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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1964 volume:

. B, ALWOOD II VINIDYIA ‘ONUOSSANAVM IIVH XVsANMIVS AO NOILVIOINIENd 1 VANNV EUGENIA MOLETTE, EDITOR ° NANCY SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGER Waynesboro Public Library 600 South Wayne Ave. _ Waynesboro, VA 22980 FOREWORD As this year comes to a close, our minds focus on the achievements of our years here at Fairfax. We will always remember the friends we have made. All our efforts have been toward one goal, graduation. We truly hope that our happy days at Fairfax will be remembered always through the pages of the 1964 Cramn AND ANCHORS. CONTENTS PAGUULY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLEEICS FEATURES DEDICATION We dedicate the 1964 CHatn anp ANCHORS to one whose patience and understanding have made each one of us happy to have been a part of Fairfax Hall. We wish to simply say, “Thanks,” to Mrs. Lillian Bruce Skene. me Fi i ES ithe a it WILLIAM BENJAMIN GaTEs, JR. B.S. President Randolph-Macon College, B.S. Mrs. LILLIAN B. SKENE AR CT. Dean of Students Royal Conservatory of MustessborontosALk GL: Eastman School of Music; Oglebay Institute; Banff School of Fine Arts; Chau- tauqua 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. Lots H. BLACKBURN B.S. Swimming and Dancing University of Richmond, Be. Mrs. MarTHA A. CHEAIRS ASB Librarian Athens College, A.B.; Peabody College George EMILy F. Brown B.L.I. Dramatics Emerson College, B.L.I. FACULTY JOANN M. FRITSCHE A.B. English Duquesne University, A.B.; Uni- versity of North Carolina; Uni- versity of Edinburgh LILLIAN B. SKENE A.R.C.T. Voice, Piano Royal Conservatory of Music, Toropto, ALR, Cr le Bactman School of Music; Banff School of Fine Arts; Chautauqua School of Music; Mount Allison University i Il RossBins L. GAaTEs A.B., M.A., PH.D. Government Washington and Lee University, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. CHLOTILDE JARMAN Longwood College, B.S.; Mary- land Institute; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Mrs. Davip H. PARKER B.A. Horseback Riding Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, B.A. y, � Fase gat ve a i Mrs. ELIZABETH G. KENNEDY Ns, Ile 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 FACULTY Mrs. MAMIE S. PENLAND B.S. Mathematics Longwood College, B.S.; Univer- sity of Virginia Mrs. VIRGINIA K. Lovinc B.S. Science University of Richmond, B.S.; University of Virginia; Stetson University PHOEBE R. PRESTON B.A. Spanish University of Tennessee, B.A.; Mexico City College; University of Tennessee Mrs. Marcaret L. SmitH B.S. English Duke University; Radford Col- lege; University of Virginia, B.S. MILprReD A. WADE B.S. History Millsaps College, B.A.; Missis- sippi State University; George Washington University COLLEEN V. Tos! B.S., M.M. Piano Indiana State College, B.S.; DePauw University, M.M. FACULTY MarGareT G. WILLIS B.S., M.A. Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, B.A., M.A.; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; University of Virginia; 2nd Virgilian Cruise ALLENE M. TyLor B.S. Physical Education, Mathematics Mary Washington College, B.S. NANcy WILSON A.B., M.A. French University of Chattanooga, A.B.: University of Tennessee, M.A.; University of Virginia Mrs. NINA JOHNSON SAMUEL G. SAUNDERS Mrs. KATHERINE W. MILLER R.N. M.D. Dietitian Resident Nurse School Physician STAFF Mrs. Datsy T. MAUPIN Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER, SR. Mrs. Epwin E. Morrow Assistant Dietitian Supervisor of Study Hostess Mrs. FRANK WELLER Housekeeper Vins. Mary C. FrirscHE Housemother Housemother Mrs. Marg W. EPEs Housemother STAFF Mrs. Mary T. PETERSON SWANN Marks Secretary Mrs. RoBERT O. FEELEY Housemother Mrs. JOSEPH S. Moyer Secretary CLASSES Mrs. Skene, Diane Clark, Bette Hankal, Jill Byrd, Sherry Webb SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DIANE, GLARK fs. 2) ley oS AgGe oe ER oe ee President BETTE TANK AL .ineceee eee ae se ee Vice President JILLS BYRD ke 2s Ree eee eg ee 2 ee Secretary DHERRY? WEBB rl ng ee ae ae Treasurer Mrs. LIRMIAN (Bo SRENE, 7a eet eevee Se Sponsor MartTuHAa S. L. ATwoop Ferguson, Missouri Porpoise Club, °63, °64; Intramurals, °62, °63, °64; French Club, 62; Athletic Association, 62, °63, °64: Student Association Board, °63; Vice President, Stu- dent Association, °64; Glee Club, °63; President, Junior Class, °63; Junior Varsity Basketball, °62; Varsity Basketball, 63, °64; Varsity Hockey, °63, 64; Captain, Basketball, °64; Riding Club, °62; Spanish Club, °63, 64; May Court, °64. I, Marty Atwood, leave to Pam my master of the art of getting into trouble; to Charlene, my ability to style hair; and to Betsy and Norrie the courage to find a nice cadet to date next year. Marty Atwood Mr. T. C. Atwood FAIRFAX HALL 19 “Why is it always me?” SUSAN Kay BAILEY Hampton, Virginia Intramurals, °62, °63, °64; Athletic Association, °62, 63 °64; Secretary, Athletic Association, 64; Riding Club, °62, °63, °64; Secretary, Riding Club, °64; Boots and Saddle Club, °63; President, Boots and Saddle Club, °64; Varsity Basketball, °64; French Club, °62, °63, 64; Glee Club, °63, 64; Choir, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, °64. I, Kay Bailey, do hereby will and bequeath to “Wilkie” and “Sladdar” all the good times at the shows and hunts. To Linda Johnson I leave all my love and “Ambitious”, with the hopes that she’ll take good care of him. Finally, I leave Mrs. Parker at Fairfax, but I take from her much knowledge and advice that I hope I shall put to good use in the future. Kay Bailey Mr. J. K. Bailey CLASS OF 1964 20 “Do you take this. . . “Double, double, toil and trouble!” PATRICIA LoU BoRRISON Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Varsity Hockey, °63, °64; French Club, 63, 764; Hall Chatter Staff, °63, °64; Riding Club, 63, °64; Athletic Association, °63, °64; Intramurals, °63, °64. I, Pattie Borrison, do leave to Mrs. Loving my term paper on Sir Isaac Newton; to Leslie Thurston I leave all my wonderful memories of Fairfax Hall and to Mary Ellen Shepard, I leave her sister, Laney. Pattie Borrison Dr. Joseph A. Borrison FAIRFAX HALL JeSstE BEATRICE ByrpD Akron, Indiana Riding Club, °61, °62, °63, °64; Spanish Club, °61, 62, °63; French Club, °63, °64; Intramurals, ’61, 62, °63, °64; Glee Club, °63, 64; Secretary, Senior Class, °64; Athletic Association, °61, °62, 63, 64. I, Jill Byrd, will my love of great heights and my ability to be the last one through in Chemistry lab to Paula Iverson, and my wonderful ring figure memories to Karen Brasfield. Jill Byrd Mr. Herbert M. Byrd CLASS OF 1964 “The more I see of horses, the better I like boys.” 99 = GaIL ROCHELLE CAMPBELL Waynesboro, Virginia Spanish Club, 62. I, Gail Campbell, being of sound mind and body, leave to Edna Espasas my love of Spanish and Fairfax. Gail Campbell Mr. Arthur M. Campbell FAIRFAX HALL “Who says old reliable doesn’t run?” ELIZABETH DIANE CLARK Ormond Beach, Florida French Club, °63; Treasurer, French Club, °64: Spanish Club, °63, °64; Fairfax Players, °63; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Fairfax Players, °64; Vesper Com- mittee, °64; Chairman, Evening Prayers, °64; Stu- dent Association Board, °64; Intramurals, 63, 64: President, Senior Class, °64:; National Honor So- ciety, 64; May Day Committee, °64; May Court, ’64. I, Diane Clark, leave to Paula Iverson my love for such transcendental pleasures as “The Beverley Hillbillies;” to Norrie Baxter and Becky Oliver, my love for “Charlton;” and to anyone who will have it my fascinating, if a bit esoteric book, A Thousand and One Ways to Announce Evening Prayers. Diane Clark Mr. Harry G. Clark CLASS OF 1964 LoutsE RUTH CONNORS Washington, D.C. Athletic Association, °62, °63, 64; Hockey Team, °63, °64; Basketball Team, °63, °64; French Club, 63, 64; Riding Club, ’62; Intramurals, ’62, °63, 64. I, Candy Connors, hereby bequeath to Barbara Brewster, my ability to look like a mouse without trying. To my real (?) little sister, Cassie, I leave my ring collection and my wonderful memories of Fairfax. And to Kathy Glatfelter and Paige Bitner, I leave Fishburne. Candy Connors Mr. L. P. Connors FAIRFAX HALL “Eeny, meeny, miney, mo! Today with which boy should I go?” “But, Mrs. Johnson, it couldn’t be 7:15 already.” 16) CoNsTANCE IRIs Cupp Harlan, Kentucky Choir, °63, °64; Glee Club, °63, °64; French Club, 62, °63, °64; Fairfax Players, °63, °64; Apple Blossom Princess, 64; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Busi- ness Staff, °64; Intramurals, °64; Chairman, May Day Committee, °64. I, Iris Cudd, do hereby leave to Kitty Caye my wonderful ability to sing solos in Glee Club. To Janet Gugelmann I leave my love for French class, and my room on infirmary wing I leave to anyone who will enjoy it. Iris Cudd Mr. Bill Gene Cudd CLASS OF 1964 SARA O’FARRELL DIENST Augusta, Georgia Riding Club, °63, °64; Spanish Club, 763, 764; Porpoise Club, 63, °64; President, Porpoise Club, °64; CHAIN AND ANCHOoRs Staff, °64; Athletic As- sociation, 62, °63, 64; Hall Chatter Business Staff, °64; Intramurals, °62, 63, °64. I, Sara Dienst, being a beaver at heart, do hereby leave to Judy Kemp my ability to run with all my might; to Betsy Elsas I leave the mysterious coal digger; to Norrie Baxter and Alice Glenn I leave the Southern train; to Nancy Biehle I leave Georgia Tech, and I hereby leave. Sara Dienst Dr. R. B. Dienst FAIRFAX HALL A ( I “Ha! Ha! He has been here all the time.” SUSAN ELIZABETH Forp Huntsville, Alabama Intramurals, °63, °64; Captain, Intramurals, °64: French Club, 63, °64; May Court, 64. I, Susan Ford, leave to all the girls in love my long, lovesick hours of loneliness waiting for vacations, and to Corinne Barbour I leave our memories of that unforgettable weekend in Martinsville. Susan Ford Mr. Ralph H. Ford CLASS OF 1964 “But, Miss Fritsche, I am paying attention.” “What do you mean — I just missed my cab?... Oh, no! Craig!” a LyNDA HANSEN GELLATLY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Athletic Association, °61, 62, °63, °64; Glee Club, 61, °62, °63, °64; Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club, °63; Vice President, Glee Club, 63, °64; Choir, 61, 62, °63, °64; Vice President, Choir, °63; Varsity Hockey5 (62563: Riding. Clubs 61.5 625) 63. 