Fairfax High School - Fare Fac Sampler Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

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Stamped upon the pages will be found the picture story of a full year of school These pictures are the sparks which fire the imagin- ation to ramble on. The High School Victory Corps since its organization has been the thread of life woven into the activities of the school and dominating the pattern of events. Consequently, the staff has chosen to divide this volume into six books, each sponsored by one division of the corps. As you read through these pages in the days to come you will, it is hoped, take pride in the story they tell of how the Victory Corps at Fairfax High School contributed its share to the winning of the war. xxwrlllrg' - .I 4 6 S f E K 2 S a u 4 'v 81 he . L, t F, , - - ' 5 fe se' ,Qu H ' ' -- ' f ' f'1'i1- i, :tm in I .ia ali 4 an Ii 'iff il V-af' will lim i I :mm Va- f - - 'V ' -1 ,uint ,,.. - .-4, V ' t Victory Corps Organization Fairfax High School The High School Victory Corps announced by President Roosevelt on September 25, 1942, is a national voluntary organization for secondary schools for the purpose of mobilizing high school youth for more effective preparation for and participation in wartime services in both school and community. It is basically an educational plan to provide instruction and practical training for worthwhile service in the total war effort. Fundamentally, it is a most excellent oppor- tunity to put into practice a program of educational and vocational guidance. Two features are: Q11 The training of youth for that war service that will come after they leave school. Q21 The active participation of youth in the community's war effort while they are yet in school. Fairfax High School youth is eager to do its part for victory. In order to do it effectively, the organization of a Victory Corps under the direction of Harold F. Weiler, the School Director, and W. T. Woodson, the County Director, was completed in December with an approximate membership of 7 50. These girls and boys are exhibiting a seriousness of purpose and a willingness to serve by cooperating in the revamping of their courses of study and in the reorganization of out-of-class activities. In short, they are developing the ability to adjust themselves to the emergency situations arising in their homes, schools, and communities. The objectives of the organization are: Q11 To provide guidance into critical services and occupations by keeping pupils currently informed concerning critical Nman-power needs of the nation and by helping them to choose wisely and to prepare for entrance into such occupations. Q21 To promote wartime citizenship by strengthening the required studies which are basic to citizenship training for American Life. Q31 To enlarge the Physical Education program in order to make the greatest number of pupils physically fit. Q41 To promote properly conducted military drill for prospective members of the armed forces. Q51 To increase the number of pupils studying science and math, and to improve the quality of scholarship in these courses. Q61 To provide, whenever possible, Pre-Flight Aeronautics for pupils for work in essential service occupations of civilian life, including business, homemaking, voluntary civilian defense, home nursing, child care and other service activities. Q81 To provide more effective educational guidance to eighth and ninth grade pupils in the selection of courses best suited to their abilities and needs. The plan of organization provided for general membership which is open to any and all students enrolled who in the judgment of the principal and members of Victory Corps Council meet such simple requirements as: Q11 The student must be participating in a school physical fitness program appro- priate to his abilities and needs in light of his probable contribution to the total war effort. Q21 The student should be studying or have studied courses appropriate to his age, grade, ability and probable immediate and future usefulness to the war effort, within the limits of the facilities of the school. Q31 The student must be currently participating in at least one important continuing or recurring wartime activity or service such as: -Bond and Stamp sales, Red Cross activities, Air Raid warden service, airplane spotting, correspondence to men in armed service, U.S.O. service, Health Department clinic work, farm aid, salvage campaigns, care of children of working mothers, gardening, school janitorial assistance, book col- lections, Ration Board assistance, public library work, Hrst aid work and collection of first aid supply kits for Virginia Reserve Militia. In addition to general membership five special divisions are provided, namely, Air Service QAir-Corps1, Land Service QArmy1, Sea Service QNavy1, Production and Com- munity Service. 5 GPM, HI! A 0125 ci O AUG!! JCAXOUL COUNTY .SCHOOL BOADD COUNTY DIRECTOR PQIN I2 ECTOR COUN SE LO RS DIVISIONS vucrorzv Lmsmesns LAND .:cKv!CE 55,4 .!:A7V!Cf MQ SEQ VXCL: COMMUIWTY J'fQV!Cf DQODUC 7-ION Gr'fVfA74L MfMBfQf!!!,0 .SCHOOL BOADD VV T WOODSON SCI-IO0I. ADMINISTRATION H. F, WE I I. If I2 STUDENT GOVERNMENT LAWRENCE C. COOK FACULTY Seniors Mm. HAIQT Junior: Mm. P07715 Jsopfmmorcs Mrs. ZAWJON Fesfimen Ms: BUP6555 AQMED AND CIVILIAN .SEEVICE5 AQIVIY Major Hank Short NA VY Lt. Com. Wm. Freeman A10 C0005 Lt Col. C. W. Karwood D,000UC770fV Mn Larry Green KOMMUNXU' .5'fPV!Cf Mr. I2oborI B.WaIker GENAQAL MEMBEQJWXD Hon Poberi Dfrraham VICTOQY COQP5 DIVISIONS ZANO .5!A?V!Cf 564 .SHPVXCE iff 50 0071? - Ms. 6'cnf9'9's Mr Maw!!! ' Mrs. ,Puff AIR CODP5 Mr Dowhbg' ' Mk: ldams DQODUC 770!V Ik l7h1l13Iaf',lfn Maf1rel'M1r 7ifa 60MMUNfTy .5xEI0VfC'f1ff13nPec0f 'Ms ,4f71es GK 11410141 fWflWBfP.flf!D Mr ffarf - MKh0C0ff I .'I ,Zadie tier: 1- I' ' x ' 9-T U 2 -' 'Q - X., 4, , .Me 41 3 I f SY W 7 . 4 4 , V Q9 Inscribed upon the pages of time we find the deeds of great men and Women who have, by their lives, inspired those who follow to strive each day to make better that which is given them as an inheritance. Upon the pages of the FAKE FAC SAMPLER, reaching back through time, will be found inscribed the dedication of each volume to one individual in whom the student body found the sturdy, rugged and inspiring qualities of leadership which have contributed, in a large measure toward molding character-the framing of mind and the will to serve--which has made America. Today out of the din of battle and the pathos of war there comes back to us the bright ray of supreme hope, the inspiration that what has been given by these great men and women is now being Written in the deeds of heroism, sacrifice and glory by those who sat at their feet in the halls of learning. This volume is dedicated to the inspiring lives of those men and women of the alumni, faculty and student body who have taken up the cause, who serve our country and who stand ready to make the supreme sacrifices. I t is from these lives that comes the inspiration to dedicate this volume. Among these gallant heroes, who just yesterday were among us, we fi nd some who have made the supreme sacrifice. To these brave men we also dedicate this volume. Reverently we bow our heads. We strive to inscribe, in our own futile way, a lasting tribute to those who have laid down their lives for us. Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friendf' 7 BOOK ONE BOOK TWO BOOK THREE BOOK FOUR BOOK FIVE BOOK SIX Contents . THE SCHOOL . , . SENIOR CLASS THE UNDER-CLASSMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FEATURES 8 General Q7VIembership Presents Hook One THE SCHGOL PLATOON LEADER GEORGIA MCCARTHY SQUAD LEADERS ALICE ALLDER HAZEL MCCARTHY VIRGINIA DOVE WALTER BUCRLEY COUNCIL CHAIRMAN LOUISE WATTS FACULTY ADVISORS JOHN M. HART MRS. KATHERINE HANCOCK 9 V 11- General Membership Division of the Victory Corps Allder, Alice Anderson, Helen Belcher, Alline Blue, Harriet Blunk, Johnny Buckley, Wgilter Dnrr, June lletwiler, Dorothy Detwiler, Wnneta Dove, Virginia Ifnulk, Thelma Hough, Mary 'kit MEMBERS jones, Barbara McBride, Betty McCarthy, Georgia McCarthy, Hazel McLane, Dorothy Magner, Nora Melton, Helen Miller, Leonard Mills, Gladys Neish, Lindy Rodier, Edith 10 Rowland, Dorothy Sherwood, Dorothy Shumate, Betty Smith, Gloria Sowers, Marion Tantum, Bill Thompson, Gerald Thompson, Lucille Vetter, Elizabeth A nm Walker, Dorothy Watts, Louise Wilkinson, Margaret General Membership Division Any and all students enrolled in a secondary school who, in the judgment of the principal, headmaster, or other designated authority, meet the following simple requirements may be enrolled as general members of the Victory Corps. 1. The student should be participating in a school physical fitness program appropriate to his abilities and needs in the light of his probable contribution to the Nation's war effort. 2. The student should be studying or have studied school courses appropriate to his age, grade, ability, and prob- able immediate and future usefulness to the Nation's war effort, within the limits of the facilities of the school. 3. The student should be currently participating in at least one important continuing or recurring wartime activitiy or service of the types indicated in the suggestive list of Victory Corps service activities: Air warden, firewatcher, or other civilian defense activity. U.S.O. volunteer activities. Red Cross services. Scale model airplane building. Participation in health services, such as malaria control. Farm aid, or other part-time employment to meet manpower shortages. School-home-community services, such as salvage campaigns, care of small children of working mothers, gardening, book collection, etc. Q . The General Membership Division of the Victory Corps, with its approximately thirty-five members, makes up a platoon under the faculty direction of Mrs. Katharine Hancock and Mr. John Hart. This platoon is sub-divided into four squads, each with its own leader and council member. The council is the organizing and administering body of the entire division. The purpose of the General Membership is to train its members for the war service that they will have to dis- charge after they leave school, and to promote participation in community war effort. While carrying out its purpose, the members become prepared to transfer, should they so desire, to any one of the five special service divisions of the Victory Corps. The Victory Book Campaign, sponsored by this division, resulted in a very worthwhile drive with the collection of many books for the service men. But this has not been the only accomplishment. The help shortage situation has been relieved by cleaning and keeping in order the commercial department. This teaches and puts into practice the giving and receiving of orders and the carrying out of these orders, all of which demand initiative. Physical fitness has been developed through military drills and competitive sports, such as basketball. 3 VICTORY BOOK CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Allder, Alice Buckley, Walter Blue, Harriet Dove, Virginia McCarthy, Georgia McCarthy, Hazel Rodier, Edith Rowland, Dorothy Thompson, Lucille Vetter, Elizabeth Watts, Louise iii' GORDON E. SMITH Supvrvisor of High Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia ir'k'k Qfldministration XVILBERT T. WooDsoN SIlf76l il1fFl1d!'lIf of Schools Counfy Dircfrfor of Viffory Corps Fairfax County, Fairfax, Virginia uldministration HAROLD F. WEILER Principal School Dircvfor of Vicfory Corps Ac'rouaufics-Mafbc'maIic's B.S., Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia George Washington University American University joHN M. HART Miss MARTHA E. REELY MRs.KATHER1NE E.HoPPEP. Assistant primjpal - Dirrrlor of Guidance Freshman Coordinalor Soda! Studies and Personnel Business Manager , , George Washington Algebra A'B Mllhgan College University B.S., Mary Washington M-A-, Peabody College University of Virginia College Madison College George Washington University 13 'ki' Faculty 2 5 nl 1 'kit 14 Miss ELIZANOR ADAMS B.S., Mary Wfashington College Sl'il'H1'l' Miss MARY O. AMBLILR University of Virginia Peabody College English Mas. Fl.izAm-1'I'il M. Amis AB., Randolph-Macon Wfomarfs College University of Virginia EIIXQHSII-l,liffll QIOIIN BUDNAIKIK B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown, Pennsylvania Albright College Head of Suriaf SfIlt1il'X Dejzl. Hixlnr-y-Sm'ial Sfmfirx Plwvyxiral Etlllftlfiflll Miss IsAma1.l.1-1 BUlZKl.l:Y BS., Madison College Home lil'f1lI0lNjl'.Y Miss MARY A. Buktmss BS., Mary Wfashington College Er1g1ixb-Sm'ial Sfll1I'it'N MRS. E1,llAlsl-.Til C. Buiuui B.A., Mary Washington College ElI'QliSl?'SlIl'fdl Studies Miss MARY tl. CALLAHAN A.B., Syracuse University English-Sm'ial SfIltlfl'K Miss JULIA Cori-:MAN B.A., Lynchburg College lJjl'!'f'fUV of Music Faculty WAl,'1'l4:x J. IDOXVLING Four Year Diploma, Oswego State Teachers College Head of lmluxfrial Arls Defi! Worm'working--Mi'ulmuif'al Dfdll'illKQ'PfflIfilIxQ Mus. AN'l'UlNl 'l'Tli E151-1NHixium B.A., Moravian College for Woixmen liuglisb-Sm'iuf Slmlicx Mus. Ouvii O. Fi-'N'l'oN A.B., Syracuse University Iinglisli-Sofia! Slmlivx MRS. MARY B. ClRliliN IRA., Mary Baldwin College George Wilshingtoii University Ellgliill-S0l'fd1 Simlivs ggi-. Mus. KATIIARINIC Hfmngocu B.S., Lynchburg College 'Ilwj'lIiIlKQ-BllllkIQl'K'fJiIlxQ Mus. PPAR1, LANGDON HART B.E., A.B., Central College M.A.. Peabody College Ilvau' of English Dept. EIIgIiSf?-Sflfidl Slmlivs MRS. IJORCQAS E. LAw'soN B.S., College of Williilni and Mary Svivm'z'-Biology Mus. lfRANc1cs MAR'IAlN B.S., College of Wfillinm and Mary Dirvrfor of Girls' I'b-yxiuzl arm' Ilvalllm Iflllllllfjllll Miss Mmm' HlLl.li Mc:Cox' B.S., Fnrmville State Teachers College Home E1'nlmn1iz's 'kirir Faculty 7 iii 16 B. Wn.1,iAM MANX'l:l.l. Page Green Manual Arts School London, England Mrlul Wfnrlzx Rom-.RT W. Mfxvrrv B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College University of Kentucky Head of Plryxival litluralion Deparlmenf Boys' A flwlcfir' Courlr Miss CLARA Mmtcuix B.S., Radford State Teachers College MIIflJl'IIIl1fil'X1Sl'il'lll'f' Mas. VONNA QD!-'I-'Il-ll.D B.S., North Eastern Missouri State Teachers College Greely State Teachers College Head of Cmrzmvrrial Dcpl. Tyfwing--Office l'ra1'lin'- General Buxim'xx Mas. ETHEL RoAcH POTTS BS., University of Rochester M.S., Allegheny College Hvaa' of Mallwmalirx Depl. Mallnvuufirx MARQQEL C. Pi-'ALzifitA If S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agrivullnre Mas. .IEANNE JOHNSON RUST B.S., Mary Washington College Wforld Hixl0ry-Engllxln- Social Sfmlivs Mas. ISABILLLIQ H. Sutucos A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College English-Sofia! Slmlirx Miss LADEAN Si-uiuav B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College Mallwrrlalivs MRS. ALICE ROACH SHORT B.S., Allegheny College M.A., Columbia University Head of Srienri' Depf. Plryxirx-Cln'nzixfry-Gem'ral Srivm'v Miss ELEANOR MAE SUMMERFIELD B.S., Mary Washington College Typing--Shorfbaml-Retailing Miss MILDRED TATE B.S., Madison College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Head of Home Economies Depi. MRs. BERNIQE THOMA B.S., Mary Washington College English-Social Sfmlivs MRs. CARMEN M. WLILLR B.S., Mary Washington College Spanish MARSHALL WHIT15-I-IURST B.A., M.A., University of Richmond, Virginia Th.B., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary B.O., Union Theological Seminary Englixb-Sovial Sllliliex Miss RUTH WILLIAMS A.B., University of Georgia A.B., in L.S., Emory University Librarian Miss MARY Rose Woou B.S., Farmville State Teachers College M.A., Duke University Malbvmafivx MRs. Rosa HOTTEL Srvrefary fo fbi' Priuvipal Faculty Rl Ki Ma. ,. ,fi ,ry iii Tucsdn y IU0I'llil1g1cQCHCIXII A SSCIIHUIY1 lfrcddic, do you lmvc .1 good Cxcusc? llow many credits do you lmvc, Kate? Do you have .1 problem, Ann? 18 Qjlif' Service Presents Hank Cum The Senior Class CAPTAIN HAROLD POLING LIEUTENANTS Doc MATTHEWS BILL MARKMAN SERGEAN TS PAT HUGHES RAY KYKER CALVIN DIMSIEY WILLIAM CULLEN WALTER SHOCIQLEY FACULTY ADVISORS WALTER DOWLING MISS ELEANOR ADAMS Air Service Division of the Victory Corps Anderson, Sam Baggett, Charles Bailey, Robert Beyer, Richard Blackmer, Williani Bowling, Joe Bradford, Ralph Brooks, Donald Carter, Jimmy Carter, Sterling Case, james Coldwell, .lack Cook, Lawrence Costello, Jimmy Crosen, Elmer Crider, Nelson Cullen, William Davis, Fred Detwiler, Douglas 'kiir MEMBERS Dimsey, Calvin Frenzel, Franklin Gander, Walter Gantt, Charles Gantt, Wyatt Guerry, Leslie Grau, George Henry, Charles Hughes, Pat Hunsberger, Arthur Kielsgard, Miller Kyker, Raymond Lambert, Carl Lowe, Hubert Manvell, William Markman, Bill Matthews, Edward Mattingly, Lewis 20 McGonagle, Aloe McLaughlin, Merlin Nordlie, Rolf Poling, Harold Poole, Alfred Porch, Billy Reid, Clarence Robey, Garland Savia, Sammy Seward, Carl Shirley, Frances Spitzer. Shirley Stanford, john Strang, ,lack Swift, George Thompson, David Watkins, Deyo Whipp, Billy Wilson, Wallalce QAir Service Division The Air Service Division fAir Corpsj was organized in November with a member- ship of 68, under the faculty direction of Miss Eleanor Adams and Mr. Walter Dowling. Membership in this Division requires that two of the following qualifications be met in addition to a Physical Fitness Program: flj Must have pursued or be pursuing a program which includes one year of high school physics and three years of high school mathematics. Q21 Must have pursued or be pursuing a course in pre-flight aeronautics. Q31 