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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

- tie Lae ESP Ge i om ce Tee oe Dae we OP er mY = seins, be Le el ymmittee Named =—Newsarer Seniors busy With OF 5 s Head Vespers —Fainrax HALL ag, Ring Figure Plans Waynesboro, Va. w a ae : The Vespers Committee, heaacu vy eS 9? 3 ; he annual Senior Ring Figure I ny Brown, named girls to work on NA) c ou aes oe bh be held on November 13 in . committee for the 1971-72 school ge AW $ S aS “© so. 50° a airfax gymnasium. Music will be | ir. They are: Cherlyn Schacht, Cathy qs Os Ps ince ne wb ye? vided by the John Worsley Cor 49 shing, Liz Grasty, Lisa Cheatham, S Lt we 4q dance begins at 8:00 p.m. an: 'S bbie Quaintance, Lois Chrietzberg, FA a ts ow aa se? 12:00 p.m., after which me Hay, 2 SP Senior class will head towar: s ¢ s phanie Hyatt, Bebbie Bouis, and Ae aes Or oc gk te Dunlap. xt� ° - @ @ been donated for a night of Ce. i E 0 30° for the dance are $3.00 per i PRES ie lS ae v0 of en s : RSE; = lors ae a 13 © the 2 AL 0 a, ain So en bs A 972 Med w phat ; é : day Inn, where the banqv Cou, Cu wor i se Y Counp 4 88 th 8B Cm d p SAVAGE SOPHOMORES.” Pome a Chasey Any, 7 a the er Uy, @ Me Pegg lub, Sits | BUY BIDS Co, 7, Selected for Year hp 8 pp, ice” went are the new cheer- TO RING be, “ea, © i FIGURE Jory, § babeeg fo “Nb, “rs for the 1971-1972 School year: - YY, Ups 4 a ee QS: ee Maclin, Claud; ye GO, Soy Oy Oe Se Z udia Brown] ; 7 77 y D7 rain’ ait te De Sy has Se ae Busdiecker ae vs. SF by 4p “apn 3 Cp Be Mn = 8nd Rose Ca- Sa Ja a CS are: Anr 4 . rs estos Ow a FIGURE AA Awar ds, Letter § | sree ea Tress NONE ee R g ENIORS Presented At Assembly 2. ems, SU {a is s aray: en surang: M rokenney: Ws to y The AA had an assembly tom ’2 out uret— 2 is Me a 1 m various awards to the my 40) resentaty® Casor- ent iS Hae se Hockey esa Hall re (vet first was Porpoise Club: Erir ter a s “og ak Cc yes} s- Bunnie Haire, LeAnn Wer as “ ™ aor = and tree § F ‘Ae nan, vis W oodsic Woodward, af 0 oa punter eee lwo : never Ras ® “im Me EF ary Ba 2 more represe® . Meets UDO ne. paca dy ov = Sneaker Will Report wa ord.’ Noy {| an L® p p se - Olis €d the ie ber eee BS: r : Cc @ 1 COR Hay, lhagi, £0 te 22 studenyy OS geese Changes In Cuba SS: te ee (ey d iS “Udenz, “Vary pits class P qjaents -@ 2 a Yeap ing Wera - Ad- yice-Pre tt Mario (Mack) Romero, of Fieldale, Joort- lie We ang oi =] pa DS kar : ; : -precier o Wen, ie yyy) + lecty,,. the yy, Me .. and An antre Virginia, father of Fairfax senior, Susan ‘ oR ‘- y er yaa Hite, 2¥ te. ann 18 Oe 85 2 beth pe eee Pe ee HOWMUUNMANG YUEN Frances Holloman, Fairfax seni ga bile Curator . S i was homecoming queen at Randol ' Macon Academy, Front Royal, Virgil! n Sy eat (Flip). Beckwith, curator of RQ tot ea on October 22. Her escort was Ca “D” Jones, a senior at RMA, fr ose 0 mow? 'che Washington, N.C. Museum Artmobile, will speak 5 were can Sculpture in assembly on gitice” - office” and ee ice” vy CSIs Pr , October 12, at 10:30 a.m. The caine OM g12- HR gidem™ etary Gy, in @ ent vith an exhibition of Afri- rhe ee 39 gers: Fis: ae Rox hdere) r AY w ie CG gor ware? SA aunte? east a qd Sto ra) on Nc, s are 7 8 estes % el] ty Che is : ly Hage arp, pres” gott Reon tan pee 7 atiy, as be. Fa; F “4 Se am he Chia; 4Siun, Sene ae Ce I.7 Slo 4, 2 fa air a Rus� . toy TCtene OR D, Cing of S€sg the Sp teg x el Com te lige. ©) the Ny are. Cj, Mber ie Ry i 2, “dens I hree Ne es JUNIOR Wu | CF “os . Semothe ora ome Ww a = ya Sters Athy, er e tm Betsy, wt achers Wap, 77-bit ae Th Fa; 1d ers arn r oe A Clait diry, y l er Crane. 12. Th hy ‘Ada (A ss ang fe a Cour, 22dey ne Kin i Shubert All 4 ee ye 0 OF the eter 4 Schaop, °ster and Pap? ey ger ¥® co ayio Bap is Cc every). 6 Ce hind 2: “Shubert ” a) Rot gre ee Ait tea ert Alley,” a play for BO, Com a 9°, a� ° Ye asey d th Mel Dinelli, featuring a cast ty pom yn yort ‘AN row, Ww s been selected as the fall produ pt Bre os a x. dent tad Purr Payers Dates ors S05 Nid FE gad Ga ade . Books arrived October 13 and | wn ae arsals are underway. It features a 4 '0 N) wow? ot ry e ologue and seven scenes and was first iN) Ver Ss oe oo ye® on oduced in the League Playhouse in ollywood, Calif., in 1943 3 : OCIAL HELD Wee HK ayo Bec ICE CREAM S held at First go OP, oF x, of An ice cream social was geo OY 52! 17, 3:30 . ie’ va CHRISTMAS Presbyterian Church, S01 jshburne Soe ooo — Le 38 sh 66 VAC to 4:30, for Fairfax Hail avr OP oO RE 0s 3 ost? : AT 10 N oasis x oe qos got yo s yr th got aa oe DECEM ER 16 Lae ce son p co ro 50 ee oe soe oo oe 3 ot Ri g Fi W k d T oe 3 ec sac got, MING Figure Weekend Turns To Memories : cee wt Soret HOCKEY SEASON TO OPEN ot aon © x gor WITH ‘ST. ANNE’S OCT. 22 as wpa a ge Varsity hockey try-outs are under- “Th , c ons are: way this week with the naming of esplans, Playe es ext pevr™ squad members expected in a few days. om pAte® — perts The first game will b th S FI f N @ yet cna: s School here on ootun egal oo eee Ch; ec ew Office scoo™ ‘ a n ‘Sit ore - cute’? “Ying D : Nola yy arse —Susan Fathe oe st i“ 7 .) POET'S CORNER gta Mer ion stn 16 tay e ee oe ieee Bae = i I bs ad TOC - Ch e Blosso °Y Sass: cass sce ae hoe A Par lo ass eae” ask - ' Oup ty ot cl pe re ae S on Fe there? Sidens® ie Ser sents aN ek mpennes mans’ mer Pay, rince gerd! f ‘ing Ma). 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It is up to each individual to first recognize the existence of such an ‘elusive discovery’ and then begin his search to attain it.” — Patty Day It is our sincere hope that this edition of the CHAIN AND ANCHORS will bring to mind your past discoveries, and will inspire in you the longing to attain that “elusive discovery,” realiz- ing that it will be different for everyone. 5 a a Pr - : tt z ea oe ht, code, Mes a eee With the aid of a teacher’s knowledge 3 An unsolved problem, becomes clear, wee” With the help, of patience and understanding fe ” Our work here is done and Our path for the future becomes ‘bright. = Sos tmhuch there is to Jearn. a dt oe WILLIAM BENJAMIN GATES, JR. B.S. President Randolph-Macon College, B.S. a oe s +. 8 pares LAWTER Mrs. Mary D. Dean School Graduate jan Presbyter ’ Winthrop College, A.B. . as} M.A Education, work, Union Theological Sem istian of Chr ; Wom- inary an’s College of The University of North ty. 1versl ida State Uni Flor . b) Carolina ‘ : pane! Harry L. NASH Business Manager Randolph-Macon College 10 Mrs. L. G. PENLAND B.S. Mathematics MARGARET G. WILLIS A.B., M.A. Latin and Mathematics Mrs. VicToR LUDWIG A.B. English Mrs. ROBERT BLAIR B.A. English Mrs. RONALD D. KEITH B.S. Mathematics It Mrs. J. Scott COYNER A.B., M.A. French Mrs. FRANK CLARKE B.A. Spanish af ; les [D vitae 70) foo Miss BARBARA ANN WESTER B.A., M.A, Science Miss SANDRA L. Yost B.S., M.A. History Mrs. ELizABETH G. KENNEDY A.B., M.A. Typing and Shorthand 12 Mrs. THEODORE M. COLE B.S. Librarian CHLOTILDE JARMAN B.S. Art Mrs. LILLIAN B. SKENE INTRA IHS, INS. Voice, Choir, Glee Club Mrs. Howarp I. FREEMAN B.A. Speech and Dramatics MariA B. WHITEHEAD B.S., MUS.B., M.A. Piano Mrs. Davip H. PARKER B.A. Director, Physical Education Riding PaTrRIcIA L. SARVER B.S. Physical Education WILLIAM TOOMY M.D. ANNA JACQUELINE KNIGHT Physician Age Ke .B., M.S. Physical Education Mrs. R. DAviD ANDERSON 14 Mrs. F. Howarp CAMPBELL R.N. L.P.N. 7 . Nurse Nurse Harry E. CAMPBELL irector of Food Service Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER, SR. eed ; Supervisor of Study Mrs. MurikEL S. BRYANT MI RCMENTSEL VY EES Housemother Housemother Mrs. RUTH S. ROSENKRANS Housemother Mrs. ALMEYDA B. BRUFFY Housemother 15 é ; ; ; H ? ? 4 ? Z F a, ies i aeitnttinsnatiy 2 Mrs. J. HAROLD FUNK a Housemother Mrs. VIVIAN COYNER Housekeeper and Hostess Mrs. Mary T. PETERSON Hostess SWANN MarKS Secretary Mrs. JOSEPH S. MOYER Secretary 16 FACULTY MARGARET G. WILLIS A.B., M.A. Latin and Mathematics University of Richmond, B.A., M.A.; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; The University of Virginia; Second Vir- gilian Cruise Mrs. L. G. PENLAND B.S. Mathematics Longwood College, B.S.; The Univer- sity of Virginia; Madison College Mrs. RONALD D. KEITH B.S. Mathematics University of Kansas, B.S.; Univer- sity of Wisconsin; Foothill College Mrs. VICTOR LUDWIG B.A. English Randolph-Macon Woman’s_ College, B.A.; Graduate work, The University of Virginia Mrs. ROBERT BLAIR B.A. English Mary Baldwin College; The College of William and Mary, B.A. BARBARA ANN WESTER OD ATENA: Science Bryn Mawr College, B.A., M.A. Mrs. J. ScoTT COYNER A.B., M.A. French University of Chattanooga, A.B.; Uni- versity of Tennessee, M.A.; The Uni- versity of Virginia Mrs. FRANK CLARKE B.A. Spanish Washington College, B.A.; Graduate work, East Carolina College SANDRA L. Yost B.S., M.A. History Radford College, B.S., M.A. 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. THEODORE M. COLE B.S. Librarian College of William and Mary; Madi- son College, B.S. Mrs. LILLIAN B. SKENE AER Galena Bs Voice, Choir, Glee Club Royal Conservatory of Music, Toron- to, A.R.C.T.; Eastman School of Music; Banff School of Fine Arts; Chautauqua School of Music; Mount Allison University; Madison College, A.B. 17 MariA B. WHITEHEAD B.S., MUS.B., M.A. Piano Hollins College, B.A.; Yale University School of Music, Mus. B.; Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A. CHLOTILDE JARMAN B.S. Art Longwood College, B.S.; Maryland Institute; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Mrs. Howarp I. FREEMAN B.A. Speech and Dramatics Hunter College, B.A. Mrs. Davip H. PARKER B.A. Director, Physical Education Riding Mary Washington College of The University of Virginia, B.A.; No. 1 Rating and National Judge’s Rating by Division of Girls’ and Women’s Sports, Association of Health, Physi- cal Education, and Recreation PaTriclA L. SARVER B.S. Physical Education Middle Tennessee State University, B.S.; Graduate work, Tennessee Tech- nological University ANNA JACQUELINE KNIGHT A.B., M.S. Physical Education Marshall College, A.B., M.S. ie 4 Sig ede We THE SENIOR CLASS Left To Right: Vander Voort, Farr, Mrs. Alexander, Romero, Spiers OFFICERS SARAH FARR - acre : President SUSAN ROMERO Vice-President VIKKI SPIERS be eee Bee ae : Secretary LyDIA VANDER VOORT Treasurer Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER, SR. Sponsor BESS SHEPHERD BAPTIST Boydton, Virginia Latin Club 2; Glee Club 4; Riding Club 24 intramunals 2.4) Drillsveam) 2: Horse Shows 2, 4; Athletic” Association 4: Chain and Anchors Business Staff 4; Hall Chatter Business Staff 4. As I leave Fairfax I will remember my experiences and the things I have learned about love, hate, friendship, people, and life. I thank you for teaching me these. There have been times we didn’t under- stand but let the future hold new hopes for us. I leave my love to each of you and may God bless you always. 