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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1947 volume:

NEXT TO THE HEART OF THE NATION - - IN HISTORIC VIRGINIA 0 ■% n°kl4 l 4 l ofume XII tke Grace Linton Business Manager Shirley Spiess (PubfuktcC bty tke rrrrt rrrrrr m- ”1 cannot but remember such things were, that were most precious to me. — Shakespeare. a - wi flj mr Sfcr i. THE SENIOR CLASS OF FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL affectionately dedicates this j 1947 FARE FAC SAMPLER TO WALTER J. DOWLING IN recognition of his whole-hearted cooperation and efficient service rendered the community, the school and the students. In the pages that follow you will find . . . which the Editors of the 1947 FARE FAC S AMPLER hope you will find interesting and informative . . . Representing the Contents . . . Follow on . . . FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD First row, left to right: F. W. Robinson, Chairman; VV. T. Woodson, Superintendent; George T. Reeves, C. N. Cockrell. Second row: Clarence B. Jett, Alex L. Haight, George C. Gillingham, Richard E. Shands, John Middleton, J. H. Rice. i 8 y ' stratum Robert B. Walker Supervisor of Itii h Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia Samuel J. Coffey Principal B.A., Randolph-Macon College M.A., University of Virginia A ' W [ mT l WJ 1 9 Martha E. Reefy Assistant Principal Director of Guidance and Personnel George Washington University University of Virginia Madison College i J acuity y j c Sophomore Co-ordinator B.S., Pennsylvania State College; M.S., St. Bonaventure’s College English Dorothy Billings Head of Home Economics Dep ' t. B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Home Economics Mary C. Bowler B.S., University of Virginia Mathematics , English, Social Studies Craighill S. Burks Head of Science Department B.S., Hampden-Svdney College, University of Virginia Chemistry , Physics, General Science Theodora C. Cox B.S., Madison College, University of Virginia English Walter J. Dowling Head of Industrial Arts Department Oswego State Teacher’s College, George Washington University Printing, Mechanical Drawing Edith Farr Sweet Briar College, University of North Carolina Spanish, English Jean Dunn Freeman Graduate, New England Conservators of Music Music Marjorie G. French B.A., Ohio State University English, Dramatics Katherine E. Hopper Eighth Grade Co-ordinator B.S., Alary Washington College, George Washington University 7 Mathematics V i da I. Fairchild ,� , � Temple University 7 , George Washington University Typing, Retailing, Commercial Law • Ann Farr A.B., University of North Carolina English, Social Sttidies, Spanish, Physical Education J acuity Mary Moore Hughes A.B., Radford State Teachers College, University of Virginia Mathematics, History Louise Huyette B.S., Mary Washington College, Radford College Shorthand, Typing Mary Katharine Kern Head of English Department A.B., Goucher College, Duke University English, Public Speaking M ildred M. Leigh B.S., College of William and Mary Science, Mathematics Alice B. McFarland University of Virginia, George Washington University English, Social Studies William Manvell Page Green Manual Arts School, Lon- don, England, George Washington University Shop, Music and Nellie Marshall B.S., Radford State Teachers College, Duke University Art, Mathematics Robert W. Mavity Director Physical Education Athletics B.S., Eastern Kentucky State, University of Kentucky Physical Education James W. Mays B.S., Hampden-Sydney College, George Washington University Biology, Science, Mathematics Vonna W. Offii ld Head of Commercial Department B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teacher’s College, George Washington University Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice P ' A kiA 1 11 K 3 acuity Ruth Roystox Senior Co-ordinator A.B., The College of William and Mary, George Washington University Government , Journalism Mary Joe Showaltf.r B.A., Bridgewater College World History Catherine Snodgrass Girls ' Physical Director B.A., Virginia Interment College, King College Physical Education Virginia E. Stanley A.B., Chowan College, College of William and Mary Librarian V StorX Elsie Head of Social Studies De a ptietir ' B.S., Farmville Teachers College, Duke University American History Winnie E. Sutherland B.S., M.S., University of Virginia Visiting Teacher Ethel Potts Junior Co-ordinator Head of Mathematics Department B.S., University of Rochester; M.S., Allegheny College Algebra, Geometry y T rigonojnetr B.S., P. KA IEY irgitfia Polytechnic In Agriculture Ethel M. Slonaker B.S., Madison College Social Studies Mildred Spindle B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Social Studies, Latin Min na Strauss Secretary to Principal B.S., New York State College Typing Kathleen R. Seek B.A., Bridgewater College English, Social Studies Elizabeth Shamburger B.S., Mary Washington College Home Economics Thomas D. Todd B.A., University of Richmond Physical Education and Coach 4 12 1 - Alma Mater College Soijg Old Melody I Our strong band can ne’er be broken, Formed in Fairfax High- Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Seal’d by friendship’s tie. Chorus Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart. Shall be found unwav’ring true, When we from life shall part. II Mem’ry’s leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts for aye, And waft us back, o’er life’s broad track To pleasures long gone by. III High school life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by; Then let us pledge in word and deed, Our love for Fairfax High. i 14 V Senior Class Officers Class of 1947 Sponsor Miss Ann Farr Coordinator Miss Ruth Royston President Grace Linton Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Betty Martin Patricia Law Glenn Curtis 16 p Senior Class ' V j A ' Marjorie Anne Adams “Anne” Oakton, Virginia Carol Lee Ambler “Carol Clifton, Virginia Harold Ross Barker “ Barker Fairfax, Virginia Joyce Amery Anderson “ Joycie Arlington, Virginia Margaret Virginia Anderson “ Jeanne Oakton, Virginia • i Bettie Lee Barney Ray Benjamin Ballard “Betsy “ Bemiy Vienna, T irginia Vienna, Virginia Marian Lee Bayliss “Marian Alexandria, Virginia ■ Doris Marie Beistel “Dot Fairfax, Virginia William Martin Bicksler “Bix Vienna, Virginia i i7 y FARE FAC SAMPLER ' {Senior Class Phyllis E. Birch “ Phyllis ” Fairfax, Virginia Baxter Blevins “ Baxter ” Fairfax, Virginia Herschell Blevins, Jr. “Lefty” Fairfax, Virginia Betty Jane Bonner “ Bonnie ” Fairfax, Virginia Ruth Rebecca Bowman “Ruth” Vienna, Virginia Ruby Blevins “Woobie” Alexandria, Virginia Talmadge Fillmore Blevins “ Talmadge ” Fairfax, Virginia Nelma Lorraine Boyer “ Nelma ” Alexandria, Virginia WlLHF.LMINA Hf.NDRICK BrISTOW “ Billie ” Fairfax, Virginia Henry Leon Broome “Leon” Fairfax, Virginia -1 18 |� I • Senior Class V ( J Barbara Anne Buhi. “Barb” v |%„na, Virginia ee Burns James W. Case “Jimmy” Fairfax, Virginia Monte Lee “Burns” Vienna, Virginia Betty Jane Byrne “Betts” Fairfax, Virginia FI ugh y Elvin Clemons “Hugo” Alexandria, Virginia John Marshall Coldwell “Jack” Fairfax, Virginia Louise Eleanor Cole “Lou” Alexandria, Virginia Calvin Lewis Coleman “Cal” Burke, Virginia Shirley Mae Cook “Cookie” Oakton, Virginia Jane Lee Chason “Jane” Alexandria, Virginia FARE FAC SAMPLER i 19 y Senior Class James Ray “Jimmy” Merrifield, Virginia ■V ' Glenn Howard Curtis “ Curtis ” Burke, Virginia Warren Theodore Dean “Teddy” Alexandria, Virginia Nancy Lee Dismuke Arthur Andrew Dessau “Diz” “Art” ienna, irginia Alexandria, Virginia Irene Mae Dofflemyer Laura W. Dillon “Rennie” “ Tessie ” Alexandria, irginia Fairfax Station, Virginia Grace Blanche Dove “Grade” Vienna, Virginia Evelyn Louise Dye “Weezie” Clifton, Virginia Agnes V irginia Eppard “Aggie” Alexandria, Virginia { 20 y Senior Class Pa i Kiel a Ficklin Everly “Pat” Alexandria, Virginia William Daniel Foltz “Billy” Fairfax, Virginia Robert Edward Feagans, Jr. “Bobby” Fairfax, Virginia Nadine Linda Ferguson “Tony” Merrifield, Virginia Larry John Fones “Lefty” Fairfax, Virginia Nancy Lef. Feusahrens “Feitsie” Fairfax Station, Virginia Charles AI. Ford “ Charley ” Vienna, Virginia i 21 y Lois Reid Ford “Lo” Vienna, Virginia Richard Robi nson Forman “ Dick ” Fairfax, Virginia FARE FAC SAMPLER Senior Class Ernest Edward Franklin “Frank” Fairfax, Virginia Eleanor Elizabeth Freeman “ El ” Vienna, Virginia Mark Peyser Fried lander, Jr. “Mark ' Fairfax, Virginia Rita Mae Gibson “ Pebe ” Burke, Virginia Bill Gilliam “Bill ' ' Fairfax, Virginia Madeline F. Garili.i “ Madeline ” Lincolnia, Virginia David Richard Garner “David” Fairfax Park, Springfield, Virginia Hammond Jackson Gunnell “Jack” Vienna, Virginia Calvin Lewis Gunter “Sonny” Fairfax, Virginia Jessie Mae Hall “Jet” Vienna, Virginia THE 1947 f 1r l f P.s ' .d Senior Class Nancy Lee Hale y , “Nancy” Springfield, Virginia Ann Ham ill “Ann” Fairfax, Virginia (icdA f x John William Harkness “Jack” Vienna, Virginia Malcolm Neale Henderson “Mac” Oakton, Virginia Ora Bainton Hawes “Ora” Clifton, Virginia William Lloyd Henderson “Bill” Springfield, Virginia Paul Joseph Heath “Joe” Vienna, Virginia Charles Patton Henry, Jr. “Chuck” Fairfax, Virginia Betty Jean Hinshaw “Betty” Fairfax, Virginia Charles Farman Hitchcock “Hitch” Vienna, Virginia A 23 y FARE FAC SAMPLER Senior Class Effie Lee Hite “Hite” Vienna, Virginia Mary Romain Irvin “Main” Box 169, Vienna, Virginia Alice Page Jenkins “Jinx” Box 235, Vienna, Virginia Richard Moore Jf.rman “ Jennan ” Burke, Virginia William Eddie Jenkins “ Jenks ” Burke, Virginia Elizabeth Iona Johnson “Liz” Vienna, Virginia William Swisher Johnson Irma Marie Jerman “Irma” Fairfax, Virginia “Bill” Kamp Washington Fairfax, Virginia Richard Vance Jones “Dick” Annandale, Virginia Wendell L. Keyes “Keyes” Alexandria, Virginia { 24 h THE 1947 Senior Class tf XJt-i ' Uj , CX. Patricia Louise Law u Patty henna, Virginia Thki.ma Esttelle Leith “Chick” Alexandria, Virginia AC- Betty Marie Loy “Shorty” Clifton, Virginia Dora Annabellf. Lewis “Anna” Vienna, Virginia Grace Lenora Lin ion “ Shorty ” Clifton, Virginia Carolyn Elrita Lyerly “Carolyn” Fairfax, Virginia Edward Franklin Lloyd “Eddie Falls Church, Virginia Mary Sue MacDonald “Sue” Springfield, Virginia Francis Joe McAleese “Mac” Fairfax, Virginia Glf.n D. McLaughlin “Glen” Springfield, Virginia ■I 25 1- FARE FAC SAMPLER Senior Class oO x Robert Simon Mahoney N • “Bob” W f vl V • Fairfax Station, Virginia Betty Rae Martin n “Kid” y y Vienna, Virginia i 1 W y d Evelyn Sarah Mattingl y - “Ebbie” % Fairfax, Virginia Roy Jackson Mock Doris R. Mf.rcf.r “Roy” “Mercy” Fairfax, Virginia Oakton, Virginia Mayonic .Moore Philip Mitchell “Reds” “Phil” Fairfax, Virginia Manassas, Virginia Nancy Belle Morrison “Nancy” Fairfax, Virginia Peggy Camille Much “Peglita” Alexandria, Virginia Virginia Frances Mudd “ Ginny ” Alexandria, Virginia i 26 y THE 1947 v yienna, Virginia Gerald Lewis Neish “Weinnie” Springfield, Virginia Rita Pernigo James Moore Oliver “Rita” “Jim” Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Shirley Meredith Petty William Riley Parnell “ Blondie ” “ Willie ” Merrifield, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Loretta Jean Plum “Jean” Vienna, Virginia Mildred Ann Portch “ Millie ” McLean, Virginia Dorothy Putnam “ Dottie ” Fairfax, Virginia { 27 y FARE FAC SAMPLER Senior Class m . Thelma Jane Reedy, “Thelma Fairfax Station, Virginia Virginia Marie Reedy “ Midget ” Fairfax, Virginia June Lorraine Rice “ Lorraine ” Vienna, Virginia Mildred Virginia Roberson - “ Millie ” Clifton, Virginia Charles Linvillf, Russell “ Linville ” Fairfax Station, Virginia Betty Louise Saunders “Pete” Clifton, Virginia Deanf, Evelyn Row land “ Queennie ” Vienna, Virginia Edith May Shaw “Edie” Vienna, Virginia Vivian Lorraine Sherwood “Bim” Vienna, Virginia J 28 h THE 19 4 7 Senior Class IV Jacquelin Mae Simpson “ Jackie ” Fairfax Station, Virginia Frances Mae Smith “ Frankie ” { , Fairfax, Virginia 1 V r V A i Margaret June Smith “ June ” Clifton, Virginia Shirley Marie Spiess “ Shirley ” “ Y mm ny ' Fairfax, Virginia Oakton, V irginia Harvey Spilman Elizabeth Ann Spencer “ Harvey ” “Lid Fairfax Station, irginia Fairfax, Virginia Jean Elizabeth Strang “ Jeanne ” Fairfax, Virginia C. Smith Betty Jane Stubbs “Betty Fairfax, Virginia Roland Lewis Sullivan “ Roland ’ Fairfax, Virginia 4 29 !► FARE FAC SAMPLER =■ ' ' = Ellen Louise Tucker “Ellen” Manassas, Virginia — w-v a A W. Paul Turner Bernice Virginia Walker “ Bernice ” Fairfax, Virginia up p Vienna, T irginia Gloria Ann Virts “ Virtsie ” Vienna, Virginia • «- 7 ■ Arthur Joseph Watts, Jr. “Corky” Arlington, Virginia John Graham Waits “Johnny” Vienna, Virginia Edith Wagner “Edie” Fairfax, Virginia Donald Homer Whitling “Whitney” Silver Spring, Maryland Ann Virginia Whitaier “Ann” Fairfax, Virginia J 30 y i THE 1947 George Henry Williams “ George ” Alexandria, Virginia Wayne Gray Williams “ Hot-Rod ” Annandale, Virginia Marjorie Ann Willis “Marge” Vienna, Virginia Senior Class William Albert Windle, Jr. “Pete” Clifton, Virginia Joyce Jacqueline Wood “Jackie” Fairfax, Virginia Barbara Joan Woolfenden “Joan” Fairfax, Virginia James Howard Caskey “Jimmy” Vienna, Virginia Lois Ann Feagans “Ann” Fairfax, Virginia Roland Edward Heath veteran “Genius” Vienna, Virginia Post graduates Laura Susan Shepherd “Suzie” Annandale, Virginia Robert Eari. Shomo “Bob” Vienna, Virginia i 3i y Lester Washburn veteran “Lester” Fairfax, Virginia FARE FAC SAMPLER Social Studies. Government. English. Physics. d(LM C Senior Class Ca 1 un etta Elizabeth Reed Virginia Pauline Thompson “f imc v ‘ ' Tom m y Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Morgon Jerry Wilson “Ambrose Alexandria, Virginia Horue Eugene Thompson Wallace Melvin Thompson “Gene “Wally Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia The above Seniors enrolled too late to have formal pictures made for the regular Senior section. SENIOR CLASSES— IN ACTION i 32 1 - tuu m ° J Vu 1 Uvi� 4ft junior Class Officers Class of 194S Sponsor M iss Edith Farr Coordinator Mrs. Ethel Pons President Arnold Stallman Vice-President Betty Nolan Secretary Doris Beahm T reasurer Bonita McBride -i 34 y junior Class Borton, Ancy Boswell, Braxton Bowman, James i 35 | CLASS OF ' 48 Auth, Alarie Avery, Carol Barker, Dorothy J ' ' i . Baughman, Kenneth Beahm, Doris Beahm, Marjorie Bender, Adele Bennett, Virginia Blackburn, Hazel Blake, Ann Blevins, Vaughn Boley, Albert Breckenridge, Barbara Buhl, Juanita junior Class Bulovv, Paul t i Burbridge, Harold | }J Burton, Norma Burton, Robert Butler, Irene Carmichael, Horace ©■ • Oi • •J ' • Carter, Evelyn . Cauble, Harold Chapman, Betsy jwson, Austin c Cline, Samuel Clingenpeel, Theresa Cloud, James