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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1949 volume:

ALMA MATER i Our strong band can ne’er be broken. Formed in Fairfax High — Far surpassing wealth unspoken. Seal’d by friendship’s tie. Chorus Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwav’ring true, When we from life shall part. II Mem’ry’s leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts for aye, And waft us back, o’er life’s broad track To pleasures long gone by. Ill High school life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by; Then let us pledge in word and deed, Our love for Fairfax High. Editors Business Managers Margaret Gerken Patricia Windsor Alice Thatcher Anne Lee Lytton ' a i r { a x High School, Fairfax, Virginia DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION THE CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES CONTENTS Music is the art of arts, the alphabet and the science, the incentive and the crown of that education which is the surest promotion of good citizenship, as well as of en)oyment Verdi. To those through the years who have, with their interest and guidance, promoted the musical activities of Fairfax High School, we the student s do, with deep appreciation, dedicate this Fourteenth Volume of the Fare Fac Sampler to: Mrs. Doris Stowe 1935-36 Mrs. Louis Colangelo 1935-36 Miss Mattie Miller 1936-39 Mrs. Jean Johnson Rust . . 1939-41 Mr. Harry Stanley 1939-41 Mrs. Nellie Mae Pettit .... 1940-42 Mr. Paul Stenger 1941-42 Mrs. Julia Coleman 1942-43 Mrs. Anne K. Shuler 1943-45 Miss Margaret Marymont . . 1945-46 Mrs. Jean Freeman 1946-47 Mr. William Manvell 1942-48 Miss Geraldine Estep 1947- Mr. Phillip Fuller 1948- Our strong band can ne ' er be broken, Formed in Fairfax High — Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Seal ' d by friendship ' s tie. COFFEY POPE REELY AND COUNSELORS SUTHERLAND FACULTY m i r ' FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD W. T. Woodson, Superintendent; J. H. Rice, Assistant Superintendent; F. W. Robinson, Chairman; Alex L. Haight, John Middleton, C. N. Cockrell, Clarence B. Jett, Richard E. Shands, George T. Reeves Wilbert T. Woodson Superintendent of Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia ADMINISTRATION n • cur fax ADMINISTRATION behoof Samuel J. Coffey Principal B.A., Randolph-Macon College M.A., University of Virginia George H. Pope Assistant Principal B.A., Shepherd State Teachers College M.A., University of Virginia Robert B. Walker Supervisor of High Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia FACULTY (cLia£ £ 4 y Harry D. Archer Vocational Agriculture B.S., Cornell University Billings ) Mary C. Bow Dorothy Billings ) Home Economics Head of Home Economics Department B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Mathematics B.S., University of Virginia Maron L. Broaddus English, Social Studies, Orientation B.S., Mary Washington College M.A., University of Virginia Craighill S. Burks Biology, Chemistry, Physics Head of Science Depart- ment B.S., Hampden-Sydney College George Washington University Nancy Lee Caufield Emory W. Chesley Shorthand , Mathematics, Typing B.S., Madison College Phillips Secretarial College Mathematics A.B., Western Maryland College George Washington University Theodora C. Cox English B.S., Madison College University of Virginia College of William and Mary A 12 y FACULTY Helen Dixon English, Social Studies B.A., Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia Vida I. Fairchild Commercial A.B., Temple University Drexel Institute of Technology George Washington University Walter J. Dowling Printing, Industrial Arts, Shop Head of Industrial Arts Department Oswego State Teachers College Ann Farr Physical Education A.B., University of North Carolina William H. Edmondson Football Coach and Athletic Director B.S., Emory and Henry College M.A., University of North Carolina Dibrell F. Follin Science, Biology, Chemistry B.S., Mary Washington College Geraldine Estep Choral Music, Music Appreciation B.S., Madison College Juilliard School of Music Jack W. Follin Science B.A., Yale University ■i 13 y FACULTY Marjorie G. French English, Dramatics B.A., Ohio State University George Washington University Katherine E. Hopper Eighth Grade Coordinator B.S., Mary Washington College George Washington University Blaine P. Friedlander Spanish, Social Studies, History B.A., University of Virginia George Washington University Mary Moore Hughes Mathematics A.B., Radford State Teachers College University of Virginia George Washington University Philip J. Fuller Instrumental Music Band Director Head of Music Department B.A., Northland College M.M., Northwestern University Mary Katharine Kern English, Public Speaking Head of English Depart- ment A.B., Goucher College Duke University Arlene Goosby Typing, General Business B.S., Mary Washington College Mildred M. Leigh English, Social Studies B.S., College of William and Mary i 14 h FACULTY Ralph H. Lewis Woodshop, General Shop B.S., M.A., Western Kentucky Mary Hille McCoy Home Economics B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Alice B. McFarland Social Studies, English, Mathematics University of Virginia Radford Teachers College George Washington University William Manvell Industrial Arts Page Green Manual Arts School George Washington University Nellie Marshall Art, Mathematics B.S., Radford State Teachers College Duke University Esther Drew Mosser English B.S., Clarion State Teachers College M.S., St. Bonaventure College Syracuse University Vonna W. Offield Bookkeeping, Vocational Official Training Head of Commercial Department B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Colorado State College George Washington University Ethel R. Potts Geometry, T rigonometry, Algebra B.S., University of Rochester M.S., Allegheny College George Washington University -f is y Martha Reely Civics Director of Guidance University of Virginia George Washington University Madison College Ruth Royston Civics, Journalism A.B., College of William and Mary Ethel M. Slonaker Latin, Social Studies, English B.S., Madison College Farmville State Teachers College Catherine Snodgrass Physical Education B.A., King College Gloria Allison Secretary to Principal Virginia E. Stanley Librarian A.B., Chowan College B.L.S., College of William and Mary Elsie D. Story Social Studies Head of Social Studies Department B.S., Farmville State Teachers College Duke University Winnie E. Sutherland Visiting Teac jer B.S., University of Virginia M.A., University of Virginia Ross F. Walker Physical Education Assistant Director of Physical Education B.S., Virginia Military Institution d i6 y POPE’S HELPERS ' REELY’S HELPERS FIRST- VII) LUNCHEON HOPPER’S HELPERS CAFETERIA UNDER CONSTRICTION LIBRARY HELPERS Dl CL added SENIOR ENGLISH ( LASS SENIOR ENGLISH GLASS JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS lOMORE ENGLISH CLASS cross m — FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS ! EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH CLASS 1 1 Jr 4 : I M S I 1 H|fl| S r -t t General Math - Miss Bowler Civics - Miss Royston Physics - Mr. Burks Trig - Mrs. Potts SENIORS AT WORK SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary T reasurer . . . Sponsor .Carroll Barrett ...... Barry Foltz Virginia Stallman . . George Lowry . . . . Miss Ann Farr Ike ampler Music is the essence of order, and rightly pursued, leads to all that is good, just and beautiful — Plato. Zjlie Senior C -lc add Marjorie Jeanette Adams Margie” Vienna, Virginia James Edward Anderson Andy” Alexandria, Virginia Glenn Conley Ball Glenn” Springfield, Virginia Guy Clifford Ballard, Jr. Guy” Falls Church, Virginia Carroll Lee Barrett Carroll” Fairfax, Virginia Olga Doris Bauckman Olga y Vienna, Virginia Melvin Wayne Baughman Wayne” Annandale, Virginia Charles Wilford Beach Willie” Fairfax, Virginia Fois Anne Beatty Loy” Alexandria, Virginia Betty Jane Beistel Betts” Fairfax, Virginia Nineteen d 22 y Elisabeth Joy Benham Betty ” Clifton, Virginia Margaret Eastman Bennett Peggy” Fairfax, Virginia Mary Catherine Blevins Cat ” Fairfax Station, Virginia Mildred Virginia Blevins Midge” Fairfax, Virginia Foster Otha Bonner ” Foster ” Fairfax, Virginia Samuel Curtis Breckenridge Sam” Fairfax, Virginia Shirley Mae Brinckman Brittkie” Fairfax, Virginia James Mordecai Broaddus, Jr. Jimmy” Alexandria, Virginia William Raymond Brown Bill” Fairfax Station, Virginia Terry Wells Cannon Terry” Vienna, Virginia J 23 y Jhe .Senior C ic a5S Cleon Nina Cantrell Donnie” Annandale, Virginia Channing Joseph Carroll Joe” Falls Church, Virginia Shirley Ann Carter Shirley” Alexandria, Virginia Mary Angell Cauble Redbird” Alexandria, Virginia Patricia Ann Chappelle Pat” Fairfax, Virginia John Douglass Clark, Jr. Jack” Annandale, Virginia Ormond Leslie Clemons Ormond” Annandale, Virginia Marian Teresa Cole Marian” Vienna, Virginia Ellen Mae Colley Pee Wee” Centerville, Virginia Virginia Swisher Conkle Gingie” Oakton, Virginia yjineteen j 24 y Geraldine Ann Cunningham Jerry” Vienna, Virginia Arthur Thomas Davis, Jr. Tangy ” Annandale, Virginia Anne Virginia Dawson Annie” Fairfax, Virginia Doris Virginia Demory Virginia” Alexandria, Virginia Frances Ann Donohoe Frances” Alexandria, Virginia Heighter DuVal Dowell Billy” Vienna, Virginia John Ludwig Driefer John” Fairfax, Virginia Frances Martha Duncan Marty” Vienna, Virginia Paul Dillingham Durant Paul” Fairfax, Virginia Ralph Jeter Edwards Jeter” Alexandria, Virginia nine J 25 h Roy Freeman Eppard Roy” Alexandria, Virginia Herbert Lewis Eskridge, Jr. Junnie” Falls Church, Virginia Katheryn Elizabeth Estes Rack” Fairfax, Virginia John Leo Fentress Bubby” Vienna, Virginia Billie Ruth Fletcher Bill” Manassas, Virginia Barry James Foltz Barry” Fairfax, Virginia Charles William Fortney Chuck” Vienna, Virginia Robert William Fraser Bob” Springfield, Virginia Gwendolyn Eileen Garner Gwen” Springfield, Virginia June Ellen Gartrell June” Fairfax, Virginia n L ineieen j 26 y Margarf.t Chari.otte Gf.rken Lin wood Milton Gorham Gerk ” Lin” Vienna, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Charles Robert Green Bob” Annandale, Virginia Robert Walton Greenstreet Greenie” Vienna, Virginia Albert Orville Hamilton Coky” Falls Church, Virginia Eleanor Virginia Harrison Eleanor” Vienna, Virginia Betty Ann Hawling Betty” Annandale, Virginia Garnet Jackie Heaton Jack” Clifton, Virginia Raymond Edward Hemma Ray” Falls Church, Virginia Frederick James Henderson Jimmie” Fairfax, Virginia - nine A 27 y Billie Jayne Hinshaw Bill” Fairfax, Virginia John Richard Hockman Richard” Oakton, Virginia Dorothy Mae Holmes Dotte” Vienna, Virginia Betty Mae Horsman Betty” Vienna, Virginia Maxine Howke Mickey” Vienna, Virginia Pauline Howke Polly” Vienna, Virginia James Travis Hubbard Travis” Fairfax Station, Virginia Richard Humphrey Hughes Dicky’ Vienna, Virginia LaVerne Audrey Hunt LaVerne” Vienna, Virginia Peggy Joyce Hutchins Hutch” Annandale, Virginia n t. ineieen J 28 y airjcix Jlicjh behoof Leithia Mae Jen Leafy” Fairfax, Virgin [ ' alter Perry Johnson Walter ” Vienna, Yygini wh Elinore Kitchingman Betty Ann Kidwell Kitty” Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Jane” Fairfax, Virginia Donald Warren Koert Don” Alexandria, Virginia Kaye Arlene Krebs Kay” Vienna, Virginia Lois Agnes Lacey Lois” Alexandria, Virginia Leon Rumon Lageman Leo” Flerndon, Virginia Robert Edward LeCompte Bobby” Annandale, Virginia nine d 29 y 2ylie Senior C lt CL6S Rosie Marie Lester Rosie” Burke, Virginia - Leon Lee Lowe Leon” McLean, Virginia .cx xx.u- George Clark Lowry George” Alexandria, Virginia David Clifton Lynn Dave” Falls Church, Virginia Donald Iden Lyons Jasbo” Vienna, Virginia Anna Lee Lytton Anna Lee” Fairfax, Virginia Margaret Maxine McGowan Mac” Falls Church, Virginia Ann Williford McKenzie Ann” Alexandria, Virginia Martha Gertrude Mahoney Gertie” Fairfax Station, Virginia Paul Thomas Marrow, Jr. Tommy” Annandale, Virginia A 30 y Howard William Mason Bill” Fairfax Station, Virginia Janice Carol Mead Janice ” Fairfax, Virginia Jimmie Lee Miller Jimmie ” Centerville, Virginia Robert Irvin Miller Bones” Dunn Loring, Virginia Josephine Anne Minor Jo Anne” Alexandria, Virginia Josephine Rebecca Monroe Jo” Annandale, Virginia Betty Lou Munroe Pete” Vienna, Virginia