Must have pursued or be pursuing a course in automotive mechanics, radio, elec- tricity, or a vocational shop course which gives preliminary preparation for the servicing, maintenance, or repairing aircraft. Recognizing the emphasis placed on military discipline by the Government, the Air Corps reserves one day each week for military drill which has resulted in a high degree of efficiency in field manoeuvers. The success was attributed to the fact that small squads were formed which provided for individual instruction. Keen participating in intra-mural athletics has been maintained by all members of this Division. The most outstanding in-school service has been the assistance given toward the maintenance and repairs of the annex and the shop. All in-school services have been performed through squad assignments as follows: Cleaning, Equipment, Maintenance, Military Police and Inspection. Through all its activities the Air Corps has stimulated a commendable spirit of co- operation and general welfare. AIR SERVICE POLICE Bailey. Bob Carter, Sterling Detwiler, Douglas Kielsgard, Miller Poole, Alford Porch, Billy Reid, Clarence Savia, Sammy Strang, jack 21 iii Pre - Flight Squadron The Pre-Flight squadron was organized during the latter part of September 1942 at the request of, and along the lines suggested by, the Virginia State Superintendent of Education, Dr. Dabney C. Lancaster. This group of students represents a division of the curriculum as does the academic, commercial or other the course is to prepare for the Air Corps of the Army, Each boy who -Flight Mathematics -Flight Physics -Flight Aeronautics Pre Pre Pre Pre-Flight English and Social Studies Pre-lflight Shop or Elective Pre-Flight Physical Fitness groups. The specific purpose of Navy, Marines or Coast Guard. enrolls in the Pre-Flight squadron takes the following subjects: Iiach separate course follows very carefully the War and Navy Department recom- mendations. The boys who enrolled this year have organized the Next year the Squadron formed will be Number 2, and Pre-Flight Squadron Number 1. so on as the years go by. A new member of the student body this year, Doc Mathews, was elected squadron leader, Walter Shockley, adjutant, William Cullen, chaplain. The boys enrolled this year in Squadron Number 1 are: Guerry, Leslie Hunsberger, Arthur Kielsgard, Miller King, Richard Kyker, Raymond Manvell, William Mathews, Doc Bailey, Robert Bell, Medrick Beyer, Richard Blackmer, 15.11 Cook, Lawrence Costello, james Cullen, William Dimsey, Calvin joined the army in health. Medrick Bell and Albert Ward drew from school because of poor A-ff Poling, Harold Porch, William Savia, Sammie Shockley, Walter Ward, Albert Watkins, Deyo Whipp, Billy Wilson, Wallace january and Richard King with- - -ina fig- - V X Prvxidrrif . . . , Vic'z'-Prr'xidr'nl Sl'4'rc'iary , , A Trc'usurc'r . . . Farulfy Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS , , . , HAROl.D POLING , . . A . EDWARD MATTHEWS A . . . . .PATSY CUMMINS .BROWNLEL CALBREATH . A . . . MRS. PEARL L. HART 'A' 'ki BETTY ANN ALEXANDER Community Service Vienna, Virginia IDA ELEAMIRE AMBLER Clifton, Virginia ROBERT CHARLES BAILEY Air Service Springfield, Virginia ALLINE BELCHER General Membership Clifton, Virginia lRIs MARIE BELL Air Service Falls Church, Virginia RICHARD STERNOEF BEYER Air Service ' McLean, Virginia ,iii I Senior ALICE LOUISE ALLDER General Membership Fairfax, Virginia MARVIN THOMAS ANRERS Sea Service Falls Church, Virginia MARGARET JULIA BEARD Sea Service Vienna, Virginia DOROTHY ELIZABETH BELL Vienna, Vilginia DORIS LOUISE BENNETT Land4Service ,Vienna, Virginia WILLIAM HENRY BLACKMER Air Service Falls Church, Virginia Class JEAN MARION BONNER Fairfax, Virginia JEANNE MARIE BRANYON Land S1'rz'ic'c' Clifton, Virginia RUSH BUCRLEY Land Svrrivr Falls Church, Virginia WILLIAM FRANCIS BUTLER Sva Svrvirv Vienna, Virginia JAMES BROWNLIEE CALBREATH Sm Servicv McLean, Virginia . MARY LoursE CASSEDY Lam! Svrvirv Alexandria, Virginia WILLIAM GORDON BRADY Sm Servivc' Vienna, Virginia MAY BRASSE McLean, Virginia CHARLES LEHMAN BUSER Vienna, Virginia DORIS MARIE BYRNE Sea Service ' Fairfax, Virginia JEANETTE CARROLL Vienna, Virginia MARY LEAH CLINE Sfa Svrvirc Vienna, Virginia if SARAH VIRGINIA COQHRAN Sra Sl'Y1'it'l' Alexandria, Virginia MARX' lllf9TIiR CoIfI-'IQNBIQRGILR Luml Sr'rI'ir'z' Falls Church, Virginia LAwRIfNcIa CONGIZR Coox Air Srrifiu' Fairfax, Virginia ANNIIE l-0UlSli COWAN Svu S4'rI'ic'r' Falls Church, Virginia HAZIQI. FIYRYI, CIRAIG Fairfax, Virginia ARTHUR HARRY CRCJSIEN Pl'Ul1lll'fi0l1 Sl'7'L'il'l' Herndon, Virginia xx Senior Bnssua ROSETTA CocRRI2I.L Fairfax Station, Virginia EDWIN Josumi Com Prozfuvfion Sf'fl'il'F Vienna, Virginia JAMES Russian. CosTI2L1.o Air S1'rI'i4'4' Clifton, Virginia Lois Loulsla CRANIIALI. Fairfax, Virginia IsAAc THOMAS CRAIG Prorlurlion Svrrirr Fairfax, Virginia . WILLIAM HARNsmaRcaER CuI.I.rN Air Sc'rI'ir'I' Fairfax, Virginia Class PATSY ANN CUMMINS Community S6'fl.'il'? Oakton, Virginia PAULINE VIRGINIA DAILEY Laml Sr'ri'irI' McLean, Virginia KATHERINE ELLEN DAVIS Sea Servirz' Vienna, Virginia JAN MARGARET DAVIS Sva Service Vienna, Virginia STANLEY HARRIS DODSON Sm Servire Burke, Virginia JAMES HILL DRYDEN Sea Sr-wire Falls Church, Virginia 4,1 1 - ., admin. ' Any., GENEVIEVE BEULAH CURTIS Land Service Fairfax, Virginia VIVIAN ESTELLE DANIELS Community Service Alexandria, Virginia LEIGHTON ELVIN DAVIS Clifton, Virginia CALVIN JULIAN DIMSEY Air Service Vienna, Virginia MARGUERITE VIRGINIA DovE General Membership Alexandria, Virginia KEITH NORMAN EARMAN Falls Church, Virginia ik FREDERICA KATHERN EBHARDT Land Servivz' Clifton, Virginia JAMES M. ELLICOTT Sea Srrvirr' Falls Church, Virginia SHIRLEY MAE EMIGH Alexandria, Virginia JEAN MAY FAULK Fairfax, Virginia CHRISTINE BAILEY FLETCHER Land Service Clifton, Virginia THEODORE JAMES FORSEY Land Service' McLean, Virginia 'ki' Senior ELEANOR ANN EDGAR Com munity Service Vienna, Virginia FREDDIE THOMAS ELLISON Sea Svrzfirr Clifton, Virginia MELVIA LUCILLE EPPARD Sm Service Alexandria, Virginia WILLA MAE FEAR Land Service' Burke, Virginia DOROTHY ALICE FORSEY Community Sc'n'icc McLean, Virginia MARIAN HOPE FOSTER Alexandria, Virginia Class MILDRED LOUISE FRENZEL Land Service McLean, Virginia WALTER JOHN GANDER Air Service Alexandria, Virginia PRINCE EDWARD GIBSON Lana' Service Falls Church, Virginia BILLIE JEAN GREEN Alexandria, Virginia MARCELLE E. GRIM Sea Service Merrifield, Virginia VERNON LEE HALL Springfield, Virginia l23f'?l,5,,T?ll.fWriw1'f FU Ri .rv wir? I 29 'IIE ya . BEVERLY ANN FURLONG Sea Service Springfield, Virginia KARL FREDERICK GERSDOREE Sea Service McLean, Virginia BARBARA ANN GORDON Community Service Alexandria, Virginia THOMAS GRIFFITHS Land Service Fairfax, Virginia LESLIE GUERRY Air Service Fairfax, Virginia LUTHER ALVIN HALL Springfield, Virginia iii ELIZABETH HELEN HAMII.I, Sm SI'rI'iI'r' Fairfax, Virginia CHARLOTTE ANNE HARLOW Alexandria, Virginia BEULAH LEE HARRISON Springfield, Virginia ROLAND EDWARD HEATli Vienna, Virginia KENNETH PATRICK HUGHES Air Srrrirc' Vienna, Virginia li'I'III,L MARIE KIaIaNI-3 Com munily Sl'fl'it'l' Falls Church, Virginia 15,4 Eva 45 G -' Senior JEAN MILDRED HANRS Sea Sf'rz'iI'r' Vienna, Virginia JEANNE LEONA HARMON Land Sz'rI'irr' Vienna, Virginia HOW'ARD AUBREY HAWRINS Producfion Svrvirc' Clifton, Virginia JAMES MORKEAN HOWARD Sm S!'fl'il'f' Alexandria, Virginia ARTHUR THOMAS HUNSBERGER Air Service Clifton, Virginia FORD R. KELLY Sva Service Fairfax, Virginia Class WANNA LEA KESSEL Sm Sc'rI'iz'I' Vienna, Virginia CHARLES PETER KIDDER Sva Sl'fl'it'f' McLean, Virginia RAYMOND EVERETTE KYRER Air Scrrivr' Vienna, Virginia JANE LouIsE LEWIS Land Service Alexandria, Virginia NANCY LEE LEWIS Land Service Clifton, Virginia GUSSIE RAY LoY Land Service McLean, Virginia HARRY L. KIDD, JR. PVUIIIIFHIN1 Svrvin' Vienna, Virginia MILLER S. KIELSGARD, JR Air Scrrivv Fairfax, Virginia BEULAH MARIE LEE Vienna, Virginia HELEN KATI-IRYN LEWIS Sea Svrvirc Vienna, Virginia THELMA IRENE LOVELESS Herndon, Virginia JAMES EDWARD LYLE Sea Service Falls Church, Virginia 'A' MARY LOUISE MAGNER Land Service Fairfax, Virginia WILLIAM ARTHUR MANVELL, JR. Air Service Vienna, Virginia BETTY JANE MARTIN Com munify Serrire Vienna, Virginia EDWARD KENNEDY MATTHEWS Air Service Clifton, Virginia THOMAS ELMER MCDONOUOH, JR. Air Service Fairfax, Virginia JAMES WXLBUR MCMILLAN Land Service Fairfax, Virginia Senior ROWENIA MARELY Land Service Fairfax Station, Virginia WILLIAM EUGENE MARRHAM Air Servire Fairfax, Virginia SUZANNE MASSONNEAU Com munity Serzffre Vienna, Virginia YVONNE GRAHAM MCCAY Community Service McLean, Virginia EDNA ATHYLINE MCGI-IEE Lam! Service Burke, Virginia MARILYN JOYCE MEAD Sea Service Fairfax, Virginia Class LORELLE RODNEY MELTON Sea Service Alexandria, Virginia VIRGINIA PAULINE MOORE Fairfax, Virginia JAMES JOHN NEATE Land Service East Falls Church, Virginia JAMES WILLIAM NORFOLK Sea Service Fairfax, Virginia BETSY ANN OLIVER Land Service Fairfax, Virginia JANE PAGE Communify Service Vienna, Virginia ,.,,.K,,, .. . J ' AYLEEN MARIE MIELKE Sea Service Alexandria, Virginia RUBY LEE MYERS Sea Service Clifton, Virginia ROLF ROBBINS NORDLIE Air Service McLean, Virginia ANNABEL OLIVER Community Service Vienna, Virginia DOLORES TI-IERESA OUELLET Community Service McLean, Virginia MARION EDGAR PARKS Falls Church, Virginia iii DANIEL Louis PEYRON, JR. Vienna, Virginia HAROLD ARTHUR POLING Air Service Alexandria, Virginia ANNA Lou PORTER Sea Service Fairfax, Virginia MARGARET CHRISTINE RANDALL Alexandria, Virginia CLARENCE ELMORE REID Air Service East Falls Church, Virginia Roy I-IAWES RosE Sea Service Clifton, Virginia Senior MARJORIE ELIZABETH PICKRAL Sea Service McLean, Virginia WILLIAM ROSWELL PORCH Air Service Vienna, Virginia PATRICIA CYNTHIA POTTER Conzmuniiy Service Fairfax, Virginia PATRICIA LEW RAY Sea Service Vienna, Virginia DOROTHY ANNE ROBEY Sea Service Dunn Loring, Virginia MARY ELLEN Ross Community Service Vienna, Virginia Class HAROLIJ EUGENE RUBRIGHT Dunn Loring, Virginia SARAH JANE SEALE Community Service Fairfax, Virginia GEORGE VERNON SHEPHERD Sea Srrrice Springfield, Virginia DoR1s JEAN SHUE Land Service Burke, Virginia CHARLOTTE MARION SMITH Lam! Sl'fl'iCl' Falls Church, Virginia HENRY BRAWNER SMOOT Land Service McLean, Virginia SAMMIE SAVIA Air Service Vienna, Virginia BLANCHE IZONA SELLET Land Service Fairfax, Virginia WALTER HORACE SHOCKLEY Air Service McLean, Virginia STELLA SKIADOS Herndon, Virginia KATHRYN LEE SMITH Fairfax, Virginia LENA MAE SQUIRE Land Service Burke, Virginia 5 ELMIRA LAHRUE STALCUP Sea Service Falls Church, Virginia GLORIA VIRGINIA STOUT Land Service Oakton, Virginia HELEN Avis SUTPHIN Community Service Fairfax, Virginia GLENN HARLOW TAYLOR Fairfax Station, Virginia LLOYD B. TAYLOR Sea Service Clifton, Virginia DALLAS LEE THOMPSON Produclion Service Vienna, Virginia it Senior RALPH EMORY STANSBURY Land Service Falls Church, Virginia JOHN ROBERT STRANG Air Service Alexandria, Virginia MORRIS VANDURNE SUTPHIN Land Service Fairfax, Virginia LILLIAN IRENE TAYLOR Land Service Herndon, Virginia HARRIETTE ISABEL THOMAS Sea Service Falls Church, Virginia JOHN PAUL THOMPSON Fairfax, Virginia Class MARY JUANITA THORNE Lam! Scfrvirc' Falls Church, Virginia BETTYLEE OLIVE VIERBUCHEN Community Servive Vienna, Virginia LESTER ALLISON WASHBURN Burke, Virginia SHIRLEY WATSON Vienna, Virginia GEORGE WEDIJERBURN Sva Srrvifc Vienna, Virginia MARIE YVONNE WESTCOTT Community Service Falls Church, Virginia MARY MARIE TURNER Land Ser-vice Falls Church, Virginia ROEERT A. WAGNER Falls Church, Virginia FRANK DEYo WATKINS Air Service Fairfax, Virginia ROGER THOMAS WEADON Falls Church, Virginia THELMA LOUISE WELLS Land Servive Clifton, Virginia BILLY REX WHIPP Air Service Fairfax Station, Virginia kfii Enwmum ANTON WIIQSMAN, JR. Sva Sa'r1'in' Vienna, Virginia Doius PAu1.lNia Wll.iiiAMs Sm Srri'i1'l' Fairfax, Virginia RUTH I2i.1iNoRA Wli,scxN Land Svrzfim' Fairfax, Virginia MAiuoN MAY Wocmim Falls Church, Virginia Senior Class , . 6 3 CIIAlil,l S Hi-.Nav Wu rmms, jk. i ku A f We Wa. All The Seniors URS! Pl'0llIll'HUlI Sl'l'1'il't' Mclean, Virginia 1, ciHAI'l-'l. W'li.i,iAMsoN Lam! Si'r1'in' Mclxan, Virginia NVAi,i,ixci- B. NVIISON Air Si'rz'ir'i' Vienna, Virginia FRI: Hoxviii 1. XVYAN1' pl'lI1llIl'fjUll Si'r1'iu' Vienna, Virginia Land Service Presents Hawk Uzree Th Undef'-Classmen l'Ie,ATOON LEADERS Flllillllllfl IDERIZNDORFF rlqI?DDY Fousuv QiliANNli HARMON Tuomzxs MQDONQUGH jlm NliA'l'li TUMMY Row lluzwrc TAYLOR FACULTY ADVISORS KIQHN BODNARIK MRS. ISABELLE SQRUGGS Anderson, loretta Archer, lfileen Baker, Constance Barb, Ruby Bartlett, Peggy Bartlett, Phyllis liass, Olivia Bealim, Martha Beelt, Mary liell, Iris Bender, Mary llennett, Doris Bennett, Margaret llerry, .Io Ann Berry, Margaret Blevins, Grace lllne. Audrey Boyer, Pauline liranyon, ,leanne lirincltman, Dorothy liruderer, Doris llurton, Dorothy Cassetly, Louise Ciaudle, Norma Chisholm, liarlwara Cobb, Alice llotfenberger, Mary Cooper, Vera Covington, lda l.ee Curtis, lletty Lurtis, Genevieve Lurtis, june ifuthriell, Gretlta Dailey, Hilda Dailey, Leona Mary Dailey. Pauline Virginia Davis, Lorraine Dindlebeelt, Doris Dofllemyer, Bessie Dove, Gertrude Dove, Virginia Dowell, Faith llrumheller, lilvira liarman, Millieent libhardt, Kathern Mabel lfdelen, lfppard, Mabel lxrsltine, Mary Kathleen Fairfax, W'ill.i Mae Fear, Feehan, Teresa Ferguson, Mary Fletcher, Christine Frenzel, Mildred Furlong, Lois lflilabeth Furr, Dorothy Garilli, Rosemary Garilli, Flora Garner, jean Golden, Mary Gott, Jacqueline Gray, Hazel Gray, Mary Virginia Gregg, ,lane Gregory, Marguerite Griflith, ,lanice Groves, Ada Hallman, Pauline Harmon, ,leanne Hawkins, Kay Healy, Frances Land Service of the Victory Corps llill, Doris Hoffman, Lila Mae Hunsalter, ,Ioyce Irvin, Christine lsom, Rita -lerman, Gladys Alerman, Lillian jcwell, Norma jones, jones, Grace Rebeec Shirley Kidwell, Christine Kitchen, Irene Kline, Helen Kramer, -leanne Lambert, Mary Clare Leaeh, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis Lewis Lewis Lowe, Lueas v v t Rebecca Betty jane Louise Nancy Thelma Zella. Mary Magner, Mary Maltely, Rowenia Maley, Louise Manvel, Virginia Mason, Gladys Mattingly, lflois Mattingly, Mary Mauclt, Helen Melton, lililabeth Miller, Charlotte Mills, Ruth Mock, Lillian 40 Moeller, janet Myers, Amy Lou McGhee, Ifdna Nichols, Peggy Oliver, Gladys Owens, Mary Page, -loyce Page, Mary Louise Paine. Marjorie Parrish, jean Parrish, Mary Patton, Marilyn Payne, Pauline Peacemaker, Margaret Persiani, Ifster Persiani, Rosemary Phelps, lfthel Portch, Mildred Posey, Alma Powell, Roberta Protlitt, Maxine Ramey, Virginia Reedy, Naomi Robertson, Betty Rodier, Dorothy Rodier, Ruth Rose, lirnestine Russell, Pretty Russell, Tersie Ryman, Doris Schuh, Vera Sellet, lilanehe Shelton, lietty Shelton, Mae Sherman, Helene Girls Shomo, Virginia Shoe, Doris Sliumale, Velva Sisson, Doris Simpson,, Lorraint Smallwood, Ruth Smith, Charlotte Smith, lileanor Squire, Lena Stafford, Lois Stanford, Mary Steele, Carolyn Stout, Gloria Sullivan, Lois Ann Sullivan, Naomi Surles, Anne Sutphin, Canary Taylor, Irene lliompson, Mary Lou Thumtvon, Pauline Thorne, juanita Towsev. Hilda Trumble, llelen Trumble, Ruth Turner, Mary XY'.tkeHeld, ,lean XVatkins, Nancy XY'eat'er, Teresa XxIC.'llllCl'l10ll7, Patsy Weelts, Vivian XY'ells, ,Iaequeline Nvells, Tltelma XN'hite, ,Ieanne Wilson, Ruth Vfinslow, Patricia XVilli.tmson, Ui-st-I ,,,,,,,., ,,,, aw, Land Service of the Victory Corps-Boys Biiniberger, David liauglunan, Thurman Brrinyon, Allan Buckley, Rush Burkholder, Macon Burroughs, David Cameron, Iverson Dunn, Douglas Derendorf, Fred Downs, Murray Dunn, Dann lfllicott, W'illiam Fear, W'illiam Fincen, Wlxyne Fletcher, james lfoltr, W'illi.un lforsey, Teddy liibson. Prince lirithrhs, Thomas Harding, Haywood Harris. Frank Harrison, joseph Hawke, Rex Heaton, Varr Hinkle, Milton Hitchcock, Charles Howdershell, W'illis Hughes, james Hughes, joseph Jewell, Bergie johnson, Gerald King, Bernard Loy, Gussie Merchant, Robert Moeller, Iames Morris, Raleigh Miller, ,lack Neate, ,lames Niekols, lildred Oliver, Calvin Oliver, Eugene Parks, Edward Petty, Owen Peyton, Russell Pumphrey, Raymond Reed, liarl Row, Thomas Russell, Forrest Snlsgiver, Ralph 41 Savia, Alfred Sehweitler, l.aVerne Scrivener, james Shockey, Hubert Shomo, Robert Smith, Thomas Smool, Henry Spaulding, Lawrence Slams, Ryneer Stansbury, Ralph Stenger, Paul Surphin, Morris Thompson, Wkiyne Triplelt, Robert Turner, .Iames Vierbuehen, Richard W'akel'ield, Lowell Ware, Neil Wkiters, Glenn Wkukins, W'illiavn wflbl, -Ianies W'iesman, Waller W'illiams, Ronald Wcmcrd, Roger Young, Robert -Y- Land Service Division The Land Service fArmyj Division of the Victory Corps, under the faculty direction of Mr. John Bodnarik and Mrs. Isabelle Scruggs, has an active membership of approximately 346 students including approximately 40 officers. In order to qualify for membership in the Army the pupils should be planning for and have begun preliminary preparation for service in some branch of the Army in at least three of the following ways, in addition to partici- pation in a physical fitness program: Must have pursued or be pursuing a program which includes at least one year of high school mathematics, or its equivalent in shop mathematics. Must have pursued or be pursuing a program which includes at least one year of high school laboratory science, or its equivalent in shop science. Must have pursued or be pursuing a program which includes one or more special