Cobb, Bernice Cockrell, Anna 4 36 h CLASS OF ' 48 Collier, Leon Cornell, Clara Corridon, James Costello, Alvin j Crawford, Rosemary Crossman, William Crumbaugh, Helen Dickerson, Phyllis Dodson, Beatrice Drennen, Pat Dye, Shirlev Edwards, Elwood Ellison, Lawrence Feusahrens, Alice Fletcher, Dorothy Ford, Shirley Foster, Etta 37 1 - FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Fox, Vera Gill, George Gleason, John Goode, Joyce Grau, Mary Jane Griffiths, Morris Groves, Patricia S Helnicamp, Betty Hendryx, Barbara Hensley, Eva Mae Hoffman, Joann Holder, Nellie Holland, Beverly Houseman, Charles Hubbard, James Hughes, Norma Hummer, Sue v 38 y {junior Class N J j CLASS OF ' 48 junior Class % • Hunt, Shirley Hver, Harriet Jarrell, Robert Kearns, Agnes Kidwell, Fred Kidwell, Norine ' • Kitchen, Marie Lefevre, Jackie Lester, Dorothy Lindauer, Robert Lloyd, Jack Loy, Mary Luttrell, Bernice McAleese, Patrick McBride, Bonita McCoy, William McDonald, Marie FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL •I 39 ! Alieike, Allen Miller, Mary Ellen Miller, Philip i I Miller, Robert Mock, Gertrude Morgan, Rosemary Moyer, John Mudd, Elsie A lull in, Faye Mullins, Robert Myers, Betty Myers, Janies Nestor, Geraldine Nol an, Betty Norfolk, Betty Parnell, Charles X Payne, Virginia h {Junior Class fi Jr Kf ■ V 40 J. CLASS OF ' 48 Pierson, Doris junior Class Pobst, Lois Poole, Lester Prosise, Lois Prosise, Robert Ravnes, Lois Reed, Sarah Virginia Reedy, Daisy Ritter, Wesley Roseberry, Marie Russell, Frances Russell, Imogene Saunders, Dorothy Scott, Betty Shanor, Jean Shelton, Adabelle FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL 4i y Shelton, Harry Simpkins, David Slonaker, Gordon Spindle, Roger Spitzer, Janet Stallman, Arnold Stanton, Mary Starnes, Billy Sutphin, Irvin Sutphin, Melvin Sutphin, Sam Thompson, Douglas Thompson, Mickey Tomlinson, Marshall ( rumble, Leon .Tucker, Mannon Turner, Dorothy -1 42 j junior Class CLASS OF ' 48 L ■ junior Class Tf ' Veach, Virginia Wakefield, Joe Waple, Betsy Waple, Bobby IosjQ. stdd | p 1 1 lo Warirfcj Patricia i%‘ Wells, Virginia White, Donald Whitiner, Linwood Whitt, Peggy Wiesnian, Myra Williams, Mary Williams, Richard Wolfe, Doris Wood, Charles • Wooster, Amy Wright, Willia Zimbro 3f , Josephine FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL - . • . . VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AT FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Homemaking IH| II A | I iff 1. The sewing is fine 2. If we have guests 3. Daily Care 4. Eat what you can — Can 3. On with the cooking 6 . 7. 8 . what you can’t! A room for the Junior Miss Learning by Doing Look Lovely, Angel Learning to Bathe the Baby 9 . c j Vvc M ■B Sophomore Class Officers Class of 1949 Sponsor Mr. James Mays Coordinator Miss Esther Drew President Leroy Plaugher Vice-President Robert Wii.ls Secretary Treasurer Patricia Carden Eugene Cudmore A 46 y Sophomore Class Adams, Albert Adams, Marjorie Amos, Lee Arnold, James Ballard, Guy Barnes, Jean avne Barrett, Carroll Bauckman, Olga ) vi ' gltman, Wa , Lorraine ackburn, June Blevins, Catherine Blevins, Louise Blevins, Mildred Bonner, Foster Bradford, Mary Grace Bradshaw, Eugene Brandt, Matt Brinckman, Shirley Broaddus, Jimmy Burrows, Mary Alice Cabiness, Robert Cannon, Terry Cantrell, Cleon A 47 h CLASS OF Carter, Shirley Cudmore, Eugene Cunningham, Geraldine Demory, Virginia Dixon. Donohoe, Frances Dowell, Heighter Dricfer, John Fletcher, Billie Ruth Feehan, Gerald Eppard, Lawrence Edwards, Ralph Durant, Paul CLASS OF ' 49 - 148 }- Sophomore Class FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Foltz, Barry Fortney, Charles Frazer, Robert Garner, Gwendolyn Gerken, Margaret Gorham, Linwood Green, Robert Greenstreet, Walton ? Gwaltney, La verne Hamilton, Albert Barker, Philip • Harrison, Eleanor Sophomore Class Hutchins, Peggy Jenkins, Leithia Jenkins, Richard Johnson, Dick Johnson, Walter Kidwell, Alfred Kidwell, Betty Kidwell, Edward Kidwell, Marche King, George Knicely, Orville Koert, Donald Krebs, Kay Lacey, Hilbert Lacey, Lois Lambert, Yvonne Le Compte, Robert Lester, Hunter Lester, Rosie Lowe, Keith Lowe, Leon Lowe, Paul Lyons, Donald Lytton, Anna Lee CLASS OF ' 49 i so y ason Merriman, Charles Miller, Jimmie Moore, Betty .Moore, Robert Munday, Thelma Myers, Annabel I e Myers, Patricia ixon. [mes Offield, Terry Peabody, Edgar Pcachcr Reed, Frances FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Sophomore Class I o V ' l i J Wy vV V 1 jx N Sn -) K V V X N i ' l Reedy, Audrey Reeves, Edwin Ross, Elizabeth Rotenberrv, Roy Rowland, Mona Row land, Virginia i ■ r Saffer, William Russell, Virginia Ryan, Joan Sanborn, Virginia Saunders, Mary Ellen See, Jean Sellers, Lillie Shanor, Vivian Shelton, Patricia Sherwood, Cullen Shomo, Doris Siegle, Betty Lou Simpson, Grace Simpson, Jeanette Sisk, Alary Smith, Florence ' 1 1 CLASS OF ' 49 Veil Smith, Louise Spiess, Karl d 52 b P Sophomore Class Spilman, Newton Spilman, William Staliper, Cora Stallman, Virginia Sturhahn, Joan Sullivan, Theresa 1 hatcher, Alice Thompson, Regina Toon, Billy Trumbo, Janet Twombly, Donald Uhler, Kemper Underwood, Joe Walker, Thomas Watkins, Jack Watson, Neil Weller, Steuart Whited, Robert Wills, Robert Windsor, Patricia Woods, Gary Wright, Adele Zimbro, Hornthal Zinc, Lindol d 53 }- FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AT FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Industrial Arts 1. Printing 2. Drafting 3. Welding 4. Woodworking 5. Power Woodworking 6. Lathe Woodworking freshman Class Officers Vice-President Jo Ann Fredericks Secretary � ' Martha Duncan ■ A b A” Treasurer Audrey Wright f 56 ! CLASS OF ' 50 Jreskman Class Abrahams, Donald Adams, James Barham, Grover Brown, Edna Bygate, Bruce Clingenpeel, Calvert Counts, Loretta Curtis, Robert Cushnie, William Duncan, Martha, Fredericks, Jo Ann WP allery ’ J ames Heath, Warren Higginbotham, Brent ' f Hollingsworth, David Holloway, Marian Irvin, Hugh « Isdell, James Jenkins, June % Keim, Bruce McKenzie, Ann Magncr, Anna Mullins, Edward Murphy, Page Payne, Catherine Payne, Daniel Riggle, Ronald Riggles, Gordon Riordon, John Rowland, Mary Joyce ) Seymour, Richard Shockey, Sonya Shoop, Ronald Sours, Martha .-Stubbs, Leroy Tiller, Hi Virts, Harold Watts, Harry Whitaker, Richard Wright, Audrey VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AT FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Agriculture 1. Farm Shop 3. Pruning Apple Trees 5. Farm Surveying 2. Judging Dairy Cattle 4. Culling Chickens Sigktk Qtade Of ficers Class of 1951 Sponsor Mrs. Mildred Leigh Coordinator Mrs. Katherine Hopper President Barbara McKenna Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Poland Hugh Waple Leslie Shifflett J 60 • CL ASS OF ' 5 1 FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Acheson, Lois Adams, Alliene Adams, DeVVilton Adams, Margaret Albrecht, Margaret Carroll, Jeanette Case, John Cassedy, Stacev Caton, Katie Chappell, Harold Arrington, Patsv Avery, Wilma Ayre, Jane J yO- ' fU? Ballenger, Irene Barb, Pansy IV Barker, Carl Barney, Ray Beatty, Gayle Bell, Emily Bell, John Biggers, Elizabeth , Ralph t B levins, Douglas yins, Virginia Norton, Anthony 6 r ay, Je r Breckenridge, Patsy - Bucklev, Anne ' V7 5 Burke, Roger Burkholder, Gordon Bull, John Burns, Robert Buckley, Kathryn Buhl, John Bygate, Judy Byrne, Betty Bvrne, Claudette Caddell, Glenn Campbell, Eugene Carpenter, Gladys ' 1 Eighth (grade Cockrell, Peggie Cole, Yvonne Canrad, Roy Cooke, Billy Cooper, Sally Ann Costello, Doris Counts, Izetta Courtney, Joy Ann Crumbaugh, Lilly Crumbaugh, Thelma Curtis, Charlotte Davis, Henry Davis, Jean Dennis, Ann Dickerson, 4 Donaldson, Peggy l Dorman, Josephine c Dove, Dorothy Dove, Jean Dowell, Billy Dowell, Joyce Drennen, Phoebe Edmonds, Willie Evers, William Feagans, William Fenton, Margaret Fitzjohn, Herman Fletcher, Ruth Fortney, Parker Fox, Doris Fox, Joyce Fox, Lorraine Fritter, Hazle Fullerton, Josephine Gaines, Latham Galanlis, William Garner, Annie Goforth, Allene Gore, Orville Gregg, Betty ■{ 62 F CLASS OF ' 51 Eighth Qrade Hamm, James Hannah, Robert Harkness, Robert Harrington, Lorraine ' Harrison, Stanley Harrison, Virgil Hart, Harold Hawley, Barbara Hawley, Donald Henderson, Carl Hollis, Nancy Hoovler, Charles Hunt, Mary Claudia Hunt, Loraine Hutchins, Carolyn Hyer, Joseph Jarrell, Alary June Jefferies, Harold Jenkins, Mary Kerrick, Ralph Keyes, Sandra Kidwell, Jack Kidwell, Ralph Kingree, Eleanor Kitchen, Ruth Kline, Leonard Kline, Vadah Knupp, Katherine Koci, Joan Kurani, Amin Lambert, Marion Law, Frederick Leonard, Rosalie Lester, William Lomax, Carlyle Loy, Robert Lee McKenna, Barbara McIntosh, Dorothy McLaughlin, Beverly Makely, Leroy FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL 63 1 - Eighth Qrade Marr, Charles Alauck, Marshall May, Anna Jeanne Merryman, Herbert Miller, Joan W : v Mills, Edith Mills, Edward Mills, Virginia Moore, Delores Moravitz, Francis Mudd, Mildred Nester, Mack Newton, Patricia Parrott, Jean Pavne, Ike G., Jr. v Zr., - E earson, Louise Plaugher, Alvin Plum, Ruby Poland, Robert Potter, Mildred Pullen, Myrtle Riffle, Virginia _ Riley, Richard Roberts, James Robey, Annabelle Robinson, Frances Rowland, Virgie Ruff, William y? - 4 Runyan, George Saffer, John CSaunders. Bessie ) I J Hm. , Scott, Charles V Scott ’ Shirle - v xj tin Shaw, Edward Sheets, Russell ' Shelton, Cecil Shifflett, Leslie 1 Shultz, Norma Lee Simmons, Thomas Simpson, Audrey i 64 CLASS OF ' 5 1 Eighth Q rente Simpson, Delores Sisk, Mary Smallwood, Kenneth Smallwood, Virginia Smith, Betty Smith, Buddy Smith, Howard Sours, Frances Sp hcer, Y allace Staats, Nellie Stevens, Peggy Stover, Barbara Swain, Joan Swart, Asa Tinder, Rodney Thompson, Frank Thompson, James Thompson, Willy Tobler, Herman Tomlinson, Norman Fucker, Stanford Van Kretschmar, Jaap Waple, Hugh Watkins, Jimmy Weakley, Harr Weir, Jerry Whitmer, Carol Whitmer, Elizabeth Whittle, William Williams, Williams, Patricia Windle, Wray Winegard, Lois Woods, Patricia Woolf, Lafayette Wynat, Janet Yowell, Alary Ellen Zeiglcr, Larry Zimbro, Audrey Zimbro, George FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL 65 y THE EIGHTH GRADERS ... ... IN ACTION 1. English — Social Studies 2. Orientation 3. Instrumental Music 4. Junior Fair Facts 5. The Officers J 66 j cUvilic r 3 are 3a c Sampler Editor Assistant Editor Senior Editors Junior Editors Sophomore Editor Business Manager Senior Assistant Business Manager Junior Assistant Business Manager. Literary Editor Advertising Editor Sponsor Grace Linton Marjorie Beahm ..Betty ' Stubbs, Anne Adams Betsy Chapman, Shirley ' Dye Margaret Gerken Shirley ' Spiess Pat Layv Anne Blake Betty Byrne Dick Jones Mrs. Katherine Hopper Beahm, Doris Bicksler, William Cobh, Bernice Coleman, Calvin Gleason, John ASSOCIATE EDITORS Harkness, Jack Henry, Charles Irvin, Romain Keyes, Wendell McLaughlin, Beverly Spencer, Elizabeth Thatcher, Alice Tucker, Ellen Walker, Bernice Waring, Patty ' Windsor, Patricia The yearbook Yvhich has been an annual publication since the organization of the school twelve Y ' ears ago, has proved to be very successful. The main purpose is to bring to each student a book which lie can keep and treasure as a memento of his school days at Fairfax High. The Staff puts many hours of hard work on the compilation of the annual and we truly hope the students enjoy the book as much as we do working on it. i 68 h FARE FAC SAMPLER 7 air 7acts Editor-in-Chief Bill Gilliam Associate Editor Nancy Morrison News Editor Betty Martin Feature Editor Edith Wagner Exchange Editor Joyce. Anderson Sports Editor Calvin Coleman Business Manager Charles Henr Headlines Editor Thompson Smith junior Staff Adviser Betty Byrnes Editorial Sponsors Miss Ruth Royston, Mr. Craighill Burks Printing Foremen: Advertisements Richard Jones Pressman William Crossman Machinist Paul Turner Printing Sponsor Mr. Walter Dowling Special Columnists Mark Friedlander, Jr., Gi.en McLaughlin, Marion Bayliss RFPORTERS Anderson, Joyce Barney, Betty Beahm, Marjorie Borton, Tony Bowman, Ruth Clawson, Austin Cobb, Bernice Coldwell, Jack Crumbaugh, Helen Dove, Grace Feagans, Bobby Friedlander, Mark Garilli, Madeline Hensley, Eva Mac Hitchcock, Charles Horseman, Betty Irvin, Hugh Jenkins, Alice Jones, Dick Longerbeam, Alma Mattingly, Eilene McDonald, Marie Miller, Mary Ellen Morgan, Rosemary Much, Peggy Nolan, Betty Pernigo, Rita Plum, Loretta Sherwood, Vivian Sturhahn, Joan Veach, Virginia Virts, Gloria Waple, Hugh Waring Pat Watson, Neil Whitt, Peggy The Fair Facts being a very popular organization in the school has aimed to live up to the following aims: To build and hold a staff which represents all classes and interests in the school. To publish and print a six page twice-monthly newspaper with complete school coverage. To foster and strengthen school spirit as well as the promotion of alumni ties. To meet all financial obligations. The Fair Facts staff has in a fair way accomplished its aims. It feels that progress has been made through increased use of pictures and through the organization and function of Junior Fair Facts. ■{ 69 Y ACTIVITIES Student government Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary OFFICERS President Mark Friedland er Vice-President Larry Fones Secretary Virginia Veach Treasttrer Joan Sturhahn Sponsor Miss Elsie Story CABINET of Publicity Benny Ballard of Public Relation Phyllis Birch of Safety Albert Boley of Grounds Bobby Feagans of Buildings Ernest Franklin of Activities Eleanor Freeman, Bill Gilliam of Athletics Patricia Law of Publications Betty Stubbs House of Representatives Adams, Marjorie Arnold, James Blake, Ann Borton, Tony Burns, Robert Clingenpeel, Theresa Curtis, Glenn Gunnell, Jack Hughes, Richard Martin, Betty McBride, Bonita Munday, Thelma Rowland, Virgie Robinson, Francis Sanborn, Virginia Seamore, Richard Shockey, Sonya Smith, Jackie Tinder, Rodney Turner, Dorothy Senate Birch, Phyllis Cobb, Bernice McAleese, Patrick Murphy, Page Curtis, Glenn Clingenpeel, Calvert Miller, Jimmy Trumbo, Janet This year Student Government has set up the following aims: to serve and represent the school, to foster good school spirit, to promote wholesome recreation and to develop leadership and responsible citizenship. Many things have been accomplished by the Association such as: revised the Student Government Constitution, mouse proofed all lockers, supervised the locker system and gen- eral clean up campaigns, issued new Student Handbooks, sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance, a Football Dance, a Christmas Dance, an Interschool Dance, an April Fool’s Dance, and a Spring Dance. They sponsored the community chest, Mile of Dimes, Cancer and Red Cross drives in the school. They