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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1951 volume:

Editors: Jeanette Carroll Bernice Magruder Business Manager: Peggy Cockrell TUDENTS OF FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL 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. [ 4 ] RJE -- ' -4 1 tA 3 ■ ' .nBBgjpi ■ • -• 1 ! I 3 , orewor « d . . In this, the Sixteenth Volume of the Fare Fac Sampler, we bring to you every phase of your high school life, hoping that this book will serve as a Scrapbook of Memories of your days spent at Fairfax High School. In the years to come, as you leaf through these pages, may you feel that: When Time, who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures, too, The mem’ry of the past will stay, And half our joys renew.” — Thomas Moore [ 6 ] [ 7 ] Vk ' Alcv von We the class of 1951 affectionately dedicate this Sixteenth Volume of the Fare Fac Sampler to MR. SAMUEL JOSEPH COFFEY in recognition and appreciation of his understanding guidance and numerous contributions to our class, to the community, and to Fairfax High School. We, who entered Fairfax as the first eighth grade in the fall of 1946, brought with us Mr. Coffey as our new principal. Under his leadership, for five years we have seen our school grow both in scope and in purpose. We leave him to you and this FARE FAC SAMPLER to him, assured that he will continue to say to you as he has to us: I am not a teacher: only a fellow-traveller of whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead — ahead of myself as well as of you.” — George Bernard Shaw [ 8 ] [ JO ] The ADMINISTRATION [ 11 ] M min id tra tion Wilbert T. Woodson Superintendent of Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax School County 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, Mrs. Alrno- rine Crowther, W. Clement Jacobs, Clerk. ddminiitrci tion Samuel J. Coffey Principal B.A., Randoiph-Macon College M.A., University of Virginia Robert B. Walker Supervisor of High Schools Fairfax County Fairfax, Virginia [ 13 ] Craighill S. Burks Assistant Principal B.S., Hampden-Sydney College George Washington University FACULTY Eleanor H. Bennett Biology, Science B.A., Iowa State Teachers M.S., Iowa State College Dorothy Billings Home Economics B.S., Longwood College Helen L. Blalock English, Social Studies A. B., Colorado State College of Education A.M., Indiana University Mary C. Bowler Counselor, Mathematics B. S., University of Virginia John T. Broaddus, Jr. Assistant Coach, Physical Education B.A., Lynchburg College Nancy Lee Caulfield Shorthand , T yping B.S., Madison College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Emory W. Chesley Counselor, Mathematics A.B., Western Maryland College George Washington University Theodora C. Cox English B.S., Madison College University of Virginia [ 14 ] FACULTY Donald R. Dolan English, Social Studies A.B., College of William and Mary Walter J. Dowling Head, Industrial Arts Department General Shop, Printing M.A., George Washington Univ. 4 vr. certificate, Oswego S. T. College Iris C. Edmondson T yping, General Business A. B., Bowling Green College of Commerce William H. Edmondson Athletic Director, Physical Education, Football Coach B. S., Emory and Henry College M.A., University of North Carolina Marjorie G. French English, Dramatics B.A., Ohio State University Blaine P. Friedlander Spanish, Social Studies B.A., University of Virginia George Washington University Phillip Fuller Director of Music Instrumental Music B.A., Northland College M.M., Northwestern University Edith N. Hall Mathematics A.B., Longwood College Mary Washington College [ U ] FACULTY Dora Harper English, Social Studies B.A., Mary Washington College of University of Virginia Susan C. Hoggard Science, Mathematics B.S., Mary Washington College Katherine E. Hopper Eighth Grade Coordinator B.S., Mary Washington College M.A., George Washington Univ. Mary M. Hughes Mathematics B.A., Radford State Teachers College University of Virginia George S. Hunsberger English, Social Studies B.A., American University $ t IV Nell E. Hurt Mathematics B.S., Longwood College Mary K. Kern Head of English Department English, Public Speaking A.B., Goucher College M.A., Duke University James Lee Leavitt Assistant Coach, Science B.A., University of Virginia [ 16 ] FACULTY Mildred M. Leigh Counselor, Mathematics B.S., William and Mary Ralph H. Lewis Industrial Arts B.S., Western Kentucky State M.A., Western Kentucky State Palmer G. Lynn Social Studies B.A., Dickinson College Pennsylvania State William Manvell Industrial Arts Page Green School, London George Washington University Nelle Marshall Fine A rts B.S., Duke University Radford State Teachers College Selma D. Massie English B.A., Madison College Alice B. McFarland Social Studies, English University of Virginia George Washington University Lee Waits Miles Physical Education B.S., Howard College University of Alabama [ 17 ] FACULTY Patricia Moore Instrumental Music B.M., Northwestern University Esther D. Mosser English B.S., Clarion State Teachers College M.S., St. Bonaventure University Vonna W. Offield Head of Business Education Dept. V.O.T., Bookkeeping B.S., Northeast Missouri College George Washington University Margaret Janell Patton Com mercial B.S., Madison College Robert E. Phipps Industrial Arts B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology Ethel R. Potts Counselor, Mathematics B.S., University of Rochester M.S., Allegheny College Martha E. Reely Director of Guidance Civics IV George Washington University Madison College Ruth S. Royston Civics A.B., William and Mary [ 18 ] FACULTY Geraldine Estep Sherwood Choral Director B.S., Madison College Juilliard School of Music Ethel M. Slonaker Latin, History B.S., Madison College Longwood College Andrew B. Snellings, Jr. English, Social Studies B.S., Whittenberg College Catherine Snodgrass Physical Education B.A., King College Virginia Stanley Librarian B.A., Chowan College B.L.S., College of William and Mary Elsie Story American History B.S., Longwood College George Washington University Winnie E. Sutherland Visiting Teacher B.S., University of Virginia M.A., University of Virginia Katherine H. Tarter Physical Education B.S., Richmond Professional Institute [ 19 ] FACULTY John E. Waller, Jr. English, Social Studies B.A., University of Maryland Lois Jackson Whitney Social Studies B.S., Radford College M.A., University of Virginia Rayburn A. Williams Head of Science Department Chemistry, Physics B.S., Lynchburg College George Washington University Ellen E. Wood Physical Education B.S., Mary Washington University M.A., New York University Elizabeth Yeakley Head of Home Economics Dept. Home Economics B.S., Longwood College George Washington University Dorothy Rose Secretary to Principal NOT PICTURED Frederic R. Fletcher Spanish, Journalism , Social Studies B.A., Knox College University of Pennsylvania Robert Stanley Harpine English, Social Studies B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute M.A., William and Mary Mary L. Ruiz English, Social Studies B.A., Radford College Jane W. Pugh English, Social Studies A.B., University of Iowa Graduate Work, University of Iowa [ 20 ] THE CLASSES [21 ] SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frances Moravitz Virginia Blevins Bernice Magruder John Saffer Mr. Emory Chesley Mr. Walter Dowling President Vice-president Secretary T reasurer Sponsors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS [ 22 ] CLASS OF ’51 SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 Norma Alliene Adams Alliene Fairfax, Virginia Russell Edw ard Ahalt Sonny Vienna, Virginia James Carlton Alger Jimmie Annandale, Virginia June Virginia Armentrout Frankie Burke, Virginia Patricia Ann Arrington Pat Vienna, Virginia Wilma Jean Avery Wilma Springfield, Virginia Dorothy Jane Ayre Jane Clifton, Virginia Roger L. Barron Roger Springfield, Virginia Gayle Lee Beatty Gay Fairfax, Virginia Emily Marion Bell Emmie Vienna, Virginia [ 24 ] FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL :v ( v John Harvey Bell John Vienna, Virginia Grace Priscilla Benham Grace Clifton, Virginia Elizabeth Mason Biggers Beth Alexandria, Virginia Ralph Wilson Birch Brutch Fairfax, Virginia Virginia Mae Blevins Ginny Fairfax Station, Virginia A t A _ V Jean KatherJnE Bray BlorMief jj, Vienna, Virginia Priscilla Alden Breckenridge Pat Fairfax, Virginia Mary Fee Brewington Dimples Alexandria, Virginia Billie Rae Brownell Brownie Fairfax, Virginia Anne Wickliffe Buckley Anne Clifton, Virginia [ 25 ] SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 John David Buhl Johnnie Vienna, Virginia John William Bull John Burke, Virginia Roger Earl Burke Roger Clifton, Virginia William Le ' S’is Burns Bill Vienna, Virginia Betty Mayoma Byrne Betty Annandale, Virginia Claudette Dean Byrne B uzzie Annandale, Virginia Roy Davis Canard Roy Fairfax, Virginia Melvin Lee Canfield Cornfield Burke, Virginia Terry Wells Cannon T erry Vienna, Virginia Anita Jeanette Carroll Bird Annandale, Virginia [ 26 ] Robert Glen Caudle Bob Vienna, Virginia