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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1948 volume:

VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE 1948-49 Publications Contest YEARBOOK DIVISION GROUP I FARE FAC SAMPLER Fairfax High School Fairfax, Virginia LAYOUT: A well-designed book, some pages a little crowded in Organization Section. Division pages especially good. Senior Section best all round section in the book. Some irregular mountinp among lower classes. Good title page, however, Fairfax, Va. should have been included as copy. Nice printed end sheets. CONTENT: Good editorial work with proper identification of photos. Well selected neat cover. Good printing throughout. Advertising Section well arranged with snapshots at different intervals. Cover well selected, binding good. COMMENTS: Overall this is an excellent book. The cost of production is somewhat above schools of this classification. i%in criticism the crowded condition on some of the organization pages. This could have been relieved by cropping the photos a bit more and closing up the type matter on some pages. LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GIFT OF DIVISION OF EXTENSION Business Manager: Doris Beahm mtt Mk m te eMSI ' K ETHEL ROACH POTTS in recognition of her services and devotion to the students and to Fairfax High School in the capacity of teacher, sponsor, counselor and administrator. Teacher Sponsor Counselor Administrator .... FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOLS J. H. Rice, Assistant Superintendent; F. W. Robinson, Chairman; Alex L. Haight, John Middleton, C. N. Cockrell, Clarence B. Jett, George C. Gillingham, Richard E. Shands, George T. Reeves. -f 10 y i jthcdjuon.. Robert B. Walker Supervisor of High Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia Samuel J. Coffey Principal B.A. Randolph-Macon College M.A. University of Virginia George II. Pope Assist a nt Principal B.A. Shepherd State Teachers’ College M.A. University of Virginia n y Craighill S. Burks Biology, Chemistry, Physics Head of Science Department B.S., Hampden-Sydney College Maron L. Broaddus English, Orientation, Social Studies B.S., Mary Washington; M.A., University of Virginia Dorothy Billings Rome Economics Head of Home Economics Department B.S., Farmville State Teach¬ ers College Mary C. Bowler Mathematics B.S., University of Virginia Nancy Lee Caufield Shorthand. Typing B.S., Madison College; Phillips Secretarial College Theodora C. Cox English B.S., Madison; University of Virginia Margaret Davis English, Social Studies B.S., Peabody College Esther E. Drew E n glisli Sophomore Co-ordinator B.S., M.S., Clarion State Teachers College Geraldine Estep Music B.S., Madison Walter J. Dowling Printing, Mechanical Drawing Head of Industrial Arts Department Oswego State Teachers College Vida I. Fairchild Typing, Math A.B., Temple University Ann Farr Spanish, Physical Education A.B., North Carolina University Jack W. Follin Math, Science B.A., Yale University { 12 y Marjorie G. French English, Dramatics B.A.. Ohio State University Dibrell Fulcher Science, Math B.S., Mary Washington College Arlene Goosby General Business, Typing, Math B.S., Mary Washington College Mary Moore Hughes Math, History A.B., State Teachers College, Radford, George Washington U niversity Katherine E. Hopper Guidance Eighth Grade Co-ordinator B.S., Mary Washington College, George Washington University Mary Katharine Kern English, Public Speaking Head of English Dept. A.B., Goucher College Ralph H. Lewis Wood Shop; Industrial A rts B.S., M.A., Western Kentucky Ben F. Kyker Social Studies Freshman Co-ordinator B.S. Wilson Teachers College P J - v Mary Hille McCoy Horne Economics B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Alice B. McFarland Math., Social Studies, English University of Virginia Radford Teachers College Helen McGlothlin English, Social Studies B.A., Mary Washington College William Manvell Band; Industrial Arts Head of Music Department Page Green Manual Train¬ ing School; George Wash¬ ington University Nelle Marshall Art, Math B.S., Duke University Radford State Teachers College 13 Y Elizabeth Shamburger Home Economics B. S., Mary Washington College JhsL J ' oxjjdh Ethel M. Slonaker English, Social Studies, Latin, Orientation B. S., Madison College Catherine Snodgrass Physical Education A.B., King College Martha E. Reely Civics Director of Guidance University of Virginia George Washington University Madison College Ethel R. Potts Algebra, riane Geometry Trigonometry Junior Class Co-ordinator B.S., M.S., Allegheny College Ruth Royston Government, Journalism Senior Class Co-ordinator A.B., William and Mary College University of North Carolina Robert W. Mavity Physical Education Director Physical Education and Athletics B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College Vonna W. Offield Vocational Office Training, Bookkeeping Head of Commercial Dept. B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Virginia E. Stanley Librarian A.B., Chowan College Duke University Elsie Story American History Head of Social Studies Department B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Winnie E. Sutherland Visiting Teacher B.S., M.A., University of Virginia Ross F. Walker Physical Education B.S., Virginia Military Inst. Grace L. Linton Secretary to Principal A 14 y ALMA MATER College Song 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 leafllets 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 16 I PI ,08| e cutiffimiM of tn( tuntm . . . fcnqlL k. .. . SocrnL StudicA, Robert Kotick President Mr. Craighill Burks Miss Ruth Royston Sponsor Co-ordinator i 18 Y Helen Ardella Alexander “Peggy” Vienna, Virginia Gloria Ann Allison “ Kitten” Centreville, Virginia Marie Louise Auth “Marie” Fairfax Station, Virginia Carol Lorine Avery “Carol” Springfield, Virginia Dorothy Dean Barker “Dot” Fairfax Station, Virginia Kenneth Owen Baughman “Ken” Annandale, Virginia Charles Wilford Beach “Willie” Fairfax, Virginia Doris Louise Beahm “Doris” Vienna, Virginia Majoria Lee Beahm “Margie” Fairfax, Virginia Adele Joyce Bender “ Adel e” Fairfax, Virginia { 19 Juanita Pay Buhl “Fuggy” Vienna, Virginia Paul Erich Bit low, Jr. “Paul” Annandale, Virginia Harold Raymond Burbridge “Leftie” Alexandria, Virginia Norma Jean Burton “ Jeannie” Springfield, Virginia Robert C. Burton “Bob” Palls Church, Virginia Irene Butler “Irene” Alexandria, Virginia Dorothy Cameron “Dot” Palls Church, Virginia Horace Hart Carmichael “Fete” Vienna, Virginia Harold Lee Cauble “Gooch” Alexandria, Virginia Elizabeth Ramsay Chapman “Betsy” Fairfax, Virginia d 20 h Virginia Mae Bennett ITazee Mae Blackburn Annie Evelyn Blake “Ginny” “Hazel” “Ann” Annandale, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Helen Carol Blasdell Vaughan Lewis Blevins “Carol” “Pills” Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Albert Thomas Boley Anne Carter Borton Frederick Braxton Boswell “Little Pohick” “Ancy” “Braxton” Springfield, Virginia Burke, Virginia Fairfax, irginia James Hilton Bowman Barbara Ann Breckenridge “Sneaky Pete” “Bobs” Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia 1 2i y William Kirk Crossman “Bill” Annandale, Virginia Helen Crumbaugh “Helen” Fairfax, Virginia Paula Mae Curran “Paula” Fairfax, Virginia Phyllis Jean Dickerson “Phil” Alexandria, Virginia Patricia Ruth Drennen “Pat” Vienna, Virginia Shirley Ann Dye “Shirley” Centerville, Virginia Elwood Franklin Edwards ' “Curly” Alexandria, Virginia Dorothy Helen Fletcher “Dorothy” Manassas, Virginia Alice Marie Feusahrens “ Feusie” Fairfax Station, Virginia John Lawrence Fones “Lefty” Fairfax, Virginia { 22 y Austin Clawson “Jack” Fairfax, Virginia Samuel Williard Cline “Sam” Vienna, Virginia Theresa Ann Clingenpeel “Terry” Vienna, Virginia Hernice Mildred Cobb “Bernice” Fairfax, Virginia Anna Catherine Cockereli c t 4 i i Anna Fairfax Station, Virginia George Leon Collier “Leon” Fairfax Station, Virginia Clara Elizabeth Cornell “Corny” Merrifield, Virginia James John Corridon “Jim” Fairfax, Virginia Alvin Leroy Costello “Alvin” Vienna, Virginia Rosemary Florence Crawford “Rosie” Alexandria, Virginia i 23 y Norman Gresham “ Gresh” Fairfax, Virginia Morris Lee Griffiths “Griff” Annandale, Virginia Betty Lee Helmcamp “Betty” Alexandria., Virginia Barbara Lee Hendryx “Bobs” Joann Louise Hoffman “Joann” Manassas, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Nellie May Holder “Nellie” Vienna, Virginia John Beverley Holland “Bev” Vienna, Virginia Charles Arthur Houseman, Junior “Charlie” Vienna, Virginia Norma Lee Hughes “Norma” Vienna, Virginia Richard Hummer “Dick” Alexandria, Virginia -I 24 1- Shirley Jean Ford “ Shirley” Oakton, Virginia Etta Jean Foster “Etta” Springfield, Virginia James Allister Foster “Jimmy” Arlington, Virginia Vera Martha Fox “ Foxey” Annandale, Virginia David Garner “David” Burke, Virginia John James Gleason “Big John” Vienna, Virginia Joyce Kidwell Goode “Kitten” Fairfax, Virginia Mozelle Goods “Mo” Annandale, Virginia George Daniel Grau “George” Vienna, Virginia Mary June Grau “Many” Vienna, Virginia { 25 Y Dorothy Marie Lester “Dorothy” Fairfax Station, Virginia Hunter Vance Lester “Dee-Wee” Burke, Virginia Robert Edward Lindauer “Boh” Annandale, Virginia Virginia Jane Lindsay “Jenny” Vienna, Virginia Mary Elizabeth Loy “Mxyrt” Vienna, Virginia Robert Eugene Long “Gene” Burke, Virginia Betty Bruce MacDonald “Betty” Springfield, Virginia Patrick McAleese “Pat” Fairfax, Virginia Bonita Faye McBride “Bonnie” Annandale, Virginia Marie Virginia McDonald “ Pidgeon” Arlington, Virginia i 26 y Sue Ann Hummer “Susie Q” Annandale, Virginia Shirley Jean Hunt “Sliirl’ ' Vienna, Virginia Harriet Lenore Hyer “ Blondie” Vienna, Virginia Robert Jarrell Agnes Lavina Kearns “Bob” “Aggie” Alexandria, Virginia Palls Church, irginia Fred William Kidwell Mildred Marie Kitchen Robert Elwell Kotick “Junie” “Boots ' ’ “Bob” Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Viiginia Dorotha Lou Kyker Jacqueline Lepevre “Dot” “Jackie” Vienna, Virginia Annandale, Virginia S 27 F Betty Jean Nolan “Bet” Fairfax, Virginia Betty Norfolk “Betty” Fairfax, Virginia William Riley Parnell “Willie” Alexandria, Virginia Margaret Virginia Payne “Ginny” Fairfax, Virginia Doris Pierson “Doris” Vienna, Virginia Lois Marguerite Pobst “Bib” Fairfax, Virginia Robert Benjamin Prosise “Rapid” An nan dale, Virginia Robert W. Randle “ Blackey” Springfield, Virginia Daisy Mae Reedy “Daisy Mae” Alexandria, Virginia John Wesley Ritter, Jr. ‘‘Wes” McLean, Virginia i 28 y Robert Franklin McKenna “Bugs” Annandale, A T irginia Allen Leonard Mielke “Fuzzy” Alexandria, Virginia Mary Ellen Miller “Mary” Oakton, Virginia Phillip S. Miller “ Snozzola” Vienna, Virginia Gertrude Lenore Mock “Trudy” Falls Church, Virginia Rosemary Anne Morgan “Morgan” Oakton, Virginia PIlsie Mae Mudd “Elsie” Fairfax, Virginia Jimmie Faye Mullin “Faye” Annandale, Virginia Betty Winona Myers “Betty” Fairfax, Virginia James Casper Myers “Casper” Clifton, Virginia i 29 y Arnold Sylvester Stallman “Governor” Vienna, Virginia Mary Elizabeth Stanton “Mary” Alexandria, Virginia Billy Joe Starnes “ Heath-cliff” Fairfax, Virginia Charles Stevens “ Charlie” Fairfax, Virginia r rvin Edward Sutphin “Sut” Vienna, Virginia Melvin Douglas Sutphin “But” Fairfax, Virginia Geraldine Lee Thompson Warren Douglas Thompson “Mickey” “Doug” Falls Church, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Marshall F. Tomlinson “Skippy” Fairfax, Virginia Leon E. Trumble “Floyd” Burke, Virginia {30 y Leroy Wallace Roseberry “Wally” Springfield, Virginia Marie Roseberry “Rosie” Springfield, Virginia Margaret Frances Russell “ Frannie” Fairfax Station, Virginia Elizabeth Ann Scott “Betty” Vienna, Virginia Jean Delores Siianor “ Jeannie” Springfield, Virginia Adabelle Frances Shelton “Ada” Fairfax, Virginia David Ray Simpkins “Dave” Alexandria, Virginia John Gordon Slonaker “ Z eke” Fairfax, Virginia John Smith “Jack” Clifton, Virginia Janet Marie Spitzer “Janet” Vienna, Virginia 13i y Mannon Alvin Tucker “ Tucker Annandale, Virginia Dorothy Turner “Dot” Vienna, Virginia Virginia Ava Veach ‘ ‘ Ginnie ’ ’ Alexandria, Virginia Joseph Elton Wakefield “Hot Bod Annandale, Virginia Thomas Gilbert Walker “Buddy McLean, Virginia Betsy Lewis Waple “Bet Vienna, Virginia Patricia Clark Waring “Pat Fairfax, Virginia David Oliver Watson “David Annandale, Virginia Minnie Virginia Wells “Virginia, Clifton, Virginia Donald Lee White “White Annandale, Virginia -I 32 y Martin Linwood Whitmer “Linwood” Clifton, Virginia Myra Wilhelmina Wiesman “Myrt” Vienna, Virginia Mary Louise Williams “Mary Lou” Annandale, Virginia Richard Tatum Williams “Reds” Oakton, Virginia Margaret Doris Wolfe “Doris” Merrifield, Virginia Charles William AVood “Woodie” Annandale, Virginia William Ribble AVright “Bill” Springfield, Virginia Marion .Josephine Zimbro “Jo” Burke, Virginia Benny Ballard Monte Burns Ann IIamill Carolyn Lyerly Lawrence Mitchell Philip Mitchell Bernice Walker 3n ilrmorg of . . Roger Bradshaw Spindle For his unswerving loyalty to his school and all its activities, his never failing sense of humor in each situa¬ tion, and his warm friendship with pupils and teachers, we at Fairfax High School will always remember Roger. 