served as host for the County S. C. A., organized and set up bulletin boards, presented school awards in athletics, literary and general achievement fields. Representatives attended the State and District Cooperative Association meetings. i 70 Y FARE FAC SAMPLER Q a mm a Sigma GORDEN E. SMITH CHAPTER, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President Betty Martin Vice-President Jack Coldweli, Secretary Betty Stubbs Treasurer Nancy Morrison Sponsor Miss Ei.sie Story MEMBERS Coleman, Calvin Freeman, Eleanor Morrison, Nancy Coldweli, Jack Law, Patricia Speiss, Shirley Feagans, Bobby Linton, Grace Stubbs, Betty Friedlander, Mark Martin, Betty The Gamma Sigma branch of the National Honor Society was organized at Fairfax in 1945 to encourage students with extraordinary abilities to be more fully recognized in our school. This chapter took its name from the initials of a former and beloved principal Mr. Gordon Smith thus G. S. in Greek yields Gamma Sigma. The society is composed of those students who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, character and service during tlte past year. These students have encouraged wide participation in school activities and have sponsored assembly programs. The members strive to make their organization one that the former principal would be proud to recognize. H 71 j ACTIVITIES Juture Momemakers of America OFFICERS President Lois Pobst Vice-President Frances Robinson Secretary Biu.ie Ruth Fletcher Treasurer Carol Whitmer Sponsor Miss Dorothy Billings Fletcher, Billie Ruth Fulks, Glenna Holloway, Marion Hite, Effie Holder, Helen MEMBERS Hollis, Nancy -•Hunt, Mary Knupp, Katherine Leonard, Rosalie Parrott, Jean Pobst, Lois Portch, Mildred Robinson, Frances Sisk, Mary Stevens, Peggv Whitmer, Carol The accomplishments for the Future Homemakers were: Affiliated with the state and national Future Homemakers of America; contributed to the State F. H. A. and F. F. A. camp; had a tea for the teachers; had parties during the year; asked outside speakers in; sold plate lunches; participated in the school and county Fashion Show; improved the home economics room by painting the floor, dyeing curtains, etc. The club members pledged them- selves to the following: to work for high ideals of home and family living; to promote wholesome recreation in the home, school and community; to encourage every member to improve her health; to sponsor money making projects; to improve home economics room; and to strengthen the local chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. i 72 h FARE FAC SAMPLER Jut ure Homemakers of America OFFICERS V resident Virginia Mudd Vice-President Doris Beistel Secretary Betty Loy Treasurer Pearl Rowland Sponsor Miss Mary Hille McCoy MEMBERS Beistel, Betty Jane Beistel, Doris Blackburn, June Bray, Jean Dillon, Laura Donaldson, Peggy Fox, Vera Harrington, Lorraine Harrison, Sadie Lambert, Marion Loy, Betty Mahoney, Gertrude Moore, Betty Mudd, Elsie Mudd, Virginia Peacher, Margaret Rice, Lorraine Rowland, Pearl Rowland, Virgic Rowland, Virginia Sullivan, Theresa Williams, Patsy Willis, Marjorie The club members listed the following aims: work for high ideals of home and family living; Kelp with community services; promote wholesome recreation in the home, school, and community; improve the school building and grounds; put the chapter on a sound financial basis; help produce and conserve food; improve and strengthen the local chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. They have accomplished the following: Held weekly meetings including at least one business meeting, one program, and one party each month; affiliated with the State and National organization of F. H. A.; kept a club scrapbook; con- tributed to the school newspaper; spon sored the sale of fruit cakes and lunches as money making projects; contributed to the F. F. A. and F. H. A. camp fund; entertained mothers at a banquet given jointly with the F. F. A., cooperated with the school and county fashion show; participated actively in the Prince William Fairfax Federation; sent a delegate to the state conference. •J 73 y ACTIVITIES future Homemakers of .America OFFICERS President Betty FIinshaw Vice-President Dorothy Barker Secretary Katie Caton Treasurer Pauline Howke Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Shamburger MEMBERS Arrington, Patsy Caton, Katie Howke, Pauline Mudd, Mildred Barker, Dorothy Harrison, Eleanor Hinshaw, Betty Sellers, Lillie Carpenter, Gladys Hawes, Ora Kidwell, Betty Smith, June A well planned list of aims for the Future Homemakers Club is as follows: increase mem- bership; help beautify school buildings; cooperate with F. F. A. in planning Mother-Daughter, Father-Son Banquet; establish personal savings bank; encourage wise buying; proper par- limentary procedure in meetings; maintain an honor roll of all members with high grades; scholastic standards as a factor in electing officers; have one summer meeting; raise money to finance chapter through selling plate lunches to student body; increase interest in home economic program; have well planned programs at all meetings; have club parties. The accomplishments for the year were: all club members paid dues November 1st; proper parlimentary law is followed at all meetings; an installation service was held; club served three lunches to meet expenses; parties have been given on special occasions; definite and varied programs planned for all meetings; did one service to improve cleanliness of school; had out- side speaker; a special program was conducted on parliamentary laws; contribution was made to camp fund; one m eeting was devoted to music appreciation; special emphasis was placed on recreation through learning and playing new games; sent representatives to state rally and members to camp. A 74 h FARE FAC SAMPLER future farmers of America President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor OFFICERS Luther Wright Linville Russell James M. Oliver Willie Beach Albert Boley Mr. Robert Ramey MEMBERS Adams, Jimmy Amos, Lee Barker, Harold Bonner, Foster Boswell, Frederick Bradford, Floyd Brandt, Matt Cauble, Harold Curtis, Glenn H. Fortney, Charles Greenstreet, Walton Heath, Paul Heath, Warren Henderson, Malcolm Hollingsworth, David Isdell, Jimmy Jenkins, Dick Kidwell, Alfred Little, Gerald Lowe, Paul Lyons, Donald Moore, Robert Plaugher, Leroy Reeves, Edwin Riggles, Gordon Seymour, Richard Sherwood, Cullen Simpkins, David Simpson, Jack Swift, Alfred Thompson, Eugene Thompson, Wallace Tomlinson, Skippy Turner, Paul Wakefield, Joe Whiticer, Richard Zink, Lindol Zimbro, Hornthal Zimbro, Welta The principal objectives for the year are: each member is to have a well balanced and improved farming program; each member is to use certified seed and purebred livestock when possible in supervised farming program; raise money to finance chapter activities through the sale of milk to the school student body; increase membership by encouraging ex-agriculture students to continue as active members; cooperate with the F. H. A. in Father-Son, Mother- Daughter Banquet; send judging team to state F. F. A. Rally if one is held this summer; co- operate with local Country Forester in helping prevent forest fires and organize forest fire fighting squads for communities served by this school; send a chapter officer to the school of leadership conducted during the state F. F. A. Rally; use at least five voc. agriculture class periods for instruction in parliamentary procedure; build up chapter library; establish a thrift bank, encouraging 100% participation by members; strive to increase members earn- ings; encourage members to invest savings in worthwhile investments; establish a loan fund for members out of chapter savings loans only to be invested in supervised farming program; use scholastic standing as a factor in electing officers; have an F. F. A. basketball team; encourage as many members as possible to attend State E. F. A. Camp during summer; hold a Green Hand initiation; attend Atlantic Rural Exhibition one day with the purpose of learning how to fit and show animals. i 75 j- ACTIVITIES Zuesday Cjlee Club SB ill j ft f Br ■ if f W 1 f n President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Phyllis Birch Joyce Wood Ruth Bowman Mrs. Jean Freeman MEMBERS Ambler, Carol Anderson, Virginia Auth, Marie Avre, Jane Barney, Betty Lee Barns, Jean Bauckman, Olga Borton, Ancy Beahm, Doris Beatty, Gayle Bowman, Ruth Breckenridge, Patsy Brinckman, Shirley Buckley, Anne Byrne, Betty Byrne, Claudette Cantrell, Cleon Carter, Evelyn Carter, Shirley Chapman, Betsy Cole, Marion Conkle, Virginia Cooper, Sally Crawford, Rosemary Dawson, Anne Dowell, Joyce Everly, Patricia Feusahrens, Alice Fox, Lorraine Fox, Joyce Fredricks, Jo Ann Fritter, Hazel Gensmer, Marie Gerken, Margaret Greeg, Betty Hall, Nancy Horseman, Betty Hunt, Lorraine Hunt, Shirley Hyer, Harriet Jenkins, Mary Jarrell, Mary June Jenkins, June Johnson, Elizabeth Kingree, Eleanor Kitchen, Marie Krebs, Kay Kyker, Dorothy MacDonald, Betty MacDonald, Sue McLaughlin, Beverly Mauck, Gertrude Mead, Janice Miller, Mary Ellen Monroe, Josephine Myers, Betty Myers, Patricia Noland, Betty Payne, Marjorie Raynes, Lois Riffle, Virginia Rowland, Mona Russell, Frances Shaw, Edith Shelton, Adabelle Shultz, Norma Lee Sours, Martha Staats, Nellie Stover, Barbara Sturhahn, Joan Fucker, Ellen Turner, Dorothy Veach, Virginia Waring, Patsy Wood, Joyce Wooster, Amy Zimbro, Audrey b«LIBk The Glee Club listed the following aims for the year: To enter the State Spring Festival; to enter the Literary Contest; give Pinafore; to give music for Commencement and to sing anytime and anywhere requested. The accomplishments for the year were a lovely Christmas Cantata, “The Wonderous Story,” and a Thanksgiving Program. i 76 h FARE FAC SAMPLER Jriday Cjlee Club OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary -T reasurcr Sponsor Phyllis Birch Joyce Wood Betty Nolan Mrs. Jean Freeman MEMBERS Ambler, Carol Avery, Carol Birch, Phyllis Bonner, Betty Borton, Ancy Beahm, Doris Barker, Dorothy Beatty, Gayle Carter, Evelyn Cole, Marion Cooper, Sally Crawford, Rosemary Drennen, Phobe Dowell, Joyce Everly, Patricia Fenton, Marjorie Fox, Lorraine Fritter, Flazel Gcnsmer, Marie Gerken, Margaret Groves, Patricia Hutchins, Carolyn Hawley, Barbara Hendryx, Barbara Jarrell, Mary June Jenkins, June Johnson, Elizabeth Kitchen, Marie Kidwell, Norine Keyes, Sandra Kingree, Eleanor Kline, Vada Leith, Thelma McDonald, Betty McDonald, Sue McBride, Bonita McLaughlin, Beverly Mead, Janice Mercer, Doris Mudd, Virginia Myers, Patricia Newton, Patricia Noland, Betty Payne, Marjorie Pe tty, Shirley Raynes, Lois Reedy, Marie Russell, Francis Reynolds, Janice Rice, Lorraine Rowland, Mona Saunders, Betty Shanor, Jean Shaw, Edith Shelton, Adabelle Shockey, Sonya Shultz, Norma Lee Sisk, Marybelle Stover, Barbara Timbers, Audrey Wood, Joyce Wright, Adcle Willis, Marjorie Wiesman, Myra Yowell, Alary Ellen The Glee Club listed the following aims for the year: To enter the State Spring Festival; to enter the Literary Contest, give Pinafore; to give music for Commencement and to sing anytime and anywhere requested. The accomplishments for the year were a lovely Christmas Cantata, The Wonderous Story,” and a Thanksgiving Program. 7 1 - ACTIVITIES 11 Concert Orchestra OFFICERS President Marie Auth Vice-President Alice Feusahrens Secretary-Treasurer Theresa Clingenpeei. Sponsor Mr. William A anvell MEMBERS Auth, Marie Caskey, James Payne, Ike Campbell, Eugene Clingenpeei, Theresa Smith, Thompson Nachman, Richard The Concert Orchestra consists of a very small group this year but even so it still keeps in mind the fact that it can do much to foster classic and semi-classic types of music at Fairfax High Schooi. They have been very successful in their assembly programs and special concerts. FARE FAC SAMPLER ■ 78 1 - Jrt Club OFFICERS President Jack Gunnell Vice-President Billie Bristow Secretary Theresa Clingenpeel T reasurer Mary Stanton Sponsor Miss Nellie Marshall MEMBERS Lefevre, Jackie Loveless, Donald McKenna, Barbara Mills, Edward Pearson, Louise Saunders, Bessie Stanton, Mary Waple, Hugh Weir, Gerald The Art Club established the following list of aims for the year: to increase interest, abilities, and growth in aesthetic appreciation and enjoyment of art; to build confidence in the pupil to attempt a variety of art forms in order to express his ideas and feelings; to visit an art gallery; and to have an exhibition of famous pictures and accomplishments of the club. Accomplishments in creative experiences in a variety of art media, pupil participation in arranging bulletin boards and art exhibits, participation in various poster contests, and ability to recognize art values through the study of famous paintings proves the success of the club. Adams, Alliene Acheson, Lois Avery, Wilma Biggers, Elizabeth Birch, Ralph Bray, Jean Bristow, Billie Buhl, John Bull. John Bvgate, Judy Carol, Janet Clingenpeel, Theresa Drennen, Phoebe Fullerton, Josephine Gunnell, Jack Gunter, Calvin Harrison, Stanley Hartless, Robert Hawley, Barbara Helmcamp, Betty Higginbothan, Brent Houck, Marland Keyes, Sandra Kline, Vadah ! 