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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1963 volume:

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SCHULZ 2162 COFFEE LANE SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA June 11, 1962 Libbi Little, Editor 1963 CHAIN ANCHORS 6610 Boxford Way Bethesda 14, Maryland Dear Miss Little, You have my permission to use the Peanuts characters in the 1963 CHAIN ANCHORS. I am flattered that you wish to do so. Best wishes for a successful publication, ls Si 6 19 ‘ Charles M. Schul Kindest regards. cms tp Lenten OEE OOI XAW AO LSANONOD € Parent xB HF We dedicate the CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 1963, to one with a blithe spirit, in keeping with our theme, with youth and vitality and a dynamic personality. We are most happy to dedicate this year- book to Mrs. Laura Frances Burnett. _ Foreword The Cuatn anp AncHors, 1963, presents to you a new and different theme. This refreshing novelty is one that contrasts with the sophisticated and serious themes of past years — a yearbook brimming with youth and happiness. It is a delightful. simple theme, but one who reads between the lines can see it as symbolic of the aspects of life at Fairfax. And now, we must proceed to unveil our theme, for due to its extreme animation and vivacity, it cannot be contained between the CHarIn AND ANCHORS covers any longer. In one more moment, the whole “Peanuts” crowd will burst forth upon you — Charlie Brown and Lucy, Linus, Pigpen, and Sally, Schroeder, Violet, and last but not least, Snoopy. All that is lacking now is YOU to enjoy them. The Peanuts cartoons are copyrighted by United Feature Syndicate Inc. Copyright 1950, 1951, 1952. These cartoons are reproduced through the courtesy of and with the express permission of Charles M. Schulz and United Feature Syndicate Inc. esses tetinsstnetssesetocee PAGULTY AND CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS LHR TICS PBA LURES atulty and Classes iecesontisosaeteeienr atime WILLIAM BENJAMIN GaTEs, JR. B.S. President Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Miss LILLIAN BRUCE A.R.C.T. Dean of Students Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, CCR Cale Eastman School of Music: Oglebay Institute; Banff School of Fine Arts; Chautauqua School of Music: Mount Allison University Rossins L. GATES A.B., M.A., PH.D. Academic Dean Washington and Lee University, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. Harry NASH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College Mrs. Lois H. BLACKBURN B.S. Swimming and Dancing University of Richmond, B.S. Emity F. Brown Berrie Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. LILLIAN BRUCE AR EGuls Voice, Piano Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, A.R.C.T.; Eastman School of Music; Banff School of Fine Arts; Chautauqua School of Music; Mount Allison University FACULTY Mrs. Laura F. BURNETT B.A. Spanish Lambuth College, B.A.; Grad- uate work, George Peabody College Mrs. Martua A. CHEAIRS A.B. Librarian Athens College, A.B.; George Peabody College Nancy M. Fow er Horseback Riding Dickinson College JoANN M. FRITSCHE A.B, English Duquesne University, A.B.; Uni- versity of North Carolina. Rossins L. GATEs A.B., M.A., PH.D. Government Washington and Lee University, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. 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. VircIniaA K. Lovinc B.S. Science University of Richmond, B.S.; University of Virginia; Stetson University Mrs. Mamie S. PENLAND B.S. Mathematics Longwood College, B.S.; Univer- sity of Virginia ARE LOA AEE LETTS TNE RT TT I siatiesiessdebinmibbiimemidieaasiaal s sciileutiiinelassiineiieseiiaiiinal Ss ssouaatasetansimimenneaneciesetaisiiel rors tana trereenseeernrsercnne ssscdieblentastesmasmaesanenbiieaieeatial a iaeeteatasideldatiiaaeiaatediionsia’ ss cettiiatasanbinessletntasaashenataenial CES anaiceersernae smear Mrs. Marcaret L. SMITH B.S. English Duke University; Radford Col- lege; University of Virginia, B.S. CoLLEEN V. Tos! Sey WLIW. Piano Indiana State College, B.S.; DePauw University, M.M. ALLENE M. TYLer B.S. Physical Education Mary Washington College, B.S. FACULTY Peccy L. WEBSTER B.S. History University of Chattanooga, B.S.; Graduate work, University of Tennessee MarGaReET G. WILLIS Seq IM IGY. Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, B.A., M.A.; Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stitute; University of Virginia; 2nd Virgilian Cruise Nancy G. WILSON A.B., M.A. French University of Chattanooga, A.B.; University of Tennessee, M.A. ERANTS Mrs. Nina JOHNSON R.N. Resident Nurse SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS M.D. School Physician Mrs. KATHERINE W. MILLER Dietitian STAFE Mrs. Daisy T. MAUPIN Assistant Dietitian Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER, SR. Supervisor of Study Mrs. Epwin E. Morrow Hostess Mrs. FRANK WELLER Housekeeper Mrs. Mart W. Epes Housemother Mrs. RoBerT O. FEELEY Housemother STAFF Mrs. W. E. McGuire Housemother Mrs. Mary C. FRITSCHE SWANN Marks Mrs. EpwarpD BAILEY Housemother Secretary Secretary —___— (fasses FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS e Judy Blanton, Elaine Jarvis, Diana Brisk, Cindy Robertson JUDY! BLAN TON sesh scctheneas skein Behe t spo cace Eg ere ae are President DIANA. BRISK} cooky iba eee ee ee eee ee eee Vice President ELAINE © JARVIS. oo cos.¥ ek castsciodisapec eo ee ee oat ca ese Ocean ra ce GP oe te ane oes RE Te Secretary GINDY: ROBERTSON S23 eos oh eee eee Dia PI a eS eS Oe Se Treasurer Miss -CoLtBEnN TOSI shiccc.2.. sete cle ee eaegea eects ete cue eee a Sponsor CLASS OF 1966 JuLIA BLANTON MarRILYN DAHLIN Virginia Beach, Virginia David, Kentucky JAy BRANSON Charlotte, North Carolina LorInpDA DIVINE New Hartford, New York FAYE BRATTEN ELLYN FELBURN Virginia Beach, Virginia Tuxedo, North Carolina DIANA BRISK NANcyY HARGROVE Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Portsmouth, Virginia THE FRESHMEN SHERON HENDERSON LyNn-SUE KENNEDY Richmond, Virginia Rockingham, North Carolina DoNNA LANTZ Orlando, Florida MerrRY HOWELL Topeka, Kansas ELAINE JARVIS ELIZABETH LIGON Ocean City, Maryland Brookeville, Maryland LINDA JOHNSON SusAN Mayo Beachwood, New Jersey Portsmouth, Virginia 22 BARBARA McCuTCHIN Dallas, Texas MarTHA NUNNALLY Atlanta, Georgia BARBARA OSBORNE Anson, Texas LYNN PLEASANTS Charlotte, North Carolina CLASS OF 1966 23 CYNTHIA ROBERTSON Henderson, North Carolina LYNNE SLATTERY Towson, Maryland Nancy WALL Leaksville, North Carolina GLENNA YOAKUM Tazewell, Tennessee PAULA IVERSON: 2c: eee eee Pa AMEE OR irik ey Vin Ree eid President JODY: KEMP css pce decazeon Sec ee cet a ea ee a Vice President SUSAN PAULSEN 15s, Biles conic ene reer, ee eee ee Secretary ns cnebnes testa so Cadets ees se NR Se ee ale eRe he ee SU RR Se get Treasurer Mars.” J. Me AA LEKANDER choco Ace oi ee Sponsor ———eeeee ——aee CLASS OF 1965 ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Nancy BIEHLE Milton, West Virginia Cincinnati, Ohio WENDY ANDERSON PAIGE BITNER Fort Lauderdale, Florida Westport, Connecticut KAREN BRASFIELD Adelphi, Maryland CorINNE BARBOUR Martinsville, Virginia Toni Butts Oneonta, New York ELEANOR BAXTER Atlanta, Georgia THE SOPHOMORES DONNA CARTER STEWART DICKSON Richmond, Virginia Virginia Beach, Virginia ELIZABETH CHAMBERS PAMELA DINWIDDIE Atlanta, Georgia Riverside, Connecticut Kay CRAIG Betsy ELsAs Knoxville, Tennessee Wanamassa, New Jersey NANCY DELUCA EDNA EspPasas Nashville, Tennessee Bayamon, Puerto Rico Myra FICKLEN Greenville, North Carolina CATHARINE FILs Ossining, New York KATHY GLATFELTER Spring Grove, Pennsylvania JANET GUGELMANN Slidell, Louisiana CLASS OF 1965 PATRICIA HAND Mansfield, Ohio ELAINE HARBISON Cromwell, Connecticut JANE HARBISON Cromwell, Connecticut ANN Harris Bronte, Texas THE SOPHOMORES Lyp1A _Hopcson CHRISTIE LAMB Altanta, Georgia Caracas, Venezuela Myra Hoitcoms SANDRA LYLES Canandaigua, New York Charleston, West Virginia PAULA IVERSON Jupby MIALE Keyser, West Virginia New Rochelle, New York Jupy Kemp Dallas, Texas SUSAN MILLER Ormond Beach, Florida 28 LinDA PALERMO Westfield, New Jersey SUSAN PAULSEN Ashland, Kentucky CANDACE PECK Montgomery, West Virginia LEIGH PERKINS Atlanta, Georgia CLASS OF 1965 CASSANDRA POHLMAN Orlando, Florida SUSAN PRAGER New Haven, Connecticut VEVA ANN REESE Pineville, Kentucky LESLIE RIVERA Miami, Florida THE SOPHOMORES CATHLEEN RIXON Charlotte, North Carolina Joan RUNK St. Louis, Missouri LINDA RUSSELL Miami Beach, Florida Caro. Scott Port Elizabeth, South Africa y i : Eve SMITH Salisbury, North Carolina KATHRYNE TRUESDELL Newberry, South Carolina MARBETH TURK Baltimore, Maryland JANIS VOGEL Whiting, Indiana CAROLYN WHITE Mount Sterling, Kentucky Kay WHITE Abingdon, Virginia DIANA WILKERSON Sparks, Maryland CLASS OF 1965 31 PAMELIA WILLIAMS Alexandria, Virginia CAROLYN WILSON Eden, New York SUZANNE WOOTTEN Smyrna, Delaware MARTY ATV OOD steer ore ee President DHERR YW ERB ee ee es eee Vice President PAMSPECKG 2. = soe ees Be ces Puce Secretary ELISE WHITES See eee ne ke Mee Treasurer Miss7 ALLEN Es TYLER eee ter, eet eee Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS i= - é Miss Tyler, Elise White, Pam Peck, Sherry Webb, Marty Atwood CLASS OF 1964 JEAN M. ALRICH Jitt Byrp Charlottesville, Virginia Akron, Indiana MarRTHA ATWOOD GatIL CAMPBELL Ferguson, Missouri Waynesboro, Virginia DIANE CLARK Ormond Beach, Florida Kay BAILEY Sehba, Libya PATRICIA BORRISON LOUISE CONNORS ‘Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Bethesda, Maryland THE JUNIORS Iris Cupp JILL GEORGE Harlan, Kentucky Farmington, Pennsylvania SARA DIENST MarJORIE GIBBONS Augusta, Georgia Lenoir, North Carolina SUSAN ForpD SUSAN GOFF Huntsville, Alabama Southern Pines, North Carolina LYNDA GELLATLY SusSAN Goop Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hackettstown, New Jersey CLASS OF 1964 BETTE HANKAL DeLand, Florida FRANCES HUBBARD Afton, Virginia CAROLYN HarRELL CAROLINE JONES Carmi, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia PEPPIE HArRIS Linpa LUBow Lantana, Florida Bridgeton, New Jersey INGRID HEIN La Mesa, California ELIZABETH MAIER Evansville, Indiana THE JUNIORS SARA MATHEWS BEVERLY PANDAPAS Richmond, Virginia Blacksburg, Virginia Mary ANN MCKINNEY LESLIE PARKIN Chattanooga, Tennessee Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela EUGENIA MOLETTE Orrville, Alabama Jupy PARRISH Norfolk, Virginia VALORY ORTH PAMELA PECK Christiansburg, Virginia Montgomery, West Virginia 36 CLASS OF 1964 JENNIFER PLACE Mary E. ROHMANN New York, N. Y. Charlottesville, Virginia SAMMIE SAMPLE Fort Lauderdale, Florida PENNY PRICE Miami, Florida ELAINE SHEPARD Eaton, Ohio DIANE RAINES Buckhannon, West Virginia CELESTE RAYMER BRONWYN SHEPHERD Statesville, North Carolina Narrows, Virginia THE JUNIORS PATRICIA SIMPSON Jefferson City, Missouri NAncy SMITH Huntsville, Alabama