Peggy Jean Cockrell Peggy Fairfax Station, Virginia Elvin Leonard Cockrill Buddy Clifton, Virginia Yvonne May Cole Votinie Fairfax, Virginia William Milton Cooke Bill Oakton, Virginia Barbara Ann Crabtree Barb Oakton, Virginia Robert Russell Cromer Bobby Clifton, Virginia Phyllis Ellen Curran Phil Fairfax, Virginia Charlotte Pauline Curtis Chalby Vienna, Virginia Beverly Dewing Bev Annandale, Virginia % rr SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 ■ Marion Ann Dickerson Marion Annandale, Virginia Peggy Lent Donaldson Peggy Vienna, Virginia William Percival Dowell Billy Fairfax, Virginia Myrna Dutton Myrna Fairfax, Virginia William Straley Feagans Bill I Fairfax, Virginia James Edward Fleming Jimmie Annandale, Virginia i Doris Fox VJ Doris Annandale, Virginia Joyce Fox Joyce Annandale, Virginia Lorraine Fox Rainy Annandale, Virginia Braxton L. Freemais Brax Falls Church, Virginia Latham Stanley Gaines Bud Falls Church, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL William Constantine Galanis Bill Annandale, Virginia Janice Lee Gossett Jan : ce Vienna, Virginia La verne Gwaltney Laverne Fairfax, Virginia Norma George Hadeed Norma Fairfax, Virginia Carolyn Ann FIaid Butch Fairfax, Virginia Ronald Charles Hammer Ronnie Vienna, Virginia Sally Fan Hanger Silly Fan Fairfax, Virginia R-OBErt Vance Hannah, Jr. Bob Vienna, Virginia Robert Arthur Harkness Bobby Vienna, Virginia I 29 ] SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 Prof Vienna, Virginia Barbara Ann Hawley Barbara Alexandria, Virginia Donald Dale Hawley Don Alexandria, Virginia Vernon Haynes T ooney Vienna, Virginia l : AVi ? illiam Reynold Helfand Sweets Falls Church, Virginia William Raymond Hicks Billy Alexandria, Virginia Nancy Farr Hollis Nanny Fairfax, Virginia [ 30 ] Marland Joseph Houck Hot Rod Alexandria, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Posey Blanchard Howell Blanchard Fairfax, Virginia Thaddeus Herndon Hudson Thad Clifton, Virginia Mary Claudia Hunt Honey Chile Fairfax, Virginia Carolyn Woodell Hutchins Hutch Annandale, Virginia Joseph Robert Hyer Joe Vienna, Virginia Wilbur L. Isenberg Ike Fairfax, Virginia Harold Owen Teffries Jeff Vienna, Virginia Robert Rowe Jenkins Jenks Burke, Virginia Ralph Edward Kerrick Flash Vienna, Virginia Jack Leon Kidwell Punchy Vienna, Virginia [31 ] SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 Leonard Phii lips Kline Kline Vienna, Virginia Vad hmarie Klim ([ Vadah Vienna, Virginia William Frederick Lester Freddie Fairfax Station, Virginia Lois Ruth Kitchen Rnthie Vienna, Virginia Gail Elizabeth Kitchings Gail Fairfax, Virginia e FFendrix Knupp Kay Kay Fairfax, Virginia Joan Elizabeth Koci Joan Alexandria, Virginia OR iSFarion Roberta Lambert Myrt Vienna, Virginia Flga Legers llga Dunn Loring, Virginia [ 32 ] Carlyle Clarence Lomax Speedy Manassas, Virginia Robert Donald Loveless Duck Vienna, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Robert Lee Loy Rivers Vienna, Virginia Bernice Frances Magruder Bernie Falls Church, Virginia James LeRoy Makley Beans Fairfax, Virginia Betty Ann Marks Chickie Fairfax, Virginia Marshall Ashby Mauck Mauck Oakton, Virginia Barbara Ann McKenna Mac Annandale, Virginia Beverly Joice McLaughlin Bev Springfield, Virginia Edith Ann Mills Edie Fairfax, Virginia [ 33 ] SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 Barbara Moore Shorty Fairfax, Virginia Francis Edward Moravitz Fran Alexandria, Virginia Patricia Ann Newton Fatty Alexandria, Virginia John Thomas Nicholson Tow Vienna, Virginia Ike Greenlee Payne, Jr. Mustard Fairfax, Virginia Louise Virginia Pearson Pearson Clifton, Virginia James Russell Phlegar Star Fairfax, Virginia Alvin Brondell Plaugher Al Annandale, Virginia Robert Withers Poland Bob Vienna, Virginia [ 34 ] Richard Everod Poole Dickie Alexandria, Virginia Edna Mae Powers Mac Centreville, Virginia Ann Redkey Andi Vienna, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL |A Nancy Carol Reed Christy Fairfax, Virginia Donald Charles Riley Don Burke, Virginia John Scrounge Riordan Al Vienna, Virginia Lucy Ann Rose Lucy Ann Fairfax, Virginia Virgie Irene Rowland Birdie Vienna, Virginia a 5 t Ip n y J 0 - ' ft, William Chamblin Ruff Bill Vienna, Virginia John Franklin Saffer Skinny Falls Church, Virginia [35 ] Anna Bessie Saunders Dint pies Centreville, Virginia SENIOR CLASS ... 1951 Shirley Lynn Scott Shirley Vienna, Virginia Edward Shaw Eddie Vienna, Virginia Cecil Byres Shelton Cece Fairfax, Virginia Vincent Keith Shortt Grundy Vienna, Virginia Norma Lee Shultz Norma Fairfax, Virginia Thomas Burke Simmons Tommy Vienna, Virginia Audrey Muriel Simpson Dot a Manassas, Virginia Betty Jean Smith Smitty Weyanoke, Virginia Howard Lester Smith Smitty Alexandria, Virginia [ 36 ] Robert William Smith Smitty Fairfax, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Frances Marie Sours T ermite Fairfax, Virginia Wallace Kenneth Spencer Hawk-eye Fairfax, Virginia Nellie Mae Staats Nell Vienna, Virginia Barbara Juanita Stover Barb Vienna, Virginia Ronald Scott Stringham Bud Vienna, Virginia Vera Juanita Suttles Sadie Fairfax, Virginia Joan Elizabeth Swain Shorty Vienna, Virginia Asa Adrian Swart Ace Fairfax, Virginia James William Tait Jim mie Fairfax, Virginia Willy Monroe Thompson Willy Annandale, Virginia [ 37 ] SENIOR CLASS .. . 1951 Norman Thomas Tomlinson Dopey Fairfax, Virginia Stanford Allen Tucker Stan Annandale, Virginia Jacqueline Ann Thornton Jackie Alexandria, Virginia William Rodney Tinder Rod Burke, Virginia Patricia Anne Tyler Pat Fairfax, Virginia Herman Tobler Herman Fairfax, Virginia Hugh Laurin Waple Hugh Vienna, Virginia Peggy Holt Waring Peg Fairfax, Virginia Sara Theresa Washabaugh Sara Annandale, Virginia t [ 38 ] James Melvin Watkins Jimmy Fairfax, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Gerald Eugene Weir Jerry Burke, Virginia Carol Lee Whitmer Whit Fairfax, Virginia [39 — JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bobbie Hugely President Donald Hugely Vice-president Betty Beach . Secretary Barbara Meade . Treasurer Mr. William Manveli) . Sponsors Mr. Robert Phipps t JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS [ 40 ] CLASS OF ’52 JUNIOR CLASS Beach, Betty Beans, Virginia Blaine, Karl Bohannon, George Branson, Barbara Brecklev, Robert Bristow, Hazel Byrne, Mary Carroll, Barbara Case, John Chang, Ming Cline, Jean Cline, Joan Coldwell, Rufus Cole, Emilia Cole, Helen Collier, Betty Cook, Mary Cook, Susan Cooper, Barbara Cornell, Eileen [ 42 ] Cornell, Mary Frances Covington, Marshall Davis, James Davis, Marion Davis, Mary Jane Dismuke, Charles Dove, Charles Dove, Margaret Dowell, Jimmy Downs, Richard Duborg, Diana Duncan, Robert Fague, Hester Feidler, Dorothy Finch, John Firestone, Betty Fisher, Jean Foltz, Stephen Fones, Garland Fulghum, Dorothy Gardner, Mary Lou Gilbertson, Jule Gilley, Ronald Glascock, Nellie FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [43 ] JUNIOR CLASS Goodkind, Arthur Gordon, Helen May Gray, Michael Grub, William Gulledge, Marguerite Harris, Betty Jean Harrison, Anna Harrison, Pearl Hart, Charlotte Hazelwood, Dorothy Heishman, Hugh Hill, Charline Hinshaw, Oscar Holmes, Lewis Houck, Norma Hower, Paul Huguley, Robert Jeffrey, Patricia Hughes, Dorothy Huguley, Donald Jennell, Virginia Johnson, Edith Kelly, George Kerrick, Marion [ 44 ] King, Gilbert Klyn, Richard Koci, Marie Landon, Sam Lawrence, Hal Lawson, Thomas Lester, Francis Lyerly, Jessie Lytton, Leon Mead, Barbara Merrick, David McDaniel, Eleanor McLane, Barbara Ann Miller, Jacqueline Millner, Nancy Monroe, Ann Monson, Philip Moore, Bo Moore, Christina Moore, Hewitt Moravitz, Constance Mudd, William Mylorie, Thomas Newcomb, Anthony FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [ 45 ] Phillips, Martha Piercy, Edna Plaugher, Dean Powers, William Prentice, Shirley Pumphrey, Wayne Pyron, Joan Pyron, Joyce Raper, Jarrell Raynes, June Reedy, Helen Reiter, Lawrence Reynard, Peter Rice, Paul Richey, Sylvia Riley, Ellen Robbins, Walter Robertson, Blanche Robinson, Joan Robinson, Mary Margaret Rodgers, Vivian [ 46 ] 4 I ’ Rose, Norma Rosin, Nancy Russell, Mike Saunders, Patricia V - Sembower, Janice Seymour, Frederick Shelton, Robert Sherwood, Shirley FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Shifflet, Jessie Shomo, Eleanor Showman, Joan Simpson, Carol Simpson, Joseph Sisk, Regina Skillman, Eugene Smith, Eloise Statton, Barbara St. Clair, Paul Stewart, Susan Stover, George Stough, Beatrice Sutphin, Louise Swain, Roderic [ 47 ] JUNIOR CLASS Taylor, Marilyn Thompson, Claude Thompson, Lee Tobin, Trenice, Philip Turner, Patricia Uhler, Margaret v Utterback, Ann Vain, Leilani Von Sassenscheid, Barbara Walker, Daniel Waple, Nancy Weakley, Harry Weber, Kay White, Mar) ' Francis Whittle, William Williams, Marlene Wilroy, John Wine, Elsie Withered, Julian Wood, Suzanne Worth, Roderic Wright, Betty Yarbrough, Tom [ 48 ] JUNIOR CLASSROOM SCENES [ 49 ] SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bobby Cox President Coj_by Collier Vice-President Joyce Adams Secretary Jimmy Young Treasurer Mrs. Mildred Leigh I ' Sponsors Mr. James Leavitt � SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS [ 50 ] CLASS OF ’53 Adams, Joyce Albrecht, Carol Anderson, Bernice Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Gaynelle Anderson, Nils Baber, Patricia Ann Baker, Kim Ball, Ted Beahm, James Bell, Jean Bender, Susan Benham, James Bennett, Clyde Bennett, James Bennett, Joan Berry, Nancy Bles, Vivian Bolland, Jennifer Bostic, Virginia Bowler, Stanley Boyce, Sally Bradford, Alden Bronson, Robert Bruin, Harry jBurke, Bn . , Barbara iVz ' Cfliyt ell, John O sedy, Virginia Marie AVChappelle, Wilmer C. Chappelle, Bobbie Clarke, Elizabeth Cochran, Robert Cobb, James Cockrill, Richard Cole, James ✓ [ 52 ] Collier, Colby Cook, William Cook, Beverly Copeland, Donald Corson, Betty s Cox, Betty Ann Cox, Robert Crosby, Theodore Curtis, Barbara avfdson, Patricia I w-f Davis, Ann Davis, Joan Davis, Robert Demory, Betty Lou J J Dominy, Janice . Dorman, Rawley Dowell, Barbara Dowell, Robert Doyle, Beaulah England, Margaret Eskridge, Ruth Etter, Catherine Evans, Ralph Everly, David Fenton, John Fleming, Peggy Fletcher, Gordon Ford, Peter Frinks, Eugene Fritter, Patricia Fritter, Peggy Gerken, Carl Gregg, Margaret Grove, Calvert Gustafson, Janet [ 53 ] SOPHOMORE CLASS Hailman, Janet Hall, Larry Hall, Wayne Hamilton, Eugene Hansborough, Stewart Hawkins, Frances Hayden, Eugene Heath, Ellen Henry, Charlotte Helbig, Joy Hensley, Nelson lipsley, Howard ' Hoffman, Lois Jean Hollis, Gloria Ann Hough, Betty Houtz, Audrey Jennell, Nancy Johnston, Edward Jones, Billy Jones, Edwin Jones, Hurst Jones, Nancy Lee Justusson, George Kane, Joe Kearns, Theodore Keller, Lois Keyes, Jerome Kitchen, Agnes Knupp, Lee Koch, Etta Kochnlein, Gerald Krehbiel, Robert Lancaster, Gordon Leigh, Joyce Ann Lewis, Frank [ 54 ] FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL y v jfN Wi! , Long, Donald Makely, James Makely, Louise Marrow, William Marshall, Anne Marshall, Shirley Mason, Ann Mason, June McClain, Jessica McDonough, Barbara McNeely, Elsie Mellender, Joe Melson, Carrie Mills, Robert Morningstar, Florence Morrison, Mary Morrow, Malcolm Murphy, Mary Lou Murray, Barbara Newcome, Doris , 5 U IV w fvY t X Noble, Travis Norris, Gerald Nugent, Dolores Ofelt, Marilyn Ottwell, Eugene Ottwell, Robert Payne, Betty Payne, Jeanette Payne, Patsy Payton, Zelda Pearson, Anna Pearson, Joann Pettishall, Louis Picket, Eddie Phillips, Dorothy [ 55 ] l) } r Phillips, Doris Phillips, Majorie Polychrones, Constantine Printz, William Quakenbush, John Rasmusson, Dick Reece, Mary Reed, Rosemary Reigle, Hazel Riordan, David Rinker, Charles Robinson, Barbara Rodgers, Maureen Russell, Doris Runyan, Mary Saffer, Helen Saunders, Walter Schaeffer, Carol f Seal, Robert Shadduck, Patricia Shackleford, Newman Shantz, Al Ray Sherburne, Gayle Short, Cecil Shue, Freddie Simpkins, Ruth Smathers, Pat Smith, Lena Smith, Lowell Smith, Sally Smith, Thomas Sottosanti, Joseph Spencer, Virginia Spicer, Marjorie Spilman, Martin [ 56 ] Spider, Ted Stevens, John Stewart, Carl Stroud, Anne Strang, Howard Sutphin, William Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Rosemarie Toon, Bobby Tugman, Eugene Upham, Jacqueline Van Kretchmar, Honnie Van Wagoner, Richard Via, Benny Via, Fred Via, Wayne Von Sassenscheid, Alex Waldecker, Dorothy Waller, Martha Watson, Wil liam West, Donna White, Charlotte White, Constance Wight, Kathleen Wilbur, Larry Willet, Doris Williams, Frances Williamson, Raquelle Woltz, Georgia Woods, Stuart Woods, Raynell Yarborough, Lucien Young, James Young, Pat Yowell, June FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [ 57 ] FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Ellen McKenna President Ruth Carroll Vice-president Vada Lee Monson Secretary Nancy Yowell T reasurcr Miss Selma Massey Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS [ 58 ] CLASS OF ’54 FRESHMAN CLASS Adams, Eugene Adams, Wesley Ashford, Lucille Ayers, Henry Babbington, Joseph Balliet, Betty Barnes, Dorothy Barringer, Curtis Beers, Joan Berezoski, Kendall Bennett, Donald Berry, William Berryhill, Barbara Beslcy, Oli ver Biller, Jackie Black, Cleo Bogel, Freeland Boswell, Thomas Bowden, Anne Bowers, Carol Bowman, Patricia Breslin, Kay Bridges, Gary Brown, Shirley Bruno, Betty Bryant, Sharyl Cabaniss, Mary Canard, Thomas Carpenter, Effie Carrero, George Carroll, Ruth Cauble, Helen Caudle, Edith Caudle, John Caudle, Mildred Chalker, John Clifford, Ann Cockrill, Johnny Collier, Neil Conklin, George Cooke, Joanne Cook, Shirley i [ 60 ] 0 FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Cooper, Richard Corse, Anne Counts, Betty Coveil, Charles Crown, Carol Ann Cunningham, Ralph Cushnie, Richard Daniels, Andrew Darrell, Marcia Davidson, Jo Ann Davidson, Marjorie Davis, Carol Davis, Thelma DeBusk, Leatha Detwiler, Alfred Dockwiler, Mildred Donaldson, Allen Donald, Keith Dooley, Carlin Dotson, Freddie Dove, Audrey Dove, Ernest Dove, Harvey „ E)yer, Jeannie t Dye, Stanley Ehinger, Una Eppard, Joyce Eppard, Rebecca Ericson, Karin Evans, Caroline Feidler, Naomi Fletcher, Lillian Follin, Patricia Fox, Jean Fox, William Feigley, Richard Furry, Jay Garcia, Ruby Gerald, Beula Geris, Marion Gibson, William Gilbertson, Suzanne [61 ] FRESHMAN CLASS Godfrey, Louise Gordon, Ruth Gossett, Gloria Grant, Jacquelin Gray, Charles Gray, Madelyne Grefe, Richard Griffeth, Richard Gunnel, Colin Hains, Donald Haislip, Martha Hall, Geraldine Vs. Hamilton, Shirley Hannah, Shirley Harkness, Diane Harrington, Richard Harris, James Harrison, Bradley Hatch, Roberta Heath, Agnes Heckard, Mary Helmcamp, Margie Hennings, Gerald Henry, Lawrence Hensley, Glenda Hesson, Patricia Higgins, Charles Hill, William Hinshaw, Michael Hogan, Ruby Holsinger, Harry Horseman, David Horton, Nancy Hubbard, Dwight Hughes, Patricia Hummer, William Hunter, Myra Hunter, Stanford Ingle, Joan Ingle, Peggy Jarrell, Paul Jenkins, John [ 62 ] Jerman, Doris Jerman, Jean Jones, Branard Jones, Beryl Jones, Mary Jones, Shirley Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Shirley Johnston, Doris Johnston, James Kane, Mary Kelly, Judy Kelsey, Benjamin Kendrick, Virgie Keys, Sharon Keys, Wayne Keiffer, Stanley Kitchen, Katherine Knicely, Geraldine Knott, Homer Koert, Arthur Krehbiel, Katherine Krehbiel, Mary Kuldell, Bob Lambert, Charles LaReau, Ronald Lawrence, Pauline Lawson, Barbara LeGallais, Edward Leigh, Ralph Lester, Delmar Liepins, Guna Linsey, Peggy Lipscomb, Michael Lohr, Roy Lowe, Donna Luttrell, Donald Luxford, Angela MacAdams, Debora Mason, Mary Mason, Michael Marshall, Chester FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL McClintock, William McConnell, Elva McDaniel, Hilbert McDiarmid, Robert McKenna, Ellen Merrill, Francis Merriman, Charlotte Merryman, Florence Michie, Vivian Miller, Barbara Miller, Gene Miller, Gerald Mills, Robert Mohler, Ewell Monson, Vada Lee Montague, David Moore, Joretta Moore, Rosa Moore, Walter CyC-ay HZc-uoL Moser, Robert Mosher, Rickey Q ( ■ Mullen, Thomas Mylorie, Mary Nester, Joyce r Noble, Judy Nordlie, Ruth Ofelt, George Olmstead, Robert Patterson, Janet Payne, Aurena Payne, Betty Payne, Howard Payne, Joan Pierson, Alvin Peil, Glenn Pendley, John Phelps, Robert Plum, Nancy Potter, Herbert Powell, Florence Prickett, Nancy Prosise, Gayle [ 64 ] Pyne, Edgar Rasmussen, Carol Redden, Evelyn Reedy, Robert Reeves, Ruth Rettstatt, Lennie Riggles, Jack Rives, Jesse Roach, Bernard Robbins, Louis Robertson, Ginger Robinson, Jean Robinson, Joyce Robinson, Polly Rolls, Doris Rose, Priscilla Rose, Robert Rotenberry, Paul Rowe, Gary Russell, Donald Sayers, Wanetta Sayre, Earl Schaeffer, Vivian Schottroffe, Mary Ann Schultz, Betty Scott, Joan Scott, Lawrence Seymour, Paul Share, Allan Shenk, Linden Shifflett, Elinor Shirkey, Mildred Shultz, Edith Simpson, Bernard Simpson, Jimmy Smarr, Shirley Smith, Barbara Smith, Dorothy Smith, Dorsey Smith, Harmon Snyder, Frankie Sowers, Jackie FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [ 65 ] FRESHMAN CLASS r Sparks, Harold Spencer, Joseph Spiess, Martha Stuart, Luther Surratt, Joe Sutphin, Ethel Taylor, Barbara Thomas, Catherine Thompson, Robert Thorpe, Louise Timmons, Joan Tobin, Jacqueline Tolson, Joyce Tolson, Diana Trammell, Betty Trohanov, Orviile Uhler, Sally Via, William Vincent, Paul Vogel, Anthony Wagner, William Waple, Dorothy Waple, Joan Ware, James Watson, Earlene Weatherholtz, Douglas Weatherholtz, James Webb, Betty Webber, Claude Weeks, Edith Wells, Jack Whitehurst. Dorothy Williams, Dorothy Wilroy, Richard Wilson, Rufus Wine, Ethel Wright, Mabel Wright, Walter Wright, Wei Young, Mary Lou Yowell, Nancy Zimbro, Virgie [ 66 ] CLASSROOM SCENES I. Home Ec. Exploratory 4. Homeroom Activity 2. Social Studies 3. English 5. Breakfast by the Eighth Grade [ 67 ] EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Susan Besley President Sandra Henderson Vice-president Shirley Dailey Secretary Lena Shelton T reasurer Mrs. Edith Hall Sponsor Mrs. Katherine Hopper Coordinator EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS 168 ] Jr EIGHTH GRADE Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Isabel Adams, Lois