21 Mr. James W. Baptist Bess Baptist Lea Bowman Mr. James C. Bowman 22 CORNELIA LEA BOWMAN Southport, North Carolina Glee Club 4; French Club 2, 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Chain and Anchors Business Staff 4; Hall Chatter Business Staff 4; Hall Chatter Editorial Staff 3, 4; Athletic Association Board 4; Head of Recreational Swimming 4; Manager, Hockey Team 3; May Day Pageant 2, 8;) Intramuralslp 25n3n4 ee beitestardess 4; May Court 4. I, Lea, leave to Lisa all of our plane trips; to Lynn I leave “Mawnin’” and to both of these girls high hopes for a wonderful senior year. To Cindy and Claude I leave many fond remembrances and to my flower girl, Tippi, Ring Figure and a deeply cherished friendship. Finally, to my roommate, Marsha, thanks for two years of unforgettable experi- ences and a Norf. I now leave with thanks to those who helped me and memories that will last forever. VIRGINIA KATHERINE BROWN Springfield, Tennessee National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club , 3, Ze Cree i, 2B oy ee Ibibyerpeny, Choir 3; Vice-President, Choir 4; Latin Cinbwine2 34 ekiding @lubile2-1ech- Micali stall Of sPlayss 2535) Hall) Play 74: Fairfax Players 4; Vesper Committee 3; Chairman, Vesper Committee 4; Student Council 4; Who’s Who in American High Schools 4. In my four years at Fairfax I have learned a great deal about living and working with others and | thank you all for giving me the opportunity of becoming more aware of other people. My only request is that each of you strive to realize and appreciate what is beautiful and worthwhile in life, for there is so much true beauty to be dis- covered and so little time. pie) Mr. J. S. Brown Ginny Brown CLAUDIA PETERS BROWNLEY Bronxville, New York French Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Secre- tary, French Club 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Business Staff, Chain and Anchors 3; Tennis Team 4; Editor, Chain and An- chors 4; Vesper Committee 3; May Day Pageant 2, 3; Apple Blossom Princess 4. I, Claudia, leave Fairfax Hall with good and bad memories. I thank Miss Marks for all her help. To Anna and Amy, thanks for a beautiful friendship. To my “Mildew” I leave Ring Figure and un- forgettable friendship. To Cindy I leave thoughts that cannot be expressed in words and a great deal of love. Mr. Claud P. Brownley, III Claudia Brownley LOUISE ANNETTE CHEATHAM Statesville, North Carolina Glee Club 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; President, Choir 4; Basketball Team 3, 4; Hockey Team 4; French Club 3; Fall Plays 3; Editorial Staff, Hall Chatter 4; Vesper Committee 4. I, Lisa Cheatham, leave to my two sidekicks, Mel Shaw and Chris Murrian, a bunch of bananas and memories; and to “Big Sal” Breitung, all of Brooklyn. Nw Nn Mr. W. T. Cheatham Lisa Cheatham Mr. James W. Coates Cassie Coates 26 MARGARET CASSANDRA COATES Sperryville, Virginia Editorial Staff, Business Staff, Hall Chatter 4; Glee Club 4; Riding Club 3; Junior Varsity Basketball Team 3; In- tramurals 3, 4; Dating Committee 4; Tennis Team 4; Fall Horse Show 3; Ath- letic Association 3, 4. I, Cassie, do leave to Jean B. my mem- ories of Fishburne; to Leslie Law, the leaves on the tennis courts; to Bunnie, thanks for a most hopping year that I will always cherish. I leave now, look- ing forward to the future, but never forgetting the memory-filled past. REBECCA ANNE CRANE Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Riding Club 2; Horse Show 2; Orchesis 3; French Clib 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 4. To my beloved flower girl, Cathy C., I leave some of my strength. To each and everyone of you beautiful people I leave the ability to get along with everyone and to be able to make the school what you want it to be. No more, no less. My love to you all! OM | Mr. Victor Crane Becky Crane Mr. Eric M. Farr Sarah Farr SARAH MARTIN FARR Greeneville, Tennessee Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Recording Secretary, Athletic As- sociation 4; Athletic Association Board 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treas- urer, Latin Club 3; Riding Club 2; 3, 4; Tennis Team 4; Fall Horse Show 3, 4; Spring Horse Show 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3; Captain Drill Team 3; Editorial Staff, Chain and Anchors 3; Secretary, Junior Class 3; President, Senior Class 4; Student Council Board 4; National Honor Society 4, Sy I, Sarah, wish for my dear roommate, Linda, all the joy and success this world can offer. To my flower girl, Joan, I leave happy memories of Ring Figure. To Mrs. Parker, Miss Willis, Mrs. Alexander, and Mrs. Lawter, I say “Thank you for your guidance and understanding.” ELIZABETH LEWIS GRASTY Orange, Virginia Clayone il, 2, 48 Giles Clilh il, B, ae ibe brarian, Glee Club 4; Secretary and Treasurer, Choir 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Vesper Committee 4; Athletic Association 1, 2, 4; Athletic Association Board 1; Intramural Repre- sentative 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Basket- ball Manager 2; Hockey Team 1, 2, 4; Tennis Team 1; Fire Captain 4. I, Liz, do hereby leave to Michele, Rose, Debbie and the girls on the infirmary wing my love and friendship; to “Room” three memorable years of laughs; to all the underclassmen, many happy years at Fairfax. Tearfully I say farewell. ° 20 Mr. Mason Grasty Liz Grasty Mr. John D. Haire, Jr. Bunnie Haire 30 JEANNE MARIE HAIRE Petersburg, Virginia Porpoise Club 2, 3, 4; Athletic Associa- tion) 2,7 354; Intramurals) 2593, 4.) Lite= guard 3. I, Bunnie, leave to my two “flowers” a great senior year.and Ring Figure; to Cassie, the memories we have and a lasting friendship. Most of all, to Bonita I leave three years of a beautiful friendship, the good times, the bad times, and may they never end. Now, finally, I get to leave for good. SARAH HOLMES HAND Lawrenceville, New Jersey Latin Club 3, 4; Hall Chatter Editorial Staff 3; Editor, Hall Chatter 4; Varsity Hockey Team 4; Production Staff, Fall Play 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Athletic As- sociation 4; Fairfax Players 4. I, Sarah, leave to B. J. a wonderful friendship and a beautiful Ring Figure. To Bebe I leave a great senior year. Take care; [ll miss you. Terpos, you Yankee, thank you for being you and only you. To everyone, just remember that your years at Fairfax are the best of your life, but only if you stand up for your rights and what you believe. “You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by; and so become yourself.” Goodbye, Ill love and remember you always. 31 Mr. H. T. Hand Sarah Hand Col. Frederick W. Hasselback Anne Hasselback ANNE LOUISE HASSELBACK Richmond, Virginia Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Riding Club 2, 3, ale igigesyeiny (Clhtley 9, 2) Ze Ani Ae: sociation 3, 4; Hall Chatter Business Staff 4; Horse Shows 3, 4; Drill Team 3; Art Shows 4. To my little sisters, Joan and Miriam, I leave a beautiful Ring Figure. To Cam I leave another year of Sunday mornings in the Rec. To Debbie Q. I leave ten easy steps to avoid eating. To Linda I leave a waterbed. Helen I leave sadly but not forever. I, Hassel, do leave Fairfax as a much fuller person. FRANCES RHODES HOLLOMAN Washington, North Carolina Choir 1, 2; Vice-President, Choir 2; Gleé Club 1, 2, 4; Vice-President, Glee Club 4; Basketball Team 2, 4; Secre- tary, Sophomore Class 2; Dress Com- mittee 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Athletic Association 2, 4; Business Staff, Chain and Anchors 4; French Club 1. I, Frances, leave to Bebe good times for two years; to Valerie, my thanks for her needed support; and to both, a wonderful Ring Figure. Amy and Anna I leave . .-. but only for a while. To the Junior Class, thank you and a successful senior year! Mr. R. P. Holloman, Jr. Frances Holloman Si Mr. Marsh Lancaster Marsha Lancaster 34 MARSHA TODD LANCASTER Ponte Vedra, Florida Spanish Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Vice-President, Latin Club 3; Dress Committee Chairman 4; Riding Club 2, 3; Chain and Anchors Staff 3, 4; Hall Chatter Staff 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Horse Shows 2, 3; May Day 3. I, Marsha, will to Fairfax Hall the hope for new horizons. To Suzanne, I leave the remembrance of Ring Figure; to Mildred, an everlasting friendship; to Turtle, hysterical laughter and good times to come; to Cindy, happiness; to Lea, Roomie, a beautiful future. To the class of °72, love, peace, happiness and a fond farewell! e RE gt HELEN LYNCH LANGHORNE Richmond, Virginia Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Horse Shows 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 3; Drill Team Co-Captain 3; Art Shows 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Chatter Business Staff 4; Dating Committee 4. I, Helen, do leave to my favorite little sister, Sandy, a size sixteen gym suit. To my roommate, Hassel, I leave my love and many thanks. I leave now with many wonderful memories and friendships. Time moves on and so must I . . . come Saturday morning! Mr. Charles R. Langhorne Helen Langhorne 35 Mr. Gibson Lunt Linda Lunt 36 LINDA DICKASON LUNT Rochester, New York Intramurals 3, 4; Riding Club 3; Fall Horse Show 3; Hockey Team 4; Hall Chatter Editorial Staff 4; Fairfax Players 4. I, Linda, leave. Juniors, have a great Ring Figure; Sophomores, your time will come; Freshmen, hang in there. Ann T., I love you, kid. Sarah, what can IJ say? Thanks for being there, good Juck always, and lots of love. Seniors, let’s keep in touch! ELIZABETH ADAMS NEALL Ocean City, New Jersey Class President 2, 3; President’s Council ils (Gliese (Chil) il, 8 leevIl len; i, 4, Zip Spring Play 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Spanish Club Representative 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 4; Athletic Association