SALLIE SMITH Atlanta, Georgia MARGARET SWART Wheeling, West Virginia Mary Kay TAYLOR Halifax, North Carolina DIANE WALSH McAfee, New Jersey SHERRY WEBB Athens, Tennessee ELIsE WHITE Mount Sterling, Kentucky CLASS OF 1964 BETH WITCHER SARAH WOODWARD Sao Paulo, Brazil East Norwalk, Connecticut Mary JANE WILSON Key West, Florida oo Seniars Standing: Miss Bruce, Mrs. Burnett Seated: Liz Broaddus, Susie Matthiesen, Libbi Little, Bonnie Miller SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Wigs VELOV NWT OLW Sea Se eae ek Sea ae LIS eat ea ae aoe tee ge ae fo ene me President aoe USELESS Nee eee oy een Recenter: 082 ARGS 2 oe NUE oat etree Noreen eens Vice President i RAGE NG Li WAS eG eR tem ON een es I Va ES Ne Ae Oe Secretary PORTLET LL ISLE: Bee mer te alae ee net yeh the ee er Oe cana etait Treasurer Miss LILLIAN BRUCE ho CARON RS eR el tts Sot a nee ae Sponsors Mrs. Laura F. BURNETTS CLASS OF 1963 BARBARA JOAN ALLEN Long Grove, Illinois Riding Club, °60, °61, °62, °63; French Club, ’60, °61, 62, °63; Boots and Saddle Clobys Olee 62a O3sm atria blayersmmos. Treasurer, Riding Club, °63; Intramurals I, Barbara Allen, of strong body and ques- tionable mind, do hereby bequeath to Kay Bailey my horse’s stall, and to our illus- trious riding teacher I leave a bottle of Absorbine. Barbara Allen Mr. C. M. Beatty 42 “Don’t worry, we ll make it. The coast is clear.” FAIRFAX HALL VALERIE JEAN BIRNEY Tripoli, Libya Porpoise Club, °60, °61, °62, °63; Secre- tary, Porpoise Club, °63; Spanish Club, 60, °61, °62, °63; Secretary, Spanish Club, 63; Athletic Association, ’60, °61, 62, 63; French Club, °61, °62, °63; Intramurals; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Vesper Committee, °62, °63; Treasurer, Student Association, °63; May Court, °63 I, Val Birney, being all body and no mind, leave my “little sister”, Gellat, fond memories of four years. To Candy and Bette I leave my cousin for them to fight over. To Mary Ann and Rusty I leave the snack bar, and to Leslie, a promise to come back for ring figure. F.M.S. I leave. e ¥ n “Sing along with Mitch.” Valerie Birney Mr. Jonathan B. Phippard 43 _ CLASS OF 1963 ELIZABETH MANSFIELD BROADDUS Hopewell, Virginia Glee Club, “60, “61, “63; Choir, 60, 61, °63; Spanish Club, 60, 61, °62, 63; CHAIN AND ANCHoRs Staff, 62, °63; President, Freshman Class, 60; President, Senior Class, °63; Intramurals; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Apple Blossom Princess, °63. I, Liz Broaddus, with deep sorrow and great joy, leave my four eventful years at Fairfax to anyone who thinks she can brave it. Liz Broaddus “2:00 a.m.? Sleep? What's that?” Mr. W. L. Broaddus, Jr. 44 FAIRFAX HALL JEANNE ELIZABETH BURBANK Baton Rouge, Louisiana Intramurals; Spanish Club, °62, 63; Cheer- leader, °63; Riding Club, °62; Athletic Association, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Glee Club, °63 I, Jeanne Burbank, being of segregated mind, will to Janet Gugelmann the name of Louisiana to keep it in good standing. To Mel Wilson I leave my love of North Carolina. “What do you mean—rise? We have risen!” Jeanne Burbank Colonel T. D. Burbank Susan Chickering Cadet Allen Chickering 46 CLASS OF 1963 SusAN CoMmMFortT CHICKERING Camden, South Carolina Spanish Club, °62; Latin Club, °62, °63: Intramurals; Athletic Association, ’62, °63: Glee Club, °63; Choir, °63; Secretary, Stu- dent Association, 63; Chairman, May Day Committee, °63; Cheerleader, 62, °63: CHAIN AND ANCHorRs Staff, °63; May Court, °63 I, Susan Chickering, being of shabby mind and small body, hereby will and bequeath to Lorinda Divine my brother, Allen; to Sammie, her Chanel, and to Diane Walsh, my curls. ar FAIRFAX HALL Hervey LEIGH CUNNINGHAM Burgettstown, Pennsylvania lingewesiay (Ciltetey, “Gil, Wes ream (Orey- Chairman, Latin Club, °63; Glee Club, °61; Hall Chatter Staff, °62, °63; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 62, °63; Vesper Com- mittee, 61; Chairman, Vesper Committee, °63; Student Association Board, °63; Na- tional Honor Society, °63 I, Hervey Cunningham, being of sound body but exhausted mind, do hereby leave my telescope to Mrs. Loving, Fairfax Hall to Miss Marks, and I plan to take every- thing else with me in my purse. “Tell Mrs. Morrow to tell him I’m all wet!” Hervey Cunningham Mr. Charles W. Cunningham 47 CLASS OF 1963 Susan Durst Southampton, Pennsylvania Spanish Club, 61, °62, °63; Athletic As- sociation, 62, °63; Intramurals; Riding Club, 60 I, Susan Durst, of little intelligence, leave to my roommate my bullfight poster with all the memories of Spain. I hope she will not be campused on Friday nights as I was this year. Ray-Ray, I leave! Susan Durst Mr. Robert B. Durst 48 “Janie, Mama Epes won’t catch us!” FAIRFAX HALL PAMELA JUNE ERICKSON Stone Mountain, Georgia Hall Chatter Staff, °62, °63; French Club, °62, °63; Intramurals I, Pam Erickson, being of warped mind and Southern body, do hereby leave the good times on the 8:50 to Janis Vogel and to Libby Alexander, my smoking permission. “But what can I do for my informal?” Pam Erickson Mr. Glenn Erickson 49 CLASS OF 1963 ELLEN FOSTER East Aurora, New York International Relations Club, °60; Latin Club, °60; Riding Club, °60, °61, °62; Glee Club, °61, °62, °63; Choir, °63; Spanish Club, 61, °62, °63; Intramurals; Athletic Association, 60, 61, °62, °63 I, Ellen Foster, being of weak mind, do leave to Caroline Wilson all the trips between Buffalo and Waynesboro. Neu as —, ee ryaie eee | ei aa) J Ellen Foster “Where are you going with those?” Cadet Tom Foster FAIRFAX HALL ALICE JUNE FRICKE Albuquerque, New Mexico Riding Club, °61, °62, °63; President, Riding Club, 62, °63: Boots and Saddle Club, °62, °63; Athletic Association, °62, 63; Treasurer, Athletic Association, °63; Intramurals I, Alice Fricke, of robust body and poor spelling, do hereby leave my ability to gain weight to Sammie Sample, my love for horses to Kay Bailey, and my wonder- ful Fairfax memories I take with me. By $ , As aad t b “Why on earth did my mother send me a road Alice Fricke runner?” Mr. Fred J. Fricke 51 CLASS OF 1963 MARLENE HALPERIN Sarasota, Florida Spanish Club, 62, °63 I, Marlene Halperin, being of unorganized mind and small body, do hereby leave my love of Spanish to Lydia Hodgson. To Gena Molette and Sammie Sample I leave my treasured memories of Fairfax. Marlene Halperin “As you know, this can’t be done every day in Mr. Gary Halperin Florida, just every other day.” FAIRFAX HALL Doris ANN HaRLAN Monahans, Texas Vesper Committee, °62, °63; Chairman, Evening Prayers, °63; French Club, °62, 63; Latin Club, °62, °63; Riding Club, 62; Porpoise Club, °63; Student Associa- tion Board, °63; Athletic Association, ’62, 63; Intramurals; May Day Committee, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, °62, °63: Glee Club, °62, °63; Fairfax Players, °63 I, Ann Harlan, do hereby will to Toni Butts my passing grade in Algebra. ‘But tomorrow is swimming day.” a? ie om, % = Ann Harlan Mr. John L. Harlan Mr. Chris Hartman Charles C. Hartman, Sr. as CLASS OF 1963 CHRISTINE ELIZABETH HARTMAN Baltimore, Maryland Athletic Association, “61, °62, °63; Presi- dent, Athletic Association, 63; Hockey Team, 61, 62, °63; Basketball Team, °63; Treasurer, Junior Class, °62; Spanish Club, 62, 63; French Club, “61, 62.) 63:3) Vice President, French Club, °63; Intramurals; Vesper Committee, °62, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, °61, 62, °63; Glee Club, 63; May Court, °63 I, Chris Hartman, being of emaciated body, do hereby leave my “crazy legs” to Marty Atwood. To Mary Ann and Gellat I leave the smoker in hopes that they will use it wisely. To Rusty I leave the most wonderful happiness ever possible and I left Connors on the train. “I plead the Fifth Amendment.” FAIRFAX HALL NATALIE JANE HETHCOX Apopka, Florida French Club, °60, °61, °62, 63; Spanish Club, °62, °63; Intramurals; Glee Club, °60; Hall Chatter Staff, °62, °63; Athletic Association, 61, °62, °63 I, Natalie Hethcox, being of scientific mind, do hereby leave to um...... oh . uh, forget it, I'll take everything with me. “But, yall, it’s really very simple.” Natalie Hethcox Mr. Jack E. Miller 55 CLASS OF 1963 DorotHy LucINDA HOOKER Martinsville, Virginia Spanish Club, °61, °62, °63; Glee Club, °61; Athletic Association, “61, °62, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Intramurals; Rid- ing Club, °61; Fairfax Players, °63 I, Dotty Hooker, being of stagnant mind and short body, do hereby will and be- queath my “wait a minute” in Spanish to anyone who has as much trouble as I did. To Kay Craig I leave my joys anl sorrows at mail call. To all rising seniors I leave my love for the smoker, but my memories I am taking with me. Dotty Hooker Mr. Ralph A. Hooker FAIRFAX HALL JANET ELAINE HorNeE Johnstown, Pennsylvania Porpoise Club, °61, 62; Treasurer, Por- poise Club, °63; Intramurals; French Club, °61; Vice President, French Club, °62; President, French Club, °63; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 63; Athletic Association, 61, °62, 63; Vice President, Student As- sociation, 63; Glee Club, °61, °62; Presi- dent, Glee Club, “63; Choir, °61, °62: President, Choir, °63; Vice President, Junior Class, °62; Varsity Hockey, °62, °63; Tennis Team, 62, 63; Varsity Basketball, 61, °62, °63; May Queen, °63 I, Janet Horne, being of feeble mind and of a very tired body because of Miss Tyler’s gym classes, do hereby will to Ann Harris one link present. To Sallie S mith I leave one rubber crutch and my ability to run up the steps. “I'd like you to meet my Saturday night date.” Janet Horne Mr. Price L. Jones CLASS OF 1963 Louise HarpAwAy HUGHSTON Midland, Georgia Spanish Club, °62, 63; Riding Club, °62, °63; Boots and Saddle Club, °63; Intra- murals I, Louise Hughston, being of very absent mind, do leave Miss Fowler a trip South; to Caroline Jones, my ability to be a five- year student; to “Pinky” I leave “Cup- cake” to end her boy problems; and to Elise White I leave a wonderful senior year. Louise Hughston Dr. Jack Hughston 58 Singing lessons! “O.K. girls, what ll it be tonight? Cinderella, Thumbelina, or Bambi?” 