79 y ACTIVITIES Citerary Club OFFICERS President Ellen Louise Tucker Vice-President Elizabeth Whitmer Secretary Elizabeth Spencer Treasurer Joan Swain Sponsors Miss .Mary Katharine Kern, .Miss Ester E. Drew MEMBERS Avre, Jane Bell, Emily Bucklv, Anne Burton, Robert W oods, Patricia Curtis, Charlotte Kitchen, Ruth Spencer, Elizabeth Swain, Joan Tucker, Ellen Louise Waring, Pat Watson, David Whitmer, Elizabeth The Literary Club established these aims: to foster an interest in literary activities; to develop an appreciation in reading, speaking, and acting; and to train further, pupils for pur state contests of the Virginia Literary and Athletic League. These aims were achieved: active participation in Literary Contest, dramatics, and public speaking; program at every meeting; have had social activities at various times during the tear; all members wear pins to signify literary achievement. FARE FAC SAMP LER ■1 so y ' Dramatics Club OFFICERS President Jimmy Cowden Vice-President Irma Jerman Secretary Adele Bender Treasurer Dorothy Turner Sponsor Mrs. Marjorie French MEMBERS Arnold. James Bender, Adele Buhl, Juanita Chapman, Betsy Collier, Leon Cowden, Jimmy Dessau, Arthur Drenner, Patricia Ford, Lois Hughes, Norma Jerman, Irma Kvker, Dorothy Mahoney, Gertrude M ason, William Payne, Virginia Pierson, Doris Rowland, Virginia Sturhahn, Joan Turner, Dorothy Walker, Bernice Flic Dramatics Club has made a great accomplishment this term under their experienced director, Mrs. French. They acquired the fundamental basis of dramatics and presented a guidance play. In so doing they reached their goal of standard aims which were to present plays for the entertainment of the student body, and to familiarize themselves with the arts of dramatics. All members were vert - talented and worked well together while jokes and laughter filled th ' c atmosphere during club meetings. Flic turn out for the club has been so great that a Junior Dramatics Club has been organized. They have worked on the basic prin- ciples of dramatic production and the acting out of pantomimes. Flic division has proven ven successful as it facilitates a greater interest in both groups. i 81 ACTIVITIES Cibrary Club OFFICERS President Frances Donohoe Vice-President Anna Lee Lytton Secretary Mildred Roberson Treasurer Annabelle Myers Sponsor Miss Virginia Stanley MEMBERS Scott, Shirlcv See, Jean Whitmer, Ann Whitmer, Linwood I hc Library Cl ul accomplished the following things: Had a faculty tea; movie; book reviews to English classes; study of authors and their works; became familiar with the clas- sification of books; gift of clock to school. Their aims, which were: to stimulate reading interest; to visit Library of Congress; to give book reviews; and to have annual faculty tea, were well carried out. Anderson, James Cromer, Robert Donohoe, Frances Lytton, Anna Lee McLean, Roy Moore, Robert Myers, Annabelle Roberson, Mildred Saffer, Bill H 82 Y FARE FAC SAMPLER future Citizens of America OFFICERS President Leon Collier Vice-President William Brown Secretary Marie Reedy Treasurer Phyllis Dickerson Sponsor Mrs. Mary Jo Showalter MEMBERS Bell, Emily Blackburn, Hazel Broome, Leon Brown, William Cabiness, Robert Collier, Leon Curtis, Charlotte Cushie, Bill Dickerson, Phvllis Feehan, Gerald Feusahrens, Nancv Fraser, Robert Henderson, Jimmie Hubbard, Travis Kitchen, Ruth Lewis, Annabelle Mason, William Phillips, Larry Reed, June Reedy, Marie Slonaker, Gordon Spilman, Bill Tinder, Rodney Underwood, Joe Williams, George Woods, Patricia The Future Citizens of America aim their goal for: The betterment of citizens to be; gaining of money for the treasury, field trips to historical places of Washington; finding out more about the Supreme Court and Congress; securing club pins; extending of invitations to eighth graders and transferees; giving of programs during homeroom periods; and enjoying social affairs. During the year they sold Christmas cards to cam money; had parties, movies, and games; secured a pass from Representative Smith to tour the Executive Mansion; added seventeen new members to the club; and had panel discussions. We hope that these members might in the years to come be the leaders in their com- munities and guide others to good citizenship. ACTIVITIES •{ 83 y Nursing Club OFFICERS President Vice-President .... Secretary -Treasurer Sponsor Elizabeth Whitmer Rosemary Morgan Lorf.tta Jean Plum AIrs. Yonna W. Offiei.d Adams, Margaret Cockrell, Peggy Cole, Yvonne Davis, Jean Dove, Dorothv MEMBERS Fenton, Margaret Hutchins, Carolyn May, Anna Jean Morgan, Rosemary Alyers, Shirley Plum, Loretta Jean Powers, Edna A lay Simpson, Dolores Smith, Betty Whitmer, Elizabeth AVvnat, Janet I he following aims were set up for the Nursing Club: to secure information about nurs- ing colleges; to assist at the county health clinic; to aid in the sick room of our school; to help with the X-ray clinic; and to take field trips to visit hospitals. These aims were suc- cessfully carried out by the girls under the excellent leadership of their sponsor and the willing cooperation of the faculty as they were excused on various days to help with the clinic in Fairfax. We feel confident that these able members of our club will be our nurses of the future. ! 84 }- FARE FAC SAMPLER Chess Club President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Paul E. Bulow, Jr. Kenneth Baughman Kemper L t hler Mrs. Ethel R. Potts MEMBERS Arnold, James Ballard, Benny Baughman, Kenneth Baughman, Wayne Boyer, Nelma Bulow, Paul E., Jr. Chappell, Harold Cline, Samuel Feagans, William Foltz, Barry Foltz, Billy Fortney, Parker Hawley, Donald Henderson, Carl Hughes, Dickey Keyes, Wendell Law, Fred Lloyd, Edward McLaughlin, Glen Offield, Terry Riley, Richard Ruff, Bill Ruff, John Shelton, Cecil Simmons, Thomas Sullh an, Roland Swartz, Asa Uhler, Kemper White, Donald Whirling, Donald The Chess Club is a member of the Inter-High Chess Federation of Washington and meets at the Gordon Hotel to play tournament chess with the Washington High Schools in the fall and spring. 1 hey made the following aims: to promote and stimulate an interest in chess; to arouse a competitiye and sportsmanlike spirit among the members; and for personal enjoyment. Mrs. Potts proves to be such an excellent director that the boys’ interest doesn’t stop in the Chess Club but they play in their classes as well. Cast a glance behind an uplifted book cover of two famed chess players in your class sometime. -i 85 j� ACTIVITIES Science Club President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer .... Sponsor OFFICERS Hugh Waple Robert Ruckert Billy Feacans Rodney Tender Mr. James W. Mays Buhl, John Bull, John Feagans, Billy Galanis, Bill Hannah, Robert Harkness, Robert MEMBERS Henderson, Carl Kurani, Amin Law, Fred • Loveless, Donald Ruckert, Robert Ruff, John Simmons, Thomas Swartz, Asa Tender, Rodney Van Kretschmar, Jaap Waple, Hugh Windle, Wray The Science Club is a group of eighth graders who call themselves Saps. Their purpose and aims for the year is to foster the understanding and appreciation of things scientific and to aid in improvements of the Science Department in school. -1 86 j- FARE FAC SAMPLER Photography Club OFFICERS President Robert Poland Vice-President Richard Seymour Secretary-Treasurer Robert Lot Sponsor Miss Louise Huyette MEMBERS Adams, DeWilton Nachman, Dick Shaw, Edward Evers, Billy Poland, Robert Tobler, Herman Gore, Orville Reeves, Edwin Wills, Robert Hunt, Shirley Runyon, George Wright, Audrey Loy, Robert Seymour, Richard Zeigler, Larry The Photography Club learned during the course of the year to operate the sound projector for showing films, also to develop, and print films which was excellent accom- plishment for this new club. Their aims were listed thus: to take different types of pictures; to operate the movie projector; to get developing equipment; to learn to use the dark room and develop films; and to collect articles and pictures for a scrap book. It is hoped that the people of this group will be our professional photographers of tomorrow. -i 87 h ACTIVITIES Printing Club President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS William Crossman William Potter Leon Trumble Mr. Walter Dowling MEMBERS Abrahms, Donald Adams, Albert Brown, William Crossman, William Green, Robert Lowe, Keith Pavne, Dan Potter, William Rottenberry, Roy Trumble, Leon The Printing Club has set up the following aims for this year: to study vocational op- portunities in graphic arts, visit commercial printing plants and to foster the expansion of printing facilities at Fairfax High School. -1 88 F FARE FAC SAMPLER Carving Club President Vice-President Secretary .... T reasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Billy Dowei.i Stagy Cassidy Wayne Williams Hugh Irvin Mr. Ralph H. Lewis Blevins, Douglas Cassidv, Stacy Clemons, Hugliv Davis, Henry Dowell, Billy MEMBERS Hyer, Joe Irvin, Hugh Kidwell, Jackie Little, Gerald Neish, Gerald Oliver, James Scott, Charles Smith, Howard Thompson, Billy Williams, Wayne The Carving Club set up these aims for rhe year: to have a general knowledge of the wood suitable for carving; to learn to have appreciation of good craftsmanship; to have a spirit of cooperation in the woodworking shop; and to have ability to do simple carvings. The boys in this club enjoyed their work thoroughly and carved useful but beautiful articles. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Lewis they learned to appreciate carvings as well as the art of the craft. J 89 j- ACTIVITIES 3 ire Patrol Captain Co-Captain 1st Lt 2nd Lt Secretary -T reasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Paul Turner Irvin Sutphin William Davidson David McCarthy Albert Boley Mr. Robert Ramey Boswell, F. B. Boley, Albert Case, James Cauble, Harold Curtis, Glenn Davidson, William Fortney, Charles Franklin, Charles MEMBERS Greenstreet, Walton Heath, Warren Henry, Charles Houseman, Charles Kidwell, Alfred Knicely, Orville McAleese, Francis McAleese, Pat McCarthy, David Russell, Linville Smith, Jackie Sutphin, Irvin Turner, Paul Virts, Harold Wakefield, Joe Williams, Richard I he Fire Patrol has set up and used a traffic system in which each building has been evacuated in no more than two minutes. The timing for the evacuation ranges from fifty seconds for the annex to two minutes for the main building. Fire extinguishers are located in each building for control of minor fires, and fire drills arc held, one each month, for practice. The aims of the patrol are: to direct the evacuation of all the students from all buildings in the shortest possible time; to be ready to fight and control any small fire in any build- ing; to conduct regular drills throughout the school year; and to call the fireman and direct the pupils from the building in an orderly fashion in case of fire. A 90 y FARE FAC SAMPLER Monitors - Bus Patrol OFFICERS Captain Dick Jones 1st Lt Betty Saunders 2nd Lt Ann Hamill Secretary Marjorie Beahm Sponsor Miss Elsie Story MEMBERS OFFICERS Captain Albert Boley 1st Lt James Myers 2nd Lt Robert Wills Secretary Nancy Feusahrens Sponsors Mr. Robert Ramey, Mr. Walter Dowling MEMBERS Beahm, Marjorie Boley, Albert Byrne, Betty Dye, Louise Ford, Lois Hamill, Ann Jones, Dick MacDonald, Sue McAleese, Francis Roland, Deane Saunders, Betty Sherwood, Vivian Slonaker, Gorden Speiss, Shirley Spencer, Elizabeth Tucker, Ellen Wagner, Edith Waring, Pat Wood, Joyce Ballard, Guy Bauchman, Olga Bolev, Albert Cockrell, Anna Costello, Alvin Dawson, Ann Feusahrens, Nancy Foltz, Billy Groves, Patricia Horseman, Betty Jones, Dick Kearns, Agnes Longerbeam, Alma Myers, James Oliver, James Ritter, Wesley Smith, June Turner, Paul Wills, Robert Some aims which the Safct Department of the school has set up are as follows: For the bus patrol, It is our duty to prevent accidents and save lives on the buses, to maintain law and order. To help at Elementary Schools in loading and unloading of small children. To know how to use and where to find the fire extinguisher. To assist in the crossing of streets by students. To go ahead of the bus at railroad crossings and signal to the bus driver when clear. Some of the aims which the M. P.’s have set up are: To relieve congestion in the halls. Keep the halls clear. Keep people in their class rooms. Relieve the noise in the halls. 4 91 ACTIVITIES t)auce Clubs ADV ANCED DANCE CLUB BEGINNERS’ DANCE CLUB President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer .... Sponsor . . . Lester Pooi.e . . .Anne Adams . .Phyllis Birch Jimmy Cowden . .Miss Ann Farr President Vice-President Secretary .... T reasurer .... Sponsor Bob Wllls Eugene Cudmore Pat Carden Bill Wright . . Miss Ann Farr The aims of the club were: to increase interest in participation in school dances; to help develop school spirit; and to improve social standards of dance tech- nique. These aims were accomplished under the leadership of the sponsor and the pupils’ willingness to carry them out. This newly organized club listed their aims thus: to learn new steps; to promote student cooperation; to learn better manners at dances; and to learn good dancing posture and techniques. Excellent cooperation and interest among beginners were attained and a large number of pupils learned the fundamentals of dancing which was a great ac- complishment for such a large membership. FA RE FAC SAMPLER A 92 1 - Athletics THE COACHES Robert W. Mavity Head of Physical Ed Kent ion Department Coach C ATH ER I X E S X ODG R ASS Director of Girls ' Physical Ed location Coach Thomas 1). Todd I ' h ys i cal E d uca tion Assistant Coach A xx Farr Physical Ed ucation Assistant Coach James Moeller Boxing Coach Varsity Club President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .... Sponsor OFFICERS Lefty Fones ...Calvin Coleman Patricia Law Bobisy Miller Mr. Robert Mavity MEMBERS Adams, Anne Anderson, Virginia Blevins, Vaughn Buhl, Barbara Burns, Monte Case, Jimmy Coldwell, Jack Coleman, Calvin Corridon, Jimmy Dofflemyer, Irene Dowell, Heighrer Feagans, Bobby Fones, Lefty Ford, Charles Ford, Shirley Freeman, Eleanor Garilli, Madeline Garner, David Gill, George Gilliam, Bill Gleason, John Groves, Pat Gunnell, Jack Harkness, Jack Henderson, Bill Henry, Charles Hite, Effie Hutchins, Peggy Jenkins, Alice Johnson, Walter Jones, Dick Keves, Wendell Law, Patty McCarthy, David McCoy, Bill Miller, Bobby Miller, Philip Nachman, Dick Parnell, Bill Plum, Loretta Pcole, Lester Roseberry, Marie Roseberry, Warren Rowland, Virginia Simpson, Jack Stallman, Arnold Stubbs, Betty Swift, A1 I ' hompson, Mickey Tomlinson, Skippy Waple, Bobby Wilson, Jerry Willis, Marjorie V icsman, Myra I lie Yarsirv Club which is an organization made up of students who through their participation and cooperation have earned their Yarsirv letters have set their goal for this year as being a group to foster athletics at Fairfax High School, to promote good sportsman- ship and furnish awards for the graduating Seniors. The Varsity Club has gone over its goal by accomplishing the following things: It has given all members who have earned three or more letters. Athletic sweaters. Also they have given little gold charms of different spurts to all of the lettermen and women that have already received a letter. A banquet for the Hockey girls and Football boys has been given and they have sponsored a dance. During our games the Yarsitv Club lends a helping hand by selling refreshments. { 95 y Varsity football 1st Row, left to right: Chuck Henry, Jimmy Case, Wendell Keves, Vaughn Blevins, Managers. 2nd Row, left to right: Lester Poole, Jack Gunnell, Larry Fones, Jack Harkncss, Jimmy Cowden, Charles Par- nel l, Calvin Coleman, Heighter Dowell, Dick Nachman. 3rd Row, left to right: Mr. Mavitv (coach). Jack Simpson. Robert Prosise, David Garner, Bill Gilliam, Paul Durant, Jubv Dalev, Gene Cudmore, Arnold Stallman, A1 Swift, Jimmv Corridon, William Parnell, Reds Williams, Mr. Todd, Assistant Coach. 4th Row, left to right: Charles Fortney, Bill Loomis, Bill McCoy, Foster Bonner, Dick Henderson, John Gleason, Dick Jones, Bobby Feagans, Jimmy Broaddus, Skippv Tomlinson. Phi 1 Miller. Parnell Co-Captains Loomis, Simpson Gunnell Garner Nachman Coleman junior Varsity football 1st Row, left to right: Charles Marr, Edward Reeves, Ralph Birch, Johnny Buhl, Roy Canard, Glenn Caddell, Leroy Stubbs. 