Board 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Captain, Cheerleaders 3, 4; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Fairfax Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Narrator, May Day 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; May Court 4. I, “Neall,” leave Lois the “good times” and a golden friendship. To Cam, love and prayers. To Dean Lawter, my sin- cere appreciation. To others, “Don’t be so elusive; you might miss the things worth stopping for.” Fairfax, love it or leave it. I loved it! 37. Mr. Jackson Neall Betsy Neall Mr. M. H. Phillips Amy Phillips 38 AMY WOOD PHILLIPS Scotland Neck, North Carolina Treasurer, Junior Class 3; French Club 3; Athletic Association 3, 4; Manager, Basketball Team 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Choir 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Business Staff, Hall Chatter 4; Business Staff, Chain and Anchors 4; Secretary, Student Coun- cil 4; May Court 4; Manager, Tennis 4. I, Amy, leave Fairfax with so many great memories. JI thank Anna for a friendship that I'll always cherish; Marty for seeing me through it all; and Miss Sarver for always being there. Frances, may our good times never end. Tippi and Mildew, have a great senior year; and Sarah, don’t forget “reject hall.” My special thanks to Cindy! To the Class of 1972, I love you all! JULIE ANNE PIPER Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Choir 4; Glee Club 4; French Club 4; Riding Club 3, 4; Horse Shows 3, 4. I, Julie, leave Fairfax Hall with wonder- ful memories of the class of ’72 and all the underclassmen who helped me through the two years. I leave special thanks to my “Pal” and to my dear roommate, Susan. My love and blessings to those who follow! ¢ Mr. Louis W. Piper Julie Piper 59 Mr. Eugene Porter Sarah Porter 40) SARAH CLAIBORNE PORTER Henderson, North Carolina Business Staff, Hall Chatter 4; Intra- murals 2, 3, 4; Rec Committee 3, 4; Technical Staff, Fall Play 4; May Court 4. I, Sarah, leave to Vikki and Toni and Susie all the love and happiness in the future. Just remember that even if everything can’t be changed now we are the leaders of tomorrow and sooner or later things will be as we see fit. I leave my love to all the seniors and under- classmen and my thanks to everyone who has helped me. LOIS ANN RAYFIELD Wadesboro, North Carolina Glee Club 1, 2; Choir 1; Vice-President of Class 1, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Fairfax Players 2, 3, 4; President, Fairfax Play- ers 3; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Tennis Team 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 1; Vice-Presi- dent, Student Association 4; May Court. I, Aonya D., leave to Cathy a wonderful Ring Figure; to Marty, “tomorrow;” to Betsy, many memories and an everlast- ing friendship. Now, I leave, taking many memories, some good, some bad, but never forgetting what I’ve learned. 41 Mr. Hubert Rayfield Ann Rayfield i, fi en: gine aa tee Mr. Mario I. Romero Susan Romero 42 SUSAN LUCIA ROMERO Fieldale, Virginia French Club 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club 4; Editorial Staff, Hall Chat- ter 4; Lifeguard 4; Choir 4; Vice-Presi- dent, Senior Class 4; Intramurals 4. I, Susan, do bequeath my endless love to the wonderful friends I leave behind at Fairfax. I take with me memories that have, so far, been the best of my life. But we don’t stop with a half- achieved goal; I have the rest of my life to lead in search of the ultimate. That’s why I leave. MILDRED CATHERINE RUSHING Laurinburg, North Carolina Editorial Staff, Chain and Anchors 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; May Day Pageant 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Fall Plays 2, 3, 4; Spring Plays 2, 3, 4; Fairfax Players 2, 3, 4; President, Fairfax Play- ers 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; Orchesis Club 2, 3, 4; Properties Chair- man, Orchesis 3; President, Orchesis 4; Athletic Association Board 4; Business Staff, Hall Chatter 4; Vesper Committee 4; Editorial Staff, Hall Chatter 4. I, Cathy, sadly leave you who have meant so much to me. A simple “thank you” cannot express my appreciation. “Come Saturday Morning” I will leave, but with me will go the memories of each of you. 43 Mr: W. C. Rushing Cathy Rushing Mr. John B. Spiers, Jr. Vikki Spiers Se, 44 VIKKI LYNN SPIERS Radford, Virginia Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Glee Club 2; Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club 3; President Glee Club 4; Riding Club 2; Orchesis 3; Hall Chatter Staff 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Rec Committee 3; Chair- man, Rec Committee 4; Fairfax. Players 3, 4; Thespian Society 3; Chairman, Thespian Society 4; Secretary, Senior Class 4. Dreams hold the sweet mystery of the mind and hope lies in the corners of a smile. I leave this plastic dome with hopes for a freer existence among the flowers and the wind and all the wide- open spaces. Life is what we are alive to. SUSAN BISHOP TERPOS Centerville, Massachusetts Glee Club 3; Choir 3; Riding Club 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Athletic Association 4; Senior Intramural Representative 4; Hall Chatter Editorial Staff 3; Business Manager, Hall Chatter 4; Production Staff, Fall Play 4; May Court 4. I, Terpos, leave to all the returnees a bit of good luck throughout the years at Fairfax. It has been a good ex- perience for me and for others. I thank Sarah and the rest of the class for being so wonderful. I love and will miss all vf you. Take care. 45 Mr. Harry C. Terpos Sue Terpos Mr. Wallace C. Tippett Bonita Tippett 46 BONITA ROSE TIPPETT Louisburg, North Caroli na Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Porpoise Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, Porpoise Club 3, 4; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Clubml see we leitesuanrd ass I, Bonita, do leave four years of mem- ories behind me. To Millie I leave my love along with two more years and a Ring Figure to look forward to. To Bunnie, about the only one who under- stands, I leave the memories of the night before graduation and Waynes- boro. Now, “Come Saturday Morning” I happily leave! TONI ANN TURVEY Middletown, Ohio Rec Committee 4; Riding Club 3; Edi- torial Staff, Hall Chatter 4: Intramurals 4; Production Staff, Fall Play 4. Change is the essence of living and those who reject change become a living dead. I leave now to experience the journey of life which has been in my mind but not in my reach. Revolution. It's a new dawn! 47 Mr. Charles C. Dagenbach Toni Turvey Be oe Mr. W. Harry Vanderlinden, Jr. Marty Vanderlinden 48 MARTHA LEE VANDERLINDEN Hickory, North Carolina Vice-President, Sophomore Class 2; Rid- ing Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, Riding Club 3; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Hall Chatter Editorial Staff 3, 4; Hall Chatter Business Staff 3, 4; Chain and Anchors Editorial Staff, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 4; Basketball Team 3; Hockey Manager 4; Spanish Club 2; Post Office Assistant 4; Drill Team 2; Fall Play 4; Treasurer, Student Association 4; Fall Horse Show 2; Spring Horse Show 2, 3;; May Court 4; Fairfax Players 4. I, Marty, leave to my special Erin true friendship and great memories and a big place in my heart. To faithful Sarah, the post office; to “my freshmen” willingness and success; to Ann, fun times in the library second period. I thank my fantastic roommate for times never to be forgotten. Now I sadly leave, never forgetting to smile and never saying goodbye. LYDIA ANN VANDER VOORT Montreal, Canada Boots and Saddle Club 3, 4; President, Boots and Saddle Club 4; Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, Riding Club 3; Treasurer, Senior Class 4; French Club [peleeoee initLamucalsm le oen4se Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association Board 4; Fall Horse Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Horse Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2; Vesper Committee 2; May Day Pageant 1; President’s Council Award 1; Stage Manager, Fall Play 4; May Court 4. I, Lydia,‘ will remember times at Fairfax Hall and leave these behind. To Suzanne and Mary I leave happy hours at the barn, our favorite place. To Mrs. Parker I leave love and appreciation for so much; to Hunter, Ring Figure, friend- ship, my love for outdoors; to Joan, my love and wishes for her happiness. Omthem@lassm Ol ga) 2-esuccess meAnid ato Marty, thanks for understanding. God bless you! 49 Mr. Dale G. Vander Voort Lydia Vander Voort ELIZABETH ELLEN WARDEN Bluefield, West Virginia Glcem Clube? a orpoisem Club maa amee President, Porpoise Club 4; Treasurer, Porpoise Club 3; Boots and Saddle Club 3, 4; Secretary, Boots and Saddle Club 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Snack Bar As- sistant 3; Snack Bar Manager 4; Riding Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association Board 4; May Court 4. I, Libbo, do will to all my classmates a wonderful next year. To my steads a lasting friendship. To Lydia, peanut butter! —To Vikki and Porter, my prob- lems with G. K. To Mrs. Parker, Miss Sarver, Boots and Saddle, and Porpoise Club, all my love and great big thank you! Also to Mrs. P. I leave a year’s supply of peanut M and M’s. Bren ce x Dr. Henry F. Warden, Jr. Libbo Warden 50 CYNTHIA ANNE WHITCOMB Greensboro, North Carolina Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3; Captain, Basketball Team 4; Hockey Team 3; Junior Intramural Representative 3; Athletic Association Board 4; President, Athletic Associa- tion 4; Student Council 4; Chain and Anchors Staff 4; May Day Pageant 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; May Court 4. I, Cindy, will to President Gates, Miss Marks, and Miss Sarver much apprecia- tion. To Sarah, a golden friendship; to Anna and Amy all the good times and a wonderful senior year to Vicki. From Claudia I discovered the true meaning of friendship. At Fairfax I learned under- standing was a must, that friendship is the fruit of life and the true test of suc- cess. a1 Mr. Charles A. Whitcomb Cindy Whitcomb Mr. Milton H. Woodside Anna Woodside Nn i) ANNA MARIE WOODSIDE Clinton, North Carolina Glee Club 3, 4; Choir 3; French Club 3; Secretary, French Club 4; Lifeguard 4; Business Manager, Chain and Anchors 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Riding Club 3, 4; Spring Horse Show 3; May Court 4; Athletic Association; Porpoise Club 4; Manager, Tennis 4. I guess God created words for times like this, for times when you aren’t sure whether you are happy or sad, but you are sure that you have loved and cared for many a friend. I guess that’s why God created words like . . . good luck ... I'll always remember you .. . I love you all . . . and Goodbye. I wish the best of luck always to Cindy, Claude, Amy, Libbo, and Frances. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1968-69 Cornelia Lea pledged a brownie and resigned swearing “it’s true blonds have more fun.” Ginny came into the piano room and left through the piano room. Liz came in like Pebbles and left us all with her contagious laughter. Helen arrived distributing bug juice and left collecting Cape May sea shells. “Actually” Neall came in in love with Larry and left idolizing Jerry Lewis. Aonnya D. came in having James in her heart and left with a heart of Clay. Cathy came in dancing to “Sunny” and left dancing to the Wedding March. Bonita came in bright and left Chipper. Lydia came in a “greenie” and left a Hunter. 1969-70 Bess came in wearing a smile and left wearing a pre-engagement ring. Claud came in a Bronxville Banana and left a Winchester apple. Crane came an Arab, became a Virginian, and left learning to be a Yankee. Sarah F. came in quiet and left yelling “get quiet!” Bunnie came in a Haire and left a Playboy Bunnie. Anne came in a student and left a janitor mopping up. Frances came in with three Mikes and left with one John. Marsha came in from the North and left Bobing for the Florida beaches. Porter arrived in walking shoes and hose and left wearing all them hippy clothes. Spiers came in playing Golf and left leaving Winnie-the-Pooh in yesterday’s dreams. Martha Lee came in an explorer and left discovering America with Christopher. Libbo came in loving a horse and left loving a gardener. Cindy came in as that “cute girl from Greensboro” and left our own Southern Belle. 1970-71 Cheatah came in with the Freshmen, lived with the Sophomores, and departs with the Seniors. Cassandra came in fickle and left deciding whether she was flipped over Wilson or just Deedling around. Sarah H. came with a northern accent and left preaching Latin dialect. Linda came in undecided and left majoring in postal service. Amy Wood came in sweet and shy and left Most Outgoing. Julie came in naive and left experienced. “Romeo” came in quiet and refined and left yelling intense lyrics of love to Fishbait outside her window. Sue came from Massachusetts, stayed in Virginia a while, and headed back to Massachusetts. Toni came in reserved and left preaching Revolution. Anna came in liking Steve and left loving him. DS SUSAN ROMERO Wittiest SARAH FARR S U P E R IL A ale I V EL S Most Likely to Succeed Aitey, CINDY WHITCOMB LEA BOWMAN Most Athletic Class Cutie 54 AMY PHILLIPS Most Outgoing CLAUDIA BROWNLEY Friendliest BETsy NEALL Most Versatile 55 ANNA WOODSIDE Best-Dressed SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY After ten years, the Senior Class of ’72 gathers once more in the halls of Fairfax which is now a commune run by Porter. Standing near her are just a few of her friends . . . Tom, Dick, and Harry. Look out! Spiers is also living in the commune, running the office and the intercom. She is still shouting for revolution and dancing in the halls and trying to sell whatever she can to everybody who comes through the door. Toni, also living in the commune, has a new store called “Toni’s Chunky Organic Foods.” She hasn’t cut her hair in ten years and everyone is getting tangled up in her mass of curls. She just laughs; she always knew that she could get them some way! Various people start arriving and old friends gather ’round to tell tales of their past ten years. Good ol’ Crane comes in talking and leaves talking! She has a steady job as a teacher of English in Saudi Arabia so she can talk all day. On the side she has an exclusive boutique, filled to the brim with long dresses. She is dressed in one of her latest and informs us that she has three or four more in the car. Dear Crane and all her long dresses! Here comes Cassie and she is mad; she’s still whistling through her teeth. She is now the first female bouncer in Culpeper’s one and only night club, “The Pepper-Upper.” By the way, she is angry because someone gave her a speeding ticket. Bunnie and Bonita are still the best of friends. Bunnie has converted to a polygamous society so she can have more than one husband; there are three with her now. She never could make up her mind! Bonita strolls in with a tall fellow... who could he be? She tells us that she lives in Silver Springs, Florida, where she is an underwater mermaid. Hang in there, Bonita! Hasselback and Helen arrive together and bear good tidings of their past ten years. Hassel has her very own lake in her back yard and is also a city manager in control of the waterworks. She can do all the splashing and throwing she wants to now. Helen has been abroad carrying her portfolio and was discovered in Paris. She is now a leading artist in Europe as well as the U.S. We always knew she could do it! Watch out! Too late, Helen; Hassel has already drenched you with water . . . she’s still at it. Here comes Ginny Brown! She has really made it big. She is a member of the Mormon Taber- nacle Choir and plays the piano for the New York Philharmonic Symphony. Peter and Paul dropped Mary for Ginny, so now it’s Peter, Paul, and Ginny. Susan Romero has also had it good. She has a prosperous water-bed business going with the help of an older man. And look at her figure— Raquel Welch made over. That’s the way, Romero. Neall and Rayfield are still rooming together in a New York apartment. Neall has made her career as lead singer and dancer of the ‘“‘Who’s Neall’s Next” combo. Rayfield is a famous New York mathematician and a part-time model for Sachs. Flip out! Julie Piper is wearing a medal giving her the title of “Miss Innocence of the Year.” She made it through nursing school and is now a registered nurse working on the U.S.S. Hope. She is going to find herself a man! Claudia, after traveling throughout her childhood and teen years, tells us that she has finally settled down in North Carolina, editing a local magazine, and dating five different guys. She just can’t make up her mind. Cindy is following Claud in her “Whitcomb Globe Trotters” uni- form. She is president of her town’s President’s Physical Fitness Program. Lydia is still in riding pants and boots! She is the leading instructor at a school of riding in Venice, having Hunter as her grooming girl. Now we come to all the little married couples. First, there’s Marty in her new $3,000 mink coat with her millionaire husband following along. The two lovebirds have just come back from their eleventh cruise. Kathy Rushing, now married, is tiptoeing around carrying a cook book in one hand and with the other weighted down with diamond rings. Libbo comes in with “that same one” and their seven children, all boys. She hopes to have four more boys to complete the football squad. Frances has gained the nickname “Nightingale” from her performance in a New Orleans opera. Her 56 husband must be good to her for she has gained weight and is now a proud 95 pounds! Anna arrives, happily married and beaming with pride over their three little ones—hamsters, of course. She in- forms us that she has had a different wardrobe every year since she models for Seventeen now. Amy bops in and smiles with glee over finding her long-lost lover. She has been married several years and all of her lovely children are wearing braces. Regardless of this, Amy’s pearly whites gleam above her children’s shining silvers. Lisa’s hair has finally grown out and is a beautiful copper brown. Good ol’ Marsha isn’t married yet but she’s still on the move and still dying her hair blond. How can a girl keep up a prosperous art studio and worry about a husband at the same time? Maybe some day you'll settle down, Marsh. Liz comes rolling in telling everyone that she teaches P. O. D. at Orange High School and is finally married. Right on, Liz! Sarah Farr, once president of our class, is now president of a buzzing New York interior decorating company. She surely did know how to decorate things. Remember Junior Dance and Ring Figure? Linda Lunt strides in telling us about her new diet plan. It’s only the hundredth diet she’s been on. Also she has a maid to do her cleaning since she was never very organized. Here comes Bess who is now a professional traveling bridge player. Of course, she plays “Fairfax bridge.” How else could she win? Little Lea is a cute little Playboy Chickie! She has come in costume and all, with a few little additions here and there. Lea also tells us that she has her very own sunlamp room at the club, to be used during her leisure time. Last, but not least, Sue and Sarah “Spacey” Hand stroll in. Terpos is an editor of a Greek newspaper. Aristotle Onassis built a nice little beach for her to lifeguard on .. . she really loves it! Sarah Hand proudly announces that she has her Master’s in Latin and is a well-known Latin scholar. She’s still a little bit “spacey” though! To everyone’s surprise and delight, in walked Mrs. Alexander. She now has forty grandchildren and sixty-five great-grandchildren. Wow! Now that everyone is here we will gather around in a circle and reminisce about the old days at Fairfax. Mrs. J. M. ALEXANDER Our Sponsor The Senior Class wishes to express appreciation to Mrs. Alexander for her guidance and assistance, as well as her efforts to try to keep us studying. Df THE JUNIOR CLASS Left to right: Gray, Strang, Vann, Herbert, Miss Wester OFFICERS President SARAH UV.A NN ele MURS RAK OE eh aed BOB 2) ia Nase, ee re he SUZANNE w GRA Voge ee eee ele Vice-President BETTIE |S.) ELE RBER 5 22g) gee oe eee ES CCCI Ory PAM SS TRANG seek ese ee ee 0 IN Dy eee ee ere, eee Treasurer Miss BARBARA WESTER - EW AUS SPA Rieke BPR ee ee ee eS OTSOL 58 KATHY ALEXANDER Seneca, South Carolina JEAN BARNHARDT Virginia Beach, Virginia CHRIS BARNHART Johnstown, Pennsylvania DEBBIE BRONDER Tustin, California ANN BURKE Marion, Virginia HENRIETTA CAMPBELL Chapel Hill, North Carolina ROSE