64: President, Riding Club, °64; Junior Varsity Basket- ball, °62; Spanish Club, °62, °63; May Day Com- mittee, 63; May Court, °64; Fairfax Players, °63, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, °61, °63, °64: Horse Show Team, °63, °64; President, Sophomore Class, °62; Intramurals, 61, 62, 63, °64; Student Association Board, °62; Athletic Association Board, 64. I, Lynda Gellatly, do hereby will my love and patience with “Odim” to Diane Wilkerson; to Donna Carter I leave my empty place in Glee Club to give to anyone she feels will battle the notes with her as I did; and to Squeaky Larkins I leave all those fond memories concerning our “little Lynda Gellatly Mr. George M. Heiner FAIRFAX HALL “But, Mrs. Parker, she’s cold.” 30 CAROLYN JILL GEORGE Farmington, Pennsylvania Glee Club, °63, °64; Choir, °64; French Club, °63, 64; Riding Club, °63, °64; Boots and Saddle Club, 64; Athletic Association, 64; Hall Chatter Staff, 64; Intramurals, 63, °64. I, Jill George, leave the second stall in the private barn to anyone with a grey mare to take the place of mine. I leave to “Poppy” Larkins my love for horses, and to anyone brave enough I leave “Cynthia,” my spider. Jill George Mr. F. M. George CLASS OF 1964 MarRJORIE ELIZABETH GIBBONS Lenoir, North Carolina Varsity Basketball, °63, 64; French Club, °63, °64; Choir, 63, °64; Glee Club, °63, °64; Secretary- Treasurer, Glee Club, °63; Hall Chatter Staff, °64; Intramurals, °64. I, Margie Gibbons, bequeath my ability to walk around in a daze to Becky Oliver; to Frances Corron and Anne Lowrey I leave my love for boys: and to Alice Glenn and Jennie McClamroch, my admiration for Harry. Margie Gibbons Dr. J. J. Gibbons FAIRFAX HALL 31 “Who? What? When? Where? Why? SUSAN GOFF Southern Pines, North Carolina Glee Club, °63, °64; President, Glee Club, °64: Athletic Association, °63, °64; Fairfax Players, °64; Choir, °63, °64; French Club, °62, °63, °64; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 64; Intramurals, 63, 64. I, Susan Goff, leave to my little sister, Livy Fred- erickson, ring figure night, and all my best wishes to next year’s seniors. Susan Goff Mr. W.A. Goff CLASS OF 1964 “Was that really the 9:45 bell?” “Which one is it this week?” 33 SUSAN BoweERs Goop Hackettstown, New Jersey Glee Club, °63, 64; Latin Club, 63; Hall Chatter Staff, °63, °64; Intramurals, °63, 64; Life guard, 64. I, Susan Good, leave to the Junior Class the memories of a wonderful senior year. To all the Yankees I leave the victory of the Civil War, and I'd like to take “that small part” of Fishburne with me. Susan Good Mr. Donald A. Good FAIRFAX HALL “W hat tweetie bird?” 34 ELIZABETH JANICE HANKAL DeLand, Florida Glee Club, °62, °63, °64; Intramurals; °62, °63, 64; Porpoise Club, 62, °63, °64; Vice President, Senior Class, °64; Varsity Hockey, °64; Spanish Club, °62, 63; Athletic Association, 62, °63, °64; May Court, °64; Librarian, Glee Club, °64. I, Bette Hankal, do gather three years of memories and depart, leaving to Cassie Pohlman my seat on the plane. To Ann Willis I leave ‘Louie, Louie;” to Norrie and Betsy, my luck at and love for F.M.S.; and to Kathy and Paige I leave my “tweetie bird.” Bette Hankal Mr. R. N. Hankal CLASS OF 1964 CAROLYN HARRELL Carmi, Illinois Student Association Board, 64; Fairfax Players, 63; President, Fairfax Players, 64; Spanish Club, °63; Secretary, Spanish Club, °64; Athletic Association, 63, °64; National Honor Society, °63, °64; In- tramurals, 63, 64; Chairman, Vesper Committee 64. I, Carolyn Harrell, will my ability for staying out of trouble to Paula Iverson; to Ann Harris I leave all my crazy play parts; and to Judy Kemp, very happy memories of ring figure. To Gretchen Graves I leave my love for horses. Carolyn Harrell Dr. J. G. Harrell FAIRFAX HALL “This is one of my idiosyncrasies.” PEPPIE JAYNE Harris Lantana, Florida Spanish Club, °62, °63, °64; Riding Club, 764; Glee Club, °62, °63, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, °64; CHAIN AND ANCHoRs Staff, 64; President’s Coun- cil, °64; Intramurals, °62, °63; May Court, °64. I, Peppie Harris, hereby leave to my cousin, Linda Russell, one dozen Kosher pickles; to Sue Lowery and Sue Alexander I bequeath A.M.A.; and to Linda I leave a wonderful senior year. Peppie Harris Mr. B. J. Harris CLASS OF 1964 “What do you mean — I just failed my Boots and Saddle test?” 37 INGRID HELEN HEIN La Mesa, California Intramurals, °61, °62, °63, °64; Glee Club, 61, 62; 63, °64; Choir, 62, °63, °64; Riding Club, 61, °62, °63, °64; Spanish Club, °61, °62, °63, °64; Athletic Association, °61, °62, °63, °64; Boots and Saddle Club, 63, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, 62, °63, 64; Horse Show Team, 63, 64; Vespers Committee, 63. I, Ingrid Hein, do will and bequeath my room to Donna Carter. To “Squeaky” Larkins I leave four memorable years. And now I leave Fairfax with a sad heart for I know that I shall miss it. Ingrid Hein Mr. A. G. Hein FAIRFAX HALL FRANCES PARKE HUBBARD Afton, Virginia Latin Club, °61, °62; Spanish Club, 62, °63, °64; French Club, °62, 64: Glee Club, °63, 64: Athletic Association, 61, °62, °63, °64; Riding Club, ’61, 62, 63, 64. I, Cubby Hubbard, leave Trig class to anyone who likes mathematics better than I. I leave my fun at the stables to Susan Alexander, and I leave my parking space out front to anyone who is lucky enough to use it. Cubby Hubbard Mr. J. F. Hubbard, Jr. CLASS OF 1964 “Need anything down town?” 38 Linda JANE LUBow Bridgeton, New Jersey Intramutralsue 62 OoemO4 a eEtrench = ClubwmO2emN Oo: President, French Club, 64; Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, °64; Riding Club, °62; Athletic Association, °63, °64. I, Linda LuBow, leave to Myra Ficklen all the toast in the world. To Carol Moore, all the wonderful trips to New Jersey. Linda LuBow Mr. C. A. LuBow FAIRFAX HALL 39 ‘Powder fight, anyone? I’m at it again.” HARRIETT ELIZABETH MAIER Evansville, Indiana Intramurals, °63, °64; Athletic Association, 63, °64: Hockey Team, °63; Spanish Club, °63, °64; French Club, °63, °64; CHAIN AND ANCHoRs Staff, °63: Riding Club, °63; May Court, °64. I, Pinky Maier, leave to Kay, Cassie, Kathy, and Paige old room 101. To Barbara Brewster I leave a wonderful senior year. Pinky Maier Mr. H. P. Maier CLASS OF 1964 “Should we?” 40 Mary ANN MCKINNEY Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Spanish Club, °63, °64; French Club, °62; Glee Club, °64; Intramurals, °62, °63, 764; President’s Council, 62, 63, 64. I, Mary Ann McKinney, do will and bequeath to Norrie Baxter my nickname, “Kinney,” and all of my wonderful memories of Fishburne. To Mary Jane Toms I leave my memories of Fairfax, and to Judy Kemp I leave my “smiling weejuns.” Mary Ann McKinney Mr. V. W. McKinney, Jr. FAIRFAX HALL cal Hees “The more snow I shovel, the more snowed I get.” 41 EUGENIA PAGE MOLETTE Orrville, Alabama French Club, °63, °64; Varsity Basketball, °63, °64; Intramurals, 63, °64; Editor, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 64; Athletic Association, 63, 64; Athletic Associa- tion Representative, °64. I, Gena Molette, do hereby will and bequeath the train rides on the “Southerner” to Marty Nunnally; my memories of ring figure to Livy Frederickson; and basketball practice to Mitsy Prichard. I take my wonderful memories of Fairfax with me. Gena Molette Mr. R. C. Molette CLASS OF 1964 “Look, Nancy, only 32 more days.” 49 VALORY ALEXIA ORTH Christiansburg, Virginia President, Freshman Class, °61; Latin Club, °61; President’s Council, “61, °62, °63, °64; Intramurals, 61, °62, °63, °64; Vice President, Sophomore Class, °62; Athletic Association, °62, °63, 64; Treasurer, Spanish Club, °64; Tennis Team, °63; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 63, 64; Student Association Board, 61, °64; President, Student Association, °64; May Queen, °64. I, Val Orth, leave next year to the juniors; Ben Beagle to Annie Harris; Paige Bitner happy and on Dean’s List; ““Wallrus” with two more years to go; and Nancy Biehle, a mail bag without any copies of Newsweek and the “right letter” for everyone. Val Orth Col. Douglas Barnes FAIRFAX HALL 43 “What's the hurry? It’s only 7:31.” BEVERLY JAMES PANDAPAS Blacksburg, Virginia Hall Chatter Staff, °64; Riding Club, 63, °64; Cheer- leader, °63, 64; Athletic Association, 63, 64; Latin Club, °63; Intramurals, 63, °64. I, Bev Pandapas, will to Marty Nunnally my love for S.M.A.; to “Biehle Bug”, my ring figure memories; to Eve, my love for T.G.I.F.; and I take all my memories with me. Bev Pandapas Mr. James J. Pandapas CLASS OF 1964 a4. “But this one is cuter.” “Ts everybody happy?” LESLIE ANN PARKIN Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela National Honor Society, 63, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, 62, °63, °64; Business Manager, Hall Chatter, °64: Fairfax Players, °62, °63, °64; President, Fairfax Players, 63; Glee Club, 62, °63, °64; Choir, °62, 63, 64; Vesper Committee, °62, °63; Spanish Club, 62, °63, °64; Athletic Association, °62, °63, 764; Basketball Team, °63, °64; Intramurals, °62, °63, 764. I, Les Parkin, do hereby will and bequeath the Snack Bar to Betsy. To Laney Jarvis I leave the basketball court and all the fun we shared. F.M.S. and all its memories I leave to Betsy and Norrie, and now I leave. Les Parkin Mr. J. K. Bailey FAIRFAX HALL PAMELA BOWLES PECK Montgomery, West Virginia Vice President, Freshman Class, °61; Treasurer, Sophomore Class, °62; Secretary, Junior Class, °63; Glee Club, °63, °64; Porpoise Club, °64; Fairfax Players, 64; Intramurals, 61, °62, °63, °64; Athletic Association, “61, °62, °63, 64; Choir, ‘63; French Club, °61; Spanish Club, °62, °63, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, 63. I, Pam Peck, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with all boys and love one to anyone who can get away with it. I leave my uke to Leslie who can work on the Kingston boys after I’m gone. To my sister, Candy, I leave another little “‘sis” and a happy senior year. CLASS OF 1964 “Laney, do you have the feeling somebody is watching us?” JENNIFER JOHNSON PLACE New York, N. Y. Secretary, Student Association, °64; Glee Club, °61, 62, °63; Choir, 62, °63; Fairfax Players, 64; Hall Ch atter Staff, °64; Intramurals, °61, °62, °63; Ath- letic Association, 61, 62, °63, °64; French Club, 61, °62; Spanish Club, 62, °63, °64; Riding Club, Ol G2 Osos I, “J.J.” Place, hereby leave to Sue, Carolyn, and Janet room 113, in hopes that they'll find it easier to keep clean. To Linda Johnson I leave my fear of horses. I leave my love of furry rodents to Pam Dinwiddie and her cold feet, and do quietly and happily run home to Ray-Ray. “Ifo We” Plexwe Mr. J. B. Terbell FAIRFAX HALL a7) “Expecting Ray to call tonight, Jennie?” JOHNNIE DIANE RAINES Buckhannon, West Virginia French Club, °64; Intramurals, °64; Athletic As- sociation, °64. I, Dee Dee Raines, leave to Janis Vogel a history of Theta Chi and all of the memories of our trips to West Virginia, and crown her “Queen of Archie’s.” I now leave to go back to West Virginia. Dee Dee Raines Mr. Stephen Raines CLASS OF 1964 “Get out of here, LuBow! Don’t you know it’ Saturday morning?” Mary ELIZABETH ROHMANN Charlottesville, Virginia Intramurals, °63; French Club, °64;: Athletic As- sociation, °63. I, Mary Rohmann, do hereby leave my room to anyone who likes to listen to the cooks’ mumbled conversation early in the morning. I leave my ability not to smoke to anyone who can follow suit. I shall gather all my memories in my suitcase and take them with me. Mary Rohmann Mr. Carl M. Rohmann FAIRFAX HALL “T bet I don’t study like this in Europe this summer.” 