Annabelle Myers Anna” Fairfax, Virginia Sally Patricia Myers Patty” Fairfax, Virginia Dorothy Joyce Nichols Dot” Centerville, Virginia i 31 y Zjlie Senior C lt add Agnes Joan Nixon Aggie” Vienna, Virginia Terry Watson Offield Terry” Vienna, Virginia Thelma Maxine Payne Mac” Annandale, Virginia Margaret Olivia Peacher Maggie” Fairfax, Virginia Larry Owen Phillips Larry” Fairfax, Virginia Leroy Jackson Plaugher Jackson” Annandale, Virginia Dale Keith Price Dale” Fairfax, Virginia Lois Anne Prosise Reds” Annandale, Virginia Sarah Virginia Reed Sarah” Vienna, Virginia J 32 y Frances Madeline Reid Frannie” Alexandria, Virginia Warren Keith Rosf.berry Rose” Springfield, Virginia Elizabeth Anne Ross Betty” Vienna, Virginia Roy Robert Rotenberry Bill” Vienna, Virginia Mona Burchell Rowland Mona” Annandale, Virginia Virginia Belle Rowland Genny” Fairfax Station, Virginia Virginia Fairfax Russell Little Ginnie” Fairfax, Virginia William Lee Saffer Bill” Falls Church, Virginia Mildred Virginia Sanborne Ginnie ” Alexandria, Virginia Mary Ellen Saunders Mergie” Centerville, Virginia 33 y Harry Hamblin Shelton, Jr. Harry” Fairfax, Virginia Patricia Anne Shelton Patsy” Fairfax, Virginia Dorothy Pearl Shepherd Dot” Annandale, Virginia William Cullen Sherwood ”Cig” Fairfax, Virginia Sonya Mae Shockey Sonya” Merrifield, Virgini - gu, J Doris Louise Shomo Doris” Vienna, Virginia Betty Louise Siegle Betty Lon” Springfield, Virginia Gracie Dale Simpson Grade” Alexandria, Virginia Mary Belle Sisk Mary B” Vienna, Virginia Florence Louise Smith Pat” Fairfax, Virginia n t, ineieen A 34 V Jimmie Louise Smith Smitty ” Alexandria, Virginia Karl Otto Spiess, Jr. Spiess” Fairfax, Virginia Virginia Catherine Stallman Virginia Ellen William Louis Spilman ' ' Bill” Fairfax Station, Virginia Stickel Ginny” Vienna, Virginia Virginia ” Fairfax, Virginia John Raymond Tait Raymond” Fairfax, Virginia Alice Mae Thatcher Al” Vienna, Virginia Janet Ruby Trumbo Janie” Vienna, Virginia C7 Torty - nine — • Margaret Alice Walters Peggy” Oakton, Virginia si — s J 35 F Jack Thomas Watkins Jack” Fairfax, Virginia Neil Clay Watson ' Hot-Rod” Annandale, Virginia Steuart Warren Weller Chesty” Fairfax, Virginia Donald Lee White Donald” Annandale, Virginia Robert Lee Wills Bob” Alloy, West Virginia Patricia Anne Windsor Pat” Falls Church, Virginia Patricia LaVawn Woods Pat” Annandale, Virginia Adele Wright Sbortie ” Vienna, Virginia FFarold Bays Young Harold” Clifton, Virginia Lindol Robert Zink Undo!” Fairfax, Virginia n l ineieen i 36 y POST GRADUATES Albert Boley Springfield, Va. Frederick Boswell Fairfax, Va. Betty Helmcamp Alexandria, Va. Robert Randle Lucille Thompson Richard Williams Arlington, Va. Vienna, Va. Oakton, Va. 37 y Geometry - Mrs. Potts History - Miss Story English - Miss Kern Chemistry - Mrs. Follin JUNIORS AT WORK JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Neal Gresham Vice-President Billy Hicks Treasurer Carol Kitchingman Secretary Shiela Kilgore Sponsor . .Miss Arlene Goosby I The man that hath no music in himself . . . Let no such man be trusted .” — Shakespeare. JUNIOR CLASS Adams, James Alves, Wallis Anderson, Shirley Bath, Robert Bender, Anne Benham, William Clingenpeel, Calvert Crider, Miriam Curtis, Barbara Cushnie, William Dolinger, Rose Duvendack, William Forney, Alexa Gresham, Neal Gwaltney, Laverne JUNIOR CLASS Hicks, William Higginbotham, Brent Holloway, Marion Irvin, Hugh Jacques, Jeanne Kilgore, Sheila Kitchingman, Carol Knicely, Orville McClure, John Moore, Betty Murphy, Page Norris, Ronald Payne, Dan Payne, Mary Catherine Raper, Harrison JUNIOR CLASS Reid, Patricia Riordan, John Robinson, Pat Rowland, Mary Jcyce Seligman, Jean Shoop, Ronald Sours, Martha Spilman, Newton Twombly, Donald Van Kretschmar, Jaap Watts, Harry White, Phyllis Whitling, Cleo Wills, David Wright, Audrey JUNIOR CLASS William Roger Toon 1931-1948 3lit ilfentoru of C £3 SOPHOMORE CLASS Sandra Lee Keyes 1933-1949 J 43 f English - Mrs. Mosser Math - Mrs. Potts Social Studies - Miss Story Biology - Mr. Burks SOPHOMORES AT WORK SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Francis Moravitz Vice-President . . .... . . Jeanette Carroll Secretary Patsy Williams T rcasurer . . .... . . . . John Buhl Sponsor ... Mr. Ross Walker the ampler ” Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast , to soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. — Congreve. SOPHOMORE CLASS Adams, Alliene Ahalt, Russell Albrecht, Margaret Armentrout, June Avery, Wilma Ayre, Jane Barb, Pansy Barney, Ray Beatty, Gayle Bell, Emily Bell, John Benham, Grace Biggers, Beth Birch, Ralph Blevins, Virginia Bray, Jean Breckenridge, Patsy Brownell, Billie Rae Buckley, Anne Buhl, John Bull, John Burke, Roger Burns, William Butler, Richard Byrne, Betty Byrne, Claudette Canard, Roy Carroll, Jeanette Dhe 1949 Sc cwip J 46 J. SOPHOMORE CLASS Case, John Cassedy, Stacy Caudle, Bob Chappell, Lou Cockrell, Peggie Cole, Yvonne Cooke, William Costello, Doris Cromer, Robert Curran, Phyllis Curtis, Charlotte Davis, Henry Davis, Jean Dewing, Beverly Dcnaldson, Peggy Dowell, Billy Dowell, Joyce Edmonds, Willie Feagans, William Fenton, Margaret Fleming, James Fortney, Parker Fox, Doris Fox, Joyce Fox, Lorraine Freeman, Braxton Fulgum, Ralph Gaines, Latham ZJ airfax behoof d 47 F ZJhe 1 94 9 Sampler i 48 y Galanis, William Gossett, Janice Hammer, Ronald Hanger, Sally Hannah, Robert Harkness, Robert Harrington, Lorraine Harris, Roland Havenner, George Hawley, ' Donald Hawley, Barbara HeA rson , Carl Hollfs, Nancy Howell, Blanchard Hudson, Thaddeus irolyn V Hyer, Joseph Jarrell, Mary June Jefferies, Harold Jenkins, Robert Kerrick, Ralph Kerykendall, Roland Kline, Leonard Kline, Vadah Kidwell, Jack Kitchen, Ruth SOPHOMORE CLASS Knupp, Katherine Koci, Joan Lambert, Marion Leonard, Rosalie Lester, William F. Lomax, Carlyle Loveless, Donald Loy, Robert McKenna, Barbara McLane, Roy McLaughlin, Beverly Makely, Leroy Marks, Betty Ann Mauck, Marshall May, Anna Jeanne Merryman, Herbert Mills, Edith Moore, Delores Moravitz, Francis Nester, Mack Newton, Patricia Payne, Ike Payton, Lillian Pearson, Louise Plaugher, Alvin Plum, Ruby Poland, Robert i 49 b wm Shas, Gordon r ‘iley, Donald Robinson, Frances Rowland, Virgie Rund, Patricia Saffer, John Saunders, Bessie Seymour, Richard Shaw, Edward Shultz, Norma Simmons, Thomas Simpson, Audrey Simpson, Dolores Smith, Betty Smith, Buddy Smith, Gary Smith, Howard Smith, Robert Sours, Frances Spencer, Wallace Staats, Nellie Stover, Barbara ZJhe 1 94 9 Sampler J so y SOPHOMORE CLASS Sullivan, Michael Swain, Joan Swann, Billy Swart, Asa Tait, Jimmy Thompson, Willie Tinder, Rodney Tobler, Herman Tomlinson, Norman Tucker, Stanford Tyler, Pat Waple, Hugh Waring, Peggy Washabaugh, 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 Ellen A 51 y Math - Mr, Chesley Social Studies - Mr. Friedlander j Science - Mr. Follin Latin - Mrs. Slonaker FRESHMEN AT WORK FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurcr Sponsor .Hugh Heishman Martha Phillips Hazel Bristow Rufus Coldwell Mr. George Pope 7 he ampler Music is more than a pleasure — It is a necessity. — Rolland. FRESHMAN (LASS Adams, Beulah Adams, DeWilton Beach, Betty Beans, Virginia Bennett, James Blaine, Karl Blevins, Darline Boley, Betty Bolt, Jeff Bonnet, James Bowman, Norman Bransom, Barbara Breckley, Robert Brill, Donald Bristow, Hazel Browning, Kenneth Byrne, Mary Carroll, Barbara Caton, Raymond Chang, Ming Cline, Jean Cline, Joan Coldwell, Rufus Cole, Emilia Cole, Helen Collier, Betty Cook, Mary Cooper, Barbara Cooper, Harlan Cornell, Eileen Cornell, Mary Frances Covington, Marshall Crandall, Mary Lou Cruey, Polly Crumbaugh, Thelm; Jhe 1 94 9 bumpier d 54 h FRESHMAN CLASS Davis, Donald Davis, James Davis, Marian Davis, Mary Jane Dean, Norman Dellinger, Julia Devlin, Dan Dismuke, Charles Dove, Douglas Dove, Howard Dove, Margaret Dowell, James Downs, Richard Duborg, Diana Dulaney, Ann Duncan, Robert Durant, Patricia Feidler, Dorothy Fisher, Jean Foltz, Stephen Fones, Garland Fulghum, Dorothy Gardner, Mary Lou Gartrell, William Gerken, Karen Gilbertson, Jule Gilly, Ronald Glascock, Nellie Goodkind, Arthur Gordon, Helen Gore, Gloria Gore, Orville Gulledge, Margurite Harris, Betty Harrison, Anna h School A 55 Y FRESHMAN CLASS Harrison, Pearl Hart, Charlotte Hazelwood, Dorothy Heishman, Hugh Henry, Charlotte Hill, Charline Hinshaw, Oscar Holmes, Lewis Howe, Bruce Hower, Paul Hughes, Dorothy Huguley, Donald Huguley, Robert Hurley, Ronald Jeffrey, Patricia Jenkins, Betty Jennell, Virginia Johnson, Edith Jones, Billy Kelly, George Kerrick, Marion King, Gilbert Klyn, Richard Koci, Marie Krebhiel, Robert Landon, Samuel Lasky, Thora Lawson, Thomas LeCompte, Jimmy Lester, Francis Lyerly, Jessie Lytton, Leon McDaniel, Eleanor McGowan, Helen McLane, Barbara ZJlie 1 94 9 Sampler d 56 }■ FRESHMAN CLASS Mahr, Neil May, John Mead, Barbara Merriman, Margaret Miller, Jacqueline Miller, Sue Millner, Nancy Monson, Philip Monroe, Ann Monroe, Lee Moore, Bogardus Moore, Christina Moravitz, Connie Morrissey, Ellen Mudd, Margaret Mudd, Mildred Mudd, William Mylroie, Thomas Neher, Estelle Patton, Richard Payne, Barbara Person, Emily Phillips, Martha Plaugher, Deane Powers, William Prentice, Shirley Pullen, Nelson Pumphrey, Wayne Pyron, Joan Pyron, Joyce Raper, Jarrell Raynes, June Reedy, E elen Reeves, Beverly Reiter, Lawrence dS ' ,. I i 57 h FRESHMAN CLASS Reniere, Harold Reniere, Libby Rice, Paul Richey, Sylvia Riley, Ellen Risner, Lucille Robbins, Walter Robertson, Blanche Robinson, Joan Robinson, Mary Rose, Norma Rosin, Nancy Round, Dorothy Runyon, Mary Russell, Mary Esther Russell, Mikie Russey, Janice Saunders, Patricia Sembower, Janice Sevareid, Paul Seymour, Fred Seymour, Edgar Shaw, Shirley Shaw, Sondra Shelton, Robert Sherfey, Ramon Sherman, Franklin Sherwood, Shirley Shifflett, Jessie Shomo, Eleanor Jz Jf cr S impson, Carol Simpson, Joe Sisk, Regina Skillman, Eugene Sloper, Doris Jlie 1949 bumpier d 58 y FRESHMAN CLASS Smith, Coleman Smith, Eloise Southers, Guy Spaulding, Betty Staton, Barbara St. Clair, Paul Stewart, Susan Stover, George Stough, Beatrice Stubbs, Patricia Sutphin, Louise Swain, Roderic Talbott, Edward Thompson, Claude Tobin, Ann Trenis, Philip Turner, Patricia Uhler, Margaret Upham, Millicent Utterback, Ann Vain, Leilani Van Sassenschied, Barbara Waple, Nancy Weatherholtz, Dale Webber, Frank Weber, Kay Williams, James Williams, Marlene Withered, Julian Wood, Suzanne Woods, Terry Woolfenden, Ronald Worth, Roderic Wright, Betty Yarbrough, Thomas i 59 y Social Studies - Mrs. Dixon English - Mrs. McFarland Math - Mr. Chesley Science - Mrs. Follin EIGHTH GRADE AT WORK EIGHTH GRADE GLASS OFFICERS President ..... ... Charlotte White Vice-President Etta May Koch Secretary . Joyce Leigh Treasurer . . Colby Collier Coordinator . . . .Mrs. Katherine Hopper Sponsors . . J Mrs ’ Mildred Leigh Mr. Emory Chesley The ampler Sing, sing, music was given, to brighten the gay and kindle the living .” — Moore. EIGHTH GRADE Adams, Joyce Albrecht, Carol Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Gaynelle Anderson, Nils Baber, Patricia Baker, Kimberly Ball, Ted Baltzelle, Thurman Beahm, James Beistel, Roy Bell, Jean Bender, Susant Benham, James Bennett, Clyde Bennett, Donald Bennett, Joan OpJfyennett, Willard Berry, Nancy Biller, Richa rd Bostic, Virginia Bowler, Stanley Boyce, Sally Bradford, Roslyn Bremer, Ida Bronson, Robert Brown, Clifford Bruin, Billy Bryan, Jonathan Burke, Barbara Burke, Beverly Burns, Rosemary Cantrell, John Cassedy, Virginia Chappelle, Barbara Chappelle, Wilmer Cobb, James Cobb, Jere Cockrill, Richard Cole, Anthony She 1949 Sc umfj j 62 y EIGHTH GRADE Cole, James Collier, Colby Cooper, Andy Cox, Betty Cox, Robert Cromer, Katherine Crouch, Claudette Curtis, Barbara Dansberger, Barbara Davis, Ann Dare Davis, Joan Davis, Robert Demory, Betty Lou Dominy, Janice Dorman, Rawley Dowell, Barbara Dowell, Robert Doyle, Beulah Duncan, Ann England, Margaret Eskridge, Ruth Evans, Georgia Everly, David Everly, Fred Fenton, John Fincham, Sam Fletcher, Daniel Ford, Joan Ford, Peter Foster, Ray Frazier, Shirley Frinks, Eugene Fritter, Patsy Fritter, Peggy Fuller, Patricia Gerkcn, Carl Gheen, Mildred Goforth, Marie Granlich, Emily Gregg, Margaret Zra ir ctx behoof j 63 y EIGHTH GRADE Grove, Calvert Gustafson, Janet Hailman, Janet Hall, Larry