59 FAIRFAX HALL TAMELA ANN JENKINS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma International Relations Club, °60; Latin Club, °61, °62; Spanish Club, 62, °63; Glee Club, °61; Vesper Committee, °63; May Day Committee, 63; Athletic Asso- ciation, 7°62, °63; Treasurer, Freshman Class, °61; May Court, °63 I, Tammy Jenkins, being of a converted mind now pledging allegiance to the South, do her eby will my place beneath the rebel flag to Caroline Wilson and to J. J. Place I leave Fishburne. Tammy Jenkins Mr. Charles L. Jenkins Romaine Kelley Mr. William L. Broaddus, Jr. 60 CLASS OF 1963 Mary ROMAINE KELLEY San Jose, Costa Rica Glee Club, °61, 62; Vice President, Fresh- man Class, 60; Tennis Team, °60, °62, 63; Vice President, Sophomore Class, 61; Intramurals; Athletic Association, ’60, 61, 62, °63; Porpoise Club, °63; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °63; Spanish Club, °60, als Oe I, Romaine Kelley, of a boisterous state, bequeath my memories of ring figure to Jill George, my tennis ability to all those on the team next year, and my Life Saving job to Susie Goff. nye au awa tll “Where did all the water go?” FAIRFAX HALL BARBARA SUSAN KOHN New Castle, Pennsylvania Glee Club, 61, °62, °63; Intramurals; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; French Club, °61, °62, 63; Fairfax Players, °63 I, Barbi “Gidget” Kohn, being “seepy, seepy, seepy,” leave to Sammie Sample my love for A.M.A.; to Peppie and Linda LuBow, those rocking Youth Group meet- ings with a ratio of fifty boys to nine girls; to Pam Peck I leave Col. Webb and I leave Haney’s and Wayland’s. “But I couldn’t have slept through College Barbi Kohn Boards!” Mr. Arthur Kohn 61 Judy Lathrop Mr. W. F. Lathrop 62 CLASS OF 1963 Jupy ANN LATHROP Jupiter, Florida Glee Club, 63; Athletic Association, °62, °63; Intramurals; French Club, °61, °62, 63 I, Judy Lathrop, being of gullible mind and uncoordinated body, do hereby will and bequeath my unused smo king per- mission to Pam Dinwiddie. “Really, you guys, it is only 10:15!” “Tomerrow we get organized.” 63 FAIRFAX HALL ELIZABETH ELLEN LITTLE Bethesda, Maryland Secretary, Senior Class, 63; Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °63; National Honor Society, 62, °63; Vesper Committee, °61; Glee Club, °61; Intramurals; Hall Chatter Statt, 62, 63:) Latin Clubs 61, “62% Sec- retary, Latin Club, °62; French Club, 62, 63; Spanish Club, 61, °62, °63; President, Spanish Club, °63; May Court, °63 I, Libbi Little, leave to my roomy, “Pinky” Maier, a lifetime supply of iron pills and many wonderful memories; to Kay Craig, the entire Italian peninsula; to Linda Pa- lermo, a ton of asparagus. Libbi Little Mr. S. Winston Little CLASS OF 1963 BEVERLY MArigE LOVING Ashland, Virginia Latin Club, °60, 61, °62, °63; Spanish Club, °62, °63; President’s Council, °63; Glee Club, °63; Choir, 63; Intramurals: Athletic Association, 60, 61, °62, °63 I, Beverly Loving, being of feeble mind, no body, and a talkative person, do hereby leave my much-used Virgil book to Judy Kemp, my Life Saving questions to Susie Goff, and all my great ring figure memo- ries to Beverly Pandapas. Beverly Loving Mr. Burley P. Loving “But we were hungry! Want some?” 64 FAIRFAX HALL BARBARA Ross Luck Ashland, Virginia Intramurals; Athletic Association Repre- sentative, °60; President's Council, °60, 61, °62, °63; Chairman, President’s Coun- cil, 63 ) Ridine lub, 60, 61, 625) 163; Boots and Saddle Club, °61, °62, °63; Secretary-Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club, °61, °62; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °63; Latin Club, °60, °61; Vice Presi- dent, Latin Club, 61; Spanish Club, °61, °62, °63; President, Sophomore Class, °61; Secretary, Junior Class, °62; Athletic As- sociation, 60, °61, 62, °63; National Hon- or Society, 62, 63; Glee Club, °63; Choir, °63; Secretary - Treasurer, Choir, 63; Stu- dent Association Board, 61, °63; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, 62; Athletic Association Board, °63; May Court, °63; Fairfax Players, 63 I, Barbara Luck, do hereby leave to the future Fairfax hunters all the fun of Rock- bridge but I'll take my memories with me. Me and the ole gray mare Barbara Luck Wibes Wf, Jee Where CLASS OF 1965 DinorAH INGRID LUNDT Santurce, Puerto Rico Cheerleader, 62, °63; Head Cheerleader, °63; Intramurals; French Club, °62, °63; Athletic Association, 62, °63; May Court, 63 I, Dinorah Lundt, leave to Nancy Biehle my love for Puerto Rican boys; to Edna Espasas, all the Latin American boys at Fishburne; and to the girls on the infir- mary wing, my great ability for singing. ? a a) $ � Dinorah Lundt “Cuso! Who’s he?” Mr. Raphael Espasas 66 FAIRFAX HALL SUSAN ELAINE MANIMON Winchester, Massachusetts Athletic Association, 62, 63; Intramurals; Spanish Club, 62, 63; Riding Club, °62 I, Sue Manimon, being of stubborn mind and lazy body, leave the South to the Rebels and go back to Massachusetts. I leave my ideas to Cathy Rixon, hoping she will use her own judgment in fulfilling them. “At least it doesn’t cost a quarter.” Sue Manimon Mr. Chester C. Manimon 67 CLASS OF 1963 SUSAN JEANNETTE MATTHIESEN Orlando, Florida Riding Club, °60, °61, 62, °63; Vice Presi- dent, Riding Club, °63; Secretary- Treasurer, Riding Club, 62; Boots and Saddle Club, °62, °63; Secretary-Treasurer, Boots and Saddle Club, °63; French Club, 61, °62, °63; Secretary, French Club, °63; Latin Club, ’60, 61; Vice President, Senior Class, °63; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Intramurals; Hockey Team, °63; Athletic Association, 61, °62, 63; Vice President, Porpoise Club, °63; Intramural Represen- tative, 61, 62; May Court, °63 I, Susie Matthiesen, leave to Pinky the sign of the “x” and Mrs. Thomas Hart Benton; to Kay Craig, Bette Hankal, and Cassie, the hope that their senior year will be as happy as mine; but I take with me all of my wonderful memories. ¥ oor WN Susie Matthiesen “Gee, I hope no one is looking!” Mr. R. P. Matthiesen 68 FAIRFAX HALL GrorGIA JANE MCHENDrRy Lebanon, Ohio Glee Club, 60, °61, °62, 63; Choir, °62, 63; Secretary, Glee Club, °63; Spanish Club, °61, °62, °63; Secretary, Freshman Class, °61; Secretary, Sophomore Class, °62; Intramurals; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Athletic Association, 63; May Day Com- mittee, °63 I, Janie McHendry, being of little brains and a big mouth, do will and bequeath to Miss Bruce . . . silence! To Kathryne Truesdell and Jennie Place I leave many more wonderful times within the halls of Fairfax; to Lynda Gellatly and Myra Fick- len, my piano in the practice room. But I must take with me many cherished memories of the people I have met here and the wonderful times I have had; they will truly be with me forever. I do hereby leave. “Honest, I won't do it again!” JANtE McHENprRy The Rev. J. Taylor McHendry CLASS OF 1963 Patricia ANN MEADORS Tulsa, Oklahoma French Club, °61, °62; Spanish Club, 62, °63; Intramurals; Athletic Association, 62. 63 I, Pat Meadors, being of underworked mind and over-nourished body, do hereby will and bequeath my smoking permissicn to anyone who can find a use for it. Pat Meadors “Oh, no, not again!” Mr, Charles L. Jenkins “Who says fairies don’t fly?” 71 FAIRFAX HALL MALINDA LEAH MEYERS Hopkins, Minnesota Athletic Association, °63; Glee Club, °61, °62, °63; Librarian, Glee Club, °63; Choir, 61, °62, °63; Basketball Team, °62, °63; Intramurals; Spanish Club, °62, °63; Latin Club, °61, °62; Program Chairman, Latin Club, °61, °62; Hall Chatter Staff, 62, °63; National Honor Society, °63; May Day Committee, °63; May Court, 63 I, Linda Meyers, being of perforated mind and spastic body, do hereby bequeath to Marty Atwood three years of wonderful memories of Fairfax Hall. My love of the smoker I leave to Mary Ann, Rusty, and Gellat. To Les I leave all thé good luck at my command for Chemistry next year. Linda Meyers Mr. J. G. Meyers CLASS OF 1963 BoNNIE GaiL MILLER Missoula, Montana French Club, 62, °63; Treasurer, French Club, 63; Glee Club, °62, °63; Treasurer, Senior Class, 63; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; May Court, °63 “ € ae be : Bonnie Miller “Honest, y'all, ['m neutral!” Mr. Henry C Miller FAIRFAX HALL BARBARA JANE MONROE Greensboro, North Carolina Spanish Club, 62, °63; Intramurals; Bas- ketball Team, °62; Riding Club, 62, °63 I, Barbara Monroe, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my growing pills to Pat Hand. I, being a profound “rebel”, do hereby share my Southern citizenship with Susan Goff. Vey! “What's wrong with our room?” sI a] Barbara Monroe Mr. N. Carl Monroe CLASS OF 1963 Nancy Lynn MosENSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania French) @luby:61,962-) Latin Clube 61: Vice President, Latin Club, °62; President, Latin Club, °63; Athletic Association, 61, °62, °63; Intramurals; Riding Club, °61, 62, °63; Porpoise Club, °61, °62; Hockey Team, °62; Captain, Hockey Team, ’63; Basketball Team, °62, °63; Secretary- Treasurer, Porpoise Club, °62; President, Student Association, 63; National Honor Society, °63; May Court, 63 I, Mosie Mosenson, being a glutton, do leave this quality to Lynda Gellatly, know- ing that she will fulfill this role well; to Betsy Elsas, I leave my Dr. Kildare skirt and to Judy Kemp, I leave one white and one black crayon so she'll be able to face society. To Annie Harris I leave one more day until her braces come off. Elise, Ill wear one of your ring figure gifts every day and two on Sunday. To Candy Peck and Val Orth I leave my thanks and best wishes for the future. Mosie Mosenson Mr. William L. Mosenson “But I'll just get dirty tomorrow.” FAIRFAX HALL SANDRA LEE NorTON Fort Lauderdale, Florida Porpoise Club, °60, 61, °62; Spanish Club, °61, °62; Glee Club, 60, 61; Intramurals; Cheerleader, 63; Riding Club, °60, °61, °62, °63; Vesper Committee, °62, °63; Ath- letic Association, “61, °62, °63:' Hall Chatter Staff, °63; French Club, °60 I, Sandi Norton, dissolving in body and diseased in mind, do hereby leave my spring vacations in Lauderdale to Sammie, all the gentlemen at F.M.S. to Susan Mil- ler and Pam Dinwiddie, and all the dinner rolls to Pinky Maier. “Ga-duh!” Sandi Norton Dr. George R. Norton CLASS OF 1963 ELIZABETH RACHEL POLAN Charleston, West Virginia French Club, 62; Glee Club, °63: Intra- murals; Hall Chatter Staff, °62, °63 I, Bette Polan, do hereby will and be- queath to Sammie Sample a certain friend of hers at A.M.A., another friend of hers at S.M.A., and finally two of her friends at Fishburne. I leave to Sara Mathews my roomie, Sammie. Bette Polan “I'm only going on my long weekend!” Dra hig ke eolan I (= ) FAIRFAX HALL REBECCA QUESSENBERRY Birdeye, Arkansas French Club, °62, °63; Intramurals; Riding Club, °62; Hall Chatter Staff, °63; Glee Club, 63 I, Becky Quessenberry, of weary mind and body, will my ability to stay on a diet to Lynda Gellatly, all my letters and phone calls to Sallie Smith, and my love for Yankees to Peppie Harris. “Well, we have to do something on Saturday Becky Quessenberry nights!” Mr. J. H. Quessenberry aE Dr Ann Ramsay Thomas R. Ramsay 78 CLASS OF 1963 CATHERINE ANN RAMSAY Baton Rouge, Louisiana Athletic Association, 61, °62, °63; Vice President, Athletic Association, °63; Hock- ey Team, °63; Junior Varsity Basketball, 63; Varsity Basketball, °63; Intramurals; Vesper Committee, '63; Spanish Club, °61, 62, °63; Treasurer, Spanish Club, °63; Porpoise Club, 62, °63; CHAIN AND AN- CHoRS Staff, °63; President, Porpoise Club, 63; President’s Council, °61, °62, °63; May Court, 63 I, Ann Ramsay, being of absent mind and round body, do hereby leave my seat in the Saturday night movies to Sallie Smith. To Betsy Elsas, Nancy Biehle, and Pam Williams I leave my vain efforts to play Monopoly. To Annie Harris, Candy Peck, and Judy Kemp I leave my mischievous times. ay fico) hie: FAIRFAX HALL HarrRi£tTTeE Louise SHULL Wheeling, West Virginia Varsity Hockey Team, 60, ’61, 62, °63; Tennis Team, 60, °61, °62, 63; Varsity Basketball Team, °61; Junior Varsity Bas- ketballa62.5 63-5 Ridings Clube 60.) 