Allen, Linda Jean Amundson, Joanne Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Juanita Anderson, Mary Aubrey, Leo Avery, John Baltzelle, Gary Baltzelle, Ruben Baranowski, Edward Barker, Ruby Beckwith, Juanita Benham, Gloria Bennett, Tommy Berkman, Vail Berry, Joseph Besley, Susan Birch, Jimmy Bishop, June Blaever, Chance Bles, Virginia Blevins, Josephine Blevins, Lavern Bokel, Mary Bonner, Dorothy Boserman, Nancy Bost, Nancy Bostic, Ann Boswell, Ralph Botkins, Jerry Bowman, Jerry Boyer, Larry Bradshaw, Harry Bray, Helain Broadhurst, Harris Breckley, Corrine Brittingham. Michael Brown, Betty Brown, Meade Brown, Mary Brown, Phyllis Brown, Shirley Brownell, Janet Brumback, Carolyn Bryce, Lynn [ 70 ] FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Bull, Mary Anna Burke, Bradley Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Lillian Burke, Virginia Burkholder, Maynard Burner, Libby Burner, Lynn Burnett, Anethea Byrne, Pollie Caldwell, Pat Canard, Cubie Cannon, Kim Caperton, Lucille Carlin, Carol Ann Carpenter, Norma Carrico, Dorothy Carter, Stewart Caton, Jean Caton. Mary Chandler, Delores Chandler, Dorothy Chang, Lee Chappell, Allan Chappell, Martha Chavez, Joseph Christenson, Connie Clarke, Allen Clarke, Dennis Cobb, Lucille Cole, Donald Cole, Phillip Cole, Ronald Conner, Douglas Cook, Damitre Cook, Mary Jane Cooke, Nancy Cooke, Patty Sue Cooper, LeRoy Costello, Selma Cowart, Gayle Cozzens, Loretta Crabtree, Ronald Crandall, Jean Crismond, Donald Cromer, Marguerite Crouch, Barbara Crumbough, Iona [71 ] EIGHTH GRADE Crumbough, Juanita Crumbough, Lorraine Currier, Sheldon Curtin, Delores Cushman, Nanette Daily, Shirley Dalton, Robert Daniels, Edward Darrell, Theodore Davis, Frank Davis, Nancy Jo Dawson, Sara Dean, Evelyn DeBusk, Rebecca DeBusk, Marlene DeGuire, Jan Dodson, Dorothy Dove, Florence Dunn, Bertha Edward, Barbara Eichelberger, Gerald Elmore, Annette Eskridge, Stuart Eskew, Claire Facemire, Kenneth Ferguson, Elizabeth Fields, Edward Fisher, Nancy Lee Fix, Eugene Flattery, Kitty Fleming, Eddie Fletcher, John Fones, Ellen Foster, Paul Fuller, Robert Furry, Joyce Lee Galanis, George Gardner, Frank Gaier, Margaret Gayhart, Richard Gerald, Frank Gerhard, Laura Gheen, Katherine Gicker, Carol Ann Gilbertson, Chris Gilpatrick, Jean Gleason, Shirley Gordon, Willie [ 72 ] Gorham, Ellen Gramm, Peggy Graves, Mack Grow. John Gunther, Emmeth Haid, Tommy Hall, Bobby Hall, Glenn Hall, Warren Hammond, Richard Hanan, Betty Hancock, Landon Hancock, Sidney Hansborough, Betty Harrington, Dean Harris, Hinton Harrison, James Harrison, Samuel Hartley, James Hathaway, William Hayslett, Hilbert Hazelwood, Marie Heath, Buddy Heckard, Barbara Henderson, Elmer Henderson, Sandra Hess, Marvin Hess, Patricia Hess, Tom Hicks, Bruce Holloway, Elizabeth Horton, Clifford Houtz, Edward Hower, Roger Huesman, Loury Humphreys, Elizabeth Hunter, Nancy Isdell, Carol Jacques, Marshall Jeffrey, Lois Jenkins, Arizona Jenkins, Barbara Jenkins, Charles Jenkins, Dorothy Jenkinson, Sarah Johnson, Woodrow Jones, Alice Jones, Ann FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [ 73 ] Justusson, Paul Kearns, Lois Kearns, Louis Keller, H. Charles Kelly, Larry Kerrick, Glenwood Keys, Roy Lee Kidwell, Lorraine Kidwell, Walter Kimberlin, Mary King, Dennis King, Frances Kingree, Frances Kitchen, Jean Kline, Grace Kline, John Knauss, Sylvia Knicely, Harry Koci, Esther Landon, Mary Lane, Nancy Langhorne, Raymond Lawrence, Edward Lawson, Donald LeGallais, Donnie Lemmon, Tom Leonard, L.enier Leonard, Wilma Lester. John Lipscomb, Pat I.ohnes, Roberta Long, Ida Luttrell, Donna Lynch, Wayne Lytton, Connie Magarity, Doreen Mason, Charles McConchie, Benjie McDonnell, Bowdyn McDonough, Bob McDonough, Richard McGarity, Elsie Miller, Janice Miller, Judith Mills, Gary Mitchell, Richard Moffett, Madolin Montague, Henry [ 74 ] Moore, Wilbur Moreland, Arthur Morris, William Moss, Dorothy Mozingo, William Much, Barry Mudd, Kenneth Mullen, Kathleen Mullins, Sue Orrison, Russell Owens, Taylor Palmar, Virginia Payne, Mary Jo Paxson, David Peacher, Ethel Peters, Barbara Phillips, Sally Piercy, Lois Pineo, Dawn Pitts, Betty Pitts, Kenneth Plummer, Bobbie Poland, Bruce Portch, Dick Post, Gilbert Potter. Dorothy Powell, Frank Powell, Ruby Power, Theresa Powers, Janice Prunkard, Donna Ramey, Franklin Raper, Margaret Reed, Orren Register, Durwood Reynolds, Shirley Rice, Mae Richey, Carol Rickert, Betty Riggles, Ruth Riley, Elizabeth Robertson, Pauline Robey, June Robinson, George Rogers, Marvin Roper, Virginia Rose, Susan Rosin, Arline FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [ 75 ] EIGHTH GRADE Ross, Betsy Ellen Rossow, Hilary Rowland, Bobby Russell, Jake ' ' Russell, James Rutter, Catherine Rytter, Henry Sampson, Alice Sanders, Mary Sandretsky, Marilyn Saunders, Bruce Saunders, Nancy Schalet, David Schramm, Ann Searcy, Jane Selders, Gerald Seligman, Mildred Sembower, Charles Sevier, Michael Shade, Joann Shelton, Lena Shelton, Starley Shifflet, Frances Shifflet, Mary Shomo, Mary J. Simpson, Robert Simms, Betty Lou Small, June Smarr, Irvin Smith, Franklin Smith, Patricia Smith, William Smoot, Charlotte Fay Sottosanti, Nancy Southers, Jack Sowers, Barbara Speake, Mary Louise Staats, Guy Stancil, Ronnie Strauser, Donald Sterling, Joyce Stough, Lee Stover, Kenneth Strong, Anne I. Strong, Bruce Supinger, Ruby Surles, Betty L. Sutphin, Janet Sutphin, Robert [76 ] Sykes, Lynn Talbot, Jeanette Taylor, Peggy Thatcher, William Thomasser, Fred Thompson, Billy Thompson, Spencer Thrall, Joan Tichenor, Bonnie Tillet, Alvin L. Triplett, Monte A. Tucker, Joyce Twombly, Ann Updike, Dennis Updike, Donnie Via, Ann Vogel, Anastasia Von Sassencheid, Carol Wade, Joseph Walker, Dann Walker, Robert Walker, Shirley Wallrabenstein, Mary Warner, Carla Watson, Linda Webb, Chester Webb, Garn H. Weber, Antoinette Wellman, Geraldine White, Judy White, Lee Gerald Wiles, Geraldine Wiley, Ronald Wilkerson, Mabel Williams, Joyce Williams, Marguerite Williamson, Zan Willis, Ruth Wilson, Charles Wine, Frances Wood, Thomas Woolfenden, Bob Wynkoop, Delano Yarbrough, M. L. Yates, Marie Young, Billy Young, Janice Yocum, Melvin Zimbro, Elsie FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL [ 77 ] I . The New Sign 2. Homenursing 3. Square Dancing 4. Majorities 5. College Day [ 78 ] THE ACTIVITIES [ 79 ] THE 1951 FARE FAC Assistant Editors Virginia Blevins Vadah Kline Joyce Fox Bo Moore Business Managers Peggy Cockrill Margaret Uhlea Editors Jeanette Carroll Bernice Magruder Co-editors Assistant Editors Class Editor s Business Manager Athletic Editor Advertising Editor T yping Editor Sponsor Jeanette Carroll Bernice Magruder Vada Kline Beverly McLaughlin Joyce Fox Bo Moore Peggy Cockrill Virginia Blevins Margaret Uhler Beverly McLaughlin Mrs. Katherine Hopper [ 80 ] SAMPLER STAFF MEMBERS Adams, Joyce Dawson, Eileen Moore, Bogardus Besley, Susan Fox, Joyce Moore, Christina Boyce, Sally Gilbertson, Jule Moravitz, Connie Burke, Barbara Godfrey, Louise Ofelt, Marilyn Carroll, Ruth Gustafson, Janet Rickey, Carolyn Carroll, Jeanette Heath, Ellen Robinson, Jean Cockrell, Peggy Hughes, Patricia Rose, Norma Cooke, Nancy Humphrey, Betty Shultz, Edith Cornell, Mary Frances Kitchen, Agnes Thatcher, Billy Curtis, Barbara Lawrence, Hal Uhler, Margaret Davis, Carol Magruder, Bernice Uhler, Sally Davis, James McKenna, Ellen Waple, Dorothy McLaughlin, Beverly [ 81 ] FAIR FACTS THE STAFF Editor in Chief Managing Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Human Interest Editor News Editor Sports Editors Column Editor Advertising Manager Advisors Roger Barron Andi Redkey Tom Nicholson Dick Patton Sally Hanger Joan Koci Betty Collier John Riordan Tom Fawson Betty Harris (Mr. Fred Fletcher } Mr. Walter Dowling The Fair Facts staff has published nineteen issues of the school newspaper, spon- sored the Sweetheart Dance, and the Talent Show, in addition to accomplishing their understood job of keeping the school well informed. [ 82 ] I . Staff at Work 2. Journalism Class 3. To Press 4. Fair Facts off the Press [ 83 ] Student Government Officers m E President . Barbara McKenna Vice President Roland Harris Secretary Bogardus Ann Moore Treasurer Richard Cockrill Faculty Sponsors Mr. Craighill Burks Mrs. Marjorie French STUDENT GOVERNMENT SENATORS Seniors: Phyllis Curran, Bill Galanis; Juniors: Janice Zembower, Tom Yarborough; Sopho- mores: Etta Mae Koch, Ralph Evans; Fresh- men: Joan Waple, Billy Fox. Aims and Accomplishments The friendly spirit radiated by all members of Student Government this year has invariably developed a closeness” between the administration and student body; a relationship rarely found in high schools. I his spirit within our Student Government is a challenge. A challenge which made all mem- bers of this organization feel tight inside when they thought of what lay ahead — yet, with willing spirit they went forward. Through their initiative and wholehearted cooperation the cabinet members have successfully carried out their official duties. [ 84 ] There have been many accomplishments during the year. The Orientation Day program (the hrst