Hall, Shirley Hall, Wayne Hamilton, Eugene Hansborough, Stewart Hawkins, Frances Hayden, Eugene Healey, Patricia Heath, Ellen May Henderson, Donald Hensley, Nelson Hess, Duane Hipsley, Howard Hoffman, Jean Hollis, Gloria Holloway, Willi am Hough, Betty Jenkins, Billy Jennell, Nancy Jerman, Neil Jones, Eddie Jones, Hurst Jones, Nancy Justusson, George Kane, Joe Kearns, Theodore Kearns, Wayne Keller, Lois Keyes, Jerry Kidwell, Charlotte Kidwell, Evelyn Kidwell, Jennie Kidwell, Samrnie Kingree, Doris Kitchen , Agnes Knupp, Lee Koch, Etta Mae iJlie 1 94 9 -Si amp J 64 h EIGHTH GRADE Koehnlien, Gerald Krebs, Richard Lancaster, Gordon Lawson, Nelson Leigh, Joyce Leonard, Birdie Long, Donald McDonough, Barbara McWhorter, James Makely, James Makely, Louise Marrow, Billy Marshall, Shirley Martin, June Mauck, Norma Mellender, Joe Miller, Gene Miles, Phyllis Mills, Bobby Mills, Robert Moore, Sue Morrison, Mary Ellen Morrow, Marshall Mudd, Elmer Newcome, Doris Norris, Gerald Nugent, Delores Payne, Ambrose Payne, Jeannette Payne, John Payne, Patsy Payton, Zelda Peacher, Gloria Pearson, Anna Pearson, Ernest Pearson, Johann Pendergraph, Joe Phillips, Doris Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Marjorie j 65 y EIGHTH GRADE Poe, Eva Porter, Elmer Printz, Billy Quackenbush, John Rasmussen, Dick Reece, Mary Reno, Ruby Riggles, Iris Riggles, Jack Rinker, Charles Riordon, David Rives, Jesse Robinson, Barbara Rodgers, Maureen Rotenberry, Pavd Russell, Doris Russell, Sammy Saflfer, Helen Schaeffer, Carol Seal, Bobby Shackelford, Newman Sherburne, Gayle Sherwood, James Short, Cecil Shue, Frederick Simpkins, Ruth Sloper, Leon Smith, Lena Smith, Thomas Snyder, Melvin Southers, Ellis Spencer, Virginia Spilman, Martin Staats, Leslie Stevens, John Stewart, Carl Stodgel, Shirley Strang, Howard Stroud, Ann Sutherland, Clarence J 66 b EIGHTH GRADE Sutphin, Billy Talbott, Richard Taylor, Frank Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Rosemarie Toon, Robert Twombly, Roland Tyler, Lester Upham, Jacqueline Van Kretschmar, Honnie Vannoy, James Via, Bennie Von Sassenscheid, Alexandra Weldecker, Dorothy Waller, Martha Warren, Jack Watson, William Weeks, Edith Wells, Richard West, Donna White, Charlotte Wight, Kathleen Wilbur, Larry Willett, Doris Williams, Frances Williamson, Racquelle Wright, William Yarbrough, Lucien Young, James Young, Patricia Yowell, June li behoof d 67 y Mem’ry’s leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts for aye, And waft us back, o ' er life ' s broad track To pleasures long gone by. WHIM C FETE HI MUSIC SCHOOL BOARD IT CHEON SCHOOL BOARD IT NCIIEON DR M TICS F ■ ■■ [(;!. SS DRIVE FARE FAC SAMPLER Editors Senior Editors Business Managers Junior Editor | Patricia Windsor { Margaret Gerken f Anne Dawson ( Sonya Shockey I Alice Thatcher | Anna Lee Lytton Martha Sours Sponsor Mrs. Katherine Hopper STAFF MEMBERS Bauckman, Olga Gardner, Mary Lou Gilbertson, Jule Harrison, Pearl Higginbotham, Brent Holmes, Dorothy Hutchins, Peggy McLaughlin, Beverly Minor, Joanne Moore, Bogardus Wright, Audrey e Newton, Patricia Person, Emily Reedy, Helen Rowland, Mary Joyce Rowland, Mona Seigle, Betty Lou Uhler, Margaret White, Phyllis Whitling, Cleo Wood, Sue 70 y FAIR FACTS Editor-in-Chicf ... Managing Editor News Editor Co-Sports Editors Feature Editor ... John Driefer Janet Trumbo Jerry Cunningham ( Shirley Brinckman I Paul Durant Barry Foltz Circulation Underclass Chairman Make-up Head Editorial Advisor Printing Advisor Dick Hughes John Fentress Bill Brown .. .Miss Ruth Royston Mr. Walter Dowling MEMBERS Baker, Kim Ballard, Guy Baughman, Wayne Beach, Willie Bender, Anne Bennett, Peggy Biggers, Beth Blevins, Mildred Brinckman, Shirley Brown, Bill Clingenpeel, Calvert Coldwell, Rufus Crider, Miriam Cunningham, Geraldine Cushnie, Bill Davis, Tommy Driefer, John Durant, Paul Fentress, John Foltz, Barry Forney, Alexa Galanis, Bill Gilbertson, Jule Gresham, Neal Hamilton, Albert Hanger, Sally Heaton, Jack Flicks, Billy Hinshaw, Billie Howell, Blanchard Hughes, Dickie Huguley, Donald Jacques, Jeanne Jenkins, Leitha Kilgore, Sheila Kitchingman, Carol Koci, Joan Lawson, Tommy Lynn, Dave McKenna, Barbara Monroe, Josephine Moravitz, Francis Riordan, John Robinson, Joan Robinson, Pat Rotenberry, Roy Rund, Pat Saunders, Mary E. Spillman, Bill Swain, Joan Trumbo, Janet Williams, David Wright, Audrey Aims To meet financial problems. To raise the caliber of the paper to meet the standards of press associations, to submit the paper for criticism to these associations, and to compare our publication with those from other schools of the same class. To publish a paper which will meet the needs of Fairfax High School. To prepare for the welfare of the newspaper next year. As the Sampler goes to press, it is too early in the year to say whether or not we will completely reach these aims. However, the staff feels that Fair Facts is well on the way to the fulfillment of all of its goals for the year. i 71 f STUDENT GOVERNMENT Steuart Weller Secretary Billy Hicks Jimmie Miller Treasurer Barbara McKenna Sponsor Mr. Craighill Burks MEMBERS Alves, Wallace Everly, Fred Plaugher, Alvin Anderson, Nils Foltz, Barry Reeves, Edwin Bender, Ann Hinshaw, Oscar Richey, Sylvia Benham, Betty Hicks, Billy Smith, Buddy Biestel, Betty Holmes, Dorothy Stogel, Shirley Birch, Ralph Hubbard, James Strouse, Ann Brinckman, Shirley Hughs, Dickey Swain, Joan Broaddus, Jimmy Mahoney, Gertrude Trenis, Phil Brown, William McKenna, Barbara Trumbo, Janet Cabanis, James Miller, Bobby Uhler, Kemper Chang, Ming Miller, Jimmie Washabaugh, Sara Clemons, Ormond Minor, Jo Ann Weller, Steuart Crider, Miriam Monroe, Josephine White, Charlotte Cunningham, Geraldine Morrison, Mary Ellen Williams, Richard Driefer, John Offield, Terry Payne, Janet Windsor, Pat President Vice-President Accom plishments This year’s Student Government has been active in all of the campaigns carried on to improve the conditions of the school. It has taken complete charge of conduct in the cafeteria. It has revised the School Constitution and established a student code of honor. It has taken charge of the clean-up drive, and helped the appearance of the halls considerably. •i 72 y MONITORS Captain ..Virginia Rowland Secretary Gertrude Mahoney Sponsor Mr. George Pope MEMBERS Bauckman, Olga Bonham, Betty Cunningham, Geraldine Dawson, Anne Holmes, Dorothy Howke, Maxine Howke, Pauline Hutchins, Peggy Jenkins, Lethia Lacy, Lois Mahoney, Gertrude Nixon, Agnes Reed, Frances Rowland, Virginia Sanborne, Virginia Saunders, Mary Ellen Shelton, Patricia Simpson, Grace Stallman, Virginia Windsor, Patricia Aims To relieve congestion in the halls. To keep the halls clear. To keep people in their classrooms. To relieve noise in the halls. To relieve congestion in the cafeteria. SAFETY PATROL Captain Litutenant Betty Benham Lieutenant Lieutenant Russell Sponsor ....Mr. William Manvell MEMBERS Moore, Betty Dove, Douglas Morrissey, Ellen Anderson, Elizabeth Dowell, Heighter Powers, William Baker, Kem Downs, Richard Prosise, Ann Benham, Grace Eskridge, Ruth Seligman, Jean Blevins, Douglas Garner, Gwen Sherman, Franklin Buckley, Anne Hamilton, Eugene Shomo, Doris Burke, Roger Hayden, Eugene Sisk, Mary Belle Cantrell, Cleon Horsman, Betty Spilman, Martin Cobb, James Kline, Leonard Twombly, Ronald Cockrill, Richard Lester, William West, Donna Demory, Virginia Woods, Pat The Patrols have done a lot this year. We have set our goals high and we have come up to them. We have improved over last year and we believe that next year we will improve still more. Fairfax High has achieved a good safety record this year, which was due to the unselfish vigilance of your patrols. d 74 y GAMMA SIGMA President Kemper Uhler Secretary Betty Hawling Vice-President Jane Kitchingman Treasurer Tommy Davis Sponsor Miss M ry Katherine Kern Ball, Glenn Barrett, Carroll Baughman, Wayne Bender, Anne Clemons, Ormond Clingingpeel, Calvert Cunningham, Geraldine Davis, Tommy MEMBERS Dawson, Anne Donohoe, Frances Gartrell, June Gerken, Margaret Hawling, Betty Hicks, Billy Hinshaw, Billie Kitchingman, Jane Lytton, Anna Lee McKenzie, Ann Murphy, Page Offield, Terry Payne, Maxine Rowland, Mona Siegle, Betty Lou Trumbo, Janet Uhler, Kemper Aims: To establish an Honor Roll. To forward the Honor System. To inspire the ideals of the Honor Society in the students of the high school. To render service to our school. To establish a Junior Honor Society. Accom plishments: Initiation of new members. Establishment of an Honor Roll. Rendering of service to our school. Jairj cix JJkali behoof i 75 b EPSILON DELTA LITERARY CLUB 1 It tic A ■ - • • m y ■ • if i Wit Ja 1 J ft i m L ttk - — 7!F: OFFICERS President — 1st half year President — 2nd half year Vice-President — 1st half year Vice-President — 2nd half year Secretary — 1st half year Secretary — 2nd half year Treasurer — 1st half year Treasurer — 2nd half year Co-Sponsors Virginia Stallman Elizabeth Whitmer Betty Benham Anne Buckley Joan Swain Jeanette Carroll Elizabeth Thitmer Grace Benham Miss Mary Katherine Kern J Mrs. Esther Drew Mosser Ayre, Jane Benham, Betty Benham, Grace Biggers, Beth Buckley, Anne Carroll, Jeanette Chappell, Lou Dewing, Beverly MEMBERS Harris, Roland Haynes, Vernon Helmcamp, Betty Howell, Blanchard Keyes, Sandra Kitchen, Ruth Koci, Joan Morrissey, Ellen Munroe, Betty Lou Prosise, Lois Rund, Patricia Scott, Shirley Shultz, Norma Stallman, Virginia Swain, Joan Whitmcr, Elizabeth Woods, Patricia The aims established by the Epsilon Delta Literary Club are: to foster an interest in literary activities; to develop an appreciation in reading, speaking, acting, debating, and creative writing; and to train pupils for out state contests of the Virginia Literary and Athletic League. These aims have been achieved during the 1949-49 session: active participation in various literary contests, dramatics, and public speaking; a program at every meeting; several social activities during the year; a poetry contest among members of the club; and increased membership and interest. In memory of Sandra Keyes, an active member of the Club, who was taken by death in January, 1949, Epsilon Delta presented two books to the library. d 76 h FUTURE CITIZENS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors OFFICERS William Mason Jack Heaton Neil Watson Billy Feagans j Mrs. Ethel Slonaker ) Mr. Blaine Friedlander MEMBERS Clark, Jack Davis, James Feagans, Billy Freeman, Braxton Heaton, Jack Henderson, James Hess, Duane Hughes, Dick Mason, William Monson, Phil Phillips, Larry Raper, Jarrell Spiess, Karl Van Kretschmar, Jaap Watkins, Jack Watson. Neil The Future Citizens Club, consisting of sixteen interested students, meets weekly to further the club’s purpose. That is to improve ourselves and our school. We try to meet our purpose with the following aims: To be of service to the school, to promote better sportsmanship, to take field trips, and to back movies of an educational nature. We have accomplished the following: Better service to the school, better sportsman- ship, and we backed a movie called This Land of Ours.” i 77 y LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President Robert LeCompte Vice-President John Tait Secretary Janice Russey T reasurer Charlotte Hart Sponsor Miss Virginia Stanley MEMBERS Anderson, James Crouch, Claudette Hart, Charlotte LeCompte, Robert Tait, John McGruder, Bernice Russey, Janice Spencer, Virginia Stewart, Carl The Library Club is composed of those students who are interested in reading and in helping to improve the library, both in appearance and usefulness. They have stimu- lated reading interest by the arrangement of bulletin board displays, posters, and book talks. Through their instruction in how to use the library, they have helped other students to become better acquainted with its facilities. They have done much to improve the appearance of the library and to keep it neat at all times. The club sponsored a movie, the proceeds of which were used in buying a book truck for the new library. They contributed a complete place setting to the cafeteria. During book week they gave a faculty tea. The high light of the year was a visit to the Library of Congress. { 78 h ART CLUB EIGHTH GRADE CLUB President Jean Beli. Vice-President Ann Davis Secretary Hannie Van Kretschmar Treasurer Alexandra