34 y WHOOK CUSSintlTIO f THt ttlUffTS ii ll .. , ; ■ 3« ,v i ffpi ■i FTP MB ' MB ' — IF El ' j ii; p|i, iB IF wbm ifi 1, 1 Ml IB i 1 ■ mm i -f w WJ v i ■ Sjfek iMB pe . «. jMFfRnFT jSUl ;; - j| R, S k ' ' stm jraB- £ !■ Wtl -’WL : ,%M P 9 J. i� v H A£- mb -J ! , Jf ; 9 ’Wy T , nn iarr ■--—-n him Bk jtr? ‘T - . . . £nqli k. . .. Cbmhkjcm, dtibJt u ... ' hjwd JtMp ... 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QLoaa, Staats, Nellie Mae Stover, Barbara Swain, Joan Swan, Billy Swart, Asa Tait, James Thompson, Willie Tinder, Rodney Tobler, Herman Lee Tomlinson, Norman Tucker, Standford Waple, Hugh Waring, Peggy Washabough, Sara Watkins, James Weakley, Harry Weir, Gerald Whitmer, Carol Whitmer, Elizabeth Whittle, William Williams, David Williams, Patricia Windle, Wray Winegord, Lois Wood, John Woods, Patricia Yowell, Mary Zimbro, Audrey 8 Jr T 9 Sample i 54 y . . . fcnqliiJL . . . SociaL S udicA, . . . OhisniaiiovL ... ScismoL .. . VYlcdth, j JL L_ IT Miss Nelle Marshall Mrs. Katherine Hopper Sponsor ( ' o-ordinator Connie Moravitz Vice-President Beatrice Stough Secretary Steven Foltz Treasurer {56 y £iqhik, ’fyhadsL Adams, Beulah Beach, Betty Beans, Virginia Bennett, James Bennett, Willard Blaine, Karl Blevins, Mable Boley, Betty Bonnet, James Bostic, Orville Bowman, Norman Bransom, Barbara Breckley, Robert Bridges, Virgil Brill, Donald Bristow, Hazel Buckley, Stewart Burke, Marvin Burnett, Richard Byrne, Mary Virginia Carroll, Barbara Caton, Raymond Cline, Jean Cline, Joan Coldwell, Rufus Cole, Emelia Cole, Helen Collier, Betty Cook, Mary Cooper, Barbara Cooper, Harlan Cornell, Eileen Cornell, Mary Creekmur, Dorla Crosen, Claude C ' ruey, Polly Crumbough, Thelma Cushman, Joan Davis, Donald Davis, James 1%8 J’CUisl jtac. { 57 y fciqhJtk. ' fyhajdsL Davis, Marian Davis, Mary Dean, Norman Dellinger, Julia Detwiler, Reamus Dismuke, Charles Dove, Douglas Dove, Howard Dove, Margaret Dove, Viola Dowell, James Downs, Richard Draper, Betty Dulany, Ann Duncan, Robert Durant, Patricia Ennis, Ruth Evans, Robert Feidler, Dorothy Fisher, Jean Fletcher, Ruth Foltz, Stephen Fones, Garland Fulghum, Dorothy Fulks, Glenna Fuller, Patricia Fuller, Phyllis Gardner, Mary Lou Gerken, Catherine Gilbertson, Jule Gilley, Ronald Glascock, Nellie Gordon, Helen Gore, Joyce Graham, Roberta Hadeed, Normeh Hall, Shirley Hansborough, Currell Harris, Betty Jean Harrison, Anna Mae -{ 58 y fciqhik, )hadsL. Harrison, Pearl Harrison, Virgil Hart, Charlotte Haynes, Vernon Hazelwood, Dorothy Heishman, Hugh Henry, Charlotte Hinshaw, Oscar Holmes, Lewis Horseman, Milton Houck, Norman Howe, Bruce Hower, Paul Hughes, Dorothy Huguley, Donald Huguley, Robert Jeffrey, Patricia Jenkins, Betty Lou Jennell, Virginia Johnson, Edith Jones, Billy Kearns, Wayne Kelly, George Kerrick, Marion Kidwell, Mary Kidwell, Ralph King, Gilbert Kingree, Doris Klyn, Richard Koci, Marie Lacy, Peggy Landon, Samuel Lawson, Thomas LeCompte, Jimmy Lester, Tommy Dollar, Brice Lverly, Jessie Lytton, Leon McDaniel, Eleanor McGowan, Helen yUwdswi, Jo’dy-itiqhL «{59 y fciqhik. ’fyhadsL McLane, Barbara Mahr, Neil Mason, Ralph Mead, Barbara Merryman, Margaret Miller, Jacqueline Miller, Sue Millner, Nancy Mills, Nelson Monroe, Ann Monroe, Lee Monson, Philip Moore, Bogardus Moore, Christina Moravitz, Constance Morrisey, Ellen Mudd, Margaret Mudd, William Mullin, Harold Mylroie, Thomas Neher, Estelle Nolan, Jimmy Obaugli, Joe Patton, Richard Person, Emily Pettitt, James Phillips, Martha Pitkin, Asa Plaugher, Dean Poole, Donald Porter, Jimmy Powers, William Prentice, Shirley Pullen, Mary Pullen, Nelson Pumplirey, Wayne Raper, Jarrell Raynes, June Reedy, Helen Reeves, Beverly i 60 y fciqhik. jhadsL Reiter, Lawrence Rice, Paul Rice, Richard Richey, Sylvia Riggles, Jack Riley, Ellen Risner, Lucille Robbins, Walter Robertson, Blanche Robey, Virginia Robinson, Joan Robinson, Mary Rose, Norma Rosin, Nancy Round, Dorothy Rucker, Patricia Runyon, Mary Russell, Mary Russell, Michael Russey, Janice Saunders, Patricia Schaeffer, Gertrude See, Genevieve Sembower, Janice Shelton, Robert Sherfey, Ramon Sherman, Franklin Sherwood, Shirley Sliomo, Eleanor Simpson, Carol Simpson, Joseph Sims, Mae Sisk, Regina Skillman, Eugene Sloper, Doris Smallwood, Virginia Smith, Coleman Smith, Sarah Southers, Guy Spalding, Betty VUmJtsmL A 61 1 fciqhik. fhcudsL Staton, Barbara St. Clair, Paul Stewart, Susen Stough, Beatrice Stover, George Stubbs, Patricia Sturhahn, Ted Supinger, Roy Sutphin, Louise Swain, Roderic Talbott, Edward Thompson, Claude Thompson, Lee Tobin, Ann Trenis, Phillip Turner, Patsy Twombly, Roland Uhler, Margaret Upham, Millicent Utterback, Ann Vain, Leilani Yon Sassenschied, Barbara Waldecker, Emanuel Waple, Nancy Webber, Frank W eber, Kay Williams, James Williams, Marlene Witherall, Julian Wood, Sue M oods, Terry Woolfenden, Ronald Worth, Roderic Wright, Betty Yarbrough, Tom 1%8 JjOJUL J ' JaXL 1 62 y FARE FAC SAMPLER Marjorie Beahm Editor Tony Borton . Freshman Editor Ann Blake Shirley I)ye Margaret Gerkin | Alice Thatcher ( Martha Sours. Senior Editors Junior Editors Sophomore Editor Jule Gilbertson Doris Beahm } Bernice Cobb . Eighth Grade Editor Business Managers Sponsor Mrs. Katherine Hopper ASSOCIATE EDITORS Allison, Gloria Bennett, Lorraine Crawford, Rosemary Duncan, Marty Hunt, La Verne Hunt, Shirley McLaughlin, Beverly Minor, Joann Nolan, Betty Potter, Mildred Reed, Frances Shepherd, Dorothy Sullivan, Theresa Walker, Bernice Williams, Patricia Windsor, Patricia FARE FAC SAMPLER The yearbook which has been an annual publication since the organization of the school thirteen years ago, has proved to be very successful. The main purpose is to bring to each student a book which he 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. J ' COlSL J ' jCU SciMplsih, d 64 F FAIR FACTS EDITORIAL BOARD Bob Burton . Editor Virginia Veach . Associate Editor Rosemary Morgan . News Editor Dorothy Kyker } „ , „ TI Feature Editors Barbara Hendryx} Pete Carmichael . Sports Editor Pat Waring . Girls Sports Editor Pat Waring .. Activities Editor David Watson . Business Manager Bob Kotick . Headline Editor Ancy Borton .. Exchange Editor Betsy Waple ) m Juanita Buhl( Typing Editors Harriet IIyer . Alumni Editor Leon Collier . Circulation Editor Advisors: Miss Ruth Royston . Editorial Mr. Walter Dowling . Printing MEMBERS Adams, Marjorie Allison, Gloria Blasdell, Carol Borton, Tony Cantrell, Cleon Carden, Pat Clingenpeel, Calvert Clingenpeel, Theresa Bill Crossman Bill Brown Cunningham, Geraldine Curran, Paula Forney, Alexa Hughes, Hick Hughes, Norma Hunt, Shirley Koci, Joan Lefevre, Jackie MacHonald, Betty May, Anna McLaughlin, Beverly Miller, Phil Myers, Patty Nolan, Betty Potter, Mildred Randle, Bob Roseberry, Wally Saunders, Mary Ellen Shanor, Jean Trumbo, Janet VanKretsclnnar, Jaap Wasliabaugh, Sara Williams, Mary Lou Williams, Patsy Willie Parnell Steuart Weller PRINTERS Reds Williams Page Murphy Aims From the beginning of the year ’47-’48, Fair Facts had an unprecedented financial burden. The publishing of a paper of creditable quality without the student fee utilized by former staffs has been Fair Facts’ primary aim. Accomplishments 1. The staff has met its financial responsibilities for the year. 2. The staff has published the usual number of issues. 3. The quality of the paper has been fairly creditable though somewhat hurt by concentration on finance. 0 1 65 ) STUDENT UUVERNMENT |f -3. 0p ' -M Ssis i. MwESfa i im . � $ . it .. OFFICERS Philip Miller. Marjorie Beahm... Gertrude Mahoney. Tony Borton... Mr. Craighill Burks. . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor MEMBERS Cabinet: Albert Boley. Secretary of Safety Ancy Borton. Secretary of Publications Robert Burton. Advisor Pete Carmichael. Athletics Barbara McKenna. Publicity Wesley Ritter. Secretary of Buildings Pat Waring.. Activities David Watson. Advisor Myra Wiesman. Publicity H ome Boom Representatives: Gloria Allison Bruce Bvgate Barbara Carroll Barbara Curtis Peggy Cockrell Ann Dulaney Mozelle Goods Oscar Hinshaw Dorothy Holmes La Verne Hunt Bill Crossman. Sergeant at Arms Richard Williams. Charles Wood... Arnold Stallman. Senators: Margaret Albrecht .. Ann McKenzie. Gracie Simpson 1 Robert Wills . Theresa Clingenpeel Billy Starnes Secretary of Grounds . Activities . Public Relations . Freshman . Sophomore . Junior l . Senior Joan Koci Tommy Lawson Robert Loy Marie McDonald Philip Monson Austin Clavcson. Willie Parnell Mary Belle Sisk Tommy Yarbrough Charles Wood . Cleric of Senate Aims To serve and represent the school. To foster good school spirit. To promote wholesome recreation. To develop leadership and responsible citizenship. Accomplishments Sponsored Hallowe’en, Christmas, Valentine, and Sadie Hawkins Dances. Sponsored March of Dimes, Community Chest, and Junior Red Cross drives. Provided hall monitors with arm bands. Supervised locker assignment system. { 66 y GAMMA SIGMA OFFICERS Ancy B orton .-.. President Albert Boley . Vice-President Doris Beahm . Secretary Virginia Veach . Treasurer Miss Mary C. Kern . Sponsor MEMBERS Auth, Marie Borton, Ancy McBride, Bonita Beahm, Doris Clingenpeel, Theresa Morgan, Rosemary Beahm, Marjorie Crossman, Bill Veach, Virginia Blake, Ann Dve, Shirley Watson, David Boley, Albert ' Whitmer, Linwood NEW MEMBERS INITIATED FEBRUARY 11, 1948 Allison, Gloria Curran, Paula Lytton, Anna Lee Baughman, Kenneth Davis, Tommy Offield, Terry Blasdell, Carol Dawson, Ann Ritter, Wesley Burton, Robert Feusahrens, Alice Rowland, Mona Chapman, Betsy Fones, Lefty Trumbo, Janet Clemons, Ormand Goods, Mozelle Uhler, Kemper Cornell, Clara Gresham, Norman Waring, Pat Cunningham, Geraldine Griffiths, Morris Wood, Charles Hyer, Harriet Aims ]. To establish Honor System. 2. To get an Honor Code. 3. To inspire the ideals of the Honor Society in the students of the High School. Accomplishments 1. Initiation of new members. 2. Starting of the Honor System. d 67 h MONITORS OFFICERS Margorie Beahm.. Captain Phyllis Dickerson. Secretary Mr. George Pope.. Sponsor Auth, Marie Beahm, Doris Beahm, Marjorie Bender, Adele Blake, Ann Boley, Albert Buhl, Juanita Burrows, Mary Alice Chapman, Betsy Clingenpeel, Theresa MEMBERS Cobb, Bernice Crawford, Rosemary Dickerson, Phyllis Dye, Shirley Feusahrens, Alice Hendryx, Barbara Hughes, Norma Hunt, Shirley Hyer, Harriet Mahoney, Gertrude Morgan, Rosemary Nixon, Agnes Nolan, Betty Rowland, Virginia Stallman, Virginia Veach, Virginia Waring, Pat Wiesman, Myra Wright, Adele Aims To relieve congestion in the halls. Keep the halls clear. Keep people in their class rooms. Relieve the noise in the halls. 3 ' OJisl Joxl Samplsuv S 68 J FIRE PATROL OFFICERS Irvin Sutphin. .. Captain Mr. George Pope. Sponsor Abrahams, Donald Adams, Jimmy Boley, Albert Boswell, Frederick Carmichael, Pete Dowell, Heighter Fulgum, Ralph MEMBERS Greenstreet, Walton Heath, Warren Kidwell, Fred Knicely, Orville Lester, Hunter Miller, Phil Murphy, Page Myers, James McLean, Roy Slonaker, Gordon Smith, Jack Sullivan, Mike Sutphin, Irvin Williams, Richard ! 