ever held) was given for the purpose of helping new students to better adjust themselves through this special greeting. By the distribution of handbooks and Honor Cards we hoped to impress in the minds of students a more sincere and deep sense of loyalty to Fairfax High School. District H Day and the Club project was proof enough that all members of Student Government were really working. Homecoming, November 10, was again this year entirely run by Student Government. This year more than ever our Student Government exchanged ideas with other schools. These and many other projects were successfully performed by Student Government this year. These, will always be memories that will last, because they are what we (F.H.S.) stand for and the spirit that was behind them. CABINET MEMBERS Secretary of Publications: Charlotte White, Ruth Kitchen; Secretary of Safety: Roger Burk, Walter Robbins; Secretary of Public Re- lations: Billy Hicks, Joyce Leigh; Secretary of Publicity: Gail Kitchings, Tommy Simmons; Secretary of Grounds: Ralph Birch; Secretary of Buildings: Donald Hawley; Secretary of Ac- tivities: Margaret Uhler, Eddie Talbot; Secre- tary of Statistics: Arthur Goodkind, Dorothy Hughes; Secretary of Defense: Beverly Dewing, Asa Swartz; Chief Monitors: Joan Koci, Eddie Reeves; Clerk of the Senate: Virginia Blevins; Chairman, Welcoming Committee: Sally Han- ger; Historian: Janet Hailman; Art Commis- sioner: Lucy Ann Rose; Sergeant at Arms: Gene Miller. REPRESENTATIVES Eighth Grade: Gloria Benham, Bill Hathaway, Paul Justusson, Glennwood Kirk, Esther Koci, Roberta Lohnes, Connie Lytton, Blowdyn Mc- Donnell, Janice Miller, Dorothy Moss, Betty Rickert, Mildred Seligman, Harriet Talbott; Joyce Williams. All other Representatives: Carol Bowers, Bobby Chappell, Billy Cooke, Richard Cushnie, Ma- rion Dickerson, Jeanne Dyer, Blanchard How- ell, Donald Huguley, Harold Jeffries, Joan Jenkins, Debora MocAdams, Florence Morning- star, Lucky Murphy, Doris Newcomb, Jeanette Payne, Joan Robinson, Polly Robinson, Carol Sheaffer, Buddy Simpson, Jimmy Simpson, Sally Uhler, Hugh Waple, Sara Washabaugh, Kay Weber, Carol Whitmer, Larry Wilbur, Rod Worth. [ 85 ] Our Student Government Stamp Sale Handbook Clubs [ 86 ] in Action [ 87 ] STUDENT GOVERNMENT MONITORS OFFICERS JEd Reeves Chief Monitors )Joan Koci Mrs. Marjorie French Sponsors. i Mr. Craighill Burks MEMBERS Bell, John Boswell, Thomas Breckley, Corrine Bray, Jean Brownell, Billie Bull, John Cook, Susan Curran, Phylis Curran, Phyllis Davidson, Pat Dowling, Mike Goodkind, Arthur Graw, John Fiammer, Ronnie FFarrington, Dean Howell, Blanchard Hower, Paul Hunt, Mary Hutchins, Carolyn Kitchen, Ruth Koci, Joan Knupp, Katherine Magarity, Doreen Marks, Betty Anne May, Anna Jean Mullen, Thomas McGarity, Elsie Nicholson, Tom Paxton, David Reeves, Ed Rieter, Henry Robinson, Jean Talbott, Harriet Smith, Patsy Stover, Barbara Stri ngham, Bud Tyler, Pat Ward, John Waring, Peggy Washabaugh, Sara Whitmer, Carol Yarborough, Tom Yowell, Mary Ellen Zimbro, Elsie The monitor’s major goal is to keep the halls quiet, orderly, and clear between periods. Edwin Reeves, who took over the system during the second half of the year, with a group of Junior and Senior boys has accomplished all the aims of the monitors. [ 88 ] OFFICERS Captain Walter Robbins Co-Captain Bus Patrol Roger Burke Co-Captain Ground Patrol Mike Russell Treasurer Blanche Robinson Sponsor Mr. William Manvell MEMBERS Anderson, Elizabeth Hawkins, Francis Rosin, Arlene Aubrey, Leo Hawley, Donald Saflfer, Helen Barnes, Dorothy Hayden, Eugene Saunders, Bruce Benham, Grace Hennings, Jerry Sherbourne, Gayle Bowden, Anne Hipsley, Howard Shirkey, Mildred Bradshaw, Harry Ingle, Peggy Spencer, Virginia Bronson, Robert Jenkins, John Thompson, Hammond Caudle, Mildred Johnson, James Tobin, Jackie Cowart, Gayle Knott, Homer Twombly, Ann Daniels, Edward Lohr, Roy Via, Ann Dove, Douglas Makely, LeRoy Via, Benny England, Margaret Mitchell, Richard Walker, Shirley Eskridge, Ruth Mudd, William Weeks, Edith Eskridge, Stuart Mullens, Thomas West, Donna Fletcher, Gordon Mylroie, Mary Whitmer, Elizabeth Fritter, Patsy Payne, Jeanette White, Richard Grubb, Ken Powers, William Wiley, Ronald Gunnell, Colin Riggles, Ruth Wolfenden, Bobby Hamilton, Eugene Riley, Elizabeth Woods, Pat Harrington, Dean Robye, June Our aim is to promote the safety of our students coming to school and going home from school. Our organization works in co-operation with the American Automobile Association, Sergeant Shumate, and the Traffic Safety Officer of the Fairfax County Police Force. Patrols are on duty both on busses and at street crossings. We also direct the parking of cars during athletic or other events. [ 89 ] SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY CORDON E. SMITH CHAPTER of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President Vice-president Secretary T reasurcr Sponsor OFFICERS Jeanette Carroll Grace Benham Joan Koci Tom Simmons Miss Mary Kern MEMBERS Barron, Roger Benham, Grace Biggers, Elizabeth Blevins, Virginia Buckley, Ann Carroll, Jeanette Dewing, Beverly Galanis, Bill Gilbertson, Julie Goodkind, Arthur Hannah, Robert Hicks, Billy Hollis, Nancy Koci, Joan Lytton, Leon Magruder, Bernice Marks, Betty Ann McKenna, Barbara Moravitz, Francis Redkey, Ann Scott, Shirley Simmons, Tom Stough, Beatrice Swain, Joan Swartz, Asa Whitmer, Elizabeth Uhler, Margaret Aims: To create an enthusiasm for leadership, scholarship, character, and service in the students of Fairfax High School. To award a scholarship to some worthy senior. To conduct various religious programs. To compile the Honor Roll. To render service to Fairfax High School. Accomplishments: Awarded scholarship to a senior. Conducted Christmas, Easter and other religious programs throughout the year. Compiled the 10th, 11th, and 12th grade Honor Roll. Held two induction ceremonies. Rendered service to Fairfax High School. [ 90 ] JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY President Vice-president Secretary T reasurcr OFFICERS Vada Lee Monson William Boswell Deborah MacAdam Anne Corse Beers, Joan Black, Cleo Boswell, William Brown, Shirley Carroll, Ruth Cooke, Joanne Corse, Anne Evans, Caroline Fox, William MEMBERS Haislip, Martha Hatch, Roberta Hubbard, Lee Krehbiel, Katherine MacAdam, Deborah McConnell, Elva Mickie, Vivian Miller, Barbara Monson, Vada Lee Patterson, Janet Prickett, Nancy Prosise, Gayle Rowe, Gary Vogel, Anthony Wright, Mabel Yowell, Nancy Aims: To create an enthusiasm for good scholarship. To devote worthy school and community citizenship. To stimulate devoted service to school, community and country. To encourage the development of trustworthy leadership. To instill qualities of good character, and to give suitable recognition to those students that at tain and possess an outstanding degree of good scholarship, worthy citizenship, devoted service, intelligent leadership, and good character. To promote the Honor Code. Accomplishments: A bake sale to raise funds for the framing of the Honor Code. A panel discussion and presentation of the Honor Code plaques in assembly. Induction ceremonies held in February and May for the purpose of taking in all Eighth and Ninth graders who had excelled in leadership, scholarship, character, and service. BANDS OFFICERS President Norman Tomlinson Vice-president Colby Collier Secretary Janice Dominy T reasurer Mary Lou Gardner Drum Major Jarrell Raper Sponsor . Mr. Phillip Fuller MEMBERS Adams, Norma Collier, Colby Jones, Hurst Seligman, Mildred Anderson, Nils Collier, Neil LeGallis, Randy Simpkins, Ruth Ayres, Henry Cook, Beverly McDiarmid, Robert Smith, Bill Bender, Susan Dominy, Janice Miller, Barbara Spilman, Martin Benham, James Downs, Richard Miller, Janice Stancil, Ronnie Bootes, Larry Ehinger, Una Lee Mohler, Ewell Stewart, Carl Brittingham, Michael Fleming, Jimmy Monson, Phil Strang, Howard Bronson, Robert Fox, Bill Moreland, Arthur Thompson, Willie Bruin, Harry Gardner, Mary Lou Mudd, William Tomlinson, Norman Bryant, Sharyl Gore, Orville Newton, Patricia Trenis, Phil Burnett, Anthea Hannah, Robert Payne, Howard Utterback, Ann Cabaniss, Jacquelyn Helmcamp, Margie Payne, Patricia Webb, Betty Cannon, Kim Hough , Betty Post, Gilbert Wilroy, Jack Clarke, Alan Hubbard, Lee Raper, Harrison Witherell, Julian Clifford, Anne Hutchins, Carolyn Raper, Jarrell Woods, Raynell Cole, James Jerrell, Paul Raper, Margaret Worth, Rod The Concert Band began the year by participating in all the home games played by the foot- ball team, giving half-time shows which showed a great improvement over those of the previous year. The outstanding show of the season was the Flomecoming game in which - t ' ° Fairfax and Lane bands combined to present a show dedicated to the memory of the veterans from Fairfax High. The combined bands presented a 126 -piece band marching in unison. The band made one trip, which was to the game at Culpeper and was also in demand for parades and send-offs foi the men leaving for the armed forces. [ 92 ] The Fairfax High Band played host to the District Music Festival in April. On