2nd Row, left to right: Harold Baughman (coach), Orville Knicely, John Watts, Leslie Shifflett, Francis Moravitz, Juby Daley, Paul Durant, Robert Prosise, Charles Par- nell, Leroy Plaugher. 3rd Row, left to right: Warren Heath, Hilbert Lacev, Charles Fortney, Foster Bonner, Bill McCoy, Jimmy Broaddus, Reds Williams, Gene Cud- more, Arnold Stallman, Jimmy Cowden, John Drie- fer. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Sept. 20. . Opponent ..Washington-Lee .. Where Played . There Score We T hey 0 38 Sept. 27 . . . . Chamberlain . Here 38 0 Oct. 3 . . . .Culpeper . There 7 7 Oct. 10.. . .Bethesda .There 14 0 Oct. 17.. . .George Washington . There 0 13 Oct. 25.. . .Newport News. . . . . There 7 22 Nov. 1 . . . .Lane . Here 14 0 Nov. 8 . . . .Blair . There 19 19 Nov. 15.. . .Manassas Voc. Sch. . Here 20 0 Nov. 22. . ..Falls Church .There 13 19 Nov. 28 . . . . Mount Vernon .... . Here 6 0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Where Played Score We They Oct. 2 . . . . Mount Vernon . Here 0 13 Oct. 10.. . .Herndon .There 0 18 Oct. 15 . . . .Washington-Lee . . . Here 0 19 Oct. 28. . ..George Washington . There 6 18 Nov. 6. . . .Washington-Lee . . .There 0 20 Nov. 12 . . . .Falls Church . Here 6 13 Nov. 14. . . .Mount Vernon. . . . . There 6 20 Nov. 18 . . . . George Washington . Here 0 6 97 1 - Hockey Captain Managers Pat Law Marjorie Willis Shirley Ford GIRLS’ HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Where Played Oct. 14. .. .Washington-Lee Here Oct. 24. . . .Bethesda Here Oct. 31 . . . .Washington-Lee There Nov. 1.... Blair Here Nov. 12.... Blair There Nov. 14. ... Bethesda There Score We They 0 4 6 1 2 2 5 1 1 0 2 1 HOCKEY SQUAD 1st Row, left to right: Lois Lacey, Peggy Alexander, Madeline Garilli, Pat Groves, Bettie Barney, Bernice Walk- er, Mary Cauble. 2nd Row, left to right: Marie Roseberrv, Virginia Ander- son, Edie Wagner, Jane Chason. 3rd Row, left to right: Marjorie Willis (manager), Loretta Plum, Elizabeth Spencer, Anne Adams, Phyllis Dicker- son, Barbara Buhl, Virginia Rowland, Patsy Waring, Alice Jenkins, Myra Wies- man, Irene Dofflemeyer, Eleanor Freeman, Peggy Flut- chins, Shirley Ford (mana- ger). { 98 y Managers Cushme, Mitchell T miners Watts, Nachman Boeing Johnson Kidwell Corridon Bonner Roseberry Poole Dowell Friedlander McAleese BOXING SCHEDULE Where Score Date Opponent Played TIT They Jan. 24. . . .Miller . . . There 5 5 Jan. 31. . . .Allentown . . . Here 5 7 Feb. 8. . . .Massanutten . . . . . . . Here 7 Vz 5 Vz Feb. 14... .Miller . . .There 5 2 5 Vz Feb. 22 .Charlotte Hall... . . . There 4 2 M z Feb. 28. . . .Allentown . . . Here 5 Vz 4 ‘A Mar. 1 ... .Charlotte Hall... . . . Here 3 5 BOXING SQUAD 1st Row, left to right: Walter Johnson, Pat McAleese, Fred Kidwell, Warren Roseberry, Mark Friedlander, Jack Dark- ness, Joe Carroll, Lester Poole. 2nd Row, left to right: Bill Cushnie, Philip Mitchell (managers), Jimmy Corridon, Foster Bonner, Arnold Stall- man, Heighter Dowell, Dick Nachman, John Watts (train- ers). 4 99 y W K ' - 9 ' Coldwell, Blevins, Ford, Case, Swift, Miller, Carmichael, Ballard, Moyer Varsity Mask, etball Captain Managers Fones Parnell, Broaddus BASKETBALL SQUAD 1st Row, left to right: Vaughn Blevins, Charles Ford, A1 Swift, Jack Coldwell, Jimmy Case, Pete Carmichael, Guy Ballard. 2nd Row, left to right: Jimmy Broaddus, John Moyer, Bob Miller, Larry Fones, Charles Parnell (manager). -! 100 y junior Varsity basketball 1st Row, left to right: Chuck Hoovler, Francis Moravitz, Kemper Uhler, Robert Pro- sise, William Parnell, Richard Williams, Jimmy Miller, Bill Peabody, Melvin Sutphin. 2nd Row, left to right: Calvert Clingenpeel, Hugh Waple, Charles Wood, Gene Cud- more, Dale Price, Morris Griffiths, Terry Cannon. Ralph Birch. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDUI.F Where Date Opponent Play ed Score We T hey 1 )ec. 17.. . . Lackey There 15 23 Jan. . . . . Maury Here 19 50 Jan. 4. . . . Wilson Here 17 47 Jan. 7.. . . F ' alls Church Here 25 17 Jan. 8. . . . Woodward Here 18 43 Jan. 10. . . . Lackey Here 30 36 Jan. 14. . ..Charlotte Hall There 48 32 Jan. 17.. ..George Washington Here 22 42 Jan. 22 . . Herndon Here 32 29 Jan. 24. . There 38 47 Jan. 28.. . .Washington-Lee Here 21 47 Jan. 31.. . .Blair There 28 39 Feb. 7.. . . Lane Here 41 55 Feb. 12. . . . Woodward Here 57 42 Feb. 14. . ..George Washington Here 47 64 Feb. 18. . ..Mount Vernon Here 65 21 Feb. 19.. . . Blair Here 36 46 Feb. 25. . ..Charlotte Hall Here 38 34 Feb. 28.. . . Washington-Lee There 31 74 Alar. 4.. ..Charlotte Hall Here 45 24 Mar. 6. . ..Mount Vernon There 41 30 JUNIOR VARSITA SCHEDULE Date Opponent Where Played Score Jan. 10 ... I .eesburg There We 20 They 28 Jan. 17 ...George Washington Here 8 33 Jan. 21 . . . Herndon Here 28 8 Jan. 24 . . .Leesburg Here 22 37 Jan. 28 . . .Washington-Lee Here 10 65 Jan. 31 . . .Blair There 10 11 Feb. 4 . . . Mount Vernon Here 32 24 Feb. 6 . . .Swanson There 19 21 Feb. 8 . . . Mount Vernon There 14 30 Feb. 14 ...George Washington There 31 32 Feb. 17 ...F ' alls Church Here 20 22 Feb. 21 ...F. F. A. Here 43 15 Mar. 4 . . . Washington-Lee There 12 41 Mar. 6 There 11 21 •{ 101 F Qirls Varsity Mask, etball Co-Captain Co-Captain Managers Pat Law Pat Groves Vivian Sherwood Nancy Dismuke Martin, Hamill, Spiess, Hite, Cook, Dofflemyer, Jenkins, Rowland, Adams, Ford I It i |] Hp„ - 1 3 w J JKu yil f. ) - 4 M B MB rv � ML - Jl BASKETBALL SQUAD 1st Row, left to right: Vivian Sherwood (manager), Ann Hamill, Alice Jenkins, Pat Groves, Deane Rowland, Shirley Ford, Nancy Dis- muke (manager). 2nd Row ' , left to right: Effie Hite, Myra Wiesman, Betty Martin, Rosemary Morgan, Shirley Spiess, Shirley Cook, Marie Roseberrv. -! 102 1 Qirls junior Varsity basketball JUNIOR SQUAD 1st Row, left to right: Virginia Lindsay, Dorothy Kyker. Virginia Rowland, Marie Auth, Doris Shomo, Theresa Clingenpeel. 2nd Row, left to right: Mary Alice Burrows, Mary June Grau, Shirley Brinkman. Peggy Alexander. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Where Score SCHEDULE Date Opponent Played We They Where Score Dec. 17 . . . . Lackey . .There 38 20 Date Opponent Played We T hey Jan. 7 . . . .Falls Church . . Here 31 9 Jan. 22.. . .Bethesda .... Here 6 14 Jan. 10. . . Lackey . . Here 35 19 Jan. 14. . . . Leesburg . . Here 34 14 Feb. 11.. . .Herndon .... Here 15 28 Jan. 22... .Bethesda . . Here 17 31 Feb. 19. . . . Bethesda . . . . There 15 52 Jan. 28 . . . .Washington-Lee . . . . 1 here 24 43 Jan. 29. . . .Leesburg . .There 35 19 Jan. 31... .Blair . . Here 29 24 Feb. 11... . Herndon . .Here 28 21 Feb. 17... .Blair . . .There 24 11 Feb. 19 . . . . Bethesda . . .There 8 39 Alar. 3 . . . . Mount Vernon . . . . . . Here 27 18 Mar. 4. . . .Falls Church . . . Here 45 24 Mar. 6 . . . . Mount Ver non . . . . . . There 25 19 i 103 1 - Zrack 1st Row, left to right: Mannon Tucker, Arthur Dessau, William Parnell, Luther Wright, Skippy Tomlinson, Phil Miller, Jack Simpson, Warren Roseberry, Thompson Smith, Calvin Coleman, Vaughn Blevins, John Ruff, Roland Sullivan. 2nd Row, left to right: Billy Toon, Jack Gunnell, Hughy Clemons, Dick Jones, John Gleason, James Case, Harry Watts, David Watson, Heighter Dowell, Wendell Keyes, Morris Griffiths, Junior Blevins. 3rd Row, left to right: Bill Crossman, Robert Harkness, Ralph Kerrick, Bev Holland, Edward Llovd, Charles Houseman, Leon Trumbo, David Lynn, Charles Fortney, Mr. Todd, Coach. Captain Manager Jack Simpson Bill Crossman SCHEDULE Where Date Opponent Played April 10.... Lane There April 1 9 .... Handley There April 24. . . .Blair There May 2-3. . .District Meet May 9-10. . . .Metropolitan Meet. . W. Wilson May 17.... State Meet. Charlottesville May 2 3. ...Greater Metropolitan Meet There May 2 7.... St. John’s 1 here May 29.... County Meet Here { 104 Y Softball 1st Row, left to right: Madeline Garilli, Audrey Wright, Etta Foster, Joyce Wood, Betsy Waple, Mickey Thompson, Alice Jenkins, Grace Dove, Alice Feusahrens, Shirlev Spiess. 2nd Row, left to right: Billie Hinshaw, Maxine Howke, Beatrice Dodson, Mary June Grau, Phyllis Dickerson, Betty Hinshaw, F.ffie Hite, Mary Foy. SCHEDULE Where Score Date Opponent Flayed W r e T hey April 17. . .Blair . . There 14 4 April 22 . . . Herndon . . Here 23 15 April 23. . . Falls Church .... . . Here 15 0 April 28. . . Washington-Lee . .There 3 20 May 2 . . . Mt. Vernon . . There 13 9 May 6. . . . Bethesda . . There 9 31 May 8. . . .Blair . . Here 13 12 May. 9. . . . Mt. Vernon 13 10 May 14. . . . Bethesda . .There 8 15 May 19. . . .Falls Church.... . . Here 6 8 May 23. . . .Washington-Lee . . There 6 7 May 28. . . . Herndon . .There Captains Managers Joyce Wood Madeline Garilli Mickey Thompson Shirley Spiess { 105 1 - baseball 1st Row, left to right: Jimmy Gallery, Charles Parnell, Wayne Williams, Calvin Coleman, Vaughn Blevins, Jimmy Miller, Donald White. 2nd Row, left to right: i lr. Mavity, Coach; Joe Wakefield, William Parnell, Bob Miller, Larrv Fones, Jack Coldwell, Teddy Dean, A1 Swift, Charles Merriman. Captain Jack Coi.dwei.l Wavagers Jimmy Gallery Donald White SCHEDULE Where Date Opponent Played Apr. 8 .... Lackey Here Apr. 11....G.-W Here Apr. 18. .. .Washington-Lee There Apr. 22 ... . G.-W There Apr. 25 . . . . Washington-Lee Here Apr. 29.... Falls Church Here May 2 Mt. Vernon Here May 6. ... Fredericksburg There May 9. . . .Mt. Vernon There May 13.... Blair There May 16.... Lackey Here May 20. .. .Charlotte Hall There May 23 .... Charlotte Hall Here May 27.... Blair Here May 30.... Falls Church There June 3.... Lackey There 106 F baseball 1. Bob Miller, 2. Teddy Dean, 3. Wayne Williams, 4. Charles Merri- man, 5. Vaughn Blevins, 6. Jimmy Miller, 7. Joe Wakeeiei.d, 8. Calvin Coleman, 9. William Parnell, 10. Charles Parnell, 11 . Al Swift, 12. Larry Fones { iG7 y Athletics . . Mere ' n Zhere - 1 M ■fcfn yf 1 • ' ■ 1. Missed 2. Stars 3. Serious Time 4. Cross-country 8. The Coach 5. Weighing In 9. A Goal 6. Strike Three! 10. Hurray! 7. The Graveyard 11. Coaches At liVaU M4 l CALENDAR 1946-1947 Sept. 5— School opens with Mr. Coffey as our new Principal. Sept. 20— Football season opens— first same with W-L. We lost! Sept. 26-27— We had a holiday while the teachers attended a workshop. Sept. 28— Football Dance highlights the sea- son. Oct. 4— First issue of the Fair Facts extends welcome to Eighth Graders. Oct. 14— First hockey game of the season. A large turn-out to see Fairfax Rebelettes lose to W-L. Oct. 17— Football game with G-W. The boys played a good game even if they did lose 13-0! Oct. 23— Just our luck! Reports were given out. Nov. 1— Our new athletic fence is completed. Nov. 7— The Fall Talent Show creates more enthusiasm. Nov. 8— “The Absent-Minded Professor” was ably presented by the Junior Class. Nov. 9— Sadie Hawkins Dance— all the boys kept out of sight! Nov. 1 1— “ Armistice”— we enjoy another hol- iday. Nov. 28— Thanksgiving Holidays begin. The annual football game played Thanksgiv- ing Day drew the largest crowd ever to attend an athletic event at Fairfax. We won! Fairfax 6— Mount Vernon 0. Dec. 2— School resumes. Dec. 14— Fairfax is represented on the All High-All Prep Team which played at Griffith Stadium. Dec. 17— Basketball season opens. Our first opponent, Lackey High School. Dec. 19— Annual Christmas Dance. Every- one was at his best! Dec. 20— A beautiful cantata, “The Won- derous Story,” brought school to a close for the holidays. Jan. 2— Back to the grind again! This time with pages of resolutions. Jan. 18— Boxing season begins. Jan. 30— President’s Ball climaxed “Mile of Dimes Campaign.” Feb. 7— Gamma Sigma extends invitation to new members. Feb. 2 1-28— Snowstorm holidays. Feb. 28— Fairfax plays W-L in basketball. The game was broadcast. Also boxing that night with Allentown. We won 5 !4 to 4 2 . March 5— The Magazine Drive ends. Our total for the drive was $2,564. March 21— The Band makes its debut in the presentation, “The Annual Band Follies.” March 28— Hans Kindler and the National Symphony hold the spotlight. April 1— April Fool’s Dance. Many were fooled, too. April 8— Easter was cut short because of the snowstorm but we enjoyed Easter Mon- day as a holiday. April 18— “The Spider,” a presentation by the Senior Class proved to be the best play ever given at Fairfax. We think! April 24-26— S. I. P. A. —Lexington. May 9— Something new has been added. A formal Spring Dance. May 23— Just another day. June 6— Junior-Senior Prom. Everyone looked his best for the Dance. June 8— Baccalaureate Service Sunday. June 10— The long awaited night— Gradua- tion! June 11— School closes for three short months. i 110 1 - Senior Directory — Class of 1946-1947 ADAMS, MARJORIE ANNF.-Likes drawing and sports; Wants to be a commercial artist— Glee Club, 1, 2; Vice-President of Homeroom, 2; Basketball, 2, 4; Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; Softball, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Secretary ' -Treasurer of Home- room, 3; Sr. Editor-Yearbook, 4; President of Home- room, 4; Cheer leader, 4. AMBLER, CAROL LEE— Likes to collect stamps; Wants to be a typist— Vice-President of Homeroom, 1; President of Flomeroom, 2; Nursing Club, 3; Glee Club, 4. ANDERSON, JOYCE AMERY-Likes drawing; Wants to be Medical Secretary— School Patrol, 1; Clef Club, 2, 3; Band, 2, 3; Student Government, 2; Orchestra, 3, 4; Secretary of Band, 3; Glee Club, 2; Dance Club, 3, 4; Pirates of Penzance, 3; Fair Facts, 4; Captain of Majorettes, 4. ANDERSON, MARGARET VIRGINIA— Likes to collect snapshots; Wants to be a secretary— Hockey team, 3, 4. BALLARD, RAY BENJAMIN— Likes sports; and making model airplanes; Wants to be a chemical en- gineer— Chess Club, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Chess Club, 3; Cabinet member in Student Government, 4. BARKER, HAROLD ROSS-Likes girls; Wants to be a businessman— Band, 1; Intra-Baseball, 2; F. F. A., 3, 4; F. F. A. Basketball team, 3, 4; Forest Fighters, 4; Fire Patrol, 4. BARNEY, BFTTIE LEE-Likes Dannie; Wants to be a secretary— Cantata, 1; Hockey team, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. BAYLISS, MARIAN LEE— Likes to play the piano, Wants to be a Nurse— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer of Nursing Club, 3; Nursing Club, 4. BF.ISTEL, DORIS .MARIE— Likes to write letters, Wants to be a typist— Home Ec. Club, 3, 4; News- p aper staff, 4. BICKSLER, WILLIAM MARTIN-Likes to col- lect music; Wants to be a Pianist— Talent Show, 1; Science Club, 2; Yearbook staff, 3, 4; The Pirates of Penzance, 3; Boys’ Glee Club, 4; H. M. S. Pinafore, 4. BIRCH, PHYLLIS E.— Likes to collect pitchers; Wants to be a secretary— Vice-President of Freshman Class, 1; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Home- room, 2; Orchestra, 3; Student Government, 4; Secre- tary of Dance Club, 4; President of Glee Club, 4; Pirates of Penzance, 3; Pinafore, 4. BLEVINS, BAXTER— Likes to hunt; His ambition is Earlma— Track, 1; Boxing, 2. BLEVINS, HERSCHELL, JR.