69 j- SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS Wallis Alves.. Alice Feusahrens. Officer Shumate. Mr. George Pope. . Captain Second Lieutenant . Officer .. Sponsor Alves, Wallis Avery, Carol Boley, Albert Burke, Roger Cantrell, Cleon Clawson, Austin Collier, Leon Dove, Douglas Aims MEMBERS Downs, Richard Feusahrens, Alice Hendryx, Barbara Horseman, Betty Houck, Marland Irvin, Hugh Kidwell, Eddie Kerns, Agnes Lester, Fredrick McLaughlin, Beverly Myers, James Pobst, Lois Ritter, Wesley Russell, Michie Suffer, Bill Sherman, Franklin Sherwood, Cullen Smith, Bird Smith, Jack Tucker, Mannon Twombly, Roland Whitmer, Linwood Wills, David Now in the time of “haste and waste” we, as young citizens, are striving to protect lives of our fellow students. Our aims are the aims of all free Americans, “Live and let live.” We wish to protect others while traveling to and from school and watch out for reckless drivers. Accomplishments To the time of publication, we haven’t had any accidents. No student was hurt or injured. We have a total of fourteen busses for Fairfax High School students, all of which are protected as much as possible, by thirty-one able bus patrols. We have acted as traffic directors for football games, X-ray survey, con¬ certs, and night baseball. We have served as helpers during the fuel shortage. Safety lectures were given to all students, plus special speakers on safety from Washington, D. C. We have proved that teen-agers are safety minded and will follow words of caution better than their elders. We have had a clean record for five years. JahSL J’Oxa Sampkjv f 70 y FUTURE CITIZENS OF AMERICA 0 P F I C E R S Adele Wright. Ronald Shoop.. James Henderson. Larry Phillips. Mrs. Ethel M. Slonaker .. President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Clark, Jack Foltz, Barry Heaton, Jack Henderson, Janies Holmes, Dot MEMBERS Irvin, Hugh Nixon, Agnes Phillips, Larry Shockey, Sonya Shoop, Ronald Spillman, Newton Van Kretsehmar, Jaap Watkins, Jackie Wright, Adele Wright, Audrey The Future Citizens of America aim their goals for: To become good citizens; increase membership; make money to take care of expenses; to be of help to new students; and to give a donation to the Memorial Fund. During the year they sold $50.00 worth of Christmas cards; gave $10.00 to Memorial Fund; increased membership; and had interesting and entertain¬ ing programs. { 71 1 - PROJECTIONISTS OFFICERS Allen Mielke. Gordon Slonaker. Bill Sapper. Bill Wright. Mr. Samuel J. Coppey. . President ...Vice-President . Secretary Chief Operator . Sponsor Bell, John Benham, William Bygate, Bruce Cauble, Harold MEMBERS Higgenbotham, Brent Hummer, Richard McLane, Roy Mielke, Allen Saffer, Bill Slonaker, Gordon Wright, Bill Aims To teach the hoys all about the projectors. To keep the machines in top shape. To have a nice bunch of boys for next year. Accomplishments The hoys have learned all about the machines. The machines have been kept in good shape. J ' CUisl J ' CUL Sampl Ji, T 72 h CARVING CLUB 0 F F I C E R S Ohm and Clemons.. President 4 Wayne Baughman. Vice-President Jack Kid well.. . Secret ary Robert Poland. ...Treasurer Mr. Ralph II. Lewis. Sponsor MEMBERS Baughman, Wayne Birch, Ralph Brown, William Buhl, John Clemons, Ormand Dowell, Billy Dowell, Brighter Green, Robert Gorham, Linwood Hamilton, Albert Hyer, Joe Kidwell, Jack Loveless, Donald Nester, Mac Plaugher, Alvin Poland, Robert Roberts, James Scott, Charles Smith, Buddy Smith, Howard Spillman, Bill Whittle, William Thompson, Willie Aims To learn simple rules of design. To learn different woods and their value for carving. To promote interest in shop. To learn proper parliamentary procedure in club meetings. Accomplishments Carvings made of animals. A good spirit of club fellowship. A desire to learn more of shop work. Ability to design simple carvings. YUnsdswp J ' dy ' sriqhL d 73 F SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUE OFFICE R S Myra Wiesman. Mozelle Goods. Peggy Alexander. Mickey Thompson. Mrs. Marjorie French. . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor MEMBERS Alexander, Peggy Bender, Adele Blake, Ann Buhl, Juanita Cockrell, Anna Cornell, Clara Goode, Joyce Goods, Mozelle Hendryx, Barbara Hughes, Norma Kitchen, Marie Kyker, Dot Kotick, Bob Lindsay, Virginia Lyerly, Carolyn Mullin, Faye Payne, Virginia Prosise, Lois Aims To speak clearly and distinctly. To acquire confidence and poise. To try to portray characters in plays. To study about stage equipment. Scott, Betty Stickle, Virginia Spitzer, Janet Thompson, Mickey Watson, David Waple, Betsy Acc on iplis hments Individual sketches of various types. Preparation and presentation of the following one-act plays: Party Line .. .6 characters Say It 11 ith b lowers .8 characters Blue Tie .3 characters Several Monologues. JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB 0 F F I C E R S Mary Alice Burrows. President Virginia Stallman. Vice-President Alexa Forney. Secretary Betty Ross. Treasurer Mrs. Marjorie French.. Sponsor MEMBERS Albrecht, Margaret Arrington, Pat Bell, Emily Bender, Anne Benham, Betty By gate, Judy Carroll, Jeanette Demory, Virginia Forney, Alexa Hanger, Sally Hunt, LaVerne Hunt, Mary Kitchen, Ruth Kitchingman, Carol Kitchingman, Jane McKenna, Barbara Newton, Pat Peacher, Margaret Ross, Betty Stallman, Virginia Stover, Barbara Swain, Joan Waring, Peggy ( YUmdsmv 1 75 y EPSILON DELTA LITERARY CLUB OFFICER S -Arnold Stallman. Pvcsiclciit Betsy Chapman ... Vice-President John Driefer. Secretary — 1st half year Grace Benham. Secretary— 2nd half year Paul Durant. Treasurer — 1st half year Elizabeth Whitmer. Treasurer —2nd half year Miss Mary Katharine Kern.. Sponsor Ayre, Jane Benham, Grace Buckley, Anne Curran, Phyllis Driefer, John Durant, Paul MEMBERS Blanchard, Howell Kitchen, Ruth Koci, Joan McMahan, Phil Parnell, Bill Stallman, Arnold Stickle, Bob Swain, Joan Waring, Pat Whitmer, Elizabeth Woods, Pat EPSILON DELTA LITERARY CLUB 1 he Epsilon Delta Literary Club established these aims: to foster an interest in literary activities; to develop an appreciation in reading, speaking, acting, debating, and creative writing; and to train further pupils for our state contests of the Virginia Literary and Athletic League. 1 hese aims were achieved: active participation in various Literary Con¬ tests, dramatics, and public speaking; a program at every meeting; several social activities during the year; entertained guests with an original Christmas piogram of music, art, and literature; a standard pin and guard chosen for the club ; and increased membership and interest. J ' WtSL J ' OTL SxmtphA, I 76 K LIBRARY OFFICERS Maxine McGowan. President Page Murphy. Vice-President Jean Barnes. Secretary Edwin Reeves. Treasurer .Miss Virginia Stanley. Sponsor MEMBERS Barnes, Jean LeCompte, Robert Scott, Shirley Boswell, Frederick McGowan, Maxine Sherwood, Cullen Cooke, Billy Murphy, Page Tait, John Kidwell, Marche Reeves, Edwin Whitmer, Linwood Aims 1. To create interest, in reading. 2. To visit Library of Congress. 3. To give book reviews. 4. To get outside speakers. 5. To study authors. 6. To have annual faculty tea. Accomplishments 1. Faculty tea. 2. Movie. 3. Book talks to English Classes. 4. Study of Modern and Contemporary writers. 5. Became familiar with classification of books. 6. Gift of display letters to Library. yimoJtsmv Jifdi}-sdqhL {77 y CHESS CLUB OFFICERS Robert F. Blasdell . President W illiam Ruff . Vice-President Terry Offield . Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Ethel R. Potts. Sponsor Alves, Wallace Amos, Lee Anderson, Janies Baughman, Kenneth Bulow, Paul Clark, Jack Crossman, Bill Dean, Norman Feagans, William MEMBERS Gorham, Linwood Harrington, Lorraine Hawley, Donald Hockman, Richard Lester, Hunter Murphy, Page Shepherd, Dorothy Sherwood, Cullen Simmons, Thomas Stevens, Charles Sullivan, Theresa Talbott, Edmund Uhler, Kemper White, Donald Withered, Julian Woods, Terry Worth, Rod Zine, Lindol Aims To promote and stimulate an interest in chess. lo arouse a competitive and sportsmanlike spirit among the members. For personal enjoyment. Accomplishments We are members of the Inter-High Chess Federation of Washington, and meet at the Gordon Hotel to play tournament chess with the Washington High Schools in the fall and spring. 1 78 y ART CLUB OFFICERS Chuck Hoovler . President Ann McKenzie . Vice-President Josephine Monroe . Secretary Betty Hawling . Treasurer Miss Nellie Marshall. Sponsor Biggers, Elizabeth Birch, Ralph Breckenridge, Patsy Bull, John Galanis, Bill Hawling, Betty Houck, Marland MEMBERS Hoovler, Chuck Jenkins, Bob Keys, Sandra Monroe, Josephine Moravitz, Francis Mudd, Mildred Pearson, Louise Rowland, Mary Joyce Rowland, Mona Smith, Billy Waple, Hugh Weir, Gerald Wyatt, Joann Aims 1. To organize trips to museums and art galleries. 2. Have an art exhibit. 3. To increase interest in aesthetic appreciation and enjoyment of art. 4. To express own ideas and feelings in a variety of art media. 5. To improve ability in drawing, painting and designing. Ac com p 1 ishn i ends 1. Growth in appreciation of art quality in masterpieces. painting sculpture architecture 2. Increased satisfaction, contentment and true enjoyment of life, result¬ ing from a familiarity with and greater understanding of beauty in nature and in works of man. { 79 1- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA i 1 | ■ 8 § lU i JP OlFFI CERS Gertrude Mahoney . President Anna Magner . Treasurer Virginia Rowland . Vice-President Pauline Howke . Reporter Betty Biestel . Secretary Miss Mary Hille McCoy . Sponsor MEMBERS Biestel, Betty Howke, Pauline Dolinger, Bose Kidwell, Betty Harrison, Eleanor Magner, Anna Aims To hold weekly meetings. To participate in the World Christmas Festival. To be active in the PWF Federation. To stress good parliamentary procedure. To entertain our parents. To work toward degrees of membership. To sponsor money making schemes which will put the club on a sound financial basis. To plan a yearly budget and keep accurate financial records. To contribute toward FFA-FITA camp fund. To interest more girls in club membership. Accomplishments Held weekly meetings. Participated in the Prince William Fairfax Federation meeting s. Practiced parliamentary procedure in club meetings. Worked toward the Junior Degree of Membership. Sold Christmas cards for money making project. Planned our yearly budget and kept accurate financial records. Contributed to FFA-FIIA camp fund. Affiliated with the state and national organization. Participated in a Future Homemakers Rally. J ' CUisl j zc Sample so y Mahoney, Gertrude Beed, Frances Bowland, Virginia GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Ancy Burton. Terry Clingenpeel. Betsy Chapman. Juanita Buhl. Miss Geraldine Estep . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . Librarian .... . Sponsor MEMBERS Albrecht, Margaret Avery, Carol Benham, Betty Blevins, Mildred Borton, Ancy Brownell, Billie Rae Burrows, Mary Alice Carter, Shirley Chapman, Betsy Cline, Yada Clingenpeel, Terry Cole, Marian Dawson, Ann Feusahrens. Alice Foster, Etta Hamill, Ann Hanger, Sally Hoffman, Mary Ann Hunt, Shirley Hunt, LaVerne Hutchins, Peggie Jenkins, June Krebs, Kay LeFevre, Jackie May, Anna MacDonald, Betty McBride, Bonita McGowen, Maxine McKenzie, Anne Prichard, Betty Rowland, Mona Shomo, Doris Shanor, Jean Sisk, Mary Smith, Pat Thatcher, Alice Veach, Virginia Waring, Pat Waring, Peggie Wasliabough, Sara Wright, Audrey Yowell, Mary Zimbro, Audrey Aims To maintain a high standard of singing. To participate in public performances that will be of value to the student body. To obtain fun, fellowship and relation from singing. Accomplishments Thanksgiving program. Christmas program. Entered the District music festival. Commencement participation. TUnsdsmv {si y BOYS ' CHORUS Clawson, Austin Davis, Tommy Gleason, John Hannah, Robert MEMBERS Jefferies, Harold Knicely, Orville Moyer, John Parnell, Willie Rucker, Robert Seymour, Richard Starnes, Billy Sutphin, Irvin Williams, Richard Aims To obtain fun, fellowship and relaxation from singing. Accomplishments Sang in Christmas program and for assembly. J ' OhSL 3 0X1 SxWlpl Jc {82 y CONCERT ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Norman Greshman. President Marie Auth. Secretary-Treasurer Mr. William Manvell. Sponsor Auth, Marie Boley, Albert Brownell, Billie Rae Clingenpeel, Terry MEMBERS Cromer, Robert Dawson, Ann Durendock, Bill Gore, Bill Gresham, Neil Gresham, Norman Kidwell, Edward Watson, Neil Worth, Rodney Aims To increase interest in and appreciation of classical and semi-classical music in orchestral form, stressing music as an aid to a cultural background. VUmbuLTL J ' tfdy-sriqht d 83 OFFICERS Austin Clawson. President Neil Gresham. Vice-President Mary Stanton. ecretary-Treasurer Mr. William Manvell... Sponsor MEMBERS Barnes, Jean Bauckman, Olga Boley, Albert Campbell, Eugene Clawson, Austin Cole, Marion Cromer, Robert Dawson, Anne Duvendack, Bill Eppard, Roy Fleming, James Garner, Gwendolyn Gore, Orville Gresham, Neil Hawley, Robert Hoffman, Joann Hutchins, Carolyn Hutchins, Peggy Le Compte, Robert Lester, Rosie Moore, Dolores Payne, Ike Peacher, Margaret Plaugher, Le Roy Pritchard, Betty Raper, Harrison Scott, Skippy Shanor, Jean Shomo, Doris Simpson, Jeanette Sisk, Marybelle Stanton, Mary Thatcher, Alice Tomlinson, Skippy Watson, Neil Whittle, William Wright, Bill Zimbro, Josephine