is the president of Princeton University. The girls had lots to tell us but by far the most interesting thing was that Karen Martin and Barbie Nagle are run- ning a transport system from Baghdad to Burma. Karen feeds the elephants and Barbie helps them to re- member the right roads. lust before we had the last course of our meal and had danced a few more times the famous rancher, Carol Sargent, and her new foreman, Donna Delaney, arrived. Kathy Dye, the renowned physical education teacher, was in New York delivering a lecture on her remarkable ability to chew gum in all places at all t’mes. Members of her physical fitness staff include S ' laron Buckland, reported to have the largest biceps of any living woman, and Christy Holladay, her expert on skinny people. The model for their tour was Stephanie Sears, who is still wearing corrective shoes, or bombers. Jeep Willis, the famous comedienne, told us later that she was launching a new act and planning to have Mary Sue Younger, the bareback rider, get on a horse and run over her on the stage. Dr. Lynda Nichols was called in after the first rehearsal and merely asked, “Who cares?” Others in the act include the artistic Linda Curtis, who is now painting ceiling portraits with her ass ' stant, Marie Ruiz, in the mam government office building in what used to be Havana. The notorious politician, Cylinda Finlayson, has been down in the South American countries trying to get re nstated in her old job as prime minister in Argentina. The leader of the leftist movement in that country, Sara Jane Carter, is still demonstrating her beautiful and artistic dancing abilities. Just as the party was ending, Bobbie Craig, who is currently competing for the National Trop ical Fish Eating Award, and Karlene Pfister, who recently won the Nobel Prize for her book. Being a Dean for Fun and Profit, came dashing in. Before we adjorned we felt that it was in order to have a moment of silence for Ginny Spackman and Jessie MacDougald, old friends of ours who perished when trying to escape from the Robot they created in Professor McMahan’s laboratory at M.I.T. We were all tired and ready to go to bed and the time was late (it must have been 10:30) so we ad- journed for the evening and hoped that in our sightseeing trip tomorrow we would see if everyone really does do the twist, or if we were just raised to believe differently. 75 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OE THE SENIOR CLASS The Last Whll and Testament of the Senior Class of 1962 of Fai rfax Hall of the City of Waynesboro, County of Augusta, State of Virginia, made and published this eighth day of June, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-Two. W ' e, the Senior Class of Fairfax Hall, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in the following manner; ARTICLE I Section 1 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to Fairfax Hall, our Alma Mater, our eternal devotion and gratitude for the experiences we have shared, and the guidance given us through many wonderful days. Section 2 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. W. B. Gates, Jr. our President, our gratitude for his understanding and his efforts to make our years at Fairfax ones which we will always remember with fondness. Section 3 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to Dean Robbins L. Gates our sincere gratitude for his guidance and assistance in our high school and college plans, and for his concern for our many problems. Section 4 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Harry Nash our deepest thanks for the interest he has shown and the help he has given to our class. Section 5 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to Miss Lillian Bruce, our Dean and Sponsor, our in- debtedness for ber concern and understanding, and the hope that the guidance she has given us may continue to be of benefit to us. Section 6 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to the faculty and staff our love and thanks for their interest in us and their determination not to let us depart from our Alma Mater without having profited from our days here. Section 7 We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will and bequeath to the Senior Class of 1963, and to those of years to come, our devotion to the administration, faculty, staff, and the spirit of Fairfax Hall, trusting that they will uphold the traditions, honor the name, and preserve our love for the Alma Mater. ARTICLE II I, Marion Bacon, being of stingy mind, do hereby leave oh uh to a ... . oh, forget it. I ' m taking it all with me. I, Lili Kay Baynard, being of brain-washed mind and frail body, do hereby will and bequeath to Val Orth my ability to eat everything and never gain an ounce. To Lynn Wager I leave my constant trouble-making and to Miss Tyler I leave my sympathy for being so unfortunate as to have me in gym class. I, Baird Brown, being of strong mind and undernourished body, do hereby will and bequeath to Nancy Mosenson my Florida tan, to Betsy Elsas my maturity, and to Janet Horne my ability to never worry. I, Sharon Buckland, do hereby devise, will and bequeath to Lynn Wager my love for twisting and my Twist albums. To Hydie Shull I leave my love of good old West Virginia, and, of course, for hockey. To Mosey, Janet, Chris, and Jeanie, I leave best wishes for a wonderful senior year, and I do hereby leave the “favorite four” and Fairfax forever. I, Bettie Carter, leave my room next to the smoker to anyone who likes noise at all times, and to Lynn Wager and Robin Lies I leave French class. I, Sara Jane Carter, being of befuddled mind, do hereby will and bequeath to Romaine Kelley my love for Central America (Lucho Azearrago!), to Marlene Halperin my art for organization, and to Susan Chickering our heated discus- sions in the senior bathroom. I, Janet Christian, being of ample body and stagnant mind, do hereby will my amazing ability to sing lower than any human alive to Dean Gates, in the hope that he will continue to delight and entertain at the bi-weekly sing-a ' ongs usually held on Tuesday and Thursday morn-ngs at 10:00. I, Jenny Christie, being of sound Democratic mind and body, do hereby leave my H Os hair to Mrs. Loving and my marvelous Spanish accent with the West Virginia drawl to Mrs. Burnett. I, Roe Ellen Coleman, leave Chris Hartman many memories of Saturday nights and to Caroline Jones I leave a broom in hopes that she learns to use it I, Bobbie Craig, being of exhausted mind and unsound body, do hereby w 11 and bequeath to Rusty Shepherd imd Jeanne Burbank the miseries of the heating problem in room 118, to Leslie Parkin my ability to miss the ping pong ball when it is my turn and be able to hit it when it isn’t my turn, and to Ann Harlan I leave my love for food. I, Linda Curtis, being of unorganized mind, do will to Jeanie Wager an organized, calm ring figure, and to Elise White I leave my talent for beating on people’s backs. I, Donna Delaney, do hereby leave my daily letters and phone calls from Fishburne to Tammy Jenkins, my will-power on diets to Dotty Hooker. To my roommate, Susan Chickering, I leave my alarm clock, since she loves it so. I, Kathy Dye, being of diminished mind and disjointed body, do hereby leave my voice to Miss Brown, my arms to Mrs. Blackburn, and my legs to Miss Tyler, and all my free time to Mrs. Burnett. My aches I take conmiga. I, Cylin Finlayson, being physically small and mentally corrupted, do hereby will “Little Reb” in P.J.’s to C. B. Cline (Jr.) I leave Muzzy my math ability, Robin my love for a certain record, Lynni my hats, CiCi my “game for any- thing” and to Sallie Smith I leave my Mask for early morning. I. Emily Fish, being of unsuitable body and less suitable mind, do leave my place as the only senior from Winches- ter, Massachusetts, to Sue Manimon, the only junior with the requirements to fill it. I also leave my will to stop smoking to anyone who wants to save money as badly as I do. 76 I, Susan Flanagan, do hereby leave to Val Birney all my Metrecal, the good times on the infirmary wing to Ann Harlan and Jane McHendry, and my love of sports to anyone who loves sports. I, Kay Fleharty, being of sound mind and no body, do hereby leave to Libbi Little my place in study hall and my “fleas” to the rest of the dogs. I, Nancy Gamard, being of undernourished body and over-antique mind, do hereby leave my tremendous dramatic and artistic ability to Chris Westphal and my seat on the Long Island Railroad to Gail