pre- induction courses. Must have pursued or be pursuing a program which includes one or more shop courses. The chief functions of this Division are the development of such phases of school life as, training in military drill, cleaning squad, general policing of school property, and social aid work. Special emphasis is placed on four phases of military drill, namely, discipline, marching, uniformity, and basic knowledge. The officers of the group on discipline attempt to develop a better understanding of the term, discipline, by teaching the importance of quiet and prompt obedience to orders. Through discipline, cooperation is taught and ex- ercised to a much greater degree. Emphasis on training in marching ranks second to discipline. Close order drill is the quickest, most orderly, and easiest method of moving a large body of people. It prepares those boys and girls who are approaching military age to be better acquainted with the elements of military drill, and will also be of valuable training to all who participate, regardless of their future life situation. The officers who stress uniformity put first emphasis on neatness and orderliness. Those who stress knowledge and activity require that knowledge of the proper discipline and essentials of uniformity in drill rank first. The cleaning squad assumed the responsibility of special cleaning assistance in the main building which, in detail, include cleaning of halls, rest rooms, blackboards and glass ventilators. One of the most valuable services offered by the Division was the work done by the Military Police who have full responsibility for trafhc duty in the corridors between class periods in addition to supervision of the parking lot before school and at lunch period. The Social Aid Squad sponsored drives for the Junior Red Cross and for the equipment campaign funds used for the Virginia Reserve Militia. LA ND SERVICE POLICE Bell, Iris Blue, Audrey Boyer, Pauline Bruderer, Doris Buckley, Rush Cuthriell, Gretha Derendorf, Fred Dove, Gertrude Fletcher, James Forsey, Teddy Gott, Jacqueline Harmon, Jeanne I-Iowdershell, Willis Hughes, Joseph Kramer, Jeanne McDonough, Thomas McGhee, Edna -Y-4 Moellcr, James Moeller, Janet Morris, Raleigh Neate, Jim Peyton, Russell Phelps, Ethel May Proffitt, Maxine Row, Thomas Schweitzer, LaVerne Shumate, Velva Sullivan, Naomi Sutphin, Morris Taylor, Irene Thompson, Wayne Vierbuchen, Dick Ware, James Young, Bob 4 Prrsidvnl ...,. Vive'-Prcfsialwrl , Sr'z'rc'Iary , . . . Trf'usurc'r . . . . Farully Advisor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . , .JAMES MOELLER . . , ,PAUL STENGEP. KATHERINE FOLLIN ......,.JOEDOVE . , .JOHN BODNARIK -Y- -V-4 4-V-4 unior Adams, Jean Archer, Aileen Bailey, james Baker, Constance Bass, Olivia Baty, Mary Beahm, Martha Bonner, joseph Bowman, Leonard Bowman, Warren Bray, Ernest ' Brinchman, Dorothy Bristow, Bertha Bruderer, Doris Buckley, Walter Burroughs, Robert Chesley, jean Crandall, Arnold Crandall, Betty Cobb, Alice uxifar Class Coldwell, Jean Cooley, Nancy Cooper, Ann Cooper, Vera Cornell, Ruth Croson, Elmer Croson, Gladys Curtis, Berry Davis, Francis Davis, Lois Davis, Lorraine Dean, Margaret Groves, Woodrow Derendorf, Fred Detwiler, Dorothy Dever, Doris Dollinger, Jessie Dove, Joseph Dove, Virginia Dowell, Faith 45 444 1 I WL 444- Junior Erskine, Mary Fecham, Teresa Fields, Dorothea Fincen, Wfnyne Finney, Dinkins Fixx, W'illiam Ifollin, Katherine Frenzcl, Franklin Garilli, Rose Mary Gcrken, Nellie Golden, Mary Gooding, Betty Graham, jarncs Gray, Hazel Greenstreet, Howard Groves, Ada Hallman, Pauline Hannah, Mildred Hurne, Mary Henderson, Charlotte Class Hihhs, Hulduh Hoddinott, Mabel Hough, Mary llownlershell, Xvillis Hunter, Mary Craig lsom, Rita qlenkins, Thomas Jewell, Hunter Jewell, Norma johnson, Virginia Kersey, Laura Kidwell, Christine Kidwell, Lillian Kramer, glenn Lathrop, Lila .lean lee, Shirley Leigh, Anna Elizabeth Lewis, Betty Lowe, Zella Lunsden, Lanitn 444 444 Junior Lunsford, John Maley, Virginia Marzano, Jack McCarthy, Georgia Merchant, Bobby Miller, Jack Miller, jack Mills, Paul Moeller, james Monroe, Margaret Moore, Mildred Moriarty, Mary Morris, Louise Morris, Nellie Morris, Raleigh Myers, Alice Myers, Amy Lou Myers, Charles Nichols, Isabell Nichols, Peggy Class Oliver, Calvin Oothoudt, Charlotte Orrison, Jean OrndortT, Ernest Owens, Mary Paine, Marjorie Parrish, Mary Patton, Marilyn Payne, Robert Peabody, Mary Peacemaker, Katherine Peacemaker, Margaret Persianna, Rosemary Pierson, Hazel Poole, Alfred Porter, James Powell, Henry Powell, June Pumphrey, Raymond Ramey, Virginia 444 G-Qi 'iw 5 'wi ' , arise if it 5 i ,WR , I, :,, - 55 H ' 444 vw-lb V R l i Junior Robertson, Betty Robertson, Chester Rodier, Dorothy Rodier, Ruth Rose, Ernestine Rotenberry, Elsie Rotenbcrry, Ruby Row, Thomas Russell, Betty Russell, Tersie Ryman, Doris Seymour, john Sheets, Conley Shelton, Betty Shelton, Dora Mae Shirley, Francis Shomo, Virginia Shumate, Bobby Shumate, Velva Siebenaler, Alfred Class I S Simmons, Anne Simpson, Lorraine - Sisson, Doris if W' wr I 1 A . W, Skindos, Irene Smallwood, Ruth Smnrr, Charles Smith, Tom Smith Robert Sours, Lloyd Sowers, Richard Steele, Carolyn Stenger, Paul Stoneburner, Dorothy Stuart, Hugh Sutphin, Herman Tacey, George Thomas, Everett , Thompson, Eugene Thompson, Marjorie Thompson, Mildred 44:4 junior Class 444 Thompson, Pauline Thompson, Wayne Towscy, Hilda Triplett, Billy Vierbuchen, Richard Walker, Billy Wakefield, jean Waters, Clarence Watkins, Nancy Watkins, William Watts, Louise Weatherholtz, Patsy White, Jeanne Wilson, Garland Wood, Stephen Wood, Roger Woodard, Betty Woodson, jean Young, Robert S2 fn I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' Prcwidrrzf ..,.. Vin'-Prc'xidf'nI . Svrrelary . .. Trfamrcr ..... Farulry Advisor . . , ,PAUL GORDON . , ,JAMES DUFFY , A HELEN PEYRON . . , . .NEILL WARE MRS. JEANNE RUST -Y-44 V r if 6 2, C ii B fi Q! if 444 Gill S4 Sophomore Anderson, Loretta Ankers, Eugene Arnold, William Bartlett, Peggy Baty, Edna Beck, Mary Bennett, Margaret Berry, Margaret Bicksler, Ellen Blevins, Frances Blue, Harriet Baughman, Thurman Bowman, Anna Bowman, Oscar Boyer, Pauline Bradshaw, Harold Broome, Doris Brown, Paul Bruington, Burton Buhl, Billy Burkholder, Macon Burnette, Charlotte ' Campbell, Nancy l A Chason, Aubrey 3. X , Clark, Robert Cochran, Lewis Cornell, Frances A Cornell, Thelma Class Costello, Mary X Covington, Wallace , .4 Q 6 Cowden, Feril . A Croson, Cecil ,Li wgeii ff' X rj z X Q, L H -11 wwihx lv I I L: Cross, Billy , Cunningham, William Dailey, Leona Dellinger, John Denny, David Detwiler, Maxine Detwiler, Waneta Dove, Paul Dowell, Mary C H Downs, Murray Durham, Virginia E Ah Edelen, Mabel is Eppard, Mabel E ii Erwin, Case ,L Feltner, Pauline v Fletcher, James Foster, James Fox, Stewart Franklin, Lois Freeman, Henry Friedlander, Blaine Fritter, Thelma Furr, Dorothy Gantt, Charles 55 rg 1 , fa ! , in g 444 -V-44 Sophomore Garilli, John Garriqucs, Peggy Gingcll, Williani Good, Doris Good, Ruby Gordon, Paul Grau, Georg:- Gritlith, jnnicc Groff, Freda Groves, Willilrrl Gucrry, Jean Guillory, Ann Hall, Sadie Harrison, Joe Hatchik, Arax Hawke, Rex Hawkins, Kay Henderson, Richardson Henry, June Hixson, Gloria Hoffman, Evelyn Hughes, Joe Hummer, Richard Hunsnkcr, joyce Hutchins, Stcrlon Irvin, Christine Jenncll, Fred Jewell, Galen Class . ohnson, Gerald johnson, Robert Keevan, Clarence Kenriek, Barbara Ku wood, Gordon Krehbiel, jean Lawson, jan Legge, David is, Phyllis Loyd, Patricia Lollar, Miriam Loy, Dorothy 3.1, Eddie Lunsden, George Lyle, Evelyn Malvy, Louise M irr, Buddy Martin, Delores Mattingly, Lewis Mattingly, Mary MLClll'Ihy', Liallcl McLaughlin, Merlin Merchant, Sylvia Minor, Lewis Moellar, janet Monroe, Jac q ueline Moore, Josephine Moore, Louise 4 i :fin i V :eh . mu. f , X. Q ., 2 M. P' ww P ..,A it 58 -Y-44 Sophomore Moreland, Robert Moreland, Russel Mudd, Alice Munday, Thersea Murray, jack Myers, Willianm Nnchman, Dick Nichols, Eldred Oliver, Eugene Orrison, Sara Page, Mary Payne, Dorothy 0, Persiani, Esther 1 Peyron, Helen Peyton, Russell Pobst, Shirley Powell, Ralph Powell, Roberta Profit, Maxine Pumphrey, Robert Queen, Wiln1a Reed, Mary C. Proihtt, Maxine Robertson, Josephine Robey, Lucille Robinson, Charlotte Rodier, Edith Rowland, Dorothy Class Runyon, Helen Sagendorf, joan Sager, Margaret Sarrett, Jimmy Sayers, Opal Schmitz, Emily Schweitzer, LaVerne Scribner, James Shaw, Gilbert Shepherd, Charlotte Shepherd, Ethel Sherwood, joseph Shockey, Hubert Shoekley, Bobby Shoekley, Ruth Shotwell, Stuart Simms, Barlctte Smith, Audrey Louise Smith, Eleanor Smith, Ethel Snyder, Lois Staats, Ryneer Stevens, Clarence Stickley, Willard Stoekstill, joan Swartz, Peggy Tantum, Williana Taylor, Charles 5 y . 'E V -.1 f '-' C 4, . V, is ,,, x Alf ' X, Www' 444 Sophomore Class YN 1, ,T Thompson, Cecil Thompson, Flmer Thompson, Frances Thompson, Marv Lou Triplett, Robert Trumble, Ruth Turner, -lim Twombly, Carol Vernon, Betty Lee Vetter, Elizabeth Wllkelield, Lowell Whilker, Charles Walker, Dorothy Waplc, Marie W'are, Neill Whlring, Sue Washburn, Louise Weeks, Vivian Wells, Jacqueline Westcott, Mildred White, George W'hitc, -Iameq W'ilkinson, Margaret XVilliamwon, Marshall W'ilson, jerry Wolford, Alford orley, Ray W'ooster, XVanda Wright, Reba Yowell, Betty FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I'rc'xidvn1' . Vin'-Prrsizlvrzt , Sc'z'rvtary . . Trvaxzlrvr . . . I'.Gl'Il1f'1' Advisor . .KENNETH GORHAM . LEONARD MILLER . . . .THELMA FAULK , BETTY THATCHER MISS ELEANOR ADAMS 4 4-Y- 444- Freshman Alexander, Juanita Anderson, Catherine Anderson, Helen Anderson, Sam Arrants, Iris Aubrey, George Bacon, Betty Baggett, Charles Bamberger, David Barb, Ruby Barham, Richard Barker, Glenda Barker, Lawrence Bartlett, Phyllis Bender, Mary Bennett, Robert Berry, ,Io Ann Biller, Olga Blackmer, Carol Ann Blevins, Jimmy Blue, Audrey Blunk, johnny Bolcy, Lawrence Bonner, Betty Bowling, Ann Bowling, joe Branyon, Allan Bradford, Ralph Brooks, Richard Brooks, Donald Brown, Wilma Buckelew, Ann Buckley, Raymond Burke, Patrick Class Burrows, David Burrows, Ray Burton, Dorothy Byers, Elizabeth Calkins, Robert Cameron, Iverson Campbell, Eleanor Jane Caperton, Thelma Carter, Arthur Carter, Jimmy Carter, Sterling Case, James Caskey, Jimmy Caskey, Nancyf Caudle, Norma Chapelle, Cobb, Mary , Cockrcll, Mary jane Coldwell, jack Coleman, Calvin Collins, Delores Corker, Rosella Lee Cornell, joseph Covington, Ida Lee Cox, Billy Crider, Nelson Cronin, Walter Crosen, Ralph Crossman, Louis Curtis, June Dailey, Herbert Dailey, Hilda Darr, June Davis, Audrey . .,,,.,.,,.,,,v -- 1. . s? 'v ' .QWMYWM :Refi-1 nwms 444 ,.l .4- 22 r E 'l ii li L Freshman Davis, Bernice Davis, Fred Dean, Benny Demory, Calvin Denham, Lois Detwiler, Donald Detwiler, Douglas Dofllemyer, Bessie Dolinger, Dixie Donaldson, Betty Donaldson, Lorraine Donaldson, Harry Dove, Dorothy Dove, Gertrude Drumhellcr, Elvira Duffy, Helen Dulaney, Clyde Dunn, Douglas Dunn, Marion Louise Dunnington, Bobby Duvall, Ralph Ellicott, Billy Ellicott, Rowena Evans, -Ioan Everhart, Betty Lou Faulk, Thelma L 1. 'Q Farris, Janie an Feagans, Lois Ann Feehan, joseph Q 1, ' . V ,L L 'W Fellows, Lydia b, ' x- ., A ,Q Fillingame, Mary 5 fi 5 s' H I Foltz, Billy , 5 X 3 1 wh 1 t . E ..e... Q5 . -Q X L' ' i gf. i i ' Foster, Velma ' I, Francis, jane . to in li eio 5 A E . 4- sg' , 444 Class Fox, Charlotte Fox, Mary Anna Frinks, Charles Frye, jack Gantt, Wfyatt Garner, Lucille Gentry, Raymond Gerken, Hubert Gibson, Samuel Gorham, Kenneth Gray, Albert Gray, Mary Virginia Gregg, Kathleen Gregory, Marguerite ff 4 t wig, W sf ,QI Q Groff, Anton v' Y Gwaltney, Earlma -if ' I fl Hall, Beady A Hamill, Genevieve 1 if Q' fglif 4 Harding, Haywood Harker, Donald z J 'ez' Harris, Frank C, ii Hart, Lacy ,S 5 i lf ' A Harvell, Bill f ig? lin' ui' ' Healey, Frances V 'K r I X . Heaton, Varr t 7 Henderson, Shirley fr A Henry, Charles .. L Hinklc, Milton Y , Hitchcock, Charles Hockman, Betty Hoffman, Lila Mae Hoke, Norma Lee Holland, Paul Hollis, Helen 444 ,I , Ji, 1 lily 'L Q, ,i ,y 444 .il Freshman Huggins, -Io Ann Hunter, Georgia Isdell, Dorothy Jenkins, Betty jenkins, Doris B. jennell, Sonia jermnn, Gladys -ICVITMII1, Irma jerman, Lillian Jester, Edward iff, Johnson, Charles JY? jones, Barbara if J!! jones, Rebecca LD K! jones, Shirley ' fx, ' df! Kearns, james ff' X Kearns, Melvin K Kidwell, Eugene Kingree, Kenneth Kirkman, Millieent Kitchen, Irene Kitchen, Rowland Kline, Helen Lambert, Carl Lambert, Mary Leach, Rebecca LeCompte, Nellie ' r Leigh, Welidell Leppert, Doris Lewis, Joe Lewis, Mae Lindsay, Peggy Lippard, Luci Lloyd, Gloria Lowe, Kenneth Class Lowe, Hubert Loyd, Alicia Lucas, Mary Magner, Nora 4 Mainster, O'Neida 'g:1f,4 Manvell, Virginia w 'A sg X'bMarshall, Patty M Martin, Gordon ll Martin, Willianm Maske, Betty Maske, Bill Mason, Gladys Mattingly, Elois McClendon, Tommy McClendon, Walter McConchie, Neff McDaniel, Janice McDonald, Martha McGonagle, Joseph McLane, Dorothy McManamay, Lucille Melton, Elizabeth Miller, Charlotte Miller, Leonard Miller, Roy Mills, Gladys Mills, Ruth Elizabeth Mock, Marjorie Moore, Alice Moore, J. D. Moore, Mary Margaret Moreland, Betty Moser, George Murrah, Evelyn 444 if A 'N ' Q 41-wt-' 444 Freshman Murray, Donald Nalley, Dorothea Neish, Lindy Oliver, Gladys O'Mera, Clarence Orndorflf, Lorraine Paddock, Norma Padgett, Lowell Page, Joyce Page, Leon Parrish, -lean Parrott, Betty IW J . Y Payne, Alice Payne, Pauline ', ,ffl Peoples, Ruth Q ' M Peters, Stanley Q Petty, Owen Petty, Shirley Perzel, Norma Phelps, Ethel Poff, Evelyn Poole, Lester Portch, Mildred Potter, David Priddy, Williaiii Purgitt, Rebecca Reed, Earl Rice, june Richey, Gerald Robey, Garland Robinson, Donald Rosenbaum, Patsy Rotcnbury, Catherine Ruff, John Class Sager, Paul Salsgiver, Ray Sanderson, Carolyn Sarrett, Bobby Sayers, Hewa Schaeffer, jimmy Schriner, Mary Jane Seymour, Albert Seward, Carl Shanko, Evelyn Shepherd, Laura Sue Sherman, Wilson herwood, Dorothy Shoemaker, Melva 93' , pmivers, Louise WM' Shifflett, Preston Shomo, Robert Shumate, Betty Jane Smith, Gloria Smith, Thompson Sours, Thelma Sours, Velma Sowers, Marion Spaulding, Herbert Spaulding, Hubert Spaulding, Lawrence Spitzer, Shirley Stewart, Stanley Stickley, Beryl Stricklin, Roland Sullivan, Lois Ann Supinger, Aubrey Surles, Ann Sutphin, Canary I 444 Ereshm Ei on L 4 e all '. i V ' A ' V a- Vc. swf' e T tif'-f ' il ' if fa . , ' , Q fi ' ' . 6 I 444 Marvfs Swift, Warren Taylor, Myrtle Thatcher, Betty Thompson, David Thompson, Gerald Thompson, Lucille Tinder, Doris Travers, Frank my . Trout, Leo -ik Trumble, Helen Tugman, Ruby Tyrrell, Betty Tyrrell, Norma Walesby, Stokes Ward, Harold Ward, Hazel Ward, Mary Ward, Norella Waring, Ann Waters, Glenn Weakley, Ruby Lee W'hite, Alice West, James Wiesman, Dorothy Williams, jack Williams, Polly Williams, Ronald Willis, Geraldine Wills, J. B., Jr. Wmdle, Albert Wolford, Winfielrl Woolfinclen, jean Zink, Louis Sea Service Presents l6'1fzfk ?0ur THLETICS CAPTAINS BROWNLEE CALBREATH MARCELLE GRIM LIEUTENANTS FRANCES CORNELL JOE Dovn BEVERLY FURLONG MARILYN MIZAD FACULTY ADVISORS Roulzm' W. MAVI'I'X' Mus. KIIZANNE RUST IFJ W ' ' 'iff W iiwzfa,9gp'Ywi sexi ur? A 1 ' ' Sea Service Division of the Victory Corps-Girls Aalnms, -Icmn lhty, l dn.i l's.ily, Mary lou llmril, N1.lI'g.ll'L'I. llcndcr. B.ll'i1.ll'.l llillcr, Olga lilcvins, lfrnnucs liluvins, llurix llonncr. llclly lluwlinig, Ann llrmniw, llurix liuckclcw, Ann lllllI'l1Cll, K'l1.irlulln' llyrnc, Doris Ciiinplwll, Nancy Kinnplwll, AIJIIC C .ukcsg Nancy Kline, Mary Cubin, Mary C nclir.in, Nancy' l nlllnx, llulni-iw linlu-r, Rim-ll.l ilurncll, l I'.lIlk'CN Q urnull, 'liliuliim C uxlcllu, Bcity' C'nw.in, N.in 5 K r.inil.ill, llc! lx linux, K.1ilu'l'il1c ll.lvis, luis ll.n'is, Nl.H'g,ITL'I lfclwnlur, Maxim- lJmi.ililsim, Ili-ily l,lll'll.lI1l, Virginia lippiral, Mclvin l'iVUI1ll.H'l, llctly lfarris, .l.inc liirris, l,urr.iinc l'c.ig.lns, luis Ann lwslluwx, lyilm liiulils, l'ui.ggy lfnx, Cllmrlulw lfux, llurntliv lwmx, M.iri.lnnc l'.l'.'lI1klill, luis lriiiqr, ,l.l1L'lIll.l liurlimng, llcvcrly l9.lrriqucs, Peggy lirim, Mirccllc kirull, l'l'Cki.l llnnnll, iii-iiuvlc-uc ll.1nn.ili, Mililrcd llaicliiula, Aux llawkc, llurix lliblus, lllllliilll llixsnn, iilorm lloulunim, llL'llY lludnlinull, Nlalwl lluilinmn, lfvclyn lluntcr, Mary Vmig Alunkinx, licuy -Iunus, Rclwuxi Kendrick, l'n.irls.1r.x Kcrscy, l.1ur.i Kidwvll, l,illi.ln llmmlilsun, lurr.iinc Kessel, XX'.iml.i l,L'.x llnwcll. Miry 5 ...-L -.-5 -s .Ji luillirnp, l,il.i l..1wmn, -Lin leigh, l'l,liY..ll3Clll lxppurt, lhxris l,cwis, Katliryn l.iPp.l!'tl, Luci l.nll.ir, M.iri.in l.nyd, Gloria l.ylu, lfvclyn Mnbis, lJonn.i Mninsicr, Uncidm Malay, Ciliilys lVi.lI'8ll.lll, P.urici.i Marlin, llnlnrus Mclhnicl, .lnnicc iNlClx1.ll1.ll1I.lj', luci Maul. Marilyn Mifrclmm, Sylvia Miclku. Aylvun Mcllixn, l,urcllL' Mnuru, -Imcpliinu Muri.1riy, Mary Muvlii, Alm- Munnlay, 'l'crcs.i Myvrx, Alin- Nlycrs, Ruby Nilly. llnrnxlw Orrisun, ,lean Orriwn, Sara Pixlwsi, Sliirlcy l'cyrun, llulcn l'c.ilmily, Marv l'u.ursnn, ll.i1cl l'urlur, Annu Powell, ,Iunu R.iy, l'.il licilcr, Kjlllllllk' liulwy, lucillc Rnlwinwn, iilmrloiu' Ruiciilvcrry, l'lxic linicnlwcrry, Ruby Sagcr, x1.'ll',:.lI'Cl Scrilmncr, ll.il'riuilc Sllcplicril, i'l1.nrloilu Slicplicril, lfllwl Slicplu-rd, l.inr.i Slluililuy, lllllll Simnmns, Anno Slimllwuml, liuill Smilli, Auilrcx' Sniiili, l1n'r.nm' Siivilcr, luix Smlcup, l'-llI1iI'.l 'l'.1ylur, Nlyrili- 'l'lmin.is, ll.irricuc S . . llinnipmn, Mnrpurn 'l4limnpmii, Milli:-cd Txrcll, lk-ui 'l'yrcll, Nurnu xxrdfillg, Ann XNl.ll'ilIg, Sm' XV.u'Ll, Nun-ll.l XY.islilsurn, linuiw XX ummm, Mullin-il Xyillmnix, lluris Xyimluw. l'.usi' Xvumlcr, Xwldllklil -N -K., 4. ,-u,..