Aims To foster an appreciation of instrumental music through study and per¬ formance. To help create and maintain a higher and better school spirit by playing at athletic events and other public functions. J ' O isl J ' OC, Scunphjv 184 y MAJORETTE UNIT OFFICERS Ann Dawson. Captain Barbara Breckenridge. President Carolyn Lyerly. Vice-President Anna Cockrell. Secretary Olga Baughman. Treasurer Peggy Hutchins. Reporter Miss Catherine Snodgrass MEMBERS Baughman, Olga Hamill, Ann Breckenridge, Barbara Hendryx, Barbara Cockrell, Anna Hutchins, Peggy Dawson, Ann Aims To accomplish new routines and participate in as much as possible this year. To march in the Apple-blossom Festival again. March at all outdoor games. Accomplishments Marched in the Apple-blossom parade. Marched at all outdoor games. Marched in the Safety Patrol parade. Goode, Joyce Lyerly, Carolyn Shanor, Jean Wright, Adele VlinsdsML J ' lfdij-siqkL i 85 y EIGHTH GRADE CLUBS GLEE CLUB Miss Estep Sponsor Branson, Barbara Byrne, Mary Cole, Emelia Cook, Mary Cooper, Barbara Cushman, Joan Downs, Richard Dulaney, Ann Feidler, Dorothy Fisher, Jean Fuller, Patricia Fuller, Phyllis Fulglium, Dorothy Gardner, Mary Lou MEMBERS Gordon, Helen Gore, Joyce Hall, Shirley Harrison, Anna Hart, Charlotte Hollingsworth, Katherine Hazelwood, Dorothy Henry, Charlotte Jeffrey, Patsy Jennel, Virginia Johnson, Edith Kingree, Doris Lacy, Peggy McDaniel, Eleanor Millner, Nancy Mudd, Margaret Neher, Estelle Patton, Richard Payne, Audrey Payne, Thelma Plaugher, Dean Robbins, Walter Reeves, Beverly Ann Risner, Lucille Rose, Norma Russy, Janice Saunders, Patricia Sembower, Janice Shomo, Eleanor Sims, Mae Sisk, Regina Small, Marjorie Staton, Barbara Stewart, Susen Sutphin, Louise Thompson, Marie Tobin, Ann Turner, Pat Uhler, Margaret Vaine, Leilani Weber, Marlen Williams, Marlene Aims To sing familiar songs and learn new songs for fun and relaxation. To have a group from which members for the Senior Glee Club can be drawn. GLEE CLUB 1 • ||i§|| 1 1 pc m % •.; ' I ■ I , if ’ 1 ii- ■ I: ’ ■ : ' | ;$Jgg | ’Am ■ Ml i ... L R J ' COisl Joxl Sjampl i, d 86 h MEMBERS Beans, Virginia Blevins, Darlene Blevins, Mabel Boley, Betty Bradley, May Cruey, Polly Dillinger, Julia Detwiler, Reamus Dove, Margaret Fletcher, Ruth Fulks, Glenna Harrison, Pearl Kidwell, Ralph Lester, Tommy McLane, Barbara Ann Milstead, Betty EIGHTH GRADE CLUBS Morrissey, Ellen Monroe, Ann Moravitz, Constance Pearson, Ernest Pullen, Mary Raynes, June Robey, Virginia Round, Dorothy Rupard, Donald Runyon, Mary Ann Shackleford, Louis Sherwood, Shirley Sloper, Doris Smallwood, Virginia Smith, Eloise Upham, Millicent i 1 , ■ jf | . k ii m V 1 � j K ' •(„ —.A MUSIC APPRECIATION Glenna Fulks Virginia Beans President Vice-President Aims OFFICERS Louis Shackleford Secretary Constance Moravitz Treasurer Miss Margaret Davis Sponsor The appreciation of good music. Accomplishments Recordings of classical and semi-classical music were played each week Checkers and magazines were enjoyed while listening to ' the music. Also several picture show programs were given emphasizing music in the home. DRAMATICS OFFICERS Betty Beach President Douglas Dove Dorothy Hughes Ann Utterback Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Miss Maron Broaddus Sponsor ♦ Hi HM [ MEMBERS Beach, Betty Merryman, Margaret Bristow, Hazel Miller, Jacqueline Carroll, Barbara Miller, Sue Davis, Mary Jane Moore, Christine Dove, Douglas Person, Emily Dove, Viola Poole, Donald Ennis, Ruth Prentice, Shirley Gerkin, Karen Richey, Sylvia Glascock, Nellie Riley, Ellen Hadeed, Normeh Robertson, Blanche Harris, Betty Jean Rucker, Patricia Howe, Bruce Stubbs, Patricia Hughes, Dorothy Utterback, Ann Lyerly, Jessie Lee Von Sassenscheid, Barbara Malir, Neil Wright, Betty yiwsdswL Jorty-sughL i 87 y EIGHTH GRADE CLUBS EDITORIAL BOARD Tommy Lawson Editor Donald Huguley Beatrice Stough Sports Editors Hugh Heishman Associate Editor Barbara Mead Jule Gilbertson News Editors Rufus Coldwell Joan Roberson Feature Editors STAFF Adams, Beulah Burkes, Marion C.ine, Jean Cline, Joan Collier, Betty Cornell, Mary Duncan, Robert Huguley, Robert Landon, Sam Phillips, Martha Skillmau, Eugene Thompson, Claude Trenis, Philip Wood, Sue JUNIOR FAIR FACTS Aims To stimulate love and respect for the work of famous artists. To discover, guide, and develop special art talent. Acquaint pupils with their heritage of art. To provide experience with the creative mediums of art. Accomplishments Some ability to recognize and appreciate art quality. Increased ability to show correct proportion of different objects in a picture. Developed creative self-expression, the readiness to draw, paint, decorate and make things. ART OFFICERS Marion Kerrick President Betty Spaulding Vice-President Patricia Durant Secretary Marion Davis Miss Nelle Marshall Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS Cole, Helen Creekmur, Dorla Davis, Marion Durant, Patricia Draper, Betty Graham, Roberta Houck, Norman Jenkins, Betty Lou Kerrick, Marion Koei, Mari Liming, Robert Monson, Phillip Pumplirey, Wayne Raper, Gerald Reedy, Helen Russell, Mary Esther Shaeffer, Gertrude Sherwood, Shirley Simpson, Carroll Spaulding, Betty Sturhahn, Edward 19fyS jahsL J ' jcuf SamplsUv 88 Y Robert W. Mavity . Head of Physical Education Department Catherine Snodgrass . Director of Girls’ Physical Education, Girls’ Coach Ross W. Walker . Assistant Physical Education Department; Coach Ann Farr . Assistant, Physical Education Department; Coach, Craighill Burks .;. Tennis Coach Jack Follin . Boxing Coach Owl focudviA ' {90 y VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS Skippy Tomlinson. Warren Roseberry. Marie Roseberry. Jimmie Corridon. Mr. Robert Mavity. . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Ballard, Guy Blevins, Vaughan Bonner, Foster Broaddus, Jimmie Burns, Monte Carmichael, Pete Cobb, Bernice Corridon, Jim Dickerson, Phyllis Durant, Paul Feusahrens, Alice Fones, Lefty Foster, Etta MEMBERS Gleason, John Hamill, Ann Johnson, Walter Kidwell, Fred Kotick, Bob McAleese, Pat Miller, Bob Miller, Phil Morgan, Rosemary Parnell, Willie Peabody, Bill Roseberry, Marie Roseberry, Wally Roseberry, Warren Rowland, Virginia Simpson, Jack Stallman, Arnold Sutphin, Irvin Thompson, Mickey Tomlinson, Skippy Toon, Billy Waple, Betsy Waring, Pat Watts, Harry Williams, Red Wiesman, Myra Wolfe, Doris 9i y VARSITY FOOTBALL Squad: First row: Foster Bonner, Freigh¬ ter Dowell, Paul Durant, Jack Simpson, Phil Miller, Arnold Stallman, Skippy Tomlinson, Vaughan Blevins. Second row: Pete Carmichael, Warren Roseberry, Robert Moore, Willie Beach, Jack Clark, Charles Stevens, Bill Peabody, Stuart Weller, Mr. Mavity. Third row: Charles Parnell, John Moyer, Sam Breckenridge, David Garner, Carroll Barrett, John Driefer, Wally Roseberry, Guy Ballard. Fourth row: Willie Parnell, Harry Watts, Jimmy Broaddus, Lefty Fones, John Gleason, Richard Williams, Donald Trombly. J. Simpson L. Fones J. Gleason W. Parnell L. Tomlinson J. Corridon P. Miller B. Williams Captain: Jack Simpson Co-Captains : Lefty Fones, John Gleason, Willie Parnell. Managers : Pete Carmichael, Bob Miller, Guy Ballard, Vaughan Blevins. i 92 Y JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTRALL Captains : Francis Moravitz, Guy Southers. Managers: Terry Offield Brice Lollar. Squad : First row: Harold Jeffries, George Stover, Robert Harkness, Ro b¬ ert Loy, Robert Poland, Wayne Pumphrey, Paul Rice, John Buhl. Second rote: Mr. Walker, James Watkins, Chuck Hoovler, Fran¬ cis Moravitz, George King, John Suffer, Brice Lollar. Third row: Raymond Caton, Law¬ rence Reiter, Bill Horseman, Paul St. Clair, Garland Fones, Lathan Gaines. Fourth row: Donald Poole, Jack Wood, Guy Southers, Charles Dismuke, Elmer Porter, Ralph Kerrick, Terry Offield. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Where Date Opponent Played Oct. 8 Falls Church.There Oct. 16 Mt. Vernon.Here Oct. 24 Wash.-Lee .Here Oct. 29 G. Washington.There Oct. 31 Leesburg .There Nov. 10 G. Washington—...Here Nov. 13 Mt. Vernon.There Nov. 21 Falls Church.Here We They Date 0 7 Sep. 26 0 18 Oct. 3 6 6 Oct. 10 7 35 Oct. 17 9 33 Oct. 25 6 53 Nov. 1 6 15 Nov. 7 0 18 Nov. 14 Nov. 27 Opponent Played Where We The; Chamberlain . .Here 7 0 Wash.-Lee . .There 0 12 Bethescla . .Here 20 6 G. Washington. ...There 7 32 Newport News.... .There 0 26 Blair . .Here 25 0 Lane . .. ..There 6 19 Falls Church. .Here 19 6 Mt. Vernon. . ...There 15 18 A 93 Coach: Ann Farr. Captains: Marie Roseberry, Myra Wies- man. HOCKEY Managers ' - Janet Spitzer, Agnes Nixon, Betty Lou Siegle. HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Where Played We They Oct. 9 Bethesda . .There 2 0 Oct. 17 Wash.-Lee . .Here 3 0 Oct. 17 Falls Church. .Here 3 0 Oct. 22 1 Falls Church. .There 4 1 Nov. 7 Wash.-Lee . .There 0 1 Nov. 11 Blair . .Here 4 0 Nov. 14 Bethesda . .Here 4 0 Nov. 21 Blair . .There 2 0 Squad: First row: Adele Wright, Pat Groves, Virginia Rowland, Alice Feusahrens, Barbara McKenna, Marie Roseberry, Myra Wies- man, Lois Lacy, Phyllis Dick¬ erson, Mary C ' auble, Audrey Wright. Second row: Janet Spitzer, Agnes Nixon, Barbara Breekenridge, Margaret Gerkin, Carolyn Hut¬ chins, Mary Grau, Peggy Alex¬ andria, Virginia Lindsay, Sonya Shockey, Cleon Cantrell, Alexa Fortney, Terry Clingenpeel, Louise Smith, Betsy Waple, Miss Farr. Goalie: Doris Wolfe. { 94 y Monte Burns Captain BOXING Warren Roseberry Fred Kidwell Heighter Dowell Jimmy Corridon Skippy Tomlinson Foster Bonner Robert Poland Jack Kidwell Bobby Burns Walter Johnson BOXING SCHEDULE Where Date Opponent Played We Jan. 20 Allentown .There 3 y 2 Jan. 30 Miller.Here 7 Feb. 5 Charlotte Hall.Here 6 Feb 13 Gonzaga.Here 5 Feb. 21 Charlotte Hall.There 3 Feb. 28 Miller .There 4 Mch. 5 Allentown .Here 5 y 2 Mch. 12 Stuyvesant.Here 5 They Squad: Captain—Monte Burns. Managers: Willie Beach, Sam Breckenridge, Phil Mitchell, Charles Houseman. First row: Bobby Burns, Robert Poland, Jack Kidwell, Monte Burns, Walter Johnson, Fred Kidwell, Donald Trombly. Second row: Edward Shaw, War¬ ren Roseberry, Harold Cauble, Foster Bonner, Skippy Tomlin¬ son, Jimmy Corridon, Ronald Shoop, Jimmy Nolan. Third row: Heighter Dowell, Wil¬ lie Beach, Sam Breckenridge, Phil Mitchell, Paul Durant. 4 95 y Captain: Lefty Fones Managers: Bill Starnes, Johnny Buhl, Jimmie Broaddus. Bobby Miller Vaughan Blevins Norman Gresham Pete Carmichael VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Norman Gresham, Lefty Fones, Vaughan Blevins, Bobby Miller, Melvin Sutphin. Second row: Morris Griffith, Wil¬ lie Parnell, John Gleason, Pete Carmichael, Charles Wood. { 96 y First row: Calvert Clingenpeel, John Moyer, Terry Cannon, Orville Knieely, Neal Gresham, Tony Borton. Second row: Billy Hicks, Dale Price, Robert Prosise, Donald Koert, David Williams, Jimmie Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY SOUAD VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Dec. 12 Quantico . Where Played We They Date Here 36 51 Dec. 19 Maury . .Here 43 39 Dec. 16 Dec. 20 Wilson . .Here 12 46 Dec. 20 Jan. 6 Devitt . .Here 39 40 Jan. 9 G. W. .Here 25 54 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Falls Church .Here 47 27 Jan.16 Lane . .There 34 46 Jan. 13 Jan. 20 Blair . .There 39 59 Jan. 23 Jan. 23 W. L. .Here 53 40 Jan. 27 Quantico . .... There 36 60 Feb. 10 Jan. 30 Wilson . Jan. 31 Norview . .There .There 28 42 54 41 Feb. 13 Feb. 6 Lane . .Here 43 51 Feb. 20 Feb. 7 Norview . .Here 35 40 Mar. Feb. 10 Mount Vernon. .Here 33 45 2 Feb. 13 W. L. .There 37 55 Feb. 17 Bethesda . .Here 27 59 Feb. 20 Blair . ...Here 48 45 Feb. 24 G. W. ...There 37 83 Feb. 25 Falls Church. ...Here 27 25 Where Opponent Played Leesburgh .Here Western .There G. W.Here Falls Church.Here W. L.Here Mount Vernon.Here W. L.There Blair .There Mount Vernon.Here We 24 22 8 31 17 11 35 24 13 They 17 17 43 29 41 27 78 31 14 {97 y GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETRALL EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL First row: Hugh Heishman, Thomas Law- son, Rice Paul, Sam Landon, Rufus Col dwell, Mike R ussell. Second row: Guy Suthers, Lawrence Riter, Charles Dismuke, Wayne Pumphrey, Milton Horseman, Paul St. Clair, Garland Pones. Managers Gertrude Mahoney Geraldine Cunningham Mary June Grau Captain Myra Wiesman First row: Theresa Clingenpeel, Virginia Rowdand, Bernice Cobb, Myra Wiesman, Rosemary Morgan, Virginia Lindsay. Second row: Doris Beahm, Peggy Alexan¬ der, Anne Bender, Pat Waring, Shirley Brinkman, Virginia Blevins. Third Row: Doris Shomo, Lois Pobst, Janet Trumbo, Dot Kyker, Betty Smith. i 98 y GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Pat Waring Doris Beahm Rosemary Morgan Bernice Cobb Dot Kyker Barbara Breckenridge Peggy Alexander Terry Clingenpeel Virginia Lindsay Lois Pobst Marie Roseberry Pictures not taken June Gartrell Carolyn Hutchins VARSITY SCHEDULE Where Date Opponent Played We They Dec. 12 Quantico . .Here 24 12 Dec. 17 Leesburg . .