49 SAMMIE Carr SAMPLE Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida Intramurals, °63, °64; Athletic Association, °64: President, Ath letic Association, 64; Hockey Team, 64; Junior Varsity Basketball, °63; Varsity Basket- ball, °64; Tennis Team, ’63; Porpoise Club, °63, 64: French Club, 63, °64; Student Association Board, 64; Hall Chatter Staff, 63, °64; May Court, °64. I, Sammie Sample, do hereby will and bequeath my memories of ring figure to Caroline Wilson; the train rides to Fort Lauderdale to Stepheny Powell; and one guinea pig to Gayle Watson and Jeanne Turner. Sammie Sample Mr. Jack A. Dunn CLASS OF 1964 “But, Sam, you have to make a choice.” ELAINE SHEPARD Eaton, Ohio Athletic Association, 61, 62, °63, 64; French Club, 62, °63, 64; Fairfax Players, °63, 64; Vice Presi- dent, Fairfax Players, °63; Intramurals, 61, 62, °63, 64; Glee Club, °61, 63, °64; May Court, 64; May Day Committee, 64; Cheerleader, °61. I, Laney Shepard, do hereby leave the C. O. to Carolyn, Candy, and Mary; to Starr Roach, my rendition of “The Raven,” and I left Martha on the train. Laney Shepard Mr. J. S. Shepard FAIRFAX HALL “You little bundle of pulchritude and beauticious qualities!” ros | — BRONWYN ELIZABETH SHEPHERD Narrows, Virginia French Club, °61; Spanish Club, °62, °63; Intra- murals, 61, 62; Riding Club, 61, °62; Hall Chatter Staff, °62, °63, °64; Fairfax Players, °64; Freshman Chorus, 61. I, Rusty Shepherd, do will and bequeath to Betsy Elsas and Norrie Baxter all the love and cherished memories I have of Fairfax and of Fishburne, in hopes that theirs will give them as much happiness. I also leave four years of my life filled with trials and tribulations but very much satisfaction. “Rusty” Shepherd Mr. Robert S. Shepherd CLASS OF 1964 or no “Well, Steve, they said it couldn’t be done!” “No, you can’t have any of my bubble gum,” II PATRICIA JO SIMPSON Jefferson City, Missouri French Club, °63, °64; Athletic Association, °64; Glee Club, °64; Intramurals, °63, °64. I, Pat Simpson, will my term paper to “Toad,” my bubble gum, which I love dearly, to Ann Willis; and all my toothpaste and shaving cream to Mary Jane, Ann, and Frances. Pat Simpson Mr. W. E. Simpson FAIRFAX HALL Nancy L oulse SMITH Huntsville, Alabama Athletic Association, °63, °64; Fairfax Players, °63, 64; National Honor Society, ’64; Spanish Club, °63, 64; Business Manager, CHAIN AND ANCHORS, 64; Intramurals, °63, 64. I, Nancy Smith, being a true Southerner, do hereby leave Virginia to Dean Gates and return to Ala- bama. To Livy Frederickson and Richard I leave ring figure, and, as Miss Brown will see, I leave without pink hair. Nancy Smith Mr. Jeff D. Smith CLASS OF 1964 Leaving again! SALLIE BECKWITH SMITH Atlanta, Georgia Riding Club, 62; French Club, °62, 63, °64; Intra- murals, “62, °63, °64; Athletic Association, 62, °63, °64; Cheerleader, °62, 63, 64; Glee Club, °62, °63, °64; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 64; May Day Committee, °64. I, Sallie Smith, hereby leave to Norrie Baxter fond memories of “The Southerner.” To Alice Glenn and Lindsey Ison I leave happy times for their remain- ing years at Fairfax Hall. To Betsy Elsas I leave a toast to a good connection between you and the Southland, and to Judy Kemp I leave a bid in a one-card suit. Sallie Smith Mr. Richard P. Smith FAIRFAX HALL Or Jt “Time out for Etta.” MARGARET LEE SwarRT Wheeling, West Virginia Spanish Club, °63, °64; Intramurals, 64; May Court, °64. I, Peggy Swart, will my work of art from S.M.A. to Eve Smith. I leave my calm, tranquil, unexcitable nerves to Sallie Lankford. Peggy Swart Mr. C. M. Swart, Jr. CLASS OF 1964 “Variety is the spice of life.” Mary Kay TAYLOR Halifax, North Carolina French Club, °63, 64; Glee Club, °64; Hall Chatter Staff, 64. I, Mary Kay Taylor, do hereby leave my Southern accent to anyone who thinks she can handle it. I leave all the fun to Martha Frye, Becky Oliver, Gail Thompson, Martha Richardson, and Char Dessauer. Mary Kay Taylor Mr. J. C. Taylor FAIRFAX HALL “How did yall ev-ah figure out that Ah was from the South?” [oy ¢ Sti “Hi, girls!” 58 DIANE LouIsE WALSH McAfee, New Jersey French Club, 63, 64; Intramurals, °63, °64; CHAIN AND ANCHORS Staff, 64. I, Diane Walsh, leave to Leslie Thurston my curls; to Barbara Brewster, my empty coca-cola cup for the train ride to New York; and to Nancy Biehle, a wonderful senior year. Diane Walsh Mr. B. J. Walsh CLASS OF 1964 SHERRY NOREEN WEBB Athens, Tennessee Vice President, Junior Class, °63; Latin Club, °63; Spanish Club, °63, °64; Treasurer, Senior Class, °64: Hall Chatter Staff, °64; May Court, °64. I, Sherry Webb, do solemnly and joyfully leave to live a life of my own, and, aware of the need, do will to Nancy Biehle, alias Fink, my deep admira- tion and loyalty to the people of Waynesboro; my well-kept secrets to Sharon Henderson; and my ability to stay out of trouble to Ione Gates. Sherry Webb Mr. J. Ely Webb FAIRFAX HALL “Sure, it all came from Haney’s! Is there another drug store in town?” 59 ErRNA ELISE WHITE Mount Sterling, Kentucky Treasurer, Freshman Class, °61; Treasurer, Junior Class, °63; French Club, °62, °63, °64; Secretary, French Club, °64; Latin Club, °61, °63; Riding Club, 61, °62, °63, °64; Athletic Association, °61, °62, 63, °64; Vice President, Athletic Association, °64; Intramurals, °61, 62, °63, °64. I, Elise White, do leave to Carolyn White my ability to turn corners in a hurry; to Betsy Elsas I leave any eligible senior at F.M.S.; to Janet Gugel- mann I leave strength to live with “Blossom.” Elise White Mr. L. A. White CLASS OF 1964 “Memories! Let’s clunk!” Mary JANE WILSON Key West, Florida President's Council, 63; Chairman, President’s Council, °64; Riding Club, °63; Vice President, Rid- ing Club, °64; Athletic Association Representative, 64; Spanish Club, °63, 64; Glee Club, °63, °64; Librarian, Glee Club, °64; Treasurer, Student As- sociation, 64; May Court, 64. I, Mel Wilson, will my ability to hunt to Diana Wilkerson; my love of North Carolina to “Toad;” my dear friend in Rowayton, Connecticut, to Pam Dinwiddie, but my memories I will take with me. Mel Wilson Mr. H. E. Wilson FAIRFAX HALL eile “Will the fifth one please step out?” 61 ametee BETH SANDLIN WITCHER Kalamazoo, Michigan French Club, 63, °64; Vice President, French Club, 64; Hall Chatter Staff, °64:; Intramurals, °64. I, Beth Witcher, do hereby bequeath all the oysters in Charlottesville to Marty Nunnally; traumas, ash- trays, and memories to Paula Iverson; and ring figure night I leave to Eve Smith. Beth Witcher Dr. L. E. Mayo CLASS OF 1964 “Here I go singing low!” SARAH BisHoP WooDWARD East Norwalk, Connecticut Athletic Association, °63, °64; Hockey Team, °63, °64; Basketball Team, °63, °64; Tennis Team, 64; Glee Club, °63, °64; Choir, °64; French Club, °63; Intramurals, °63, °64; May Court, °64. I, Sarah Woodward, do will and bequeath to Pam Dinwiddie my trips to Connecticut and back. To Betsy Elsas, Julie Koelle, and Livy Frederickson I leave the long hours of hockey practice, but, most of all, I leave to Miss Tyler my many, many thanks. Sarah Woodward Mr. J. H. Woodward FAIRFAX HALL 63 “No, Mrs. Morrow, I said it was Mother, not Michael.” ! © =e | a HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1964 Our momentous story begins on September 21, 1960. The pioneers of the class of 1964 began leaving their marks on the halls and walls of Fairfa x Hall. This story is composed mainly of char- acters and circumstances with whom and under which the class thrived and survived. This “nonfictional” story unfolds in the room occupied by Elise White. She and Val Orth were constantly mumbling, “First Latin killed the Romans and now it’s killing us!” A voice is heard from the opposite end of the hall—it was only Lynda Gellatly exercising her vocal cords with great gusto. The battle post of the hall was Room 32 where Grant and Lee presided. They were really Laney Shepard and Pam Peck. But they might as well have been Grant and Lee—they fo ught the Civil War enough. Romance was the motto of Jennifer Place and Ingrid Hein. Ingrid had an unusually strong fascination for Gardner McKay and J. J. was frequently spied on at her Monday afternoon rendez: vous. While J. J. and Ingrid indulged in romance, Jill Byrd hit the books and was the first of our class to make the Dean’s List. From the booming metropolis of Afton Cubby Hubbard and Gail Campbell came to join the group. Lastly Rusty Shepherd arrived with her renowned ‘weiner roll.” Thus ends the first chapter of this story. September, 1961, rolled around and the class had some new and unusual additions. Our first was Candy Connors who had “rings on her fingers and bells on her toes” . . . and her roommate, Bette Hankal, noted for her coordination in the pool, as well as around it. Marty Atwood was a real “beat” and was usually found fully clothed in the shower or sitting in the trash can in deep concentration. Another in that category was Mary Ann McKinney who played basketball but not in the way that the rules dictated. Rather unusual! “Eda was here” was the cry one night on third floor wing but, instead of Eda James, Sallie Smith popped out of the shower. She was trying to entertain Les Parkin who had been having trouble con- cerning when and where she should smoke. Linda LuBow was envied by all the girls for her beautiful “‘all year ‘round tan.” While Peppie Harris sewed headbands after light bell Linda was baking under a sunlamp. Another exciting moment on the hall was the night when Susan Goff got so wrapped up in her Junior Life Saving that she tried to get Iris Cudd into a chin carry . . . in the bathtub. 64 As second semester began two new recruits arrived . . . Sara Dienst who had an unusual knack for cleaning trash cans and Kay Bailey who brought a gadget that was a flashlight as well as a blanket vacuum cleaner. She always had to vacuum her blankets after light bell. What a year. .. end of chapter two! Our junior year arrived with a bang. First Pattie Borrison came with her talent for keeping a neat “woom” and then Diane Clark hit the hall with a year’s supply of gym excuses. While those oppressed by Geometry ran to Nancy Smith for help, Susan Ford and Peggy Swart clung to one another for support in the trials and tribulations of their love lives. When we went to town for a slight breather from the old grind we would usually congregate in the Southern, but Sherry Webb had a special attachment for Haney’s and Margie Gibbons found the Man’s Shop quite appealing. Pat Simpson was usually in a tizzy at Newberry’s trying to decide whether to buy Bazooka or Double Bubble. When Saturdays and Sundays came, Sammie Sample usually found herself in a predicament . . three boys but only one Sammie. On the weekdays Diane Walsh tried to convince herself that French isn’t hard and DeeDee Raines was only worried about where she got the dent in the back of her father’s car over the weekend. As the months passed by, the hair went straight and the quantity of make-up applied was scarce. It was as if 177 Frankensteins were walking the halls. At the same time everyone knew something was wrong if Mary Rohmann did not have a smile for someone, or Jill George wasn’t on a horse, or Sarah Woodward wasn’t scoring points, or Beth Witcher wasn’t speaking in a foreign language, or Carolyn Harrell wasn’t on Dean’s List. The infirmary wing has never been the same since Susan Good and Mary Kay Taylor left, a little quieter and more peaceful maybe, but not the same. When the heat was on you could usually find Gena Molette scoring points on the basketball court and Beverly Pandapas cheering the team on with great vigor. While Pinky Maier suffered it out on Senior Hall with Mrs. Thomas Hart Benton and friend, Mel, alias Melfred, Wilson pondered over which of her nightgowns to wear. With our junior class assembled progress was made on junior dance. A few unforeseen acci- dents occurred; the ceiling fell, but all ended well. Chapter three closed with the singing of the Senior Song after Laurel Chain. Chapter four began as the class gathered for our senior