Fuller. I, Susie Hill, will leave with Pete. I, Christy Holladay, being of fatigued mind and skinny body, do hereby leave my Joan Baez record to Mosey, know- ing that she will appreciate it as I did. I, Cathy Holland, do leave my love for trips home and the South to Ann Ramsay. To Lynda Gellatly I leave the bunk beds in room 108. I, Beth Johnson, leave my ability to keep my hair halfway decent to Ann Ramsay, and to Jan Wall and Jeanie Wager I leave all the pleasant sounds of room 115 on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and hope that you all can sleep through it. I, Sue Kenney, being of very forgetful mind and northern body, do hereby leave to Sallie Smith my Mr. Wall, to Ann Ramsay my mischievous times, and my most memorable college date times to anyone who has permission from Mom and Dad. I, Honey Baby Landrum, will leave. I, Joan Livers, being of sound mind and under-sized body, do hereby leave to Louise Hughston my romance with the colt, and my love of rings I leave to Katie Saunders. I, Carole Lober, do hereby will my year-around suntan to Janet Horne. To Chris Hartman I leave my love for the coke machine on the weekends, in hopes that she will continue to enjoy it in her senior year. To Leslie Parkin I leave my ability to smoke in the right places and the right times. To Lynn Wager 1 leave South Orange. I, Jessie MacDougald, being of emaciated body and too many pink slips, do hereby leave to Lynn Wager my French III book and my smoking permission. To all the Atlanta girls I leave my fond memories of the “Southerner”, and to Val Orth all the popcorn left at Fairfax Hall. I, Karen Martin, being of wilted mind and uncoordinated body, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Williams- burg to Betsy Elsas, and my ability to get into embarrassing situations in D.C. to Val Birney. I, Myrtis McMahan, leave my hatred for the scales and my good times on the infirmary wing to Ann Harlan, and I leave my dread of long Government assignments to anyone who attempts that subject. I, Barbie Nagle, of minimum body, do hereby will and bequeath to Ginger Snuggs my position as littlest senior. I, Liz Nelson, being of rundown body and brainwashed mind, do hereby leave my luck at getting good fortunes to all chewers of Bazooka bubblegum, and my worn-out Weejuns to anyone who wants to slop around in them, I, Lynda Nichols, being of a nervous mind, will to Jan Wall my ability in and love for gym, and to Jeanie Wager my fondness for Junior Wing. I, Sonja Parrish, being of sound mind and body, leave the memories of the Williamsburg trip to Sue and Kitten. My ratting toothbrush I leave to anyone brave enough to accept it, and to Miss Tyler I leave my white streak. I, Karlene Pfister, being of confused mind, shattered memory, and weak lungs, give to Jill Byrd my ability to turn in an unorganized riding notebook; to Barbara Allen I leave my desire to bum cigarettes. My skill for being late to Dra- matics I leave to anyone whom this interests. To Fricke and Ballet I leave a year of hunting and showing (wearing our green), and last, but certainly not least, my ability to keep a Northern accent I leave to Barbara Townsend if she tries hard enough to keep it. I, Maria Ruiz, leave to Dinorah Lundt my taste for bananas and my ability to love skinny boys. To Kay Saunders I leave my fancy for pierced ears and to Nancy Biehle the word “burra”. I, Carol Sargent, leave my megaphone to Norrie Baxter and Lydia Hodgson, and the train rides to New Jersey to Lynn Wager. I, Stephanie Sears, being of sound mind and strong body, do bequeath my boisterous laugh to Lynda Gellatly in hopes that she will keep the halls echoing. I, Allen Simpson, being of tortured mind and emaciated body, do hereby leave all of my ability to be an artist to Lynda Gellatly. To Jan Wall and Jeanie Wager I leave my love for Fairfax Hall. To Mary Ann McKinney I leave my place on the Dean’s List, and Chris Hartman I leave. I, Ginny Spackman, being greatly in love, do hereby leave Fairfax for Hillsdale, Detroit, Buffalo, Cleveland, or wher- ever Jimmy may be. I, Tracy Steiner, being of twisted mind, loud mouth, and enough body, do hereby will and bequeath my strange ability to have more than one date in a single night to Jeanne Burbank, my love for the smoker to Mary Ann McKinney, my wonderful luck on getting in embarrassing situations and my love for F.M.S. to Val Birney. I, Alice Tolley, do hereby will to Hydie Shull, my favorite table-mate, a key so that the next time she breaks her arm she can lose it inside her cast again. I leave my nickname to anyone who will have it. I, Diane Turner, will my place on Dean’s List to Jan Wall; to Sallie Smith I leave my ability to stay true to the boy back home; and to Cindy Stopher I leave Jimmy Walker. I, Mary Tutwiler, being of unopened books and obviously warped mind, do hereby leave my love for West Virginia to Hydie Shull, my Vassar sweat shirt to Mosie as I will have no further use for it, and to Gail Fuller I leave Miss Webster. I hereby leave “Crazy Legs” Hartman. I, Kathy Williams, being happy to graduate, do will to Gloria Cline my love for the West. To Tammy Jenkins I leave all the cadets at F.M.S. in hopes that she will find a sufficient antidote for a certain J. H. I, Jeep Willis, being “here” physically, and “away” mentally, do hereby leave my place in the smoker to T.ammy Jenk- ins; to Jeanie Wager I leave my ability to remain faithful to the boy back home, and finally, I turn over to Hydie Shull, Marty Atwood and Lynda Gellatly my four years of cherished memories. I, Mary Sue Younger, being of exhausted mind and battered body, do leave Fairfax Hall with many wonderful mem- ories. To my dear roomie, Ann, I leave an alarm clock that she and only she can hear. To Fricke I leave an empty stall in the barn and the wonderful times at hunts and shows, especially in Roanoke. Last but not least, I leave “Cupcake” to next year’s seniors for their Ring Figure weekend. 77 Nancy Mosenson, Janet Horne, Chris Hartman, Barbara Luck JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Mosenson President Janet Horne... - Vice President Barbara Luck - - Secretary Chris Hartman Treasurer Mrs. Laura F. Burnett ...Sponsor 78 THE JUNIORS CLASS OF 1963 Barbara Allen Long Grove, Illinois Jeanne Burbank Baton Rouge, Louisiana Valerie Birney Tripoli, Libya Susan Chickering Camden, South Carolina Elizabeth Rroaddus Hopewell, Virginia Hervey Cunningham Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Beverly Brown Dallas, Texas Paula Donigan Southern Pines, North Carolina 79 THE JUNIORS CLASS OF 1963 Susan Durst Southampton, Pennsylvania Barbara Gaskin Miami, Florida Pamela Erickson Maysville, Kentucky Marlene Halperin Sarasota, Florida Ellen Foster East Aurora, New York Ann Harlan Monahans, Texas Alice Fricke Albuquerque, New Mexico Christine Hartman Baltimore, Maryland 80 THE JUNIORS CLASS OF 1963 Natalie Hethcox Apopka, Florida Tammy Jenkins Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Dorothy Hooker Martinsville, Virginia Barbara Kohn New Castle, Pennsylvania Janet Horne Johnstown, Pennsylvania Judy Lathrop Jupiter, Florida Louise Hughston Midland, Georgia Libbi Little Bethesda, Maryland 81 THE JUNIORS CLASS OF 1963 Beverly Loving Ashland, Virginia Susan Matthiesen Orlando, Florida Barbara Luck Ashland, Virginia Jane McHendry Lebanon, Ohio Dinorah Lundt Guaynaho, Puerto Rico Patricia Meadors Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Susan Manimon Winchester, Massachusetts Linda Meyers Greenville, South Garolina 82 THE JUNIORS CLASS OF 1963 Bonnie Miller Missoula, Montana Betty Polan Charleston, West Virginia Barbara Monroe Greensboro, North Carolina Becky Quessenberry Birdeye, Arkansas Nancy Mosenson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ann Ramsay Baton Rouge, Louisiana Sandra Norton Fort Lauderdale, Florida Hydie Shull Elm Grove, West Virginia 83 THE JUNIORS CLASS OF 1963 Virginia Snuggs Kingsport, Tennessee Jean Wager Panama City, Florida Barbara Townsend Wayne, Pennsylvania Jan Wall Asheville, North Carolina Susan Turner Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Christine Westphal Lawrence, New York Jane Young Martinsville, Virginia Marguerite Underwood Short Hills, New Jersey 84 Susan Williams Covington, Virginia SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Caroline Jones JUNIOR Atlanta, Georgia Sara Mathews JUNIOR Ri chmond, Virginia Kay Bailey SOPHOMORE Baida, Libya Sara Dienst SOPHOMORE Augusta, Georgia Pamela Williams FRESHMAN Alexandria, Virginia 85 Lynda Gellatly, Miss Tyler, Donna Lawler, Val Orth, Pam Peck SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lynda Gellatly .... Valory Orth Donna Lawler Pam Peck Miss Allene Tyler. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 86 THE SOPHOMORES CLASS OE 1964 Mary Cooper Adams Martinsville, Virginia Jill Byrd Akron, Indiana Martha Atwood Ferguson, Missouri Gail Campbell Waynesboro, Virginia Suzanne Baptist Arlington, Virginia Gloria Cline Chicago, Illinois Margaret Benedict New Canaan, Connecticut Louise Connors Bethesda, Maryland 87 THE SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1964 Iris Cudd Harlan, Kentucky Jo Ellen Forbes Tarhoro, North Carolina JoYANNE D’Angelo Baldwin Harbor, New York Gail Fuller Sands Point, New York Betty Doniphan Alexandria, Virginia Lynda Gellatly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tarcy Fleming Gallipolis, Ohio Susan Goff Wayne, Pennsylvania 88 THE SOPHOMORES CLASS OE 1964 Bette Hankal DeLand, Florida Bonney Horsley Miami, Florida Charlotte Hannon Anniston, Alabama Frances Hubbard Afton, Virginia Peppie Harris Miami Beach, Florida Linda Huxford Brewton, Alabama Ingrid Hein Flushing, New York Karen Jahncke Metairie, Louisia na 89 THE SOPHOMORES CEASS OF 1964 Meredith Janvier New Orleans, Louisiana Linda LuBow Bridgeton, New Jersey Romaine Kelley Limon, Costa Rica Susan McFall Bethesda, Maryland Donna Lawler Tyler, Texas Mary Ann McKinney Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Robin Lies Rowayton, Connecticut Lee Myrbeck Hingham, Massachusetts 90 THE SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1964 Valory Orth Christiansburg, Virginia Celeste Raymer Statesville, North Carolina Leslie Parkin Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela Kay Saunders Chatham, Virginia Pam Peck Montgomery, West Virginia Elaine Shepard Eaton, Ohio Jennifer Place New York, N. Y. Bronwyn Shepherd Narrows, Virginia 91 THE SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1964 Suzanne Stone Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Diane Slattery Huntington, New York Cynthia Stopher Lexington, Kentucky Sallie Smith Atlanta, Georgia Lynn Wager South Orange, New Jersey Wendy Snyder Ho ' Ho ' Kus, New Jersey Bonnie Watson London Bridge, Virginia Diane Zinke Pompano Beach, Florida 0 Elise White Mount Sterling, Kentucky Miss Webster, Lydia Hodgson, Norrie Baxter, Ann Harris, Candy Peck FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Lydia Hodgson ....President Ann Harris .Vice President Norrie Baxter Secretary Candy Peck Treasurer Miss Peggy Webster .Sponsor 93 THE FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1965 Antoinette Balsa New York, N. Y. Regina Capparelli Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Eleanor Baxter Atlanta, Georgia Donna Carter Richmond, Virginia Nancy Biehle Cincinnati, Ohio Suzanne Crockett Metairie, Louisiana Theodora Bloeser Massapequa, New York Betsy Elsas Wanamassa, New Jersey 94 THE FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1965 Janet Gugelmann Slidell, Louisiana Rebecca Lilly Wilmington, North Carolina Ann Harris Bronte, Texas Susan Paulsen Ashland, Kentucky Lydia Hodgson Atlanta, Georgia Gerry Peake Accokeek, Maryland Paula Iverson Keyser, West Virginia Candace Peck Montgomery, West Virginia 95 THE FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1965 Leigh Perkins Atlanta, Georgia Virginia Yarn Wichita, Kansas Terry Preston Harrisonburg, Virginia Carolyn White Mount Sterling, Kentucky Christine Thomson Alexandria, Virginia Caroline Wilson Eden, New York Marbeth Turk Baltimore, Maryland Suzanne Wootten Smyrna, Delaware 96 Certainly I’m going to classes; what time is it? . . . How dry I am . . . Sing along with Willy time . . . Now which one’s the girl? . . . Heels down, kid, and you and I’ll go places! . . . Why, sure, we’d love to go for a ride ... It takes two to tango . . . Let’s hope the limb doesn’t break ... A new rela ' tion? . . . Don’t scream at me; you look pretty bad yourself . . . You’ll wonder where the yellow went . . . The line ' up . . . What I like least about horses . . . Are trash cans comfortable, Flanagan? . . . Certainly blondes have more fun. Saisr a S g Inr iilHlktef ' ' Jr ' jy il Remember, when we are DLD, DEAR FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION Seated: Kathy Dye, Alice Tolley, Miss Bruce, Jenny Christie, Jeep Willis. Standing: Joan Livers, Diane Turner, Nancy Mosenson, Mary Sue Younger, Lynda Gellatly, Lydia Hodgson, Miss Willis. OFFICERS Alice Tolley Jenny Christie., Kathy Dye.. Jeep Willis Miss Lillian Bruce ] Miss Margaret Willis| President --. ' Vice President Secretary ....Treasurer Faculty Advisors MEMBERS OF STUDENT BOARD M. ry Sue Younger Chairman, Vesper Committee Myrtis McMahan Chairman, Evening Prayers M. RY Tutwiler Athletic Association Representative Diane Turner Senior Class Representative Nancy Mosenson Junior Class Representative Lynda Gell.atly Sophomore Class Representative Lydia Hodgson Freshman Class Representative 100 THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Joan Livers, Chairman Baird Brown Betsy Elsas Barbara Luck Mary Ann McKinney Valory Orth Ann Ramsay Carol Sargent Stephanie Sears Mr. W. B. Gates. Jr.} Admsors Miss Lillian Bruce ] Seated: Joan Livers, Mr. Gates, Miss Bruce Standing: Ann Ramsay, Baird Brown, Carol Sargent, Stephanie Sears, Barbara Luck, Betsy Elsas, Mary Ann McKinney, Valory Orth, Jeanie Wager. 101 VESPER COMMITTEE FALL, 1961 ' 1962 Mary Sue Younger, Chairman Barbara Gaskin Ann Harlan Myrtis McMahan Janet Christian Roc Ellen Coleman Donna Delaney Miss Margaret Willis Mrs. Laura F. Burnett Mrs. Virginia K. Loving Miss Peggy Webster Advisors Front: Janet Christian, Roc Ellen Coleman, Mary Sue Younger, Ann Harlan, Donna Delaney, Bar- hara Gaskin. Bac Row: Miss Webster, Mrs. Loving, Miss Willis. 102 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Willis, Jenny Christie, Alice Tolley, Kathy Dye, Stephanie Sears, Mary Sue Younger, Bettie Carter, Barbara Luck, Nancy Mosenson, Lihbi Little, Baird Brown. Baird Brown Bcttic Carter Jenny Christie Kathy Dye Lihbi Little MEMBERS Barbara Luck Nancy Mosenson Stephanie Sears Alice Tolley Mary Sue Younger Miss Margaret Willis, Sponsor THE CHOIR Jane McHendry, Jenny Place, Janet Horne, Leslie Parkin, Gerry Peake, Gail Fuller, Alice Tolley, Tarcy Fleming, Karen jahneke, Donna Carter, Cathy Holland, Sonja Parrish, Carol Sargent, Teri Benedict, Lynda Gellatly, Ginger Yarn, Sharon Buckland. Mvrtis McM.- han Alice Tolley Miss Janet Jamison OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer Director MEMBERS Ten Benedict Sharon Buckland Donna Carter Emily Fish Tarcy Fleming Gail Fuller Lynda Gellatly Cathy Holland Janet Horne Karen Jahneke Barbara Kohn Carole Loher Jane McHendry Myrtis McMahan Linda Meyers Leslie Parkin Sonja Parrish Gerry Peake Jennie Place Carol Sargent Ginny Spackman Alice Tolley Barbara Townsend Ginger Yarn 104 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Carol Sargent Lynda Gellatly ... Miss Janet Jamison President Secretary ' Treasurer Director Marion Bacon Teri Benedict Baird Brown Sharon Buckland Bcttie Carter Donna Carter Donna Delaney Lyn Finlayson Emily Fish Tarcy Fleming Ellen Foster Gail Fuller Lynda Gellatly MEMBERS Ann Harlan Peppie Harris Ingrid Hein Christy Holladay Cathy Holland Janet Horne Karen Jahncke Joan Livers Carole Loher Jane McHendry Myrtis McMahan Linda Meyers Leslie Parkin Sonja Parrish Gerry Peake Karlene Pfister Jennie Place Carol Sargent Sallie Smith Ginny Spackman Chris Thomson Alice Tolley Barbara Townsend Ginger Yarn Jan Wall Caroline Wilson Front Row: Baird Brown, Sharon Buckland, Sallie Smith, Joan Livers, Lyn Finlayson, Jan Wall, Carol Sargent, Marion Bacon, Karen Jahncke Second Row: Peppie Harris, Donna Carter, Bettie Carter, Lynda Gellatly, Cathy Holland Third Row: Ingrid Hein, Caroline Wilson, Christy Holladay, Leslie Parkin, Teri Benedict Fourth Row: Jennie Place, Gail Fuller, Alice Tolley, Barbara Townsend Fifth Row: Ellen Foster, Jane McHendry, Ann Harlan, Donna Delaney, Tarcy Fleming Sixth Row: Ginger Yarn, Sonja Parrish, Gerry Peake, Janet Horne 105 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Mary Sue Younger.. President Janet Horne Vice President Bettie Carter Secretary Jessie MacDougald Treasurer Miss Nancy Wilson Sjponsor Barbara Allen Marty Atwood Marion Bacon Kay Bailey Toni Balsa Lili K. Baynard Teri Benedict Nancy Biehle Val Birney Theo Bloe ser Roe E. Coleman Iris