- ..............,1-7.,,,.w, Sea Service Division of the Victory Corps-Boys Ankers, lfugene Aubrey, George Barker, l.aw renee llCI1I!C!l, Robert Bonner, W'.u'ren liowinan, Warren llrnokw, llonaltl lluhl, liill Butler, XY'illiam C'.ilbre.ith, Brownlee Calkins, Robert Coleman, Calvin Lronin, XY'alter Cfrnson, tigeil cilllllllllglhllll, Xvilliani Denny, llavitl Dodson, Stanley Dove, ,Ioe Dryden, Alaines lhilany, Clyde ljlllllllllglklll, Robert Duvall, Ralph lillieou, hlanies lfllison, liretldie lfrwin, Case l v.inm, Woodville l'.Ut'll.lll, -loweph liixx, William Gersdortf, Karl Groves, Harrison Holland, Paul Howard, james Hutchins, Sterlon -lewell, Hunter ulohnx, Aloe Kelly, liord Kerwood, Gordon Kidder, Peter Kidwell, lfugene Legge, David leigh, W'emlell Lewis, -loe Long, liddie liunsden, George Lowe, Kenneth l.yle, james Martin, Gordon Mciilendon, W'alter Meifonehie, Nell Mills, Paul Myers, Wfilliam Murray, ,lack Nichols, Donald O'Meara, iflarence Pcniberton, Russell Phillips, james 73 Pinna, Frank l'ool, l.ester Powell, Henry Powell, Ralph Priddey, wflllldlll Richey, lidward Robinson, Donald Saunders, Claude Seymour, ,Iohn Shaw, Gilbert Shepherd, George Shoekley, Hobby Spaulding, llubert Stevens, lawrence Steward, Stanley Stiekley, Beryl Stricltlin, Roland Taylor, lloyd Travers, lfrank Twombly, Cfaroll Whxllter, William Wlartl, llarold W'ills, .lohn Wilson, Garland W'ilson, Jerry Xvindle, Albert, Xvolford, Alford VC'olford, Winfield 1- 435- ,-i.,Q. Sea Service Division The Sea Service Division of the Victory Corps has approximately 400 members with Mr. Robert Mavity and Mrs. Jeanne Rust as sponsors. In order to be qualified for membership a pupil must be planning for or participating in three of the following, in addition to participation in a physical fitness program: A program of studies which includes high school mathematics, preferably through plane geometry. A program of studies which includes at least one year of high school laboratory science, preferably elementary physics. A program of studies which includes one or more shop courses. Must have pursued or be pursuing a course in the elements of navigation. The organization consists of four platoons, Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman, which are divided into companies. Each platoon has a lieutenant, sergeant and a corporal in charge. Oflicers are assigned to Special Detail duties and General Navy duties. The purpose of this division is to train 400 members of Fairfax High School to participate in the total war effort by conserving the school building and properties in it, by offering training in military drill, and by offering opportunities for the development of genuine pride in useful service. The outstanding services of the Navy are: The assistance given to the janitoral service in the cleaning of the auditorium and the gymnasium. The Naval Police Force of approximately 15 members who super- vise ticket sales, maintain order during all special functions in audi- torium and gymnasium, and to patrol parking grounds. Assuming leadership in special service drives such as, the collection of funds to be used in outfitting the local units of the Virginia Reserve Militia with first aid kits, and for furnishing service kits for the men who enter the Armed Service. SLA SERVICE Ponce D A Aubrey, George Coleman, Calvin Cronin, Walter Davis, Katherine Davis, Lois Ellison, Freddie liollin, Katherine lfurlong, Beverly Hanks, jean Howard, james Jewell, Hunter Kerwood, Gordon Legge, David Lewis, Kathryn Martin, Gordon Mead, Marilyn Myers, Ruby Stickley, Willard Wllllamsv Dons z2zi:suMizwsamweerse'HMvita2m HK-www 74 ...Q 'N -.fi Cheer Leaders lfrvxiflwfl JIQANNIQ HARMON S4'a'r1'h1ry , LOIS DAVIS 'I'rc'axurz'r . . . . , MARY PEABODY Swrgranl-al-Arrnx . .JAMES DUIPI-'Y Afl dlIgl'l' uf Clm'rx, MARCEI-LE GIIIM Rvjmrtvr . RUTII SMAI-I.woon Pulzliriiy Munagrr, KATHERINE DAVIS Coaching Staff Hvad of Physical E:l1u'afion Dvparf- mvnl, ROBERT W. MAVITY Dirrvlor of Girls' Plzyxirul am! Hvaflb El1IIl'dff0II, Mas. FRANCIQS MAR'I'IN Asxixianl Ffmllfull Crmrln, Buxlevlllull and Baseball Crmrlw, JOHN BOIINARIK gg' Q fi ...- Football VARSITY SQUAD Manager . ...,. . ,. . HAROLD RUBRIGHT S ROBERT W. MAVITY Cnarlarx , , . .... , . . , . I JOHN BODNARIK TEAM Marvin Ankers lidwin Cole Keith Earman Vernon Hall james Lyle Dick Nachman Roger Weadon Edward Bass William Cullen Wayne Fincen Herbert Hibbs Edward MattliewsHarold Poling Medrick Bell joe Dove Prince Gibson Pat Hughes James McMillan Paul Thompson Wallace W'ilson Charles Buser james Dryden Alvin Hall Raymond Kyker james Moeller Arthur Watts SCHEDULE We They October 3-Newport News . . ...... There . . . 0 6 October 9-Alexandria ...., . . .There 13 19 October 19-Culpeper ,,...... . . .Here . . 44 6 October 23-National Training , . . .Here . . . 28 0 October 24-Lynchburg ....,.. . . .There . . . 0 20 October 30-Front Royal . . . . . .Here . . , . . 6 0 November 6-Washington-Lee . . . . . .There . . . 0 19 November 14-Petersburg .... . . .There . . 0 44 November 20-Lane High . . . . .Here , . 12 13 November 24-Mt. Vernon .... ...... H ere ....... . . . SS 0 15 Football 1943 Fairfax High's first Conference Football Team completed a 10 game, Class A schedule with flying colors. The Rebels played a spectacular game against the strong Newport News High School Shipbuilders and held the edge throughout the tilt, bath on the offensive and the defensive before bowing to a more experienced team in the waning moments of the game, by a 6-0 score. The next game saw the Rebels facing their old rivals George Washington of Alexandria. The Presidents were hard put to eke out a 19-13 victory with the Blue and Silver shirted boys threatening to tie up the game as the final whistle blew. In capturing their first win of the season, Coaches Mavity and Bodnarik shuffled the Rebel's line-up. The resulting action brought a 44-6 victory over a Culpeper eleven. The National Training School team from Washington next felt the axe on their collective necks when the Rebels topped the visitors with a 28-0 count. Traveling to Lynchburg, the Fairfax eleven played a gallant game, but was overwhelmed by superior experience and stronger manpower, as shown by the Glass High team and came off the field on the short end of a 20-0 score. 76 - - . -..W - ' 1 0 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD lci1l.BliRT SHAW MW -V 'l IRAY WORLEY I SROBERT W. MAVITY CW' 'M ' ' ' PJOHN BODNARIK TEAM liugene Ankers Blaine lfriedlander Thomas jenkins Stuart Reed Bobby Shoekley -Iohn Banner Dick Henderson Fred jennell Ray Salsgiver XVayne Thompson Wltllaee Covington james Hughes -lack Marzano Robert Smith blames Turner Henry Freeman Sterlon Hutchins Walter McClendon Thompson Smith Billy Walker The revenge for this defeat came the following week, however, when we beat a hardy Warren County High School team from Front Royal by a 6-0 score. Playing the Wglshington-Lee Generals was the next task facing the Rebels and although sports authorities and the Generals themselves expected to roll over the Rebels easily, the perennial Northern Virginia champions were battled to the last ditch before beating out a 19-0 victory over the Fairfax eleven. Coach Mavity was using a largely revised line-up now and getting far better results with it. Moeller was shifted to end with Alvin Hall and Dryden sharing the other assignment. Vernon Hall by this time had proved himself the ablest tackle and While he held down one tackle job, Weadoii, Cole. and Wilson shared the other berth. Earman, Buser, Hughes, Cullen, Nachman, and Bass were all doing yeo- man service at the guard spots. james Lyle had proven himself the answer to thc pivot job and his de- fensive work was making him a star on the team, Lyle was getting valuable assistance from rookie joe Dove. The baekfield was stead with Poling, Kyker Watts, and McMillan doing the bulk of the work, but being materially assisted by Matthews, Gibson, Bell, and Ankers. ln a complete reversal of their form, the Rebels took a terrific 44-0 beating from the Petersburg Crimson Wave, who went on to tie for the State title. In what spectators, coaches, and players agreed was the hardest fought and hardest played game it had been fortune to witness, the Lane High School gridmen from Charlottesville nosed out the Rebels by a 13-12 score. Mt. Vernon High was the victim of an avalanche of touchdowns as the Rebels came back to take rc- venge on Mount Vernon 6-0 victory the preceding year when they went home smarting under a SS-0 defeat. Keith Earman was elected honorary captain by the squad at the end of the season. Lost from the team will be Prince Gibson, Alvin Hall, ends: Vernon Hall, Roger Weadon, Wallace Wilson, and Edwin Cole, tackles: Pat Hughes, Charles Buscr, Edward Bass, William Cullen, and Keith Earman, guardsg James Lyle, centerg James McMillan, Corky Wattts, Medrick Bell, Ray Kyker, Marvin Ankers, Edward Matthews and Harold Poling, backs. 77 Zjgl- f'- ,p- Basketball GIRLS' VARSITY SQUAD AIlUllI.Ql'l' . MARGMU-'l' I7M'is Cfafrlain KA'l'mu'N SMITH Com-li MRS. FRANCES MARUN TEAM Ifehruary Ifchrunry S- ' 23-If11IIs Church IfuI1ru.1ry I7chi'u.iry I .rt v 'Ti .. Katherine Davis Lois Davis MiIIicent Enrman Betty Lou Evcrhnrdt Mildred FrenzeI MnrccIIe Grim Ifreticricksburg Ifi1IIs Church Fredericksburg -lcnnnc Hnrnjon Mary I-Inrne Nancy Lewis Maxim: Profiitt Ernestinc Rose Ruth Rodicr -lean White SCHEDULE , Here . Here . , I Icre . A There nl l r XVC 45 44 26 37 They 20 22 7 20 ,I lui Ix I irmmn I:l'Cl1lCI Grim I I.1rmun Lewis Prufhll Smith Basketball BOYS' VARSITY SQUAD Alurmgur , , I Imam Il Pol mu x , IRUSII BUQIKI I-'Y c f'r 'm IRAYMONIJ Kviufu Cfuavlv . E joim Bonwfxiuix TEAM Ray Iiurrows Ted Iforsey jack Miller Robert Smith Ilfek Vierbuehen I..1wrenee Cook .lack Mnr7.1no -Inmes Moeller Paul Thompson Bob w,glgI1Cl' scnianuus ' We They Ileeemher I9-Cllmrlotte Hall There I9 31 .l.inu.1ry 8-Alumni . Here 29 24 AlnnLml'y I 2-National Training I Iere , 63 25 .l.lI1ll.lI'y +XY,.1SIlII1glOIl-LCC . I Iere I7 31 -I.Il1lI.lI'y -Cllmrlotle I I41II I Iere 25 27 -l.ll1lI.ll'I' -George XYIAISIIIIHQIOII Here .Il SS I ehru.1ry llefferson . I Iere 56 I6 I ehru.1ry yI.nnex Monroe Ilere 29 33 I CI5I'll.lI'y XYZISIXIIIQLIOII-1.00 There 21 28 I CI1l'lI.ll'y N.1tion.1I Training There 38 41 I eI1ru.1ry George NVnshington There 19 47 Ifehrunry 22-Alnmes Monroe There 24 20 lfebrunry '6-hletferson Here 70 3 I .2 I ' DI I I I is 5 I I I A I 5 Buckley Cook Iforsq' Kyker Moeller 'Ihounpwn Yuerlme nn XY n,n:r Basketball 1942-43 1 With john Bodnarik coach- ing, the Fairfax High School basketball team made a cred- itable showing during the year. Starting with a young inexperienced squad, the Reb- els rounded into form quickly and progressed rapidly toward the end of the season to trim a strong Fredericksburg team Q, that had beaten them earlier in the season. The line-up during the early part of the season con- -' sisted of Rush Buckley, Dick Vierbuchen and Teddy Forsey working at the forward posts with jim Moeller at the pivot post accompanied by Ray Kyker and Paul Thompson holding on to the other two positions. This combination held together for the rest of the season, improving as they went. Starting the season with 31-19 loss to the potent and high scoring Charlotte Hall five, the Rebels came back against a strong alumni team to take a 29-24 win. Buckley and Thompson at this point in the season were the leading scorers. The Blue and Silver kept up its torrid pace with a 63-25 runaway against the National Training School quintet with Buckley ringing up 23 of the Rebels markers. The W-L hoopsters proved too much for our boys next as they downed Fairfax by a 32-17 score in the Rebels first Class A tilt of the season. McMillan led the Fairfax scoring game of the series. George Washington's District Titlists journeyed to our gym to administer a 55-32 beating on our lads. It was the Rebel's second class A loss but they took out their revenge on a helpless jefferson quint by a 56-16 count the following game. james Monroe of Fredericksburg came to our gym with an experienced crew and went away with a 33-29 victory' in one of the hardest fought games that the Rebel charges played all season. The spectators were standing on their toes with excitement at the close of the tilt. Teddy Forsey led the Fairfax scoring with 12 points in this fracas. Then the Rebels lost a tough encounter to the Washington-Lee five by a 28-21. It was nip and tuck all the way through the game with the verdict being decided in the closing minutes of the game. Paul Thompson lcd the scoring for us with 8 markers. It is said by sports writers that the best of teams have their bad days and the loss to the National Training School was certainly the bad day in the season for the Rebels, as they took a 41-38 beating from the Trainers even though Forsey led his team with 15 points to his credit. The champion Presidents from George Washington High again victimized the Rebels with a 47-19 shellacking. The high light of the season came when the Rebels, playing on the Fredericksburg floor, trounced the Jackets in a wild and wooly game by a tune 24-20. The game was marked by rough and tumble playing throughout with many fouls marring the tilt. FEnishing up the season by defeating the jefferson High lads again by 21.70 to 31 count. Ray Kyker and Rush Buckley were elected co-captains of the team at the close of the season. Rush Buckley led the season scoring with 97 points, followed closely by Paul Thompson, with 94 and Ted Forsey with 70. Lost to the team next year will be Bob Wagner, Ted Forsey, Rush Buckley, Paul Thompson, Lawrence Cook, and Ray Kyker due to graduation or to the Armed Forces. The team will be built around Moeller, Vier- buchen, Miller, Burroughs and Smith, all of whom saw service during the past year. 80 .5 1 3 v . l April May May May May Manager . . . Coacb , . Ankers, Marvin Buel, William Derendorf, Fred Dryden, james Finney, Dinkens Gibson, Prince Grau, George Guerry, Leslie Track VARSITY -SQUAD TEAM Henderson, Dick Hughes, Pat Hummer, Dick jenkins, Thomas Jennell, Fred Lyle, James Martin, Gordon Nachman, Dick SCHEDULE 30-Washington-Lee . . ...,......... . , . 7-Woodrow Wilson-George Washington . , . Tri-meet 14-George Washington .....,....,.... 22-Northern Virginia Championship , . . . 29-Handley High ................. . , . Dick VIERBUCHEN ROBERT W. MAvlTY Parks, Edgar Poling, Harold Saunders, Claude Smith, Robert Stansbury, Ralph Thompson, Paul Walker, William Watkins, William , . . .There . . . ,Woodrow Wilson . , . .There ,. .. Arlington ..,..,.........There A large number of boys have reported to Coach Mavity for this year's track team, and prospects for a successful season are promising although Fairfax's one-man gang, George Rector, has graduated and Medrick Bell, outstanding quarter-miler, has joined the armed forces. However, with such veterans as Marvin Ankers, James Lyle, Tom McDonough, Harold Poling, Pat Hughes, Claude Saunders, and Tom Jenkins and the addition of several newcomers, the Rebels should be able to make a creditable showing against their opponents. Due to the transportation problem, the track schedule is some- what curtailed. A captain for the team will be elected by the squad at the end of the season. Hurdles and the pole vault are being added to the schedule this year. 81 ,- . fu., --5 Managers Captain , Coarlz .loc Dove Ted Forsey Blaine Friedlander Walter Gander Alvin Hall Baseball. VARSITY SQUAD Vernon Hall TEAM Arthur Hunsberger Sterlin Hutchins Miller Kielsgard jack Mnrzano DAvm DENNY WAYNE FINCEN lWlliLlS l'lOWDliRSHI2LL jack Miller Jimmy Moeller Bob Payne Henry Powell Sammie Savia SCHEDULE April 14-Episcopal . . , . , . . . April I6-Briarley Military Academy April 23-Aldie High ..,, , A April 27-Gonzaga . April 30-Aldie High , . May 4-George Washington . , . May 7-Washington-Lee , , . May l 1-Herndon ,.....,... May 14-George Washington . 4 . May 18-Herndon .....,..,i May 21-National Training ..,,.. May 24-Washington-Lee ..... . . May 28-Briarley Military Academy june -lk 4-National Training .,.... 82 Rusn BUCKLEY JOHN BODNARIK Rynecr Staats Morris Sutphin Paul Thompson Bob Wagner Roger Wood , , ,There . There .. Here . .Here There , iThere ,, Here . . i .There . .Here . . .Here . . , There , .There Here ., Here 4 f re' L' Baseball 1943 As the yearbook goes to press the baseball season is just getting under way. With the two opening games past, we find that the squad looks to have a very promising future and with a little luck the season should be as outstanding as last year's. Although beaten by the strong Episcopal High School nine of Alexandria in the opener by a IS-S score, the Rebels bounced back the next day to smash out a 5-2 victory over the Briarley Military Academy team at Beltsville, Maryland. Coach Bodnarik's starting line-up for these games has been Moeller on first, Forsey or Miller on second, Buckley on shortstop, Bob Wagner on third base, with Alvin Hall, Paul Thompson, and Vernon Hall patroling the outer gardens. Hutchins, Payne, Kielsgard, and Wood seem to hold the spotlight as pitchers with Morris Sutphin and jack Marzano doing the bulk of the receiving. Rush Buckley, one of the few veteran players on the squad, has been appointed captain of this year's nine and is the defensive star of the infield. Many of his plays at shortstop have brought the fans to their feet in praise. uckley Forsey A. Hall V. Hall Miller Moeller Payne Sutphin Thompson Ki ard Wagner 83 , fi 7 - ,ns wfifv l. I knew our buys would give 'em light. . Put up your dukes . Yep, we'VC 'Ot . So . Plans for .1 9 3, n great bull team. me fun, huh, Doe? game under discuwwion. . Better watch the .I -S game-you'll miss l 1- vlny. A - W'h.1t did you my the score is? Now, if I were in there. Tl1LlIvS all right, Billy, I really Q want Lo tighr. Among the spectators. XVh.it? Another one? lL's .unazingl lOl'I I Community' Service J Presents wk We ACTIVITIES PLATOON CAPTAINS JEAN CHESLEY PATSY CUMMINS DOROTHY FORSEY BARBARA GORDON BETTY MARTIN YVONNE MOCAY JANE PAGE WILMA QUEEN MARY ELLEN Ross .IIEAN WOODSON FACULTY ADVISORS MRS. ELIZABETH AMES Miss MARTHA REELY ...