year. Plans were made for Ring Figure which was the high point of the year. Miss Brown added a little variety to the usual May Day program by presenting the Shakespearean play, “As You Like It.” As the end of this eventful story is nearing and the class of ’64 stands together for the last time, we can truly say, “Memories are made of this!” 65 The date is June 6, 1979—fifteen years after our graduation. The class of 64 is to gather at the palace of Prince Peter of Greece, where the newly-appointed ambassador, Diane Clark, and the Prince are giving a Ball for the reunion. The F.M.S. military band blares forth with a medley of old favorites. Their chaperons, Rusty Shepherd, Bette Hankal, and Pat Simpson help them tune up with “I Want to Hold Your Hand.” There is some commotion. It seems that Laney Shepard and Pattie Borrison, in spite of their Givenchy gowns, have been sent upstairs because they had no stockings on. Mary Rohmann, who is now teach- ing government at the University of Virginia, asked us if we had heard about Mary Kay Taylor, who is still enjoying her prestige as first lady U.S. astronaut. She fell in love with a moon man. Oh, now we see Jill Byrd, Jill George, Kay Bailey, and Cubby Hubbard come riding in on four Lippizans. They have just come from the Spanish Riding Academy in Vienna. They’re followed by Sara Dienst and Sallie Smith, dressed as Georgia Bulldogs and holding SAE pennants. The stir dies down as Susan Ford, now top model for the House of Dior, begins to tell us that Paris is wonder- ful for the health of her mauve poodle. Susan asks if we had heard that Lynda Gellatly, renowned opera star, had brought the house down at La Scala with “Whatever Linda Wants, Linda Gets.” We are interrupted by Jennie Place, all in black, who is passing a hat to bail Ray-Ray out of jail. He blew up a chemistry lab at the Renlox plant where Elise White and Marty Atwocd are modeling his kiss-proof lipstick. We just got the news that Sarah Woodward, Les Parkin, and Sammie Sample can’t be here because they are playing in the National Basketball tryouts. Beth Witcher, look- ing stunning in her Fairfax nightshirt, tells us about her upcoming engagement at the “Pajaro Negro” in Madrid. Ingrid Hein, in the midst of a group of intellectuals, is answering questions about her Nobel Prize for Science. She is the world’s first horse psychoanalyst. Now we see Peggy Swart and Candy Connors across the room. They are living at a rest home on the Riviera, the only old maids in our class. Gena Molette and Nancy Smith, co-editors of The New York Times, are interviewing Mel Wilson about her recent attempt at elephant-training in India. She’s going back to bull-fighting. 66 Margie Gibbons and Susan Good are out on the lawn, busily fixing the cannon to give Sherry Webb, newly elected Senator from Waynesboro, Virginia, a twenty-one salute. They misfired when they saw Pam Peck, who is still dressed as George Washington, the part she played in the U.S. bi’ centennial celebration in °76. Val Orth, sitting in a corner, is writing letters to Bev Pandapas, whose family have tied her up at home and Diane Walsh, who is working in the U.N. as a French translater, and Gail Campbell who is detained because she’s visiting a group of her Scottish relatives in the highlands. Iris Cudd and Susan Goff are passing out apples from Winchester. Susan is now costume mistress at the Old Vic. Dee Dee Raines is passing out Mountain Dew from her still in West Virginia to go with the apples. Psychiatrist Carolyn Harrell has been telling the whole assemblage about her attempts to dis- suade Pinky Maier from becoming a Greenwich Village Beatnick. She’s trying to grow the world’s longest hair. The band strikes up a gay tune, and Mary Ann McKinney who is working on her Ph.D. at the University of Hawaii, gives us a hula lesson. She is aided by Peppie Harris and Linda LuBow, who are wives in Arab Sheik Abdula-Kamal’s harem. We have danced and danced at this fine ball—and now we are going home again—but not un- til the F.M.S. band plays one final number, “Memories are Made of This.” 67 Janet Gugelmann, Judy Kemp, Miss Fritsche, Stewart Dickson, Ann Harris JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JODY EMP: oc socal ea President ANN Harris Vice President JANET GUGELMA NIN icc site eee sek eo a Secretary STEWART DICKSON Treasurer Miss’ JOANN: PRITSCHIE: 22 2c 5 eee ee eee ee ee ee Sponsor 68 CLASS OF 1965 CoORINNE BARBOUR Martinsville, Virginia Norri£ BAXTER Atlanta, Georgia NAnNcy BIEHLE Cincinnati, Ohio PAIGE BITNER Granville, Ohio KAREN BRASFIELD Adelphi, Maryland BARBARA BREWSTER White Plains, New York CAROLYN BUFFINGTON Wheeling, West Virginia | DONNA CARTER Richmond, Virginia THE JUNIORS Kitty CAYE Cochran, Georgia ELIZABETH CHAMBERS Atlanta, Georgia SUSAN CHARLES Alloy, West Virginia NATALIE COOPER Decatur, Georgia Kay CRAIG Knoxville, Tennessee STEWART DICKSON Virginia Beach, Virginia PAM DINWIDDIE Riverside, Connecticut 70 CLASS OF 1965 FREDA DREWRY Martinsville, Virginia Betsy ELsas Northport, New York EpNA ESPASAS Bayamon, Puerto Rico Myra FICKLEN Greenville, North Carolina OLIVIA FREDERICKSON Mount Jackson, Virginia MARTHA ANN FRYE Athens, Tennessee KATHY GLATFELTER Spring Grove, Pennsylvania 7 THE JUNIORS GRETCHEN GRAVES West Columbia, South Carolina JANET GUGELMANN Slidell, Louisiana PATRICIA HAND Mansfield, Ohio ANN Harris Bronte, Texas PAULA IVERSON Keyser, West Virginia JUDY KEMP Dallas, Texas JULIET KOELLE Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania CLASS OF 1965 CHRISTIE LAMB Caracas, Venezuela HARRIET LEHMAN Charleston, West Virginia SUSAN MILLER Bridgeton, New Jersey CAROL Moore Bridgeton, New Jersey CANDY PECK Montgomery, West Virginia LEIGH PERKINS Atlanta, Georgia CASSIE POHLMAN Orlando, Florida THE JUNIORS SUSAN PRAGER New Haven, Connecticut Mitsy PRICHARD Inverness, Mississippi STARR ROACH Reidsville, North Carolina LINDA RUSSELL Miami Beach, Florida EvE SMITH Salisbury, North Carolina KATHIE SQUIBB Wheeling, West Virginia KATHRYNE TRUESDELL Newberry, South Carolina CLASS OF 1965 MARBETH TURK Baltimore, Maryland JANIS VOGEL Whiting, Indiana CAROLYN WHITE Mount Sterling, Kentucky Kay WHITE Abingdon, Virginia DIANA WILKERSON Sparks, Maryland CAROLINE WILSON Eden, New York SUZANNE WOOTTEN Smyrna, Delaware AD Miss Wade, Leslie Thurston, Lindsey Ison, Nancy Wall, Judy Blanton SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUDY BLANTON csc pe pte eee eee ee ee Ss a President NANCY — WAL Tre Be eee eee ee a eg Vice President LESLIE: “THURSTON seats pee ee ee a Secretary LINDSEY” [SONS Aas apt coerce eee oe ee, oy, Se Treasurer MASS MILDRED «VV AD gion Oe tate ce ee Sponsor (op) CLASS OF 1966 SUSAN ALEXANDER Lexington, Kentucky MarsHA ALLIN Groton, Connecticut Jupy BLANTON Virginia Beach, Virginia JAY BRANSON Charlotte, North Carolina FAYE BRATTEN Virginia Beach, Virginia DIANA BRISK Chester Springs, Pennsylvania MaARILYNN DAHLIN David, Kentucky ANNE Davis Charlotte, North Carolina 7 Y; THE SOPHOMORES CHARLENE DESSAUER Cincinnati, Ohio LORINDA DIVINE New Hartford, New York Patsy DUNN Florence, Alabama ELLYN FELBURN Tuxedo, North Carolina BETTINA GODWIN Rocky Mount, North Carolina Mitzi GRUBB New Tazewell, Tennessee Nancy HARGROVE Virginia Beach, Virginia CLASS OF 1966 PENNI HARMON Cuernavaca, Mexico SHERON HENDERSON Richmond, Virginia SUZANNE HURDLE Elizabeth City, North Carolina LINDSEY ISON Atlanta, Georgia ELAINE JARVIS Ocean City, Maryland LINDA JOHNSON Beachwood, New Jersey DoNNA LANTZ Anchorage, Kentucky THE SOPHOMORES ELAINE LARKINS Cloudland, Georgia MARIANNE LEwISs New York, New York ELIZABETH LIGON Brookeville, Maryland SUSAN LOWERY Brunswick, Maine SUSAN Mayo Portsmouth, Virginia BARBARA MCCUTCHIN Dallas, Texas MARTHA NUNNALLY Atlanta, Georgia CLASS OF 1966 SHARON OCHSMAN Washington, D. C. BECKY OLIVER Nashville, Tennessee BARBARA OSBORNE Anson, Texas JANE PILAND Richmond, Virginia LYNN PLEASANTS Charlotte, North Carolina STEPHENY POWELL Fort Lauderdale, Florida SUSAN POWELL Mansfield, Ohio 81 THE SOPHOMORES MaArRTHA RICHARDSON Greenville, South Carolina DIANE SCHNEIDER Houston, Texas LYNNE SLATTERY Towson, Maryland DRUE SLAUGHTER Easton, Maryland VERONICA STENSBY GaiL THOMPSON Coral Gables, Florida LESLIE THURSTON Virginia Beach, Virginia CLASS OF 1966 JEANNE TURNER Leaksville, North Carolina Nancy WALL Leaksville, North Carolina GAYLE WATSON Steubenville, Ohio Nicky WILKE Caracas, Venezuela ANN WILLIS South Miami, Florida BEcKyY Woops New York, New York GLENNA YOAKUM Tazewell, Tennessee 3 Mary Jane Toms, Jenny McClamroch, Alice Glenn, Debbie England FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS MARY JANE“ OMS ie5 so ctus eee ee Naa yd Anes ee ees ee President JENNY MCCLAMROG ses 25 ee ee Vice President ALICE GLENN G5 cc neta ey 2 REO ree ek Gey eagle eae nr Secretary DEBBIE. ENGLAND taco Se aes ee Pee ees, ot Oa ge ee Treasurer MISS: COLLEEN O81 cs arate = amt gee cee rey ee eri ee Sponsor 84 CLASS OF 1967 LAURIE BEATON Franklin, Virginia LYNN CANNON Sea Cliff, New York CHRISTIE CARRICO Afton, Virginia VICKI CARROLL Springfield, Virginia FRANCES CorRRON Front Royal, Virginia Joyce DICKER Bethesda, Maryland DEBBIE ENGLAND Huntington, West Virginia 86 THE FRESHMEN IONE GATES Charleston, West Virginia CYNTHIA GILLS Roanoke, Virginia ALICE GLENN Atlanta, Georgia LINDA JOERG Glen Gardner, New Jersey LAURA JONES Charleston, West Virginia SALLIE LANKFORD Annapolis, Maryland LINDA LaRKINS Cloudland, Georgia CLASS OF 1967 ANNE LOWREY Burnt Corn, Alabama CoNNIE LYNCH Ocean City, Maryland LINDA MARSHALL Washington, D. C. JENNY MCCLAMROCH Chapel Hill, North Carolina PAGE MCMAHAN Easton, Maryland JACQUI MOELTER Pearisburg, Virginia MARILYN NEATE Richmond, Virginia 88 THE FRESHMEN DIANE NICHOLS Durham, North Carolina GaIL QUEEN Huntington, West Virginia Mary SHEPARD Eaton, Ohio DottTiE THRIFT Waynesboro, Virginia Mary JANE Toms Atlanta, Georgia VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Charles City, Virginia CYNTHIA ZUKER Atlanta, Georgia There’s this tea dance. See! . . . Queen Elizabeth?. . . Senior chain . . . Just those juniors go to the rear of the line... What do we do now?.. . Saturday night at the movies teach on our days off .. . What’s a picnic without food? ... A performance to remember oe EGR. . We don’t fi sy x ee aS � ANIZATIONS 90 91 Seated: Mel Wilson, Jennie Place, Marty Atwood, Val Orth Standing: Mrs. Skene, Sammie Sample, Mary Jane Toms, Judy Blanton, Judy Kemp, Diane Clark, Carolyn Harrell FAIRFAX HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS VAL ORTH 2aecen ca dese Sew Sesteys cosy le eater atm scree President MARTY ATWOOD :22.0- 25: sci cecoue caste ciate sco «eee ee Vice President JENNIFER, PLACE £26 5c5-shscudeaoecesetin ecvacse Sisal aes ee Secretary MEL (WILSON? i .202e23 econ cette ieee estas es Pee ee Treasurer MRS. LILLIAN ‘SR EN Ey c-ctecessccn ote tecccee ice Faculty Advisor MEMBERS OF STUDENT BOARD CAROLYN |HARRELU3.26.,. eee re a Chairman, Vesper Committee DIANE! GLARR 232050, 520 soaee seb sn ote Nice cate ees ep ne ee ee Chairman, Evening Prayers MEL: WILSON fin ick ee ee ere ee ee Chairman, President's Council SAMMIE SAMPLE seta). ore a iar ean Athletic Association Representative DIANE CLARK) ices oes ec eee NEL ee ee oe President, Senior Class Jupy -REMP. iid i oe a President, Junior Class JUDY BLANTON wi... cet ks ee ee President, Sophomore Class MARY JANE, “TOMS: eciccccaccct evs sce eee oo ae ee President, Freshman Class THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Corinne Barbour Elaine Jarvis Anne Davis Mary Ann McKinney Betsy Elsas Jacqui Moelter Peppie Harris Val Orth Candy Peck Reem NES Nee eee ee Oe ey ons ae ie Chairman ee Re i ee ee ee ACen re Mrs. LILLIAN SKENE_ § Seated: Mrs. Skene, Mr. Gates, Mel Wilson Standing: Val Orth, Candy Peck, Betsy Elsas, Elaine Jarvis, Corinne Barbour, Jacqui Moelter, Peppie Harris, Mary Ann McKinney, Anne Davis VESPER COMMITTEE CAROLYN ‘HARRELL. 