February 9th the Northern Virginia All-State Band was held in Arlington and five of the Fairfax students held important chairs in the concert band. It also participated in the reception for the President of France, the Patrol Jamboree held in Vienna and the National Safety Patrol Parade. DANCE BAND Sponsor Mr. Philip Fuller Botkins, Jerry Bruin, Billy Bryant, Sharyl Cabaniss, Jacqueline Cannon, Kim Cook, Beverly MEMBERS Fleming, Jimmie Gilbertson, Chris H annah, Bob Raper, Harrison Saunders, Bruce Thompson, Willy Tomlinson, Norman Trenis, Phil Smith, Bill Wilroy, Jack Worth, Rod Aims: To develop a dance band technique. To progress toward playing for school dances. BANDS Sponsor Mr. Philip Fuller MEMBERS Baltzelle, Gary Eicleberger, Jerry Nordlie, Ruth Berry, William Ferguson, Elizabeth Paxson, David Botkins, Jerry Gardner, Frank Plummer, Bobby Boyer, Larry Gerhard, Laura Post, Gilbert Brittingham, Mike Gilbertson, Chris Stancil, Ronnie Burke, Bradley Gunnell, Collin Saunders, Bruce Burnett, Anthea Hawer, Roger Risner, Lucille Cannon, Kim Kline, Grace Rouse, Sonnie Clark, Alan LeGallais, Donnie Seligman, Mildred Cockrill, Johnny McDonough, Robert Sevier, Mike Cooper. Dick Miller, Janice Shelton, Starley Cruey, Roy Moreland, Arthur Our sole aim is to progress musically so as to be eligible for Senior band in the future. [ 94 ] Here’s How They Look Close Up... PERCUSSION ( � S ] GLEE CLUBS OFFICERS President Jule Gilbertson Vice-president Anna Jean May Secretary-treasurer . Janet Hailman Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood MEMBERS Accompanist Shirley Sherwood Anderson, Gavnel ' .e Ayre, Jane Beil, Emily Benham, Grace Buckley, Ann Cline, Jean Cline, Joan Cooper, Barbara Cox, Betty Donaldson, Peggy Gilbertson, Jule Gulledge, Marguerite Gustafson, Janet Hailman, Janet Hanger, Sally Heath, Ellen Kline, Vadah May, Anna Moore, Bogardus Moore, Christinia Nugent, Delores Pearson, Johann Phillips, Doris Pyron, Joyce Redkey, Ann Reno, Ruby Rotenberry, Edith Rowland, Virgie Statton, Barbara Stover, Barbara Thompson, Nancy Waller, Martha Wight, Kathleen Yowell, Mary E. Yowell, June We started the year with organizing and electing officers which were installed in a very impressive candlelight ceremony. Various activities were given by the Glee Club to make money for much needed vestments. Our accomplishments for the year are many. We sang for S. P. T. A. and District H, presented a Christmas program for the S. P. T. A. and a Christmas student assembly with the assistance of the Dramatics Class. We also gave a Spring program for the student body. Our annual Snow Ball, climaxed by crowning Glee Club members Jean and Joan Cline as Queens, was given. The long awaited and hard earned vestments were ordered in March so the girls could wear them in the District Festival on April 7. The members were given the opportunity to attend concerts given by Fred Waring’s Penn- sylvanians and The Robert Shaw Chorale. Last summer, some of the girls had a cottage at Massanetta Springs and attended the 12th annual Virginia Vocal Camp. [ 96 ] SEXTET w 3 M, Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood MEMBERS Carroll, Barbara Cline, Jean Gilbertson, Jule Gulledge, Marguerite Kline, Vadah Redkey, Ann This is the second year this group has sung together. They were chosen last year for ability and interest in small ensemble singing. Appearances have been made by the Sextet this year at S. P. T. A., Methodist Church of Fairfax, student assemblies, the Snow Ball, Community Chest Dinner, Tuesday Afternoon Club, and District Festival. They have participated in programs for the Eighth G rade, Christmas Chapel, Talent Show, and television. DOUBLE SEXTET Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood MEMBERS Brownell, Billie Rae Harkness, Diana McKenna, Ellen Stroud, Ann Waring, Peggy Williams, Marlene Birch, Ralph Cook, Billy Jefferies, Harold Raper, Harrison Stringham, Ronald Jones, Eddie This group was organized late in the fall. The members were chosen for ability and interest in small ensemble singing. Appearances in the Christmas assembly, at the Tuesday Afternoon Club, District Festival, and in a student assembly have been their major accomplishments. [ 97 ] GLEE CLUBS CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS President Jane Ayre Secretary-treasurer Betsy Ross Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood The sole aim of the mmbers of this organization is to enjoy music from a rec- reational standpoint. Members: Ann Apple, Jane Ayre, Nancy Bauserman, Dorothy Bonner, Ann Bostic, Carol Bowers, Alden Bradford, Lynn Byrce, Martha Chappell, Marguerite Cromer, Joan Davis, Annette Elmore, Ann Hannah, Charlotte Hart, Nancy Horton, Russell Orrison, Dawn Pineo, Ruby Powell, Ruth Riggles, Betsy Ross, Nancy Saunders, Bonnie Tichenor, Sara Washabaugh, Florence Zeller. BOY ' S CHORUS OFFICERS Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood Accompanist Elsie McNeely This is the first year we have had Boys’ Chorus as a class. Two of its members bear the distinction of having sung solos in the District Festival. The chorus took part in the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, sang at the Student Govern- ment Welcoming Party, and gave a pro- gram for the Eighth Grade students. Members: Ralph Birch, Stuart Branson, John Chalker, Billy Cook, Charles Covell, Richard Cushnie, Robert Davis, Latham Gaines, B.ll Galanis, Horace Hartley, Joe Hyer, Wilbur Isenberg, Harold Jefferiees, Edd) Jones, Stanley Kieffer, Richard Krebs, Michael Mason, Joe Mellinder, Gene Miller, Ambrose Payne, Eddy Prickett, Ronald Stringham, Stanford Tucker, Eugene Tugman, Daniel Walker, Hugh aple, Jack barren, William Whittle. [ 98 ] AGRICULTURE CLUB President Vice-president Secret ary -treasurer Sponsors OFFICERS John W. Bull Robert Bull Andrew Daniels Miss Ruth Royston Mr. Jones Ayers, Henry Barnett, Eddie Bridges, Gary Bull, John Bull, Mary Anna Bull, Robert Daniels, Andrew Daniels, Edward MEMBERS Dooley, Parlin Dove, Ernest Dowell, Jim England, Evelyn Feigley, Richard Havenner, George Kent, Thomas Kidwell, Walter R. Lester, John Montague, Henry Newcomb, Tony Paxson, David Rasmussen, Dick Seymour, Paul Weatherholtz, James Aims: To help the student body and faculty to know the Agricultural opportunities and pleasures of Fairfax County and the activities of the Agricultural Club. Accomplishments: Had as guest speakers professional agricultural and rural workers and also successful farmers. Let others know of the activities of the club through the reporter and school paper. Showed movies related to agricultural and rural living. Gave recognition to club members making the most progress during the year. To have an Art exhibit during the year. Had regular reports from members already engaged in agricultural activities. [ 99 ] ART CLUB OFFICERS President Larry Wilbur Vice-president David Everly Secretary John Fenton T reasurer Marie Koci Sponsor Miss Nelle Marshall Bless, Virginia Bogle, Freeland Broadhurst, Harris Burnett, Anthia Chavez, Joe Crabtree, Ronald Cushman, Nanette Eskridge, Stuart Everly, David Fenton, John MEMBERS Fox, Doris Free, George Hatch, Roberta Hotard, Carol Koci, Marie Kushner, Rodney Montague, David Plummer, Bobbie Potter, Dorothy Reeves, Beverly Aims: To learn how to appreciate famous paintings. To have an Art Scrapbook Contest. To have members show outstanding techniques. To have an Art exhibit during the year. To visit the Art Gallery. Searcy, Jane Shaddock, Pat Staats, Guy Stewart, Barbara Turner, Pat Weir, Gerald Wilbur, Larry Wood, Stuart Accomplishments: Increased interest in aesthetic appreciation and enjoyment of art. An artist from the community demonstrated various techniques. Took part in an assembly program showing the activities of the club. Made attractive Christmas centerpieces for the tables in the cafeteria. [ 100 ] BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president . Secretary T reasurer . Sponsor ....... .. S. P. T. A. Sponsor Mary Lou Gardner Jarrell Raper Janice Dominy Patty Newton Miss Mary Kern Reverend J. L. Hart Clifford, Ann Costello, Selma Dominy, Janice Dotson, Fredda Dyer, Jeanne MEMBERS Gardner, Mary Lou Gardner, Frank Gerhard, Laura Gore, Orville Newton, Patty Raper, Jarrell Robertson, Pauline Seligman, Mildred Simpkins, Ruth Spilman, Martin Aims: To promote a knowledge and understanding of the Bible. To study the Epistles — particularly the second semester. To promote daily Bible reading. Accomplishments: Lead devotions in assembly. Contributed to the spiritual welfare of the school. [ 101 ] BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS President William Powers Vice-president Robert Dowell Secretary . ...... William Mudd Treasurer Roderic Swain Manager Leon Lytton Sponsor Mr. Ralph Lewis MEMBERS Bennett, James Holmes, Lewis Powers, William Cook, William Krebs, Richard Rotenberry, Paul Crosen, Jimmy Lytton, Leon Sutphin, William Dooley, Carlon Miller, Gene Swain, Roderic Dowell, Robert Payne, Ambrose Watson, Bill Aims: The primary aim of the Business Club is to make money for the school by working in the refreshment stands at all athletic events. About $600.00 was made during the football season. New Members are taught courtesy, salesmanship and a business sense. Regular club meetings are used to discuss ways of improving the various mechanical aspects of the club. [ 102 1 CHESS CLUB OFFICERS President ....... Leilani Vain Secretary-treasurer Karl Blaine Sponsor Mrs. Ethel Potts Adams, Eugene Barron, Roger Beahm, Jimmy Blaine, Karl Boots, Larry Bronson, Stewart Curran, Phyllis Galanis, Bill MEMBERS Grubb, Ken Howell, Blanchard Johnston, Jimmy Loveless, Donald Marks, Betty Mohler, Ewell Moravitz, Francis Phelps, Robert Poole, Dickie Ruff, Bill Scott, Joan Sherwood, Shirley Stringham, Ronald Tyler, Pat Vain, Leilani Aims: To promote and stimulate an interest in chess. To arouse a competitive and sportsmanlike spirit among the members. Pure personal enjoyment. Accomplishments: The club is a membr of the Inter-High Chess Federation which includes the high schools of the Washington area. Fairfax’s chess team won second place in the 1950 Spring tournament of the Inter-High Chess Federation. [ 103 ] CRAFTS CLUB President . . Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Ming Chang Oscar Hinshavc Susan Cook Marshall Morrovt Mr. Robert Phipps MEMBERS Avery, John Ayer, Henry Barringer, Curtis Chang, Ming Chappel, Allen Cockrell, Johnny Cole, Phillip Cook, Susan Donaldson, Jack Dowling, Michael Mozingo, William Duncan, Robert Hinshaw, Oscar Holsinger, Harry Hower, Roger Jenkins, Charles Kerrick, Glenwood Keys, Lee Leigh, Ralph Morrow, Marshall Mosher, Rickey Powell, Frank Printz, Frank Reedy, Owen Rowland, Bobby Southers, Jack Stover, Kenneth Thompson, Fred Updike, Donnie Via, Billy Webber, Tony The Crafts Club has had a very active year. Our work in plastic, leather and wood, hai been profitable as well as interesting. [ 104 ] DRAMATICS OFFICERS OFFICERS President Lucy Ann Rose Secretary Anna Jean May Treasurer Braxton Freeman Sponsor Miss Mary Hughes Beech, Betty Boland, Jennifer Davis, Ann Freeman, Braxton Hartley, Horace Hughs, Dorothy Hunt, Mary MEMBERS Jeffries, Harold Kitchings, Gail May, Anna Jean Morrison, Mary Payne, Barbara Polychrones, Taiky Rose, Lucy Ann Sembower, Janice Smathers, Pat Waller, Martha Watson, Robert Webber, Kay Williams, Marlene Woods, Raynelle Yowell, June The Senior Dramatics Club of Fairfax High School has made as its aim, the learning of the techniques of acting, stage setting, and the ways of the theater. During the year we produced a one-3Ct play, entitled His First Shave, given in April. [ 105 ] DRAMATICS JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS President . Vada Lee Monson Secretary-treasurer Gayle Prosise Sponsor Miss Selma Massie MEMBERS: Black, Cleo; Bowdoin, Anne; Evans, Caroline; Garcia, Ruby; Grant, Jackie; Hessom, Pat; Hinshaw, Mike; Hunter, Myra; Jenkins, John; Krehbiel, Katherine; Luxford, Angela; MacAdam, Debbie; Monson, Vada Lee; Nordlie, Ruth; Patterson, Gayle; Thomas, Catherine; Tolson, Diane; Yowell, Nancy. EIGHT GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB President Vice-president Secretary Sponsor OFFICERS Annf. Strong Jean Kitchen Janice Powers Mrs. Edith Hall MEMBERS: Allen, Linda; Amundson, Joanne; Anderson, Joyce; Anderson, Juanita; Berk- man, Vail; Blevins, Lorraine; Crumbaugh, Juanita; Curtin, Delores; Debusk, Rebecca; Gilpatrick, Jean; Henderson, Sandra; Jones, Alice; Kitchen, Jean; Koci, Esther; Leonard, Wilma; Miller, Judith; Morris, Betty Lou; Mullen, Kathleen; Powers, Janice; Reynolds, Shirley; Robey, June; Roper, Virginia; Rose, Susan; Smoot, Fay; Stancil, Ronnie; Strong, Anne; Walker, Bobby; Walker, Shirley; Willis, Ruth; Zimbro, Elsie. [ 106 ] FIRE FIGHTERS OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Sponsors Hammond Thompson Earl Rice Douglas Dove Miss Nancy Caufield Mr. M. C. Pfalzgraf MEMBERS Burke, Roger Jones, Branard Shackleford, Newman Cockrill, Elvin Jenkins, Bill Shenk, Linden Cole, Anthony Lester, William Skillman, Eugene Dorman, Rawley Mauck, Marshall Smith, Bob Dove, Douglas Miller, Gerald Stuart, Luther Dove, Harvey Mudd, Kenneth Sutphin, Billy Eichelberger, Gerald Noble, Travis Thompson, Hammond Gilanis, George Pickett, Eddie Tinder, Rodney Gordon, Willie Rice, Earl Via, Wayne Grove, Calvert Robey, Sammy Walker, Robert Gunnell, Colin Rogers, Marvin Webb, Chester Hallman, Eugene Rose, Robert Whittle, William Henderson, Elmer Sanders, Walter Yocum, Melvin ims: To keep Virginia green. To learn to use fire-fighting equipment. To know the best methods of combating fire. To encourage the observance of safety rules and regulations. [ 107 ] FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS President Eleanor McDaniel Vice-president Ann Stroud Secretary Vera Suttles T reasurer Ilga Legers Mrs. Elizabeth Yeakley Sponsors |Miss Dorothy Billings MEMBERS Cromer, Katherine Davis, Marian Demory, Betty Lou Fritter, Peggy Gordon, Helen Gulledge, Marguerite Henry, Charlotte Lawrence, Pauline Lowe, Donna McDaniel, Eleanor Monroe, Ann Legers, Ilga Plum, Nancy Piercy, Edna Sisk, Reginia Smith, Eloise Staats, Nellie Stroud, Ann Sutphin, Louise Suttles, Vera Reno, Ruby Risner, Lucille Waldecker, Dorothy Wine, Elsie Wine, Lucinda Wood, Thelma Aims: 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. [ 108 ] KENNEL CLUB President Vice-president Secretary . T reasnrer . Student Sponsor OFFICERS Diana Duborg Barbara Cooper Shirley Gleason Diane Harkness Barbara McKenna Bokcl, Mary Elizabeth Bowman, Patricia Caudle, Anne Chandler, Dolores Chanlder, Dorothy DeGuire, Jan Eskew, Claire, Fleming, Eddie Gerald, Beula Ann MEMBERS Gorham, Bernard Gucr, Margaret Harrington, Dean Helbig, Joy Hill, Charline Jenkinson, Sarah Knausse, Sylvia LcGallais, Donnie McDiarmid, Robert Neher, Estelle Rose, Priscilla Spitler, Ted Schalet, David Wallrabenstein, Mary Warner, Carla White, Judy Wight, Kathleen Williams, Margaret The Kennel Club, newly formed this year, has given dog lovers a chance to exchange ideas and hear some authoritative information about their dogs. Of the 3 2 members, a majority are eighth-graders, a fact which ought to ensure continued interest and development of future club programs. As yet the club has not written its constitution or put its aims into a formal statement. It hopes, however, to further an interest in dogs, especially in the line of caring for them properly and training them to be pleasant companions instead of noisy liabilities. [ 109 ] LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary T reasurer Sponsor Shirley Scott Patricia Woods Elizabeth Whitmer Robert Cochran Miss Virginia Stanley MEMBERS Brumback, Carolyn Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Lillian Christenson, Connie Clark, Elizabeth Cochran, Robert Elancock, Landon Lytton, Connie Powers, Edna Mae Scott, Shirley Shultz, Norma Whitmer, Elizabeth Woods, Patricia The Library Club met twice a month to discuss and carry out plans for stimulating interest in reading by the arrangement of displays, posters, and book talks; for helping students to be- come better acquainted with the facilities of the library; for improving the appearance of the library and keeping it clean at all times; and for assisting with the routine work of the library before and after school. Interest and enthusiasm were shown by the club members in carrying out these purposes. The club sponsored a movie for the purpose of buying a time machine for the library. During Book Week we gave a tea for the faculty. We also visited other libraries within the surrounding communities in order to get suggestions for improving the services of our library. [ 110 ] EPSILON DELTA OFFICERS President Ruth Kitchen Vice-president Grace Benham Secretary-treasurer Vadah Marie Kline Sponsor Mrs. Esther Drew Mosser Benham, Grace Buckley, Anne Firestone, Betty MEMBERS Gossett, Janice Hadeed, Norma Kitchen, Ruth Kline, Vadah Rosin, Arlene Swain, Joan Aims: To foster an interest in literary activities; namely, oral reading, public speaking, debating, and creative writing. To furnish the individual member of the club an opportunity to read with appreciation and understanding before the group. To speak pleasingly and effectively. To participate in social and recreational activities. Accomplishments: Produced an Easter assembly program. Ffad a Christmas party. Tried creative writing. Gave book reviews. Held discussions on literary subjects. [Ill] MODELING CLUB OFFICERS President . Vice-president . . Seceet ary -treasurer Sponsor Penny Taylor Anne Tobin Mary Mylroie Mrs. Alice McFarland Anderson, Gaynelle Hawley, Barbara Heckard, Barbara Ann MEMBERS Isdell, Carol Pitts, Betty Mylroie, Mary Sandretzky, Marilyn Stuart, Susan Taylor, Penny Tobin, Anne The Modeling Club has studied various modeling techniques and produced their own style show. A professional model came and spoke to us. [ 112 ] NURSING CLUB President . Vice-president Secret ary -treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Barbara Carroll Margie Davidson Zelda Payton Mrs. Esther Mosser MEMBERS Beers, Joan Bles, Vivian Bost, Nancy Brcckley, Corrine Brown, Mary