Von Sassenscheid Faculty Sponsor Miss Nellie Marshall HIGH SCHOOL CLUB President Gerald Weir Vice-President Wilma Averv Secretary Marian Klrrick Treasurer Marie Koci Sponsor Miss Nellie Marshall MEMBERS Avery, Wilma Bell, Jean Bull, John Davis, Ann Kerrick, Marian Koci, Marie Van Kretschmar, Hannie Marrow, Marshall Von Sassenscheid, Alexandra Weir, Gerald The Art Club has participated in making posters for various campaigns; designed Christmas cards; and prepared an exhibit of famous paintings. This exhibit was for the benefit of the school picture fund. { 79 y FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ( Yi i ll A President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Parker Fortney Gary Smith Richard Klyn Leroy Makely Mr. Harry D. Archer Barney, Ray Cromer, Robert Cockrill, Elvin Davis, Henry Dean, Norman Dowell, Jimmy Fortney, Charles MEMBERS Hower, Paul Hubbard, Travis Kerrick, Ralph Kline, Leonard LeCompte, Jimmy Lynn, Dave Nester, Mack Roberts, James Spencer, Wallace Seymour, Fred Waggy, Marvin Yarbrough, Tom Young, Harold The Fairfax Chapter of the F. F. A. is part of the national F. F. A. organization whose members take vocational agricultural training in high school. The Fairfax Chapter is just beginning to reorganize and since this is a very complex organization, complete harmony, and smooth functioning takes time. There are many aims and objections of the F. F. A. and each organization strives to list its course of action and to accomplish them within each year. Here at Fairfax, we must learn to work together and make the F. F. A. well-known and successful. We, the members, plan and are expected to work cooperatively as a well-knitted team. We are buying seed and other agricultural items together and plan to market produce under the F. F. A. as one unit. We will help other agricultural agencies in all community activities such as Japanese Beetle Control. We have meetings scheduled once a month at which some prominent speaker or one who has a background of new or practical agricultural information is secured. For recreation the F. F. A. Chapter has a basketball team, is building a baseball team and is planning to train all members in rifle shooting and select from these members the best for a rifle team. Above all, our organization is here for the purpose of building high moral character, friendship for fellow men, to develop responsibility, and to grow professionally. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Presidents Billie Hinshaw, Barbara McLane Vice-Presidents Betty Kidwell, Darline Blevins Secretaries Eleanor Harrison, Mary Esther Russell Treasurers Joyce Dowell, Doris Sloper Sponsors Miss Mary Hii.le McCoy, Miss Dorothy Billings Blevins, Darline Dowell, Joyce Harrison, Eleanor Hinshaw, Billie Jeffrey, Patsy Kidwell, Betty McDaniel, Eleanor MEMBERS McLane, Barbara Raynes, June Robinson, Mary Russell, Mary Simpson, Carol Sloper, Doris Smith, Eloise Staats, Nellie Sutphin, Louise Wright, Betty Purposes To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. Coals We work for high ideals of home and community living. By offering our services as baby sitters. By making and selling gifts at home economics bazaar. Mother and daughter get-together. By selling Christmas cards. We promote International Goodwill. By corresponding with boys and girls in other countries to become better acquainted with their customs and habits. By promoting international goodwill at home by working with different races and nationalities in our town and school. We strengthen Chapters. Have an installation service. Plan home projects that will strengthen the home. Invite parents and school officials to club meeting. i 81 y BUSINESS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Billy Dowell Ralph Kerrick Paul Rice Paul Rice Mr. Ralph Lewis MEMBERS Buhl, John Cooper, Andy Dowell, Billy F.dmonds, Willie Green, Robert Hinshaw, Oscar Howcr, Paul Kerrick, Ralph Lytton, Leon Rice, Paul Swain, Roderick Weber, Frank Accom plishments The Business Club was organized for the purpose of making a financial contribution to the athletic field. Stands for a concession were built and refreshments were sold at the different athletic events. The profit made was given to the athletic fund. The Business Club also served refreshments at all faculty meetings. { 82 y PROJECTION CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-President Donald Hawley Secretary-Treasurer Walter Robbins Sponsor Mr. Walter J. Dowling MEMBERS Bell, John Hower, Paul Brill, Donald Monson, Philip Davis, Henry Mudd, William Downs, Richard Payne, Ike Green, Bobby Robbins, Walter Hawley, Donald Russel, Mike Higginbotham, Brent Saffer, John Webber, Frank The purposes of the projection club are to: Make members and students more familiar with audiovisual equipment. Take proper care of projectors and projection equipment. Learn how to operate equipment. Show classroom movies with efficiency and correctness. Teach others how to operate machines correctly. i 83 y CHESS CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Sponsor Bill Ruff Page Murphy ..Thomas Simmons .Mrs. Ethel Potts Bath, Robert Cantrell, Cleon Chang, Ming Cook, Mary Dansberger, Barbara Dean, Norman Duborg, Diana Foltz, Steven Gorham, Linwood MEMBERS Hockman, Dick Krehbiel, Robert Laskey, Thora Loveless, Donald May, John Mellender, Joe Murphy, Page Myers, Pat Offield, Terry Patton, Richard Powers, Bill Ruff, Bill Sherwood, Cullen Sherwood, Shirley Simmons, Thomas Uhler, Kemper Vane, Leilani Woods, Pat Aims for the year: To promote and stimulate an interest in chess. To arouse a competitive and sportsmanslike spirit among the members. To play for our own pleasure. TOURNAMENT TEAMS Fall Spring 1 . Bill Ruff 1 . Bill Ruff 2. Cullen Sherwood 2. Terry Offield 3. Page Murphy 3. Page Murphy 4. Leilani Vane 4. Cullen Sherwood 5. Te rry Offield 5. Thomas Simmons Accomplishments for this year: 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. { 84 y President PEP CLUB OFFICERS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Mr. William Manvell Adams, Marjorie MEMBERS Hanger, Sally Harris, Betty Jane Robinson, Pat Albrecht, Margaret Hughes, Dorothy Rose, Norma Bell, Emily Kline, Vada Sembower, Janice Boley, Albert Knupp, Catherine Shomo, Eleanor Bray, Jean McKenzie, Ann Sours, Martha Brinkman, Shirley Mills, Edith Stover, Barbara Cole, Emilia Moore, Christina Trumbo, Janet Collier, Betty Jane Moore, Joyce Turner, Pat Cornell, Mary Frances Nixon, Agnes Tyler, Pat Cline, Joan Reeves, Beverly Waring, Peggy Crider, Miriam Richey, Sylvia Wright, Adele Cunningham, Geraldine Robertson, Blanche Wright, Audrey Foltz, Barry Robertson, Peggy Yowell, Mary Elh Ac com plisbments: This year the Pep Club has helped to grow interest of the students of Fairfax High by getting them more interested in the things going on in their school life at the beginning of the year. We assisted in the decoration of the field for the football games, also by organizing a Cheering Section” which was lead by our cheerleaders. Later in the year, we backed up the Mile of Dimes by putting over the drive and still later when we discovered we needed money and supplies for the cafeteria, we sponsored a Glass Drive,” which saved the cafeteria the expense of buying glasses. The most recent activity the Pep Club has taken part in, was the Mazagine Drive. In order to do this we gave a special Assembly Program including a play and some new magazine cheers” by our cheerleaders. r ml X )|g WL 4 i jtairJ ax licjli School ! 85 1 - GLEE CLUB Sponsor Miss Geraldine Estep Adams, Marjorie Albrecht, Margaret Bell, Emily Benham, Betty Brownell, Billie Rae Buckley, Ann Carroll, Barbara Cline, Vada Cole, Marion Curran, Phyllis The Glee Club is a c curricular activity as in the before. MEMBERS Curtis, Charlotte Dolinger, Rose Gilbertson, Julie Gerken, Karen Hanger, Sally Hunt, LaVerne Lester, Rosie Marks, Betty Ann May, Anna Jean b which functions as a c past. This has enabled us Myers, Patricia Reed, Frances Ross, Betty Sisk, Mary Smith, Louise Waring, Peggy Wasabaugh, Sara Weber, Kay Williams, Marlene Yowell, Mary rather than as an extra- give more programs than We opened our concert season with a performance at the county teacher’s meeting in the fall. Our next big event was the Thanksgiving Assembly which was simple but impressive with Rev. Gruver giving a brief talk and the Glee Club singing two appropriate anthems. A high light of the year was the Christmas program which was in the form of a tableau depicting the Nativity with the story told by narrator and the carols by the girls. Our biggest undertaking this year was a series of concerts given in conjunction with the band in the elementary schools of the county. It is hoped that these concerts will arouse a great deal more interest in taking music when these students come to high school. An eagerly awaited event of the year was the District IV Vocal Festival held at Madison College in Harrisonburg. We spent quite an enjoyable day listening to other Glee Clubs and soloists and performing ourselves. The judge’s criticism of our work was very helpful and stimulating. Last but not least we sang for the Baccalaureate Sermon and for graduation. We feel that we have had a most enjoyable year and have made a worthwhile contribution to the school. d 86 ) President Manager Secretary Sponsor . BAND OFFICERS Skippy Tomlinson Calvert Clincenpeel Patricia Williams Mr. Philip Fuller MEMBERS Ball, Ted Bowman, Norman Bronson, Robert Clingenpeel, Calvert Cromer, Robert Downs, Richard Duvendack, William Edwards, Ralph Fleming, James Gore, Orville Fiannah, Robert Hough, Betty Hurley, Ronald Hutchins, Carolyn Jones, Edwin Mylroie, Thomas Newton, Patricia Pendergraph, Joe Raper, Jarrell Simpson, Audrey Smith, William Sours, Frances Thompson, William Tinder, Rodney Tomlinson, Norman Tomlinson, Skippy Trenis, Philip Williams, Patricia Worth, Roderic The Band was organized in September with a membership of thirty-six, twenty of whom were beginners. It performed at all the home games in football season, although it only marched at two of these. After football season it settled down to the important work of the year — the development of a concert band. It moved into its new quarters the latter part of November. Its first program was the Christmas Concert. The second semester found its membership settled down to thirty-one students, full of hope and ambition for the future. The month of March found the band starting upon a series of concerts to be presented in the nine communities whose grade schools feed into F. H. S. An invitation was received for the first time to attend the Apple Blossom Festival. After the Community Concerts, the band set to work on a Spring Festival Concert, to be presented shortly before the close of school. The band set out this year on a very ambitious six-year program which it hopes will develop a 75- piece concert band which will be one of the outstanding bands in the state of Virginia. The Fairfax High School Area Band Association was organized, consisting of a band committee in each of the nine com- munities we serve, and a Booster” Club for the Fligh School. An eighth grade band was organized for the first time, and each of the nine elementary schools had a band organized immediately after Christmas vacation. With the tremendous progress shown by the High School band and a wealth of talent coming up from the grade schools our school can look forward to having an excellent band in the not-too-distant future. i 87 y OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Sponsors Marshall Tomlinson John Saffer Gertrude Mahoney Peggy Hutchins Miss Maron Broaddus | Mr. Ralph Lewis MEMBERS Barrett, Carroll Breckenridge, Barbara Breckenridge, Sam Broaddus, Jimmy Cauble, Mary Clark, Jack Dowell, Heighter Durant, Paul Feauherns, Alice Forney, Alexa Galanis, Bill Holmes, Dorothy Hudson, Thaddus Hutchins, Carolyn Hutchins, Peggy King, George Knicely, Orville Lageman, Leon Mahoney, Gertrude McClure, John McKenna, Barbara Miller, Jimmie Moravitz, Francis Nixon, Agnes Poland, Robert Reeves, Edwin Reider, Lawrence Roseberry, Wallace Roseberry, Warren Rowland, Virginia Saffer, John Shelton, Patsy Shockey, Sonya Tomlinson, Marshall Weller, Steuart Williams, David Williams, Richard Windsor, Patricia Wright, Adele Wright, Audrey