-,.,,,,e ,A c J .s . - . . . .ej,,... ..,-- - .e....,-vm - ' , W , . , t E f . ' , - V 1 gr - f QM ,gffuib-sw ,yy ,a - 5, f 3'5,, n- - t f IL., .y A .av N ,ran h . 1' . W m lyk, yy HE., njggxgtv- wk . Q , N V Q -, gg,-,Km-fffpfht-W'- . ,nfs 3. V' x W, r l ppl -.--91, H f --,yr ' ,-., .,, . . J. H4 hyat.. X 5 -Y , . . i , -- W' as f - , l s - , i A - nv, fpkaq ,, , K www... ,Ml aww, . . , Y x Community Service Division of the Victory Corps MEMBERS Alexander, Betty Ann Alltler, Betty Mae Arrants, lris Blackmer, Carol Ann Byers, Elizabeth Lee Chesley, Jean Coldwell, Jean Cummins, Patsy Daniels, Vivian Denham, Lois Denham, Louise lidgar, Eleanor lforsey, Dorothy lfraneis, Ivy Jane Gordon, Barbara Ciuillory, Ann Henry, Jane Huggins, Jo Ann lsdell, Dorothy Keene, Marie Krehbiel, Jean LeCompte, Nellie 'kirir Lee, Shirley Lewis, Mae Lindsay, Peggy Ann Loyd, Alicia Loyd, Patricia Martin, Betty Jane Maske, Elizabeth Massonneau, Suzanne MeCay, Yvonne Mock, Marjorie Monroe, Jacqueline Moore, Alice Moore, Mildred Moreland, Betty Oliver, Annabel Oothoudt, Charlotte Ouellet, Dolores Pace, Lois Paddock, Norma Page, Jane Pell, Charlotte Peoples, Ruth 86 Potter, Patricia Purgitt, Rebecca Queen, Wilma Reed, Mary Caroline Rosenbaum, Patsy Ross, Mary Ellen Sagendorf, Joan Scale, Sarah Sutphin, llelen Tliatelier, Betty Trammell, Christine Trumbo, Nancy Tugman, Ruby Vierbuchen, Bettylee XWeakley. Ruby Lee Weseott, Marie NY'hite, A'ice Ann Nviesman, Dorothy May XVilliams, Pauline XVillis, Geraldine Woodsoii, Jeanne Xvoolfenden, Jeanne Community Service Division Membership in this Division is limited to those pupils who, in addition to participation in a physical fitness program, are pursuing courses leading to college training for community service occupations on a professional level, such as medicine, dentistry, nursing, social service, teaching, librarianshipg or to those who are preparing to enter service occupations of a commercial, distributive, and home working nature after graduation from high school. In addition, it is necessary that each member participate in an out-of-school service Qwith or without remunerationj and an in-school service, such service to be followed regularly. Therefore, the following platoons are organized and functioning under the faculty supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Ames and Miss Martha E. Reely. Bond and Stamps Sale Platoon-who cooperated with the business manager of the school in sponsoring the sale of stamps and bonds. Special drives, and campaigns conducted by this group have resulted in sales totaling 515,962.25 and the purchase of 7 jeeps. Building Care Platoon consisting of approximately twenty-five girls who have a regular schedule for assisting in cleaning the ofiices, the library, and the First Aid room. Child Care Platoon keeps a registry of all girls in the different school communities which feed Fair- fax High School who are serving as mother's helpers, especially in taking care of children in evenings and during week ends. Approximately fifty girls are active in this service on a part time basis. Social Agencies Platoon consisting of approximately fifteen girls who cooperate with the chairman of local junior Red Cross and with the local Public Welfare in special welfare services in the county. Two major accomplishments were: QU Sponsoring a Christmas party for convalescent soldiers at Fort Belvoir by conducting a Shower of Dimes amounting to approximately 550.043, making five hundred carnival' caps and decorating twelve hundred paper napkins, Q21 Sponsoring the collection of food, clothing and money for four needy families at Christmas. Airplane Spotters Platoon keeps a registry of approximately thirty boys and girls who serve as spotters in Vienna, McLean, Falls Church and Burke. Communications and Correspondence Platoon conducted an out-of-school service by serving the local Switch Board for Communications on a part time basis for four months. The in-school service consisted of corresponding to each of the former pupils and teachers of Fairfax High School who are in armed forces of the United States. Ration Board Platoon enlists workers to assist at local Ration Board on a school cooperative plan as well as on part time basis. Nursing Aides Platoon conducts the most etlicient and worthwhile community service by providing the services of two girls as assistants to the nurses in the Health Department Clinics held in Fairfax each week. Approximately 12 girls who expect to follow nursing as a career have received this valuable in-service training. Clerical Assistants Platoon consists of all girls in Community Service Division who are prepared to go out on call for assistance in local orlices, in elementary schools, local Red Cross Headquarters and local Ration Board Orlices. My f n l BUILDING CARE PLATOON Blackmer, Carol Ouellet, Dolores Byers, Hlivabeth Paddock, Norma Denham, Lois Page, jane Edgar, lileannr Pell, Charlotte Huggins, jo Ann Peoples, Ruth Isdell, Dorothy Potter, Patricia Lee, Shirley Purgitt, Rebecca Lindsay, Peggy Rosenbaum, Patsy Loyd, Alicia Sagemiurf, .loan Maskc, Betty Tramrnell, Christine Massonneau, Suzanne Tugman, Ruby Mock, Marjorie Wiestiiaii, Dorothy Monroe, Jacqueline W'hite, Alice Moore, Mildred Williaiiis, Pauline Moreland, Betty Wfillis, Geraldine Woolfenden, Jeanne 'ki' Student Government OFFICERS Prvxidwzf . . . , . , , . . . Viva'-I'rr'sidw1I . . , . S4'L'rr'fary , , Fufuliy Acluiwrs . CABINET Swrcflary of Safviy , Sc'rrc'lur.y of AflJlc'lia's Sr'a'rr'lary of Aa'fiL'ific'x S4'a'r1'fary of Buildings . . . LAwR1eNc1a COOK RAYMOND KYKER ,....ToMMY Row Miss MARX' BURGESS, JOHN M. HART . .JIM NEATE MILURED MOORE Sz'c'rf'fary of PIll7Iil'dfiUl'lS ...,, , , . . . . . BOB WAGNER, IRENE TAYLOR DOROTHY ROBIZX' . JEAN CHESLEY . . I , .HARRY Kino Sc'r'rc'Iary of Grounds Svfrvlary of Pulzliz' Rvlufions . , . .......,.. GEORGE WEDDERBURN JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT Buster Brown Betty jane Martin LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT Rush Buckley Ted Forsey Dick Nackman Peggy Swartz Roger Wood Homeroom Representatives SENIORS -IUNICRS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Furlong, Beverly Denham, Louise Chason, Aubreyr giurfgllzludigy - Q , is Hunsburger, Arthur McCarthy, Georgia Gordon Paul Gorham Kenneth Kidder, Peter Shumate, Vclva l T . jones, Shirley Myers, Ruby Stenger, Paul Hxxson' Gloria I-OWCU' Hflbeff Rose, Roy Watts, Louise Mundy, Theresa Martin' Gordon Poole, Lester Smoot, Henry Woodson, jean Ware, Neil Schaeffer, James 88 'kit x l l HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Student Government Association of Fairfax High School 1942-43 We the pupils of Fairfax High School: for the purpose of establishing a substantial self-governmentg developing a cleaner, stronger, and more democratic code of living in each individualg and to insure ourselves justice, do establish and adopt this Constitution. With this preamble our constitution was affected. The association established between '42 and '45 has attempted to follow the designs set forth in the preamble and the constitution itself. liarly in the year our organization was temporarily disrupted due to the establishment of the Victory Corps in our school. Our duties in cooperation with the Victory Corps were rather vague at the beginning, but these difficulties were soon removed and Student Government has efficiently cooperated with the Victory Corps for the remainder of the school year. The activities of Student Government have been further hampered to a certain degree this year due to the restrictions governing the use of CLIFS for pleasure driving. The lack of Student Government dances has been noted, but we attempted to put our extra energy to work in cleaning up some of the problems in school. One of the main difficulties that was to be overcome was the traffic in the halls. This was promptly taken care of and monitors were placed on duty, as reminders of the traffic regulations that had been set up. The monitors were later replaced by M. P.'s. fiarly in the basketball season, a problem arose that dealt with attendance at basketball games during school hours. Prompt action was taken and the remainder of the basketball schedule was planned to allow everyone interested in seeing these games to attend them. This came about by the limitation of tickets to be sold and the plan worked very effectively. As time progressed, it was brought to our attention that there was too much damage being done to school property before school began. Action was taken and this situation was effectively removed. Due to increased interest on tlte part of our U. S. Government, concerning public safety, the Fire Squad brought a suggestion to Student Government for the revision of evacuation rules. These revised rules would apply to evacuation from the auditorium in the cam of a fire drill during a general assembly. Mvcral plans were discussed and tried in the auditorium and the Fire Squad, in cooperation with Student Government, perfected this evacuation to a point of much greater proficiency than was previously attained. The question of lockers was recently raised and a thorough study was made by the Secretary of Building, -It-an Chesley. lt was found that many locker doors were being broken because of the improper packing of the lockers. It was, therefore, decided that a regular schedule should be set up by which all lockers might be inspected and thus kept in repair. The Student Government Association is still actively functioning as this article is written and much more is expected to be accomplished before our term expires. We wish, above all, to leave conditions favorable to the succeeding Student Government Association. We made an early request to all students and we would now like to give them due credits for their response. The request was that they cooperate to their utmost with the Student Government Association in all its enterprises, and we feel they have done just that. We feel sincerely grateful, if it had not been for this cooperation we would not have been able to function as we have. W'e hope you will continue your splendid cooperation next year and assist the Student Government Association, as you have this year. We hope that our actions have met with your approval and we feel they will be advantageous to future classes for this is the spirit in which they were performed. I would now like to give my deepest appreciation to my cabinet, the Legislative and judicial Department, and the Home Room Representatives for their splendid work throughout the year. LAWRENCE Coott 'A' 5 Yearbook Staff r ,- .. r Inj ri ' Eililor . . . . . .Doaoruv ROBEY Axxixfunl Erlilor . . . . JEAN AIJAMS lldflllfy Arlifisor Mas. KATHFRINIE E. Homfizit ASSUCIATE EDITORS Adams, jean Harris, Frank Chason, Aublex' Melton, Helen Cline, Mary Monroe, .Iaequeline Coleman, Calvin Oliver, lietsv Frenxel, Mildred Oothoudt, Charlotte Frielandcr, Blaine Robey, Dorothy Gander, Walter Rowland, Dorothy Guillory, Ann Vierbuchen, Dick Harmon, Jean NVolfe, jean Paper Staff l'USlTl0N STAFF IIOR 1942-1943 STAFF FOR 1943-I944 Co-lfditors Marilyn Mead Pauline Hallman Yvonne MeC.iY Mildred Moore Managing l'ditor Mildred Moore james Duffy Feature lfditors Pauline llallman Anne Simmons llames Duffy A .A r ,L News lfditor Peter Kidder Mary Reed Sports lidilors ,lean W'oov.ls-in Velva Shumate ,loe Meijonagle joe MeGon,igle Malte-up liditors Peggy llarriques Peggy Ciarriques Gloria llixon Gloria llixon Stenographic llditors Betty ,lane Martin Mary llarne Bessie Cocltrell Circulation Manager lflivahetlm Hamill Helen Peyton Repo,-mrs ,lean Chesley Same Dorothy lforsey Mary C. Hunter Shirley jones Peter Kidder l.illian Kidwcll Mary Lambert Mary Peabody Helen Peyron Pat Potter Mary C. Recd Anne Simmons Velva Shumate l.ois Snyder llilda Towsey Sponsor Miss Mary A. Burgess The Fair Facts The purpose of the paper staff is to train students in the various fields of newspaper work, and to provide a medium for expression of student opinion. Last year a new policy was inaugurated in the selection of the succeeding staff. Each year the editorial staff has selected next year's editor-in-chief. The new plan provides for the replacement at mid-term of all senior members of the editorial staff. The in- coming staff members are advised by the former members. The paper is divided into live departments of work: Editorial, Feature, News, Sports, Management. Under management are these duties: Business Managership, Typing, Make-up, Circulation. The paper has accomplished its purpose this year in that it has trained students in this phase of journalism, and it has provided interesting reading material, and reported news events for thc student body. OFFICERS 1'rcxidenf . .CALVIN DIMSFY Srrrrlary . . , I PATSY CUMMINS Treasurer I . . . DICK NACHMAN Dirrrlor .,.WILL1AM MANVELL, SR. Asst. Dim-tor, WILLIAM MANVELL, JR. ... Zh.. Band Clurinvl Svrtion Burrows, David Cummins, Patsy Fellows, Lydia Heaton, Varr W'ard, Harold Wood, Stephen Dailey, Leona Sax' Svrlian Dimsey, Calvin Jester, Edward Shirley, Francis Trumpet Serfion Ankers, Marvin Branyon, Allen Gorham, Kenneth Kidd, Harry Q MEMBERS Manvell, William, jr Nachman, Dick Smith, Thompson Tmmlwmf Svrlian Arnold, Williaiii Brady, Gordon Howard, James Oliver, Eugene Horns Anderson, Sam Mclionagle, joe Drums Brooks, Donald Gantt, Charles Melton, Helen Monroe, jaequelin Shumate, Bobby Our band has had a very successful year and has been received with much enthusiasm, both by those participating and the school in general. It has been a great help in bolster- ing ye olde school spirit. Future lans include an enlar in of the ersonnel, urchasin of uniforms and a Pa 1 g gl 4 1 . . - g . . 1 corps of Majorettes. The Majorettes are receiving special training in baton twirhng and acrobatics from our physical education department and will be ready to lead the parade when called upon to do so. Several new instruments were obtained during the last year, including a big bass horn which is three sizes larger than the boy who plays it. This year we were restricted as to playing dates by the gasoline situation, but if this is eased during the coming year, we hope to make our band a community as well as a school function. 