—Here 16 12 Jan. 9 Blair . .-There 6 14 Jan. 14 Bethesda . .Here 17 33 Jan. 20 Falls Church... .Here 14 17 Jan. 23 Wash.-Lee . .There 13 28 Jan. 27 Quantico . .There 15 13 Feb. 9 Bethesda . .There 18 44 Feb. 10 Wash.-Lee . .Here 31 17 Feb. 20 Blair . .Here 18 28 Feb. 25 Falls Church.... .Here Feb. 26 Mt. Vernon. .Here Mch. 2 Mt. Vernon. _There A 99 y 1 TRACK Left to right : First roxo: Edwin Reeves, Billy Hicks, Billy Toon, Bill Duvendeck, Sam Cline, Ralph Kerrick, Mr. Bob Mavity, Coach. Second row: Leonard Cline, Carlyle Lomax, John Tait, Harrison Raper, Robert Hannah, Warren Roseberry, and Vaughan Blevins. Third row: Sonny King, Charlie Houseman, John Gleason, Foster, Bonner, Skippy Tomlinson, and Jack Simpson. TRACK SCHEDULE Where Bate Opponent Played Apr. 15 Stuyvesant.W-L Apr. 17 Handley Relays.There Apr. 24 Lane .There May 7 Culpeper .W-L May 14 State Meet.U. of Va, May 15 State Meet.U. of Va. May 20 Blair .U. of Md. May 28 Mt. Vernon.G. W. 1 ioo y SOFTBALL Left to right: First row: Peggy Waring, Pat Shelton, Etta Foster, Peggy Donaldson, Virgie Rowland, Lois Prosise, June Oartrell, and Carolyn Hutchins. Second row: Alexa Forney, Vada Kline, Audrey Wright, Alice Feusahrens, Virginia Rowland, Mickey Thomp¬ son, Margaret Peacher, Phyllis Dickerson, Joann Hoffman, Mary ( Ellen Yowell, and Carol Whitmer. Third raw: Adele Wright, Agnes Nixon, Anne Bender, Nellie Holder, Wilma Avery, Margaret Fenton, LaVerne Hunt, Barbara Stover, Billy Brownell, Virginia Blevins, and Marion Lambert, and Rosemary Morgan. Fourth row: Sally Hanger, Leitlia Jenkins, Billy Hinshaw, Audrey Reedy, Mary Cauble, Katherine Blevins and Anna Magner. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Where Date Opponent Played Apr. 15 Falls Church.Here Apr. 20 G. Washington.There Apr. 2-1 Blair .Here Apr. 30 Mount Vernon.There May 4 Bethesda . There May 11 Wash.-Lee ..Here May 13 Falls Church.There May 14 Mount Vernon.There May 20 G. Washington.Here May 25 Washington-Lee ... There i ioi y BASEBALL Left to right: First row: Ross Walker, coach; Vaughan Blevins, Skinny Saffer, Robert Prosise, Bill Parnell, Harry Watts, Joe Wakefield, and Jimmy Miller. Second row: Paul Durant, Bob Stickle, Charlie Wood, John Gleason, Jimmy Broaddus, Larry Fones, Charlie Parnell, and Calvert Clingenpeel. Third row: Larry Mitchell, Tommy Marrow, Melvin Sutphin, Bobby Miller, Guy Ballard, Francis Moravitz, Walton Greenstreet, and Bobby Jenkins. B. Stickle L. Fones C. Parnell B. Saffer V. Blevins i 102 y BASEBALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place April 9 Open April 16 Washington-Lee .There April 20 Falls Church . There April 21 Manassas.There April 23 George Washington .There April 27 Mount Vernon .There April 30 Fredericksburg .There May 3 Woodrow Wilson . There May 4 Washington-Lee . Here May 7 George Washington . Here May 11 Stuyvesant . I Here May 14 Mount Vernon . Here May 18 Chamberlain . Here May 21 Manassas. Here May 25 Fredericksburg . Here May 28 Blair . Here June 1 Falls Church Here W. Wakefield B. Miller H. Watts W. Parnell J. Miller { 103 Y v, li 1 ' T 1 j | V ’k. | n | f 1 J A n i 104 y CALENDAR 1947-1948 September 4 26 October 2 9 22 30 November 1 7 11 14 22-23 27-28 School opens with Mr. Coffey as onr Principal again this year. First football game. Victory 7-0. First issue of Fair Facts right off the press. Hockey season opens with our girls winning 2-0. What a, day! Report cards. Big event of the month is the Hallowe’en Dance. Hooray! Night football game at last! We won 25-0. The Junior Class presents “Tom Sawyer.” Vacation—Armistice Day. Football dance after game with Falls Church. We won 19-6. The Juniors take a trip to Williamsburg. Thanksgiving Holiday! December 5 12 22 23 January 5 20 31 February 11 12 14 March 9 20 24-30 31 April 1 3 9 13 16 30 May 8 10 June 1 4 6 8 9 Talent Show. The Quantico games open the basketball season for both boys and girls. Big event, the Christmas dance ! Rest at last—Christmas vacation. Back to school—vacation is over. The boys go to Allentown for boxing—opening matches. Mile of Dimes Campaign is closed with the President’s Ball. Gamma Sigma has installation of new members. Holiday—bad roads. Valentine Dance with Willie Parnell as the Queen. Boys’ basketball team wins the County championship and receives the trophy! Warren Roseberry and Monte Burns win in the finals of South Atlantic Boxing Tournament. A long Easter holiday this year. Symphony Orchestra gives a concert in our auditorium again this year. Everyone has spring fever. Literary contestants go to Charlottesville. Senior Class has a splash party at the Ambassador. First baseball game. The Seniors present “The Charm School.” Representatives go to Lexington to S. I. P. A. Spring dance for all high schools in the county in our gym. The Seniors begin to realize what they haven’t done in the past four years. 1 he girls are still waiting for the boys to ask them to the prom. What everyone has been excited about—the Junior-Senior Prom! Baccalaureate Service. Happ y day—Graduation ! Everyone except the Seniors says goodbye for three months. 106 y SENIOR DIRECTORY ALEXANDER, HELEN ARDELLA—Likes sports; Wants to be a nurse—Home Economics, 1; Vice- President of Home Economics Club, 1; Safety Patrol, 2; Volley Ball, 2; J. V. Basketball, 3; Hockey Team, 3, 4; Junior Play Usher, 3; Secretary of Dramatics Club, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4; Senior Play, 4. ALLISON, GLORIA ANN—Likes music; Wants to learn to fly and to get married; Home Economics Club Secretary, 1; Year Book Staff, 4; Gamma Sigma, 4; Newspaper Club, 4; Homeroom Repre¬ sentative, 4. AUTH, MARIE LOUISE—Likes music and sewing; Wants to be a concert pianist and professional secretary; Newspaper Club, 1; Library Club, 2; President of Orchestra, 3; Co-Captain of Basketball Team, 3; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Band, 3; Orchestra, 3; J. V. Basketball Team, 3; Secretary of Concert Orchestra, 4. AVERY, CAROL LORINE—Likes collecting post cards and swimming; Wants to be a bookkeeper; Homeroom President, 1; Student Council, 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2, 3; Operetta, 4; School Bus Patrol, 4. BARKER, DOROTHY DEAN—Wants to get a cleri¬ cal job; Home Economics Club, 2, 3; Secretary of Home Economics Club, 2; Vice-President of Home Economics Club, 3. BAUGHMAN, KENNETH OWEN—Likes to collect stamps and the radio; Wants to be a chemical en¬ gineer—Essay Contest, 3, 4; Chess Club, 3, 4; Intra¬ murals, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 4; Vice-President of Chess Club, 3, 4; Chairman of Community Chest Drive, 4; Chairman of Senior Arrangements Com¬ mittee, 4. BEACH, CHARLES WILFORD—Likes to collect news about professional golf; Wants to coach a basketball team and let them shoot when they want to—Treasurer of F. F. A., 3; Golf Team, 3; F. F. A. Basketball team, 3; Football Team, ( 4 ' ; Boxing Manager, 4. BEAHM, DORIS LOUISE—Likes collecting post cards, knicknacks, and sports clippings; Wants to be a secretary—Vice-President of Homeroom, 1; Secretary of Junior Class, 3; Business Manager of Yearbook, 4; Secretary of Homeroom, 4; Secretary of Gamma Sigma, 4; Yearbook Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Girls ’ Track, 3; Assistant Stage Manager of Junior Play, 3; Moni¬ tor, 4; Basketball Team, 4 ; Cheerleader, 4. BEAHM, MAJORIA LEE—Likes baby sitting (with older ones, that is) ; Wants to be a first grade teacher; Class Editor of Yearbook, 1, 2, 3; Secretary of Publications, 3; Captain of Monitors, 4; Editor- in-chief of Yearbook, 4; Newspaper, 1, 2, 3; Dance Club, 2, 3; Vice-President of Student Government, 4; Secretary of F. C. S. C. A., 4; Intramural Basket¬ ball and Softball, 3; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Monitor, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Cheerleader, 4; Public Speaking. BENDER, ADELE JOYCE—Wants to be a singer; Dramatics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Repre¬ sentative, 2; Vice-President of Homeroom, 2; Sec¬ retary of Dramatics Club, 3; Homeroom President, 4; Bus Patrol, 2; H. H. S. Pinafore 2; Talent Show, 2; Monitor, 4; Operetta, 4. BENNETT, VIRGINIA MAE—Likes to collect pic¬ tures; Wants to be a Beautician; 1, Glee Club; 3, Dance Club. BLACKBURN, HAZEL MAE—Likes music; Wants to be a typist and get married; 1, President of Homeroom; 2, Future Citizens Club; 3, Future Citi¬ zen Club; 4, Chess Club. BLAKE, ANN EVELYN—Likes outdoor sports; Homeroom Representative, 1; Newspaper, 1; Stu¬ dent Government, 2; Yearbook, 2; Public Speaking, 2; Homeroom Representative, 3; Monitor, 3; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Yearbook, 3, 4; Intramurals, Hockey, Basketball, 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom, 4; Moni¬ tor, 4; Finance Committee, 4. BLASDELL, HELEN CAROL—Likes photography; Wants to be a lawyer—Homeroom Representative, 1; Dramatics, 1; Class Treasurer, 2; Library, 2, 3; Junior Play; Latin Club, 3; Newspaper, 4; Gamma Sigma, 4; Publicity of Senior Play, 4. BLEVINS, VAUGHAN LEWIS—Likes sports; Wants to graduate—J. V. Basketball, 1, 2; J. V. Baseball, 2; Track, 3; Basketball, Baseball, 3, 4; Track, 4. BOLEY, ALBERT THOMAS—Likes music; Wants to be an agriculturist—Captain of Bus Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A., 2, 3, 4; Fire Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Student Government, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra, 4. BORTON, ANNE CARTER—Likes music, drawing, swimming; Wants to be an opera singer—Glee Club, 1; Operetta, 1; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 2, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3; President of Gamma Sigma, 4; Student Government, 4; Newspaper, 4. { 107 ]� SENIOR DIRECTORY BOSWELL, FREDERICK BRAXTON—Wants to go to college—F. F. A., 1, 2; Fire Patrol, 3; F. F. F., 3, 4; Library Club, 4. BOWMAN, JAMES HILTON—Likes hunting and fishing; Wants to make a million dollars and be a motorcycle rider. BRECKENRIDGE, BARBARA ANN—Likes sports; Wants to be a nurse—Majorette Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom, 2; Future Citizens of America Club, 2; Cleft Club, 3; President of Major¬ ettes, 4; Hockey, Basketball, 4; District Contest Play, 4. BUHL, JUANITA FAY—Likes music; Wants to be a nurse—Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 2, 3; Dramatics, 3, 4; Newspaper, 4; Monitor, 4; Senior Play. BULOW, PAUL ERICH, JR.—Likes fishing and swimming; Wants to be a successful fisherman and a research chemist—Science Club, 1; Chess Club, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; President of Chess Club. BURBRIDGE, HAROLD RAYMOND—Likes hunt¬ ing and fishing; Wants to make a million dollars. BURTON, NORMA JEAN—Likes to collect sou¬ venirs; Wants to work in an office. BURTON, ROBERT C.