The Varsity Club has done the following things: FJelped sponsor clean-up drive in the school. Contributed dishes to the cafeteria. Sold cokes and hot dogs at games held at school. Sponsored dances. Planned a banquet for all varsity club members at the end of the year. At this time, all letters will be issued. d 88 y MAJORETTE CORPS OFFICERS Leader f Oi.ga Bauckman Mascot Sponsor } Adele Wright Faye Remling Mr. Philip Fuller Bauckman, Olga Bristow, Hazel Burns, Claudette Cline, Jean Dawson, Anne Fenton, Margaret MEMBERS Gerken, Karen Hawley, Barbara Lyerly, Jessie Riley, Ellen Williams, Marlene Williams, Patricia Wright, Adele The Majorette Corps, under the supervision of Mr. Fuller, meets every Wednesday and Thursday for the purpose of practice. All members except three are new. These new members are drilled by the three veteran majorettes of last year. Aims for the year: To teach any students who are interested in majorettes to march and twirl. To learn new march steps. Accomplishments: All members were taught to march and twirl. March for school games. Acquired a mascot for the corps. March at parades in Washington. Led Handley High School in the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester. Jriali Sell 4 89 Y High school life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by; Then let us pledge in word and deed, Our love for Fairfax High. CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH (H! DE FOOTRAJ.I R S HOOI ROYS’ R ASKETR VI I William H. Edmondson Head of Physical Education Department; Coach Catherine Snodgrass Director of Girls’ Physical Education; Girls’ Coach Ross F. Walker Assistant Physical Education Department; Coach Ann Farr Assistant Physical Education Department; Coach Craighill Burks Tennis Coach Jack Follin Boxing Coach jhe Coaches J 92 J- VARSITY FOOTBALL Broaddus Roseberry Tomlinson Dowell Driefer Durant Bonner Barrett Reeves and Clark Beach Logeman Tait and Koert VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We They Sept. 24 Falls Church 13 20 Oct 1 Craddock 6 7 Oct. 8 Bethesda . . . . . There 13 13 Oct. 15 George Washington . . . 10 65 Oct. 23 Newport News .... • ■ • ■ There 6 36 Oct. 29 Washington-Lee .... 0 53 Nov. 5 Lane 0 7 Nov. 12 Falls Church 0 6 Nov. 19 Frederick .... 12 6 Nov. 25 Mount Vernon 0 26 i 93 1 VARSITY FOOTBALl SQUAD First row: Mr. Edmondson (Coach); Knicelv, Driefer, Barrett, D rant, Tomlinson, (Captain), Dowell, Beach, Fones, Saffer, Broaddus, Pope, (Assistant Coach). Second row: Clark, Tait, Horsman, Roseberry, Watts, Moravitz, Cannon, McClure, Koert, Bonner, Chappell. Third rou: Kline, (Manager), Williams, (Manager), Reiter, Lageman, Reeves, Twombly, Williams, (Manager), Spilman, (Manager) . We did not leave a very impressive record, but we did leave a good mark. We showed that we had spirit. If we were losing by thirteen points at the half we would come back and tie it up in the second half. Mr. Edmondson only had four starters to build his team around. He only had four or five other lettermen to fill the other vacancies. Another thing to take into consideration is the fact that there are only 800 students in this school, and George Washington and Washington-Lee have at least that many boys in their schools. Also many of the boys live on farms or live a great distance from this school and could not go out for the team. Some of the boys that made the team walked fifteen miles to their homes every night and many of them had chores to do when they reached home. Winning games is not the only aim of playing football. It is used to build up the boy’s physical condition and gives them self confidence. It is used to induce the element of sports- manship to them. And, too, many of the boys improve socially and gain friends. A new coach was introduced this year and it was an unlikely year for him. Next year, and the years to follow will see him come around with some winning teams. VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS Kline, Williams, Williams, Spilman, Worth. { 94 j- .JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTRALL First row: Harkness, Cass, Bonnet, Blaine, Buhl, McLane, Sherfey, Woofender. Second row: Freeman, Loy, Stover, Poland, Russell, Kerrick, Flemming. Third rou : St. Clair, Shelton, Kerykendall, Payne, Dismuke, Dove, Edmonds, Plaugher, Tait, Walker, (Coach). Fourth row: Brill, Cline, Rice, Huguley, Bowman, Huguley, I.olar. Our Junior Varsity football team had a prosperous year, considering the lack of experience and reserve strength. We were well coached by Mr. Ross Walker; but, just did not have the power to win from the superior teams we played. Our opponents were heavier and better talented. Our prospects for the coming season seem to be very good. We will have some capable repeaters from this past season who are reasonably good. Also, we are expecting some new talent from the incoming students who will join us this fall. We are certainly hoping for a good season next year. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We They Oct. 6 Swanson Here 0 12 Oct. 7 Falls Church . .There 12 6 Oct. 14 Falls Church Here 13 12 Oct. 19 T. Jefferson ... .Here 0 7 Oct. 21 Swanson . . . . . . . . . There 6 14 Oct. 22 Herndon 0 33 Oct. 26 Mount Vernon ... There 6 32 Oct. 28 George Washington Here 12 19 Nov. 2 T. Jefferson . . There 0 14 Nov. 4 Aldie 0 18 Nov. 10 Mount Vernon 0 31 { 95 y Managers: Mahoney, Washabaugh. VARSITY HOCKEY Although the Fairfax girls have made a good record in hockey in the past, this year has been the best season in our hockey his- tory. The fast moving aggressive rebelettes completed the season as undefeated champions in this area. Because of the speed and drive in the forwards and to the bril- liant defensive play of the backs few opposing teams were able to press past the rebeletts twenty-five yard line. • Adams, Peacher Brinckman, Shelton Hutchins, Wright Rowland, Lacy Cauble, Gartrell, Grau Shockey, Gerken 96 y VARSITY HOCKEY First rou Shockey, Gerken, Grau, Rowland, Cauble, Hutchins, Smith, Lacy, Hutchins. Second row: McKenna, Wright, Kitchingman, Bender, Brownell, Brinkman, Adams, Peacher, Wright. Third rou: Mahoney (Manager), Kline, Shelton, Williams, Gartrell, Washabough (Manager). Teamwork stands out as the most important factor contributing to making this team victorious. Congratulations to a team whose cooperation with their coach and fine playing has made them outstanding in a difficult and fast moving sport. VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We T hey Oct. 10 Falls Church There 6 0 Oct. 12 Falls Church There 1 0 Oct. 13 Blair Here 3 1 Oct. 19 Bethesda . . . .There 2 0 Oct. 20 Falls Church Here 7 1 Oct. 25 Bethesda . .... Here 3 0 Oct. 26 Washington Lee There 3 0 Oct. 28 Washington-Lee Here 5 0 d 97 h Managers Broaddus Kline, Huguley Although the team had a long, tough schedule, they kept up their spirit to the end of the season. The boys gave a fine example of this spirit by the excellent showing they made in the county tour- nament. Although many of the players are leaving this year, we hope to build a better team next year with the players that are coming back. VARSITY BASKETBALL Bobby Miller, Captain Carroll Barrett John Fentress Walton Greenstreet Terry Cannon Fir if row: Walker, (Coach), Greenstreet, Fentress, Miller, Barre t. Cannon. Second row: Hicks, Caudle, Spilman, Gresham, Williams, Knicely. Third row: Clingenpeel, Broaddus, Buhl. { 98 y VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We T hey Date Opponent Place We T hey Dec. 7 Quantico 23 59 Dec. 1 5 I.eesburg Here 22 34 Dec. 10 Bethesda 23 67 Dec. 17 Blair There 18 30 Dec. 14 Tech 2 6 47 Dec. 21 Falls Church Here 28 20 Dec. 17 Blair 34 76 Jan. 5 Leesburg 26 3 6 Dec. 21 Falls Church Here 26 44 Jan. 7 Front Royal Here 42 26 Jan. 7 Front Royal Here 43 44 Jan. 1 1 Washington-I.ee Here 18 29 Jan. 11 Washington-Lee Here 21 64 Jan. 14 Thomas Jefferson There 29 28 Jan. 14 Lane 35 56 Jan. 17 Swanson Here 24 36 Jan. 18 St. Anthony 42 58 Jan. 18 St. Anthony Here 22 3 1 Jan. 21 George Washington ... Here 40 72 Jan. 21 George Washington ... Here 1 1 44 Jan. 25 Front Royal There 32 49 Jan. 25 Front Royal There 26 24 Jan. 28 Blair Here 33 72 fan. 28 Blair Here 23 29 Feb. 4 Mt. Vernon Here 38 58 Feb. 2 Episcopal 31 51 Feb. 8 Quantico Here 43 54 Feb. 4 Thomas Jefferson Here 30 29 Feb. 9 St. Anthony There 41 48 Feb. 1 1 Washington-Lee There 37 57 Feb. 11 Washington-Lee There 32 61 Feb. 1 5 Mt. Vernon Here 28 49 Feb. 15 Mt. Vernon Here 34 57 Feb. 18 Lane 26 28 Feb. 18 Lane There 35 66 Feb. 22 George Washington .. There 1 1 44 Feb. 22 George Washington ... There 26 80 Feb. 25 Falls Church Here 39 44 Feb. 25 Falls Church Here 37 43 The Junior Varsity Basketball team had a fairly successful season, compared with their lack of height. The team played twenty games and the entire team gained a good deal of experience. ' The experience they gained this year should be helpful to varsity team next year. Mr. Edmondson helped Mr. Walker by taking over the boys’ team, keeping them in good shape and playing spirit at all times. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Edmondson, (Coach) ; Pumphrey, Lawson, Weir, Nester, P. Fortney, Spencer. Second row: Kline, Foltz, Poland, Devlin, Landon, Severaid, Coldwell, Cooper, Huguley. Third row: Heishman, Saffer, Reiter, Birch, Southers, St. Clair, Howell. i 99 y Managers: Co-Captains: Kitchingman, Shelton, Mahoney Hutchins, Rowland GIRLS’ VARSITY RASKETRALL The girls’ team had a tough schedule of seventeen games. They hid excellent spirit and kept it through bad games and good. Although they lost several games, most of them were very close games. They played in the finals of the county tourna- ment and lost by only a few points. Several of the players are leaving this year, but many are returning and we hope to have a fine team next year. Brinkman Lacy Stallman Trumbo Cauble { 100 y GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Blevins, Cauble, Lacy, Rowland, Hutchins, Snith, Brinkman, Trumbo. Second row : Fox, L., Fox, J., Waring, Koci, Blevins, Knupp, Stallman. Third row: Shelton, (Manager); Wright, Brownell, Breckinridge, Mahoney, (Managers). VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We T hey Dec. 7 Quantico There 15 16 Dec. 15 Leesburg Here 10 21 Jan. 5 Leesburg There 16 41 Jan. 7 Front Royal .... Here 18 42 Jan. 12 Washington-Lee There 23 25 Jan. 14 Bethesda 15 36 Jan. 18 Blair There 13 31 Jan. 21 Mt. Vernon Here 14 19 Jan. 24 Bethesda Here 16 37 Jan. 25 Front Royal There 9 28 Jan. 28 George Washington There 19 20 Feb. 1 Falls Church Here 28 8 Feb. 4 Mount Vernon 33 15 Feb. 8 Quantico . . 