Cudd Linda Curtis Paula Donigan Betty Doniphan Betsy Elsas Pam Erickson Gail Fuller Susan Goff Janet Gugelmann MEMBERS Ann Harris Chris Hartman Natal ie Hethcox Christy Holladay Bonney Horsley Caroline Jones Barbara Kohn Judy Lathrop Robin Lies Libbi Little Barbara Luck Dinorah Lundt Susan Matthiesen Mary A. McKinney Myrtis McMahan Pat Meadors Bonnie Miller Nancy Mosenson Lee Myrbeck Gerry Peake Jennie Place Betty Polan Becky Quessenberry Elaine Shepard Sallie Smith Ginger Snuggs Ginny Spackman Cindy Stopher Alice Tolley Barbara Townsend Susan Turner Mary Tutwiler Marguerite Underwood Lynn Wager Elise White Kathy Williams Susan Williams Suzanne Wootten Miss Wilson, Mary Sue Younger, Jessie MacDougald, Janet Horne, Bettie Carter. SPANISH CLUB Stephanie Sears, Allen Simpson, Baird Brown, Maria Ruiz, OFFICERS Maria Ruiz... .....President Baird Brown Vice President Allen Simpson Secretary Stephanie Sears .Treasurer Mrs. Laura F. Burnett..... ....Sponsor Susan Block Liz Broaddus Jeanne Burbank Sara J. Carter Suzanne Crockett Donna Delaney Susan Durst Susan Flanagan Tarcy Fleming Ellen Foster Barbara Gaskin Marlene Halperin Bette Hankal Charlotte Hannon Chris Hartman Ingrid Hein MEMBERS Natalie Hethcox Susie Hill Dotty Hooker Louise Hughston Linda Huxford Romaine Kelley Susan Kenney Donna Lawler Becky Lilly Libhi Little Beverly Loving Barbara Luck Pat Meadors Linda Meyers Barbie Nagle Sandi Norton Valory Orth Leslie Parkin Sonja Parrish Ann Ramsay Carol Sargent Kay Saunders Hydie Shull Wendy Snyder Suzanne Stone Diane Turner Jan Wall Chris Westphal Jeep Willis Caroline Wilson Diane Zinke memorial library LATIN CLUB Linda Meyers, Nancy Mosenson, Libhi Little, Hervey Cunningham, Miss Willis, Jenny Christie. OFFICERS Jenny Christie Nancy Mosenson Libbi Little Hervey Cunningham ( Linda Meyers -President Vice President Secretary ' T reasurer -Program Chairmen Miss M.argaret Willis Sponsor MEMBERS Regina Capparelli Barbara Gaskin Ann Harlan Ann Harris Meredith Janvier Beverly Loving Susan Paulsen Ginger Yarn 108 FAIRFAX PLAYERS OFFICERS Kathy Dye President Carol Sargent Vice President Nance Gamard .Secretary Barbie Nagle Treasurer Miss Emily F. Brown ....Sponsor MEMBERS Marion Bacon Sharon Buckland Barbara Gaskin Joan Livers Jessie MacDougald Karen Martin Chris Westphal Kathy Williams Carol Sargent, Barbie Nagle, Nance Gamard, Kathy Dye, Miss Brown 109 THE 1962 CHAIN Mary Sue Younger Editor Mary Sue Younger. Editor Betty Sue Landrum 1 Allen Simpson Senior Editors Jessie MacDougald J Jeep Willis I Organizations Liz Broaddus Susie Hill J Athletics Mary Tutwiler ( Carol Sargent | Photographs Beth Johnson J Hervey Cunningham Copy Editor Miss Swann Marks Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Miss Marks, Mary Sue Younger Standing. Jeep Willis, Carol Sargent. Betty Sue Landrum, Allen Simpson, Jessie MacDougald, Beth Johnson, Mary Tutwiler, Hervey Cunningham, Liz Broaddus, Susie Hill 110 AND ANCHORS Seated: Stephanie Sears Standing: Karen Martin, Roe Ellen Coleman, Carole Lober, Joan Livers, Baird Brown, Sue Kenney, Diane Turner BUSINESS STAFF Stephanie Sears. Business Manager Baird Brown ] Sue Kenney [ Roe Ellen Coleman | Linda Curtis J Stajf Joan Livers ] Maria Ruiz | Nance Gamard [ Typists Carole Lober ( Sue Kenney | Karen Martin J Stephanie Sears Business Manager THE HALL Susie Hill Editor EDITORIAL STAFF Marion Bacon Emily Fish Lili Kay Baynard Nancy Gamard Baird Brown Barbara Gaskin Sharon Buckland Lynda Gellatly Donna Carter Chris Hartman Janet Christian Roe Ellen Coleman Barbara Craig Hervey Cunningham Natalie Hethcox Cathy Holland Beth Johnson Pam Erickson Susan Kenney Cylinda Finlayson Betty Sue Landrum Front Row: Lili K. Baynard, Bettie Carter, Cathy Holland, Cylinda Finlayson, Jeanie Wager Second Row: Lynda Gellatly, Linda Meyers, Carole Lober, Barbara Townsend, Hervey Cunningham, Mary Sue Younger, Liz Nelson, Karen Martin, Chris Hartman, Beth Johnson, Susie Hill, Kathy Williams, Betty Sue Landrum, Ginny Spackman 112 CHATTER Front Row: Nance Gamard, Joan Livers, Sharon Buckland, Roe Ellen Coleman, Jeep Willis, Mr. Nash Second Row: Ann Harlan, Mary Tutwiler, Karen Martin, Jessie MacDougald, Carole Lober, Carol Sargent, Sue Kenney BUSINESS STAFF Libbi Little Stephanie Sears Joan Livers Allen Simpson Carole Lober Ginny Spackman Barbara Luck Tracy Steiner Karen Martin Linda Meyers Barbie Nagle Liz Nelson Barbara Townsend Mary Tutwiler Jeanie Wager Leslie Parkin Kathy Williams Betty Polan Jeep Willis Carol Sargent Mary Sue Younger Jessie MacDougald Business Manager 113 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Standing: Miss Tyler, Carol Sargent. Seated: Stephanie Sears, Allen Simpson, Betty S. Landrum, Kay Fleharty, Baird Brown, Mary Tut ' wiler. M. ry Tutwiler Allen Simpson K. y Fleh. rty Betty Sue Landrum Stephanie Se.ars Carol S.- rgent B.mrd Brown OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer President, Riding Club President. Boots and Saddle Club President, Porpoise Club Miss Allene Tyler Miss Nancy Fowler Mrs. J. K. Bl.yckburn Sponsors THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Barbara Allen Marion Bacon Val Birney Baird Brown Sharon Buckland Jill Byrd Bcttie Carter Sara J. Carter Jenny Christie Roe Ellen Coleman Barbara Craig Kathy Dye Cylinda Einlayson Susan Flanagan Kay Fleharty Ellen Fostei Gail Fuller Lynda Gellatly Ghris Hartman Ingrid Hein Natalie Hethcox Susie Hill Gathy Holland Dotty Hooker Janet Horne Beth Johnson Romaine Kelley Susan Kenney Betty S. Landrum Joan Livers Carole Lober Beverly Loving Barbara Luck Jessie MacDougald Susan Matthiesen Pat Meadors Linda Meyers Nancy Mosenson Barbie Nagle Liz Nelson Lynda Nichols Sandi Norton Karlene Pfister Jenny Place Ann Ramsay Maria Ruiz Carol Sargent Stephanie Sears Elame Shepard Hydie Shull Allen Simpson Ginny Spackman Tracy Steiner Suzanne Stone Alice Tolley Mary Tutwiler Jeanie Wager Chris Westphal Elise White Kathy Williams Jeep Willis Mary Sue Younger 115 BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB Front Row: Mary Sue Younger, Carol Sargent, Karlene Pfister, Susan Hill. Bac Row: Barbara Luck, Barbara Allen, Alice Fricke, Allen Simpson. OFFICERS Car ol Sargent M.ary Sue Younger Barb. ra Luck Miss Nancy Fowler President Vice President Secretary ' T reasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Barbara Allen Alice Fricke Susie Hill Karlene Pfister Allen Simpson IHi RIDING CLUB OFFICERS Stephanie Sears Allen Simpson Susie Hill Roe Ellen Coleman Miss Nancy Fowler.. Mary Cooper Adams Barbara Allen Marty Atwood Kay Bailey Suzanne Baptist Nancy Biehle Beverly Brown Jeanne Burbank Jill Byrd Regina Capparelli Bettie Carter Donna Carter Susan Chickering Janet Christian Gloria Cline Roe Ellen Coleman Candy Connors Barbara Craig Suzanne Crockett Joy D’Angelo Sara Dienst Paula Donigan Betsy Elsas Tarcy Fleming Jo Ellen Forbes Ellen Foster Alice Fricke Lynda Gellatly Janet Gugelmann - President - Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Bette Hankal Karlene Pfister Ann Harlan Jenny Place Ann Harris Terry Preston Peppie Harris Becky Quessenberry Ingrid Hein Carol Sargent Susie Hill Kay Saunders Lydia Hodgson Stephanie Sears Janet Horne Hydie Shull Bonney Horsley Allen Simpson Cubby Hubbard Diane Slattery Louise Hughston Sallie Smith Linda Huxford Ginger Snuggs Paula Iverson Cindy Stopher Meredith Janvier Chris Thomson Caroline Jones Barbara Townsend Donna Lawler Diane Turner Robin Lies Susan Turner Carole Lober Marguerite Underwood Linda LuBow Jeanie Wager Barbara Luck Lynn Wager Susan Manimon Sally Walker Susan Matthiesen Bonnie Watson Barbara Monroe Chris Westpbal Nancy Mosenson Carolyn White Lee Myrbeck Elise White Lynda Nichols Pam Williams Sandi Norton Suzanne Wootten Susan Paulsen Mary Sue Younger Gerry Peake Stephanie Sears, Roe E. Coleman, Susie Hill, Allen Simpson 117 HOCKEY Kneeling: Nancy Mosenson, Cylinda Finlayson, Sharon Buckland, Sue Kenney, Mary Tutwiler, Maria Ruiz, Chris Hartman. Standing: Hydie Shull, Barbara Townsend, Sara Jane Carter, Susan Flanagan, Barbara Craig, Lynda Gellatly, Janet Horne, Betsy Elsas. M.ary Tutwiler Captain Miss Allene Tyler — Coach MEMBERS Sharon Buckland Sara J. Carter Barbara Craig Betsy Elsas Cylinda Finlayson Susan Flanagan Lynda Gellatly Chris Hartman Janet Horne Sue Kenney Nancy Mosenson Maria Ruiz Hydie Shull Barbara Townsend PORPOISE CLUB OFFICERS Baird Brown Stephanie Sears Nancy Mosenson - Mrs. Lois H. Blackburn - President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Val Birney Roe Ellen Coleman Kathy Dye Susie Hill Janet Horne Betty Sue Landrum Joan Livers Susan Matthiesen Sandi Norton Ann Ramsay Alice Tolley Jeep Willis Front: Stephanie Sears, Nancy Mosenson, Baird Brown. Bac){ Row: Betty Sue Landrum, Jeep Willis, Kathy Dye, Alice Tolley, Val Birney, Janet Horne, Susie Hill, Ann Ramsay, Susan Matthiesen, Roe Ellen Coleman, Sandi Norton, Joan Livers. 