280%) Bi Se ee eee Chairman DIANE? GLARK Sis ivasct ob Soest ste esee basa apg ane te a Chairman of Evening Prayers Mrs. ELIZABETH G. KENNEDY Miss CoLLeEN Tosi ( Miss MARGARET WILLIS J Mrs. VIRGINIA K. LovING | Fall Semester Members Faye Bratten Janet Gugelmann Judy Kemp Barbara Osborne Glenna Yoakum Spring Semester Members Julie Koelle Kathie Squibb Veronica Stensby Kathryne Truesdell Seated: Faye Bratten, Janet Gugelmann, Glenna Yoakum, Barbara Osborne 94 Standing: Diane Clark, Miss Willis, Carolyn Harrell, Mrs. Kennedy, Judy Kemp — haTI Judy Kemp, Myra Ficklen, Carolyn Harrell, Nancy Smith, Diane Clark, Leslie Parkin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Diane Clark Judy Kemp Myra Ficklen Leslie Parkin Carolyn Harrell Nancy Smith Miss Margaret Willis, Shonsor 95 ge: Front Row: E. Smith, Brewster, Truesdell, Biehle, Bratten, Woodward, Dinwiddie Second Row: Sherwood, Caye, Williams, Divine, Ficklen, Hein, George, Turner Back Row: Gibbons, Cudd, Carter, Goff, Mrs. Skene, Drewry, Bailey, Slaughter, Gellatly THE CHOIR OFFICERS KATHRYNE@T RUESDELU xc.,-ccsbocte aes e eee a President SARAH | WOODWARD so. 2cschs opens cae sia occ ce ee ee Vice President TRIS: CUD: sco ce hin es ee Secretary-T reasurer Mrs. LILLIAN SKENE oc c.cslecs cep: cece obese yockd ore ee ese em Director Miss” GOLLBEN “TOSI -.c2.5itesaeetessaanct ee ke Accompanist MEMBERS Kay Bailey Iris Cudd Jill Geo rge Kathryne Truesdell Nancy Biehle Pam Dinwiddie Margie Gibbons Jeanne Turner Faye Bratten Lorinda Divine Susan Goft Virginia Williams Barbara Brewster Freda Drewry Ingrid Hein Sarah Woodward Donna Carter Myra Ficklen Drue Slaughter Kitty Caye Lynda Gellatly Eve Smith 96 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS SIUSENS TCV 2 tS i, BR apa Te eee OR es Se President Paty nm Gr IP UAUY Le gene eh es hee Le te, Leo | NE eis AO, SEL a a Vice President MARGIERGTERON Ste zee nto he dob. RN ee ee Re ie ah gO Oe Maeda ed Secretary-T reasurer INI RSMEANS OR ENE ihc ion ee OS eee fA Ri an aa aM woo eA DSHS Director MCE: COCR BSTBIS) CUMODS ES 0s ead Ba pe elns nwa cer Gin Nee ae I Accompanist MEMBERS Marty Atwood Lorinda Divine Bette Hankal Pat Simpson Kay Bailey Freda Drewry Peppie Harris Drue Slaughter Norrie Baxter Edna Espasas Ingrid Hein Eve Smith Faye Bratten Myra Ficklen Sheron Henderson Kathie Squibb Barbara Brewster Lynda Gellatly Cubby Hubbard Mary Kay Taylor Jill Byrd Jill George Christie Lamb Kathryne Truesdell Donna Carter Margie Gibbons Mary Ann McKinney Jeanne Turner Kitty Caye Susan Goff Leslie Parkin Gayle Watson Iris Cudd Susan Good Mitsy Pritchard Kay White Marilynn Dahlin Gretchen Graves Susan Prager Virginia Williams Pam Dinwiddie Pat Hand Linda Russell Mary Jane Wilson Front Row: Brewster, Sherwood, Bratten, Goff, Biehle, Prager, Good, Woodward, Dinwiddie, Mrs. Skene Second Row: E. Smith, S$. Smith, Lamb, Truesdell, Russell, Drewry, Graves, Hubbard, Ficklen, Baxter, P. Harris Third Row: Caye, Squibb, E. Shepard, Carter, Byrd, Esapsas, Bailey, V. Williams, P. Peck, Slaughter, George, Turner Back Row: Cudd, Watson, Gibbons, Hankal, M. Wilson, K. White, Divine, Prichard, Gellatly, Parkin, Hein FAIRFAX PLAYERS GAROLYN’ HARRELL. ssc ss-ccelbsseccses sae eee President ANN, HARRIS «250A dc ceencect tensa secon ce Op ns eg ee Vice President DIANE. GLARK 3. 2c 2.803 Seiad a es cathe ae ee Secretary-T reasurer Miss EMIny: Po BROWN 22iieece cc. co 22e- csp desevcott he concen ens at ei eee Sponsor MEMBERS Diane Clark Leslie Parkin Iris Cudd Candy Peck Lynda Gellatly Pam Peck Susan Goff Jennie Place Carolyn Harrell Elaine Shepard Ann Harris Rusty Shepherd Nancy Smith Front Row: Iris Cudd, Pam Peck, Susan Goff, Ann Harris, Lynda Gellatly, Nancy Smith Back Row: Leslie Parkin, Jennie Place, Rusty Shepherd, Diane Clark, Elaine Shepard, Carolyn Harrell, Miss Brown, Candy Peck oe J | a : Barbara Osborne, Ellyn Felburn, Ann Harris, Judy Kemp, Paula Iverson, Miss Willis LATIN CLUB OFFICERS IPMPay TYG icons -settan oe ASU ead et ls RR AP ee, Re NE SPER Cry CERT SNA e a ee Pn President [PSI TRRERLSGEOI S'S A Soke NR See eee On ele SR ie eR eae oe ee Vice President SUICIS TRIES ce ta nsint Fo cn SSA SN 8 00 SS eaera Die oe ae ae Renner ts oO Rca) Secretary-T reasurer rn Were ee ee ol en ot ae Committee Chairmen BARBARA OSBORNE § DTIC Na DNA RE TE ARID ERS Se lel eR eg ROR er ERS eee a CEL alt Sponsor MEMBERS Laurie Beaton Mitzi Grubb Judy Kemp Beverly Pandapas Christie Carrico Nancy Hargrove Susan Lowery Dottie Thrift Anne Davis Ann Harr's Page McMahan Nicky Wilke Debbie England Suzanne Hurdle Susan Miller Glenna Yoakum Ellyn Felburn Paula Iverson Barbara Osborne 99 LinpA LUBow BETH WITCHER DIANE CLARK Paige Bitner Carolyn Buffington Jill Byrd Kitty Caye Elizabeth Chambers Susan Charles Diane Clark Natalie Cooper Kay Craig Iris Cudd Joyce Dicker Beth Witcher, Linda LuBow, Miss Wilson, Elise White, Diane FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS MEMBERS Pam Dinwiddie Ellyn Felburn Myra Ficklen Susan Ford Jill George Susan Goff Gretchen Graves Janet Gugelmann Penni Harman Annie Harris Julie Koelle 100 Sallie Lankford Linda LuBow Elizabeth Maier Linda Marshall Susan Miller Jacqui Moelter Eugenia Molette Carol Moore Mitsy Prichard Diane Raines Starr Roach gus aagiye chen seusen SdeAbbnadaseshadchbnneoays 19akdos coco Sa Re te beg President widduue apa danies Seg Gok Sescdalheags eae noe = a fe A oe Vice President baboawegen sue seu ciosgtaoewesadaena: eta ce sane doce uso-sMMee Ot 22 sem Se Secretary aeoteuisdenesennscsincustsadebadnag agcecs aniataspee sAGpllee we tie aces cs. ee ee Treasurer ee Le ee eR ee Pee ae ne rk a ee ee Sponsor Mary Rohmann Sammie Sample Drue Slaughter Sallie Smith Veronica Stensby Mary Kay Taylor Elise White Beth Witcher SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS eR ere eet Re Ment i tes we ON... Bh ee ee President INMOUGY WALCO cg) ee Ce pe es ge ce) ee a 2 a are Se te Vice President NV Nie (OULG st. 9 2S set eo tf Se oe sere sk Baek eee ee ve Secretary-Treasurer Ralls, APTOS! VET MOLD UG gle cs acne. Reade esis ee ee eS AGS tl Se ae Sponsor MEMBERS Marty Atwood Freda Drewry Elaine Jarvis Candy Peck Peggy Swart Norrie Baxter Patsy Dunn Linda Johnson Pam Peck Kathryne Truesdell Judy Blanton Betsy Elsas Judy Kemp Leigh Perkins Marbeth Turk Jay Branson Edna Espasas Christie Lamb Jennie Place Janis Vogel Barbara Brewster Myra Ficklen Donna Lantz Lynn Pleasants Sherry Webb Lynn Cannon Olivia Frederickson Harriet Lehman Cassie Pohlman Carolyn White Donna Carter Kathy Glatfelter — Liz Ligon Stepheny Powell Nicky Wilke Elizabeth Chambers Bettina Godwin Anne Lowrey Susan Powell Virginia Williams Diane Clark Janet Gugelmann — Elizabeth Maier Gail Queen Caroline Wilson Frances Corron Pat Hand Mary Anne McKinney Martha Richardson Mary Jane Wilson Marilynn Dahlin Penni Harmon Diane Nichols Linda Russell Rebecca Weods Joyce Dicker Carolyn Harrell Becky Oliver Mary Shepard Suzanne Wootten Stewart Dickson Peppie Harris Val Orth Lynne Slattery Sara Dienst Ingrid Hein Barbara Osborne Nancy Smith Lorinda Divine Cubby Hubbard Les Parkin Kathie Squibb Val Orth, Nicky Wilke, Miss Preston, Edna Espasas, Carolyn Harrell 101 GENAUMOLETTE: «32 ee ee ee Editor STAFF Sue Goff Peppie Harris Ann Harris Pinky Maier Mitsy Prichard MISSSO WANN MARK Seeger eee eee Faculty Advisor GENA MOLETTE Editor eS Ne es Seated: Susan Goff, Miss Marks, Gena Molette Standing: Pinky Maier, Ann Harris, Peppie Harris, Mitsy Prichard 102 THE 1964 CHAIN ANCHORS |. INAR CY ROMI Fae ers eae oe Business Manager STAFF Iris Cudd Val Orth Sara Dienst Sallie Smith Olivia Frederickson Diane Walsh NANCY SMITH Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF Nancy Smith, Sara Dienst, Val Orth, Livy Frederickson, Sallie Smith, Diane Walsh 103 Seated: Jarvis, Good, Gellatly, Harrell , Shepherd, Place, C. Wilson THE HALL | i a) sais Standing: Pleasants, Bufhngton, Borrison, S. Smith, Sample, Taylor, Gibbons, Witcher, A. Harris, George CAROLYN HARRELL Editor Mr. Harry NASH Editor—CAROLYN HARRELL Reporters Pattie Borrison Carolyn Bufhngton Lynda Gellatly Jill George Nancy Hargrove Ann Harris Jennie Place Sallie Smith Beth Witcher Glee Club and Choir Margie Gibbons Class Reporters Elaine Jarvis Judy Kemp Lynn Pleasants Sammie Sample Rusty Shepherd Caroline Wilson Sports Kay Bailey Karen Brasfield Susan Good Mary Kay Taylor pater ston $8 Aes C4 Faculty Advisor CHATTER ie Judy Kemp, Elizabeth Ligon, Sara Dienst, Judy Blanton, Les Parkin, Linda LuBow, Beverly Pandapas Les PARKIN Business Manager Business Manager—LEs PARKIN Judy Blanton Liz Ligon Christie Carrico Linda LuBow Sara Dienst Beverly Pandapas Judy Kemp Dottie Thrift ye ge ce ieee : e ecoseesne i SR A A NT ‘ 107 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Front Row: Candy Connors, Kay Bailey, Elise White, Sammie Sample Back Row: Miss Tyler, Lynda Gellatly, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Blackburn OFFICERS SAMMIE: SAMPLE 22. ceseiets shell ee Se ee es ee President Etigtes W ITE Sse8 ee 33 2 ee Oe Sey lo ee Fe tee genes eee ee eae ee Vice President KAY: BATCBY co6 ccc he coats Uae ee gee eed ee a We en ce ae Secretary CANDY. CONNORS: {5 8 7 0 ec Te ee) ee ge ee ee Treasurer OARA -DIENST Jf se sii. 65n. sc noc Selene ate ne gee A President, Porpoise Club LYNDA GELLATLY® 2225) reece ees ae ee ee es President, Riding Club KAY; BAUGBY aise 5 eo ees eee ee President, Boots and Saddle Club Miss ALLENE TYLER Mrs. J. Ke BLACKBURN }-=- = ee a re ACES See NE eee OAL SAMIR oe BO Sponsors Mrs. Davin H. ParKER} 108 THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Marty Atwood Kay Bailey Corinne Barbour Norrie Baxter Nancy Biehle Paige Bitner Judy Blanton Pattie Borrison Karen Brasfield Faye Bratten Jill Byrd Donna Carter Diane Clark Candy Connors Kay Craig Sara Dienst Stewart D’ckson Pam Dinwiddie Betsy Elsas Edna Espasas Ellyn Felburn Myra Ficklen Susan Ford Olivia Frederickson Lynda Gellatly Jill George Margie Gibbons Kathy Glatfelter Alice Glenn Susan Goff Susan Good Janet Gugelmann Bette Hankal Carolyn Harrell Ann Harris Ingrid Hein Sheron Henderson Cubby Hubbard Paula Iverson Elaine Jarvis Linda Johnson Judy Kemp Juliet Koelle Christie Lamb Elizabeth Ligon Linda LuBow Mary Ann McKinney Barbara McCutchin Elizabeth Maier Susan Miller Jacqui Moelter Eugenia Molette Marty Nunnally Valory Orth Barbara Osborne Beverly Pandapas Leslie Parkin Candy Peck Pam Peck Jennie Place Cassie Pohlman Susan Prager Mitsy Prichard Mary Rohmann Linda Russell Sammie Sample Elaine Shepard Pat Simpson Lynne Slattery Nancy Smith Sallie Smith Kathie Squibb Marbeth Turk Janis Vogel Nancy Wall Carolyn White Elise White Diana Wilkerson Caroline Wilson Mary Jane Wilson Sarah Woodward Suzanne Wootten Glenna Yoakum THE HOCKEY ‘TEAM git Front Row: Marty Atwcod, Pinky