CASSUCI Vientiane, Laos MICHELE CHANDLER Vientiane, Laos LOIS CHRIETZBERG Chapel Hill, North Carolina CATHY CLAY Beckley, West Virginia MERRIE EVERSON North, Virginia SUSAN FATHEREE Austin, Texas ®eeee ™” te b MARY BERKELEY FELTON South Boston, Virginia MIRIAM FLETCHER Kalamazoo, Michigan ELIZABETH FOWLER Knoxville, Tennessee SANDRA FREEMAN Lawrenceville, Virginia 60 SUZANNE GRAY Petersburg, Virginia BETTIE SCOTT HERBERT Boydton, Virginia ALICE ANN HOGG Waynesboro, Virginia KATHY HOLT Greensboro, North Carolina MARTHA KNIGHT Cobbs Creek, Virginia CAM MACLIN Charlottesville, Virginia TIPPI McCANN Charlotte, North Carolina MARY McKENNEY Richmond, Virginia 61 VICKIE MEBANE Greensboro, North Carolina LYNN MINOR Richmond, Virginia KARE N OLANDER Highland Park, Illinois ALLISON RAND Raleigh, North Carolina CATHI MIKELAIT Salisbury, Maryland BEVERLY MULLINS Newport News, Virginia DEBBIE QUAINTANCE Wilmington, Delaware CARMEN ROBERTS Greensboro, North Carolina BECKY SALMONS Martinsville, Virginia COLLEEN SENTERS Chesapeake, Virginia LISA RUSS Shallotte, North Carolina MILDRED SAUNDERS South Hill, Virginia HEIDI SMITH Fairfax, Virginia PAMELA STRANG Richmond, Virginia ERIN SULLIVAN Charlotte, North Caorlina SHANE SULLIVAN Charlotte, North Caorlina VALERIE TUTTLE Sumatra, Indonesia SARAH VANN Goldsboro, North Carolina BETSY WAGNER Bowie, Maryland PATTI WARNER Bryson City, North Carolina KASEY WATSON Chevy Chase, Maryland To be continued . . . You’re not on the ice yet... The end... The Homestead . . . I just love the snow ... A winter morning . . . I just hit her with a snowball! . . . The Bobsey Twins . . . Oh, No! . . . Privacy The invasion . . . Hey, look, Mom . . . True love. 65 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS «Me ‘ te ‘ oO : oe ne Ne we i e? 3 es Se WS ‘ Left to right: Mrs. Lawter, Forrestel, McCutchan, Werner, Shovea OFFICERS JOAN | FORRESTED) 22s re ee eee ee ee ee ee President LEANN’ WERNER 922 ene se cee nee Vice-President ANN MGCCUTCHAN fog oe ee Secretary SUE: SHOVEAS files cope pe te tere cota i ag Treasurer Mrs. Mary De, LAWTER | ese ee Sponsor 66 SALLY BREITUNG Lynchburg, Virginia MARTHA CHANDLER Geneseo, New York HUNTER DAVIS Henderson, North Carolina FAITH ENTWISTLE Rockingham, North Carolina 67 MILLIE BREWER Loudon, Tennessee FAISON CUSHMAN Myrtle Beach, South Carolina BESS ENGLAND Dallas, Texas LINDA ERHARD Bandera, Texas JOAN FORRESTEL Blacksburg, Virginia JAN HARDWAY Arlington, Virginia BONNIE HENDERSON Ellerbe, North Carolina SANDRA HULMES Richmond, Virginia SUSAN GIBSON Newport News, Virginia CATHY HARTMAN Annapolis, Maryland NANCEE HENSON Elliston, Virginia STEPHANIE HYATT Fort Lauderdale, Florida ROXANNE JEWELL Milford, Delaware FREDERICA JOSEY Scotland Neck, North Carolina ROBIN KIRKPATRICK Petersburg, Virginia ANN McCUTCHAN Gatlinburg, Tennessee 69 CAROL JORDAN Richmond, Virginia LESLIE JUNE Crystal Lake, Illinois LESLIE LAW Fort Lauderdale, Florida CHRISTY MURRIAN Ballwin, Missouri FLORRIE OLIPHANT Washington, D. C. MARY OLIPHANT Washington, D. C. NANETTE PEVERILL Lovingston, Virginia JEREANN PRATT Winston-Salem, North Carolina CHRISTINA SAWYERS Norfolk, Virginia CHERLYN SCHACHT Hyattsville, Maryland MELISSA SHAW Phoenix, Maryland 70 SUZANNE SHOVEA Franklin, North Carolina CORBIN STREAT Richmond, Virginia NANCY TEMPLE Myrtle Beach, South Carolina ANN THOMAS Alexandria, Virginia JAN VAKOS Virginia Beach, Virginia LEANN WERNER Delphos, Ohio ANNE WOODWARD Bluefield, West Virginia 1i| THE FRESHMAN CLASS First row: Dunlap, Downing Second row: Dodge, Miss Knight, Patteson OFFICERS DEBBIE ® DOWNING Soest President KATE® DUNLAP (oegil ae eats iat ee ae ee Vice-President JSULIE!, DODGE eajenceee oe ee eee ee Secretary ANN: | PAT TESON 19112 SAB ihe ee ee Treasurer MIss. JACKIE” KNIGHT 32 25 oy ee ee Sponsor DEBBIE BOUIS Kilmarnock, Virginia DEBBIE DOWNING Virginia Beach, Virginia KATE DUNLAP Wadesboro, North Carolina BARBARA GRUHN State College, Pennsylvania 75 JULIE DODGE Gadsden, Alabama SHEILA DULANEY Harrisonburg, Virginia GINGER EARLY Takoma Park, Maryland SHERRY HOFFMAN Springfield, Illinois KIM McGRATH Silver Spring, Maryland SUELLYN REYNOLDS Altavista, Virginia LAURA TOMS Buffalo, New York 74 ANN PATTESON Jonesboro, Arkansas ANNE SCHIEBEL Elkin, North Carolina SUSAN TUCKER Mathews, Virginia Twas the night before Christmas . . . Greetings! . . .What’s happening? . . . Togetherness . . . Oh, darling, you dance so well . . . The decorations are here, but where’s the tree? . . . Saturday night at the movies Keep on truckin’ . . . Little lost angel . . . Peace, love . . . Where is my secret pal? Us ve N | ZATION S y : ; a= t Bs , 5: 2 oe � . cs 5 “i A ae ® ¥ ee pa J é ¢€ s aA Thoughts become. realities as «plan- eK ning. Organization, and efforts mul- tiply intgva deeper. more: meaningful experience . . . a discovery First Row: Downing, Rayfield, Neall, Forrestel, Vann, Vanderlinden Second Row: Mrs. Lawter, Phillips, Farr, Whitcomb, Brown THE STUDENT COUNCIL Betsy: NEALD eo 8 oe ee AMAA: President ANNG RAVFIRL DU ge) ee DOW 2 ee eee ee eee Vice-President AMY? PHILLIPS, ote ey ey ee ee en ge ee Se ee Secretary MARTY: VANDERLIND EN gd ose pre meets eee nee et Treasurer SARAH: PARR 2 ois hie oh © eee ee ee ee President, Senior Class SARAH | VANNie AS ols elo tees ee Foe ee eee eee __ President, Junior Class JOAN AHORREST 2 iyprte se eee ee ee ee eee eC mM SODHOMOTOMC ISS DEBBIE DOWNING Lae aol _..__ President, Freshman Class CSINN YW, BRO VN ee ee Chairman, Vesper Committee CINDY WHITCOMB ____- eee ee ee Peden ACA Tichic A socidiion Mrs. Mary D. LAWTER ee ee ee ee OA OY ISOF 78 Bee Left to right: Quaintance, Brown, Hyatt, Dunlap, Cheatham, Schacht, Chrietzberg, Grasty, Mrs. Skene THE VESPER COMMITTEE GINNY BROWN Chairman MRS SAW AED eS KEN Ege Seeing s 2a Ra! Advisor MEMBERS Debbichh ori ae Elizabeth Grasty Lisa Cheatham Stephanie Hyatt Lois Chrietzberg Deborah Quaintance Kate Dunlap Cathy Rushing Cherlyn Schacht 79 First Row: Saunders, Shaw, Barnhardt Second Row. Lancaster, Mikelait, Forrestel, Whitcomb, Strang, Brownley 1972 Charn EDITORIAL STAFF Jean Barnhardt Joan Forrestel Marsha Lancaster Cathi Mikelait Mildred Saunders Melissa Shaw Pamela Strang Cindy Whitcomb Miss SWANN MARKS Faculty Advisor CLAUDIA BROWNLEY Editor 80 F8G 4 , Phillips, Woodside, Holloman, Baptist, Felton, Russ, Bowman f Left to right: Herbert Anchors BUSINESS STAFF Bess Baptist Lea Bowman Mary Berkeley Felton Bettie S. Herbert Frances Holloman Amy Phillips Lisa Russ ANNA WOODSIDE Business Manager 81 Front: Sarah Hand Second Row: Forrestel, Cheatham, Romero, Vann, Coates Third Row: Lancaster, Tuttle, Fatheree, Brewer Fourth Row: Rushing, Lunt, Bowman, Spiers, Oliphant, Jewell, Turvey, Thomas, Vanderlinden EDITORIAL STAFF Lea Bowman Mary Oliphant Millie Brewer Susan Romero Lisa Cheatham Cathy Rushing Cassie Coates Vikki Spiers Susan Fatheree Ann Thomas Joan Forrestel Toni Turvey Sarah Hand Valerie Tuttle Roxanne Jewell Marty Vanderlinden Marsha Lancaster Sarah Vann Linda Lunt Mr. Harry Nasu, Faculty Advisor SARAH HAND 82 Editor Front Row: Vanderlinden, Terpos, Porter, McCann Second Row: Rushing, Herbert, Baptist, Breitung, Bowman, Phillips, Hasselback, Langhorne BUSINESS STAFF Bess Baptist Helen Langhorne Lea Bowman Tippi McCann Sally Breitung Amy Phillips Cassie Coates Sarah Porter Anne Hasselback Cathy Rushing Bettie S. Herbert Susan Terpos Marty Vanderlinden ioe Poi g ‘ cat nt SUE TERPOS Business Manager 83 Left Row: Miss Whitehead, Chandler, Spiers, Piper, Reynolds, Dulaney Right Row: Grasty, Schacht, Gruhn, Hyatt, Cheatham, Brown, Casucci, Holloman Far Right: Romero, Mrs. Skene THE CHOIR LIisA CHEATHAM GINNY BROWN Rose Casucci Michele Chandler Sheila Dulaney Barbara Gruhn OFFICERS MEMBERS Vikki Spiers 84 nites: Bon et oeeerh el teh ee Le, 2 ae eed ene ee ee President ARE NE AAO CIE SESE MAE oe og WL Wee Vice-President eaters ea eer) Secretary-Treasurer fet Cate Al 2 Oe Seen Librarian Frances Holloman Julie Piper Suellyn Reynolds Susan Romero peer aes Front: Miss Whitehead, Grasty, Woodside, Mikelait, Piper, Baptist, Reynolds, McCutcha Skene Mea OBIE. sell n, Bowman, Mrs. Second Row: Phillips, Oliphant, Dulaney, Henderson, Gibson, Chandler, Spiers, Davis Third Row: Coates, Holloman, Hyatt, Cheatham, Schacht, Brown, Casucci, Gruhn, Romero THE GLEE CLUB VIKKIBOPIERS fees Bee FRANCES HOLLOMAN _..___ SUSAN ROMERO «2.2. Bess Baptist Lea Bowman Ginny Brown Rose Casucci Michele Chandler Lisa Cheatham Cassie Coates OFFICERS MEMBERS Sheila Dulaney Hunter Davis Susie Gibson Barbara Gruhn Bonnie Henderson Stephanie Hyatt Ann McCutchan Ly A Sure LIE TN Sa) President _______ Vice-President 2... Secretary-Treasurer Bre cot Neen na teen Oe Librarian Deh as oh ru Reales socks Director se es Nap Re rth I A OEE OO A OE Accompanist Cathi Mikelait Mary Oliphant Julie Piper Amy Phillips Suellyn Reynolds Cherlyn Schacht Anna Woodside .. J Left to Right: Rayfield, Vander Voort, Rushing, a Neall, Spiers, Mrs. Freeman THE FAIRFAX PLAYERS Ginny Brown Julie Dodge Kate Dunlap Sarah Hand Linda Lunt Betsy Neall Ann Patteson Debbie Quaintance OFFICERS MEMBERS 86 a TON TAN aR dete or us Puv dy ona BE President Sool oth ph OUR to aie ee eh ee oe ae et ee Sponsor Ann Rayfield Cherlyn Schacht Vikki Spiers Pam Strang Erin Sullivan Marty Vanderlinden Lydia Vander Voort L Ai R Si H | f vv Rah = to Right: Farr, Wate Han THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Ginny Brown Sarah Farr Kasey Watson Miss Margaret Willis, Sponsor 87 ee eFeeeneEebesEEtD ee Top to Ronee Spiers, Neall, quite Rayfield THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS VIKKIO PIERS eee ee eee yrersies eile pee Oe Eee eee ee Chairman Mess HOWARD Toe PRERMA Nips ee ees eee eT Sponsor MEMBERS Betsy Neall Ann Rayfield Cathy Rushing ra man Left to Right: Vander Voort, Woodside, McKenney, Bow THE FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS WA BOW MAN pee ree er es ee ee ee ee eo Le sident LYDIA VANDER VOORT _...... ee = iCe-President ARINA mV OODSIDE Ge eee ees ee ee ee SECT CLURy MAR Ve VICKENNE Vgecsee peep ee ae eee shat Pues Wee et Ae Treasurer MR Sar) Stes COYNE R Getta hae ore ee eee ee aS at Sponsor MEMBERS Jean Barnhardt Bonnie Henderson Ann Patteson Lois Chrietzburg Roxanne Jewell Amy Phillips Julia Dodge Robin Kirkpatrick Susan Romero Merrie Everson Leslie Law Pam Strang Mary Felton Linda Lunt Shane Sullivan Sandra Freeman Lynn Minor Patti Warner Elizabeth Grasty Christy Murrjan Kasey Watson Anne Hasselback Karen Olander LeAnn Werner Mary Oliphant Front Row. Farr, Schacht, Dunlap, Second Row: Hand, Bouis, Tucker Miss Willis, Lancaster, Brown THE LATIN CLUB OFFICERS MARSHA ‘LANCASTER? 