119 TENNIS Allen Simpson, Mary Tutwiler, Betty Sue Landrum, Hydie Shull. Baird Brown Janet Horne Romaine Kelley Betty Sue Landrum Hydie Shull Mary Tutwiler Caroline Wilson 120 CHEERLEADERS Carol Sargent. Head Cheerleader Norrie Baxter Lydia Hodgson Susan Chickering Sallie Smith Roe Ellen Coleman Ginger Snuggs Tracy Steiner Front Row: Susan Chickering, Ginger Snuggs, Roe Ellen Coleman. Second Row: Tracy Steiner, Lydia Hodgson, Norrie Baxter. Top: Carol Sargent. 121 VARSITY BASKETBALL Linda Meyers, Sue Kenney, Kathy Dye, Allen Simpson, Janet Horne, Susan Flanagan, Nancy Mosenson, Jeanie Wager. Janet Horne } Co Captams Allen Simpson Miss Allene Tyler. Coach MEMBERS Kathy Dye Susan Flanagan Sue Kenney Linda Meyers Nancy Mosenson Jeanie Wager 122 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Betty Sue Landrum Captain Miss Allene Tyler Coach MEMBERS Marty Atwood Cylinda Einlayson Donna Lawler Ann Ramsay Maria Ruit; Stephanie Sears Hydie Shull Mary Tutwiler Cylinda Finlayson, Donna Lawler, Maria Ruiz, Mary Tutwiler, Betty Sue Landrum, Hydie Shull, Stephanie Sears, Ann Ramsay, Marty Atwood 123 . . .for if you irmemher Fairfax, shell always rememher you. STUDENT DIRECTORY Adams, Mary Cooper 220 Oakdale, Martinsville, Virginia Allen, Barbara.. R. R. 2, Box 159, Long Grove, Illinois Atwood, Marty 118 South Clay Avenue, Ferguson, Missouri Bacon, Marion 418 Eighth Avenue, St. Albans, West Virginia Bailey, Kay ..USOM, % American Embassy, APO 231, New York, N.Y. Balsa, Toni 41 West 96th Street, New York, N.Y. Baptist, Suzanne 3726 North Randolph Street, Arlington, Virginia Baxter, Norrie.... 3288 East Wood Valley Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Baynard, Lili Kay 525 South Washington Street, Easton, Maryland Benedict, Teri 8 Ponus Ridge Road, New Ganaan, Gonnecticut Biehle, Nancy 6262 Crestview Place, Gincinnati 30, Ohio Birney, Valerie % Esso Standard Libya, Box 385, Tripoli, Libya, N. Africa Bloeser, Theo... 218 West Shore Drive, Massapequa, New York Broaddus, Elizabeth 611 Park Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia Brown, Baird 910 South Himes Avenue, Tampa 9, Elorida Brown, Beverly ....5339 Surrey Circle, Dallas, Texas Buckland, Sharon 812 Main Street, Summersville, West Virginia Burbank, Jeanne Box 1791, Poster Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Byrd, Jill ...Akron, Indiana Campbell, Gail. 221 DuPont Boulevard, Waynesboro, Virginia Gapparelli, Regina 824 Seventh Avenue, Beaver Palls, Pennsylvania Carter, Bettie 3807 Kanawha Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia Carter, Donna Apt. 510, 5100 Monument Avenue, Richmond 26, Virginia Carter, Sara Jane Box 5937, Panama, Republic of Panama Chickering, Susan 127 Lausanne Drive, Camden, South Carolina Christian, J;met 1301 North Harrison Street, Wilmington 6, Delaware Christie, Jenny Box 636, Keystone, West Virginia Cline, Gloria 9716 Longwood Drive, Ghicago 43, Illinois Coleman, Roe Ellen 1128 Keowee Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee Connors, Candy 4808 Port Sumner Drive, Bethesda, Maryland Craig, Barbara Hanover, New Mexico Crockett, Suzanne 404 Atherton Drive, Metairie, Louisiana Cudd, Iris Box 751, Harlan, Kentucky Cunningham, Hervey 11 Hindman Avenue, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Curtis, Linda Hermitage Road, Box 92, Waynesboro, Virginia D’Angelo, Joyanne 3224 Ann Street, Baldwin Harbor, New York Delaney, Donna Box 151, Woodland, North Carolina Dienst, Sara 3223 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia Donigan, Paula 525 Highland Road, Southern Pines, North Garolina Doniphan, Betty 8 Forest Hill Road, Alexandria, Virginia Durst, Susan 600 Second Street Pike, Southampton, Pennsylvania Dye, Kathy 426 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio Elsas, Betsy 1402 Unami Avenue, Wanamassa, New Jersey Erickson, Pamela “iO Bryant Circle, Maysville, Kentucky Finlayson, Cylinda 195 Marlborough, Boston 16, Massachusetts Fish, Emily 20 Myrtle Street, Winchester, Massachusetts Flanagan, Susan Dublin, Virginia Fleharty, Kay % ARAMCO, Box 1502, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Fleming, Tarcy Lower River Road, Gallipolis, Ohio Forbes, Jo Ellen 900 South Howard Circle, Tarboro, North Carolina Foster, Ellen 842 East Fillmore Avenue, East Aurora, New York Fricke, Alice 4214 Avenida La Resolana, N.E., Albuquerque, New Mexico Fuller, Gail South Road, Sands Point, L.I., New York Gamard, Nancy 63 Longview Road, Port Washington, L.I., New York Gaskin, Barbara 2260 N.W. 107th Street, Miami, Florida Gellatly, Lynda 715 3 Roycrest Place, Pittsburgh 8, Pennsylvania Golf, Susan Ivy Hollow Farm, R.D. 1, Wayne, Pennsylvania Gugelmann, Janet R. 2, Box 259A, Slidell, Louisiana Halpcrin, Marlene 2705 Sunnyside Street, Sarasota, Florida Hankal, Bette P. O. Box 88, DeLand, Florida Hannon, Charlotte 11 Sunset Drive, Anniston, Alabama Harlan, Ann 1303 South Eric Street, Monahans, Texas Harris, Ann Harris Drive, Bronte, Texas Harris, Peppie 2540 Sunset Drive, Sunset Island : 2, Miami Beach, Florida Hartman, Chris 6112 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore 15, Maryland Hein, Ingrid 143-08 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing, New York Hethcox, Natalie - 60 First Street, Apopka, Florida Hill, Susan Lakeview Inn, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Hodgson, Lydia ...3628 Tuxedo Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Holladay, Christy ...Forest Hill, Shadwell, Virginia Holland, Cathy - 1025 Pine Street, Gadsden, Alabama Hooker, Dorothy Route 1, Box 50, Martinsville, Virginia Horne, Janet ....452 Southmont Boulevard, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Horsley, Bonney 4061 South Lejeune Road, h Iiami, Florida Hubbard, Frances - R. F. D. 1, Afton, Virginia Hughston, Louise Hardaway Hall, Midland, Georgia Huxford, Linda 800 Evergreen Street, Brewton, Alabama Iverson, Paula 116 South Mineral Street, Keyser, West Virginia Jahncke, Karen ...234 Dorrington Boulevard, Metairie, Louisiana Janvier, hderedith 3435 Camp Street, New Orleans 15, Louisiana Jenkins, Tammy 1709 Dorchester Place, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Johnson, Beth Box 292, Nassau, Bahamas Jones. Caroline 2860 Habersham Road, N.3V., Atlanta, Georgia Kelley, hdary Romaine % Cia. Bananera de Costa Rica, Limon, Costa Rica Kenney, Susan 606 South hf am Street, NV est Hartford, Connecticut 126 Kohn, Barbara Ill East Sheridan Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania Landrum, Betty Sue 3106 Dunwoodie Street, Tampa, Florida Lathrop, Judy 151 Point Circle, Tequcsta, Jupiter, Florida Lawler, Donna P. O. Box 3126, Tyler, Texas Lies, Robin 104 Roton Avenue, Rowayton, Connecticut Lilly, Rebecca 214 Forest Hills Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina Little, Libbi 6610 Boxford Way, Bethesda 14, Maryland Livers, Joan Box 3321, University Station, Charlottesville, Virginia Lober, Carole 741 Virginia Drive, Winter Park, Florida Loving, Beverly 206 Stebbins Street, Ashland, Virginia LuBow, Linda 455 Oxford Street, Bridgeton, New Jersey Luck, Barbara Telcourt, Ashland, Virginia Lundt, Dinorah P. O. Box 9743, Santurce, Puerto Rico MacDougald, Jessie.. 65 Muscogee Avenue, N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgia Manimon, Susan 58 Bacon Street, Winchester, Massachusetts Martin, Karen Elaine ....445 Spruce Street, Morgantown, West Virginia Mathews, Sara 16 Maxwell Road, Richmond, Virginia Matthiesen, Susan 1861 Oak Lane, Orlando, Florida McFall, Susan ...9924 Julliard Drive, Bethesda, Maryland McHendry, Jane 215 East Warren, Lebanon, Ohio McKinney, Mary Ann. 233 West Brow Road, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee McMahan, Myrtis 218 South Harrison Street, Easton, Maryland Meadors, Patricia... % ARAMCO, Ras Tanura, Box 467, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Meyers, Linda 19 Lotus Court, Greenville, South Carolina Miller, Bonnie R. 2, Grass Valley, Missoula, Montana Monroe, Barbara ... 1506 Garland Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina Mosenson, Nancy 7141 Roycrest Place, Pittsburgh 8, Pennsylvania Myrbeck, Lee 36 Bradley Hill Road, Hingham, Massachusetts Nagle, Barbara Industrias Kaiser Argentine, Cordoba, Argentina, S.A. Nelson, Elizabeth. 