-Likes to eat; Wants to be a pilot— Baseball, 2; Football, 3; Track, 3, 4. BLEVINS, RUBY— Likes sports; Basketball; Wants to be a stenographer— Music Club, 1, 2; Class Secre- tary, 2; Sports Club, 2; Home Ec. Club, 3; Cheer Leader, 3; Dance Club, 4. BLEVINS, TALMADGE FILLIMORE— Football Manager, 3; Cross-Country Track, 3; Varsity Track. 3, 4. BONNER, BETTY JANE-Likes to collect what- nots; Wants to be a typist— Chess Club, 1 ; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. BOWMAN, RUTH REBECCA-Wants to go to college— Chess Club, 2; Home Ec. Club, 3; Glee Club, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball, 4; Newspaper staff, 4; Secretary -Treasurer of Glee Club, 4. BOYER, NELMA LORRAINE— Likes to collect records and read; Wants to be an American History ' Teacher— Home Ec. Club, 2; Chess Club, 3, 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer of Chess Club, 3; Glee Club, 4. BRISTOW, WILHELMINA HENDRICK-Likes to dance; Wants to be a file clerk and designer— Homeroom Representative, 3; Dance Club, 3; Vice- President of Homeroom, 4; Majorette, 4; Art Club, 4. BROOME, HF;NRY LEON-Likes to make models; Wants to be a radio electrician— Homeroom President, 2; Junior Varsity Football, 3. BUHL, BARBARA ANNE— Likes to dance; Wants to be a nurse— Home Ec. Club, 1; Library Club, 1; Homeroom Representative, 2; Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 4. BURNS, MONTE LEE-Likes to box-Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A., 2, 3; Boxing, 2, 3, 4; Fire Patrol, 2, 3; Football, 2, 3. BYRNE, BETTY JANE— Likes to play the piano; Wants to be an Interior Decorator— Glee Club, 1, 3; Cantata, 1; Literary ' Club, 3; Honor Society, 3, 4; Yearbook, 4; Newspaper, 4; Monitors, 4; Assistant News Editor of Fair Facts, 4; Sponsor of Junior News Staff, 4; Chairman of Senior Play Committee, 4. CASE, JAMES W.— Likes sports— hunting, golf; Wants to be an Engineer— Victory Corps, 1 ; Art Club, 2; Forest Fire Fighters, 2, 3, 5; Dance Club, 3, 4, 5; Fire Patrol, 3, 5; Junior Varsity Basketball, 3; Track, 3; Football Manager, 5; Basketball team, 5; Su pply Room xvorker, 4, 5; Varsity Club, 5; Pirates of Pen- zance, 4. CHASON, JANE LEE— Likes to go horseback rid- ing; Wants to get through college— Library Club, 1; Glee Club, 2; Home Ec. Club, 3; Hockey team, 4; Majorette, 4; Dance Club, 4. CLEMONS, HUGHY ELVIN-Likes model build- ing; Wants to go to college and become an Aeronau- tical Fmgineer— Boxing, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3, 4; President of Homeroom, 3; Homeroom Representative, 4. 4 111 y Senior Directory — Class of 1946-1947 COLDWELL, JOHN MARSHALL-Likes golf, hunting, and bowling; Wants to be an Electrical En- gineer-Victory Corps, 1; Supply Room, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Play, 3; Junior Varsity Basketball, 2; Varsity Club, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, 5; Honor Society, 4, 5; Dance Club, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Baseball, 4, 5; Newspaper staff, 4. COLE, LOUISE. ELEANOR— Likes to collect pic- tures; Wants to live to be a hundred— Library Club, 2; Home F.c. Club, 3; Dance Club, 4. COLEMAN, CALVIN LEWIS-Likes sports; Wants to be a Big League Baseball Play ' er— Victory Corps, 1; Yearbook staff, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Track, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball, 2, 3, 4, 5; Football, 2, 3, 4, 5; Honor Society, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club, 3, 4, 5; Newspaper staff, 3, 4, 5; F. F. A., 4; Manager of Boxing team, 4; Sports Editor of School paper, 4, 5; Student President of S. P. T. A., 4; Representative to All High-All Prep and All State Football teams, 4; President of Student Government, 4; Vice-President of Varsity Club, 5; Dance Club, 5. COOK, SHIRLEY MAE— Likes sports; Wants to be a typist— Library, 1, 3; Basketball, 4. COWDEN, JAMES RAY— Likes hunting, fishing, and women; Wants to be a Singer— Fire Patrol, 2; Football, 3, 4; F. F. A., 3; Dramatics Club, 4; Dance Club, 4; President of Dramatics Club, 4; Treasurer of Dance Club, 4. CURTIS, GLENN HOWARD-Wants to be a truck driver— Homeroom, F. F. A., 3, 4; Forest Fire Fighters, 4; Senior Class Treasurer, 4. DEAN, WARREN THEODORE-Likes to loaf; Wants to go to college— Dance Club, 4. DESSAU, ARTHUR ANDREW-Track, 2, 4, Gymnastics, 3. DILLON, LAURA W.— Likes to collect perfume bottles; Wants to be a Clerk— Home Ec. Club, 3, 4; Safety Patrol, 3; Magazine Representative for Home- room, 3; Parliamentarian, 4. DISMUKE, NANCY LEE-Wants to fly-Glee Club, 1, 4; Library Club, 2; Dance Club, 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager, 4. DOFFLEM1YER, IRENE MAE-Likes to collect pictures; Wants to be a Secretary— Library Club, 1 ; Volleyball team, 3; Hockey team, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Basketball team, 3, 4; Nursing Club, 4. DOVE, G RACE BLANCHE-Likes to dance, Wants to be a Nurse— Band, 2; Dance Club, 3, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. DYE, EVELYN LOUISE— Likes horseback riding; Wants to be a private secretary— Glee Club, 1, 2; President of Homeroom, 3; Vice-President of Junior Class, 3; Newspaper staff, 4; Dance Club, 4. EPPARD, AGNES VIRGINIA— Likes to collect pictures; Wants to be a Secretary— Volleyball team, 3; Nursing Club, 4. EVANS, BETTY GENE— Likes to collect pictures; Wants to be a Nurse— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Nurses Club, 3; Newspaper staff, 4. EVERLY, PATRICIA FICKLIN-Likes art. danc- ing, modeling and music; Wants to be a model— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 3; Dance Club, 4; Majorette Club, 4. FEAGANS, ROBERT EDWARD, JR.-Likes to play golf— Hospitality Committee, 1; Spring Football, 2; Representative to Boys State, 3; Newspaper staff. 3, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Football, 3; Dance Club, 4; Varsity Football, 4; Student Govern- ment, 4; Americana Quiz, 4; Senior Play, 4; Secretary of Grounds, 4. FERGUSON, NADINE LINDA-Likes painting, reading and swimming; Wants to be an actress or writer— Softball team, 1; Art Club, 1; Dramatics Club, 1, 2; Home Ec. Club, 2; Vice-President of Dramatics Club, 3; Dance Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; Secretary of Homeroom, 3; Newspaper staff, 4. FEUSAHRENS, NANCY LEE-Likes sports; Wants to be a Secretary ' — Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Citizens of America Club, 4. FOLTZ, WILLIAM DANIEL— Likes sports— golf, baseball, football— Library Assistant, 1; Homeroom President, 1; Victory Corps, 1; Library Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 3; Chess Club, 4; Ticket Committee, 4, S. FONES, LARRY JOHN— Likes sports; Wants to be a coach— Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Glee Club, 3; Treas- urer of Varsity Club, 3; Supply Room Helper, 4; Dance Club, 4; Vice-President of Student Govern- ment, 4; President of Varsity Club, 4; Class Treasurer, 3. FORD, CHARLES M.-Likes to flv-Basketball, 2, 3, 4. FORD, LOIS REID— Likes to read and sleep; Wants to be a Private Secretary— Library ' Club, 1, 2, 3; Treasurer of Library Club, 2; Literary ' Club, 3; Newspaper staff, 4; Dramatics, 4. FORMAN, RICHARD ROBINSON— Likes horses; Wants to get rich quick. FRANKLIN, ERNEST EDWARD-Likes fishing; Wants to be an Airplane Mechanic— Fire Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Forest Fire Fighters, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Build- ings, 4. { ii2 y Senior Directory — Class of 1946-1947 FREEMAN, ELEANOR ELIZABETH— Likes swimming, reading and “Elmer”; Wants to get mar- ried and be an Interior Decorator— Treasurer of Homeroom, 1; Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Squad, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom, 2; Junior Play, 3; Americana Quiz, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; State Dramatic Contest, 3; President of Homeroom, 3; Secretary of Activities, 4. FRIEDLANDER, MARK PEYSER, JR.-Wants to be an Architect— President of Class, 1; Chairman War Bond Committee, 1; Yearbook, 1, 2, 3; Newspaper, 1, 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking, 2, 3; Treasurer of Student Government, 2; junior Play, 3; Honor Society, 3, 4; Advertising Editor of Yearbook, 3; Secretary of Pub- licity of Student Government, 3; Senior Play, 4; Operetta, 3, 4; President of Student Government, 4; President of F. C. S. C. A., 4; Boxing team, 4; Dance Club, 4. GARILLI, MADELINE F.— Likes to collect photos; Wants to be a Secretary— Secretary of Class, 1; Home- room Representative, 2; Legislative Department, 3, 4; Newsp aper staff, 3, 4; Y ' ice-President of Literary Club, 3; Dance Club, 3, 4; Hockey team, 3, 4; Captain of Cheer Leaders, 4; Basketball team, 4. GARNER, DAVID RICHARD-Likes airplanes; Wants to be a Mason— Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing, 1, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4. GIBSON, RI FA MAE— Likes bowling and movies; W ants to be a Beautician— Homeroom Secretary, 1; Glee Club, 2. GILLIAM, BILL— W ' ants to attend college and study Law— Yearbook staff, 1; President of Class, 2, 3; Football, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Dance Club, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 4; E ' .ditor of Paper, 4. GUNNELL, HAMMOND JACKSON-Likes hunting and fishing; W ' ants to be an Architect— Box- ing, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Football, 3, 4; Baseball, 4. GUNTER, CALVIN LEWIS— Likes sports; W ' ants to be a Commercial Artist— President of Home- room, 2; Band, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Printing Club, 3; President of Printing Club, 3; Art Club, 4; Reporter for Art Club, 4. HALL, JESSIE MAE— Likes to collect pictures; Wants to be a Nurse— Dance Club, 3. HALL, NANCY LEE— Likes to collect stamps; W ' ants to be a Telephone Operator— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club, 2, 3. HAMILL, ANN— Likes horseback riding; W ' ants to study Radio Broadcasting and Dramatics-Dramatics Club, 1, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3; Dance Club, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Pirates of Penzance, 3; Majorette, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4; Monitor Club, 4. HARKNESS, JOHN WILLIAM— Likes hunting, fishing and football; Wants to be a Farmer— Football, 3, 4; Baseball, 3. HAWES, ORA BAIN FON— Likes to save photos; Wants to work for F. B. L— Library Club, 3; Home Ec. Club, 4. HEATH, PAUL JOSEPH-Wants to better him- self. HENDERSON, MALCOLM NEALF-Likes to collect records; Wants to be a Shovel Operator— F. F. A., 3, 4. HENDERSON, WILLIAM LLOYD-Likes women; Wants to be an Aviation Mechanic— Foot- ball, 3, 4. HENRY, CHARLES PATTON, JR’-Likes pool, bowling, and hunting; Wants to go into Aeronautics —Victory Corps, 1; Supply, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Fire Patrol, 4, 5; Forest Fire Fighters, 4, 5; Intra-Basketball, 4; Manager of Football team, 5; Yearbook Staff, 5; Varsity Club, 5; Business Manager of Newspaper, 5; Vice-President of Homeroom, 5. HINSHAW, BETTY JEAN-Likes collecting cartoons; W ' ants to be a Reservationist for the Air- lines— Softball team, 3; Home Ec. Club, 3, 4; Vice- President of Home Ec. Club, 3; President of Home Ec. Club, 4. HITCHCOCK, CHARLES FARMAN-Likes to make friends and travel; W ' ants to be a Lawyer- Dance Club, 4; School paper, 4. HITE, EFFIE LEE— Likes to collect pictures; Wyants to be an Airplane Hostess— Glee Club, 1; Bas- ketball, 2, 4; Softb all, 2, 3; Flome Ec. Club, 3, 4. IRVIN, MARY ROMAIN— Likes to sleep and eat; Wants to be a Bookkeeper— Glee Club, 1; Dance Club, 3, 4; Future Citizens of America Club, 3; Year- book Staff, 4; Americana Quiz team, 3. JENKINS, ALICE PAGE— Likes taking and col- lecting pictures, sports and “Jack”; W ' ants to be a Secretary— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 4; Homeroom President, 2; Y ' ice-President of Home- room, 3; Softball, 3; Volleyball, 3; Dance Club, 4; Varsity Club, 4; Hockey, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. JENKINS, WILLIAM EDDIE-Likes to collect sport magazines; W ' ants to be a Civil Engineer- Track, 2, 3, 4. JF.RMAN, IRMA MARIE— Likes to collect photos of friends; W ' ants to be a typist— Victory Corps, 1; Literary Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 3, 4; Dance Club, 4; Vice-President of Dramatics, 4; President of Home- room, 4. JF.RMAN, RICHARD MOORE-Likes girls, Wants to be a Truck Driver— Intra-Baseball, 2; Shop Club, 3, 4; Intra-Basketball, 4; Intra-Softball, 4. -! H3 V Senior Directory — Class of 1946-1947 JOHNSON, ELIZABETH IONA-Wants to go to college— Library Club, 3; Glee Club, 4. JOHNSON, WILLIAM SWISHER— Likes sports; Wants to be a Businessman. JONES, RICHARD VANCE-Likes athletics- Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Forest Fire Fighters, 1, 2, 3; Fire Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; Printing Club, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; Monitoral Staff, 4; Safety Patrol, 4; Paper Staff, 4; Captain Safety Patrol, 4; Captain Monitoral Staff, 4. KEYES, WENDELL L.— Likes sports; Wants to be a Civil Engineer— Band, 1, 2; Clef Club, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Track, 3; Varsity Club, 4; Chess team, 4; Football Manager, 4. LAW, PATRICIA LOUISE-Likes “Ray”, Paint- ing, Sports; Wants to be a Commercial Artist, and get married— Library Club, 1; Yearbook, 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Government, 2, 3, 4; Hockey team, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Sophomore Class, 2; Captain of Hockey team, 3; Secretary of Junior Class, 3; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Cheer Leader, 3, 4; Secretary of Varsity Club, 4; Secretary of Senior Class, 4; Co- Captain of Hockey team, 4; Captain Basketball team, 4. LEITH, THELMA ESTTELLE-Likes collecting picture post cards; Wants to be a Secretary— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club, 1, 2; Home Nursing, 2; Dance Club, 4. LEWIS, DORA ANNABELLE-Likes piano; Wants to be a Child Nurse— Clef Club, 2, 3; Future Citizens of America Club, 3, 4; Dance Club, 4. LINTON, GRACE LENORA-Likes to collect souvenirs, and converse with people; Wants to travel for U. S. Government or be employed in Commer- cial Field— Fair Facts, 1; Secretary ' of Homeroom, 1; Student Government, 2, 3; Glee Club, 2; Secretary of Sophomore Class, 2; Vice-President of Homeroom, 2; Chairman of Judicial Department, 2; Yearbook Staff, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Literary Club, 3; Secretary of Buildings, 3; President of Senior Class, 4; Editor of Yearbook, 4. LLOYD, EDWARD FRANKLIN-Likes sports; Wants to attend college— Band, 1, 2; Track, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball, 3; Chess Club, 3, 4; Chess team, 4. LOY, BETT ' � MARIE— Likes to collect pins, and make fancy work; Wants to enter Vocational Field- Home Ec. Club, 2, 4; Secretary Homeroom, 3; Secre- tary of Home Ec. Club, 4. MacDONALD, MARY SUE- Wants to be Secre- tary; Cantata, 1; Homeroom Representative, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Legislative Department, 3. McALLEESE, FRANCIS JOE— Likes sports and da«cing— Band, 1, 4; Basketball, 3; F. F. A., 3; Forest Fire Fighter, 4. McLAUGHLIN, GLEN D.