61, 62, °63; Boots and Saddle Club, °62, °63; Secretary, Riding Club, °63; Vice Presi- dent, Boots and Saddle Club, °63; Spanish Club, °60, °61, °62, 63; Intramurals; Ath- letic Association, 60, °61, °62, °63; Editor, Hall Chatter, °63 I, Hydie Shull, leave my ability to laugh at entirely the wrong times to Lynda Gel- latly and to Peggy Swart I leave my love of West Virginia. TANAVIE Tres reer RW ATRE WS 6 GS OF Be he Re ET SE at quon ly iam © EON oe0 ME REA OS “T have Problems first period.” Hydie Shull Mr. Brooks E. Wigginton 79 CLASS OF 1963 SusAN ELIZABETH TURNER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Riding Club, °62, °63; French Club, °62, °63: Glee Club, °63; Choir, °63 I, Sue Turner, of innocent mind and con- fused body, leave “Pinky” my knowledge of horses, and to Margie Gibbons, my ability to confuse everything. Sue Turner Dr. Oliver E. Turner 80 “But, Miss Bruce, do I ‘have’ to take the SiN ag FAIRFAX HALL MARGUERITE PARKER UNDERWOOD Short Hills, New Jersey Riding Club, °62, °63; Athletic Associa- tion, 62, °63; French Club, °62, °63; In- tramurals; Latin Club, 62 I, Rite Underwood, being of overworked mind and unsteady body, do hereby leave my life without boys to Candy Connors, and to Mary Kay Taylor, my ability to ride. “Who says I study after lights?” 81 Mr. Rite Underwood George B. Underwood CLASS OF 1963 JEAN GaIL WAGER Panama City, Florida Varsity Basketball, °62, °63; Intramurals; Spanish Club, °62, 63; President’s Coun- cil, °62, °63; Business Manager, Hall Chat- ter, 63; Hockey Team, °63; Athletic As- sociation, 61, °62, °63; Riding Club, °61; May Court, °63 I, Jeannie Wager, being of lonesome mind and dwarf body, do hereby will the lonely Saturday nights and Sundays to Norrie Baxter and the ability to be true to the boy back home; to Lydia Hodgson, the ability to overcome the trials and tribula- tions of Fairfax Hall; to Jean Alrich, my homesickness; and to Sammie Sample, my love for Florida. Jeannie Wager Dr. Harold E. Wager 82 “Of course, ’'m doing my homework; I’m writing Mike!” FAIRFAX HALL JANE CouRTNEY WALL Asheville, North Carolina Spanish Club, °62, °63; Glee Club, °62, °63; Intramurals, Hall Chatter Staff, °63; May Court, °63 I, Jan Wall, being of no mind and unco- ordinated body, do hereby will to Vai Orth my ability to stay on diets; to Nancy Biehle, Pam Williams and Myra Ficklen, my advice on how not to go steady; to Caroline Jones, my place on the Dean’s List; to Annie Harris and Betsy Elsas, my ability in gym; and to Judy Kemp and Karen Brasfield I leave all the happiness possible in their remaining years at Fairfax. “Miss Tyler, will you ever learn?” Jan Wall Mr. Robertson Wall 83 2 Sy ee a « ‘ .t Pega dl ’ i mY Wh Sue Williams Mr. Crawley Williams, Jr. 84 CLASS OF 1963 Susan LEwis WILLIAMS Covington, Virginia Porpoise Club, °63; Secretary, Vesper Committee, 63; Intramurals I, Susie Williams, being of sound mind and overnourished body, do hereby leave my bald spot to anyone who likes to wear shower caps to bed. “Look, Mom! No hair!” FAIRFAX HALL EmiLy JANE YOUNG Martinsville, Virginia Intramurals; Junior Varsity Basketball, 63; Glee Club, °63; Choir, °63; Spanish Club, 63 i ¢f I, Jane Young, leave Senior Hall to those students who like pink slips. REWang $9985.59 ua Bede “You're going to make Dean’s List.” _ ; Jane Young Mr. Jim Young 85 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The time is June 8, 1973, and the place is Fairbanks, Alaska. When the Senior Class of 63 reached Fairbanks they met at Mother Mosie’s Muklak Cafe where Rite (the Bomb) Under- wood was appearing nightly. When we arrived, Hostess Marlene Halperin showed us to a table where Janet Horne, Ph.D., was waiting for us. Janet came up from Fairfax where she has the job of assistant professor of Government under the supervision of Dean Gates. She told us that Linda Meyers, who has the distinction of being the only eleven-year senior in the history of Fairfax Hall, finally graduated this year. Alice Fricke, Sue Manimon and Val Birney flew in from Hollywood where they had just finished making their 75th record, “White Circles on My Bedpost.”” Hydie Shull and Barbara Allen came riding up on two horses from their horse ranch in Kentucky where Jan Wall, their riding instructress, had remained to take care of the ranch. Jeanne Burbank and Jeannie Wager arrived by dog sled, the dogs being a team of matched topaz poodles bred by the two girls them- selves. They brought with them telegrams from Chris Hartman and Hervey Cunningham, who are unable to come. Chris can’t come because she is too busy taking care of her large family of 10 children, and Hervey is serving a jail sentence for nearly setting off World War III by directing a nuclear warhead at New York City during a summer job at Redstone Missile Base. We also received a rather weird-sounding message from Barbara Kohn and Tammy Jenkins, who have just made the first successful landing on Mars. We had our information on the Mars landing first-hand since Barbara Monroe and Pam Erickson were the two who strapped Barbara and Tammy in their chairs. Bette Polan, the world famous swimmer, stopped by to tell us about her experiences when she swam under the Arctic ice. Liz Broaddus, who has become a mermaid, led the way for Bette. 86 Romaine Kelley, the world renowned traveler, and her companion, Becky Quessenberry, flew in from “Basic”, the famous suburb of the big city of Waynesboro. Pat Meadors arrived with her trash can under her arm, for fear that if she left it at home it might become “accidentally” filled again. Libbi Little flew in from Italy where she had recently seen Barbara Luck starring in the Italian version of “Gypsy.” About that time Beverly Loving entered, trying to sell tranquilizers to Ann Ramsay, who is the world’s famous Southern Belle. Then Louise Hughston, the illustrious opera singer, came in singing to Susie Williams, who had just bought herself a new wig. Bonnie Miller, followed by Jane Young, now a missionary in Africa, arrived. They were discussing whether or not Sandi Norton really had become a int Dottie Hooker, who is now working for Revlon, arriv ed with the latest color of hair — white and blue polka dots. Then the millionaires, Ellen Foster, who has just bought the M M factory arrived. Jane McHendry and Ann Harlan, the inseparable two, had keen visiting Jane Young in Africa and could not make it because they had a dinner date with two cannibals. Sue Turner just returned from her graduation present — a trip to Florida for as long as she wanted to stay. While she was there she saw Judy Lathrop, who is housemother to Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity at Stetson University. She made the trip up with Natalie Hethcox, who has now made a new fertilizer out of rotten sausages. Susan Chickering, who now has her hair in a Pixie, and Dinorah Lundt, both pressed for money, entered wearing their old cheerleader outfits. We are sorry to say that Susan Durst could not make it because she is in the hospital from injuries inflicted after taking a course in Bullfighting at the University of Madrid. Last but not least arrived Susie Matthiesen. We were able to tell it was Susie even before we saw her because of the “slap, slap” of her extremely flat feet. After everyone had arrived, we ate, drank, and were merry, for the next day was Sunday. 87 JAN WALL HERVEY CUNNINGHAM Class Beauty Most Intellectual NUMBER 1 EUSSBUDGET Curis HARTMAN ALICE FRICKE Most Athletic Best Sense of Humor ANN RAMSAY JANET HORNE _ Best Personality Most Versatile ertatives NATALIE HETHCOX Nancy MOSsENSON Most Friendly Most Likely to Succeed HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1963 Happy, but a little bewildered, the founders of the Class of °63 first congregated full force on a Sep- tember day in 1959. The Virginia girls were the first to arrive. Liz Broaddus began setting up shop for fixing hairdos right away and Beverly Loving offered her services and a collection of rollers more complete than any at Newberry’s. Barbara Luck soon bumped into Susan Durst who came from Pennsylvania. Susan was trying to locate the rec room and Barbara, the snack bar. Ellen Foster, whose home was in New York, was used to cold weather but quite unprepared for the winter wind whistling through her end room. She decided that she and Tammy Jenkins, who hailed from Oklahoma, would have to invest in blankets and window putty. Jane McHendry from Ohio roomed at the other end of the hall and wondered whether bubble gum wouldn't work just as well as putty. South and Central America each sent a representative; Val Birney arrived from Caracas, Venezuela, and Romaine Kelley traveled from Costa Rica to join the ranks. Hydie Shull managed to climb down out of the West Virginia hills complete with hockey stick, riding boots, basketball, and tennis racket. Barbara Allen mistook the stables for the freshman dorm; this was soon straightened out, however, but Barbara decided that she liked the stables better anyway. The Florida crew, Natalie Hethcox, Sandi Norton, and Susie Matthiesen were a little late in arriving; no doubt they had Piedmont connections to make somewhere along the line. Ann Ramsay, who was one of the 1960 newcomers, brought with her her Southern charm from Baton Rouge, and Libbi Little came from Bethesda, Maryland, bringing her cousin Lee for Ann to meet. Another Marylander, Chris Hartman, alias “Crazy Legs,” roomed with Jeannie Wager, Alias “Weaner.” The two became an inseparable pair on the basketball court. Then Dotty Hooker rolled in to join the Virginia clan with her ability to dye hair. Pat Meadors arrived a few days before her luggage which was shipped by camel caravan. Next to crash the class was Hervey Cunningham, with a suitcase full of I. Q. and a bottle of peroxide. Next came Linda Meyers, hailing from Greenville, South Carolina, to join the ranks on the Dean’s List. Barbara Kohn from Pennsylvania brought with her decks of cards so she could join Linda at the bridge table. Judy Lathrop came from Florida, equipped with a good tan, a two-piece bathing suit, and a boy named Bill. Jan Wall, coming all the way from the North Carolina mountains, dragged herself into school and was very happy to meet Janet Horne from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, who lived across the hall. Jan and Janet became good friends and, later on, roommates, 90 First semester flew by quickly and it was time for two more new members to join us. Nancy Mosenson, better known as “Mosie,” arrived from Pittsburgh on a Sunday afternoon just in time for everyone in the dinner line to observe her. Alice Fricke, hailing from Albuquerque, New Mexico, appeared soon to join Mosie. The school year ended; the summer came and went; and in September some more members of the Class of °63 entered these gates. Sue Manimon from Massachusetts had the special task of teaching all o f us how to say, “Park the car in Harvard yard” correctly. Bette Polan joined the West Virginia group and Sue Turner came to help Janet, Mosey, and Barbara sing ‘Pennsylvania.’ About that time Bonnie Miller came galloping in on her favorite horse all the way from Montana, just to settle all the disputes between the Southerners and the Northerners. Marlene Halperin and Rite Underwood, two more Floridians, arrived with their two boxes of Kleenex, just in case they caught one of those “northern colds.” Louise Hughston rode up from Georgia on “Rocky” with her rebel flag waving, and singing “Dixie.” Becky Quessenberry from Arkansas and Ann Harlan from Texas met along the way and joined Bonnie to represent the West. Jane Young came from Martinsville to join Dottie and Jeanne Burbank arrived late from Baton Rouge to join Annie. Susie Williams walked in from Covington, Virginia, and immediately she and Pam Erickson from Kentucky became inseparable. Barbara Monroe enrolled from North Carolina and Susan Chickering from South Carolina, with her long hair, acquired the nickname of “Zelda Swampwitch.” Last but not least, Dinorah Lundt, swam in from Puerto Rico and fell exhausted at the front gate. Our class was now complete and we immediately settled down to work and play. Our junior year quickly rolled by and, before we knew it, the Junior Dance was upon us. This event was the first of many that would prove that the class of °63 could work together. June came and we all went home to have a wonderful summer before starting our Senior year. In September the class assembled once more in these “Halls of Ivy.” Mrs. Burnett and Miss Bruce, our two sponsors, were waiting to greet us and to help us make our plans for the year. That long-awaited event, Ring Figure, came and went so quickly that now all we have left are our rings and our wonderful memories of a wonderful weekend. We were given our Friday night privileges which made us realize that the year was soon going to end. Semesters, spring vacation, May Day, and picnics went faster than ever before, and now as graduation draws near we realize that we stand here together as a class for the last time. The class of 63 has tried to leave a good record and make Fairfax proud of us but we will not leave our many cherished memories, for they will follow each of us to the ends of the earth and to the ends of our lives. 91 —— Organizations Seated: Nancy Mosenson, Janet Horne, Susan Chickering, Val Birney Standing: Miss Bruce, Liz Broaddus, Chris Hartman, Ann Harlan, Hervey Cunningham, Marty Atwood, Barbara Luck, Paula Iverson, Judy Blanton, Miss Willis FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS NANCY , MOSENSON :.cz 4210s ode senna socucbcee ed eeseie ec Lee ee a President JANET, HORNE i 22 once ey Vice President SUSAN’, CHICKERING 2 vio. ccectiesel. Saeetee eo ae Le ee Secretary VALERIE BIRNEY S225csn sth onn ck oe eg ci eee ed Treasurer Miss LILLIAN BRUCE } Mrs, LAGRAGE BURNET: pec cent rca ee eer sanatennnanenensnsences wencscneenanneceecennsiee Faculty Advisors Miss MARGARET WILLIS | MEMBERS OF STUDENT BOARD HERVEY CUNNINGHAM ® s,s: 50 0s cares coe ae Chairman, Vesper Committee ANN: HARLAN Geo 2cpcaent els Sd cee Chairman, Evening Prayers BARBARA LUCK 25 cccveccnt ie ecw ee ne ee Chairman, President’s Council COBRIS HIARTMAN (sou cnceect este ce eee eee ae ee Athletic Association Representative LIZ BROADDUS ivcses b oco- sSeaas cesses President, Senior Class MARTY “ATWOOD. oss. cca 2setaccs-nreveee yeu ee ere eee President, Junior Class PAULA TVERSON 255 2i0 sense, ec cg-tceebacealescae coin Ren easrea ee ann ee a President, Sophomore Class JUDY BLANTON... cee ea ee ods OA Saag ae President, Freshman Class THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Barbara Luck, Chairman Betsy Elsas Candy Peck Beverly Loving Ann Ramsay Mary Ann McKinney Cindy Robertson Valory Orth Jeannie Wager Mary Jane Wilson Mr. W. B. Gates, JR.) ; ie NER Cra Merge weal email ams EC gay op ee ee eet ns Advisors Seated: Barbara Luck, Mr. Gates, Miss Bruce Standing: Valory Orth, Cindy Robertson, Ann Ramsay, Beverly Loving, Betsy Elsas, Candy Peck, Mary Jane Wilson, Mary Ann McKinney, Jeannie Wager VESPER COMMITTEE Hervey Cunningham, Chairman Mrs. Laura F. BuRNETT )} Mrs. VIRGINIA K. LOVING MIss COLLEEN Tosi eat Bee OA RT ie ON RMN) SNS ee a een ee eae ee WRN oe! Eg i AS oe oe ad Faculty Advisors Miss PEGGY WEBSTER Miss MARGARET WILLIS Fall Semester Members Spring Semester Members Val Birney Janet Gugelmann Chris Hartman Tammy Jenkins Ingrid Hein Judy Kemp Sandi Norton Ann Ramsay Leslie Parkin Susan Williams Seated: Leslie Parkin, Tammy Jenkins, Janet Gugelmann, Ann Harlan, Hervey Cunningham Standing: Sue Williams, Ingrid Hein, Chris Hartman, Mrs. Burnett, Miss Willis, Wal Birney, Judy Kemp, Ann Ramsay 96 g A S re i P Janet Horne, Hydie Shull, Carolyn Harrell, Leslie Parkin, Libbi Little, Linda Meyers, Hervey Cunningham, Barbara Luck, Nancy Mosenson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Hervey Cunningham Barbara Luck Carolyn Harrell Linda Meyers Janet Horne Nancy Mosenson Libbi Little Leslie Parkin Hydie Shull Miss Margaret Willis, Sponsor 97 € Front Row: Susan Chickering, Jane Young, Nancy Biehle, Miss Bruce Second Row: Linda Meyers, Jane McHendry, Bonnie Miller, Beverly Loving, Barbara Luck, Janet Horne, Liz Broaddus Third Row: Ingrid Hein, Iris Cudd, Susan Goff, Kathryne Truesdell Fourth Row: Donna Carter, Susan Miller, Jennie Place, Margie Gibbons Back Row: Lynda Gellatly, Leslie Parkin, Ellen Foster, Sue Turner THE CHOIR OFFICERS JANBT HORNES 25s) og oe As, Gk 8 ee LYNDA: GELLATLY 12 oo co ee BARBARA LUGK =o soit ite ee Miss; CILLIAN: BRUCE ee ee ee ee MISS (COLLEEN GL OST.c.- nsec ast cs we ene a MEMBERS Nancy Biehle Liz Broaddus Donna Carter Susan Chickering Iris Cudd Ellen Foster Lynda Gellatly Margie Gibbons Susan Goff Ingrid Hein Janet Horne Beverly Loving 98 Barbara Luck Linda Meyers Bonnie Miller Susan Miller Jane McHendry Leslie Parkin Sa ee President Epa. Senapaiaete A Vice President AB Secretary-T reasurer Secu soe oe e Director Fe Pets a LO Accompanist Pam Peck Jennie Place Kathryne Truesdell Sue Turner Jane Young GLEE CLUB OFFICERS TTSESI ZY Ses COG 5 seo rs IRE as of Ww SA Ria i EN i ee ee) Os President SGN Uy ACen eee eRe eee SA tin A a Vice President [PSUS I ROT RETINAS «air, LE dete iss sl Ae Hee ne At eer ee” eee aaa ee A Secretary-T reasurer BRANES: ULAR TIP AST SIGNS nce St SIS A ae ae i ae a te a a Tas ONS or tien ee eR Director We as LOTS ais Ue ote =e Pe ce ona Ue cede Re ee ee eC Accompanist MEMBERS Marty Atwood Margie Gibbons Christie Lamb Jennie Place Kay Bailey Susan Goff Judy Lathrop Betty Polan Nancy Biehle Bette Hankal Beverly Loving Becky Quessenberry Liz Broaddus Jane Harbison Barbara Luck Elaine Shepard Donna Carter Ann Harlan Jane McHendry Kathryne Truesdell Susan Chickering Peppie Harris Linda Meyers Sue Turner Iris Cudd Ingrid Hein Bonnie Miller Jan Wall Ellen Foster Janet Horne Susan Miller Sarah Woodward Lynda Gellatly Cubby Hubbard Leslie Parkin Jane Young Jill George Barbara Kohn Front Row: Miss Bruce, Jan Wall, Jennie Place, Ellen Foster, Nancy Biehle, Kay Bailey, Peppie Harris, Jane Harbison, Barbara Luck, Jill George Second Row: Marty Atwood, Elaine Shepard, Iris Cudd, Jane Young, Bette Hankal, Susan Goff, Cubby Hubbard, Bonnie Miller, Susan Miller, Ingrid Hein Third Row; Christie Lamb, Margie Gibbons, Beverly Loving, Liz Broaddus, Kathryne Truesdell, Donna Carter, Susan Chickering, Barbara Kohn, Bette Polan, Sarah Woodward Fourth Row: Ann_ Harlan, Linda Meyers, Jane McHendry, Judy Lathrop, Sue Turner, Janet Horne, Becky Quessenberry, Leslie Parkin, Lynda Gellatly 99 FAIRFAX PLAYERS OFFICERS LESLIE PARKIN cose otc ochece dace coscce tin cs BAS ee ees ee ee President ELAINE: SHEPARD sicconcdvece soso 5 ceeee ose ea rn Vice President Tris; GUDD: © 2. So tal et oe es ak a eee ee pee te a Secretary-T reasurer Miss. EMILY Fv BROWN a sce so-see gouge cect Soeee face ae ae Ga SP ee Sponsor MEMBERS Barbara Allen Ann Harris Diane Clark Dottie Hooker Lynda Gellatly Janet Horne Ann Harlan Barbara Kohn Carolyn Harrell Barbara Luck Nancy Smith Seated: Lynda Gellatly, Iris Cudd, Elaine Shepard, Leslie Parkin, Janet Horne Standing: Barbara Allen, Miss Brown eS : Pe a LATIN CLUB Nancy Mosenson, Judy Kemp, Sherry Webb, Ellyn Felburn, Miss Willis OFFICERS Pee va OSE NSO Nae eee eee ee en OMe Sie ee 8 ee ee President VS Oy Cann Bene ee A re ee Bae Ee ce ee bee Vice President ate ee TaRE LE Tes RCN MMe ee PAT eee ee es RS ig be MT Secretary-Tredsurer SURES NWVACASIEE oc) 2 Le eid 27 saan I ac Program Chairman ERA RGARETRVY UCU 5 ene eters et ee eters feds ee, ee Sponsor MEMBERS Diana Brisk Nancy Hargrove Judy Kemp Barbara Osborne Susan Chickering Ann Harlan Donna Lantz Beverly Pandapas Hervey Cunningham Ann Harris Beverly Loving Sherry Webb Ellyn Felburn Merry Howell Susan Miller Elise White Susan Good Paula Iverson Nancy Mosenson Glenna Yoakum Jane Harbison Elaine Jarvis Marty Nunnally 101 Miss Wilson, Janet Horne, Chris Hartman, Susan Matthiesen, Bonnie Miller JANET HORNE CHRIS HARTMAN Barbara Allen Jean Alrich Wendy Anderson Kay Bailey Corinne Barbour Nancy Biehle Paige Bitner Pattie Borrison Jill Byrd Elizabeth Chambers Diane Clark Kay Craig Iris Cudd Stewart Dickson Pam Dinwiddie FRENCH CLUB Betsy Elsas Pam Erickson Myra Ficklen Cathy Fils Susan Ford Jill George Margie Gibbons Susan Goff Janet Gugelmann Elaine Harbison Ann Harlan Ann Harris Natalie Hethcox Cubby Hubbard Paula Iverson OFFICERS MEMBERS Lyn-Sue Kennedy Barbara Kohn Judy Lathrop Libbi Little Linda LuBow Dinorah Lundt Sandra Lyles Elizabeth Maier Barbara McCutchin Susan Miller Susan Prager Becky Quessenberry Veva Reese Cathy Rixon Linda Russell 102 Pee ee eT erie ke te oe ee President Se eee ee ean le see ee ee A pene a eee Oe Vice President Sean ear ON ace ene UBT eae See E LE) kent in eee Malini s es ae oe Secretary RE RAE ES ea en a ies vn ee ST a eer Bat 8 Treasurer wade ssntesednd=dacsiueatele Seco T cuts sh SSSTOM eee IE IT Manos cd a eh a5 nS a Sponsor Sammie Sample Elaine Shepard Pat Simpson Eve Smith Sallie Smith Mary Kay Taylor Sue Turner Marguerite Underwood Diane Wal sh Elise White Diana Wilkerson Susan Williams Beth Witcher Sarah Woodward Suzanne Wootten SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS PPE P IU RNS: oes ean tS NEE es A eal place Ey Po a STEN President BARB eC Reem eee were eR Ee. 2 ri ea es OY Oe Be Net RN Pee Vice President NEC RIN! TRUTIS Ue oes Ao te t nE ee col a NO a San Secretary JQ SES RONNIE 2S cele Te Nee cee oe, Cay ean ey ea a CS Seance a 2 a Treasurer MNS TESS LYS SH rs PoP aa SM el TS RG ae 2M cae ate ee a a