498 Stockton Road, Princeton, New Jersey Nichols, Lynda 14 North Kensington Road, Asheville, North Carolina Norton, Sandra.... 2307 N.E. 33rd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Orth, Valory Box 88, Christiansburg, Virginia Parkin, Leslie ..% Orinoco Mining Company, Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela Parrish, Sonja 3560 Big Beaver Road, Birmingham, Michigan Paulsen, Susan Breezemont, Box 126, Ashland, Kentucky Peake, Gerry R. 1, Box 191, Accokeek, Maryland Peck, Candace ..102 Fifth Avenue, Montgomery, West Virginia Peck, Pamela 102 Fifth Avenue, Montgomery, West Virginia Perkins, Leigh 3300 East Wood Valley Road, N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgi a Pfister, Karlene 20 Highclere Lane, Valhalla, New York Place, Jennifer 320 East 72nd Street, New York 21, N.Y. Polan, Elizabeth 4700 Virginia Avenue, S.E., Charleston, West Virginia Preston, Terry 33 Port Republic Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia 127 Quessenherry, Becky Ramsay, Ann Raymer, Candy Ruiz, Maria Sargent, Carol Saunders, Kay Sears, Stephanie Shepard, Elaine Shepherd, Bronwyn Shull, Hydie Simpson, Allen Slattery ' , Diane Smith, Sallie Snuggs, Virginia Snyder, Wendy Spackman, Virginia Steiner, Tracy Stone, Suzanne Stopher, Cindy Thomson, Christine Tolley, Alice Townsend, Barbara Turk. Marheth Turner, Diane.... Turner, Susan Tutwiler, Mary Underwood, Marguerite. Varn, Virginia Wager, Jean Wager, Lynn Walker, Sally.. Wall, Jan Watson, Bonnie Westphal, Christine White, Carolyn White, Elise Williams, Kathy Williams, Pamela W illiams, Susan Willis, Jeep Wilson, Caroline Wootten, Suzanne Young, Jane Younger, Mary Sue Zinke, Diane Birdeye, Arkansas 6868 Sheffield Avenue, Baton Rouge, Louisiana ' ■ 3 Margaret Road, Statesville, North Carolina Hacienda Palmira, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Oval Road, Essex Fells, New Jersey - Peach Street, Chatham, Virginia ...1009 South Sterling Avenue, Tampa, Florida - R. R. 2, Eaton, Ohio Radio Station WNRV, Main Street, Narrows, Virginia -R D. : 4, Box H3 Elm Grove, Wheeling, West Virginia - - 2916 Hawthorne, Tampa, Florida 142 Cuba Hill Road, Huntington, L. L, New York 3481 Paces Valley Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia 112 Wateree Street, Kingsport, Tennessee 17 Sutton Drive, Ho ' Ho-Kus, New Jersey .1405 Woodlawn Avenue, Wilmington 98, Delaware Apartado 234, Maracaibo, Venezuela 5721 Lynne Haven Road, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania - — 1244 Indian Mound Road, Lexington, Kentucky 1211 Rippon Road, Alexandri a, Virginia 220 James River Drive, Newport News, Virginia 661 Fletcher Road, Wayne, Pennsylvania Bellona Avenue, Baltimore 12, Maryland 114 Selden Road, Warwick, Newport News, Virginia 825 Eisenhower Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania ...226 Ashby Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia 86 Woodfield Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey 13 East Parkway, Forest Hills, Wichita 6, Kansas Box 187, Panama City, Florida . ..117 West Montrose Avenue, South Orange, New Jersey 307 Hickory, Jerseyville, Illinois 475 Montford Avenue, Asheville, North Carolina 1 Twin Cove Road, London Bridge, Virginia 207 Pond Crossing, Lawrence, New York 205 North Maysville Street, Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 205 North Maysville Street, Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 112 West Eighth Street, Buhler, Kansas 3705 Bushrod Road, Alexandria, Virginia Clearwater Park, Covington, Virginia Box 495, Culpeper, Virginia 9892 Clarksburg Road, Eden, New York Hamilton Way, Smyrna, Delaware 1227 Sam Lion Trail, Martinsville, Virginia 2741 Stephenson Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia Box 2004, Pompano Beach, Florida 128 FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY Miss Lillian Bruce 15 Dominion Street, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada Mrs. J. M. Alexander 33 ' B Daniel Drive, Clemson, South Carolina Mrs. Edward Bailey 1325 West Main Street, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. John K. Blackburn Box 603, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss Emily F. Brown 418 South Wayne Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. William F. Burnett 400 Monroe Lane, Charlottesville, Virginia Mrs. Mae W. Epes 425 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. Robert O. Feeley Box 405, Clemson, South Carolina Miss Nancy M. Fowler 98 Highland Avenue, Short Hills, New Jersey Mrs. John C. Howard 106 Edward Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss Janet Jamison Story City, Iowa Miss Chlotilde Jarman % Mrs. James Graham, Sandy Spring, Maryland Mrs. Nina Johnson Apt E2E, 2 Washington Square Village, New York, 12, N.Y. Mrs. Elizabeth G. Kennedy Garnett, South Carolina Mrs. Virginia K. Loving Granite Hills, Stage Junction, Virginia Miss Swann Marks.... Fairfax Hall, Park Station, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. W. E. McGuire Highlands, North Carolina Mrs. R. N. Miller Box 415, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. Edwin E. Morrow Wayneridge Apartments, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. L. G. Penland 844 Lyndhurst Road, Waynesboro, Virginia Mrs. Alfred C. Peterson 206 Masonic View Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia Dr. S. G. Saunders 817 ' 14th Street Waynesboro, Virginia Miss Hetty A. Skelton Weyers Cave, Virginia Mrs. W. M. Smith 2324 Belvue Road, Waynesboro, Virginia Miss Allene M. Tyler 7413 Dickenson Street, Springfield, Virginia Miss Peggy Webster 18 Maplehurst Park, Knoxville, Tennessee Mrs. Cecil H. Weller Steeles Tavern, Virginia Miss Margaret Willis 201 Asher Street, Culpeper, Virginia Miss Nancy Wilson 811 Barton Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee 129 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. Fire- proof barracks. Modern 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 LSO PATSY’S Dry Cleaning and Shirt Service Phone Tllden 3 ' 3010 824 ' 7th Avenue Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania (Regina Capparelli’s Family) Best of Luck to the ★ Senior Class Compliments of 1962 of the Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer A. MacDougald WAYNESBORO CREAMERY Atlanta, Georgia Waynesboro, Virginia (Jessie’s Parents) ★ 131 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1962 Mr. Mrs. B. G. Cudd (Iris’ Parents) Harlan, Kentucky Watch it! . . . Anybody hungry or thirsty? . . . Mercury Control calling Friendship . . . I’m going in there and I’m calling my Mommy. Congratulations to the Graduating Class Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gamard (Nancy’s Parents) Port Washington, New York 133 Play more ' Live longer . . . This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP P. O. Box 821 HObart 3-3521 4 West Washington Street Lexington, Virginia “Pres Delivers the Goods’’ Check Pres for Quality Sporting Goods, T ovelties, Gifts, Sportswear, Toys aitd many other items “For Feminine Fashions of Distinction” 401 W. Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Smith (Sallie’s Parents) Atlanta, Georgia 134 BEST WISHES TO EAIRFAX HALL from E. W. BARGER £ COMPANY General Insurance Established 1911 Waynesboro’s Oldest Insurance Company Offices in: Lambert, Barger, and Branaman Building Dial WH 2 ' 8189 Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE Waynesboro, Virginia Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1962 Dr. and Mrs. Harold Wa er (Jeanie’s Parents) Panama City, Florida Congratulations! Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fairley Tolley (Alice’s Parents) Newport News, Virginia Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1962 Dr. and Mrs. George R. Norton Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Sandi’s Parents) Compliments of a Friend 136 Get To Know WAYNESBORO QUICKEST THROUGH THE PAGES OF THE apnesJljoro i eU)s!=l irsinian WH 2 ' 8215 137 Compliments of BLUE RIDGE GROCERY COMPANY, INC. Waynesboro, Virginia W A Y B Best Wishes to the Waynesboro, Virginia Congratulations Class of ’62 to The Senior Class ★ of Mr. Mrs. Norman Brown Fairfax Hall 1962 (Baird’s Parents) “The Sports Voice of the Valley” 1490 KC MBS Tampa, Florida 138 FALL PLAY ' “SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER” My hoop, you ape! You’re standing on my hoop . . . Don’t get worried, Mom, it s only pretend . . . Pamper your hair; use Prell . . . Were you, or were you not, riding without a hunt cap? . . . Have you ever thought of Guard? Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall! Mr. and Mrs. John L. Harlan (Ann’s Parents) Monahans, Texas I3‘) DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY 2 ' Hour Quick Laundromat Service An Exclusive Laundry for Every Home Arch Avenue at Short Street Dial WH 2 ' 8331 Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mrs. Harold A. Johnson Nassau, Bahamas (Beth’s Mother) Compliments of J. J. Newberry Company “Tour one ' Stop shopping center” 140 Best Wishes! Sargent Building Specialties, Inc. 6 10 ' 12 Devon Street Kearny, N. J. (Carol’s Parents) BEST WISHES I WALTERS WHOLESALE, INC. P. O. Box 594 Staunton, Virginia For delicious food and delightful surroundings he sure to visit the HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT Located at Southern Entrance of Skyline Drive Route 250 Waynesboro, Va. Famous for: 28 Ice Cream Flavors Delicious Steaks — Sea Food WH 3 ' 7211 141 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 SHEPARD FARMS R. R. 2 Eaton, Ohio (Elaine’s Parents) HerfF Jones Company Manufacturers of Fairfax Hall Official Class Rings Virginia Representative James L. Deck P. O. Box 4735 Richmond, Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of ' 62 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cline (Gloria’s Parents) Chicago, Illinois Congratulations, Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. LiiBow (Linda ' s Parents) Bridgeton, New Jersey Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Atwood (Marty’s Parents) Ferguson, Missouri Compliments of Robert H. Wager Company Manufacturers of Marine Equipment 143 Entertainment Headquarters IN WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA FOR Students of Fairfax Hall and their families The WAYNE and The CAVALIER Shenandoah Valley’s Finest and Most Modern Theatres Where every good movie may he 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 Best Wishes ! MOWEN OPTICIANS Dial WH 2 ' 8697 Dial 6 6535 113 S. Wayne Avenue 113 Fourth Street, N. E. Waynesboro, Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia Compliments of Underwood Mortgage and Title Co. Irvington, New Jersey (Marguerite’s Parents) 144 THE INTERSCHOOL HORSE SHOW Have you taken up saddle seat, Hydie? . . . Nervous? . . . How can we get a suntan with all these clothes on? . . . Bashful? . . . Bashful II . . . This horse thinks he’s an elephant; I think he’s a kangaroo . . . And Hankerchief is leading by a nose. Allied Foods, Inc. Wholesale Food Distributors Dulany Frosty Acres Frozen Foods Genuine Smithfield Hams, Bacon Sausage Hormel Quality Meat Products KRAFT FINE FOODS 145 Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mrs. J. Log an Livers (Joan’s Mother) Charlottesville, Virginia 146 Fairfax Hall Is supplied with milk from the Early 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 Keep in Touch hy Long Distance Rates are lower after 6:00 p.m. and all day Sunday D. C. BRACKMAN Commercial Manager DIAL 942 ' 8184 CLIFTON FORGE-WAYNESBORO TELEPHONE COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Senior Class of ' 62 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jenkins (Tammy’s Grandparents) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Best Wishes to the Compliments Class of 1962 Mrs. Frances T. Delaney of (Donna’s Mother) “SCHULTZIE” Woodland, North Carolina 147 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class! Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McFall Bethesda, Maryland (Susie’s Parents) FISHBURNE AND SON Waynesboro, Virginia Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics, Toilet Goods Photographic Supplies Visit Our Soda Fountain Compliments of Mrs. W. L. Broadtlus (Liz ' s Mother) Hopewell, Virginia Kinser’s Esso Station AND Hertz Rent-A-Car 705 East Main Street WH 3 ' 3586 WH 2 ' 1455 143 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 AND BEST WISHES TO THE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HALL Judge and Mrs, Sidney L. Christie (Jenny’s Parents) Keystone, West Virginia 149 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1962 Mr. Mrs. Donald D. Curtis, Jr. Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nichols (Lynda’s Parents) Minico, Inc. 8L83 Broadway Asheville, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Senior Class from 107 W. Campbell Ave , Roanoke, ’Virginia Formal Wear — Costumes — Uniforms — Riding Apparel Waynesboro, Virginia (Linda’s Parents) Dial 343 6859 I ■)() While the whole neighborhood s standing here . . . Ghosts, how silly, have some more arsenic . . . Now you pretend that you re putting out a cigaret, and twist . . . Operator, do you really enjoy your work? . . . Why don t you and I just take a little stroll? . . . So what! I didn’t like that pilot’s looks anyway. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OE 1962 Rotherwood Earm Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Willis, Sr. Culpeper, Virginia (Jeep’s Grandparents) 151 BEST WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL! JOCELYN-VARN OIL COMPANY 310 KFH Building Wichita 2, Kansas (Ginger’s Parents) Abilene, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Producers Investment Program Compliments of John W. Garber PluiiibiiifS ami Heating Co. 424 North Delphine Avenue Eat Hy on the Hog HYGRADE’S Franks - Baeon - Sausage Waynesboro, Virginia Best Wishes to the Senior Class Morgantown Beauty School, Inc, 445 Spruce Street Morgantown, West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Martin (Karen’s Parents) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 and our gratitude to the Faculty and Staff of Fairfax Hall Dunroamin’ Farm Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Willis, Jr. and Patti Bill Culpeper, Virginia (Jeep’s Family) Waynesboro Paint Store CHARLES LAFFERTY SONS 132 N. Wayne Avenue Electrical Contractors Waynesboro, Virginia 500 North Delphine Avenue WHitehall 2 8283 Waynesboro, Virginia 1 H. Vincent Allen and Associates 1 1 Advertising Art and Photography WHITE’S FASHION CENTER H. VINCENT ALLEN 407 West Main Street 1546 N. Orleans St. Chicago 10, Illinois Waynesboro, Virginia (Barbara’s Family) N. C. Monroe Construction Co., Inc General Contractor Commercial Industrial Institutional P. O. Drawer 359 2710 Martinsville Road Phone BRoadway 3-2589 Greensboro, North Carolina (Barbara’s Parent s) LOVING MOTOR CO., INC. Ashland, Virginia Authorized Ford Dealers SALES 6 ' 8 SERVICE (Beverly’s Parents) Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Parrish Birmingham, Michigan (Sonja’s Parents) Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 From a member of the Class of 1961 SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY Paper Products for Industry Since 1899 Main Plant and General Offices Hartsville, South Carolina Plants from Coast to Coast (Jill Byrd’s Father) FALL HORSE SHOW You two don ' t look very happy . . . Hard choice . . . Up, down, up, down, up, down. . . . What’s the matter, Champagne, don’t you want the ribbon? GOOD WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF FAIRFAX HALL S. GUNNAR MYRBECK COMPANY, INC. Quincy, Mass. Washington, D C. (Lee’s Dad) 1 57 Congratulations to the Class of ’62 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Baynard (Lili Kay’s Parents) Easton, Maryland Best Wishes to the BEST Senior Class A Gal in Waynesboro Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Barnes Christiansburg, Virginia (Val Orth’s Parents) 158 Best Wishes to The Senior Class The Faculty and The Students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Adolf G. Hein Flushing, New York (Ingrid’s Parents) COMPLIMENTS OF Basic-Witz Furniture Industries, Inc. Waynesboro, Virginia Manufacturers of the Famous Basicanna, Bonwitz, Basicourt and Beautique Collections ★ Compliments QUICK-LIVICK, INC. LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Charter Bus Service Anywhere INC. in Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Staunton, Virginia Dial TU 6 ' 3560 Building Supplies GO BY BUS ★ Safe, Courteous, Economical 160 Best Wishes! Mr. and Mrs. Morton S. Hodgson, Jr. Atlanta, Georgia (Lydia’s Parents) Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’62 Mrs. Clara Biickland (Bucky’s Mom) SUMMERSVILLE, WeST VIRGINIA Cosmopolitan Travel Service 531 W. Main St. ' Box 776 Telephone WH 2 ' 5021 Waynesboro, Virginia Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paul Connors (Candy’s Parents) Bethesda, Maryland 161 Congratulations to the Congratulations Senior Class Class of ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Pfister (Karlene’s Parents) A Friend Valhalla, New York — HAMILTON-COOK Best Wishes to HARDWARE, CO. Fairfax Hall 145 N. Wayne Avenue Wayland’s Music Waynesboro, Virginia 513 W. Main Waynesboro, Virginia DUKE’S, INC. Best Wishes to the Compliments of Seniors “Shopping Center for the Well — SOUTHERN RESTAURANT Dressed Man” WH 3 ' 6361 112 South Wayne Avenue “The Place to Eat” Waynesboro, Virginia IG2 Back, Mrs. Feeley, back, I say! . . . Anybody here named Jane Snodgrass? . . . Don’t fall in. . . . What are you all dressed up for? . . . Fve got the funniest looking knees. . . . After. . . . You really go to West Point? . . . Ya, it’s a pretty nice school. . . . Neither rain nor sleet nor snow! 1 i Best Wishes to the 1962 Senior Class of Fairfax Hall Dr. Mrs. O. E. Turner Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Sue’s Parents) ifi.i We wish to extend our best wishes! Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Raymer, Jr. Statesville, North Carolina (Candy’s Parents) WAYNESBORO FLORIST 214 DuPont Boulevard Waynesboro, Virginia WH 2 ' 8125 Fresher, More Fashionable Flowers GARST’S, INC. School Supplies Stationery ' Hobby Supplies Waynesboro, Virginia GROSSMAN’S Waynesboro, Virginia Distinctive Women ' s Apiparel Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall WAYNE MUSIC STORE 123 North Wayne Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia LYNDHAVEN FLORIST 319 West Main Street Flowers for all Occasions Member Telegraph Delivery Service WB 2 ' 85 6 Congratulations! GRAVELY WAYNESBORO COMPANY Waynesboro, Virginia 164 Very Best Wishes to the 1962 Graduating Class Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Fleharty Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (Kay’s Parents) Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall and The Class of ’62 IMr. and Mrs. Winfield Nagle (Barbie’s Parents) Cordoba, Argentina Compliments of HYMAN’S Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Waynesboro, Virginia The home of better values Compliments of THE MAN’S SHOP Waynesboro, Virginia WH 2 ' 8929 Best Wishes STANDARD DRUG COMPANY Waynesboro, Virginia lf)(i Best Wishes ★ to the Best Wishes Senior Class for the Future Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Fleming (Tarcy’s Parents) A Friend Gallipolis, Ohio ★ Congratulations Congratulations to the to the Senior Class of ’62 Senior Class of ’62 Mrs. E. L. Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. A. Roe Coleman (Toni Balsa’s Grandmother) (Roe Ellen’s Parents) New York, N. Y. Knoxville, Tennessee 167 Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’62 Mrs. Jessie Kreher (Stephanie’s Grandmother) Asheville, North Carolina Anybody we know? . . . Wait a minute, Mr. Postman. . . . He’s so calm . . . Working up an appetite? . . . It’s about this spastic arm. . . . “Then Ronald ran home to tell his nephews the news’’. . . . George Washington slept here, you know. . . . We go to Smile School. . . . The picture of happiness. . . . Get your hands off my link present. Best Wishes to the Senior Class! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Hooker Martinsville, Virginia (Dotty’s Parents) 169 The Citizens Waynesboro Office THE PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Trust Service Main Office, 503 West Main Avenue Branch Office, 309 North Commerce Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia ‘ ' There is J [0 substitute for a savings account.” Member: Federal Reserve SystemTDIC CORNER HARDWARE Compliments of SPORTS CENTER Jarman’s Inc. 42? North Wayne Ave. Toys and Gifts Stationery - Furniture ' Office and School We Deliver W ' H 2 ' 82 29 Supplies Waynesboro, Virginia Best Wishes to the Best Wishes Senior Class from a Dr. and Jlrs. H. K. Polan Friend Charleston, West Virginia (Betty ' s Parents) Compliments BARNWELL COMPANY Main Street Building. Phone WH. 3 ' 4201 Waynesboro, Virginia “Mama” Younger sends her best wishes to all the Senior Class Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. C. Clyde Crockett (Suzanne’s Parents) Metairie, Louisiana 171 Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harrell L. Perkins (Leigh’s Parents) Atlanta, Georgia 172 Best Wishes Baugher Chevrolet, Inc, B : B Buick - Rambler, Inc. Brannock’s, Inc. Driver Sales Service, Inc, Paul Freed, Inc. Waynesboro’s New Automobile Dealers Compliments of the Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 West Main Street “For People Who Care it’s a pleasure to serve FAIRFAX WH 3 ' 3536 Loxaharchee Builders, Inc. P. O. Box 638, Jupiter, Florida Specializing in Tequesta Country Club Community (18 ' hole Championship Golf Course) 17 miles North of Palm Beach (Judy Lathrop’s Family) Congratulations to the Senior Class of Fairfax Hall KONA RANCH Mr. Mrs. H. C. Miller (Bonnie’s Parents) Grass Valley, Route 2, Missoula, Montana Registered Charolais Cattle Reach for Batter ' Whipped Sunbeam Bread Valley Bakeries Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Tour Paint Headquarters Waynesboro, Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of ' 62 Mr. Mrs. W. J. Carter Charleston, West Virginia (Bottle’s Parents) Compliments of Skyline-Parkway Motor Court Waynesboro, Virginia 174 THE JUNIOR DANCE Smile! . . . The King and Queen. ... A little more Bach, and a little less bop! . . . Big night. . . . Mardi Gras ... A new style. Congratulations from Distinctive Woman’s Apparel 327 West Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of Holladay Aviation, Inc. Air Charter Service Shenandoah Valley Airport Weyers Cave, Va. (Christy ' s Dad) Congratulations to the Class of 1962 POWELL COMPANY, INC. Waynesboro, Virginia ★ Retail Jewelers OF Waynesboro Hodges Jewelry Store M R Jewelers The Jewel Box Barr Brothers, Inc. ★ WAYNESBORO’S COMMUNITY BANK SERVICE SINCE 1899 The First National Bank Main Office Main Wayne West Main Drive-in Branch 1415 West Main Waynesboro, Virginia The Federal Reserve System and the Federal Desposit Insurance Corp. For the Time of Day Dial WH 2-1121 Congratulations to the Senior Class of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. William L. Moseiison (Nancy’s Parents) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jo the next town proems the nation... Go TRAILWAYS • ••Opecialists in friendly •firs-t -class travel I CHARTERS-TOURS THRU-LINER SERVICE Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall! Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Fricke Albuquerque, New Mexico (Alice’s Parents) THE HUMPHRIES PRESS, INC. Waynesboro, Virginia ★ Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing Compliments of Modern Shoe Shop 4 161 2 W. Main Street Waynesboro. Virginia Compliments of DENNY’S MUSIC SHOPPE “Everything Musical Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of Cunningham Welding Machine Service, Inc. Burgettstown, Pennsylvania (Hervey’s Family) 179 THE GENERAL WAYNE MOTOR INN Waynesboro, Virginia 70 modern air-conditioned rooms Ample Free Parking Fireproof Southern entrance Skyline Drive WAYNE MOTOR LODGE Waynesboro’s newest motor lodge 31 Deluxe Rooms Air-conditioned Direction, Grenoble Fiotels FiARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes to the Senior Class from Bicknell Fuller Paper Box Company Chester C. Manimon, President Boston, Massachusetts (Sue’s Family) 180 fun!... have Gordon ' s! POTATO CHIPS No others So fresh ! No others Have “Mag;io- Pax”!!! AN APPRECIATION The Chain and Anchors Staff wishes to thank Mr. W. D. Baugh 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. 181 ALWOOD STUDIOS Tour Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer ' 1962 Chain and Anchors Designers and Printers of Fine School and College Yearbooks J,P.Bgl.L rnn in ie?i Since 1859 J. P. Bell Company, Inc. Lynchburg, Virginia 1962 We ' re proud off our p in designing and eng Schools that want outstanding year after year have turned to work hard to give each sc good reason to continue with pany. Our experience, art d and plant know-how, and conti personal service assure prompt tion to every detail. Let our tive tell you about the many schools, agencies, printers and we serve. the 1962 CHAIN and ANCHORS Lynchburg Engraving Company box 720 incorporated lynchburg, va. 316 15 1 Virginia Room Jon s A ' ' morial Library Lynchbu) irginia