33 12 Feb. 15 Washington-Lee 24 27 Feb. 18 Blair Here 15 20 Mch. 1 George Washington 26 22 i 101 j- VARSITY BOXING Managers: Lynn, Fortney, Beach The boxing team came up with just about as many rookies as veterans. The rookies, however, played an important part in the making of the team. It takes a lot of hard work to have a winning boxing squad. There are rules that must be followed, and training that is necessary in order to keep in shape. The boys took on seven schools and finished the season an undefeated team. This was the boxing team’s first undefeated season, which illustrates they were hard-hitting, hard-punching boys. By the victories that they rolled up, it looks as though they stuck to the rules and really fought hard. Dowell Roseberry Johnson Burns Kidwell Carroll { 102 y VARSITY BOXING First rou,: Roseberry, Roseberry, Dowell, Kidwell, Johnson, C :rroll, Bu rns, B. Second row: Cook, Chang, Horseman, Chappelle, Shifflett, Tait, Tait, Burns, W. Third row: Shoop, Weller, Lynn, Fortney, Beach, Saffer, Garrrell. VARSITY BOXING SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We T hey Jan. 22 Charlotte Hall Here 7 z 3 2 Feb. 11 Miller ... Here 5 3 Feb. 19 University of Virginia 2 J 2 Feb. 26 Charlotte Hall 7 5 Mch. 4 Miller ... There 5 3 Mch. 12 Gongaza 8 1 Mch. 18 University of Va Here 5 2 1 2 i 103 y First row: Miller, Saffer, Harris, Greenstreet, Walker (Coach), Williams, Knicelv, Marrow, Reiter. Second row: Ahalt, Porter, Binch, Broaddus, Watts, Moravitz, Hamilton. ' Third row: Buhl (Manager), Loy, Swart, St. Clair, Shaw, Dove, Kline (Manager). After much practicing of a lot of boys the baseball team was thinned out to a small team. This small team proved to be rather powerful. They had a schedule of approximately twenty games and managed to come through without all losses. There were a lot of vacant spots left on the field after last year’s graduates left, but with the aid of some newcomers our Rebels were back in there swinging again. With a fine team closing its season this year, we hope to have an even better team next year. VARSITY BASEBALL { 104 y Miller Greenstreet Watts Marrow BOYS’ BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place Date Opponent Place April 8 Roosevelt There May 1 1 George Washington . . . . Here April 19 St. Anthony’s There May 13 Mount Vernon Here April 20 Fort Royal There May 1 6 Washington-Lee There April 25 Washington-Lee Here May 18 George Washington There April 27 George Washington Here May 20 Mount Vernon There April 29 Mount Vernon Here May 24 Fort Royal Here May 2 Washington-Lee There May 27 Roosevelt Here May 4 George Washington . . . . There May 31 Falls Church Here May 6 Mount Vernon June 3 Falls Church There May 9 Washington-Lee June 3 St. Anthony’s Here J 105 1 SOFTBALL First row: Miss Snodgrass (Coach), Shelton, Lacey, Collier, Jenkins, Peacher, Smith, Howkc, Blovings, Hutchins, Cauble, Farr (Coach) . Second row : Moravitz, Waring, Hinshaw, Jenkins, Knupp, Avery, Lambert. Third row: Adams, Washabaugh, Brownell, Golledge, Wright. The girls’ softball team opened their season with much enthusiasm. Although they were not too well equipped with pitchers and first basemen, a good team was developed. These Rebelettes spent a great deal of time practicing, as do the other teams and deserve a lot of credit. Practice makes perfect, and that is what the girls constantly strived for. The girls went right through their season, taking on whatever came. They had a tough schedule, but came through with many victories. Their fine display of sportsmanship helped to make them a winning team. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place April 7 Bethesda Here April 11 George Washington Here April 19 Ocquon Here April 26 Herndon Here April 28 George Washington There May 3 Mount Vernon Here May 5 Washington-Lee Here May 6 Blair There Date Opponent Place May 10 Falls Church There May 13 Blair Here May 17 Washington-Lee Here May 18 Herndon There May 24 Bethesda There May 26 Falls Church Here May 31 Mount Vernon There d 106 y TRACK TEAM First row: Hicks, Dismuke, Caton, Clemons, Mr. Edmondson (Coach), Bonner, Kerrick, Pumphrey. Second row : Saffer (Manager), Ball, Kidwell, Hubbard, Durant, Hannah, Harkness. Third row: Gilley, Driefer, McClure, Edmonds, King, Sherwood, Fones. Since a large number of boys have reported to Coach Edmondson for this year’s track team, the season promises to be an outstanding one for Fairfax High School. If the boys do well in the meets that are scheduled, and if it is possible, we may send several boys to the state meet. We know the boys are working hard and we hope they have a good season. TRACK SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place April 20 George Washington April 30 Lane May 5 Falls Church May 16 Mount Vernon May 21 State Meet May 27 George Washington i 107 j- jL Cdeatured Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found univav’ring true, When tee from life shall part. CAFETERI EIGHTH GRADE VRT PRACTICE FISIT JUNIOR PLAY BACKSTAGE CREW JUNIOR PLAY CAST School Calendar 1948-1949 September 7 School opens for another nine months. September 24 First football game. Defeat 20-13. October 8 Holiday! Teachers’ meeting. October 16 First hockey game of the season. Victory 6-0. October 25 Gloom Day! First report cards issued. November 11 Vacation — Armistice Day. November 18 At last! New Home Economics Department opens. November 19 The Junior Class presents Seventeen.” November 25 Thanksgiving Holidays! December 3 Talent Show. December 7 First boys and girls basketball games. December 23 Vacation time. Christmas holidays. January 3 Back behind the pencils again. Vacation over. January 12 Fall athletic awards given out. January 15 Demolay Dance. January 20 New holiday this year! Inauguration Day. January 22 First boxing match. Victory 7J4-3J4. January 27 S pecial treat! The Army Band Concert. January 28 End of semester — half way through. February 4 Variety Show. February 9 Good news for everyone. Library opens. March 1 The long awaited day. The cafeteria opens. March 7-8 Art Exhibit. Held in our library. March 9 Installation of new Gamma Sigma members. March 15 Relief day for Seniors. Term papers turned in. March 25 Spring Dance. April 7 First softball game. April 7 -10 Representatives in Lexington for S. I. P. A. April 8 Presentation of Pride and Prejudice” by the Senior Class. April 13 -18 Spring rest. Easter Holidays. May 3 Newspaper Show. Deep River Boys Quartette. May 28 -29 Majorettes represented in Apple Blossom Festival. May 30 Memorial Day. Holiday. June 1 Seniors beginning to get dreamy-eyed. June 7 Senior Picnic. June 9 Class Night for the Seniors. June 10 Big Event of the year! Junior-Senior Prom. June 12 Baccalaureate Service. June 13 Great day! Graduation. { no y Senior Directory ADAMS, MARJORIE JEANETTE— Likes to collect sport news; wants to go to college — Home- room Representative 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Junior Play; Hockey Team 4; Pep Club 4. ANDERSON, JAMES EDWARD— Likes loaf- ing in halls; wants to be an admiral — Science Club 1; Library Club 2, 4; Chess Club 3. BALL, GLENN CONLEY — Likes drawing; wants to become an engineer — Athletic Club 1 ; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Senior Play; Gamma Sig- ma 4. BALLARD, GUY CLIFFORD— Likes sports; wants to be in the real estate business — Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Dance Club 2, 3, 4. BARRETT, CARROLL LEE— Likes sports; wants to be an engineer — Student Government Representative 3; Football 3,4; Civics Class Chair- man 4; Senior Class President 4; Basketball 4; Senior Play. BAUCKMAN, OLGA DORIS — Likes dancing and giving piano lessons; wants to be a secretary — Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette Club 1, 2 (Vice-Presi- dent), 3, 4 (Assistant Leader); Dance Club 4; Yearbook Club 4; Variety Show 4; Senior Play. BAUGHMAN, MELVIN WAYNE — Likes radio, model building, fishing, and hunting; wants to be an engineer — Chess Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Wood Carving Club 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4. BEACH, CHARLES WILFORD— Likes golf; wants to play gclf for Wilson Sporting Goods Company — Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 1; F.F.A. Club 2, 3; Football 4, 5; Golf 3, 4, 5; Boxing 4, 5 ; Newspaper Staff 5 ; Homeroom Pres- ident 1; Homeroom Representative 2; Treasurer of F.F.A. 3. BEATTY, LOIS ANN — Likes collecting movie star’s pictures; wants to be a typist. BEISTEL, BETTY JANE— Likes collecting pictures of movie stars; wants to be a clerk-typist and get married — Glee Club 1 ; Home Ec. Club 2, 3. Secretary of Home Ec. Club 3; Student Government Representative 4; Secretary of Activi- ties 4. BENHAM, ELIZABETH JOY— Likes to col- lect picture post cards and stuffed animals; wants to travel, have fun, and marry a minister — At- tended W. L. High School first two years; Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; School Patrol 3; Monitor 4; Class Senator 4; Vice President of Lit- erary Club 4; Lieutenant of Bus Patrols 4. BENNETT, MARGARET EASTMAN— Likes writing; wants to get a Government job — At- tended Falls Church and W. and L. High Schools for three years; Dance Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. BLEVINS, MARY CATHERINE— Likes to keep a scrapbook; wants to be a telephone operator — Home Ec. 1, 3; Dramatics 2. BLEVINS, MILDRED VIRGINIA— Likes col- lecting picture post cards; wants to be a clerk- typist and get married — Glee Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2. BONNER, FOSTER OTHA— Football 4; Box- ing 3, 4. BRECKENRIDGE, SAMUEL CURTIS. BRINKMAN, SHIRLEY MAE — Likes horses; wants to be a veterinarian — Hockey Team 1, 4; Basket ball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Secretary of Ac- tivities for Student Government 4; Co-Sports Editor of Fair Facts 4. BROADDUS, JAMES MORDECAI — Likes sports; wants to go to college — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Dance Club 4; Homeroom Representative 1, 2; Home- room Vice-President 3; Member of the Cabinet in Student Government 4. BROWN, WILLIAM RAYMOND— Wants to be a printer — F.F.A. Club 1; Vice-President of F.C.A. Club 2; Junior Play; Forest Fire Fighters 4; Student Government 4; Homeroom President 4. CANNON, TERRY WELLS— Likes sports and girls; wants to get as much money as possible — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Baseball and Basketball 1, 2; Chess Club 1; Football 4; Track 3, 4; Operetta 3; Fire Patrol 3, 4; Senior Play. CANTRELL, CLEON NINA— Likes horses; wants to be a nurse — Home Ec. Club 1,3; Nurs- ing Club 2; Dancing Club 4; Chess Club 4. CARROLL, CHANNING JOSEPH— Boxing 2, 3, 4; Junior Play. CARTER, SHIRLEY ANN— Likes to collect pictures; wants to be a stenographer — Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Vice-President of Homeroom 4. CAUBLE, MARY ANGELL— Likes collecting hillbilly records and skating; wants to be a mar- ried woman — Home Ec. Club 1; Dance Club 2, 4; Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. CHAPPELLE, PATRICIA ANN— Likes Law- rence; wants to be successful — Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Club 1, 2, 4; Future Citizens of America Club 3; Secretary of Homeroom 1, 2. CLARK, JOHN DOUGLASS— Likes football; wants to go to college — Chess Club 1 ; F.C.A. Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Intramural Boxing 3; Senior Play 4. CLEMONS, ORMOND LESLIE— Likes build- ing models; wants to be a civil engineer — Dance Club 1; Carving Club 2, 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; President of Carving Club 3 ; Homeroom Repre- sentative 4. COLE, MARIAN TERESA — Likes reading and cooking; wants to be a typist and go to Hawaii — Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Bank 2, 3. COLLEY, ELLEN MAE— Likes art work and sketching; wants to be a commercial artist or a designer. CONKLE, VIRGINIA SWISHER— Likes Gor- don; wants to own a second Man O’ War and make a million dollars — Dance Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; Prom Committee 3 ; Senior Play. CUNNINGHAM, GERALDINE ANN— Likes collecting stamps, cups and saucers and music; wants to go to college and get married — Fashion Show 1 ; Secretary of Homeroom 1 ; Dance Club 2 ; Intramurals 2, 3; Girls State Representative 3; Vice-President of Junior Class; Newspaper Club 3,4; Gamma Sigma 3,4; Pep Club 4; News Editor of Fair Facts 4; Secretary of Publications 4; D. A. R. Award 4. DAVIS, ARTHUR THOMAS— Likes reading and music; wants to make music his career — Pres- ident of Homeroom 1; Basketball 1; Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Junior Class; Treasurer of Gamma Sigma 4; Senior Play. DAWSON, ANNE VIRGINIA— Likes singing and developing pictures with Dick; wants to be a successful secretary — Magazine Representative 1 ; Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3; Majorettes 1, 2, 3 (Leader), 4 (Leader); Dance Club 1, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1; President of Homeroom 1; Band Follies 1, 2; Bus Patrol 2; Concert Or- chestra 3; Class winner for reading and speaking 3; Monitor 4; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Class Editor of Yearbook 4; Variety Show 4; Senior Play; Intra- murals 1, 2. DEMORY, DORIS VIRGINIA— Likes making scrapbooks; wants to go to business school — Treas- urer of Homeroom 1 ; Treasurer of Library Club 1 ; Fashion Show 1; Dance Club 2, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Representative for Magazine Drive 3, 4. DONOHUE, FRANCES ANN— Wants to be- come a secretary — Library Club 1 ; President of Library Club 2; Pep Club 4. DOWELL, HEIGHTER DU VAL — Likes woodwork; wants to run his own woodshop — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Woodshop Foreman 3. DRIEFER, JOHN LUDWIG— Wants to be a lawyer — Dramatics 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Government 4; Editor of Newspaper 4. DUNCAN, FRANCES MARTHA— Likes dress designing; wants to be a bacteriologist — Secretary of Class 