—Likes cars; Wants to be a lawyer—Science Club, 1, 2; Junior Play; Oper¬ etta, 3; Debating team, 3, 4; Editor of Newspaper, 4 ; Student Government, 4; American Quiz, 4; Gamma Sigma, 4; Senior Play. BUTLER, IRENE—Wants to be a stenographer or typist—Library Club, 2. CARMICHAEL, HORACE HART—Likes automo- Liles and volunteer fire fighting; Wants to get hitched; J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff, 2; J. V. Baseball, 1, 2; Dance Club, 1, 2; Advertis¬ ing for Junior Play; Manager Baseball, 3; Head- manager Football, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4; Debate Team, 4; Varsity Club, 4; Fire Patrol, 4; Chairman Gift Committee, 4; President of Sophomore Class, 2; Circulation Manager and Assistant Sports Editor of Fair Facts, 3; Secretary of Athletics, 4; Sports Editor of Fair Facts, 4; Homeroom President, 4. CAUBLE, HAROLD LEE—Wants to work as a printer; Dance Club, 1; Boxing, 1, 4; Fire Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 4; Football, 3; F. F. A. Club, 3;’ Projection Club, 4. HAPMAN, ELIZABETH RAMSAY—Likes collect¬ ing records and books—Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Presi¬ dent of Homeroom, 2; Vice-President of Literary Club, 4; Prose reading, 3; Dramatics Club, 3; Year¬ book, 3; Gamma Sigma, 4; Literary Club; Senior Play. CLAWSON, AUSTIN—Likes to model boats; Wants to be a designing engineer—Band, 1, 2, 3; Dance Club, 1, 2, 3; Class president, 1; Student Govern¬ ment, 4; Senior Social Committee, 4; Boys ’ Glee Club, 4. CLINE, SAMUEL WILLIARD—Likes to fly; Wants to be a doctor—Science Club, 2, 3. CLINGENPEEL. THERESA ANN—Likes to collect pitchers and play the cello; Wants to be an ele¬ mentary teacher—Secretary of Orchestra, 3; Secre¬ tary of Art Club, 3; Homeroom Representative, 3; Cheerleader, 3, 4; B and, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Student Government, 4; Vice-President of Glee Club, 4; Vice-President of Orchestra, 4; Monitor, 4; Basketball, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff, 4; Senior Play, Hockey Team, 4; Talent Show. COBB, BERNICE MILDRED—Likes dates; Wants to be a stenographer—Homeroom representative 1; Softball, 1, 2; Magazine Representative, 1; Year¬ book, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom, 3; Senator, 3; Girls’ track, 3; Newspaper Staff, 3; Monitor, 4; Assistant Business Manager of Yearbook, 4; Basket¬ ball, 4; Varsity Club, 4. COCKRELL, ANNA CATHERINE—Likes collect¬ ing snapshots; Wants to be a secretary; Dance Club, 3; Majorettes, 3, 4; Majorette Secretary, 4. COLLIER, GEORGE LEON—Likes music; Wants to be a concert pianist; Reporter of F. C. A. Club, 2; President of F. C. A. Club, 3; Circulation Editor, 4; F. C. A. Club, 3; Junior Play, 3; Talent Show, 4; Newspaper, 4; Dramatics Club, 3. CORNELL, CLARA ELIZABETH—Wants to be a secretary and to get married; Science Club, 2; Intra¬ murals, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Gamma Sigma, 4; Senior Play, 4; Dramatics Club, 4. CORRIDON, JAMES JOHN—Wants to travel; Football, 1, 3, 4; Boxing, 2, 3, 4. COSTELLO, ALVIN LEROY—F. F. A„ 1, 2, 3; Fire Fighter, 2. CRAWFORD, ROSEMARY FLORENCE—Likes to collect snapshots; Wants to be a secretary and to get married; Glee Club, 1, 2; Dramatics Club, 2. C ROSSMAN, WILLIAM KIRK—Likes model build- ings; Wants to go to college and own private print shop—Printing Club, 2, 3; Cross-Country-Track, 3; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff, 3, 4; Stage Manager of Senior Play, 4; Chess Team, 4; Year¬ book Staff, 4. «f 108 K SENIOR DIRECTORY CURRAN, PAULA MAE—Likes photography- p oetry—Wants to be a graduate nurse—Academy of the Holy Child, Sharon Hill, Pa.; Gamma Sigma, 4; Newspaper Club, 4. DICKERSON, PHYLLIS JEAN—Likes to collect snapshots, and sports; Wants to travel—Reporter of F. C. A., 2; Softball, 2, 3; Hockey, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3; Junior Play, 3; Dance Club, 3; Treasurer of F. C. A.; Head of Girls’ Intramurals, 4; Monitor, 4; Varsity Club, 4; Yearbook, 4; Secretary of Monitors, 4. DRENNEN, PATRICIA RUTH—Likes dancing— Dance Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 3; State Contest Play, 4. DYE, SHIRLEY ANN—Likes collecting knieknacks and playing piano; Wants to get married—Vice- President of Home Economics, 1; Magazine Repre¬ sentative, 1; Bus Patrol, 1; Dance Club, 2; Year¬ book, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Secretary of Newspaper Staff, 3; Class Editor of Yearbook, 3; Assistant Editor of Yearbook, 4; Vice-President of Homeroom, 4; Monitor, 4. EDWARDS, ELWOOD FRANKLIN—Likes hunt ing; Wants to own a business. FEUSAHRENS, ALICE MARIE—Likes sports; Wants to be a nurse—Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Citizens of America, 2; Vice- President of Orchestra, 3; Softball, 3; Track, 3; Intramural Basketball, 3; Intramural Hockey, 3; Hockey, 4; Varsity Club, 4; Cheerleader, 4; Gamma Sigma. FLETCHER, DOROTHY HELEN—Likes movies; Wants to get married—Home Economics Club, 1. FONES, JOHN LAWRENCE—Likes sports, and Volunteer Fireman; Wants to go to college—Foot¬ ball, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball, 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Play, 3; Glee Club, 3; Treasurer of Varsity Club 3; Supply Room Helper, 4, 5; Dance Club, 4; Vice-President of Student Government, 4; President of Varsity Club, 4; Class Treasurer, 3; Gamma Sigma, 5. FORD, SHIRLEY—Wants to get married—Vice- President of Homeroom, 3; Basketball, 3; Senator, 4; Hockey, 4. FOSTER, ETTA JEAN—Likes sports; Wants to be a beauty operator; Glee Club, 1; Home Economics, 2; Softball team, 3; Varsity Club, 4; Treasurer of Homeroom, 3; Homeroom President, 3; Secretary of Senior Class, 4. FOSTER, JAMES ALLISTEjR—Likes collecting pictures; Wants to go back to California; Projection Club, 4. FOX, VERA MARTHA—Wants to be a secretary— Home Economics, 1; Literary Club, 2; Home Eco¬ nomics Club, 3. GLEASON, JOHN JAMES—Likes to put out fires; Wants to play football in college—Fire Patrol, 1, 2, Captain; Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; Varsity Club, 4; Crew Leader of Forest Fighters, 4; Co-Captain of Foot¬ ball team, 4. GILL, GEORGE RAYMOND—Likes to collect radios; Wants to be man—Intramurals, 1, 2, 4; Boxing Squad, 4. GOODE, JOYCE KIDWELL—Likes to collect sou venirs and photographs; Wants to be a secretary or a professional vocalist—Homeroom Representa¬ tive, 1; Treasurer of Majorettes, 3; Newspaper Staff, 2; Band, 2; Majorettes, 2; Nursing Club, 2; Dance Club, 3; Dramatics Club, 4; Majorette Cap¬ tain, 4. GOODS, MOZELLE—Likes ice skating, swimming, and sailing; Wants to be a secretary or a dancer— Homeroom President, 1; Student Government, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; Softball Team, 2, 3; Dance Club, 3; Volley Ball Team, 3; Junior Class Representative; Gamma Sigma, 4; Senior Play, Vice-President of Dramatics Club, 4; Magazine Representative, 4. GRAU, GEORGE DANIEL—Likes hunting; Wants to be an engineer. GRAU, MARY JUNE—Likes sports; Wants to travel—J. V. Basketball, 3; Softball, 3; Hockey, 4; Basketball, 4. GRESHAM, NORMAN—Likes sports; Wants to be a success—President of Concert Orchestra; Band, 4; Varsity Basketball, 4. GRIFFITHS, MORIS LEE—Likes baseball; Wants to be a civil engineer—Class treasurer, 2; Cross- Country Track, 3; Track, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball, 3; Basketball, 4. HELMCAMP, BETTY LEE—Likes drawing and painting; Wants to be a commercial artist—Home Economics, 1; Art Club, 2, 3. HENDRYX, BARBARA LEE—Likes to keep scrap¬ books and dance; Wants to be a globe trotter and to go to college —Fair Facts, 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer, 1; Glee Club, 1, 2; Talent Show, 1, 2; Operetta, 2, 4; Dramatics, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 2, 3; Feature Editor of Fair Facts, 4; Monitor, 4; Bus Patrol, 4. HOFFMAN, JOANN LOUISE—Likes to watch sports; Wants to be a typist—Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Band Follies, 1, 3; Fashion Show, 2; Talent Show, 3; Newspaper Staff, 3. 4 109 y SENIOR DIRECTORY HOLDEE, NELLIE MAY—Likes to read—Home Economics Club, 2. HOLLAND, JOHN BEVERLEY—Likes Alaska; Wants to go to college, Alaska and get in United States Fish and Wildlife Service and to be a Suc¬ cess—Secretary of Science Club, 2; Track, 3; Junior Play; Assistant Secretary of Civics Class. HOUSEMAN, CHAELES AETHUE, JR.—Likes collecting coins; Wants to be a pilot in the Marine Corps—Library Club, 1; Fire Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Patrol, 2; Citizens of America Club, 2; Track, 3, 4; Cross-Country Track, 3, 4. HUGHES, NOEMA LEE—Likes horseback riding and playing the piano; Wants to be an actress—Dra¬ matics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Monitor, 4; Newspaper staff, 4. HUMMEE, J. EICHAED—Likes music; Wants to be an electrician—Track, 2; 18 months Armed Forces; Homeroom President, 4. HUMMEE, SUE ANN—Likes collecting pictures; Wants to be a secretary—Glee Club, 1; Cheering Squad, 2. HUNT, SHIRLEY JEAN—Likes designing clothes; Wants to go to college to study to be an elementary school teacher—Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club, 2; Operetta, 3, 4; Photography Club, 3; Cheer¬ leader, 4; Newspaper Staff, 4; Senior Play. HYEE, HAEEIET LENORE—Likes to play the piano—Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Chairman, 2; Chess Club, 2; Homeroom Secretary, 3; Junior Play; Play for State Contest, 3; Essay Contest, 3; News¬ paper Staff, 4; Senior Play; Gamma Sigma, 4. JAEEELL, ROBERT—Likes hunting, stamp col¬ lecting and girls; Wants to be a success and to own a Buick; Science Club, 1; Shop Club, 4. KEABNS, AGNES LAVINA—Likes dancing; Wants to be a nurse—Library Club, 1; Glee Club, 1; Dance Club, 4. KIDWELL, FEED WILLIAM—Likes hunting; Wants to have a good job, a good home and to be a printer—Boxing, 3, 4. KITCHEN, MILDEED MAEIE—Likes to read; Wants to be a secretary—Secretary Homeroom, 1; Newspaper Staff, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3; Dramatics Club, 4. KOTICK, EOBEET ELWELL—Likes sports and cars; Wants to graduate from Annapolis—Class President, 4; Golf, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball, 3, 4. paper, 3; Intramurals, 3. KYKEE, DOEOTHY LOU—Likes flying and sports; Wants to be a nursery teacher and get married— Vice-President Freshman Class, 1; Treasurer Home¬ room, 1; Vice-President Dramatics Club, 2; Secre¬ tary of Homeroom, 2; Vice-President Homeroom, 3; Chairman of Civics Class, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; Junior Play, 3; Basketball Team, 3, 4; Feature Editor Fair Facts. 4; State Contest Play Dramatics Club. LEFEVBE, JACQUELINE—Likes eating, swim¬ ming, and enjoying life; Wants to travel and to be a stenographer—Art Club, 2, 3; Glee Club, 4; News¬ paper Club, 4; Senior Play, 4; Cantata, 4; Music Festival, 4. LESTEE, DOEOTHY MAEIE—Wants to be a bookkeeper. LESTEE, HUNTER VANCE—Likes hillbilly music; Wants to play music. LINDAUER, ROBERT EDWARD—Likes planes and boats; Wants to work at air conditioning and refrigeration. LINDSAY, VIRGINIA JANE—Likes sports; Wants to be a teacher; Home Economics Club, 1; Chess Club, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4; Intramural, Hockey, 3; Dramatics Club, 4; Varsity Hockey, 4; Senior Play, 4. LOY, MARY ELIZABETH—Likes dancing; Wants to be a typist—Softball Team, 3; Varsity Club, 4; Softball Team, 4. MacDONALD, BETTY BRUCE—Likes playing the piano; Wants to be an airline hostess—Homeroom Representative, 1; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Band, 3. McALEESE, PATRICK—Wants to travel around the world—Boxing, 3, 4. McBRIDE, BONITA FAYE—Likes drawing; Wants to do office work—Vice-President Homeroom, 1; Homeroom Representative, 3; Treasurer of Junior Class, 3; Secretary Homeroom, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 2, 3 Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4. McDonald, marie Virginia—L ikes drawing and keeping diaries; Wants to be a model—Secre¬ tary Homeroom, 1, 2; Homeroom Representative, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics, 1; Operetta, 2, 3, 4; Bus Patrol, 3, 4; State Contest Play, 4; Stu¬ dent Government, 4; Monitor, 4; Public Speaking Contest. McKENNA, ROBERT FRANKLIN—Likes chickens, horses, horticulture; Wants to specialize in some form of agriculture—Dance Club, 3; Intramurals, 3, 4; Cross Country Track, 4. MIELKE, ALLEN LEONARD—Likes stamps; Wants to be an electrical engineer; Chief Projec- tionest, 4; Projection Club, 4. { no y SENIOR DIRECTORY MILLED, MARY ELLEN—Likes reading and music; Wants to be a nurse—Glee Club, 3; News- MILLER, PHILLIP—Likes bright soxs; Wants to be a public relations man; Football, 2, 3, 4; Track Team, 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking, 3, 4; Dance Club, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State, 3; Debating Team, 3, 4; Fire Patrol, 4; President of Homeroom, 3; President of Student Body, 4. MOCK, GERTRUDE LENORE—Likes collecting pictures; Wants to do office work; Glee Club, 1, 2; Dance Club, 3. MORGAN, ROSEMARY ANNE—Likes males; Wants to be a nurse; Glee Club, 1, 2; Chess Club, 1; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Basketball Club, 3, 4; News¬ paper Club, 3, 4; Nursing Club, 3; Monitor, 4; Vice-President of Homeroom, 3; Vice-President of Nursing Club, 3; News Editor of Newspaper, 4. MUDD, ELSIE MAE—Likes to read; Wants to be a clerk in a department store. MULLIN, JIMMIE FAYE—Likes autographs; Wants to be a teacher; Treasurer of Literary Club. 2; Home Economics Club, 1; Literary Club, 2; Dra¬ matic Club, 4. MYERS, BETTY WINONA—Wants to be a nurse; Glee Club, 3. MYERS, JAMES CASPER—Likes motorcycles; Wants to be a farmer; F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3. NOLAN, BETTY JEAN—Likes collecting postcards and souvenirs; Wants to be a secretary and get married; Homeroom President, 1, 3; President of Dance Club, 1; Homeroom Representative, 1; Vice-President of Junior Class, 3; Secretary and Treasurer of Glee Club, 3; Vice-President of Senior Class, 4; Dance Club, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Club, 2, 3, 4; Monitor, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4. PARNELL, WILLIAM RILEY—Wants to be a sue cess in something; Track, 4; Football, 4, 5; Baseball, 5; Basketball, 5. PAYNE, MARGARET VIRGINIA—Likes swimming and eating; Wants to do as little as possible and get by; Homeroom Representative, 1; Secretary of Homeroom, 3; Student Government, 1; Prose Contest, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Poetry Winner, 2; Spelling Contest, 4; Senior Play, 4. POBST, LOIS MARGUERITE—Wants to be a nurse; President of Home Economics Club, 3; Safety Patrol, 4; Basketball team, 4. PROSISE, ROBERT BENJAMIN—Likes electric trains; Wants to be a professional baseball player; J. V. Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 4; Track, 4. RANDLE, ROBERT V.—Likes blonds; wants to make a success of his life; Public Speaking, 4. REEDY, DAISY MAE—Likes playing piano; Wants to be a beauty operator; Chess Club, 3. RITTER, JOHN WESLEY—Likes collecting stamps; Wants to be marine engineer; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club, 2; Treasurer of Homeroom, 2; President of Cabinet of Student Government, 4. ROSEBERRY, LEROY WALLACE—Likes sports; Wants to go to college; Boxing, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4; Glee Club, 3; Track, 3; Football, 3, 4; News¬ paper, 4. ROSEBERRY—Marie—Likes sports; Wants to be a secretary; Glee Club, 1, 2; Varsity Club, 3, 4. RUSSELL, MARGARET FRANCES—Wants to do office work; Home Economics Club, 2; Glee Club, 3. RUCKER, ROBERT DEVERNE—Likes music; Wants to be an architect; Glee Club, 4; Talent Show, 4; Operetta, 4. SCOTT, ELIZABETH ANN—Likes music; Wants to be a secretary; Glee Club, 2; Dramatics Club, 4. SHANOR, JEAN DELORES—Likes playing the piano, saving movie stars, dancing, learning to make cakes; Wants to be a successful stenographer or typist;—Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette, 1, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club, 2, 3; Newspaper, 4. SHELTON, ADABELLE FRANCES—Likes movies; Wants married life; Art Club, 1; Glee Club, 2, 3. SIMPKINS, DAVID RAY—Likes woodworking; Wants to be a mechanic; F. F. A., 1, 2; Band, 3. SLONAKER, JOHN GORDON—Likes building model airplanes; Wants to be an electrician;—F. C. A, 2, 3; Science Club, 2; Junior Play; Projection Club, 4. SMITH, JOHN—Likes hunting and fishing; Wants to go to college—Homeroom Representative, 3. SPITZER, JANET MARIE—Wants to be a nurse and get married—Junior Play; Intramurals, 3, 4; Senior Play; Dramatics Club, 4; Hockey Manager. STALLMAN, ARNOLD SYLVESTER—Likes build¬ ing models; Wants to go to the Naval Academy— President of Homeroom, 1; Intramurals, 1; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Boxing, 2, 3; Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4; President of Class, 3; President of Home¬ room, 3; Treasurer of Homeroom, 4; Senior Play; Student Government, 4. i in v SENIOR DIRECTORY STANTON, MARY ELIABETH—Likes collecting- records; Wants to be a secretary—Literary Club, 2; Art Club, 2; Treasurer of Art Club, 3; Band, 3, 4; Music Festival, 4; Newspaper Club, 4; Secretary of Band, 4. STARNES, BILLY JOE—Likes automobiles and women; Wants to have his own automobile and busi¬ ness—President of Homeroom, 3; Chess Club, 3; Stu¬ dent Government, 4; Vice-President of Homeroom, 4; Co-Chairman of Senior Social Committee, 4; Boys ’ Chorus, 4; Basketball, 4. SUTPHIN, IRVIN EDWARD—Likes loafing; Wants to make big money by doing as little work as pos¬ sible—Varsity Club, 2; Varsity Boxing, 2; F. F. A., 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 2; Homeroom President, 3; Co- Captain of Fire Patrol, 3; Junior Play, Operetta, 3, 4; Captain of Fire Patrol, 4; Homeroom Treas¬ urer, 4; Boys’ Chorus, 4; Senior Play. SUTPHIN, MELVIN DOUGLAS—Likes sports— J. V. Basketball, 3; Varsity Basketball, 4. THOMPSON, GERALDINE LEE—Likes dancing and ice skating; Wants to work in an office—Presi¬ dent of Homeroom, 1; Secretary of Homeroom, 2, 3; Treasurer of Dramatics Club, 4; Yearbook Staff, 1; Fair Facts, 2, 4; Dance Club, 2, 3; Softball Team, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 3, 4. THOMPSON, WARREN DOUGLAS—Likes raising dogs and hunting; Wants to own a kennel of his own; Vice-President of Homeroom, 1; Projection Club, 3. TOMLINSON, MARSHALL FRANKLIN—Likes music; Wants to be a trucking farmer; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4; President of Homeroom, 3; President of Varsity Club, 4; Boxing, 4. TRUMBLE, LEON E.—Homeroom President, 1; Print, 2; Track, 3. TUCKER, MANNON ALVIN—Likes swimming; Wants to become a flier; Secretary of Literary Club, 3; Vice-President of H omeroom, 3; Track, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Softball, 3; Intramurals, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club, 4. VEACH, VIRGINIA AVA—Likes music; Wants to buy a home; Secretary of Freshman Class, 1; Secre¬ tary Sophomore Class, 2; Secretary Student Govern¬ ment, 3; Associate Editor of Newspaper, 4; Treas¬ urer Gamma Sigma, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play, 3; Newspaper Club, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4. WAKEFIELD, JOSEPH ELTON—Likes playing baseball; Wants to be a shovel operator—Fire Patrol, 2, 3; Baseball, 4. WALKER, THOMAS GILBERT—Likes loving in the moonlight; Wants to be a professional dog handler and kennel owneT. WAPLE, BETSY LEWIS—Likes collecting records and swimming; Wants to be a nurse; Homeroom Representative, 1; Glee Club, 1, 2; Varsity Soft- ball, 3, 4; Dance Club, 3; Newspaper Club, 4. WARING, PATRICIA CLARK—Likes swimming and singing; Wants to become a great singer; Home¬ room Representative, 1, 2; Secretary of Homeroom, 3; Poetry Contest Winner, 3; Secretary of Activi¬ ties of Student Government, 3; Varsity Hockey Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma, 4. WATSON, DAVID OLIVER—Likes piano and working; Wants to become medical doctor; Literary Club, 3; Junior Play, 3; Spelling Contest Winner, 3; Manager of Business on Newspaper, 4. WELLS, MINNIE VIRGINIA—Likes movies; Wants to be a typist; President of Home Eco¬ nomics Club, 1. WHITE, DONALD LEE—Wants to join the Marines. WHITMER, MARTIN LINWOOD—Likes writing and reading poetry; Wants to work in the Library of Congress; F. F. A., 1, 2; Honor Society, 3, 4; Library Club, 3, 4; I us Patrol, 4. WIESMAN, MYRA WILHELMINA—Likes sports; Wants to be a nurse; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Manager of Softball, 2; Hockey Team, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4. WILLIAMS, MARY LOUISE—Likes autographs; Wants to be a secretary; Secretary of Literary Club, 2; Literary Club, 2; Newspaper, 4; Yearbook. 4. WILLIAMS, RICHARD TATUM—Likes sports and movies; Wants to be a printer or join navy; Stu¬ dent Government, 1, 4; Fire Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper. 3, 4. WOLFE, MARGARET DORIS—Likes swimming; Wants to be a secretary; Hockey Team, 1, 4; Bas¬ ketball, 1; Newspaper, 3. WOOD, CHARLES WILLIAM—Likes sports; Wants to be a constructional engineer; School Safety Patrol, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4. WRIGHT, WILLIAM RIBBLE—Likes driving; Wanfs to drive a bus. ZIMBRO, MARION JOSEPHINE—Likes to sleep and eat; Wants to be a typist; 1 Glee Club; 2, Glee Club, Band, Dance Club; 3 Glee Club, Band, Dance Club; 4, Band. i 112 y Eastman Seay . Sales. . Rentals - Insurance . 113 WEST BROAD STREET FALLS CHURCH, VA. Telephone FALLS CHURCH 2020 Members National Association of Real Estate Boards ■l n3 y WHITESELL Prince William REAL ESTATE Electric Coonerative VIRGINIA Homes, Farms and Acreage • Listings Solicited Phone Manassas 23 5 Phone Vienna 2 80 Oakton, Va. Manassas, Virginia FRANC JEWELRY CO. HORACE E. BROWN GROCERIES — HARDWARE PAINTS, ETC. Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Phone 1168 Falls Church, Virginia Glebe 2300 3137 Wilson Boulevard Compliments of Arlington, Virginia COCA-COLA Gladys S. Waggoner Covers for COAL — ICE — WOOD — FUEL OIL FARE FAC SAMPLER Maytag — Westinghouse — Philgas Appliances Furnished by KINGSICRAFT Phone 3 5 Vienna, Va. Kingsport, Tennessee Join the Crowd at E. E. LYONS VIENNA PHARMACY GENERAL CONTRACTOR REPAIR SERVICE ”Your Prescription Store” Falls Church 2 8 8 0-J Phone Vienna 44 R. F. D. 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Phone Alex. 4180-0041 Compliments of WALLACE and MONROE PHARMACY 43 8 South Washington St. (Lee Highway) Phone FA. 2966 Falls Church, Va. 1 H8 Y RUCKER LUMBER CO. The Friendly Lumber Yard” Phone CHestnut 0660 1320 Wilson Blvd, (near Key Bridge) Arlington, Virginia J. H. CRAIG SONS Local and Interstate Hauling DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK Feed — Seed — Fertilizer, Etc. Phone Vienna 321 - J Oakton, Virginia H. A. STARNES SON Your Cities Service Dealer in Fairfax Cities Service on the Corner” Phone Fairfax 207-W3 145-W CENTERVILLE GARAGE George Menefee, Proprietor Centerville, Virginia Phone: 186-W-3 HIBBS GIDDINGS Men’s and Boys’ CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Manassas, Virginia THE REMNANT SHOPPE 12 03 King Street Alexandria, Va. Fabrics of Every Description Trimmings and Complete Line of Buttons Open: 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Mon. to Fri. 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.—Sat. Al. 7477 E. E. ROHR 5c to $1.00 Store Manassas, Virginia i in y Typing II Public Speaking Spanish II Geometry i 120 y LYNN MOYER COMPANY GOODYEAR TIRES — TUBES — ACCESSORIES KELVINATOR APPLIANCES HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Oakton, Virginia Phone Vienna 3 80 JOSEPH L. CRUPPER CORP. Lumber — Millwork — Paint — Hardware 1903 N. Lynn St. Rosslyn, Virginia Ch. 2900 Shop Phone Ch. 2983 Tommy the Welder’’ THOMPSON WELDING CO. 1309 19th Street N. ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING and CUTTING — PORTABLE WELDERS Arlington, Virginia ROSSLYN AUTO BODY CO. FRAME STRAIGHTENING - WHEEL BALANCING TOPS, SLIP COVERS and UPHOLSTERING 1817 North Lynn Street Rosslyn, Virginia CHestnut 2 5 3 5-2536 FAIRFAX HAY AND GRAIN Herman Franklin, Proprietor HAY — GRAIN — FEED Fairfax, Virginia Phone 175 EMPLOYMENT and PRO MOTION FOR ACCOUNTANTS AND SECRETARIES High school graduates and col¬ lege students choose STRAYER training because they save time, save money, and begin profes¬ sional careers earlier. Strayer Employment Service secures superior positions for graduates. Professional degrees, B.C.S. and M.C.S., are conferred on com¬ pletion of Business Administra¬ tion and Accounting courses. Guidance counselors recom¬ mend secretaryship as a career field offering many fascinating employment objectives. C HP D A A T? TJ College of Accountancy O 1 XV X -Cj XV College of Secretarial Training Thirteenth and F Streets, Washington 5, D. C. NAtional 1748 { 121 y Metal Shop Wood Shop Printing Home Econo mics i 122 y SNYDER AND COMPANY East Falls Church, Virginia HARDWARE — PAINTS — APPLIANCES Phone: Falls Church 1195 FIRESTONE Home and Auto Supplies and Service Station Phone 2 5 5 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA The tire of tomorrow is here today” REAL ESTATE Farms and Homes J. L. C. WEST ROBERT SHREVE FUEL COMPANY 6873 Lee Highway (Arlington County) Falls Church, Virginia COAL — FUEL OIL — OIL BURNERS BURNER SERVICE Falls Church 1960 ARRINGTON CLEANERS Vienna, Virginia • Fairfax County’s Newest and Most Modern Cleaning Institution • Cleaners - Launderers 3 Day Regular Service 4 Hour Special Service Free Pick-up and Delivery Phone Vienna 63-J ARLINGTON GLASS SHOP While U Wait Auto Glass CH. 4660 B B WELDING CO. Any Type Welding — Day or Night Phone Vienna 334 Oakton, Virginia T. F. and F. B. Burkholder, Props. 