-Likes horses; Wants to be a Civil Engineer and attend Cornell— Chess Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Safety Corps, 3; Junior Play, 3; Vice-President of Chess Club, 3; Chess team. 3. 4; President of Chess Club, 4. MAHONEY, ROBERT SIMON-Wants to get a good paying job— Relay, Cross-Country Track, 3. MARTIN, BETTY RAE-Likes sports, collecting snapshots, dancing, and filling scrapbook; Wants to be a Globe Trotter— Glee Club, 1, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative, 1, 4; State Public Speaking Contest, 2; Legislative Department, 2; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, 2, 3; Junior Varsity Hockey, 2; Nursing Club, 3; Dance Club, 3, 4; Junior Varsity ' Cheer Leader, 3; Junior Play, 3; State Debate team, 3; Judicial Depart- ment, 3; Varsity Basketball, 4; Vice-President of Senior Class, 4; Speaker of House, 4; News Editor of Fair Facts, 4. MATTINGLY, EVELYN SARAH-Likes swim- ming; Wants to be an Air Hostess— Treasurer of Homeroom, 1; President of Nursing Club, 3; Secre- tary of F. C. of A. Club, 3. MERCER, DORIS R.— Likes sports— Basketball; Wants to be a Secretary— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Citizens of America Club, 4. MITCHELL, PHILIP— Likes to fly and collect rec- ords; Wants to be a Dairy Farmer— F. F. A., 3; Box- ing team, 4; Dance Club, 4. MOCK, ROY JACKSON— Likes to date his girl; Wants to get married— Dance Club, 4. MOORE, MAYONIC— Wants to be a Secretary— Majorette, 2, 3, 4. MORRISON, NANCY BELLE-Likes Sinatra; Wants to go to college— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Judicial Department, 1; Mary ' O. Ambler Award, 2; State Literary Contest, 2; President of Homeroom, 2; Junior Play, 3; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; President of Literary Club, 3; Associate Editor of Fair Facts, 4; Cheer Leader, 4; Legislative Department, 4; Secretary ' of Gamma Sigma, 4. LYERLY, CAROIA N ELRITA— Likes to roller skate; Wants to be a Nurse-Majorette, 2, 3, 4; Nurs- ing Club, 3; Dance Club, 4. MUCH, PEGGY CAMILLE-Likes to collect souvenirs; Wants to be a Nurse— Library Club, 1; Dance Club, 3, 4; Newspaper, 4; Cheer Leader, 4. ■{ 114 K Senior Directory — Class of 1946-1947 MUDD, VIRGINIA FRANCES— Likes dancing; Wants to be a File Clerk-Home Ec. Club, 2, 4; Dance Club, 3; Glee Club, 4; President of Home F ' .c. Club, 4. MYERS, SHIRLEY MARIE-Likes to collect pic- tures; Wants to be a Nurse-Nursing Club, 3, 4; Dance Club, 4. NACHMAN, RICHARD HAROLD— L ikes photography; Wants to sell pencils— Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 4; President of Band, 2; Boxing Trainer, 4; U. S. M. C. NEISH, GERALD LEWIS. OLIVER, JAMES MOORE— Likes fishing; Wants to be a Dairy Farmer— F. F. A., 2, 3, 4; Fire Patrol, 4. PARNELL, WILLIAM RILEY— Likes to fish; Wants to be happy— Junior Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 3, 4; Track, 3. PERNIGO, RITA— Likes to travel; Wants to study Dramatics— Dance Club, 3, 4; Hall Monitor, 4; News- paper Staff, 4. PETTY, SHIRLEY MEREDITH-Likes to read, draw cartoons, and collect costume jewelry; Wants to be a Secretary— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff, 4. PLUM, LORETTA JEAN-Likes dancing; Wants to be a Nurse— Home Ec. Club, 3; Nursing Club, 4; Newspaper staff, 4; Hockey team, 4; Secretary- Treasurer of Nursing Club, 4. PORTCH, MILDRED ANN-Likes to collect souvenirs; Wants to go to Business school— Army Military, 1; Home Ec. Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; News- paper staff, 4; Home Ec. Reporter, 4. PUTMAN, DOROTHY— Wants to go to Business School— Music Club, 1; Dance Club, 4. REEDY, THELMA JANE— Likes photography; Wants to be a Private Secretary— Homeroom Repre- sentative, 1, 3; President of Future Citizens of Amer- ica Club, 3; Homeroom President, 4. REEDY, VIRGINIA MARIE— Likes sports— Basketball; Wants to be a Bookkeeper and Typist- Future Citizens of America Club, 3, 4; Assistant Secretary -Treasurer of F. C. A., 3; Secretary of F. C. A., 4. RICE, JUNE LORRAINE— Likes to collect what- nots; Wants to be a Nurse— Home Ec. Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4. ROBERSON, MILDRED VIRGINIA— Likes to collect pictures and autographs; Wants to be a I vpist —Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club, 3; News- paper staff, 4; Secretary of Library Club, 4. ROWLAND, DEANE EVELYN— Likes dancing and Alvin; YY ; ants to be a Bookkeeper and later an Accountant— Library Club, 2, 3; Vice-President of Library Club, 3; Basketball, 3, 4; Hall Monitor, 4; Dance Club, 4. ROWLAND, PEARL MAY— Likes to collect whatnots; Wants to be a Home Maker— A. F. H. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y ' ice-President of Homeroom, 1; Treasurer of A. F. FL, 4. RUSSELL, CHARLES LINVILLE— Wants to be a F ' armer or Mechanic— E. F. A., 3, 4; F ' ire Patrol, 3, 4; Vice-President of F. F. A., 4. SAUNDERS, BETTY LOUISE-Likes to sleep and eat; Wants to be a Radio Broadcaster— Cantata, 1; Glee Club, !, 2; Operetta, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club, 3; Dance Club, 4; Y ' ice-President of Homeroom, 4; Cheer Leader, 4. SHAYV, EDITH MAY— Likes collecting phono- graph records; YY ' ants to be a Singer and Secretary- Glee Club, 1, 2, 4; Cantata, 1, 4; Operetta, 2, 3, 4. SHERWOOD, VIVIAN LORRAINE— Likes danc- ing, taking and collecting snapshots; Wants to be a Newspaper Reporter and travel— Cantata, 1; Pirates of Penzance, 3; Glee Club, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; Presi- dent of Flomeroom, 3; Manager of Basketball team, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. SIMPSON, JACQUELIN MAE-Likes sports and collecting photographs; Wants to be a Stenographer- President of Homeroom, 1; Safety Patrol, 1; Home Ec. Club, 2, 3; Representative to Home Ec. Conven- tions, 2; Commercial Club, 3; Newspaper staff, 4; Dance Club, 4; Office Worker, 4. SMITH, FRANCES MAE-Likes to collect rec- ords; YY ' ants to work in an office— Glee Club, 1, 2; Dance Club, 3, 4. SMITH, MARGARET JUNE-Likes to collect pictures of Movie Stars; YY ' ants to be a Telephone Operator— President of Home Ec. Club, 3. SMITH, THOMPSON C.-YVants a Musical Career— President of Band, 3, 5; Student Govern- ment, 3, 4; Orchestra, 4; Pirates of Penzance, 4; Pinafore, 5; Newspaper staff, 5; Dance Club, S. SPENCER, ELIZABETH ANN-Likes making sketches; Wants to attend George YY ' ashington Uni- versity-Nursing Club, 3; Literary Club, 3; Hockey, 4; Monitor, 4; Americana Quiz team, 4; Secretary of Literary Club, 4; Y’earbook staff, 4. ■{ 115 } Senior Directory — Class of 1946-1947 SPIESS, SHIRLEY MARIE— Wants to fly-Falls Church High, 1; Basketball, 3, 4; Literary Club, 3; Yearbook, 3, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4; Dramatics Club, 3; President of Dramatics Club, 3; Monitors, 4; Business Manager of Yearbook, 4. SPILMAN, HARVEY— Likes radio; Wants to be a Radio Engineer; Social Studies Club, 3. STRANG, JEAN ELIZABETH— Likes to sleep and eat; Wants to be a Private Secretary— Glee Club, 1; Cantata, 1; Literary Club, 3; Dance Club, 3, 4. STUBBS, BETTY JANE— Likes to collect minia- ture statues; Wants to work for Government— Glee Club, 1, 2; Softball team, 2; Homeroom Representa- tive, 2; Varsity Club, 3, 4; Hockey team, 3, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Basketball team, 3, 4; Secretarv of E. C. S. C. A., 3; Secretary of School, 3; Dance Club, 4; Yearbook staff, 4; Secretary of Home- room, 4; Treasurer of Honor Society ' , 4; Secretary of Publications, 4. SULLIVAN, ROLAND LEWIS— Likes sports; Wants to go to college— Track, 3, 4; Chess Club, 3, 4. SUTPHIN, KENNETH WAYNE— Boxing, 1, 2. TUCKER, ELLEN LOUISE— Likes Dramatics; Wants to be a Teacher— Attended Eastern High, 1, 2; Junior Play, 3; Glee Club, 3, 4; Pirates of Penzance, 3; Pinafore, 4; Yearbook staff, 4; Gift Committee, 4; President of Literary, 4. TURNER, W. PAUL— Likes swimming; Wants to be an Airplane Mechanic— Eorest Fire Fighters, 2, 3, 4; F. E. A., 3, 4; President of F. E. A., 3; Fire Patrol, 3, 4; Captain of Fire Patrol, 4. V1RTS, GLORIA ANN-Likes Jack; Wants a Career and get married— Homeroom Representative, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Class, 2; Hockey team, 2; Dance Club, 3, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. WAGNER, EDIT H— Likes to swim and keep memory scrapbook; Wants to be an Actress— Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper staff, 2, 4; Dramatics Club. 3; Hockey team, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3, 4; “Climbing Roses”, 3; Feature Editor of Paper, 4; Monitors Club, 4. WALKER, BERNICE V IRGINIA— Likes taking snapshots; Wants to work with children-Chess Club, 2, 3; “Climbing Roses”, 3; Dramatics Club, 4; Year- book staff, 4; Hockey team, 4; Senior Party Com- mittee, 4. W ATTS, ARTHUR JOSEPH, JR.-Wants to go to college. WATTS, JOHN GRAHAM— Likes traveling; W’ants to be a Cattle Rancher— Attended Pasadena Junior College, 1, 2, 3. WHITLING, DONALD HOMER-Likes collect- ing humor; Wants to be a first class Engineer- Junior Varsity Basketball, 3; Projection Crew, 3, 4; Chess Club, 4. WHITMER, ANN VIRGINIA— Likes to collect ribbons; W ' ants to be a Telephone Operator— Glee Club, 1, 2, 4; Nursing Club, 3; Library ' Club, 4. WILLIAMS, GEORGE HENRY-Likes to collect R. R. Things; W- ' ants to be a Diesel Engineer— Future Citizens of America Club, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, WAYNE GRAY-Likes whittling and model building; Wants to be a Plastic Engineer- Track, 1; Art Club, 2, 3; Band, 2; Baseball, 4. W ' lLLIS, MARJORIE ANN— Likes music; W ' ants to study music and be happy— Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club, 3, 4; Hockey Manager, 4. W1NDLE, WILLIAM ALBERT, JR.-Likes hunt- ing and fishing; Wants to be a Diesel Engineer- Dance Club, 4. WOOD, JOYCE JACQUELINE— Likes to collect snapshots; Wants to travel— Attended Aldie High School; Glee Club, 2, 4; Vice-President of Class, 3; President of Glee Club, 4. W’OOLFENDEN, BARBARA JOAN-Likes col- lecting pictures; Wants to work in the Government —Dance Club, 3, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. REED, JUNETTA ELIZABETH-Likes making scrapbook of get-well cards; W ' ants to be an Office Worker— Future Citizens of America Club, 3, 4. THOMPSON, HORACE EUGENE— Likes hunt- ing and fishing. THOMPSON, VIRGINIA PAULINF.-Likes hik- ing— Secretary of Library Club, 3. THOMPSON, WALLACE MELVIN-Likes fly- ing. WILSON, MORGON JERRY-Likes to sail; W ' ants to sail around the World— J. V. 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ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING and CUTTING — PORTABLE WELDERS Arlington, Virginia Res. Phone Chestnut 9414 Bus. Phone Chestnut 3 615 COOMBS ROOFING SHEET METAL CO. SHEET METAL IN ALL BRANCHES Roof Repairing — Painting — Furnace Repairs Guttering — Spouting — Over 20 Years Experience 13 11 N. 19th St. Arlington, Va. DECORATIONS FOR BACCALAUREATE SERMON AND COMMENCEMENT BY (Slafrstone (larhms Helene and John Affleck, Proprietors FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Box 45 6, Vienna, Virginia, Located Near Oakton Phone: Vienna 17-W . . . Free Delivery •! 130 V HART REAL ESTATE A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING For The: Insurance of all kinds — Your Listings Invited Consult Us When Selling or Buying Annandale, Va., Box 47 FAMILY, HOME, FARM and GARDEN ANNANDALE VARIETY SHOP The Friendly Store” Phones Al. 295 2 or Al. 2047 Annandale, Va. Al. 901 ANNANDALE SERVICE STATION Compliments of H. G. Crandall W. C. WILLS Phone Alex. 6690 Annandale, Va. Annandale, Virginia E. W. LONG SONS Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies FAIRFAX, VA. ANNANDALE, VA. FAIRFAX 30 5 -J ALEX. 5752 LYNN MOYER COMPANY GOODYEAR TIRES — TUBES — ACCESSORIES KELVINATOR APPLIANCES HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Oakton, Virginia Phone Vienna 380 SIMS ELECTRIC SERVICE Compliments of Phone Falls Church 1209 1 1 16 N. Station 1 1 M AND MELS ' RESTAURANT Arlington, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of MRS. SHELTON T. WHITE LLOYD BARKER SONS Annandale, Virginia Annandale, Virginia 131 1- BURR HEISHMAN’S EVERLY FUNERAL (Lee Boulevard Service) HOME TIRE and BATTERY Telephone: Fairfax 10 HEADQUARTERS Fairfax, Virginia 7 CORNERS A Service That is Distinctive Lee and Wilson Blvds. Falls Church Phone 2177 But Not Expensive” GATEWAY DINER Service Neon Sign Co. The Finest in Foods ” L. and J. Keyes, Owners We Serve Everything Better Signs From Soup to Nuts for Rosslyn, Va. Glebe 9780 Better Advertising” Phone 1916 Diagonal Road The Measure of Quality Temple 46 54 Alexandria, Virginia -j 132 y LOW PRICES - EASY TERMS COURTEOUS TREATMENT HOPKINS MILLER ' S SERVICE STATION Greasing and Washing Tires — Tubes — Batteries Lee Highway at Centerville, Va. Phone Fairfax 15 9-J-2 FURNITURE CO. 810-812 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Fresh Cuts Every Friday CHICKEN — BUTTER — EGGS R. J. HAINES DEALER IN LIVESTOCK Half Mile West of Kamp Washington Phone Fairfax 76-W-ll S. WHITESELL Light Lathe Work — Tool Sharpening Compliments of Phone Vienna 2 80 Oakton, Virginia THE SPORT CENTER Compliments of BRADLEY ' S GRINDING SERVICE Falls Church, Virginia Washington, D. C. Compliments of Lockers Processing MANASSAS FROZEN FOODS Phone Manassas 294 WRIGHT HUNT Meats Frozen Foods FEDERATED STORES LAKE JACKSON TAVERN Manassas, Virginia Vienna, Virginia DINING and DANCING W. H. BREWTON SONS STATIONERS LEVINSON CLOTHING SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS 32 56 M St., N. W., Washington 7, D. C. COMPANY McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery International Trucks Outfitters for Men and Boys Plymouth — Chrysler — Sales and Service 424 King Street R. J. WAYLAND 218 Center St., Manassas, Va. Phone 219 Alexandria, Virginia { 133 y The Williamsburg Trip 1. Ann and Marjorie to Court 2. Our Guide 3. Time Out! 4. The Stocks 5. Out for a Ride 6 . Ready to Go -{ 134 y 7. Bernice at Jamestown 8. The Chaperone 9. Sr. John’s Church BROWN HOOFF VERNON M. LYNCH SONS LUMBER and MILLWORK