Maier, Sarah Woodward, Elise White, Janet Gugelmann Back Row: Diana Wilkerson, Betsy Elsas, Livy Frederickson, Candy Connors, Bette Hankal, Sammie Sample, Julie Koelle, Pattie Borrison DARAH WOODWARD s-ceoecei ss eucs. song eg ee ee Captain Miss- ALLENE ¢CY LER 2s 2020 ee ere ee 2 ee ee ee Coach MEMBERS Marty Atwood Bette Hankal Pattie Borrison Julie Koelle Candy Connors Pinky Maier Betsy Elsas Sammie Sample Livy Frederickson Elise White Janet Gugelmann Diana Wilkerson Sarah Woodward 110 CHEERLEADERS y Sallie Smith, Sheron Henderson, Jacqui Moelter, Beverly Pandapas, Alice Glenn, Candy Peck, Norrie Baxter, Glenna Yoakum CPANEL ES MIS Sk Tete he Ac ere es EE Oh Ok BORN Ts Oe Head Cheerleader Norrie Baxter Jacqui Moelter Alice Glenn Beverly Pandapas Sheron Henderson Candy Peck Glenna Yoakum ALTERNATES Joyce Dicker Anne Lowrey 11] BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB oe Ingrid Hein, Diana Wilkerson, Mrs. Parker, Ka SS B y Bailey, Jill George KAY BABY 22 coer Eade cote eee President DIANA’ (WILKERSON) febeces UY sone ee eee he Vice President DIANA” BRISK? ee cccsoupvazsck ee 2S ere ae Rt ee ee an Secretary-T reasurer Mrs, .DAvib HL PARRER 2 o2o2, f tasccccg erences abe ree eer eae Sponsor MEMBERS Kay Bailey Jill George Diana Brisk Ingrid Hein Diana Wilkerson ihe. LYNDA GELLATLY MEL WILSON Kay BAILEY DIANA BRISK Mrs. Davip H. PARKER Susan Alexander Marsha Allin Kay Bailey Corinne Barbour Pattie Borrison Karen Brasfield Carolyn Bufington Jill Byrd Lynn Cannon Elizabeth Chambers Candy Connors Anne Davis Joyce Dicker Lynda Gellatly, Freda Drewry Patsy Dunn Lynda Gellatly Jill George Bettina Godwin Gretchen Graves Penni Harmon Carolyn Harrell Peppie Harris Ingrid Hein Lindsey Ison Paula Iverson Elaine Jarvis - ce RIDING CLUB eer ee: OFFICERS MEMBERS Linda Johnson Laura Jones Judy Kemp Julie Koelle Christie Lamb Sallie Lankford Elaine Larkins Linda Larkins Harriet Lehman Marianne Lewis Susan Lowery Anne Lowrey Linda Marshall 113 Mel Wilson, Kay Bailey, Mrs. Parker Jenny McClamroch Page McMahan Marilyn Neate Diane Nichols Marty Nunnally Sharon Ochsman Becky Oliver Beverly Pandapas Jennie Place Gail Queen Lynne Slattery Eve Smith Kathie Squibb Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Gail Thompson Mary Jane Toms Jeanne Turner Janis Vogel Gayle Watson Nicky Wilke Diana Wilkerson Ann Willis Mary Jane Wilson Suzanne Wootten Cindy Zuker Christie Carrico Cubby Hubbard THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM MARTY ATWOOD asccenicstesernts emesis gte iveenleenc. SARE Gy eat cn te ee Captain MISS “ALLEN Be VER coer es leet reel Coach MEMBERS Marty Atwood Mitsy Prichard Kay Bailey Sammie Sample Margie Gibbons Nancy Wall Eugenia Molette Sarah Woodward Eugenia Molette, Sammie Sample, Mitsy Prichard, Marty Atwood, Margie Gibbons, Nancy Wall, Sarah Woodward 114 JUNIOR VARSITY Paige Bitner Myra Ficklen Ann Harris Suzanne Hurdle Elaine Jarvis BASKETBALL Judy Kemp Julie Koelle Linda LuBow Barbara Osborne Leslie Parkin Front Row: Ann Harris, Suzanne Hurdle, Linda LuBow, Paige Bitner, Julie Koelle Back Row: Myra Ficklen, Judy Kemp, Elaine Jarvis, Barbara Osborne, Leslie Parkin PORPOISE CLUB OFFICERS SARA “DIENT. o::-cco-deceueactocacsanes=tEesieae cena ey ee cess ee ate President BETSY. ELSAS 2 .2jecestueectiag ii eae pee gee, ee Vice President NORRIE® BAXTER oo. fobs lies Savor cet lesfOee e eeee Secretary CANDY PEORY cst scas sanseucicceeciyic cceatet oc asbi 9S ve eve es 1 Treasurer Mrs. Los: BLACKBURN cc, ccege so oe ese tee Sponsor MEMBERS Marty Atwood Bette Hankal Norrie Baxter Donna Lantz Elizabeth Chambers Harriet Lehman Sara Dienst Candy Peck Stewart Dickson Pam Peck Betsy Elsas Starr Roach Martha Frye Sammie Sample Nancy Smith Seated: Pam Peck, Marty Atwood, Nancy Smith, Martha A. Frye, Harriet Lehman, Donna Lantz, Bette Hankal, Sammie Sample, Stewart Dickson, Elizabeth Chambers, Starr Roach Standing: Candy Peck, Norrie Baxter, Betsy Elsas, Sara Dienst What is the decision? ... Mrs. Parker, you’re out of uniform! ... Well, of course, I added right .. . The cheerio kid .. . Fore! .. . Hockey, sockey . . . It’s the crab. . . Censored 119 SEPTEMBER The opening days of every school year are always filled with fun and frolic. September of 1963 was no exception. The golden leaves of autumn. Picnic at Coyner Springs food for all. Fishburne entertains at the an- nual tea dance. New girls strike up lasting friendships. Athletic Association entertains with pajama party in the gym. Food! And more food! Even the faculty members enjoy every bite. FALL HORSE SHOW 1963 On a cold windy day in November the Fairfax Hall Riding Club held its annual fall show. The judge was Mr. Jack Carpen- ter of Greenwood, Virginia, and ringmaster was Mr. Aubrey B. Layton of Fairfax Hall. Miss Nancy M. Fowler took part in her last horse show as riding instructor at Fairfax Hall. She was succeeded by Mrs. David H. Parker of Stuarts Draft. The officers of the Boots and Saddle Club discuss the plans for the show. Diana Brisk, Secretary-Treasurer, won the Boots and Saddle Club Perpetual Trophy. WASHINGTON The Washington Trip ...a must for every Fairfax girl. Let’s knock and ask for the president. Early to bed, early to rise they're off! S’pose it’s really dangerous? It was George W.’s birthday. What could be more appropriate than a song? Come on; let’s get a seat by the window. Thousands and thousands of steps. Standing on the corner. Our nation’s Capitol. FALL PLAY My £ : : 7 2 : “What have you done this time?” 1”? eLlappinesssic aes anenemene! The Fairfax Players presented ALICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE A comedy in three acts by Sir James Barrie Directed by Emily F. Brown November 4, 1963 The family portrait Tea for two and two for tea! 124 SENIOR RING FIGURE November 16, 1963 OFFICERS Diane lar as aceeeeeee eae Peters oe fee President Bette, Hankal neater ents riers Vice-President JR Boyds eee oe Seen tc cee tye ee eee ne Secretary lier yar VV ebb gear. erste at ee per Treasurer VAT CUP OF DUlCh wane Dancing all night. A long white dress. A warm reception. ... The thrill of being a senior. .. . “Memories are made of this!” i = fo = = A = Vud = ®) 2S Tey Cea) a 8 Os eaten: n ob silge) [mec cS) ome” 45) OSS) Be) Laney py ae) be gk Wake SS — cee eat Eo qe) S sO 3 e) aes Vox” a 6 u el Sy TS) Oreo 1 Gos oS HO ss ys of school Miss Marks issues books to students During the opening da all the ilways helps us find just the book d Cheairs we need. Mts. he 4 t = o be Es S M4 ce x Dr. Jack Noffsinger, pastor of Knollwood Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, was welcomed to Fairfax Hall as Religious Emphasis Week speaker on January, 14, 15, and 16. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK “Big sisters” come in handy and are always ready to help the new girls. MAY QUEEN Miss VALORY ALEXIA ORTH Christiansburg, Virginia MAIDS OF HONOR Miss Marty ATWoop Ferguson, Missouri Miss JENNIE PLACE New York, N. Y. THE MAY COURT See ce ee TOT TT RE oe S _ - rte cnc nnn ic SC Laurie Beaton (Page), Sherry Webb, Elaine Shepard, Lynda Gellatly, Ashley Smith (Crown Bearer), Susan Ford, Candy Con- nors, Sammie Sample, Jennie Place (Maid-of-Honor), Valory Orth (Queen), Marty Atwood (Maid-of-Honor), Sarah Wood- ward, Peppie Harris, Peggy Swart, Katherine Gates (Train Bearer), Mary Jane Wilson, Diane Clark, Elizabeth Maier, Connie Lynch (Page). MAY DAY PAGEANT Laurie Beaton, Page, reading Proclamation from Queen Valory. May Pole Zaton PAO) C) 1NOR TBR “But, for the bloody napkin?” . . . “Sweet are the uses of adversity.” ... “I beseech you, punish me not with your hard thoughts. But let your fair eyes and gentle wishes go with me to my trial.” . . ‘“Assuredly the thing is to be sold.” .. . “Wear this for me, one out of suits with fortune, that could give more, but that her hand lacks means.” . . . “Therefore, you clown, abandon.” . . . “Young gentle- men, your spirits are too bold for your years.” . . . “And I for Ganymede!” Miss CONSTANCE Iris Cupp Harlan, Kentucky APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS 132 THE LAUREL CHAIN 133 STUDENT DIRECTORY A lexancers OUSA ii ase eee reer Huntertown Road, Route 4, Versailles, Kentucky Allins Marsha ssuemees aeeeer es 127 Colony Road, Mumford Cove, Groton, Connecticut FAT WOOG.s Martlia 2 nea entree ee ee 118 South Clay Avenue, Ferguson, Missouri Bailey. Kays ree eicee reece tear soe mre are 1026 Big Bethel Road, Hampton, Virginia Barbour, Corinne ee 1119 Knollwood Place, Martinsville, Virginia Baxter NGttic cere 3288 E. Wood Valley Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Beaton: Laurie sss ee ere ee aoe 2 erences 1300 Clay Street, Franklin, Virginia BiehlessNancy. eee epee 6262 Crestview Place, Cincinnati, Ohio Bitner: Paige 2s23 eran eee eee 436 Thornewood Drive, Granville, Ohio Blanton) uc yeeuecwesenee eerie eet en ee 1313 Rolfe Lane, Virginia Beach, Virginia Borrisons battions-) aes 1111 Cambridge Street, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Bratison | ayes ee ee eee 819 Hempstead Place, Charlotte, North Carolina Brasheld® Waren: tees eee eee 2009 Wooded Way, Adelphi, Maryland Bratten, Fa yer nectseanvee eee ed anne 104 Linkhorn Drive, Virginia Beach, Virginia Brewster batbal ds eee 26 Harvard Court, White Plains, New York Brisk; SD ianacs: vege he eeetee eee eoe R.D. 1, Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Buflingtons a roly 11sec eee ee tee eee Shawnee Hills, Wheeling, West Virginia Byrd Jill oc oe ea eae ae a, A ie Re eee Box 55, Akron, Indiana Gampbell®: Gail Seas. e, eeee eeeaeeeee 144 DuPont Boulevard, Waynesboro, Virginia Gannon SLyiitieesecser ee ee eee 80 Ransom Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York Garrico, @hristie:. 2. 