91 'k Activities Glee Club Furzzlfy Advisor, Mtss jutta Cot.t2MAN Ankers, Marvin Bowman, Leonard Duffy, blames Freeman, Henry Hummer, Dick Kidd, Harry McDonough, Tommy Parks, lidgar Stansbury, Ralph Strung, ,lack Stuart, Hugh Ware, Neil Wliite, George Allder, Betty Mae Bass, Olivia Baty, lidna Baty, Mary Lou Brown, Wilma Bowman, Anna Cline, Mary Cooper, Ann Davis, Katherine Davis, Lois Davis, Margaret Denham, Louise Durham, Virginia libhardt, Kathern liillingame, Mary liorsey, Dorothy Frenzel, Mildred Garriques, Peggy Gray Mary Virginia llamill, lflizabeth llanks, ,lean Hannah, Mildred Hawkins, Kay llenry, -Iune llixson, Gloria Kessel, WIJIILLI Lawson, ,Ian Leach, Rebecca Lewis, Kathryn McCay, Yvonne Mead, Marilyn Myers, Amy Lou Myers, Ruby Ouellet, Dolores Peyron, Helen Piekral, Marjorie Pierson, llalel Potter, Patricia Reiter, Kathleen Robey, Dorothy Robey, Lucille Rodier, Ruth Ryman, Doris Smith, lfleanor Swarm, Peggy Taylor, Irene Thomas, llarriette W'illiams, Doris Xvilliamson, Ursel Glee Club The Glee Club was organized in January, for the purpose of giving those pupils who were unable to include music in their regular course of study an opportunity to enjoy and participate in some music activity. The oliicers chosen were Dorothy Robey, president, Irene Taylor, vice-president, Ruby Myers, secretary, and Marvin Ankers, treasurer. The club met each Monday and the members paid a small fee to cover the cost of music used. The eantata, The Muxir of Bt'Il11elx'n1, given at Christmas by the regular music classes did not include the glee club which had not been organized at that time. The Anderson, llelen Baty, Mary Lou Bender, Barbara Billet, Olga Blue, llarriet Boyer, Pauline Cassedy, Louise Chappel le, Betty l.ee Collins, Dolores Covington, lda Lee Cuthriell, Kiretha Curtis, ,lone Darr, june Denham, Lois Detwiler, Dorothy Dever, Doris Dove, Dorothy Dove, Virginia Fbhardt, Kathern li verhart, Betty l.ou l'arrts, ,lane Feagans. Ann liox, Charlotte Groves, Ada llenry, .lone llockman, Betty lloke, Norma Lee lsdell, Dorothy -Iertnan, Gladys jenkins, Betty jones, Shirley Kitchen, lrene Kline, llelen Lambert, Mary Claire lloyd, Alicia Melton, lililabeth Melton, Lorellt' Mcllride, Betty McDaniel, ,lattice Myers, Amy Lou Paddock, Nonia Pierson, llalel Picltral, Marjorie Third and Sixth Period Choral Classes l dl'lll1LY Atlrisor, Mtss JULIA COI.EMAN Ray, Pat Reiter, Kathleen Robey, Lucille Ryman, Doris Sanderson, Carolyn Shepherd, Laura Shivers, Louise Skiados, lrene Smith, Gloria Sowers, Marion Stonebu rner, Dorot hy Sutphin, Canary Swartz, Peggy Thatcher, Betty Thompson, Pauline Nlfaring, Anne Vl'atts, Louise Wakefield, ,lean W'eatherholtz, Patsy W'eaver, Teresa XVhite, Ann i , Bartlett, Phyllis Bass. Olivia Bennett, Doris Bristow, llertha Cfroson, liladys Curtis, Genevieve Dailey, Pauline Davis, Katherine Dean, Margaret Duffy, llclen limigh, Shirley lforsey, Dorothy l:I'Cll7Cl, Mildred Kersey, I.aut'a Lewis, Kathryn Lewis, Phyllis Loy, Dorothy First and Fifth Period Choral Classes Faculty Advisor, Miss JULIA COLEMADI Mead, Marilyn Myers, Alice Myers, Ruby Oliver, Betsy Page, ,lane Petty, Shirley Peyron, Helen Puff, Iivelyn Robcy, Dorothy Rodier, Dorothy B'-tty lithcl Russell, Smith. Taylor, Irene XVedderburn, George Wells, Thelma Wilson, Ruth Wright, Reba regular music classes also presented a public program in celebration of National Music Week on May 6, which did not include the glee club. The latter, however, was rc- sponsib'e for the commencement music when thc mixed chorus sang the well-known Rc-cessional by dc Koven and the girls' chorus sang Malotte's arrangement of The Lord's Prayer. Obviously, a number of the usual activities of the glee club had to be curtailed this year. We were unable to have the National Symphony visit us and there was no oppor- tunity to take part in a state music festival. In our opinion, the large number of pupils who joined this club gives ample evidence of interest in music and the important place this activity occupies in the school program. Second and Fourth liarully Azlrixor, Caskey 93 Beahm, Brown, Coope r, Period Choral Classes Miss JULIA COLEMAN Martha Wilma Nancy Ann Davis, Lois Davis, Margaret Dindlcbt-ck, Doris Downs, Helen lippard, Melvia Faullt, Thelma Fields, Peggy Foster, Marion Hammill, Genevic Hibbs, Hulclah Kessel, Wanda GIRLS VC Lee. Marie I.ollar, Miriam Merchant, Sylvia Moore, louise Orndorll, Lorraine Pieltral, Marjorie Phelps, lithcl Rice, june Robinson, Charlot Rodier, Ruth Rowland, Dorothy Sisson, Doris Thomas, Harriettc Williams, Doris Williamson, Urscl te BOYS Aubrey, George Bowman, Leonard Burltholder, Macon Croson, Cecil Cunningham, William Duffy, james Fixx, NX'illiam Fox, Stuart Hummer, Richard ulewell, Hunter Kidd, Harry Miller, ,lack Phillips, james Sours, Lloyd Smarr, Charles Stuart, Hugh ii' th-w...,..4, Home Arts Club OFFICERS Prvsidenf . JUANITA THORNIE Vice-Presizfrnf Groiua STOUT Serrrvury REBECCA PURGITT Treasurer Mais LEWIS Sponsor , . Miss Mnamsn TATIQ MEMBERS Blackmer. Carol Moreland, Betty Harrison, Buelah Sanderson, Carolyn Huggins, .lo Ann Shivers, Louise Lindsay, Peggy Trumbo, Ol. Nancy W'illis, Gerald The purposes of our club are: To learn to work togetherg to make new friendsg to help with Red Cross activitiesg and to raise money to help pay on the F.F.A.-Home Economics Camp. These purposes we did accomplish, We also are planning to have some social affairs for the members of the club. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS Prrsizlml i RVAI,'l'lfR GANDIZR Viva'-I'rr'xiflen1 RAl.ll'.LilI Moiuus S4'rn'lary PAUL TiioMvsoN Trraxirrer l'll:NRY l:RliliMAN Rejmrfer CQILBIZRT THoMi'soN Wafrlr Dog HARRY CRLDSQDN Slumsnr M. C. PifALZGRAif MEMBERS Bowman, leonard Cierlin, Hubert Orendorfl, Ernest llowman, Oscar Ciorlon, Paul Potter, David Bray, lfrnext Ciraliain, ,james Sager, Paul llrown, Buster Greensireet, Howard Sayers, Hewa Cole, lfdwin llall, Vernon Seymour, Albert tovinjgton, Vl'allaee Harris, Frank Sherman, Vfilson Craig, Isaac Harrison, joseph Sherwood, joseph froson, Harry Hawkins, Howard Stevens, Clarence Vrossman, lewis Heath, Roland Stewart, Stanley .- L, Dellusk, Makley johnson, Robert Stricklin, Roland ' Downs, Raymond Marlano, .lack Suiphin, Morris lireeman, Henry Moreland, Bobby Thompson, Dallas Tliompson, Gilbert Tripplett, Billy W'illi.lms, Charles Randcr, Waller Morris, Raleigh llioinpson, lflmer Thompson, Paul U WVJICFS, Clarence W'yant, liric The Fairfax Chapter of Future Farmers of America is composed of fifty-four mem- bers, under the supervision of Mr. Marcel Pfalzgraf, instructor in Agriculture. The outstanding in-school service rendered to the school was the operation of the daily sale of milk. Profits from this project were used for the purchase of books, magazines and miscellaneous equipment for the classes in agricultural instruction. Members of the chapter have been active in participating in the care and improve- ment of the school grounds in addition to the building and repairing of equipment for home and farm use. Most of the members enjoyed active participation in the intra-muralsportsof the school. The judging team was placed second in the Lincoln Grain Show and many indi- viduals won premiums on exhibits entered in open classes in that show. Each member is operating at least two projects in class work one of which must contribute toward the production of an essential war product. 94 'Ir Library Club OFFICERS Prvsidwzl I , . BOBBY GORDON Vin'-Prvsirlmf, JIQANNE BRANYON Scrrvlary ,. , NANCY COWAN Treasurer CHARLOTTE SMITH Faculty Advisor, RUTH WILLIAMS LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERSLIBRARY ASSISTANTS Branyon, jeanne Cowan, Nancy Daniels, Vivian Gordon, Bobby Griffiths, Thom.Is Loyd, Patricia Porter, Anna Lou Smith, Charlotte Stockstill, joan Thomas, Harrie! Vfashburn, Lester Bell, Dorothy Branyon, Jeanne Cowan, Nancy Craig, Hazel Durham, Virginia Frinks, Charles Griffiths, Thomas Howke, Doris MacDaniel, Janice Stickley, Beryl Walesby, Stokes ' --ni. in. it W'eddcrburn, George Tlu' library fluff is one of tlIe minor credit activities in our school. It meets for one hour each week to discuss and carry out plans to improve the library, both in appearance and usefulness. Club members keep the bulletin board decorated, read shelves, shelve books, send out overdue notices, check magazines and keep back issues in order, and any other work that needs to be done. They also supervise the reading room before and after school and at noon. The .ifudrnf asxisfanls spend one hour each day in the library actually doing all sorts of library work, including the typing of all cards and records. Both groups are given thorough instruction in how to use the library and they practice helping others to use it more advantageously. Fire Patrol OFFICERS Cbivf . .. . SAMMIIQ SAVIA Capfain , WALTER SHOCRLEY LiP1lfI'l1dl1f . , VVILLIAM CULLEN St'l'I'l'flll'A1' , . EIINA BATY Farully Advisor, M. C. PFALZGRAF MIQMBIQRS Alford, Al Buser, Charles Dove, joe Freeman, Henry Frenzel, Franklin Harmon, jeannc Hunsburger, Arthur Keilsgard, Miller Kidder, Peter Markman, Bill Mariano, ,lack Oliver, Betsy Pool, Alfred Shumaie, Bobby Stuart, Hugh Xlfells, Thelma White, George Oflicers of the Fire Patrol are the air raid wardens in the school. They see that the necessary precautions are carried out during air raid drills or in case of an actual raid. Several air raid alarms were donated by the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department and are to be installed throughout the building. The purpose of the Fire Patrol is to promote safety and prevent accidents in case of emergency. The accomplishments of the Fire Patrol of this year are: plans for evacuation of the auditorium, speed in evacuating the building, and regulating of Ere equipment. The speed of our accomplishments has been greatly increased by the cooperation of the student body. 95 'kii' ,X nile The Dramatics Class rwn, failirine llender, Ma ry l'itlt'll1fAl' Aili'i.mi', Mas. ljl,ARl. Haiti' Ml'MISl5RS llallman, l'aulinc llamill, lienevicvc Schreiner. -lane Sl1PFIH.ll1, llelen l'ucltslei', l'lden llamill, lflilahelli Sherwood, llorutliy llnrer, llauline llarnion, .leanne Smarr, Clliarles liurton, Dorothy llunsakey, ,Inyee Sowers, Richard K askcy, Nancy jenkins, lietty Stanford, llolin Chappelle, lletty l,ee -lennell, Sonia Stielsley, Beryl lliesley. .lean Qlnnes, Reheeea Slicltley, XX'illard Kline, Mary Kidder. Peter Qliuinate, Velva lnldwell, -lean Mefiay, Yvonne Swift, Xvarren luilirirll. Qiretha Melton, llelen ililiomas, llarriette llaris, lnis Mills, Ruth Tlinmpson. Kierald lime, lliii-niln' Monroe, .Iacquelinc Turner. Mary Downs. Nlurry KllIk'llL'l, llnlores XYeildr-rhlirll. GUUULC Iluilv llelen l'.ige, .loyee Weeks, Vivian llullx. -lilI11L'N l'e.1hody, Mary Wells, laequeline lox, 1 Ii.irlmtt- llortcli, Mildred XVesteott. Mildred l'i'iedl.iiislei', lilaine liregi irv, Marguerite R eed, Mary Caroline Wolfe, .lean XY'nodson. ,lean The l7i'ainatie Club was Ul'j.:.ll1l7.C.l for the purpose of discovering talent and per feeting it. W'hen organized at the beginning of the school year, it was a cluh. hut it has since heen changed to a minor spihiect class for which credit is given. The class has the same oflieers that it had as .1 club, with -limmy Duffy as President, Pauline llallman as Vice-llresident, Mary Peabody as Secretary, and Velva Shuniate as Treasurer. The class is divided into four groups: lfreshmen, Sophoniores, kluniors, and Seniors. lfach group has chosen its own director, playwrites, managers, and CUSILIDICF. The groups have made up their own skits and worked with them to present to the class. The class as a whole has studied the ways of casting a play and the type of play that various groups are capable of presenting. A part of the study took up play reviews, casting, and discussions on whether high school students might produce the play in question. The class has also done work in monologues, dialogues, skits, and one AIC! plays. lt has presented some skits hefore the student body. Un the whole, we feel that this club has very successfully accomplished its purpose. 96 Production Service WW :WSI FEATURES CAPTAIN RAYMOND DOWNS FIRST LIEUTENANT CHARLES NWILLIAMS SQUAD LEADERS EDWIN COLE ISAAC CRAIG PAUL GORDON CLARENCE WATERS FACULTY ADVISORS XVILLIAM MANVELL MAROEL PFALZGRAF u Production Division of the Victory Corps 'kirir Blevins, Jimmy Bransom, Dan Bray, Ernest Brown, Paul, jr. Cole, Edwin Covington, Wallace Craig, Isaac Crosen, Harry Demory, Calvin Detwiler, Donald Downs, Raymond Freeman, Henry Garilli, John Gerken, Hubert Gordon, Paul MEMBERS Greenstreet, Howard Hawkins, Howard Wyant, Eric 98 johnson, Robert Kidd, Harry Mariano, Jack Moreland, Robert Orndorff, Ernest Pumplirey, Robert Sager, Paul Sherwood, joseph Sherman, Wilsori Shifflett, Preston Smith, Robert Stevens, Clarence Thompson, Dallas Thompson, Elmer Triplett, Billy WZIICYS, Clarence Willizlnas, Charles P. E Production Division The Production Division, with an approximate membership of 40, under the super- vision of Mr. Marcel Pfalzgraf and Mr. Williaiii Manvell, represents one of the most active groups functioning in the Victory Corps. Members of their Division should be planning for or participating in services in war industries, agriculture, or other essential civilian production occupations, as dis- tinguished from service occupations. Evidence of such plans and preparationfor such work must be shown in at least two of the following ways, in addition to participation in a physical Htness program: Q12 Following a program of studies which includes preparation for work in the field of agriculture. Q21 Following a program of studies which definitely points to prepara- IARM HELPERS COMMITTEE tion for work in the field of trades as industry. QU Must be engaged in part-time work, either paid or voluntary, in some form of production. Since the Victory Corps is a semi-military organization, much emphasis has been placed on military drill resulting in a well-disciplined drill company. Special in-school services have been the care of the school grounds in general with special duties in connection with the care of the grass and shrubbery. Police duty on the grounds have been furnished by this group in addition to assistance in the clearing of the Annex which is used for the Home Economics and Agriculture Departments and additional class rooms. The out-of-school services consist of participation in actual farm labor and part- time service in war production work. Anderson, Katherine Baggett, Charles Baughman, Thurman Bennett, Robert Berry, Margaret Boley, Lawrence Brasse, Mae Brooks, Richard Buhl, Billy Burkholder, Macon Cameron, Iverson Carter, Arthur Caskey, Jimmy Cross, Billy Cunningham, Williani Davis, Katherine Davis, Lois Davis, Margaret Fox, Marianne Golden, Mary Grau, George Gregory, Marguerite Harris, joe Lowe, Hubert McLaughlin, Merlin Mattingly, Mary Moore, Donald Mooreland, Donald Murray, Jackie Page, Leon Peyton, Russell Poole, Lester Pumphrey, Robert Reedy, Naomi Rodier, Dorothy Seale, Sarah Shelton, Betty Shelton, Dora Shoekley, Bobby Simms, Bartlette Simpson, Lorraine Smallwood, Ruth Supinger, Aubrey Sutphin, Helen Thompson, Pauline Weatherholtz, Patsy Thomas, Harriet Travers, Frank West, James Thompson, Mary Turner, Mary 99 'kit 'ki' We here present the members of the class of 1943, who, in the opinion of the seniors and the facuty members, have offered the most outstanding contributions toward the success and general welfare of the school during their career in Fairfax High School. RUSH BUCKLEY LAWRENCE Coon PATSY CUMMINS JEANNE HARMON YVONNE MCCAY BETTY JANE MARTIN HAROLD POLING DOROTHY ROBEY IRENE TAYLOR ------A - - .,,,. . .,.,.YZ -!.. .. - - f-.Y-,.,.- ifvtszwrr-rvyw-,ww-,eq :-1 - -R , F F, U W? - . L Senior' Directory' ALExANDER, BETTY ANN-Freshman Glee Club, 13 General Glee Club, 13 Home Arts, 23 Home Arts, 3. ALLDER, ALICE LOUISE'NCCdl6Cf2fI Club, 13 Glee Club, lg Needlecraft Club, 23 Needlecraft Club, 3g Promptor of Junior Play, 3g Gym Assistant, 4. AMBLER, IDA ELEAMIRIE-Nursing Club, lg Commercial Club, 23 Needlecraft Club, 3. ANKERS, MARVIN THOMAS--Jefferson High, 13 Band, 23 Band, 33 Glee Club, JQ Band, 4. BAILEY, ROBERT CHARLEs-Dramaties Club, 13 Home Room Vice-President, 23 Base- ball, 23 Home Room Vice-President, 33 Dramatics Club, 3g junior Play, 33 Football, 4. BEARD, MARGARET JULIA-Library Club, lg Freshman Dance Club, 13 Secretary of Home Room, 13 Glee Club, 13 Pep Club, lg Band, 23 Red Cross Knitting, 33 Dancing Club, 33 Band, 4g Captain Gym Squad, 4. BELCI-IER, ALLlNETNCCdlCCf3fI Club, 13 Needlecraft Club, 23 Needlecraft Club, 33 Commercial Contest, 33 Gym Assistant, 4. BELL, DOROTHY ELIZABETH-DBUCC Club, 13 junior Varsity Basketball, 2g Chess Club. 33 Basketball, 33 Dance Class, 3. BELL, IRIS MARIE-MC. Vernon High, lg Glee Club, lg Jefferson Junior High, 23 President of Reading Club, 23 Gainsville High, Florida, 3. BENNETT, DORIS LOUISE-Freshman Glee Club, 13 Pep Club, 13 Dancing Club, 33 Captain of Gym Squad, 4. BEYER, STERNOFF RICHARIJ-GCOfgC School, Pennsylvania, lg Salisbury School, Pennsylvania, 23 Landon School, D. C., 33 Stockton, High School, 43 Fairfax High Schcol, 4. A BLACRMER, WILLIAM HENRY'C3SC, Iowa, 1, 2, 3, 43 Fairfax High School, 4. BONNER, JEAN MARION-Monogram Club, 13 Home Arts Club, 23 Hobby Club, 33 Glee Club, 4. BRADY, WILLIAM GORDON-Band, 2, 3, and 4. BRANYON, JEANNE MARIE-J. L. Long, Dallas, Texas, 13 Woodrow Wilson, Dallas, Texas, 23 Library Club, 4g Library Assistant, 43 Woodrow Wilson, Dallas, Texas, 3. BRASSE, ANNIE MAYTMCLCRH Glee Club, 13 Baseball Team, 13 McLean Glee Club, 23 Squad Leader, 4. BUCRLEY, RUSH-Student Government, 13 Glee Club, lg Tumbling Club, lg Moni- tor, 13 Student Government, 23 Treasurer of Class, 23 Junior Varsity Basketball, 23 Student Government, 33 Vice-President of Class, 33 Varsity Basketball, 33 Varsity Baseball, 3g Student Government, 43 Basketball, 4. BUSER, CI-IALEs LEHMAN-Woodland Way, junior High, Hagerstown, Maryland, l, 23 Home Room President, 3g Varsity Football, 4. BUTLER, WILLIAM FRANCIS-Dance Club, lg Aviation Club, 23 Athletic Club, 3. BYRNE, DoRIs MARIE-Vice-President, 13 Needlecraft Club, 13 Dance Club, li Glee Club, 13 Self-selection Club for Girls, 33 Reading Club, 3. CALBREATI-I, JAMES BROWNLEE-MCLCZH, lg First Aid, 23 Home Room Repre- sentative, 3g Treasurer of Senior Class, 4. CARROLL, JEANETTE'-NCCdlCCf3fC Club, lg Home Arts Club, 2. CASSEDY, MARY LOUISE-Needlecraft Club, 13 Needlecraft Club, 23 Squad Leader, 4. CLINE, MARY LEAHLDQDCC Club, 13 Library Club, lg Glee Club, lg Art Club, 2g Glee Club, 23 Art Editor, 33 Year Book, 3g Glee Club, 33 Glee Club, 4. COCHRAN, SARAH VIRGINIA'-LCC Jackson, 13 Saugus, Massachusetts, 2, 3. COCKRELL, BESSIE ROSETTA-GlCC Club, 13 Dance Club, 13 Home Room Repre- sentative, 13 Treasurer of Home Room, ls Home Room Representative, 23 I-Iockey Team, 33 Newspaper Staff, 4g Squad Leader, 4. 