6. 2,5 open hoe eee see eda President SARAH (HAND 4 ,.2ub cele d Eales enetl Ue a ORO me Ae oer Vice-President CHERLYN { SCHACHT (2G 00 Secretary-Treasurer Miss: MARGARET (WILT AS seg seer Sponsor MEMBERS Debbie Bouis Ginny Brown Kate Dunlap 90 Sarah Farr Nancy Temple Susan Tucker ae ies I could have danced all night . . . Our own fashion parade . . . What a night! . . . Is it time for our big Sat- urday night date? . . . Passing the time . . . These books have really got me down... Go get’em.. . AlL- ways did like leaves . . . Sometimes you need to be alone with yourself . . . Take a picture; it will last longer. 91 ie pulsating. the beating of art, the -blendingset minds and + ye eae. am = es bodies ‘and the team Strives: forward. Front Row: Gray, Forrestel, Whitcomb, McKenney, Farr Second Row. Saunders, Davis, Vander Voort, Mrs. Parker, Miss Sarver, Miss Knight, Rushing, Terpos, Warden, Bowman ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD CINDY WHITCOMB MARY MCKENNEY _..___ SARAH PE ARRA ne eee JOAN FORRESTEL _.....___ SUZANNE GRAY ____- MILDRED SAUNDERS _____ CATHY RUSHING MILDRED SAUNDERS LYDIA VANDER VOoRT - LIBBO WARDEN LEA BOWMAN BARBARA GRUHN HUNTER DAVIS Mary MCKENNEY SUE TERPOS Mrs. DAvip PARKER Miss PATRICIA SARVER Miss JACKIE KNIGHT 94 Be No es, ee tee eee ee President eA ee Sn oe eC C- PL CSIGENT Ah wilt ot MAO Recording Secretary eee Corresponding: Secretary io ee ee rene eens LL PEOSUTEL HAT , reas Cheerleader ee ee Ce 2 ean: Orchesis President, Riding Club Daten. Boots and Saddle Club _ President, Porpoise Club Peete: Lifeguard Representative Freshman Intramural Representative Sophomore Intramural Representative _Junior Intramural Representative Senior Intramural Representative eed te ees SONSORS First Row: Saunders Second Row: Maclin, Casucci, McCutchan, Rayfield Third Row: Brownley, Neall, Schacht THE CHEERLEADERS MILDRED SAUNDERS ee Head. Cheerleader NISSECATRICLAMSARVE R) eens gL enee oe ey oe Pee ee ee ee DONSOL Claudia Brownley Betsy Neall Rose Casucci Ann Rayfield Cam Maclin Cherlyn Schacht Ann McCutchan 9) ye First Row: McCann, Grasty, Shaw, Th Shovea, Downing Second Row: Burke, Felton, Brewer, Tuttle, Bouis, Hand, Gruhn, Miss Knight, Vanderlinden omas, Davis, McKenney, Mikelait, Terpos, THE HOCKEY TEAM HUNTERS DAVISE) 1g 0 3) 00 eee Co Concine Mary McKENNEY ANN BURKE | MARY FELTON so he ee Bp Oe Pen as ema Sa een be PN Managers MARTY VANDERLINDEN Miss. JACKIE KNIGHT Ngee Oe eee eee ne CLIC MEMBERS Debbie Bouis Cathi Mikelait Millie Brewer Melissa Shaw Debbie Downing Sue Shovea Elizabeth Grasty Erin Sullivan Barbara Gruhn Shane Sullivan Sarah Hand Sue Terpos Linda Lunt Ann Thomas Tippi McCann Valerie Tuttle 96 of van ce i ae eee: Erin Sullivan, Shane Sullivan, Haire, Tippett, Werner, Warden, Woodward, McGrath THE PORPOISE CLUB TLD BORN ARDEN aeeeese te Sere ee ee oe Pas ON ee gi 0 ee bly ce President BONTTASLIPP E T | cee peat 27 use perenne ine i Si be dee oe Se Vice-President SARA EGRV.AN N epee ee ecm at erento Sos Aare day Pee Rea Secretary SHANES SULLIVAN a oe Ake. ole US DOSE EN cane OL PbS Treasurer MISSSIACKIES K NIGH Tae tet eae ee eel eee eo ent very ee ee te Sponsor Bess Baptist Erin Sullivan Bunnie Haire LeAnn Werner Kim McGrath Anna Woodside Beverly Mullins Anne Woodward 97 First Row: Mrs. Parker me Second Row: Forrestel, Davis, Saunders, Jewell THE RIDING CLUB OFFICERS MILDRED SSAUNDE RS poo sr a a es President HUNTER DAV IS eee eee Warts MeWEE MON EOE eet Siow BO oo Vice-President JOAN «FORRESTEL © see ee eee ee Secretary ROXANNE | JEWELD Ah eo ee Treasurer Mrs: DAVID PARKER (= bee ee ye Be ve Sponsor MEMBERS Kathy Alexander Bess Baptist Jean Barnhardt Debbie Bouis Debbie Bronder Cathy Clay Julia Dodge Kate Dunlap Ginger Early Faith Entwistle Sarah Farr Miriam Fletcher Susie Gibson Suzanne Gray Anne Hasselback Helen Langhorne Cam Maclin Ann McCutchan Kim McGrath Mary McKenney: Karen Olander Mary Oliphant Ann Patteson Nanette Peverill Julie Piper Jereann Pratt 98 Cherlyn Schacht Heidi Smith Erin Sullivan Shane Sullivan Valerie Tuttle Marty Vanderlinden Lydia Vander Voort Libbo Warden Patricia Warner Kasey Watson LeAnn Werner Anna Woodside Anne Woodward First Row: Gray, Vander Voort, Warden Second Row. McKenney, Saunders, Mrs. Parker THE BOOTS AND SADDLE LYDIA VANDER VOORT __._ SUZANNE GRAY LIBBO WARDEN ______. MarY MCKENNEY _____ Mrs. DAVID PARKER Mildred Saunders Hh) CLUB See eresigent ee Vice-President eee SCCTeIasry ___ Treasurer eee) DOISOF: me: First Row: Farr, Whitcomb, McCann, Phillips, Miss Sarver, Vanderlinden aia Second Row. Holloman, Gray, Cheatham, Roberts THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM CINDY “PISTOL” WHITCOMB SARAH FARR SANDRA FREEMAN LESLIE LAw MARTY VANDERLINDEN Miss PATRICIA SARVER Lisa “Cheatah” Cheatham Suzanne “Hos” Gray Frances “Twig” Holloman Lee ee eee GUPIGiN se ee ee Beene eee Managers Dae Coach Tippi “Weest” McCann Amy “Wilt” Phillips Carmen “Lew” Roberts 100 First Row: Jewell, Miss Sarver, Crane Second Row: Fletcher, Fatheree, Felton, Tuttle, Campbell Third Row: Downing, Law Fourth Row. Davis, McKenney THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM NUNES IEA ! OE ED Up ie Fd Po ie oO Me ee Co-Captains Mary MCKENNEY SARAH FARR SANDRA FREEMAN LV pronto PSUS LRG LA Wat Rn (cities preety cre k sss ap 8 MARTY VANDERLINDEN MISSED ATRICIABSAR VE R Summits 1 a naar Me cen Re SOR oes 2: Coach Henrietta Campbell Miriam Fletcher Becky Crane Roxanne Jewell ‘Susan Fatheree Valerie Tuttle Mary Berkeley Felton | ] § : bs lo ' : i i First Row: Barnhardt, Warner, Chandler, Wagner Second Row: Rushing, Alexander, Watson, Campbell Third Row: Strang, Roberts, Maclin, Vakos THE ORCHESIS OFFICERS CATHY RUSHING HENRIETTA CAMPBELL : CARMEN ROBERTS 2 : : Mrs. J. S. COYNER . i eoeees ae ee be MEMBERS Kathy Alexander Jean Barnhardt Michele Chandler Cathy Clay Cam Maclin Cathi Mikelait meee President pee COSIUIMES Art and Properties Pamela Strang Jan Vakos Betsy Wagner Patricia Warner Kasey Watson Sponsor First Row: Law, McCutcheon, Farr Second Row. Josey, Rayfield, Fowler Third Row: Coates, Phillips, Neall, Woodside, Brownley Fourth Row: Vanderlinden Fifth Row: Miss Sarver THE TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS Claudia Brownley Leslie Law Cassie Coates Ann McCutchan Sarah Farr Betsy Neall Elizabeth Fowler Ann Rayfield Frederica Josey Marty Vanderlinden Not Pictured: Frances Holloman AMY PHILLIPS} Managers ANNA WOODSIDE § Miss PATRICIA SARVER he Coach 103 Actually, I, ah . . . Oh, really? . . . Let’s don’t lose our temper ... Wait for me! .. . Don’t worry; it’s O.K. . . . Slow down, please. . . . Boots and Saddle, Saturday morning, -10° .. . The huddle. . . O.K.,, let’s have dinner . . . Where’s the ball? . . . The enemy. Please go in! . . . Just hold your breath . . . Our rivals. . . JUMP opsbich lee we ells cin Codachwa. a Lets go! . . . Victory is our cry . . . Come on, it can’t be that bad. ] : aS — flowing, ever onward, always seeking new goals. | SENIOR RING FIGURE i Kavi 4 — me aan pod ae ca an fa “Shubert Alley” by Mel Dinelli November 24, 1971 at AMELIE AE RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK The Rev. Collier S. Harvey, Jr. Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church, Fishersville, Virginia THE SPRING PLAY 2 EROS Hg | | ¢ ; i (issn es “NINE GIRLS” by Wilfrid H. Pettit 1 APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS Miss CLAUDIA PETERS BROWNLEY Bronxville, New York Lie THE BOOTS AND SADDLE SPRING HORSE SHOW 114 THE PORPOISE CLUB SHOW “Every Picture Tells A Story” May 4 and 5, 1972 LUS THE MAY QUEEN : ality, 7 Miss Lots ANN RAYFIELD ina North Carol Wadesboro, 116 MAIDS OF HONOR Miss BETsy NEALL Miss AMY PHILLIPS Scotland Neck, North Carolina Ocean City, New Jersey THE MAY COURT OCONEE ps a an a ee ® . Front Row: Suellyn Reynolds (Page), Kathy Keith (Train Bearer), Betsy Neall (Maid of Honor), Ann Rayfield (Queen) Amy Phillips (Maid of Honor), Kelly Keith (Crown Bearer), Sheila Dulaney (Page) Second Row: Lydia Vander Voort, Cindy Whitcomb, Libbo Warden Third Row: Sue Terpos, Anna Woodside, Lea Bowman, Sarah Porter, Marty Vanderlinden wl) THE MAY DAY PAGEANT ides na Seoven eat oR TO i a j “A Day at the Circus’ May 6, 1972 118 GRADUATION All too soon the days, weeks, and months have turned into years. As we leave Fairfax, let us have one last look at it. The time-worn steps, the empty hallways, the language lab, a well-smoothed auditorium seat-—but this is not Fairfax. Fairfax is its people, whether screaming, crying, or laughing. Displaying spirit in a pep rally, molding pride within a person, or smiling at a stranger—this is Fairfax. It is countless be- liefs and ideals, but all are one, molded by a growing pride and spirit. We as students are the power behind Fairfax and the loyalty binding it together. For the seniors, Fairfax is over, a bright memory in the minds and hearts of many. For years Fairfax has been a way of life providing friendship, loves, disappointments, and creating within’us a light into the future. Only a few years ago we came to seek and question. Now we -must begin to use the background Fairfax has given us. A new phase of our lives has begun. Graduation is only the beginning. 