iC Sponsor MEMBERS Libby Alexander Lorinda Divine Tammy Jenkins Barbara Monroe Rusty Shepherd Marty Atwood Susan Durst Linda Johnson Valory Orth Hydie Shull Norrie Baxter Edna Espasas Romaine Kelley Linda Palermo Lynne Slattery Valerie Birney Ellen Foster Judy Anne Kemp Leslie Parkin Nancy Smith Judy Blanton Lynda Gellatly Christie Lamb Judy Parrish Peggy Swart Jay Branson Kathy Glatfelter Elizabeth Ligon Susan Paulsen Kathryne Truesdell Karen Brasfield Marlene Halperin Libbi Little Candy Peck Marbeth Turk Faye Bratten Pattcia Tand Beverly Loving Pam Peck Janis Vogel Liz Broaddus Carolyn Harrell Barbara Luck Leigh Perkins Jeanie Wager Jeanne Burbank Peppie Harris Elizabeth Maier Jennie Place Jan Wall Toni Butts Chris Hartman Susan Manimon Cassie Pohlman Nancy Wall : Jill Byrd Ingrid Hein Sara Mathews Ann Ramsay Carolyn White Gail Campbell Natalie Hethcox Jane McHendry Candy Raymer Kay White Donna Carter Lydia Hodgson Mary Ann McKinney Leslie Rivera Pam Williams Diane Clark Myra Holcomb Pat Meadors Linda Russell Caroline Wilson Nancy deLuca Dotty Hooker Linda Meyers Carol Scott Jane Young Sara Dienst Louise Hughston Judy Miale Libbi Little, Barbara Luck, Mrs. Burnett, Val Birney, Ann Ramsay 103 EDITORIAL STAFF Lissi LITTLE Editor Lipet Cirtles. tes 3420 oe ee eee Editor STAFF Susan Chickering Elizabeth Maier Ann Harris Valory Orth MISS =O WANN GMAR KS epee eee Faculty Advisor BUSINESS STAFF « Bi. BE. oat Romaine Kelley, Susie Matthiesen, Janet Horne, Ann Ramsay, Barbara Luck, Hervey Cunningham, Liz Broaddus SUSIE MATTHIESEN Business Manager Jhe 1963 Chain and Anchors Urs eV A THES EN eerie arene eee eee Business Manager STAFF Liz Broaddus Romaine Kelley Hervey Cunningham Barbara Luck Janet Horne Ann Ramsay Mb Front Row: Susan Good, Pam Peck, Becky Quessenberry, Bette Polan Second Row: Ingrid Hein, Leslie Parkin, Val Birney, Hydie Shull, Chris Hartman, Rusty Shepherd Third Row: Pattie Borrison, Susan Matthiesen, Libbi Little, Jane McHendry, Sandi Norton, Jan Wall, Hervey Cunningham, Carolyn White THE HALL HypiE SHULL Editor Editor—HypiE SHULL Reporters Class Reporters Val Birney Libbi Little Pattie Borrison Pam Peck Hervey Cunningham Susan Paulsen Susan Good Elaine Jarvis Chris Hartman Ingrid Hein Susie Matthiesen Leslie Parkin Sports Bette Polan Rusty Shepherd Linda Meyers Jan Wall Sandi Norton Carolyn White Becky Quessenberry Glee Club and Choir Jane McHendry Mare TARRY eNASH 5 2 eee ee eee Faculty Advisor Business Manager—JEANNIE WAGER Judy Blanton Natalie Hethcox Liz Broaddus Dottie Hooker Jeanne Burbank Sandra Lyles Pam Erickson Bonnie Miller Ann Harlan Sammie Sample Sue Turner JEANNIE WAGER Business Manager CHATTER Dotty Hooker, Natalie Hethcox, Sue Turner, Bonnie Miller, Judy Blanton, Jeanne Burbank, Pam Erickson, Mr. Nash, Liz Broaddus, Ann Harlan, Jeannie Wager Seated: Ann Ramsay, Chris Hartman Standing: Miss Tyler, Linda Meyers, Alice Fricke, Mrs. Blackburn ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD CHRIS SHAR TMAN oe we te ee President ANN FOAMS AN eee ee een ener oe Vice President ALICE PRICK Bot iain te eee ee se ne Secretary LINDAUM EVER Sesneee eee tee a Treasurer OFFICERS 110 ZANT ESSA SAY eee President, Porpoise Club ALICESERICK eae = ees President, Riding Club BARBARA LUCK...... President, Boots and Saddle Club Miss ALLENE TYLER | Miss NANCy FowLER +} a. oe ee ad. eke Sponsors Mrs. J. K. BLACKBURN J THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Barbara Allen Marty Atwood Kay Bailey Norrie Baxter Valerie Birney Pattie Borrison Jeanne Burbank Jill Byrd Donna Carter Susan Chickering Candy Connors Sara Dienst Susan Durst Betsy Elsas Ellen Foster Alice Fricke Lynda Gellatly Janet Gugelmann Bette Hankal Ann Harlan Ann Harris Chris Hartman Ingrid Hein Natalie Hethcox Lydia Hodgson Dotty Hooker Janet Horne Cubby Hubbard Louise Hughston Tammy Jenkins Romaine Kelley Judy Lathrop Libbi Little Beverly Loving Linda Lubow Barbara Luck Dinorah Lundt MEMBERS Susan Manimon Sara Mathews Susan Matthiesen Pat Meadors Linda Meyers Eugenia Molette Barbara Monroe Nancy Mosenson Sandi Norton Valory Orth Linda Palermo Leslie Parkin Susan Paulsen Candy Peck Pam Peck Jennie Place Bette Polan Ann Ramsay Candy Raymer Elaine Shepard Hydie Shull Sallie Smith Susan Turner Marguerite Underwood Janis Vogel Jeannie Wager Nancy Wall Carolyn White Elise White Diana Wilkerson Susan Williams Caroline Wilson Sarah Woodward Suzanne Wootten Glenna Yoakum Jane Young 2 é Im Front: Lundt Second Row: Sandi Norton, Susan Paulsen, Jeanne Burbank Back Row: Glenna Yoakum, Sheron Henderson, Lydia Hodgson, Beverly Pandapas, Norrie Baxter, Sallie Smith, Susan Chickering CHEERLEADERS DINORAH | LUNDT 2 gee ore: ee ee ee Head Cheerleader Norrie Baxter Lydia Hodgson Susan Chickering Beverly Pandapas Sheron Henderson Sallie Smith Glenna Yoakum ALTERNATES Jeanne Burbank Sandi Norton Susan Paulsen THE HOCKEY TEAM BPA GV mSIVLOSEN SON femora ee. Captain NSA DLN ey Line capers Ju en. eo Coach MEMBERS Marty Atwood Janet Horne Pattie Borrison Susie Matthiesen Thee itd vet Candy Connors Ann Ramsay Betsy Elsas Hydie Shull Lynda Gellatly Jeannie Wager Janet Gugelmann Elise White Chris Hartman Diana Wilkerson Sarah Woodward Front Row: Sarah Woodward, Janet Gugelmann, Hydie Shull, Jeannie Wager, Nancy Mosenson, Ann Ramsay, Susie Matthiesen, Betsy Elsas, Elise White Second Row: Janet Horne, Candy Connors, Diana Wilkerson, Lynda Gellatly, Chris Hartman, Marty Atwood, Pattie Borrison THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM JANET FLOR NG 2. siosscesacn ses Sc gasetniga renee re se AEP ee mec ee a Captain MIss., ALLENE. TYLER] 22 ss) Rigs foo tect. cones ec teed ok hte se eee a ......Coach MEMBERS Marty Atwood Eugenia Molette Margie Gibbons Nancy Mosenson Chris Hartman Ann Ramsay Linda Meyers Jeannie Wager Nancy Wall Chris Hartman, Linda Meyers, Eugenia Molette, Marty Atwood, Nancy Mosenson, Jeannie Wager, Nancy Wall, Ann Ramsay, Margie Gibbons, Janet Horne 114 Sarah Woodward, Jane Young, Merry Howell, Marty Nunnally, Sammie Sample, Candy Connors, Betsy Elsas, Pam Williams, Hydie Shull, Susan Mayo JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Candy Connors Betsy Elsas Marjory Gibbons Merry Howell Sue Mayo Hydie Shull—Captain Miss Allene Tyler—Coach Marty Nunnally Sammy Sample Susan Williams Sarah Woodward Jane Young Front Row: Ann Harlan, Romaine Kelley, Sue Williams, Elizabeth Chambers, Lydia Hodgson, G3: Norrie Baxter, Candy Peck, Betsy Elsas, Marty Atwood, Sara Dienst, Nancy Smith Back Row: Ann Ramsay, Susie Matthiesen, Val Birney, Janet Horne OFFICERS ANN: RAMSAY ete secoes od ence sa ce ee ee cece ee re ee cc Dee Sep eee President SUSIE MATTHIESEN ices 2: pact ose Gee eee a ee ee ee as ae Vice President VAL) BIRNEY ssccce toes cceae cava ewe gece eek Bae ee eae nes ee rae es eC Secretary JANET. HORN Beet schcaseced Mei Seas cei Sap eae ee Oar a ne Treasurer Mrs. Lots; H. BLACKBURN ies .tepcstecge ese spne ett aro cL ce eee Sponsor MEMBERS Marty Atwood Norrie Baxter Val Birney Elizabeth Chambers Sara Dienst Betsy Elsas Ann Harlan Susie Williams 116 Lydia Hodgson Janet Horne Romaine Kelley Susie Matthiesen Candy Peck Ann Ramsay Nancy Smith ZF ees ee 3 Barbara Luck, Miss Fowler, Barbara Allen, Louise Hughston, Alice Fricke, Hydie Shull, Susie Matthiesen BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB OFFICERS BARBARA LUCK Hype SHULL SUSIE MATTHIESEN Miss NANcy FOWLER MEMBERS Barbara Allen Alice Fricke Louise Hughston 117 Barbara Luck Susie Matthiesen Hydie Shull Cee ee ee: ee eee eT ee we 0 ete eee eee TS hee President Vice President Secretary-T reasurer a a A eller 2 Sis Rp od tee ah Ae ORY bye i ee PO Vet eNOS oO TCL iets wees Sai Sponsor RIDING CLUB OFFICERS ALICE PRICK Be sccqccorescnotchni nue isctissn ededege decent deeh b on oe cidnid oe sn pee Ce a nc President SUSIE. MATTHIESEN e256 05 Bivceisc sooo eet aS I ete en ee ee Vice President FL YDB! SH OL nsec ht opto lee a ac oa Pi cw To Secretary BARBARA ALLE Nei. cic cnocgectebacnosunctee seas ones cceos See ee tac ae er eee Ue Se te ee cre gl Treasurer MISS NANCY ‘BOWLER stcsgiscces -acctaht cave seenncteece oot ret tepeacnchiveh ohoty Coe RTI es oeee See aEwET oferta oye tee ee Oe ge Sponsor MEMBERS Barbara Allen Kay Bailey Corinne Barbour Paige Bitner Pattie Borrison Karen Brasfield Diana Brisk Toni Butts Jill Byrd Donna Carter Elizabeth Chambers Sara Dienst Pam Dinwiddie Ellyn Felburn Myra Ficklen Catharine Fils Susan Ford Alice Fricke Lynda Gellatly Jill George Janet Gugelmann Alice Fricke, Hydie Shull, Barbara Allen, Miss Fowler, Susie Matthiesen Elaine Harbison Jane Harbison Nancy Hargrove Carolyn Harrell Ingrid Hein Myra Holcomb Cubby Hubbard Louise Hughston Paula Iverson Elaine Jarvis Linda Johnson Judy Kemp Lyn-Sue Kennedy Christie Lamb Elizabeth Ligon Barbara Luck Elizabeth Maier Sara Matthews Susie Matthiesen Barbara McCutchin Judy Miale 118 Barbara Monroe Nancy Mosenson Sandi Norton Marty Nunnally Barbara Osborne Linda Palermo Judy Parrish Jennie Place Penny Price Leslie Rivera Cathy Rixon Hydie Shull Lynne Slattery Eve Smith Mary Kay Taylor Sue Turner Marguerite Underwood Janis Vogel Diana Wilkerson Suzanne Wootten Glenna Yoakum NS NY N ROIS. SLB MENSA AOS SSS SO ERRNO SS 8 ae : EEE SB : Heese 88ebea ereoealee eeterietiin i Meee dedecdedgeet a e SEPTEMBER As we enter school in September, we joyfully ascend the staircase to unpack our numerous belongings, amid parents, roommates, and stuffed animals. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Little and Caroline Wilson join in the fun. Later Dean Gates, shown here with the Woottens and their daughter, Suzanne, helps us plan a fruitful (we hope) academic year. Last but not least come our leisure activities, enjoyed in the Rec by several Fairfax seniors and one visiting male. FALL HORSE SHOW, 1963 Snow and rain postponed the Fall Horse Show from Saturday to Sunday, but it did not dampen the riders’ spirits. Miss Ann Anderson Hickock, one time riding instructor at Fairfax, was the judge. New types of classes were introduced, such as “Owners Up Class,” ““Gambler’s Choice,” and “Handy Hunters Class.” Barbara Allen won the Boots and Saddle Club Class. OFFICERS LIZ BROADDUS2.. 