2.1 ee ee ese Route 1, Box 224, Afton, Virginia Carroll eV icki eee ee renee ee 5200 Ravensworth Road, Springfield, Virginia Carter Donita 22 aa Apt. 914, 5100 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Gays Kitt ysacce i cree piece rg ee ee ee eee oe Box 31, Cochran, Georgia Chambers: Elizabcthie ewe ee 101 Blackland Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Gharles Susans cet 8 oe eneeee e Box 157, Alloy, West Virginia Clark? Diane ee ee oe eee 107 Hilldale Avenue, Ormond Beach, Florida Connors Candy = sees neers 5236 Macomb Street, N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Coopers Na talicnar css t: ameesceree teens 2374 Timber Ridge Court, Decatur, Georgia Gorron’ Francesityiccs oo ee ee re ee eee Box 903, Front Royal, Virginia Craigs Kaystecercatc eee ees erg ee 4301 Hiawatha Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee Cudd.t [ieee ee a i Ne ee gee oe eet Box 751, Harlan, Kentucky Dahlin’ Mariliyrin sete: cates sete een ae are ee eee ee David, Kentucky Davis Antich eae =] eee 1634 Queens Road, West, Charlotte, North Carolina Dessauer, Charlene..........2.2.2::::ssecsececeseeeseeeeseeesee---s--- 3459 Section Road, Cincinnati, Ohio DickerieJoyceme cee ese ace ac ee eee 7400 Glenbrook Road, Bethesda, Maryland Dickson 2 Ste warten eee ets ee eee 1304 Rolfe Lane, Virginia Beach, Virginia Dienst’ Sara) te 22 WV alton Waysen Upustamc scold Dinwiddies Pamelaises cs. eee eee 15 Miltiades Avenue, Riverside, Connecticut Divine’ Lorinda.) ee Graffenburg Road, R.D. 1, New Hartford, New York 134 TOPE WE Va Le hae ene ae mene Sea nee UP 813 Parkview Avenue, Martinsville, Virginia Dis a tri cig ee meee ee Ree Par ee 615 Riverview Drive, Florence, Alabama Blsase Betsy ames eee ene Yo Granville, Carriage Lane, Northport, L.I., New York Eng ance ebpices eee eee ie. 320 — 13th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia ESD asds elias ice eee een ae mee ee ete Apartado 897, Bayamon, Puerto Rico Fie Urge CLL y ry ewes terete ae re ere ede tee Tuxedo, North Carolina Pecilery 4 My ra oat enee er te ee eee Ayden Road, Route 2, Greenville, North Carolina GLO ousalicn oe ore et eee ees ie ae 1502 Big Cove Road, S.E., Huntsville, Alabama PR CCOCTICKSON: OLIVia pe eee ee ede) oa ee eee Box 172, Mount Jackson, Virginia ives Viasat tae Ni) eatery 7 re Se eee ee 207 Forest Avenue, Athens, Tennessee CFALES LO Generac reeds chair oe ee, Ae ae 807 Cedar Road, Charleston, West Virginia SL lETa a MB eah ie calc ot eae 7153 Roycrest Place, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CREOL Veo [11 eeeeee ail Se neee Seeley, onc een, NAR as pen) Farmington, Pennsylvania Gribponiss: Mat jorie sees ene ee 215 Highland Avenue, Lenoir, North Carolina ils (Gynthia ees meee eee emer 1917 Blenheim Road, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia Crlattelter = Kathy see meena eats ele oe ees “The Farm”, Spring Grove, Pennsylvania Senne cee meee weer ae te wie 2638 Rivers Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia CO Win a DC ULL a aan eaten fag See ess Box 294, Rocky Mount, North Carolina Croft SOUSA 1) eens te eee so teeta Box 326, Southern Pines, North Carolina CJOOdOUsa tl eeuiegen tre meteetere ee os oe Hatchery Road, Hackettstown, New Jersey GraveseGictchen swe ee 1440 Mohawk Circle, West Columbia, South Carolina Girne Vii ai eee eee emt Roce eee ee te Box 45, New Tazewell, Tennessee Crugelina nti lances aera ore ee eee.) Route 2, Box 259A, Slidell, Louisiana (Summer) Aarwangenstrasse 12, Langenthal, Switzerland lorie patric) asemeyer tea ee ee We 619 Austin Road, Mansfield, Ohio Taatica (e bet ewe ee een, Mie tee ene Ln 8 Ad Box 88, DeLand, Florida PlarOtOVermN Alice ie cee eae et eee renee 79 Farragut Street, Portsmouth, Virginia PMarmon shen nisin see eer es ak Apartado 672, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico Hegel LOr veal. oe ee ee 89 Montgomery Circle, Carmi, Illinois Une fg i Ye Waly tc 0-2, dr yey igs ieee a ep a re a eer Harris Drive, Bronte, Texas Dlattisel ep pice ete as 840 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, Lantana, Florida Jesh, 1bey egw ele lene ge De Se ens enn 4408 Mayapan Drive, La Mesa, California Pence rsonsONer On. Sennen tee ete 8632 Chippenham Road, Richmond, Virginia lekilor eres (Giuleley oe) 2) 2 te ase 0 ne np eee See ae eel R.F.D. 1, Afton, Virginia Hurdle, Suzanne................ 100 West Ehringhaus Street, Elizabeth City, North Carolina TON s LAN Ge you se sae eens) Serta ee SOUR hw Feo 5d,” 3397 Rilman Road, Atlanta, Georgia Tversorme aula ee tee ee ea ee 116 South Mineral Street, Keyser, West Virginia Jarvise Plaines: 2 seers eee eee be 57th Street Beach Highway, Ocean City, Maryland JOeromLindawen teem ce ek ee ees Box 150, Glen Gardner, New Jersey Jobnsonmiticdasceeeene ole re yoke 233 Mermaid Avenue, Beachwood, New Jersey Jones s Aura eee ee oer ag See 1234 Staunton Road, Charleston, West Virginia Kein oe | UCiy se meen tes Stee one ey Seek oe yee 10330 Strait Lane, Dallas 29, Texas KOcUem |Ulictiee re ere nee es 522 Fishers Road, Byrn Mawr, Pennsylvania 135 We, the senior class of Fairfax, pass to you this laurel chain . . . Fairfax’s Juliet . . . Our leader Saturday night . . . The pride of 63 . . . Goodbye tears . . . Best memories of a class... 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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 141 THANKSYOU for the privilege of serving you QUICK-LIVICK, INC. Charter Bus Service Anywhere in Virginia 708 C Street STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Dial TU 6-3560 Ronnie Mahanes Florist “A favorite of Fairfax’ Best Wishes WAYB WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Congratulations to The Senior Class of Fairfax Hall 1964 “The Sports Voice of the Valley” 1490 KC MBS 142 LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Building Supplies 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 28189 Waynesboro, Virginia 143 j Thanksgiving night and we toast marshmallows . . . Please, Miss Marks, just one more . . . Destination: Fishburne . . . Sticky but good . . . Tally Ho the fox... Do blondes really have more fun? BEST WISHES! VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 144 CoMPLIMENTS OF Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 434 West Main Street | = Boy play Who Care” IT'S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX WH 3-3536 GARMENTS ————_ YS eee Compliments Compliments of of WAYNESBORO CREAMERY WALTERS WHOLESALE, INC. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 145 Best Wishes To The Class of 1964 Lakeview Plantation Lua, Mississippi Mrs. Hallie P. Sample (Sammie’s mother) Good Wishes to Congratulations Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Taylor The 1964 Senior Class (Mary Kay’s parents) Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Wilson (Caroline’s parents) HALIFAX, NoRTH CAROLINA EDEN, NEw York 146 Play more - Live longer . .. This is the Sports Age PRES BROWN’S SPORT SHOP PeQOes Boxes?! 4 West Washington Street HObart 3-5587 Lexington, Virginia —, “Pres Delivers the Goods” — 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 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 THE HUMPHRIES PRESS, INC. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing Office Furniture and Supplies 147 Congratulations from rernula 3 Distinctive Woman’s Apparel 327 West Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CORNER HARDWARE SPORTS CENTER Toys and Gifts We Deliver WH 2-8229 Best Wishes from Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Nichols, Jr. (Diane’s parents) DuRHAM, NorTH CAROLINA 148 WHITE’S FASHION CENTER ‘Fashion for the Whole Family” 417 West Main Street W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Wayne Welding “The House of Service” 105 West Main Street W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to The Senior Class The Faculty and The Students of Fairfax Hall — Mr. and Mrs. Adolf G. Hein (Ingrid’s parents) La Mesa, CALIFORNIA 149 BETWEEN YOU AND ME, THE FINEST THING IN THE WORLD IS A SARGENT SADDLE SARGENT SADDLERY 102 Fifth Street, N.E. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Best Wishes FISHBURNE AND SON to W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Fairfax Hall Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics, Toilet Goods Photographic Supplies DAVIS CUT RATE DRUG LOC ore eAcente Visit Our Soda Fountain 150 Get To Know WAY NESBORO QUICKEST THROUGH THE PAGES OF THE CGapnesbora News-Virginian WH 28213 Bread line . . . Just us Alabamians . . . Guess who? .. . Who? Me?... 10:15 .. . The three muske- teers... Yellow roses of Texas... Are you sure it’s coke?.. . An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Compliments BARNWELL COMPANY Main Street Building. Phone WH 3-4201 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Esp 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) 153 Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE WaAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA GROSSMAN’S Compliments W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA of Distinctive Woman's Apparel HANEY’S PHARMACY, INC. 412 Main Street WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Reach for Batter Whipped Sunbeam Bread Chanel Lanvin Russell Stover Candies VALLEY BAKERIES “We welcome student charge accounts” W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 154 C. E. Webb J. 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) Fairfax Hall Is supplied with milk from the Early Dawn Co-operative Dairy, Inc. a PHONE WH 2-8137 FamRFAX 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 Compliments of Waynesboro Retail Jewelers M. and R. JEWELERS MILLERS JEWELERS JEWEL BOX HODGES JEWELERS Compliments of Virginia Holsum Bakeries, Inc. VERONA, VIRGINIA Bakers of Holsum Sof-Twist Bread WAYNESBORO FLORIST 214 DuPont Boulevard W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WH 2-8125 Fresher, More Fashionable Flowers Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Harris Bronte, TExas (Ann’s parents) Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY “Your one-stop shopping center’’ Compliments of Blue Ridge Grocery Company, Inc. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Conner Produce Company, Inc. 1000 Jefferson Strect LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Senior Class J. L. Barksdale Furniture Corp. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 158 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1964 Mr. Mrs. B. G. Cudd (Iris’ parents) Hartan, KENTUCKY 159 Compliments of FRANK KERBY AND SONS 218 Arch Avenue W£AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments BEST WISHES Dr. and Mrs. Milton C. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Byrd (Patsy’s parents) (Jill’s parents) FLORENCE, ALABAMA AKRON, INDIANA ; 160 Pe How’s that for a follow through? .. . Rag doll . . . Evening dress or pajamas? .. . And snow... And snow... And snow... And snow... And snow... And snow. Congratulations to The Senior Class of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul Maier (Pinky’s parents) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 161 Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 SHEPARD FARMS R. R. 2 Eaton, Onto (Elaine and Mary’s parents) 162 Herff Jones Company Manufacturers of Fairfax Hall Official Class Rings ViRGINIA REPRESENTATIVE James L. Deck P. O. Box 4735 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA W. C. Dykes Cosmopolitan Travel Service Insurance Agency Hotel Stonewall Jackson “Your Protection is our Profession” 204 Second Street STAUNTON, VIRGINIA COcHRAN, GEORGIA THI 35.-0323 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dykes Bermuda, Europe, and the World (Kitty Caye’s parents) 163 Good Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harrell L. Perkins (Leigh’s parents) ATLANTA, GEORGIA 164 Best Wishes to the Class of °64 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Iverson (Paula’s parents) Keyser, WEST VIRGINIA Good Luck to the Senior Class of °64 Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bailey (Kay’s parents) Hampton, VIRGINIA DAYLIGHT LAUNDRY and 2-hr. Quick wash laundermat Family Wash and Thrifty Wet Wash Complete Service for Everyone Pick-up Delivery W Hitehall 2-8331 236-240 Arch Avenue at Short Street Compliments ot Mr. Mrs. James E. Kemp, Sr. (Judy’s Parents) Da.ias, TExas 166 THE GENERAL WAYNE MOTOR INN WaAYNESBORO, 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 : PEN NSYLVANIA AL’S CAB W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WH 2-8245 Congratulations Gravely Waynesboro Company W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ochsman and Family (Sharon’s family) WASHINGTON, D. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Swart, Jr. (Peggy’s parents) WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS to the TO SENIOR CLASS of 1964 CHAIN AND ANCHORS Edna, Rafael and FROM A Gabriel Espasas FRIEND BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO 168 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 and Gratitude Expressed to the Faculty of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Parkin and Family (Les’ family) Compliments of CASKIE PAPER CO., INC. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the students and faculty of FAIRFAX HALL Poly-Scientific Division LITTON PRECISION PRODUCTS, INC. (Bev Pandapas’ parents) BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA 169 BEST WISHES tor a PAPRYeandeoU@C@hosh Ear Uih GE to the girls of °64 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paul Connors (Candy’s parents) BetHespa, MARYLAND 170 BEST WISHES cLOMEELE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 A FRIEND WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE Compliments of JOHN W. GARBER 132 N. Wayne Avenue Plumbing and Heating Co. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 424 North Delphine Avenue , Whitehall 2-8283 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of [Tae “For Feminine Fashions of Distinction” 401 W. Main Street WayYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 71 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Smith (Nancy’s parents) HuNTSvILLE, ALABAMA 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 KINSER’S ESSO STATION Hardware — Paints Zenith Color T.V. AND China — Gifts HERTZ RENT-A-CAR Appliances Sporting Goods | = HAMILTON- COOK sid COOK 705 East Main Street 500 North Delphine Avenue W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 145 North Wayne Avenue WH 373586 WH 2-1453 WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments Charles Lafferty and Sons of “Electrical Contractors” HYMAN’S 173 Congratulations to the 1964 Senior Class from Goffolly Farm Mr. and Mrs. William A. Goff and Family (Susie’s family) SOUTHERN Pines, NortH CaAro.ina 174 Our Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall and the Senior Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Smith (Sallie’s parents) ATLANTA, GEORGIA success and happiness forevermore The George A. Biehles (Nancy’s parents) CINCINNATI, OHIO Congratulations, Class of °64 and Best Wishes for your Future DICKSON REALTY MORTGAGE SERVICES VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Real Estate Sales, Rentals — Insurance — Mortgages — Appraisals Juanita and Talbott Dickson (Stewart’s parents) We wish for the Class of 64 Ames and Webb, Inc. “Paving since 1933” NorFo._k, VIRGINIA (Faye Bratten’s Dad) Best Wishes to The Senior Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Toms (Mary Jane’s parents) ATLANTA, GEORGIA 176 Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. George (Jill’s parents) FARMINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes to all at FAIRFAX HALL GREEN'S FUEL of DELAND, FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Hankal (Bette’s parents) Best Wishes From COMMAND PERFORMANCE WQXT Patm Beacu, Fiorina Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Harris (Peppie’s parents) Best Wishes to the students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson (Mel’s parents) Key West, Fiorina Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall from Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Harrell (Carolyn’s parents) Carmi, ILLINOIS Best Wishes! MOWEN OPTICIANS As Dial WH 2-8697 133 S. Wayne Avenue Compliments THE MAN’S SHOP W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Dial 6-6535 133 Fourth Street, N.E. WH 2-8292 i CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Compliments Best Wishes to of Fairfax Hall WAYLAND’S MUSIC 513 W. Main Skyline-Parkway Motor Court W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes To The Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Marshall (Linda’s parents) Ciinton, MaryLanp CONGRATULATIONS Good Wishes and Success to to the Fairfax Hall CUAS Ssot 64 WW db de Ceara: Mrs. William D. Craig (Marjorie Gibbons’ father) (Kay’s mother) LENoIR, NorTH CAROLINA KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE 179 Go to the Church ob your choices Take someone with you, you'll bothibe richertor ite CLAIBORNE TELEPHONE CoO., INC. L. H. Grubb, Manager New TazewELL, TENNESSEE (Mitzi’s dad) 180 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall and the 1964 CHAIN AND ANCHORS Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith (Eve’s parents) SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA FAIRFAX HALL to Fairfax Hall WAYNE MUSIC STORE Mrs. Eloise H. Dessauer 123 North Wayne Avenue (Claviene emoricr) W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to Good Wishes CINCINNATI, OHIO Congratulations Best Wishes to to the The 1964 Seniors Seniors At Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Raines, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew J. Walsh (Dee Dee’s parents) (Diane’s parents) BUCKHANNON, WEST VIRGINIA MCAFEE, NEW JERSEY 181 OCEAN FRONT INN Finest accomodations for your vacation 4448 El Mar Drive LAUDERDALE’BY’-THE’SEA, FLORIDA J. A. Dunn, Manager Best Wishes Toe haimac clall and the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Emory W. Slaughter (Drue’s parents) EASTON, MARYLAND 182 Compliments of James L. Lamb (Christie’s father) Caracas, VENEZUELA Best Wishes to the Seniors at Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. C. White, Jr. (Kay’s parents) ABINGDON, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Queen (Gail’s parents) HUNTINGTON, WeEsT VIRGINIA BEST WISHES Compliments of TO WOOTTEN’S CLOTHING STORE FAIRFAX HALE Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Frye, Jr. SMYRNA, DELAWARE J ye, J (Martha’s parents) (Susie’s parents) ATHENS, TENNESSEE Best Wishes ; Compliments to Be Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thurston, Jr. Colonel and Mrs. John O. Woods (Becky’s parents) (Leslie’s parents) VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA New York, New York 183 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Virgil W. McKinney, Jr. (Mary Anne’s parents) Looxout Mountain, TENNESSEE BEST WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Godwin (Bettina’s parents) Rocky Mount, NortH CaRoLina 184 GREETINGS From TURKEY KNOB ORCHARDS The Fredericksons (Livy’s family) MrT. JACKSON, VIRGINIA Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1964 and Compliments to the Faculty and Staff of Fairfax Hall Colonel and Mrs. Douglas Barnes (Val Orth’s parents) CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA 185 (GO bOLWAld aaa SENIOR CLASS °64 and Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall and its Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Wally E. Simpson (Pat’s parents) JEFFERSON Ciry, Missouri 186 Our Very Best Wishes To All The Girls At Fairfax Hall Dr. and Mrs. Lemuel E. Mayo (Sue’s parents) PorTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Go to the WORLD’S FAIR AIR CONDITIONED= RESTROOM, EQUIPPED Go TRAILWAYS Daily Express Departures — Package Tours Charters STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Mr. and Mrs. C. A. LuBow (Linda’s parents) BripGETON, NEw JERSEY Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dienst Best Wishes express from BEST WISHES to the Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Moore Senior Class and to Fairfax Hall (Carol’s parents) (Sara’s parents) Aucusta, GEORGIA BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY 188 Compliments of Eastern States Serum Company Veterinary Supplies 1727 Harden Street Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Graves (Gretchen’s parents) CoLuMBIA, SOUTH CaROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL and to THE SENIOR CLASS Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dahlin ne O64 OMerien aperencs) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Campbell (Gail’s parents) Davip, KENTUCKY W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Livestock — Cotton — Grain CHAIN AND ANCHORS Molette’s Bend Mr. and Mrs. John Blair Bunting ORRVILLE, ALABAMA (Parents of Susan Prall Miller) (Eugenia’s family) Molette Plantation Co. Best Wishes for Success to BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY 189 BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. J. Phil Felburn (Ellyn’s parents) Tuxepo, NortH Carolina Congratulations to The 1964 Seniors of Fairfax Hall PRICHARD and POLK MACON PLANTATION Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Jones CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Cotton — Livestock — Grain Keep in Touch by Long Distance Rates are Lowest After 9:00 P.M. INVERNESS, MISSISSIPPI DIAL 942-8184 D. C. Brackman Commercial Manager (Mitsy’s family) Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Company 190 OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES EL @) THE SENIOR CLASS NIN ee ©) Pe eee Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Borrison (Pattie’s parents) Natrona Heicuts, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes SAVETA PLACE FOR ME from IN °68 Mr. and Mrs. N. Starr Beaton, Jr. Frances White (Laurie’s parents) (Elise and Carolyn’s sister) FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA 191 To The Senior Class Congratulations and Best Wishes For Your Future and To All Other Students Striving to Attain Senior Class Status, Good Luck! FROM A FRIEND Best Wishes to With Best Wishes The Students and Faculty Mrs. Jean H. Willis of Fairfax Hall (Ann’s mother) Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Joerg SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA (Linda’s parents) GLEN GARDNER, NEW JERSEY 192 Our Best Wishes to the students of Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Vogel (Janis’ parents) WHITING, INDIANA AUTOMOTIVE ARMATURE WORKS and REGAL BRAKES, INC. 510 Englewood Avenue, S.E. (Natalie Cooper’s family) ATLANTA 15, GEORGIA 193 COMPLIMENTS (Ole NUL EIN 1) Best Wishes for Success Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Ford (Susan’s parents) HuNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 194 Best Wishes for The Future Mr. and Mrs. Carl Biehl (Janet Gugelmann’s family) SLIDELL, LOUISIANA Entertainment Headquarters in Waynesboro, Virginia for Students of Fairfax Hall and Their Families THE WAYNE THEATRE Shenandoah Valley's Finest and Most Modern Theater Where every good movie may be seen and enjoyed in attractive and comfortable surroundings GARST’S INC. School Supplies Stationery Hobby Supplies W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA A FRIEND The staff of the 1964 Chain and Anchors wishes to express appreciation to: Mr. W. D. Baugh of J. P. Bell Company Mr. W. P. Blackwell of Lynchburg Engraving Company Mr. W. B. Alwood, III, of Alwood Studios. 196 ALWOOD STUDIOS Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer — 1964 Chain and Anchors Io) Designers and Printers of Fine School and College Yearbooks Since 1859 J. P. Bell Company, Inc. Lynchburg, Virginia Schools that want outstanding annuals. year after year have turned to us. We. work hard to give each school every good reason to continue with our com- pany. Our experience, art departmen and plant know-how, and continuou personal service assure prompt atten tion to every detail. Let Our represen we serve. 1964 CHAIN and ANCHORS urg Engraving Company incorporated box 720 lynchburg, va. eee | a rien Js doy z spain Sa