119 Eaeeationaiieemtieaineniedieteateetemhe tee ie al 99 derella “Cin 120 The horses are loose! . . . Just call me bashful, timid, shy . . . Please don’t take it... My pride and joy . .. Go on and kiss her . . . Organization . . . How many pink slips tonight? . . . Let’s be different. Alex anger Kathy eee ens Baptists Bess eee Barmbardt..Jcan eee Barnhart. Ghrige see Debbiemeas : Bowman) Ec aie et ee eee Bouis, Breitung, Sally Brewer uMillics seems Bronder, Debbie Brown, Ginny Brownley, Claudia Burke, Ann Campbell? Henrietta aa. Casucci, Rose Chandler Viattiae seen Chandler, Michele - Cheatham, Lisa Chrietzberg, Lois Clay, Cathy - Woates, Cassie ma) Crane, becky Cushman, Faison - Davis, Hunter ___ Dodse a) lic. seamen ees Downing, Debbie Dulaney, Sheila Dunlap, Kate - Early, Ginger - England, Bess __ Entwistle, Faith - Erhard, Linda - Everson, Merrie Patr oaranes Fatheree, Susan Felton, Mary Berkeley Fletcher, Miriam Forrestel, Joan Fowler, Elizabeth Freeman, Sandra Gibson, Susie Grasty, Elizabeth Gray, Suzanne Gruhn, Barbara STUDENT DIRECTORY Fairplay Road, Seneca, South Carolina 29678 ard Washington Street, Boydton, Virginia 23917 4800 Atlantic Avenue, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451 116 Western Avenue, Johnstown, Pennsylvania 15904 _ Box 298, Kilmarnock, Virginia 22482 Box 907, Southport, North Carolina 28461 _.1510 Club Drive, Lynchburg, Virginia 24503 Box 375, Loudon, Tennessee 37774 is) SBS eat ay 14451 Clarissa Lane, Tustin, California 92680 302 Fifth Avenue, West, Springfield, Tennessee 37172 River House 1A, 72 Pondfield Road, West, Bronxville, New York 10708 310 Panorama Drive, Marion, Virginia 24354 27514 JOa02 14454 Route 3, Box 29, Chapel Hill, North Carolina _USAID ADO, APO, San Francisco, California 80 Center Street, Geneseo, New York _USAID DD, APO, San Francisco, California 96352 317 Valley Stream Road, Statesville, North Carolina 28677 301 Brandywine Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 _.102 Hart Street, Beckley, West Virginia 25801 _Sperryville, Virginia 22740 er 2564, Sie “ARAMCO, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Tee ihe. 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Charter Bus Service 708 C Street STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Dial 886-3560 STAUNTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. 129 WAYNE MOTOR LODGE Waynesboro’s Newest Motor Lodge 60 Deluxe Rooms Single, Double and Family Individually Controlled Heat and Air-conditioning Color Television Swimming Pool Member BEST WESTERN. Free Computer Reservations Anywhere 942-1171 GENERAL WAYNE MOTOR INN 60 Modern rooms Individual Control Heat and Air-conditioning Color Television Ample Free Parking WaAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA DIRECTION GRENOBLE HOTELS, INC. 942-8117 Best Wishes from COME IN AND BANK Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Senters ON A BETTER LIFE Michael and Colleen CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA fy gl FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK ‘Pete”” Brooks Sport Store Member F.D.1.C. 524 W. Main WAAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 130 HYMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE 411 West Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia 942-4526 To The Class of 1972 MIZPAH Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Farr (Sarah’s parents) GREENEVILLE, TENNESSEE FISHBURNE’S DRUG STORE Best Wishes To Fairfax Hall W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Serving Since 1878 - and Mrs. Robert C. Oliphant Drugs, Candies, Cosmetics (Mary and Florrie’s parents) Photographic Supplies WASHINGTON, D.C. Visit our Soda Fountain 132 BEST WISHES TO FAIRFAX HALL Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hampton Burke, Jr. (Ann’s parents) Marion, VIRGINIA 133 Compliments of HODGES JEWELRY STORE WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Reach for Batter-Whipped Sunbeam Bread VALLEY BAKERIES W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of THE G. AND H. RESTAURANT WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 134 Compliments of DELUXE MOTOR COURT W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of FREED COMPANY, INC. RCA Motorola General Electric Goodyear Best Wishes Best of luck to The The Senior Class Graduating Class from from Mrs. Virginia D. Turvey Mr. and Mrs. R. G. S. Davis (Toni’s mother) (Hunter's parents) HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA MIDDLETOWN, OHIO Compliments Best Wishes to All of THE GARDEN CENTER the Students at Fairfax Hall Box 717 W AYNESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griffith Thomas Good Luck to The (Ann’s parents Class of 1972 from ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rand (Allison’s parents) RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 135 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Vanderlinden, Jr. (Marty’s parents) Hicxory, NortuH Carorina 136 AL’S CABS 24-Hour Service 2-Way Radio Airport Limousines 214 Arch Avenue 942-8245 PRES BROWN’S, INC. 115 West Nelson Street Lexington, Virginia 24450 463-5587 463-3521 Distributors Athletic Equipment And Sporting Goods “Our Team is Dedicated To Serving Your Team’ LBy, STAUNTON STEAM LAUNDRY, INC. Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Linen Rental Radio Dispatched Service STAUNTON, WAYNESBORO AND HarrRISONBURG Flowers of Distinction Congratulations To Dial 942-8125 The WAYNESBORO FLORIST Class “of 1972 512 W. Main St. Waynesboro, Va. “A Friend’’ 138 Compliments of Waynesboro New Car Dealers BAUGHER CHEVROLET, INC. Cars and Trucks B B BUICK-OPEL, INC. BRANNOCK SALES SERVICE, INC. Lincoln — Mercury — Jeep DRIVER SALES SERVICE, INC. Dodge cars — Trucks PAUL FREED, INC. Ford cars — Trucks TERRY MARTIN PONTIAC, CADILLAC, OLDSMOBILE, INC. GMC Trucks Congratulations to the RONNIE MAHANES Class of Florist Bridal Shop 79 Dr. and Mrs. George A. Olander “A favorite of Fairfax” (Karen’s parents) HIGHLAND Park, ILLINOIS Compliments J. D. Henson of T. V. Sales Service THE MAN’S SHOP ELLISTON, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 942-8292 (Nancee’s Family) 139 RUSS FORD] ING: Shallotte, N. C. Authorized Ford Dealer “You Can't Beat A Russ Ford Deal’ Congratulations to the Class of °72 from Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Russ (Lisa’s parents) SHALLOTTE, NortH Caro.ina Congratulations THE HUMPHRIES PRESS, INC. and Best Wishes WéAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA to the Class of 1972 from Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Brewer (Millie senatents) Planners and Producers of Custom and Commercial Printing LouDON, TENNESSEE 140 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1972 Phone Hours 263-5119 Mon-Thurs. 9:00-7:00 Lovingston, Virginia Fri. 9:00-9:00 Sat. 9:00-6:00 Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Peverill, Jr. (Nanette’s parents) 141 Best Wishes To The G@iiscectaey 2 from Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Saunders (Mildred’s parents) SoutH Hitz, Vircinia Congratulations and best of luck to the Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rayfield (Ann’s parents) WabdEsBORO, NortuH Caro.ina BEST WISHES! VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA = | Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baptist (Bess’s parents) BoYDTON, VIRGINIA Best Wishes To The Senior Class from Mrs. Laura E. Gray (Suzanne’s mother) PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA BLINwMOSCOW:. NEW YORK PARIS: WASHIN VIENNA� ST.LOUIS MIAMI! DENVER LONDON..co N.M. ORLANDO CHINA: FRANKFORT. NORFOLK SOPCHOPPY... AMSTERDAMy.VENICEs, WASHINGTON BOSTON DUBLIN«. ATHENS� BETHLEHEM. CAIROs. BALTIMORE NE APLES: PARIS:. HOI ME XICOs. BERLIN: as talihetle ve : ED sc N.M. ORLA Tx, NORFOLK create. ASHINGTON BOSTON Bunce ATHENS. BETHLEHEM, CAIRQs BERLINwMOSCOW:. NEW YORK PARIS:. WASHINGT( VIENNAwST. LOUIS MIAM! DENVER LONDON,:.C N.M. ORLANOO CHINA FRANKFORT, NORFOLK Bob Everidge Waynesboro Manager 943-3111 219 Arch Avenue 143 Get to know WAY NESBORO QUICKEST THROUGH THE PAGES OF THE CHavneshoro Netws-Virginian 942-8213 144 Best Wishes to The Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Lancaster (Marsha’s parents) Ponte Vepra, Fioripa Best Wishes ' Compliments Caldwell - Sites Company of 147 N. Wayne Avenue Palmer Insurance Agency Office and School Supplies Telephone 942-8389 220 South Wayne Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Charles Lafferty and Sons, Inc. John C. Mowen “Electrical Contractors” Mowen Opticians 500 North Delphine Avenue 113 South Wayne Ave. Telephone 703: 942-8697 WaAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 145 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall Mr. and Mrs. Barton P. Quaintance (Debbie’s parents) WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Congratulations! IMPERIAL. FREEMAN MOTOR CO., INC. 108 NORTH HICKS ST. LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA 23868 Sandra Freeman’s Family Compliments of WAYNESBORO FURNITURE DEALERS AUGUSTA FURNITURE COMPANY J. L. BARKSDALE FURNITURE COMPANY GRAND PIANO AND FURNITURE COMPANY McCOY’S FURNITURE AND CARPETS 146 Best Wishes to the Seniors Farmers Tractor and Yruck Co. (Bonita Tippett’s Family) Louissurc, Nortu Caro.ina pouthern Department Ntore (formerly White’s Fashion Center) “CENTER FOR SHOPPING” 901 G. West Broad St. Phone 942-8301 Waynesboro, Virginia 22980 Best Wishes Waynesboro Paint Store 130 North Wayne Ave. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 942-8283 Kinser’s Esso Station and Hertz Rent-A-Car 705 East Main St. W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 943-3586 942-5171 147 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Law, III (Leslie’s parents) Fort LAUDERDALE, FLoripa Best Wishes To The Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Brown (Ginny’s parents) SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE 148 Compliments of Waynesboro Retail Jewelers RHAMES JEWELERS MUSTAIN’S JEWELERS JEWEL BOX HODGES JEWELERS Good Luck to the Class of 1972 _ LAMBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sullivan (Erin and Shane’s parents) CHARLOTTE, NoRTH CAROLINA BES DAW ISH ESSiOsh AIRE AXSE ALL from E. W. BARGER ? COMPANY Total Insurance Service Since 1911 Offices: Lambert, Barger, and Branaman Building Dial 942-4131 Waynesboro, Va. 823-4321 Crozet, Va. 150 “God, give us the fortitude to endure those things which cannot be changed, the courage to change the things which should be changed, and the wisdom to know one from the other.” Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Neall (Betsy’s parents) OcEAN City, New Jersey 131 Best Wishes To The Class of °72 Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Hoffman (Sherry’s parents) SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Warner (Patti's parents) Bryson City, NortH CAROLINA Best Wishes from the Family of Cathy Clay BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Gruhn (Barbara’s Parents) Student Book Store 330 East College Avenue STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA ‘Pon aaatate POST OFFICE BOX 1166 - WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 22980 W. J. Loth, II M. G. JONES, JR. W. S. Flint 5S. R. SMITH Dorothy Ponds Located in The Centre-For-Shopping Compliments of CASKIE PAPER CO., INC. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA “Wake Up, Seniors, 197) wish Lleres Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Werner (LeAnn’s parents) DELPHos, OHIO 154 “May the roads rise with you, And the wind be always at your back: And may the Lord hold you in the hollow of his hand.” Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Whitcomb (Cindy’s parents) GREENSBORO, NortH CarOoLiNnA 155 Compliments of Compliments of Gravely Waynesboro Company, Ine. The Tastee Freeze WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Compliments Best Wishes! P 7 ROY’S EASTSIDE FLORIST é Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Winfield Dial 942-5104 (Kelly’s parents) Hwy. 340 North, Waynesboro “We grow our own.” FTD SCOTLAND NECK, NorRTH CAROLINA 156 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of UP: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Haire, Jr. (Bunnie’s parents) PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 157 COMPLIMENTS OF Augusta Cleaners and Tailors 534 West Main Street — WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA CARE: FOR FURS AND GARMENTS IT’S A PLEASURE TO SERVE FAIRFAX 942-5296 Good Luck FRANK KERBY SONS and Sheet Metal Work Congratulations 218 Arch Avenue Mrs. Frances Fatheree (Susan’s mother) WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 943-6596 AUSTIN, TEXAS 158 Best Wishes from The Vander Voorts (Lydia’s parents) Montreal, CANADA Tao Compliments of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry B. Smith (Heidi’s parents) FarrFAXx, VIRGINIA 4 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS! HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTURANT Route 250 East LKQ es LAS Ge W AYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Find It Fast In The “YELLOW PAGES” Best Wishes! The People’s Pharmacy, Inc. W AYNESBORO CLIFTON FORGE-WAYNESBORO TELEPHONE COMPANY uae Dial 942-8184 phere AT 160 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dulaney, Jr. (Sheila’s parents) HarrISONBURG, VIRGINIA Skyline Parkway Motor Court P. O. Box 608 Waynesboro, Virginia Located on top of the Blue Ridge mountains at the intersection of U. S. Rt. 250, Skyline Drive, and Blue Ridge Parkway 65 MODERN ROOMS, all with private tub and shower, tiled bath. Television, Radio, Air Conditioning Available. Telephones in rooms - swimming pool and golf, hiking, fishing. Located on our premises LARGE HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT serving fine foods —The new Highway Gift Shop and Pettit’s Gulf Service. Best Wishes to the Senior Class! Trade PLETE Mark 161 Congratulations, Seniors weber Orug Ce. BOYDTON, VIRGINIA 23917 PHONE 738-6322 Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Herbert (Bebe’s parents) 162 Southern Extract Company, Inc. P. O. BOX 8411 — 4901 WEST LEIGH STREET — RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23226 703 353-3322 — 353-1302 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Langhorne (Helen’s parents) Better Foods Best Wishes Are Distributed To The “By the People who Care” Senior Class HARRISONBURG FRUIT from and PRODUCE CO. Harrisonburg, Virginia W A i B PaO Boxe429 Box 40 W AY NESBORO Zane D. Showker, Pres. —— 163 NEWBERRY’S The Store for Young Moderns in DowNTOWN WayYNESBORO Congratulations from Compliments g IA? nuold J Virginia Linen Service, Inc. Distinctive Woman's Apparel Serving the Charlottesville 327 West Main Street and Shenandoah Valley Areas with quality Linen Rental Service WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 164 A Friend of Fairfax Best Wishes For a Bright and Happy Future, Seniors! Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Phillips (Amy’s parents) SCOTLAND Neck, Nortu Caro.ina THE CHILI SHOPPE eqgett Your Happy Shopping Store Mid-town Waynesboro in Downtown Waynesboro 942-9814 166 Our sincere wish for a prosperous future and a happy life goes to each senior as she graduates from Fairfax Hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brownley, III (parents of the Editor) Bronxville, New York 167 Congratulations Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Conway Rushing (Cathy’s parents) LaurInBuRG, NortH Caro.ina 168 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall MIKE’S MOTORS, INC. LATE MODEL AUTOMOBILE SALVAGERS OLD U. S. ROUTE 50 (5 MILES EAST OF SALISBURY) PARSONSBURG, MARYLAND 21849 (Cathi Mikelait’s Family) SALISBURY, MaryLAND 169 Best Wishes to Fairfax Hall and the Clesewotm2 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Cheatham, Jr. (Lisa’s parents) STATESVILLE, NortH Caro.ina 170 Congratulations And Best Wishes Classeotmi2 Judge and Mrs. James C. Bowman (Lea’s parents) SOUTHPORT, NortH CaroLina 171 Dr. Pepper Bottling Company of Staunton STAUNTON, VIRGINIA AUTOGRAPHS ALWOOD STUDIOS Your Personality in a Portrait WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Official Photographer — 1972 Chain and Anchors igs cee hetiy” oat ee ete tote nae eee Mies eS nae SF Th te ee te ote Sst eee ete dt eso ; tioy57-7% Named NEWSPAPER SCHIOIS DUSY VITH OF : 5 a J18.47557 ESPerS FAIRFAX HALL a : Ring Figur e Plans Waynesboro, Va. s S 3 Poxe The annual Senior Ring Figure I A Committee, heaacu vy ‘4 ce oo so 0° will be held on November 13 ir ‘inn, ., named girls to work on A) Soe or a? 92 a0 Fairfax gymnasium. Music will be he committee for the 1971-72 school gs ) S, ao” _ oot bie 3 ae % ooo” vided by the John Worsley Cor As ear, They are: Cherlyn Schacht, Cathy x S WN 60% xs pee get ke ase dance begins at 8:00 p.m. an: tushing, Liz Grasty, Lisa Cheatham, a Pie of ee oe 12:00 p.m., after which mc Nay Yebbie Quaintance, Lois Chrietzberg, Ye oo’ ote? 2 co mc s Senior class will head towary @s ¢ ‘Bebbi d te as! igh ame | stephanie Hyatt, Bebbie Bouis, an pe or ow a e l Senj ¢ day Inn, where the banqrv ‘oy | a¢ fe) DM © S : Ne ate Dunlap. yer oe Oh OP se been donated for a night of ce. ec 2 ? for the dance are $3.00 per o3 SAO ae RREE f E 42 eo ’ “Ese svithnite ve 3 ! 0 fA) Mts the st t RSELF yaik® eo 9 7 M, Nameg hat a especign fax Hal) a oberg Nor, fel Coy rt ort ea CG; RV EN , ae Ps en hameg cee it Mey yy So “a By p, ember | sy SAVAGE SOPHOMORES m4 P Moise celts | Of New Cheerleaders te agg. ®t | @ My Be thes by Bap, i ey Wen, GG YG, Selected for Year dp Op BUY BIDS Ue Os hy, The following girls th S Vy nq Bey ra ; are the new i TO RING Litre ong yy Ly ders for the 1971-1972 schoo] oe Ne yy, iS ‘? FIGURE fa Wy. C60, 8 6 qo ¢ lg Maclin, Claudia Brownley, Mil. ‘T7104, Ug C ‘i Cry ste leg ag, Or BEA y “ders, Judi Busdiecker, Ann ae Ly. 4o 2p 4p OG, Ss men % Ay) 3y. Neall. and Rose Ca- wy Sa tia ©, Va, ag Ma, dp Se oy Y alternates are: Anr 4 fe ye iee Ce.” 28 a 7,3 d Cherlyn Schacht. Th HOcK 7 On bs ee EEO Sites year, ay vy, ay, 2 “Uy Uy Xe ry RL S_the cheerleader; Hoc ET. veh Sy. ag i we , Key,” Cn Sq Me 9 much to rromecte schoo’ 22d w ie Ntran, UR eg . met Le� , Phy 4, i 29 “7a 8 year is no exception. ; ue fe) am be ; Co ng ae Viding: Pleted ok () a AA Awards, Letters a Presented At Assembly ——ssron Yay ™ . s | ang: M rokenney: ome I ns | pam | Mate est- Tea The AA had an assembly to out urer rive is t oan Fort if C e ‘1 various awards to the stua PQ) resent is spons ‘saent iS n werne™: 0 Quat FIGURE dent $- first was Porpoise Club: Erir CI LaF, Oo ore pres ee LeAD g tree A) X Bunnie Haire, LeAnn Kamal f aSS Goes vaent_Tcutcham es pee lwo Ne Woodsic Woodward, Bs ar ape represe® ; . e or Bev if ® “Fm Me ¥ y B ld a om is S k W | R pD { a aN lig; 2 nav tiday, Pe a Win a awter pea er | Sarak 0 deq ¢ ¢ P ™Mbe a D C h © bus get 22th, 2 goss een, Changes In Cuba iv Pha i cla. siden Br, Yeap : fis f iW ) GO P'S Voort— predier Ces Wega” ”? .4 A Ctiines ae Uniteg cy cai et Romero, will speak for assembly eee ae PP IE PD wg a re at a + ee ean A RERUN EINER YY ENN nobile Curator + KS blige cpt cya Sac) aker for Assembly , Neat nose? Ore “D” Jones, a senior at RMA, f Macon Academy, Front Royal, Virg' Mi P (Flip) Beckwith, curator of Washington, N.C. ia Museum Artmobile, will speak giticets to were ce hes; on October 22. Her escort was Ci frican Sculpture in assembly on ay, October 12, at 10:30 a.m. The lA, les by Bt | Cn ain’ 4.197 s x - C a f Ty “vith an exhibition of Afri- Hage hsm s9t° get Sosi® nite wa Mn Crell, ‘4 : By xne sae aun cet eas! Th Sf Bar, Vr Coy, Hae a) Oe ond ella, Che Or y t 4s ,aeo est at x . Ww | C si t : e il] Pesan fer la 67 2 Pe joe® Se Pap, ee Nasinn PTesent 2 a iS 1S O 19 wre to bee, nittay Fairfa a me Actors n Dece Cinde,. es Bee the Ss 7e5 er his x | Re ee u on OH esi © Sty Ne, é CO Ee tWin oe Mot nderen, ““e Three Hew Teark. Ve —EMMOR JUICE x scr MWIi dl tg! bie bien) ee Tr Mi}, e Fa; 3 . on eter: Cathy, roberts. Clait. Thy [ : er Tane The C Alexa, The he S ang Chey, Ourt der an King. Ui WT «ut on Nanet; Jn San.) 2 e8is as Shubert Alle FEO Ae? ax 0 Si de slay. AROe: ee | | Y ake sorte agit Barn� Ad veils ang 2m s _ “Shubert Alley,” a play for WO, che... 65 AN e' (eae aa 5 es . by Mel Dinelli, featuring a cast Gk. pw yncon has been selected as the fall produ 5S sv 3 ewer’ ‘iy al of Fairfax Players. Date is Nove; ee | yh Y3 gyudes gah s aed nae 24. Books arrived October 13 and x ‘Ss eiks v ” rif hearsals are underway. It features a kar We . Qo wore et m0 xe 30 ree prologue and seven scenes and was first e 05 a, bog ce © produced in the League Playhouse in Ae ae 8 a ro $291? “Ges AP Pee ) Hollywood, Calif., in 1943. Sci cunan 8 OCIAL He se Bl We : os op? 2 Fg Ayr social was he a ee ot _ xe S -BZo™ gd cat An ice et oh rch October 17, 3:30 x30™ gp sod Moe +e? veer 2 e ) esb terian Cc u : urne fous ar i Be a Q . hi resby : Hall and Fishb ee ot oys® a 47.90 ae” 4 o 4:30, for Fairfax eo Lo oo ae we om” got en ef jtudents. ye Aes Ms pre 3 qo oo 3 OF est NEP ets ants and gtd ar Pete CPP gs ete: 4 W k d | | M 7 22 ge ad “aad es 2 a S caster : ee en urns 0 emories ee sae net 1¥ SEASON TO OPEN a le ST. ANNE’S OCT. 22 : . ane ad ty hockey try-outs are under- Th PI 40 v ol us week with the naming of esp lans, aye} nes ria nembers expected in a few days. yirree exe ; st game will be with St. Anne’s 'g ri e nat . School here on October 22. 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