1; President of Homeroom 1; Yearbook 3; Dance Club 4. DURANT, PAUL DILLINGHAM — Likes football and photography; wants to be a criminal lawyer — Woodshop Club 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2, 4; Boxing 3; Baseball Manager 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Track 4; Literary Club 3; Newspaper 4. EDWARDS, RALPH JETER— Likes skating; wants to be a mechant — Dance Club 1; Carving Club 2, 3. EPPARD, ROY FREEMAN— Likes hunting and fishing; wants to be successful — Science Club 1; Band 2, 3; Carving Club 2; Dance Club 4. ESKRIDGE, HERBERT LEWIS— Likes guitar playing; wants to travel. ESTES, KATHERYN ELIZABETH — Likes collecting pictures of movie stars; wants to be a secretary. FENTRESS, JOHN LEO — Likes sports; wants to graduate from college — Newspaper 4; Basket- ball 4; Senior Play. FLETCHER, BILLIE RUTH— Likes movies and swimming; wants to be a typist — Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Secretary of Home Ec. Club 2; Pep Club 4. FOLTZ, BARRY JAMES — Likes hillbilly music; wants to go to college — Intramurals 1, 2; Homeroom President 1; Dramatics Club 1; F.C.A. Club 3; Pep Club 4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Secretary of Publicity for Student Government 4; Feature Editor of Fair Facts 4; Reporter for Pep Club 4. FORTNEY, CHARLES WILLIAM. FRASER, ROBERT WILLIAM. GARNER, GWENDOLYN EILEEN— Likes dancing, bowling and skating; wants to be a typist — Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Dance Club 2; Pep Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; Secretary of Homeroom 3. GARTRELL, JUNE ELLEN— Likes skating; wants to go to college — Glee Club; Student Gov- ernment; French Club; D.A.R. Award while at- tending Eastern High School; Secretary of Home- room 3; Basketball 3,4; Dance Club 3, 4; Hockey 4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Play; Gamma Sigma 4. { ii2 y GERKEN, MARGARET CHARLOTTE — Wants to go to college — Class Editor of Yearbook 1, 2, 3; Editor of Yearbook 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Hockey Team 3, 4; Gamma Sigma 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Senior Play. GORHAM, LINWOOD MILTON — Likes woodwork. GREEN, CHARLES ROBERT— Homeroom President 1; Print Club 1, 2; Carving Club 3; Business Club 4; Projection Club 4. GREENSTREET, ROBERT WALTON — Likes to play baseball; wants to get a job — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Forest Fi e Fighters 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. HAMILTON, ALBERT ORVILLE — Likes drawing; wants to work for the government — Wood Carving Club 2. HARRISON, ELEANOR VIRGINIA— Likes to collect pictures; wants to be a typist — Library Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Home Ec. Club 4. HAWLING, BETTY ANN — Likes drawing; wants to be a teacher or artist — Secretary of Home- room 1; Fashion Show 1; Treasurer of Art Club 2, 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4 (Secretary). HEATON, GARNET JACKIE— Likes square dancing; wants to become a private investigator — President of Literary Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Dance Club 2, 4; F.C.A. Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4. HEMMA, RAYMOND EDWARD — Likes singing; wants to join the navy — Talent Show 3; Operetta 3; Glee Club 4; Senior Play. HENDERSON, FREDERICK JAMES— Likes model ship building; wants to go to college; — Science Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; F.C.A. Club 2, 3 (Secretary) 4. HINSHAW, BILLIE JAYNE— Wants to be- come a radio script writer — Dramatics Club 1 ; Softball Team 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Gamma Sigma 4; F. H. A. President 4. HOCKMAN, JOHN RICHARD— Likes read- ing — Chess Club 3, 4. HOLMES, DOROTHY MAE— Likes swim- ming, bowling, and movies; wants to be an ac- countant — Attended school in Maryland for one year; Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; F.C.A. Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Monitor 4. HORSMAN, BETTY MAE — Likes reading and dancing; wants to be a secretary — Secretary of Homeroom 1; Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Glee Club 1; Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Magazine Representative 2. HOWKE, MAXINE — Likes movies and horse- back riding; wants to be a clerk-typist — Softball Team 2, 3, 4. HOWKE, PAULINE — Wants to be a typist and get married — Home Ec. Club 1 (Treasurer) , 2 (Reporter), 3; Monitor 4; Softball Team 1, 2. HUBBARD, JAMES TRAVIS— Senior Play. HUGHES, RICHARD HUMPHREY— Likes to collect postcards — Homeroom Representative 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 4; Junior Play; Secretary of Building 4; Member of Pep Club 4; F.C.A. Club 4. HUNT, LaVERNE AUDREY— Likes playing piano and skating; wants to go to college — Student Government Representative 1, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Operetta 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Yearbook 3; Majorettes 3; Dance Club 3; Senior Play. HUTCHINS, PEGGY JOYCE— Likes dancing and music; wants to be a typist or stenographer — Glee Club 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 3; Softball Manager 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Monitor 4; Treasurer of Varsity Club 4; Senior Play. JENKINS, LEITHIA MAE— Likes sports and bowling; wants to be a typist and get married — Glee Club 1; Softball team 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2; Monitor 4; Vice-President of Homeroom 3. JOHNSON, WALTER PERRY— Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4. KIDWELL, BETTY ANN— Likes collecting movie stars’ pictures; wants to be a telephone operator — Home Ec. Club 1 (Treasurer), 2 (Re- porter), 3 (Historian) , 4 (Vice-President); Dance Club 2; Senior Play. KIDWELL, MARCHE HILLERY— Likes dogs and music; wants to do clerical work and later on operate a kennel — Library Club 3. KITCHINGMAN, JANE ELINORE— Wants to go to college — Homeroom Secretary 1 ; Califor- nia Scholarship Federation 1 ; Class Secretary 2; (In California) Homeroom President 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Senior Play. KOERT, DONALD WARREN— Likes wood- cutting; wants to go to college — Homeroom Sec- retary 2, Basketball 3, Football 4; Senior Play. KREBS, KAYE ARLENE— Likes boys; wants to be a secretary and receptionist — Falls Church High School 1; Newspaper Staff 2; Glee Club 3; Yearbook 4. LACEY, LOIS AGNES — Like s playing sports; wants to be a typist — Glee Club 1 ; Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2; Softball Team 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Monitor 4; Basketball 4. j in y LAGEMAN, LEON RUMON — Likes women; wants to be a draftsman — Boxing 3; Football 4; Senior Play. LeCOMPTE, ROBERT EDWARD. LESTER, ROSIE MARIE — Likes collecting pic- tures of movie stars; wants to be a nurse — Home Ec. Club 1, 4; Band 2, 3; Dance Club 2; Glee Club 4. LOWE, LEON LEE— F.F.A. Club 2. LOWRY, GEORGE CLARK— Likes woodcut- ting; wants to go to college — S.M.A., Oklahoma 1 ; S.A.S., Korea, 2, 3; Class President in Korea 3; Seni;r Class Treasurer 4; Dance Club 4; Senior Play. LYNN, DAVID CLIFTON — Likes hunting; wants to own a cattle ranch in the South — F.F.A. Club 2, 4; Fire Patrol 3, 4; Secretary of Home- room 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Boxing Manager 4. LYONS, DONALD IDEN — Likes raising hunt- ing dogs; wants to own a business — F.F.A. 1, 2; Boxing 4. LYTTON, ANNA LEE — Go to movies; wants to be a stenographer or secretary — Home Ec. Club 1 (Club Representative) ; Magazine Representative 1, 2; Library Club 2 (Vice-President); Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Junior Play; Business Manager of Yearbook 4. McGOWAN, MARGARET MAXINE— Likes dancing and roller skating; wants to get married — Band 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3 (President). McKENIZE, ANN WILLIFORD— Likes Wally and dancing; wants to study medicine and get married — Dance Club 1, 3; Freshman poetry and prose winner; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Fashion Show 1; Operetta 2; Pep Club 4; Vice- President of Art Club 2; Senator in Student Gov- ernment 2. MAHONEY, MARTHA GERTRUDE— Likes movies and music; wants to be a banker — Treas- urer of Class 1 ; Dramatics Club 1 ; Home Ec. Club 2, 3 (President) ; Secretary of Student Govern- ment 3; President of Homeroom 3, 4; Monitors 3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Hockey Manager 3, 4; Dance Club 4. MARROW, PAUL THOMAS— Likes wood- cutting; wants to be an engineer — Homeroom Representative 1; Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3; Literary Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Baseball 4; Senior Play. MASON, HOWARD WILLIAM— Likes catch- ing; wants to attend college — Dramatics Club 1, 2; F.F.A. 1, 2; Junior Play; President of F.C.A.; Senior Play. MEAD, JANICE CAROL — Likes collecting pictures — Home Ec. Club 1; Glee Club 2, Pep Club 4. MILLER, JIMMIE LEE — Likes collecting rec- ords and sports; wants to come back to high school — Vice-President of Homeroom 1, 3, 4; President of Homeroom 2; Vice-President of Stu- dent Government 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Dance Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MILLER, ROBERT IRVIN— Likes collecting coins; wants to play professional baseball — Treas- urer of Homeroom 1,2; Treasurer of Varsity Club 2, 3; Treasurer of Student Government 2; Var- sity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ; F.F.A. Club 2; Dance Club 3, 4, 5 ; Student Government 3 ; Homeroom Representa- tive 3, 5. MINOR, JOSEPHINE ANNE— Likes writing letters; wants to be a typist and get married — Sec- retary of Homeroom 1 ; President of Homeroom 2; Home Ec. Club 1; Dance Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4 (one of Senior Editors) ; Intramurals 4; Library Helper 4; Senior Play. MONROE, JOSEPHINE REBECCA — Likes ice skating; wants to be a public health nurse — Home Ec. Club 1 (Treasurer); Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Club 2; Art Club 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. MUNROE, BETTY LOU— Likes sewing; wants to work with the public — 4-H Club 1 ; Home Ec. Club 2, 3; Literary Club 4. MYERS, ANNABELLE — Likes collecting pic- tures; wants to be a secretary or stenographer — Heme Ec. Club 1; Library Club 2 (Treasurer); Pep Club 4; Senior Play. MYERS, SALLY PATRICIA— Likes music, reading, and eating; wants to go to college and get married — Fashion Show 1; Talent Show 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Operetta 2; Dramatics Club 3; Newspaper Club 3; Chess Club 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom 4. NICHOLS, DOROTHY JOYCE— Likes col- lecting records; wants to be a typist — Home Ec. Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. NIXON, AGNES JOAN— Likes dancing and bowling; wants to be a typist and get married — Homeroom Treasurer 1; Dramatics Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2, 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Fashion Show 2; F.C.A. 3; Operetta 3; Monitor 3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hockey Man- ager 3; Senior Play. { ii4 y OFFIELD, TERRY WATSON — Likes collect- ing anything; wants to go to college and be a success — Vice-President of Class 1; Secretary- Treasurer of Chess Club 3, 4; Football Manager 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Senior Play. PAYNE, THELMA MAXINE— Likes to read and go to the movies; wants to be a secretary — Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2, 4; F.C.A. Club 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Senior Play. PEACHER, MARGARET OLIVIA — Likes skating, riding horses, and dancing; wants to get married — Dance Club 1, 3; Home Ec. Club 1,2; F.C.A. 3; Softball 3, 4. PHILLIPS, LARRY OWEN — Likes working at Howard Johnson’s; wants to be a Greyhound bus driver — Baseball 1; F.C.A. Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Football 4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Play. PLAUGHER, LEROY JACKSON— Likes col- lecting pictures of girls; wants to travel — F.F.A. Club 1; President of Homeroom 2; Class Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; Dance Club 2; Forest Fighters Club 3; F.C.A. Club 4. PRICE, DALE KEITH — Likes building model airplanes; wants to be an aeronatical engineer — Fire Patrol 1; Basketball 1; Dance Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. PROSISE, LOIS ANNE — Likes collecting banners; wants to be a nurse — President of Nurs- ing Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom 2; Basketball 2; Soft- ball 3; Dramatics Play 4; Senior Play. REED, SARAH VIRGINIA— Likes to talk and read; wants to be a secretary and stay single — Pep Club 4; Senior Play. REEVES, EDWIN INGLE-r-Likes reading; stamp collecting, and sports — F.F.A. Club 1, 2; Photography Club 2; Fire Fighters Club 3, 4; Treasurer of Library Club 3; Reporter for Busi- ness Club 4; Football 2; Track 3; Football 4. REID, FRANCES MADELINE— Likes writing letters; wants to get a good job and get married — Home Ec. Club 1; Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Dance Club 2; Yearbook Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; Monitor 4; Senior Play; Glee Club 4. ROSEBERRY, WARREN KEITH — Likes sports; wants to attend college and be a profes- sional boxer — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Presi- dent) , 4. ROSS, ELIZABETH ANN— Likes to read and eat — Dramatics 1, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Dance Club 2; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 4; Senior Play. ROTENBERRY, ROY ROBERT— Likes to draw; wants to attend a forestry college up north — Library Club Treasurer 1. ROWLAND, MONA BURCHELL— Wants to go to college — Glee Club 2; Art Club 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Operetta 3; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play. ROWLAND, VIRGINIA BELLE— Likes col- lecting souvenirs; wants to be a secretary — Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President) ; Dramatics Club 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4 (Captain) ; Dance Club 4; President of Homeroom 4; Senior Play. RUSSELL, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX— Likes col- lecting snapshots; wants to be a typist — F.C.A. 1; Home Ec. Club 2. SAFFER, WILLIAM LEE — Likes sports; wants to study electrical engineering — Lib rary Club 2; Projection Club 3 (Secretary), 4; (Head Opera- tor) . SANBORNE, MILDRED VIRGINIA— Likes skating, swimming, and dancing; wants to be a typist — Secretary of Homeroom 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Student Government Representative 2; Dance Club 2; Hockey Team 3, 4; Pep Club 4. SAUNDERS, MARY ELLEN— Likes playing piano and collecting music; wants to be an Eng- lish teacher — Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Newspaper Club 3, 4 (Service and Alumni Editor of Fair Facts ) ; Pep Club 4; Mon- itor 4; Senior Play. SHELTON, HARRY HAMBLIN— Likes hunt- ing and fishing; wants to be a machinist — Junior Varsity Basketball Team 2. SHELTON, PATRICIA ANNE— Likes bowl- ing and skating; wants to be a typist — President of Homeroom 3 ; Home Economic Club 1 ; Dance Club 2; Softball Team 3, 4; Hockey Team 4; Basketball Manager 4; Monitor 4; Pep Club 4. SHEPHERD, DOROTHY PEARL — Likes bowling and roller skating; wants to be a clerk- typist — Homeroom Representative 1; Yearbook 3; Chess Club 3. SHERWOOD, WILLIAM CULLEN — Likes camping — F.F.A. 1, 2; Chess Club 3, 4. SHOCKEY, SONYA MAE— Likes horses and collies; wants to be a nurse — Class President 1; Homeroom Representative 1; Leadership Group 1; Glee Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2, 4; Cantata 1; In- tramurals 1, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3, 4; Operetta 3; Hockey Team 3, 4; Future Citizens Club 3; Year- book 4; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Monitor 4. SHOMO, DORIS LOUISE— Likes collecting pictures and items of the Royal Family of Eng- land; wants to be a receptionist — Secretary of Homeroom 1; Art Club 1; Dance Club 2, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Band 3 ; Safety Patrols 4. i ns y SIEGLE, BETTY LOUISE — Likes riding; wants to go to college and major in science — Literary Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; Dance Club 2; Hockey Manager 3; Yearbook 4. SIMPSON, GRACIE DALE— Wants to be a clerk-typist and travel all over — Homeroom presi- dent 1, 2; Class Senator 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 2; Fashion Show 2; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. SISK, MARY BELLE — Likes music; wants to get married — Homeroom Secretary 1 ; Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. SMITH, FLORENCE LOUISE— Likes collect- ing records and reading; wants to sing and dance — Glee Club 1, 3; Dance 2; Pep Club 4. SMITH, JIMMIE LOUISE— Likes roller skating and movies; wants to be a typist and get married — Glee Club 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4. SPIESS, KARL OTTO — Likes riding horses; wants to get married — Wood Shop 1; F.C.A. Club 4. SPILMAN, WILLIAM LOUIS— Likes pho- tography, model building, and Jane; wants to study aviation — Dramatics Club 1; F.C.A. Club 2; Carving Club 3 ; Boys’ Chorus 4. STALLMAN, VIRGINIA CATHERINE — Likes eating, sleeping, and avoiding work; wants to be a secretary — Glee Club 1, 2; President of Homeroom 2; Junior Play; Dramatics 3 (Vice- President) ; Dance Club 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Treas- urer of Junior Class; Secretary of Senior Class; Basketball 4; Student Government 4. STICKEL, VIRGINIA ELLEN. TAIT, JOHN RAYMOND— Likes to collect stamps; wants to be a real estate agent — Home- room President 1; Library Club 1, 2 (Vice-Pres- ident) ; 3 (Treasurer) ; 4 (Vice-President) ; Foot- ball 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Track 4; Boxing 4. THATCHER, ALICE MAE— Likes bowling, baseball, and collecting match covers; wants to be a dental assistant — Class poetry winner 1,3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 1,2; Operetta 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4 (Business Manager) ; Junior Play; Dance Club 4; Prom Committee 3. TRUMBO, JANET RUBY — Likes collecting China cats; wants to go to college and become an interior decorator — Homeroom President 1 ; Lit- erary Contest 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Student Govern- ment 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary of Athletics); News- paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 (Managing Editor); Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary; Americana Quiz 3; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Girls State 3. UHLER, EDWARD KEMPER— Likes scout- ing, debating, and tennis; wants to go to college, be a successful lawyer, and get hitched — Home- room President 1, 4; Tennis 2 (Captain); Science Club 1; Dance Club 1, 2; Chess 2, 3 (Vice-Pres- ident), 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3; Gam- ma Sigma 3, 4 (President). WALTERS, MARGARET ALICE — Likes crocheting and reading; wants to be a secretary and bookkeeper. WATKINS, JACK THOMAS— Future Citizens Club 3, 4. WATSON, NEIL CLAY — Likes hunting, camping, and fishing — wants to travel to Alaska, Florida, and across the Yukon — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Clef Club 1 (Treasurer); Dance Club 1, 2; Con- cert Orchestra 3; Secretary of F. C. A. 4; Foot- ball 4; Track 2. WELLER, STEUART WARREN— Likes mak- ing money; wants to work at the Courthouse Country Club — Homeroom President 1; F.F.A. Club 1; Student Government Representative 2; Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 3; Boxing Manager 3; S.C.A. Convention 3; V.P.I. Boys State 3; News- paper Staff 4; President of Student Body 4. WHITE, DONALD LEE. WILLS, ROBERT LEE — Likes dancing; wants to be a dance instructor — Homeroom President 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Dance Club 1 (President), 2, 3 (President), 4 (President); Photography 1; Pro- jection Club 3; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Student Government Representative 3; Class Sen- ator 3. WINDSOR, PATRICIA ANNE— Likes going to the movies; wants to be a stenographer or typist — Home Ec. Club 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Editor of Yearbook 4; Intramurals 2; Home- room Secretary 2, 3; Senator of Senior Class 4; Manager of Scftball Team 3; Varsity Club 4; Mon- itor 4; Senior Play. WOODS, PATRICIA LaVAWN — Likes horses; wants to be a veterinarian — Home Ec. Club 1 ; Chess Club 4. WRIGHT, ADELE — Likes drawing and roller skating; wants to become a nurse and get mar- ried — Hockey Team 1, 3, 4; Homeroom President 2; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 2; F.C.A. Club 3 (President); Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; Monitor 3, 4; Var- sity Club 4; Pep Club; Senior Play. YOUNG, HAROLD BAYS— Football 2; Intra- murals 3; Track 3; Reporter for Agriculture Class 4. ZINK, LINDOL ROBERT. { ii6 y ADVERTISING STAFF hirst row: Siegle, Moore, Uhler, Gilbertson, Dawson, Mrs. Hopper. Second row: Lytton, Bauckman, Gardiner, Gerken, Shockey, Higginbotham. Third row: Newton, Sours, Whiting, McLaughlin. To our good friends — The Advertisers This Volume of The Fare Fac Sampler, as well as those of the past, has been made possible in large measure by the interest, cooperation and financial support of those advertisers whose names appear in this section. To show our appreciation for tins support, we urge that when you need services which any of our advertisers can give, you consider those who have so generously contributed. Be certain that they know your patronage has been suggested because of their support of this publica- tion. A 117 f W. A. 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SEEDS — FERTILIZERS — FEEDS Phone 277 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Compliments: ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. 1500 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone 0452 4 hi y Your Friendly Ford Dealer BEERMAN MOTORS, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Lee Highway and Chain Bridge Road Telephone Fairfax 799 Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of GOODWIN ' S GIFT SHOP 1235 Lee Highway Fa. 4228 Gifts for All Occasions UNIVERSAL AUTO PARTS 2637 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Virginia Phone OXford 0745 E . E . ROHR 5c to $ 1 .00 Store MANASSAS, VIRGINIA SERVICE GARAGE CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE O. K. USED CARS Phone 96 Fairfax, Virginia FAIRFAX HAY AND GRAIN HERMAN FRANKLIN, Proprietor HAY — GRAIN — FEED Fairfax, Virginia Phone 175 FA 2171 The DARDANELLES RESTAURANT 30 Hillwood Avenue Falls Church, Virginia Lockers Processing MANASSAS FROZEN FOODS Phone Manassas 294 Meats Frozen Foods LEVINSON CLOTHING COMPANY Outfitters for Men and Boys 4;24 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Frigidaire — Sales and Service R. S. MYERS 306 S. Washington St. Falls Church 1551 FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX FUEL SUPPLY CO. For Building Materials, Roofing, Paints, Fuel Oil and Coal Call Fairfax 1 MILLER ' S SERVICE STATION Greasing and Washing Tires — Tubes — Batteries Lee Highway at Centerville, Virginia Phone Fairfax I59-J-2 ARLINGTON BOOTERY Shoes for the Entire Family CH. 9820 3132 Wilson Boulevard Compliments of J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 615 King Street ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA HORACE E. BROWN GROCERIES — HARDWARE PAINTS, ETC. Phone 1168 Falls Church, Virginia BASTIAN BROS. COMPANY ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Representative — Raymond E. Page, Vinton, Va. 126 Cleveland Avenue Designers and Producers of High School Jewelry Commencement Announcements and Name Cards d 142 y Ax nxHJ lexixjr it 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 Fourteenth Volume of our book a success, thus giving us another accomplish- ment 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 co- operation with our photographs; Mr. Penny and Mr. Hicks of Brown-Morrison for their efforts in producing this book, the finest we have ever edited; all our advertisers who have made our undertaking an overwhelming financial success; the willing group of typists and other helpers not on the staff who have worked endlessly without credit; and all other individuals who have contributed in any way to the successful completion of our task. i 143 J. ' VRARE 373.755 F 1949 V. 14 Fairfax, Va Fairfax High School, Fai FARE FAC SAMPLER 8 H !||B| I ‘ -s . . . s