101 iii' COFFINBERGER, MARY HESTER-Glee Club, 1, Jefferson High School, 1, Glee Club, 2, Jefferson High School, 2, Monogram Club, 3, Dance Club, 3. COLE, EDWIN JOSEf'H-FUIUYC Farmers of America, 1, Sports Club, 2, Sports Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4, Football Team, 4. COOK, LAWRENCE CONGER1Cl3SS President, 1, Dance Club, l, Home Room President, 2, Student Government, 2, Secretary of Grounds, 2, Helper in Storeroom, 2, Student Government, 3, Secretary of Grounds, 3, Placement Bureau, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball, 3, Dance Club, 3, President of Student Government, 4, Basketball, 4. COSTELLO, JAMES RUSSELL-President of Home Room, 1, Dance Club, 3. COWAN, ANNE LOUISE-G0fd0H Junior High, Washington, D. C., l, Western High, Washington, D. C., 2, Home Arts Club, 3, Secretary of Library Club, 4. CRANDALL, LOIS LOUISE--Legislative Department, 1, Glee Club, 1, Home Room President, 3, First Aid, 3, Needlecraft, 3. CRAIG, HAZEL BERYL-Needlecraft Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 2, Library Club, 3, Library Club, 4. CRAIG, ISAAC TI-IoMAS-School Band, 1, School Band, 2, Science Club, 3. CROSEN, ARTHUR HARRY-Dancing Club, 1, Future Farmers of America, 2, Avia- tion Club, 2, Future Farmers of America, 3, Athletic Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4. CULLEN, WILLIAM HARNSBERGER'-F00tb3ll, 1, Track, 1, Band, 1, Tumbling Club, 1, Football, 2, Basketball, 2, Track, 2, Tumbling, 2, Band, 2, Football, 3, Band, 3, Football, 4, Band, 4. CUMMINS, PATSY ANN-Glee Club, 1, Dramatics Club, 1, Dance Club, 2, Secretary of Home Room, 2, Secretary of Sophomore Class, 2, Band, 2, Commercial Contest, 3, Student Government, 3, Dance Club, 3, Monitor, 4, Band, 4, Secretary of Senior Class, 4, Guidance Oihce Helper, 4. CURTIS, GENEVIEVE BEULAH-Pep Club, 1, Glee Club, 1, Secretary of Home Room, 1, Glee Club, 4, Student Secretary, 4. DAILEY, PAULINE VIRGINIA-Basketball Team, 1, Glee Club, 1, Glee Club, 2, Glee Club, 4. DANIELS, VIVIAN ESTELLE-NCCdlECf3fI, 1, Glee Club, 1, Home Arts, 2, Hobby Club, 3. DAVIS, KATHERINE ELLEN-Washington-Lee, 1, Washington-Lee, 2, Fairfax, 2, Home Economic Club, 2, Volley Ball Team, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball, 3, Volley Ball Team, 3, Hockey, 3, President Bible Club, 3, Art Club, 3, Glee Club, 4, Basket- ball, 4, Cheer Leader, 4. DAVIS, LEIGHTON ELVIN-'MOUil0f, 2, Legislative Department Student Government, 2, Commercial Contest, 3, Secretary, 4. DAVIS, JAN MARGARET-Washington-Lee High, 1, 2, Art Club, 3, Bible Club, 3, Needlecraft Club, 3, Glee Club, 4, Manager of Girls Basketball Team, 4. DIMSEY, CALVIN JULIAN-Photography Club, 1, 2, Band, 2, Photography Club, 3, Band, 3, Band, 4. -DODSON, STANLEY HARRIS-Aviation Club, 1, and 2. DovE, MARGUERITE VIRGINIA-Needlecraft, 1, 2, Library, 4. DRYDEN, JAMES H.-President of Home Room, 1, Monitor, 1, Journalism Club, 2, Football, 3, Fire Squad, 3, Track, 3, Football, 4, Basketball, 4, Track, 4. EARMAN, KEITH NORMAN-JCff6fSOh High, 1, 2, Football, 3, Basketball, 3, Base- ball, 3, Student Government, 3, Athletic Club, 3, Football, 4. EBHARDT, FREIJERICA KATHERN-MHHHSSSS High School, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4. EDGAR, ELEANOR ANN-Lookout Junior High, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1, Jefferson High, 2, Chattanooga High School, 2, George Washington High, Alexandria, Virginia, 2, Alhambra High School, Alhambra, California, 3. ELLICOTT, JAMES M.-Scientific Club, 1, Radio Club, 2, Aviation Club, 3. ELLISON, FREDDIE THOMASQDQHCC Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Oiiice Secretary, 4, Secretary to Teacher, 4, Chess Club, 4. 102 iii Cl EMIGH, SHIRLEY MAE-Kittanning High School, 1, 2, Needlecraft Club, 3, Glee u , 4. EPPARD, MELVIA LUCILLE-SCCYCIRIY of Needlecraft Club, 1, Junior Volley Ball Team, 3, Treasurer of Junior Home Room, 3, Monitor of Gym at Noon, 4, Captain of Gym Group, 4. FAULK, JEAN MAY-Glee Club, 1, Home Arts, 1, Monogram Club, 1, Nursing Clulb, 2, Glee Club, 2, Home Arts, 2, Home Arts Club, 3, Dancing Club, 3, Dramatics C u , 4. FEAR, WILLA MAE-Glee Club, 1, Needlecraft Club, 1, Glee Club, 2. FLETCHER, CHRISTINE BAILEY-Needlecraft Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 3. FORSEY, DOROTHY ALICE-Taylor Allderdice High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1, Palm Beach, Florida, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, Chairman of Nursing, Nurses Aid and School, 4. FORSEY, THEODORE JAMES-Taylor Allderdice High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vainia, 1, Upperville High School, Upperville, Virginia, 2, Chess Club, 3, Monitor, 4, Legislative Department of Student Government, 4. FOSTER, MARIAN HOPE-Needlecraft Club, 1, Home Room Representative, 3. FRENZEL, MILDRED LOUISE-MCLCBH, 1, Treasurer of Home Room, 2, Basketball Team, 3, Secretary of Home Room, 3, Dance Club, 3, Basketball Team, 4, Glee Club, 4. FURLONG, BEVERLY ANN-Glee Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, Dramatic Club, 2, junior Editor of the Year Book, 3, Representative of Student Government, 4. GANDER, WALTER JOHN-Central High, 1, Football, 2, Track, 2, Future Farmers of America, 2, Football, 3, Year Book, 3, Future Farmers of America, 3, Junior Play, 3, Monitor, 4, President of Future Farmers of America, 4. GERSDORFF, KARL FREDERICK-MCLCQH, 1, 2, Photography Club, 3. GIBSON, PRINCE EDWARD-Franklin Sherman High School, 1, 2, Football, 3, Art Club, 3. GORDON, BARBARA ANN-Glee Club, 1, Needlecraft, 1, Home Arts, 2, Hobby Club, 3, Library Club, 3, Library Club, 4. GREEN, BILLIE JEAN-Tipton High School, 1, 2, Chess Club, 3, Chess Club, 4. GRIEIfITHs, THOMAS-Aviation Club, 1, Chess Club, 3, 4. GRIM, MARCELLETFfCShm3H Glee Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, Treasurer of Home Room, 1, Basketball Squad, 3, Dance Club, 3, Basketball, 4. GUERRY, LESLIE-Hammond High School, l, Temple High School, 2, Mt. Vernon High School, 3. HALL, VERNON LEE-Boxing Club, 1, Football Club, 2, Athletic Club, 3, Football Team, 4. HALL, LUTHER ALVIN-Athletic Club, 1, 2, 3, Football Team, 4. HAMILL, ELIZABETH HELENTSCUQFI junior High, Washington, D. C., 1, Eastern High School, Washington, D. C., 2, Glee Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Treasurer and Secre- tary of Home Room, 3, Glee Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 4. HANRS, JEAN MILDRED-Glee Club, 1, Monogram Club, 1, Home Room Secretary, 1, Dance Club, 1, Glee Club, 2, Dance Club, 2, Operetta, 3, Glee Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Monitor, 4. HARLOW, CHARLOTTE ANN-Library Club, 1, Library Club, 2, Dance Club, 2 and 3, Library Club, 3. HAR1NiON, JEANNE LEONA-Fort Knox Independent School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1, 2, Secretary of Junior Class, 3, Secretary of Home Room, 3, junior Varsity Basketball Team, 3, Activity Glee Club, 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, 3, Junior Volley Ball Team, 3, Hockey Team, 3, Monitor, 4, Fire Squad, 4, Basketball Team, 4. HARRISON, BEULAH LEE-Glee Club, 1, Home Arts, 2 and 4. HAWKINS, HOWARD AUBREY-Mt. Vernon, 1, 2, Sports Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4. , 103 ir'k'k 'k HEATH, ROLAND EDWARD--Home Room President, 1, Future Farmers of America, 1, 2, Sports Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4. HOWARD, JAMES-Scientific Club, 1, Band, 2, Dramatic Club, 3. HUGHES, KENNETH PATRICK--Football, 1, Profession Club, 1, Track, 2, Tumbling Club, 2, Boxing Club, 2, Football, 3, Track, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Football, 4, Track, 4. HUNSBERGER, ARTHUR THOMAS-Boxing Club, 1, 2, Dance Club, 3, Home Room Treasurer, 3. KEENE, ETHEL MARIE-Secretary-Treasurer of Home Room, 2, Treasurer of Needle- craft Club, 3, Squad Leader in Gym, 4. KELLY, FORD R.--Vice-President of Freshman Class, 1, Assistant Editor of Fair Faris, 2, Fire Squad, 3. KESSEL, WANDA LEA-Clay High School, Portsmouth, Ohio, 1, Photography Club, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4. KIDD, HARRY L., JR.-Future Farmers of America, 1, Glee Club, 1, Future Farmers cf America, 2, Band, 2, Future Farmers of America, 3, Squad Leader, 3, Band, 4. KIDDER, CHARLEs PETER-GOFd0D Junior High School, Washington, D. C., I, Western High School, Washington, D. C., 2, Photography Club, 3, Fair Facts Staff, 3, Fire Squad, 4, News Editor of Fair Faris, 3. KIELSGARD, MILLER SOPHUS-Vice-President of Home Room, 1, Football, 3, Base- ball, 3. - KYRER, RAYMOND EVERETTE-Franklin Sherman High, 1, President Student Gov- ernment, 2, Basketball, 2, Varsity Baseball, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball, 3, Dance Club, 3, Vice-President of Student Government, 4, Football, 4, Basketball, 4. LEE, BEULAH MARIE-Glee Club, 1, Needlecraft Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 2, Glee Club, 4. LEWIS, JANE LOUISE--Needlecraft Club, 1, Treasurer, 1, Photography Club, 2, Monogram Club, 3, Art Club, 4. LEWIS, HELEN KATHRYN-Glee Club, 1, Monogram Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, Mono- gram Club, 2, Dance Club, 2, Dance Club, 3, Monitor, 4. LEWIS, NANCY LEETM0DOgf3m Club, l, 2, 3, Basketball Team, 4. LOVELESS, THELMA lRENE1NCCdl0Cf3fI Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Secretary, 4. LOY, GUSSIE RAY-Boxing Club, 1, Student Government, 2, Business Manager, 2, Athletic Club, 3, Monitor, 3, Class President of Home Room, 4, Squad Leader, 4. LYLE, JAMES EDWARD-Washington-Lee High, 1, 2, Track Team, 3, Football Team, 4. MAGNER, MARY LOUISE-Needlecraft Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 2, Needlecraft Club, 3, Student Secretary, 4. MAKELY, ROWENIA-Needlecraft Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 2, Needlecraft, 3, First Aid, 3, Student Secretary, 4. MANVELL, WILLIAM ARTHURLB3Hd, 1, 2, Home Room Representative, 2, Band, 3, Chess Club, 3, Band, 4. MARKHAM, WILLIAM EUGENE-Castle Heights Military Academy, Lebanon, Ten- nessee, l, Shaker Heights High School, Cleveland, Ohio, 2, Calvin Coolidge High School, 5, Fire Squad, 4, Monitor, 4. MARTIN, BETTY JANE-Secretary of Home Room, 1, Needlecraft, 1, Representative to Student Government, 1, Monogram Club, 2, Dance Club, 1, Representative to Stu- dent Government, 2, Art Club, 2, Treasurer of Junior Class, 3, Commercial Contest, 3, Member of Prom Committee, 3, Dance Club, 3, Chairman of Senior Finance Committee, 4, Gym Captain, 2, 3, 4, Typing Editor of Paper, 4, Commercial Contest, 4, Student Secretary, 4, Member of Judicial Department of Student Government, 4, Appointed Treasurer of Student Government, 4. MASSONNEAU, SUZANNE-Franklin Sherman High, 1, 2, Science Ciub, 3, Photog- raphy Club, 3. 104 'ki w-n-'qgpprf-V-r wvw - -Y Q--,.v. v--- . .,. 17- , ,M-5,91 K . - ' ,g W ,. MATTHEWS, EDWARD KENNEDY-Alice Deal Junior High School, 1, Woodrow Wilson High School, 2, 3, Football, 4, Vice-President Senior Class, 4, Squadron Leader, 4. MCCAY, YVONNE GRAHAM-Gordon Junior High, 1, Gunston Hall, 2, Fair Facts, 2, Debating Club, 2, Art Club, 2, Paper, 2, President of Science Club, 3, Glee Club, 3, Art Club, 3, Paper, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Co-Editor, 4, Paper, 4. MCDONOUGH, THOMAS ELMER, JR.-Tumbling Club, 1, Monitor, 1, Track Team, 1, Home Room President, 1, Glee Club, 2, Football Team, 2, Track Team, 2, Football Team, 3, President Home Room, 3, Monitor, 3, Glee Club, 3, Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 4, Track Team, 4. McGIIEE, EDNA ATHYLINE-Student Government, Judiciary, 1, Glee Club, 1, Student Government, 2, Dance Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 4. MCMILLAN, JAMES WILBUR--Football, 1, Basketball, 1, Baseball, 1, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4. MEAD, MARILYN JOYCE-Glee Club, 1, Library Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, Home Arts Club, 2, Secretary Home Room, 2, Junior Play, 3, Fire Patrol, 3, Paper Staff, 3, Glee Club, 4, Co-Editor Fair Favix, 4, Dramatics Club, 4. MELTON, LORELLE RODNEY-NCCdlCCf3ft Club, 1, 2, Glee Club, 3, Squad Leader, 4. MIELKE, AYLEEN MARIEZBOHUCFS Ferry, Idaho, 1, 2, 3, Home Arts Club, 4. MOORE, VIRGINIA PAULINE-NCCdlCCf3ft, 1, Glee Club, 1, Home Arts, 2, 3, Typing Club, 3, Glee Club, 4. MYERS, RUBY LEE--Glee Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, Vice-President of Class, 2, Presi- dent of Home Room, 2, Glee Club, 3, Junior Play, 3, Fire Patrol, 3, Student Govern- ment, 3, Volley Ball Team, 3, Secretary to Glee Club, 4, Monitor, 4, Representative to Student Government, 4, Dramatics Club, 4. NEATE, JAMESJOHN-'Ol'1l0 Military Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1, john Adams High, Cleveland, Ohio, 2, Washington-Lee High, Arlington, Virginia, 2, Photography Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Cabinet Member of Student Government, 4, Captain of Monitors, 4. NORDLIE, ROLE ROBBINS MCLC2H, 1, 2, Chess Club, 3, 4. NORl1'OLK, JAMES WILLIAM-Chess Club, 3, 4. OLIVER, E. ANNABEL-Glee Club, 1, Needlecraft Club, 1, Knitting Club, 1, Girls Club, 2, Girls Personal Club, 3. OLIVER, BETSY ANN-St. Marys Academy, 1, 2, Yearbook Staff, 3, Glee Club, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4. OUELLET, DOLORES THERESA1MCLC3H, 1, 2, Dramatics Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Monitor, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, Glee Club, 4. PAGE, JANE-Franklin Sherman High, 1, 2, Science Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Glee Club, 4, Nurses' Aide, 4. PARRS, MARION EDGAR-Glee Ciub, 1, 2, 3, 4. A PEYRON, DANIEL Louis, JR.-Radio Club, 1, Tumbling, 1, Boxing, 1, Junior Varsity Baseball, 2, Athletic Club, 2, Athletic Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Chess Club, 4. PICKRAL, MARJORIE ELIZABETH-McLean High, 1, Glee Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, Secretary of Vocational Club, 2, Glee Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Glee Club, 4. POLING, HAROLD ARTHUR-MCLCHH, 1, Manassas, 2, Varsity Football, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball, 3, junior Play, 3, Tumbling, 3, Varsity Football, 4, President of Senior Class, 4, Manager of Basketball, 4. PORCH, WILLIAM ROSWELL-Stamp Club, 1, Band, 1, Band, 2, Chess Club, 2, Band, 3, Aviation Club, 3, Aviation Club, 4. PORTER, ANNA Lou-Chancellor High School, 1, Spotsylvania High School, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, Needlecraft Club, 3, Library Club, 4. POTTER, PATRICIA CYNTHIA-POWEll Junior High, D. C., 1, Central High, D. C., 2, Dancing Club, 3, junior Play, 3, Secretary of Dramatics Club, 3, Reporter on Paper, 3. RANDALL, MARGARET CHRISTINEZMQHJSSHS High, 1, 2, 3. 105 'kiri' RAY, PATRICIA LEW-Glee Club, 1, Monogram Club, 1, Monogram Club, 2, Home Arts, 3- , h gl REID, CLARENCE ELMOREQMCLCRH, 1, 2, Dancing Club, 3, Monitor, 4, Boxing, 4. ROBEY, DOROTHY ANNE-Volley Ball, 1, Yearbook Staff, 1, Associate Editor, 1, Secretary of Freshman Class, 1, Squad Captain, Gym Class, 1, Associate Editor Year- book, 2, Girls Volley Ball, 2, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, 3, Squad Captain, Gym, 2, Glee Club, 3, Librarian, 3, Monitor, 3, Secretary of Student Government, 3, Squad Captain, 3, Editor of Yearbook, 4, President of Glee Club, 4, Secretary of Activities, 4, Student Government, 4, Commercial Contest, 4. RosE, ROY HAWES-Scientific Research, 1, Tumbling, 1, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, 1, Supply Room, 1, Sophomore Home Room President, 2, Student Government Representative, 2, Junior Home Room President, 3, Chess Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Junior Play, 3, Chess Club, 4, Physical Education, 4, Squad Leader, 4, Guidance Oflice, 4, Supply Room, 2, 3, 4. Ross, MARY ELLEN-President of Needlecraft Club, 1, Secretary of Home Room, 2, Secretary of Home Room, 3, Commercial Contest, 3, Junior Secretary to Miss Smoot, 3, Junior Play, 3, Helper in Store Room, 3, Squad Leader in Physical Education, 4, Secre- tary to Mrs. Hopper, 4. RUBRIGHT, HAROLD EUGENE-DHHCC Club, 1, Glee Club, 1, Photography Club, 1, Track, 2, Treasurer of Photo Club, 2, Assistant Manager of Football, 3, Junior Play, 3, Assistant Manager of Track, 3, Photo Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Manager Football, 4, Commencement Committee, 4. SAVIA, SAMMIE--Dance Club, 1, Photography Club, 1, Photography Club, 2, 3, Dance Club, 2, 3, Home Room President, 3, Chief of Fire Patrol, 4, Monitor, 4. SEALE, SARAH JANE-Needlecraft, 1, Glee Club, 1, Photography Club, 2, Home Arts, 3, Student Secretary, 4. SELLET, BLANCHE IzoNA-Herndon High, 1, 2, Art Club, 3, 4. SHEPHERD, GEORGE VERNON-Tumbling Club, 1, Aviation Club, 2, Cartoonist on Observer, 3. SHOCKLEY, WALTER HORACEIMCLCRH High School, 1, Aviation Club, 3, Fire Squad, 3, Monitor, 3, Fire Squad, 4, Monitor, 4. SHUE, DORIS JEAN-Needlecraft, 1, Glee Club, 1, Treasurer of Home Room, 1, Squad Leader of Physical Education, 4. SKIADOS, STELLA-Gordon junior High, 1, Western High, 2, 3, Fairfax High, 4. SMITH, CHARLOTTE MARION-JCHCFSOH High, 1, Treasurer of Home Room, 2, Presi- dent of Hobby Club, 3, Treasurer of Library Club, 4. SMITH, KATHRYN LEE-Home Arts, 1, Pep Club, 1, Monitor, 1, Softball Team, 1, Monogram Club, 2, Basketball Manager, 2, Basketball, 3, Cheer Leader, 3, Monogram Club, 3, Senior Prom Committee, 4, Basketball, 4. SMOOT, HENRY BRAWNER-Franklin Sherman High, 1, 2, Chess Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Chess Club, 4. SQUIRE, LENA MAE-CHHIOH High School, Collinsville, Connecticut, 1, 2, Dramatics Club, 3, Oilice, 4. STALCUII, ELMIRA LAHRUE-Glee Club, 1, Dancing Club, 2, Personal Selection Club, 3, Home Economics Club, 4. STANSBURY, RALPH EMORY--Fairfax High School, 1, 2, Hargrave Military Academy, 3, Fairfax High School, 4. STOUT, GLORIA VIRGINIA-NCCdlCCf3fI Club, 1, Secretary of Home Room, 3, Pho- tography Club, 3, Secretary of Personal Selection, 3, Home Economics Club, 4. STRANG, JOHN ROBERT1MC. Vernon, 1, Glee Club, 2, Dance Club, 2, Operetta, 2, Glee Club, 3, Dance Club, 3, Home Room President, 3, Junior Play, 3, Monitor, 4, Dramatic Club, 4. SUTPHIN, HELEN Avis-Monogram Club, 1, 2, 3, Student Secretary, 4. 