3 123 y Office Practice Music Latin Dramatics { 124 }• ARUNGTON BOOTERY Shoes for the Entire Family CH. 9820 3132 Wilson Boulevard Fresh Cuts Every Friday CHICKEN — BUTTER — EGGS R. J. HAINES DEALER IN LIVESTOCK Half Mile West of Kamp Washington Phone Fairfax 76-W-ll W. H. BREWTON SONS STATIONERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OP ALL KINDS 3256 M St., N. W., Washington 7, D. C. BASTIAN BROS. COMPANY Rochester, N. Y. Representative — Raymond E. Page, Vinton, Va. 126 Cleveland Avenue Designers and Producers of High School Jewelry, Commencement Announcements and Name Cards Compliments of WRIGHT HUNT FEDERATED STORES EVERLY FUNERAL HOME Vienna, Virginia Telephone: Fairfax 10 LEVINSON CLOTHING Fairfax, Virginia COMPANY A Service That is Distinctive Outfitters for Men and Boys But Not Expensive” 424 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Compliments of J. WILSON COFFEY REAL ESTATE Falls Church, Virginia MILLER ' S SERVICE STATION Greasing and Washing Tires — Tubes — Batteries Lee Highway at Centerville, Va. Phone Fairfax 159-J-2 Frigidaire — Sales and Service R. S. MYERS 306 S. Washington St. Falls Church 1551 Falls Church, Virginia Lockers Processing MANASSAS FROZEN FOODS Phone Manassas 294 Meats Frozen Foods { 125 1 MASON HIRST H A Y M A N ' S FASHION CENTER REAL ESTATE Home of Smart Junior Clothes 5 30 King Street Alexandria, Va. • Annandale, Virginia LADY LOIS SHOP Youthful Originals ” Complete Outfitters for Miss Junior 702 King Street Temple 2666 ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA FA 2171 The DARDANELLES RESTAURANT 30 Hillwood Avenue Falls Church, Virginia Your Friendly Ford Dealer” BEERMAN MOTORS, INC. Authorized Sales and Service Lee Highway and Chain Bridge Road Telephone Fairfax 799 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA James A. McWhorter CERTIFIED SURVEYOR Land Surveys Subdivision Planning and Layout Construction Layout Dietzgen Directo” Process Black and White Prints Annandale, Virginia Phone Falls Church 7484 STAUB’S STORE Burke, Virginia Phone Fairfax 14-W-l { 126 } Vernon M. Lynch Sons Homesites in Fairfax County CHARLIE LYNCH Sales RAY LYNCH Engineering ED LYNCH Manager Compliments of G. T. REEVES REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Falls Church, Virginia Phone 272 0 ANNANDALE VARIETY SHOP, Inc. A little bit of everything ” DRY GOODS — HARDWARE — NOTIONS NOVELTIES Annandale, Virginia Falls Church 9861 Out to seek Your fortune in the Phone CHestnut 323 3 wide, wide world, • and you carry with you, along with various and sundry CONK IVYS Geometry propositions, FLORIST French idioms and bright ideas for the future, • the best wishes of Member Florist Telegraph Delivery iZ. Jnc. Association 2 046 Wilson Boulevard One of the country’s Dan Conklyn Arlington, Va. great apparel stores” METTAUER BROS. READ THE GAZETTE Annandale, Virginia America’s Oldest Daily Newspaper With the Only Complete Local News EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY Alex. 0001 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT DELCO BATTERIES Compliments of MYERS WATER PUMPS J. C. PENNEY CO. Phone FA 9832 615 King Street Alexandria, Virginia -f 127 y Home Economics Going to Press Sophomore Co-ordinator General Business ■{ 128 j- Compliments of VINCENT’S DINER FINE FOODS Routes 211 and 29 Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of Alexandria Cleaners 604 Montgomery Street Branch Office, 711 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Compliments of JIM AND MELS ' RESTAURANT Annandale, Virginia STAR SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware — Feed — Building Supplies Annandale, Virginia Falls Church 2443 ANNANDALE SERVICE STATION H. G. Crandall R. F. D. 1—Box 3 Phone FA7416 Annandale, Va. Compliments of MRS. SHELTON T. WHITE Annandale, Virginia Woodward Lothrop Washington, D. C. Note to a 1948 Fairfax Graduate . . . career or college bound, come up to our Young Fourth Floor for a chat with Miss Warren, our ingenious School Counselor. If you are heading straight into the business world, she willingly assists you choose correct career clothes from the Woodward Lothrop collection ... if college is next on your agenda, Miss Warren helps you select campus wear suitable for your particular school. She under¬ stands clothes allowances, too, and wisely guides you to find fashions that best complement your present ward¬ robe. Come, come soon. BAUCKMAN CLARK BUILDING — MASONRY Phone Vienna 340 and Kenmore 5 297 d 129 V THE NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRFAX Fairfax, Virginia Capital — $75,000.00 Surplus: Undivided Profits and Reserve $175,717.00 Kaiser Frazier WILLS, INC. ® Falls Church 7300 Annandale, Virginia FAIRFAX TEXACO STATION Gas—Oil—Tires—Tubes—Batteries Complete service for your car JAMES S. FOX Fairfax 3 60 Fairfax, Virginia UHLER COMPANY General Insurance — Real Estate Annandale Pharmacy Building Annandale, Virginia Office FA-7424 Home FA-745 9 Compliments of ANNANDALE CLEANERS Across from Annandale School Alex. 8846 ICE CREAM UNIVERSAL AUTO PARTS 2637 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Virginia Phone OXford 0745 Compliments of GIBSON ' S RESTAURANT Falls Church, Virginia Phone F. C. 2404 ADAM PACHAIOS CHRIS GASPAIES STEVE GASPAIES A 130 y FAIRFAX THEATRE Vincent’s Store and Service Station Routes 29, 211, 5 0 General Merchandise Fairfax, Virginia Telephone Fairfax 191 Phone Fairfax 786 Fairfax, Virginia C. N. COCKRELL SON For Your Graduation Portrait Distributors of ARCADY FEEDS • o Phone F. C. 2953 Agents for PORTER STUDIOS Garden-All Tractors and • Photo Supplies Duke Street Ext. Route No. 3 Falls Church, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia • Phone AL-0306 Or for a Camera as a gift CLASS RINGS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS Central Motor Company 1201 Oronoco Street Overlook 1500 Furnished by Distributors for Herff-Jones Company GMC TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE Virginia Representative JAMES L. DECK 403 E. Franklin Street, Richmond 19, Va. Branch Office 32 00 Lee Highway, Arlington, Virginia Kaiser-Frazer Sales and Service d 131 y 1. Norman 2. Bench warmers 3. Bride and Groom 4. Peep! 5. Broken ankles and busted knee bones. 6. Oh! Suckers! 7. The boss 8. The speller 9. Ha! Ha! 10. The reader 11. Public leaning post 12. It ain’t in the rules 13. Pigeon 14. Lovers 15. Is it good? 16. Going home 1 7. Some school 18. Ain’t we purty? i 132 y SILVER MOON Restaurant and Tourist Specializing in Fine Food - Southern Fried Chicken and Steak Dinners Half Mile West of Kamp Washington Fairfax 286-J-3 E. Y. Long Sons Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Fairfax, 305-1 ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Falls Church 4700 Frank Michel bade Inc. Falls Church Bakery A. C. Mozynski, Proprietor HOME OF FINE FURNITURE • Danish Pastry — Pumpernickel Birthday and Wedding Cakes Homemade Ice Cream 814-816 King Street Phene Alex. 040i Alexandria, Virginia 101 E. Broad St. Phone Falls Ch. 1644 Branch Store—1033 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Virginia Established 1869 THE MANASSAS JOURNAL Telephones Office, Vienna 218 Residence, Vienna 134 RAY BARNEY SON REAF ESTATE BROKER • Gladys I. Batt, Representative Phone 31 James E. Barney, Insurance Manassas, Virginia Vienna, Virginia BROWN HOOFF Fairfax High School CLASS RINGS LUMBER and MILE WORK Supplied by BUILDING MATERIALS W. C. SAUNDERS CO. t Manassas, Virginia 717 East Grace Street Richmond, Virginia d 133 y TREMONT BUILDING SUPPLY Lumber - Millwork - Building Supplies Feed - Hay - Straw - Grain - Cement Lime - Plaster - Hardware - Glass 2700 LEE HIGHWAY Falls Church, Virginia Phone: Falls Church 1760 THE IVES FUNERAL HOME Established 1910 Day or Night Phone: Oxford 2 062 2 847 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Virginia LADY FAIRFAX JUNIOR AND MISSSES’ APPAREL FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Opposite Court House Fairfax 370 SERVICE GARAGE CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE O. K. USED CARS Phone 96 Fairfax, Virginia Best Wishes to the 1948 Fairfax High Graduates Nort hern Virginia Sporting Goods Co. 105 9 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Va. Falls Church 4120 Robert W. Mavity Edward J. Phillips SHOP IN CENTERVILLE The fastest groiving community in Northern Virginia McLaughlin Hardware Co. NOTARY public Service Free to Veterans At the Crossroads Centerville, Va. Phone: Fairfax 231-W-4 HENRY ' S CAMERA CENTER 421 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone: Alex. 7200 SAFETY-PLUS TRANSPORTATION • A. B. W. TRANSIT CO. { 134 1- Congratulations LEE ' S DINER Routes 211, 29 and 123 Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax Gas and Supply BURR HEISHMAN ' S (Lee Boulevard Service) TIRE and BATTERY HEADQUARTERS SEVEN CORNERS LEE and WILSON BLVD. Phone 2177 Falls Church Company Telephone: Fairfax 166 Meter it—and be sure! ! Save with Safety Fairfax, Virginia At Your REX ALL Drug Store • EVERLY’S PHARMACY ESSOTANE Fairfax, Virginia Metered Gas Service Phone 2 0 RAWLEY COMPANY J A YES Wearing apparel for JUNIORS — MISSES New Rochelle, N. Y. Nationally Advertised 3 32 King Street Alex. 7460 • GAINES FURNITURE Southern Representative Phone Alex. 3 5 83 907 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Bill Heck J. G. GAINES 1624 Euclid Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. FAIRFAX CIRCLE MARKET FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON FRESH MEATS STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ■{ 135 y 1 . Alley 7. Shirley’s man 13. What! No bubble gum o Debaters 8. The wit! ’4. Sun in their eyes 3 They—Drive Buses? 9. Our trophy 15. Grandma Pulls the 4. Hee! Haw! 10. Watch the birdie String 5. Mr. Burks 11. Eat your Wheaties 16. Bubble S 6. Ladies 12. Three men? (Some day) 17. The eh: amps? { 136 Y SIMPSON MOTOR COMPANY FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Complete Automotive and Towing Service BODY AND FENDER WORK Phone Fairfax 211 NORFOLK ' S MARKET Groceries — Meats — Frozen Foods Fairfax, Va. Phone Fairfax 314 ELLICOTTS Dry Goods and Variety Store CLOTHING and NOTIONS Fairfax, Virginia Phone 208-W NEW TEXACO SERVICE STATION Routes 211, 29, 30 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Twenty-Fonr Hour Service MEMBER F TMC ggs, G) NATIONAL (0 association] V INSURANCE A0ENK ROBERT D. GRAHAM INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of FAIRFAX (MIDGET) MARKET james h. McAllister, Sr. Westmore—Fairfax, Virginia Complete Home Furnishers ALEXANDRIA FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Alexandria, Virginia Compliments of ROGERS JEWELRY COMPANY Next to Ashton Theatre - 3 172 Wilson Boulevard CROFF ANDERSON, Inc. 2406 Duke Street, Alexandria, Virginia Al. 26 2 6 All Building Materials Temple 4143 FAIRFAX CAB COMPANY Taxi Stand At The Courthouse—Phone Fairfax 3 80 THE ALMA SHOP 3152 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Virginia ANNANDALE MARKET FRESH MEATS —VEGETABLES —GROCERIES Annandale, Virginia F. C. 9814 FAIRFAX FUEL SUPPLY CO. FUEL OIL - COAL - BUILDING MATERIALS Phone Fairfax 1 HELEN WALDRON Exclusive Misses Apparel — 2 83 0-32 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Virginia Telephone Glebe 1100 For Appointments Phone Falls Church 2699 CHURCH BEAUTY SALON 140 Lee Highway, South Falls Church, Virginia Compliments of SAVIA ' S BARBER SHOP Vienna, Virginia Compliments of VIENNA BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Dorothy Willie Vienna, Virginia NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTY SHOP Phone: F. C. 7285 Annandale, Virginia C. E. FISHER SON The Hardware Store—-Manassas, Virginia HALL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Occoquan, Va. Phone: Lorton 18-F-22 THE YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP MEN’S and BOYS’ FURNISHINGS Manassas, Virginia MANASSAS HARDWARE CO. Phone 15 1 Manassas, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF HILLTOP MARKET Compliments of SPEER ' S SERVICE STATION SANDWICH SHOP Kamp Washington Fairfax, Virginia THE QUALITY SHOP Wilson Blvd. at N. Highland Arlington, Virginia OXFORD 1875 ARLINGTON BOYS ' AND GIRLS ' SHOP Featuring Tom Sawyer Kaynaa Wear for Boys Cinderella Frocks for Girls OXford 1361 3141 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va. Phone FA 1495 M. A. STOKES SERVICE General Auto Repairing - Body and Fender Repairing 23 26 Ontario Rd., N. W. Washington 9, D. C. i 137 y Printers Stationers Bind ers EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE c We are proud to have had the pleasure o of working with Staff in producing • his yearbook BROWN-MORRISON CO., Inc. 718 Main Street .... LvncliLur , Vir inia PHOTOGRAPHY MERIN STUDIOS School Annual Photography PORTRAITS - GROUPS - VIEWS - ACTION Glossies for Fine Reproduction 1010 Chestnut Street Phone: Pennypacker 5777 PHILADELPHIA 7, PENNSYLVANIA A i 38 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 Thirteenth Volume of our book a success, thus giving us another accom¬ plishment 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; fhe willing group of typists and other helpers not on the staff, who have worked endlessly or without credit ; and all other individuals who have contributed in any way to the successful completion of our task. -f 139 ]- ' • • ■