SUBURBAN HOMES BUILDING MATERIALS and ACREAGE Manassas, Virginia FAIRFAX COUNTY When in Manassas, Visit FAIRFAX TEXACO STATION Cocke and Prince Gas — Oil — Tires — Tubes — Batteries William Pharmacies Complete service for your car James S. Fox Where Friends Meet” Fairfax 360 Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of MEMBER JAMES E. NICKELL Q NATIONAL (?) ASSOCIATION] ? INSURANCE ABSIIW SON ROBERT D. GRAHAM HARDWARE INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Fairfax, Virginia Phone 36 Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of YEATMAN’S VINCENTS DINER Most Complete Line of Hardware HOUSEWARE — SPORTING GOODS FINE FOODS BUILDING SUPPLIES Rts. 211 and 29 Fairfax, Virginia Phones OX. 2243-2244 Wilson Blvd. at Hartford Arlington, Va. -{ 135 1- ARUNGTON BOOTERY Congratulations Shoes for the Entire Family THE FAIRFAX STANDARD CH. 9820 3132 Wilson Boulevard MONCURE AGENCY BASTIAN BROS. COMPANY Rochester, N. Y. REAL ESTATE AND NON- ASSESSABLE MUTUAL INSURANCE Falls Church 2200 Falls Church, Va. Representative — Raymond E. Page, Vinton, Va. 126 Cleveland Avenue Designers and Producers of High School Jewelry, Commencement Announcements and Name Cards LLOYD E. SMITH WOODWARD LOTHROP Annandale, Virginia 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Phone District 5 300 • REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Now That We Are Two” Two young-idea stores, each with its own exciting Fourth Floor of Young Fashions” . . . WOODIES,” traditional headquarters for the school crowd, and our not-so-long- SALES AUTO ago acquired NORTH BUILDING” just across the street . . . you find TWICE as RENTALS FIRE many new fashions and accessory ideas FINANCE LIFE from which to build a smart and budget- wise wardrobe. Compliments of J. WILSON COFFEY ROAD GRAVEL — CINDERS R. L. ASHFORD REAL ESTATE GENERAL HAULING — ROAD GRADING Phone Fairfax 76-W-4 Falls Church, Virginia BUILDING MATERIAL Vienna, Va. Frigidaire — Sales and Service HARRY ' S PLACE R. S. MYERS GOOD HOME COOKED MEALS 306 S. Washington St. Falls Church 1551 Falls Church, Virginia Centerville, Virginia «i 136 h Gladys S. Waggoner Join the Crowd at COAL — ICE — WOOD — FUEL OIL VIENNA PHARMACY Maytag — Westinghouse — Philgas Appliances Your Prescription Store ” Phone 3 5 Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 44 B. ALTON POOLE FRANC JEWELRY CO. Wholesale Poultry Dealer Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Fairfax, Virginia Glebe 2300 3 137 Wilson Boulevard Phone Fairfax 3 5 3 Arlington, Virginia WHITESELL Class Rings - Commencement Announce- ments - Visiting Cards - Caps and Gowns REAL ESTATE Club Pins - Athletic Award Letters VIRGINIA Medals and Trophies furnished by Homes, Farms and Acreage JAMES L. DECK Listings Solicited 403 E. Franklin Street Phone Vienna 280 Oakton, Va. Richmond 19, Virginia METTAUER BROS. Leeway Furniture Co., Inc. ANNANDALE STORE Phone: Alex. 8 5 09 Temple 95 80 VIENNA STORE — Phone: Vienna 317 NIGHT PHONES: Chestnut 4606, Mich. 5 829 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Annandale, Virginia Apex Washing Machines - Crosley Refrig- erators and Radios - Sunbeam Products L H ELECTRIC STOVES J 137 y Bauserman’s Service ARLINGTON GLASS C. E. Ailstock, Manager Hume of Satisfied Customers” SHOP CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL While U Wait Columbia Pike and Glebe Road • Phone Ch. 4944 Arlington, Va. Auto Glass CH. 4660 MASON HIRST SPURRIER MOTORS REAL ESTATE S. D. Spurrier, Owner • 0 1311 Wilson Blvd. Tel. Glebe 4110 Annandale, Virginia Arlington, Virginia The Remnant Shoppe Established 1869 1203 King St. Alexandria, Va. THE MANASSAS Fabrics of Every Description Trimmings and Complete Line of Buttons JOURNAL Open: 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. — Mon. to Fri. • 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. — Sat. Phone 3 1 Al. 7477 Manassas, Virginia Compliments of Manassas Livestock MANASSAS LUMBER CORPORATION Market, Inc. Manassas, Virginia Manassas, Virginia LUMBER AND MILL WORK BUILDERS’ HARDWARE SALES EACH TUESDAY Phone: Manassas 340 -! 138 j WEAVER WALSH REAL ESTATE - LOANS INSURANCE STAUB’S STORE AT THE CROSS ROADS Burke, Virginia Dye Building Centerville, Virginia Phone: Fairfax 231-J-ll Phone Fairfax 14-W-l SHOP IN CENTERVILLE AT McLaughlin Hardware Co. ARRINGTON DRY CLEANING SERVICE Notary Public Maple Avenue Vienna, Virginia Service Free to Veterans Phone Vienna 63-J At the Crossroads Centerville, Va. Free Pick-Up and Delivery Phone: Fairfax 231-W-4 Laundry Service EARL ELECTRIC CO. B R WELDING CO. APPLIANCES - FIXTURES Any Type Welding — Day or Night WIRING - REPAIRS Phone Vienna 3 34 Oakton, Virginia Fairfax, Va. Phone Fairfax 370 T. F. and F. B. Burkholder, Props. LADY FAIRFAX LORD FAIRFAX INN WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ The Horne of Visiting Teams APPAREL MODERN TOURIST Fairfax, Virginia COURT Fairfax 370 Oscar Griessmer Fairfax 236 “i 139 h Seen Around Fairfax High 1. The Presidents 4. The Huddle 2. The Reedys 5. I he Boss 3. Shirley— All Dressed Up 6. “The Three” 4 140 y 7. Parade 8. Sadie Hawkins 9. Where’s Chuck? Telephones Office, Vienna 218 Residence, Vienna 154 CAREER COURSES RAY BARNEY SON STRAYER offers business training on the college level. Graduates secure positions REAL ESTATE BROKER as secretaries, accountants, executives. Special Eight-week Summer Courses in Gladys I. Batt, Representative Shorthand and Typewriting. James E. Barney, Insurance B.C.S. degree conferred on graduates of Vienna, Virginia Business Administration course majoring in Accounting subjects and Business Law. SUMMER CLASSES — June 23 and July 7 J. H. CRAIG SONS FALL-TERM CLASSES — Sept. 8, 15, 22 A:k for Secretarial or Accounting Catalog Local and Interstate Hauling STRAYER DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK Feed — Seed — Fertilizer, Etc. COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY Phone Vienna 32 1 - J COLLEGE OF SECRETARIAL TRAINING Oakton, Virginia 13th F, N.W., Washington 5, D. C. FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE DRINK MORE MILK Best by T est ALEXANDRIA DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., Inc. Phone: Alex. 252 5 334 North Pitt Street Alexandria, Va. 1 141 y Compliments of MAC LINDSEY REALTOR 75 N. Glebe Rd. Arlington, Va. CH. 6090 — CH. 2627 — OW. 6029 Arlington Business Equipment Company Typewriters — Adding Machines Overhauled — Repaired — Serviced Bought — Sold — Rented Bob and Jim Marshall OX 1252 2 5 19 Wilson Blvd. CHERRYDALE AMOCO SERVICE 4019 Lee Highway Gas - Oil - Tires and Accessories Road Service Glebe 2944 Cherrydale, Virginia VIRGINIA DINER FINE FOODS Routes 211 and 29 1 z Mile East Centerville, Va. W. A. BARNETT’S SONS Wholesale Confectioners Distributors for SCHRAFFT’S CHOCOLATES 115 King Street Alexandria Virginia Phone: Alex. 0496 d 142 y Southern States Fairfax Petroleum Cooperative James A. McWhorter CERTIFIED SURVEYOR Land Surveys Subdivision Planning and Layout Construction Layout Gasoline — Kerosene — Fuel Oil Dietzgen Directo” Process Motor Oil — Tires Black and White Prints Annandale, Virginia Phone 173 Fairfax, Virginia Phone Alexandria 3736 OLD DOMINION BANK Compliments of Arlington, Virginia Complete Banking Service McCREERY’S RADIO Three Convenient Locations To SERVICE Serve You Member F.D.l.C. Fairfax 191 Telephone NA 0999 One Day Service F. J. BOWLER Falls Church Bakery A. C. Mozynski, Proprietor PLASTERING Danish Pastry — Pumpernickel Birthday and Wedding Cakes Home — Fairfax Hills Homemade Ice Cream Repairing of Plain and Ornamental Plastering 623 Colorado Bldg., 14th and G. Sts., N.W. Washington, D. C. 101 E. Broad St. Phone Falls Ch. 1644 Branch Store — 105 3 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Virginia TERRY B. SIMMS Compliments of ANNANDALE REAL ESTATE CLEANERS Alexandria, Va. Washington, D. C. Across from Annandale School Phone Georgia 7037 Alex. 8846 -! 143 ' r Ben Franklin Stores A Friendly Store to Shop In” 315 N. GLEBE ROAD Buckingham Glebe 9191 Arlington, Virginia Have Your Home Insulated by J-M Trained Specialists Johns-Manville Sales Corp. 928 5th St - N.W. JwTjl _ EX 1177 Johns-Manville BLOWN ROCK WOOL HOME INSULATION 1417 New York Ave., N. W. REpublic 58 50 Gain with Ginn ” Washington, D. C. OFFICE SUPPEIES — OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY SCHOOE EQUIPMENT SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRINTING GIFTS A beautiful Stationery and Office Supply Store Visitors Welcome ■{ 144 y Com fitments of DAYMAN’S MALE ONE’S FASHION CENTER 3162 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va. Home of Smart Junior Clothes 5 30 King Street Alexandria, Va. MANASSAS ICE E. E. LYONS FUEL COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTOR COAL — OILS — ICE REPAIR SERVICE ATLANTIC DISTRIBUTOR Falls Church 2880-J Phone 22 Manassas, Virginia R. F. D. No. 1 Vienna, Virginia Prince William Covers for Electric Cooperative FARE FAC SAMPLER • Furnished by Phone Manassas 23 5 KINGSKRAFT Manassas, Virginia Kingsport, Tennessee HORACE E. BROWN Wc Sell Something of Most Everything ATHLETIC GOODS GROCERIES - HARDWARE Headquarters for PAINTS, Etc. PHILGAS R. E. KNIGHT SONS Phone 1168 62 1-2 5 King St. Alexandria, Va. Falls Church, Virginia Phone Alex 4180 — 0041 ! i45 y FAIRFAX SCRAMPLE 1. Why, Bob! 6. The Gang 10. Disgusted ? o W e W on ! 7. Remember Mrs. Hancock? 11. The Readers 3. Who ? 8. Pete and Dick 12. The Speakers 4. Say cheese ! 9. Joyce and Eva 13. The Poet 5. Lois and Rnby 14. “Shakespeare’s Ladies { 146 1 - THE NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRFAX Congratulations Fairfax, Virginia Capital — $75,000.00 and Best Wishes Surplus: Undivided Profits and Reserve for $165,268.00 YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS from Compliments of Frank R. jelleff, Inc. J. C. PENNEY CO. One of the Country’s 615 King Street Great Specialty Stores” Alexandria, Virginia The following friends, through their generous contributions, have helped to make the 1947 Fare Fac Sampler a financial success: John S. Barbour Herbert Blunt J. W. Brookfield Thomas P. Chapman, Jr. Andrew W. Clarke L. M. Coyner WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE HANKING SERVICE Including Travelers Checks Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Savings Accounts Christmas Savings F.H.A. Mortgage Loans We finance Autos and Household Appliances F.H.A. Modernization Loans Monthly Payment Loans Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE VIENNA TRUST COMPANY Vienna, Virginia Wilson M. Farr James U. Kincheloe W. Lewis Leigh Randolph M. Loughborough Hugh B. Marsh Coy L. May Frederick D. Richardson George B. Robey John Rust Dr. Seymour Wolf THE IVES FUNERAL HOME Established 1910 Day or Night Phone: Oxford 2062 2 847 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Virginia { 147 }- SENIORS AT PLAY |m 1 . “ The Spider ’ ’ 2. Yearbook Big Wheels 3. Jimmy 4. Teddy •’ . Working hard? 6. Tenacious Pals 7. Let’s go ! 8. Alice 9. Buddies 10. The Dyes 11. Good? ' 12. Goldbrick 13. Fight it out! 148 j MANASSAS HARDWARE CO. Phone 15 1 Manassas, Virginia NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTY SHOP Phone: Alex. 1123 Annandale, Virginia NEWMAN-TRUSLER HARDWARE CO. Manassas, Virginia Furniture - Stoves - Paints - Oils - Glass - Wall Paper HALL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Occoquan, Va. Phone: Lorton 18-F-22 Compliments of SPEER ' S SERVICE STATION SANDWICH SHOP Kami 1 Washington Fairfax, Virginia ANNANDALE MARKET FRESH MEATS — VEGETABLES — GROCERIES Annandale, Virginia FAIRFAX CAB COMPANY Taxi Stand At The Courthouse — Phone Fairfax 3 80 Compliments of SHERWOOD ' S TOURIST HOME FAIRFAX FLOOR SERVICE Floors Sanded and Finished — Cleaned and Waxed Fairfax 1 87-W Compliments of VIENNA BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Dorothy Willie Vienna, Virginia ELLIS RADIO SALES SERVICE 3630 Lee Highway Arlington, Virginia Chestnut 8400 Compliments of SAVIA ' S BARBER SHOP Vienna, Virginia M. E. CHURCH REALTOR Falls Church, Virginia ADRIANS JUNIOR DRESSES and COATS Arlington, Virginia ROSSLYN AUTO BODY CO. 1 83 3 North Moore Street Arlington, Virginia THE FAIRFAX HERALD W. L. Carne, Publisher Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of CONKLE VINCENT Kamp Washington ARLINGTON BOYS ' and GIRLS ' SHOP From Infancy Through Age 16 OXford 1361 3 141 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va. FAIRFAX CIRCLE MARKET FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON FRESH MEATS STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES CIRCLE MOTOR COURT Good Food — Modern Cottages — Esso Service Phone 264 Fairfax, Virginia VIENNA CLEANERS Phone VI. 276 Vienna, Virginia GLEBE COURT SERVICE Lee Highway Old Dominion Drive Compliments of M. T. RUST. Inc. QUA LITY SHOP Arlington, Virginia HI WAY INN STEAKS — CHICKEN — CHOPS Phone: Fairfax 185 Fairfax, Virginia FAIRFAX FUEL SUPPLY CO. FUEL OIL - COAL - BUILDING MATERIALS Phone Fairfax 1 WHITEHOUSE RABBITRY FA. 3 50-J-2 A. B. Hammond Fairfax, Virginia THE YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP MEN’S and BOYS’ FURNISHINGS Manassas, Virginia PAUL ' S JUNIOR SIZES IN DRESSES AND COATS Arlington, Virginia BRENNER ' S BAKERY 3 5 00 Columbia Pike Annandale, Virginia THE ALMA SHOP 3 152 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Virginia WELL ' S ESSO SERVICE Bull Run, Virginia PRINTERS STATIONERS BINDERS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE We are proud to hare had the pleasure of working with The Staff in producing this Yearbook BROWN-MORRISON CO., Inc. 718 Main Street . . . LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA i ns y „ Acknowledgment We, the students and faculty of Fairfax High School, wish to express to the editor, the sponsor and the entire staff of the Fare Fac Sampler our gratitude and appreciation for the efforts put forth in making the Twelfth Volume of our book a success, thus giving us another accomplishment to add to our advancing record of progress. The staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Hopper, our advisor, for her guidance and help; Mr. MacIntyre and Merin-Baliban for their services and cooperation with our photographs; Mr. Penny and Mr. Hicks of Brown- Morrison for their efforts in producing this book, the finest we have ever edited; all our advertisers who have made our undertaking an overwhelming financial success; the willing 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 jvay to the successful completion of our tasK. - jr V v V o X C L fc ct e i y ,y mv % JP AsSu slo VJ VRARE 373.755 F 1947 V. 12 Fairfax High School, Fairfax, Va. FARE FAC SAMPLER NEXT TO THE HEART OF THE NATION - ■ IN HISTORIC VIRGINIA LYNCHBUR6