106 'kiri' SUTPHIN, MORRIS VANDORNE-President of Home Room, 1, Junior Varsity Base- ball, 2, 3, 4, Future Farmers of America, 4. TAYLOR, GLENN HARLOW-Athletic Club, 1, Boxing Club, 2, Athletic Club, 3. TAYLOR, LILLIAN IRENE-School Orchestra, 1, Glee Club, 1, Accompanist, 1, Dance Club, 1, Monogram Club, 2, Pianist, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball, 2, Sophomore Volley Ball, 2, Girls' Sport's Editor of Observer, 3, Vice-President of Monogram Club, 3, Glee Club, 3, Accompanist, 3, Basketball, 3, Fire Squad, 3, junior Volley Ball, 3, Hockey, 3, Glee Club, 4, Accompanist, 4, Monitor, 4, Vice-President of Glee Club, 4. TAYLOR, LLOYD B. -Boxing Club, 1, Tumbling, 2, 3, Basketball, 4. THOMAS, HARRIETTE ISABEL-Jefferson High, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4. THOMPSON, DALLAS LEE-Radio Club, 1, 2, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4, Track Team, 4. THOIMPSON, JOHN PAUL-Junior Varsity Basketball, 1, Future Farmers of America, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, Vice-President Future Farmers of America, 3, Junior Varsity Track, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4, Football Team, 4, Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4. THORNE, MARY JUANITA-Washington-Lee High, 1, Secretary of Art Club, 2, Vice-President of Home Room, 3, Photography Club, 3, President of Personal Selection Club, 3, Vice-President of Home Economics Club, 4. TURNER, MARY MARIE-Treasurer of Glee Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, President of Dramatics Club, 2, Hobby Club, 3, Chess Club, 3, Observer Staff, 3. VIERBUCHEN, BETTYLEE OLIVE--Dramatics Club, 1, Monogram Club, 1, Home Rcom Representative, 2, Monogram Club, 3, Paper Staff, 3. WAGNER, ROBERT A.--Flushing High School, New York, 1, Arlington School, Virginia, 2, Paper Staff, 3, Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4, Secretary of Athletics, 4, Student Government, 4. WASI-IBURN, LESTER ALLISON-LUPCIO High, Mississippi, 1, 2, 3. WATKINS, FRANR DEYO-Mechanics, 2. WATSON, SHIRLEY- WEADON, ROGER THOMAS-Aviation Club, 1, Football, 2, Aviation Club, 2, Foot- ball, 3, Football, 4. WEDDERBURN, GEORGE-'G0fd0H Junior High, 1, Western High, 2, President of Dramatics, 3, Student Government, 3, Dance Club, 3, Glee Club, 4, Student Govern- ment, 4. WELLS, THELMA LOUISE-Glee Club, 1, Needlecraft, 1, Needlecraft, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4. WESTCOTT, MARIE YVONNE-Library Club, 1, Basketball, 1, Claude Swanson Junior High, 1, Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia, 2, Home Economics, 2, Library Club, 2, Dance Club, 3, President of Home Economics Club, 4. ' WI-IIPI1, BILLY REX-Auto-Mechanics, 1, Future Farmers of America, 2, 3. WIESMAN, EDWARD ANTON, JR. MCLCHH, 1, 2, Chess Club, 2, Chess Club, 4. WILLIAMS, CHARLES HENRY, JR.-Franklin Sherman High School, 1, 2, Chess Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4. WILLIAMS, DORIS PAULINE-Glee Club, 1, Dance Club, 1, Dramatics Club, 2, Dance Club, 3. WILLIAMSON, URSEL CHAPEL-MCLCHH High School, 1, 2, Treasurer of Home Room, 3, Dance Club, 3. WILSON, RUTI-I ELLNORA-Washington Irving High, 1, 2, Glee Club, 3, Dramatics, 3, Glee Club, 4, Student Secretary, 4. WILSON, WALLACE B.-Baseball, 1, Boxing Club, 1, Photography, 1, Football, 2, Baseball, 2, Future Farmers of America, 2, Movie Club, 2, Football, 3, Future Farmers of America, 3, Football, 4. WOOD, MARION MAY-Secretary Club, 1, Knitting Club, 2, Dance Club, 3. WYANT, ERIC H.-Future Farmers of America, 1, Sports Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4. 107 it 1- 'A' O71 the l l'7'.YLL FZ002' 1176 Find -- ,.1l..-,Q 151' .- .... - 7 . l. Tlmt's six cents out of 41 dollar. 4. Tl1cy'rc up to somutlmingf 2. It Q '1 long, hard grind. 5. Such concentration should lmvc rcsults 3. I,cL'w rc-word tlmt, Mrs. Hottcl. 6. Wc'Li bc delighted to take your moncy 108 A X. Lf ' ' ' 97'-'R Y - 'Iv' Tri ' '- Whm za q5 fl'1'4fW7 2rv 'l'l Wmmwwwwwywfwywwwq 410-I. M xl V A . J ' ' .. 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Free Delivery Iirvxlz Fl0ll.'l'f.Y Prompt Df'Iil'l'f.1' RECTORS FLOWER STORE Compliments 3171 Wilson Blvd. Phone: Oxford 1918 Arlington, Va. of MASON ITIIRST . REAL ESTATE Annandale, Virginia flu Historic Fairfax Countyl Address: Phone: R 3, Alexandria, Va. Alexandria 5812 FOR HALL FUNERAL HOME LINDER BLOCKS AMBULANCE SERVICE CALL WASHINGTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORPORATION National 3087 1239 Jefferson Davis Highway i ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA OCCOQUAN, VA. Phone: 18-F-22 1 J. E. STAUB GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: Fairfax 14-W-1 BURKE, VIRGINIA 111 --i-...-t u4c'r0.s'.v Me way, in Me Affznex, lfe Ffmf - Miz Mnnvcll supcrviscQ. Ilinncr for four, please. w Sec, boys, you do like this. Ifuturc dmftsiiicii i lfix it up, futurc i'.II'l11Cl'S. I.C.ll'l1il13I, thc way to .1 m.1n'w hc A stitch in Lime- FRESH FLOWERS From THE ORCHID BOX Florisf 3195 Wilson Boulevard Phone: Oxford 4113 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of ANNANDALE CLEANERS WI-IITESELL,S I-IARDXVARE PAINTS - OILS - GLASS Carpenter and Garden Tools, Refrigerator Belts, Acerylene and Electric Welding IN ANNANDALE It's The LEEWAY FURNITURE CO. For Bargains In FURNITURE GLADYS S. WAGGONER COAL -ICE - WOOD - FUEL OIL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES VlliNNA, VIRGINIA Phone 35 or 154 ANNANDALE SERVICE STATION H. G. CRANDALL, Manager SI-IELLUBRICATION' Annandale, Virginia Phone: Alex. 9571 Compliments of JOE METTAUER Telephone-Alex. 9501 ANNANIIALE, VIRGINIA Compliments of FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Ser-v1'r'e Hai Flame f1llfIl'c1467'06Zf1H l l'f.1rly shift-switcl1bon1'd. 4. Ration board rulicf force. XVhy, l1c's gained! S. The linc forms on the right! Ycarboolx miss 6. NCNN'5l5.ll7Cl'l11lSSLS 114 PHOTOGRAPHY MERIN - BALIBAN School Ammal Pbofograpfoy PORTRAITS GROUPS - VIEWS - ACTION GLOSSIES for FINE REPRODUCTIONS 1010 Chestnut Street PIIILAIIIQLIIIIIA, PIINNSYINANIA Phone: Pennypackcr 5777 THOMPSON BROTHERS DAIRY Grade A Pa.vlr'uri:f.r'd MILK and CREAM VIENNA, VIRGINIA Telephone Vienna 68 MRS. S. T. WHITE GROCERIES GAS and OIL Phone: Alex. S814 ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA VIENNA, J. B. RGWLAND LUMBER, WOOD and TIMBER PRODUCTS VIRGINIA Phone. 247 Compliments of EDWIN LYNCH SUNNYSIDE FARM DAIRY Grade-A-Milk Proaluced and Pusteurized on our Farm from T. B. and B.In'gs Tested Herd. SI-rain' in chlkfflll uuil Vienna Vienna, Virginia Phone: 147-J-I W. I. BOWMAN ANI: SONS, Prop. E. E. LYONS GENERAL CONTRACTOR REPAIR SERVICE Falls Church 2880-J R. F. D. No. 1 VIENNA, VIRGINIA W. C. Fairfax High School CLASS RINGS Supplied By SAUN DERS COMPANY 211 North Seventh Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 115 ' 'Plmnc for mc? 9Zllll 220 uclilllkl-l110l'I1lI1g.n leo-cl'c.1m will be Sold in tllc annex at noon. 6 ALll11ll1lNll'.lflX'C .linlcs Hustler! Hoppcfs lwlpcrs. Leaving us? Rccly's rclinblci. 1 , 4 Southern , Dairies ..Qdz2aL. 'E'lEkM Is S I as-0-A: an enum wawvvr Covers for FARE FAC SAMPLER Fzzrlzisbed by KINGSKRAFT KINGSIIORT, TI-iN NIissEIa ANNANDALF MARKET W. T. CAIIIQIQQ FRESH MEATS VIZCSETABLES GROCERIIQS Allllilllkflilllf, Virginia LIAMES L. DECK QUALITY - WOKKMANSIIII' - SIQRVICI-1 For dsligglirful beauty and sup:rb craftsminsliip by Ilclilul nrlisls and LlCS'gIlQI'S, sulccr llurfl'-klnnus Ringx llins and Annnuiiccinuiits. XVIHlTliSlil.L,S REAL ESTATE l'lUMlfS, FARMS Lll'IKl ACRlfAGlf O.IktoI1, Virginia Phone Vicnnn SW4 FRIEIZMAN Sc SHERBURNF IIEA1. ESTATE lfirc, ligliting, Aillninnliilc, willlllhlllflll Nlllflldl lNllLlI'.lIlL'L'12S Por Cum Saving l,ll0l1U'VlL'I'lI1.l 50 Vienna, Virginia wif Olfl-'lfli You A ctoMI'I.I1.'I'Ii IIANIQINIQ sI-1Iu'Ic:Ii lllflllxlillx Tr.IvclrI's Cilicclu S.lVlI1.L:N Accounts S.il'c llcpnsil Boxes CicrIiliC.1tc nf DI-pn its Mnncy il-l'.lIlSl-CFS li.ll.A. ihllllilglgk' l.n.Ins fllll'lNlII1.l5 Savings lillL'L'lilI!g ACCULIIIIN ' N1 Y l'.l l.lX. Monthly l.lyIllCl1I loans . 0klUl llll.lll0I1 l.U.H1'i win' fll'I' MI'lllflI'I'x uf lfu' l I'IlI'l'Ill Drjvmll II1wm'IIrn'I' C'm'jmrIIfinIl Tllli VIIZNNA Tkusr COMPANY VIENNQ, VIRGINIA -H104 Kunxinglun Avcnuc llicliiimliol. Virginia -M J :N , N 'f ' , fl - YY Q-,LA -KNCGllU1 EW 71 QW!!!-4 QI' l Nl-I-ifgi' F N .II n I '5-ry Q Collegieio sianderds in business educaiion. Q Ggeeluofion from high school required for a mission. Q Special 8 and I2 week courses for colle e 9 siudenfs. SQMMER COURSES Begin June 7, 21-July 5 I943 courses adjusied fo War Emergency demands. Accelerafed programs in Shorlhand and Typewriling. Visitors welcome. Wriie or call for cafalog or Summer Bullefin. COLLEGE OF ,L SECRETARIAI. TRAINING 1 Mx Washington, D. C. AIVZW' 117 4' 6 S0l11Clllil'lg on your mind, Tommy? Time to go? Ifuturc Naval Flyers. No doubt -lC.ll'll1C'S planning her prmclm for Ll xnagnzinc sale. Studcnt Ciovcrnlnunt brain trust. All Scniore start out ns Ifrcwhmcn After ull, food is rationcd. H0w's thc sketching progrcwing? And so annie .lmmlhcr day. G. M. SUTr'IIIN's FAIRFAX AMOCO SERVICE COMPLETE LUBRICATION Routes 211-123 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Sara' wiflr Safrfy At Your REXALL Drug Store EVERLY'S PHARMACY FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Phone 20 FAIRFAX ESSO STATION ONE STOP SERVICE WI' Spvriulizv in Grvusing SIMPSON MOTOR COMPANY COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKAGE SERVICE Lcc Highway Fairfax, Va. Phone 211 -E. W. GROFF FUNERAL HOME Frc'c' Fzzuvral Parlor FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA EVAN,S BARBER SHOP THE MOST SANITARY and UP TO DATE SHOP IN FAIRFAX Bank Building-FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX PARK COUNTRY MARKET CIRCLE MOTOR COURT MODERN GOTTAGES ' Gem-ral Mvrvbamlisc GOOD FOOD ESSO SERVICE FAIRFAX PARR VIRGINIA Phone 264 Fairfax, Virginia MEMBER fx SERVICE GARAGE CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE O. K. USED CARS Phone 96 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA NMR o Off Q C' NATI NAI. '3 usosyu-Inn llilllllll A6975 ROBERT D. GRAHAM INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 3 fx ' ,gli Tlmrcc At .1 timc! 6. Master l'vc ncvcr lu-cn this close to n Jeep Jeep. lwcfurc. 7. Makers of music. I clmrlstcn tlwc-. 8. And hcrc you have the wlnncrs. Iunk we lilac to wc. 9. Tramp, tramp, tramp. 10 Tl s irls didnnt do badly, either M.1ku room for more, boys. . 1c'c g 7. XX'cilcr would likc to drivc mln OUR MANASSAS ADVERTISERS MANASSAS ICE 81. FUEL IIUMPANY COAL - ICE - OILS MANASSAS, VIRGINIA BROWN 81 HOOFF LUMBER and MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS MANASSAS, VIRGINIA E. E. ROHR Sc to 51.00 Store MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Where Your S Buys the Most PRINCE WILLIAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Phone Manassas 235 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA HARRISON Sc EHINGER CONTRACTING COMPANY BUILDING and CONTRACTING Phone: Fairfax 186-J-4 and 135-J-1 MANASSAS, VIIIGINIA MANASSAS LIVESTOCK MARKET, ING. Auclion of LIVESTOCK AND FARM PRODUCE Sales each Tuesday Telephone: Manassas 2-F-31 C. E. Fisher 8: Son The Hardware Store MANASSAS. VIRGINIA HERBERT BRYANT, INC. SEEDS - FERTILIZERS - FEEDS Phone: 227 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP MENS and BOYS' FURNISHINGS MANASSAS, VIRGINIA CONNER'S MARKET HOME DRESSEIJ and WESTERN MEATS MANASSAS, VIRGINIA NEWMAN-TRU SLER HARDWARE CO. FURNITURE, STOVES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER POWELL'S PHARMACY DRUGS, CANDIES, ICE CREAM MANASSAS, VIRGINIA HIBBS 81 GIDDINGS Men's and Boys' CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS MANASSAS, VIRGINIA MANASSAS BEAUTY SHOP All Branches of Beauty Culture PERMANENT WAVING A SPECIALTY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PRINCE WILLIAM PHARMACY j. E. RICE, Owner Whitman's Candy and Southern Dairies Ice Cream MANASSAS, VIRGINIA MANASSAS, VIRGINIA XXI - iii 'YY .Q- R i iv, wi-'ll imvc this fixcd in no time. ircc Muwlxctuci's, by chance? I'i1L' 'smith .i niiglity mam was lic. Niigiit .ix wi.-ll go in, I gucsw. 9. Today, NV.l9I1'I 122 . XYIIICFL' thc girls cxciinngc ncws .ind viuws. , in thc spring .1 young I11.ll1'N Lmcy! Y . Mystifying misscs. . Bus or ground duty? had ii him. . +- OUR ALICXAN DRIA ADVERTISERS LEVINSUN IILIITHIIIG COMPANY Ouijqliers for M011 ami Boys ALEXANIJRIA, VIRGINIA 424 King Street FREDERIGRSBURG, VIRGINIA 904 Main Street We Sell Someibing of Maxi Ewryllring ATHLETIC GOODS Hl'dllt1IlHffl'VS for PHI LGAS R. E. KNIGHT 81 SONS 621-25 King St. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex 4180-0041 ROSENBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE HfJllffTfft'I' for flu' Enlfre Fumilyn GAINES VARIETY BEDDING GOOD BEDIgTNglZii:dTURNlTURE . Since 1913 . il. C. GAINES, Owner and Manager 409-411 King St' Alexandria' Va' Phone: Alex. 3583 907 King SI., Alexandria, Va. Compliments SMART WEARING APPAREL W. AYERS, Manager' 712 King Street Alexandria, Va. F. W. WOOLWORTH'S STORE Phone: Alex. 7264 Alex. 0277 Alexandria, Virginia BARBER SHOP BUS STOP STATION CANDIES, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, ETC. Phone Alex. 1157 MILLER'S HARDWARE PAINTS-OILS-GLASS HOUSEVVARES - GIFTS - TOYS 800 King Street Alexandria, Virginia I-Innzogeiiized Vifamin D Milk COTTAGE CHEESE DAIRY PRODUCTS ALEXANDRIA DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., Inc. AI.I1xANIIRIA, VIRGINIA Phone Alex. 2525 LYLES FLORIST HE.Yt'l1lXi1'l' buf not Ex'1n'I1xi1'e JIMMY LYLES 905 King Street Alexandria, Va Compliments of The Home of Fine Fllfilifllfl' MICHELBACH Established 1908 814 King Street Phone ALex. 0405 GRASSY KNOLL BABY CHICKS Ofirially Blood Teslerl Virginia and U. S. Approved When you order from us you have the advantage of our 22 years experience at no extra cost GRASSY KNOLL POULTRY FARM and HATCHERY ALPIXANDRIA, VIRGINIA R.F.D. No. 3 Phone Alex. 0300 123 ig? WDP' Tlmrcc little nminls fro 11 wclmxm Uslxcrcltcs. l. S -lLl.ll1lI.l .md Gloria-as usual. 7 Time out from class? 9. Stage nsSistgmts-junior Play. 124 NX'.1tcl1 thc lwirdis. Aw plcasc, gimmc Ll lwitc. l,I'lY.lIC joke? P.u'd n thc interruption. OUR FALLS CHURCH ADVERTISERS Compliments of FAllS CHURCH FURNITURE CUMPANY Good F1ll'l1ifIH'l' 6829 Lec Highway F. C 2737 Compliments of ROBIiRTSON'S 5 8C 10C STORES Falls Church Columbia Pike East Falls Church 4775 Lee Highway SNYDER AND COMPANY EAST FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA COAL HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone: Falls Church 1195 FALLS CHURCH BEAUTY SHOP 6875 Fairfax Drive EAST FALLS CIHURCII VIRGINIA GIBSON'S FALLS CH uRcII, VIRGINIA CASOLINE OILS, BATTERIES TIRE and TUBE9 RFST Phone 1599 AURANT Pho e Falls Church 1178 or 2404 Compliments of WARE'S PHARMACY and THE FAllS CHURCH DRUG STURE 175 OCCOQUAN PHARMACY II. F. IIENNINGS. Registered Pharnmcist OCCOQUAN, VIRGINIA Compliments of VIENNA BEAUTY SALON MRS. EDITH KING Vienna, Virginia THE ALMA SHOP Al'llI1j:I0lI'S Newest Feminine Accessories Shop JAMES E. NICKELL AND SON HARDWARIQ, PAINTS, oII,5 and csI,Ass 3152 W'ilson Boulevard-Open evenings until 9 p.m. Fairfax, Virginia Phone 36 ARLINGTON BOYS' BL GIRLS' SHOP THOMAS P, CHAPMAN, .IR- From Infnncy Thru Age lr- 1: l V OXforr.l l36l 3141 WIIISUII Blvd. Arlington, Va. A'R'AAX' IRGINIA AIJRIAN'S MCLEAN RESTAURANT IYRFSSES, COATS, MILLINICRY, SPORTSWIiAR HOME COOKFIJ FOOD KISS W'ilson Boulevaircl Phone OX-2250 Mclean, Virginia Phone-Elmwood S96 RCJBERT A. BENNETT IJI. KADAN l'I.ASTliRlNG CIONTRACTOR-Annandale REAL IfSiliATli-INSURANCE R ICD. iff! Plionec Alex. 0323 Alexamlrin, VJ. Vienna, Virginia SWEENIEYIS RESTAURANT lIomI' Cooking :ruff linking FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Compliments of L. E. WRIGHT FEDERATED STORES Vienna, Virginia Compliments of PAUL'S WOMAN'S WEAR WILSON M. FARR FAIIufAx, VIRGINIA .IAMES RICHARD SULLIVAN fiI'lll'I'tlI MI'rrln1mlm' Centerville, Virginia Fairfax Sl-ll-l Shop Locally .at IXRANKLIN XVARE .IQjNES-SC to 51.00 Fairfax, Virginia HOLMES SERVICE STATION IHI3433 CICNTFRVIIIIC, VIRGINIA Post Ofiicez Clifmn, Va. Phone: l7.Iirf.Ix H9-AI-I W. S. LYNN SL SONS, INC. GFNIIRAI. MIQRCHANDISF, ICE .Ind FUI-II. Telephone I.nrron 67F2U PRINTERS STATQONERS BINDERS EVERYTHING F01-2 YOUR OFFICE W e are proud to fzafve had tfze pfeasure gf hiorbng hvizfz the Fare Far Sampler Staf in pr0a'ucz'ng this Yearbooi BROWN-MORRISON CO., Inc. 718 Main Street . . Lynchburg, Virginia '1 Advertising Staff of the Yearbook Adams, Jean Ankers, Gene Clmson, Aubrey Coleman, Calvin Frenzel, Mildred Friedlnnder, Blaine Gander, Wanlter Guillory, Ann Harmon, Jeanne Kersey, Laura Melton, Helen Monroe, Jacqueline Oliver, Betsy Oothoudt, Charlotte Rodier, Ruth Rowland, Dorothy Vierbuchen, Dick Mrs. Katherine E. Hopper yfzffzawkzzymefzz' We, the students and faculty of Fairfax High School, Wish to express to the entire staff of the FAKE FAC SAMPLER, our gratitude and appre- ciation for the efforts put forth in making this Eighth Volume of our book a success, thus giving us another accomplishment to add to our record of progress. The staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Hopper, our advisor, for her guidance and help, Mr. McIntyre of Merin-Baliban for his services and cooperation, Mr. Griffin of Brown-Morrison for his efforts in producing this book, the finest we have ever put forth, all our advertisers who have made our undertaking a financial success, that special group of typists and other helpers not on the staff, who have worked endlessly Without credit, and all other individuals who have contributed in any way to the successful completion of our task. 128 ,.-3-43 ,- Y -1-- I 'O' ,S v- , . ..n , .452 - A! . .1 ..:Lm...' 4 I N 7, .Anal 14 1 . .-, H Q . .- , . 4 1.. 1 '34, ig uf' 1 s 'ii-.Haw 6 Q a lx Y ns ' 1 'r-lt R ff vm ' A 'L-L V I4 I W .P . ia Vie.: , I -.,.1,g ' Xu. I-J '.. Q 1:1 1 , . im' ' 5,4T !5.f'!1 .W ,,!N f In .Mx . gm F5 'H' Y ,U V V- vg . , , , Af- iQ'sJ,,' E , .7 'jQeF , 5 ' J Ii ' W :if ,Q . gi? ' gn , ,rl 'V ' ' W x fri.: li' '- J E? M J' ,f L': 1 M x s 1 ff . 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