2.2 ae eee President SUSIE MATTHIESEN.......... Vice President Lipst, Lier es ea eee ee Secretary BONNIE. MILLER See oe Treasurer SENIOR RING FIGURE 4 + wey: = Sy Sen See = Ray me 7M stis RING FIGURE Ring Figure, in all its glory, the long-awaited dream of all Fairfax students! Preserved in our memories as well as in photographs, “Halls of Ivy” will always be with us. 125 DN = = x am on Ss ae g é +8 ey ae cae see Senses smn “mnes soee. anne ee te. i sc lesedineeednatelneseatinsesiemetineendinmaainemadimaineneloammemaiomatmmaienieentendiaentisentiee steed ardent a The girls at Fairfax will never forget .. . the visit of The Rev. William J. Evans . . . his dynamic talks in the auditorium ... the discussion sessions in the rec room . . . the chance to ask his advice about our worries ... it was a wonderful week! RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK tll S eeeeewnee 128 FALL PLAY She’s outdone Helen Keller! . . . The Rockettes. . . . Now stand for the benediction. . . . Let’s break Lent. .. . After mass. Miss JANET ELAINE HORNE Johnstown, Pennsylvania he May Queen Miss CHRISTINE ELIZABETH HARTMAN Baltimore, Maryland Miss Nancy LYNN MOosENSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Maids of Honor Left to right, back row: Linda Meyers, Dinorah Lundt, Bonnie Miller, Chris Hartman (Maid of Honor), Janet Horne (Queen), Nancy Mosenson (Maid of Honor), Barbara Luck, Libbi Little, Val Birney. Front row: Ellyn Felburn (Page), Martha Gates (Train Bearer), Susan Matthiesen, Jan Wall, Tammy Jenkins, Catherine Gates (Crown Bearer), Susan Chickering, Jeannie Wager, Ann Ramsay, Merry Howell (Page). The May Court May Day Pagean Miss ELIZABETH MANSFIELD BROADDUS Hopewell, Virginia Apple Blossom Princess MAY DAY DANCE cin aaa Ss 7o a SR SENET E wrrets | Lead ae EPILOGUE And so, as Linus must someday forsake his blanket, we also must aban- don our security and venture forth into that big world which our ‘‘Peanuts” characters satirize so subtly, yet so well. We will undoubtedly meet in- numerable Lucys and Charlie Browns and even Snoopys in life, but let us never be deprived of our happiness, our youth, and the spirit of “Peanuts”. Our thanks again to United Features Syndicate for allowing us to reproduce Peanuts. STUDENT DIRECTORY Alexanders Libby eee eee 1018 Church Street, Milton, West Virginia Allen® Barbarasee: 2-0 pee eee R. R. 2, Box 159, Long Grove, Illinois Alrich, Jean Meredithiiy 2 eres. 2 reer 128 Buckingham Road, Charlottesville, Virginia Andersons: Wendy acme ee ere 2641 N. E. 27th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Atwood: Marty iret eect eerie 118 South Clay Avenue, Ferguson, Missouri Batley wKave sere USAID, % American Embassy, A. P. O. 231, New hy Ork sean Ye Barboute Corinne eee ee ere eee 1119 Knollwood Place, Martinsville, Virginia Baxter, Norrie.............-.-----------3288 East Wood Valley Road, N. 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Seen eee et 817 - 14th Street, Waynesboro, Virginia VAL Smee Visit were, eee een es 608 Poplar Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Mise Olleene Vin) Osi meee eee 779 East River Road, Monongahela, Pennsylvania Missi llenesM silivlers meee eee ee 7413 Dickenson Street, Springfield, Virginia iMissibegoy SW ebsterass seem ees 1602 East 16th Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee Mirsmbranke vv Cllerie sete oye ete fi Porn eee le Steeles Tavern, Virginia iViicse Margareta Vy ilisnie eens eee ee 201 Asher Street, Culpeper, Virginia MisseINanCye VWilsOiee ce oe ee 811 Barton Avenue. Chattanooga, Tennessee 143 THIS IS NATIONAL DOG WEEK —— Advertisers 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 Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs . Phil Felburn (Ellyn’s Parents) Tuxepo, NortH Carolina FOR SALE!! Bay Manor Apartments 1150 North East 81st Street MIAMI, FLORIDA “Good Wishes” Weekly — Monthly — Seasonal Telephone 758-9815 (Penny Price’s Mother) 146 N. C. Monroe Construction Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS CoMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL EDUCATIONAL P. O. Drawer 359 2710 Martinsville Road GREENSBORO, NortH CaroLina (Barbara's Parents) 147 Good Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS Best Wishes Good Wishes From Mrs. Howell Ross Hanson The Senior Class ATLANTA, GEORGIA A Friend (Elizabeth Chambers’ grandmother) © 148 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Harris BRONTE, TEXAS (Ann’s Parents) 149 Our sincere best wishes to the students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Russell (Linda’s Parents) Miami Beacu, Fiorina Good Wishes Best Wishes Fairfax Hall The Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Raymer Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simpson (Candy’s Parents) (Pat’s parents) JEFFERSON City, MIssour! STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 150 BEST WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL from E. W. BARGER COMPANY General Insurance Established 1911 ‘““Waynesboro’s Oldest Insurance Agency” Offices in: Lambert, Barger, and Branaman Building Dial WH 2-8189 Waynesboro, Virginia 151 Best Wishes! Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Durst, Bob, Jr. and Steve (Susan’s Family) SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA BIRDEYE ANGUS FARMS Best Wishes to the Class of °63 Merchants — Planters — Livestock Dealers BIRDEYE, ARKANSAS Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Quessenberry, Dr. Mrs. Thomas R. Ramsay Co-Owners (Ann’s Parents) (Becky’s Parents) BATON RouGE, LOUISIANA Get To Know WAY NESBORO QUICKEST THROUGH THE PAGES OF THE CGHapneshoro News-Virginian WH 2-8213 A FRIEND Compliments Congratulations and of Best Wishes to the Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ligon, Jr. Senior Class of 63 Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Swart, Jr. BROOKEVILLE, MARYLAND (Peggy's parents) (Elizabeth's parents) WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA 154 i The morning after the night before. ... Before...and after! ... Midnight snack. . . . Second childhood. ... The diet starts tomorrow. .. . The zoo. BEST WISHES! VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA GREETINGS FROM THE LITTLE MOTEL! BETHESDA, MARYLAND Guests: Libbi, Janet, Susie, Pinky, Mrs. Little, Ch ris, Jan, Ann, Mosey MOLETTE PLANTATION CO. Compliments Livestock - Cotton - Grain of Molette’s Bend Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Borrison ORVILLE, ALABAMA (Pattie’s Parents) (Eugenia’s Family) NATRONA HEIGHTS, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes Congratulations to The Senior Class to the Class Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dienst of °63 (Sara’s Parents) AuGuSTA, GEORGIA from a Friend Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1963 Mr. Mrs. B. G. Cudd (Iris’ Parents) Haruan, KENTUCKY 157 Best Wishes to The Senior Class The Faculty and The Students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Foster East Aurora, NEw York (Ellen’s Parents) Best Wishes Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. LuBow Fairfax Hall Mrs. Margaret A. Biehl BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY (Janet Gugelmann’s mother) (Linda’s Parents) SLIDELL, LOUISIANA 158 Compliments of Cunningham Welding Machine Service, Inc. BURGETTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA (Hervey’s Family) 159 Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. John L. Harlan (Ann’s Parents) MonaHANS, TEXAS UE EEE TT to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Lundt Class of 63 SANTURCE, PUERTO RICO A FRIEND (Dinorah’s Parents) Best Wishes Congratulations 160 Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harrell L. Perkins (Leigh’s Parents) ATLANTA, GEORGIA 161 Best Wishes to The Senior Class Pennsylvania Growth Investmen t Corporation Two Gateway Center PirTsBURGH 22, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 281-1403; 1404 (Nancy Mosenson’s family) Best Wishes Best Wishes to The Senior Class from Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Polan Mr. and Mrs. John Raines, Jr. (Dee-Dee’s Parents) (Bette’s Parents) BUCKHANNON, WEST VIRGINIA CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Best Wishes Compliments to of The Senior Class Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Norton (Sandi’s Parents) (Marilyn’s parents) Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Dahlin Fort LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA Davib, KENTUCKY SS 162 Duh! . . . Incognito. . . . Facetious freshmen. ... A little learning is a dangerous thing... . We call it home. . . . Now, what does it LOOK like [’m doing? . . . Hallowe’en monsters. . . . Beauty in the making. Congratulations to The Senior Class of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul Maier (Pinky’s parents) EvaANSvVILLE, INDIANA 163 Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Congratulations Bence ches to all from Members of The Senior Class TEQUESTA, FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferrell Luck Loxahatchee Builders, Inc. ASHLAND, VIRGINIA (Barbara’s Parents) (Judy Lathrop’s Parents) 164 Best Wishes The Senior Class The Faculty and The Students of Fairfax Hall — Mr. and Mrs. Adolf G. Hein Mesa, CALIFORNIA (Ingrid’s Parents) 165 Best Wishes to The Senior Class from Bicknell Fuller Paper Box Company Chester C. Manimon, President Boston, MAssACHUSETTS (Sue’s Family) Keep in Touch by Long Distance Congratulations and Station to Station Rates Are Lowest Best Wishes to After 9:00 P.M. The Senior Class of °63 Dial 942-8184 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jenkins D. C. Brackman Commercial Manager (Tammy’s Grandparents) Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co. Oxiauoma City. OKLAHOMA Compliments Best Wishes to the of Senior Class Mr. Mrs. Gabriel Espasas Mr. Mrs. Glenn Erickson (Edna’s parents) (Pam’s parents) STONE MouNTAIN, GEORGIA BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO 166 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 SHEPARD FARMS R. R. 2 Eaton, OuHIo (Elaine’s Parents) 167 Congratulations to The Senior Class at Fairfax Hall KONA RANCH —Registered Charolais Cattle— Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Miller (Bonnie’s parents) Route 2, Grass Valley, Missoula, Montana Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ed. H. Kennedy (Lyn-Sue’s Parents) ROCKINGHAM, NortTH CAROLINA 168 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Senior Class of °63 The Faculty and The Undergraduates of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Hooker (Dotty’s Parents) MarTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 169 Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1963 Loving Motor Co., Inc. ASHLAND, VIRGINIA Authorized Ford Dealers (Beverly’s Parents) Our best wishes O Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. George H. Reese (Veva’s Parents) ur best wishes the students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Vogel (Janis’ Parents) PINEVILLE, KENTUCKY WHITING, INDIANA A horse is a girl’s best friend. . . . History drives us MAD! . . . The lone rangeress. . . . Confusion... . The grand ball... . Caught in the act. . . . The inmates. ee Se Congratulations to the Class of 1963 and Our appreciation to all at Fairfax Hall from Mr. Mrs. John S. Kelley (‘““Romie’s” Parents) San Jose, Costa Rica Best Wishes to the Girls of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Connors (Candy’s Parents) Betuespa, MaryLAND Best Wishes to Students and Faculty of Fairfax Hall Poly-Scientific Corporation BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA (Beverly Pandapas’ parents) from a BEST WISHES FRIEND Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Mr. Mrs. S. Winston Little BetHespa, MaryLANpD (Libbi’s Parents) 173 Ink vee Riecke Co. Investment Securities With our compliments and best wishes STOCKS Bonpbs MuTuAtL Funps H. A. RIECKE « co. INIC ORI ESO LReAgigE?D Members New York Stock Exchange EST. 1939 American Stock Exchange (Assoc.) and other leading Exchanges Home Office: PHILADELPHIA 2, PA. Florida Regional Office: DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. John B. Bunting, Vice-President (Susan Miller’s Father) Good Wishes to From a friend The 1963 Senior Class of Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Wilson the past six years (Caroline’s Parents) EpEN, NEw YORK 174 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. James E. Kemp, Sr. (Judy’s Parents) Daa s, TEXAS 175 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Wager (Jeanie’s parents) PanaMa City, FLoRIDA Best Wishes Waynesboro Paint Store - to 32 N. Wayne Avenue Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lamb WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA (Christie’s Parents) 82 WHitehall 2-8283 CaRACAS, VENEZUELA Good Wishes and WHITE’S FASHION CENTER Success to Bee “Fashions for the Whole Family” Mrs. William D. Craig 417 West Main Street (Kay’s mother) KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 176 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1963 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Matthiesen (Susie’s parents) Or.LANbO, FLORIDA 177 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall J. M. Layton Co., Inc. 536-540 West Avenue Norwalk, CONNECTICUT (Sarah Woodward's Dad) Our best wishes to Fairfax Hall from Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Smith ATLANTA, GEORGIA (Sallie’s Parents) 178 Congratulations to The Gradu ating Class of 1963 and Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. H. Vineent Allen Lonc Grove, ILLINOIS (Barbara’s Parents) Censored. . . . Monkey see, monkey do. . . . Come on, Liz, let’s get started. . . . Happiness is a juicy Christmas present. . . . Here come the Seniors! ... The champ?... T.G.LF... . All mine! With best wishes to the Senior Class of Fairfax Hall Dr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Turner (Sue’s Parents) PirrsBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 179 Best Wishes to the Class of 63 Mr. Mrs. Paul Iverson (Paula’s parents) Keyser, WEstT VIRGINIA Good Luck to the Senior Class of 63 Mr. Mrs. J. K. Bailey (Kay’s parents) SEHBA, LIBYA Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. Mrs. L. P. Butts (Toni’s Parents) Oneonta, New York 180 WALL INSURANCE AGENCY Your Wall of Protection Our sincere best wishes to the students and faculty members of Fairfax Hall Robert M. Wall, Sr. Robert M. Wall, Jr. Phone MAin 3-3164 Leaksville, N. C. (Nancy’s family) 181 Best Wishes to the students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson (Mel’s Parents) Kry West, FLoripa [ee ee Ee a ee eee Good Wishes to The 1963 Senior Class and to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Birney (Val’s Parents) Tripou, Lipya 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 be seen and enjoyed in attractive and comfortable surroundings . . . For delicious refreshments before and after shows, visit The CAVALIER LUNCHEONETTE and NUMBER NINE (IN THE CAVALIER THEATRE) (IN THE WAYNE THEATRE) WAYNESBORO THEATRES CORPORATION W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 182 C. E. Webb ]. Ely Webb WEBB BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Commercial °® Residential and Industrial License No. 2548 ATHENS, TENNESSEE P. O. Box 549 Phone SH 54-1774 (Sherry’s family) 185 DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY 2-Hour Quick Laundromat Service An Exclusive Laundry for Every Home Arch Avenue at Short Street | Dial WH 2-8331 COMPLIMENTS OF Basic-Witz Furniture Industries, Inc. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Manufacturers of the Famous Basicanna, Bonwitz, Basicourt and Beautique Collections Best Wishes ! MOWEN OPTICIANS Dial WH 2-8697 Dial 66535 113 S. Wayne Avenue 113 Fourth Street, N. E. Waynesboro, Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia 184 Compliments of UNDERWOOD MORTGAGE TILE CO. IrnvINGTON, New JERSEY (Rite’s Dad) 185 Ames and Webb, Inc. Paving Contractors NorFo.Lk, VIRGINIA (Faye Bratten’s Dad) Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Benedict New CANAAN, CONNECTICUT Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Byrd (Jill’s Parents) AKRON, INDIANA 186 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall from Mr. and Mrs. Morton S. Hodgson, Jr. (Lydia’s parents) ATLANTA, GEORGIA ees WARES Hamilton-Cook Hardware Co., Inc. tO Gifts — Zenith Radio T. V. — Appliances Fairfax Hall Sporting Goods Wayland’s Music 145 North Wayne Avenue Tae Main Phone WH 2-8251 WéAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Congratulations and ea Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Taylor (Mary Kay’s Parents) SOUTHERN RESTAURANT The Place to Eat” HaiFaAx, NoRTH CAROLINA 187 Compliments of HARTMAN-McLEAN AG ENCY, INC. General Insurance 37 Central Savings Bank Building BaLTimore 2, MaryLANpD Telephones Plaza 2-1430 Plaza 2-1431 (Chris’ Dad) WAYNESBORO FLORIST GROSSMAN’S 214 DuPont Boulevard W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WH 2-8125 Distinctive Women’s Apparel Fresher, More Fashionable Flowers GARST’S, INC. Best Wishes to School Supplies Fairfax Hall Stationery Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith Hobby Supplies (Eve’s Parents) W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA 188 You are in for a treat when you select real Ice Man’s Ice (There is a difference) Home Ice and Coal Company 2314 Clinton Avenue, West HunrtTsvILLeE, ALABAMA (Nancy Smith’s Family) Compliments Best Wishes of to HYMAN’S The Senior Class W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA of Fairfax Hall Compliments Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Gibbons, Jr. ee LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA (Margie’s Parents) LeNoIR, NorTH CAROLINA The home of better values 189 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 Hotels HarRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Best Wishes THE MAN’S SHOP WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA f rom WH 2-8929 Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Harrell Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall and to (Carolyn’s Parents) The Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Atwood CarMI, ILLINOIS (Marty's parents) FERGUSON, MISSOURI Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall from Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Scott Port ExizABETH, SOUTH AFRICA (Carol’s Parents) 19} COMPLIMENTS OF Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 West Main Street , “For People Who Care’ FOR GA IT’S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX WH 3-3536 Best Wishes Best Wishes from The Senior Class Mr. € Mrs. J. A. Henderson from HENDERSON SALES CO., INC. Dr. and Mrs. Jack C. Hughston RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MIDLAND, GEORGIA Sheron’s Parents we ( : ) (Louise’s Parents) The Three Musketeers. . . . Intense concentration. ... The mob... Innocence? .. . “Ya wanna fight?” ... Enthusiasm in toil... . Aren’t we cute? ... Let me entertain you. Compliments BARNWELL COMPANY Main Street Building. Phone WH 3-4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 195 Congratulations from reruold 4 Distinctive Woman’s Apparel 327 West Main Street W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CORNER HARDWARE SPORTS CENTER Compliments of Jarman’s Inc. 433 North Wayne Ave. Stationery - Furniture - Office and School Supplies Toys and Gifts WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA We Deliver WH 2-8229 Susie, Val, Libbi, Pinky .. . Compliments My love and prayers will be with each of Be you as you go down the coming years... . Wayne Welding And you'll know all I ever want for you is “The House of Service” 105 West Main Street happiness, content, and joy, and never any tears. Uncle Joe WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 194 Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of x THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Compliments Your Paint Headquarters WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA ¢ Oo Waynesboro Creamery Compliments W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA of Skyline-Parkway Motor Court W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 195 Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY “Your one-stop shopping center” Reach for Batter-Whipped Sunbeam Bread Compliments Valley Bakeries W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA of Blue Ridge Grocery Company, Inc. Congratulations W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA to the Senior Class J. L. Barksdale Furniture Corp. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 196 Play more - Live longer . . . This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP Ba Oe DOxeo2. HObart 3-5587 4 West Washington Street Lexington, Virginia — “Pres Delivers the Goods” sy Check Pres for Quality Sporting Goods, Novelties, Gifts, Sportswear, Toys and many other items For delicious food and delightful surroundings be sure to visit the THE HUMPHRIES PRESS, INC. HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Located at Southern Entrance of Skyline Drive Route 250 Waynesboro, Va. Famous for: Planners and Producers of Custom 28 Ice Cream Flavors and Commercial Printin Delicious Steaks—Sea Food 8 WH 3-7211 197 Herff Jones Company Manufacturers of Fairfax Hall Official Class Rings VirGINIA REPRESENTATIVE James L. Deck 1), 1O}, Vetere ey) RICHMOND, VIRGINIA FISHBURNE AND SON Cosmopolitan Travel Service WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Hotel Stonewall Jackson Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics, Toilet Goods STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Photographic Supplies TU 5-0323 Bermuda, Europe, and the World Visit Our Soda Fountain 198 THANK YOU for the privilege of serving you QUICK-LIVICK, INC. Charter Bus Service Anywhere in Virginia STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Ronnie Mahanes Florist “A favorite of Fairfax’ Best Wishes WAYB WéAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Congratulations to The Senior Class of Fairfax Hall 1963 “The Sports Voice of the Valley” 1490 KC MBS 199 Dial TU 6-3560 LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Building Supplies Fairfax Hall Is supplied with milk from the ill 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 Cen‘er Phone WH 2-5671 Compliments of Waynesboro Retail Jewelers M. and R. 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