Carrico, Dorothy Carroll, Barbara Caton, Mary Cole, Helen Corson, Betty Cozzens, Loretta Davidson, Margie Feidler, Naomi Furry, Joyce Harrison, Pearl Jeffrey, Patsy Jenkins, Barbara Mason, Mary Payne, Betty Lou Pearson, Johann Phillips, Doris Rice, Mae Rossow, Hilary Shifflet, Frances Sims, Betty Lou Smith, Lena Sowers, Barbara Swann, Marjorie Waple, Nancy Our aim is to inform those persons who are thinking of nursing as a career, in regard to scholastic requirements, fields of service and opportunities for employment. This is being done through talks and discussions by experienced workers; together with field trips and actual experience. Some of the girls have served as nurses’ aids in various hospitals throughout the area. Some plan to do so during the coming summer. Several members are taking the Red Cross Home Nursing Course offered by the Home Economics Department. Through these various activities the girls are finding out for themselves if they really want to enter the field of nursing. [ 113 ] P N 0 T 0 G R A P H y CLUB President . . . . Vice-president . Secretary-treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Phil Monson Hugh Moore Karin Ericson Mr. Erland Ericson Baker, Kim Berry, Nancy Ericson, Karin Fox, Bill Goodkind, Arthur MEMBERS Miller, Barbara Monson, Phil Moore, Hugh Reynard, Pete Snyder, Frank Strang, Howard Von Kretschmarr, Honnie Williams, Dorothy Wilson, Rufus Wisncr, William Aims: To further the appreciation of photography in the school. To encourage students to take more and better pictures. Accomplishments: Sponsor photography contest. Took field trips. [ 114 ] PROJECTION CLUB President . Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sponsor . OFFICERS Donald Hatley Walter Robbins Ike Payne Paul Hower Mr. Walter Dowling MEMBERS Bennett, Donald Henderson, Reginald Pyne, Edgar Biller, Jackie Hennings, Jerry Robbins, Walter Canard, Tommy Hower, Paul Roch, Bernard Cole, Donald Hummer, William Ruckert, Philip Cooper, LeRoy Lambert, Charles Scott, Lawrence Dye, Stanley McClintock, Bill Sisson, Charles Edmonds, Robert McGuin, Ronald Sheldon, Currier Furr, Roger Mitchell, Richard Smith, Harmon Gibson, Bill Mudd, William Stewart, Carl Grefe, Dick Ofelt, George Thompson, Billy Griffith, Dick Patton, Dick Thompson, Ralph Haines, Don Payne, John Vogel, Anthony Harris, Hinton Payne, Ike Wade, Joseph Hanlin, Norman Pendley, John Wright, Walter Hawley, Donald Portch, Dick Wright, Weldon [ 115 1 RADIO OFFICERS President Secretary-T reasurer Sponsor Charles Wilson Robert Cox Mr. Donald Dolan MEMBERS Burke, Bradley Helfand, Bill Wavel, John Carmin, Wayne Jones, Herse Ware, Russell Clarke, Dennis Lawrence, Edward Wilson, Charles Richardson, Donnie Aims: To learn about the technical workings of radios. To practice the terms and fundamentals of radio which we learn. To become experienced enough to begin to work with expensive equipment. Accomplishments: Mastered radio terms and definitions. Learned the basic fundamentals of radio. [ 116 ] OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary T reasurer . . Sponsor RIFLE CLUBS Eddie Reeves Robert Harkness Shirley Hamilton Ronald Gilley Mr. Emory Chesley MEMBERS: Fix, Eugene; Fletcher, Gordon; Fletcher, John; Foster, Paul; Fuller, Robert; Garner, Robert; Gayheart, Richard; Gilley, Ronald; Grow, John; Flaid, Thomas; Hall. Glen; Hamilton, Shirley; Hansborough, Stewart; Harkness, Robert; Hathaway, Bill; Hayden, Eugene; Heath, Jimmie; Hicks, Bruce; Hipsley, Howard; Horseman, David; Huesman, Lowery; Hunter, Richard; Johnston, Edward; Reeves, Eddie. Our club has the distinction of belonging to the National Rifle Association and is very interested in becoming a part of the Junior Rifle Club. Our accomplishments are few, however we have had exhibits on various guns, old and new, and have done some shooting. OFFICERS President George Robinson Vice-president Dennis King Secretary Paul Jarrell Treasurer ... Bill Morrjs Sponsor . Mr. Palmer Lynn MEMBERS: Frost, Elvin; Harris, James; Johnson, Woodrow; Koehnlein, Gerald; Knicely, Harry; Krehbeil, Robert; Lawson, Donald; Lewis, Frank; Lee, Brian; McConchie, Ben; Mellonder, Joe; Mills, Gary; Moser, Robert; Norris, Gerald; Pitts, Kenneth; Poland, Bruce; Potter, Herbert; Register, Durwood; Robbins, Louis; Rowe, Gary; Ruckert, Robert. t 117] STAMP CLUB OFFICERS President John Chalker Secretary-treasurer Sparky Dalton Sponsor Mr. George Hunsberger Chalker, John Clark, Bill Cole, Ronald Dalton, Sparky Furry, Jay Gerald, Frank Hancock, Sidney Harrington, Richard Justusson, Paul Lignllns, Ronnie Paine, Howard Pearson, Johann Sykes, Lynn Walker, Dan Wilroy, Dick [ 118 ] SUB-DEB CLUB OFFICERS President Carol Schaeffer V ice-president Jean Fisher Secretary-treasurer Mary Byrne Sponsor Miss Margaret Patton MEMBERS Anderson, Mary Dunn, Bertha Reedy, Helen Arrington, Patsy Fisher, Jean Richey, Sylvia Byrne, Betty Fisher, Nancy Robertson, Ginger Byrne, Claudette Harris, Betty Saunders, Patsy Byrne, Mary Hazlewood, Dorothy Schaeffer, Carol Byrne, Polly McLean, Barbara Shaw, Shirley Cole, Yvonne Miller, Janice Simpson, Carol Cook, Mary Prentice, Shirley Sutphin, Ethel Crandel, Jean Woltz, Georgia The aims of this club are to improve ourselves and others by setting a good example through our own personal appearance, manners, and habits. This year we contributed to the Christmas Program by fixing a box for one of the welfare families. We also obtained national Sub-Deb pins and had our picture taken for the Sub-Deb Scoop, a newspaper originated for the purpose of spreading Sub-Deb news. [ H9] VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS President John Saffer Vice-president ................ Sonny Reiter Secretary Peggy Waring T reasurer Paul St. Clair Sponsor Mr. William Edmondson MEMBERS Alger, James Fox, Lorraine Beatty, Gayle Fox, Joyce Bennett , Clyde Frinks, Eugene Bennett, James Gerkin, Carl Birch, Ralph Haislip, Martha Brownell, Billy Hanger, Sally Buhl, John Harris, Roland Burns, Billy Hicks, Bill Cannon, Terry Hollis, Nancy Carroll, Jeanette Hudson, Thaddeus Caudle, Bob Hugeley, Bob Cline, Joan Hugeley, Donald Cole, Emilia Hutchins, Carolyn Cockrill, Richard Jones, Nancy Crosby, Ted Kerrick, Ralph Dansburger, Barbara Keys, Jerry Dismuke, Charles Kidwell, Jack Fones, Garland Kline, Vadah Kline, Leonard Shaw, Ed Knupp, Katherine Shelton, Cecil Knupp, Lee Smith, Betty Koci, Joan St. Clair, Paul Lambert, Robert Stough, Bea Loy, Robert Stover, Barbara Marrow, William Swart, Asa Marshall, Shirley Tait, Jimmy May, Anna Jeanne Talbott, Eddy Moore, Bogardus Waring, Peggy Nester, Mack Washabaugh, Sara Poland, Bob Watkins, Jimmy Poole, Richard White, Charlotte Reeves, Eddy Whitmer, Carol Riley, Don Whittington, Joanne Reiter, Sonny Yarborough, Lucien Rice, Paul Yarborough, Tom Saffer, John The Varsity Club of 1950-5 1 has accomplished the following: Standardized the Varsity letter. Field a banquet for all students receiving Varsity letters. Presented Varsity Awards. Provided outdoor baskets for the eighth and ninth grade teams. Provided concession stands at athletic events. Sponsored a St. Patrick’s Dance. [ 120 ] TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS President William Watson Vice-president Jimmy Croson Secretary Ann Marshall Treasurer Dick Von Wagoner Sponsor Mrs. Lois Whitney MEMBERS Bleaver, Chance Bowler, Stanley Collier, Neil Croson, Jimmy Downs, Richard Flattery, Kitty Holloway, Elizabeth Hubbard. Lee Jeffrey, Lois Kearns, Louis Kline, John Marshall, Anne Mason, Charles McDonough, Richard Newcomb, Doris Owens, Taylor Riley, Henry Sanders, Mary Smith, Sally Sterling, Joyce Von Wagoner, Dick Watson, Bill Wellman, Gerry Witherill, Julian Wood, Tommy Aims: To learn the techniques and plays of tennis. To promote the building of tennis courts at Fairfax Fligh School. To have a tennis tournament. Accomplishments: Learned how to play tennis. [ 121 ] Senior Cheerleaders [ 122 1 THE ATHLETICS [ 123 ] VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Fint Row: Mr. Edmundson (Coach); Riley, Frinks, St. Clair, Cannon, Moravitz, Kerrick, Merrick, Stover, Shelton, Fones. Second Row: Mr. Leavitt (Assistant Coach); Hicks, Lancaster, Smith, Cockrill, Huguley, Riordan, Hinshaw, Weir, Yarbrough, Mr. Miles (Assistant Coach). Third Row: Loy, Poland, Talbot, Watkins, Tait, Hudson, Phleger, Gaines, Birch, Reiter, Saffer, Alger. Fourth Row: Toon, Crosby, Gerken, Yarbrough, Bennett, Knupp, Evens, Bennett, Everly. SCHEDULE CO-CAPTAINS John SafTer, Francis Moravitz Date Opponent Place We They Sept. 15 Wilson There 7 26 22 Roosevelt Here 22 7 29 Charlotte Hall Here 6 19 Oct. 6 Woodward Prep Here 0 61 13 Falmouth Here 27 6 22 Falls Church There 6 0 27 Western Here 18 20 Nov. 3 Lane Here 7 27 10 Culpeper There 12 40 23 Mt. Vernon Here 12 28 FOOTBALL MANAGERS John Buhl, Edwin Reeves, Hugh Moore [ 124 ] H. Smith, R. Pheleger, D. Riley J. Tait, T. Hudson, L. Gaines J. Algers, J. Watkins, C. Shelton R. Loy, R. Birch B. Hicks, R. Poland, R. Kerrick T. Cannon, G. Weir [ 125 ] Eighth and Ninth Grade Football SQUAD First Row: Mr. Friedlander (Coach), Webb, McQuin, Stough, Shelton, Mullen, Harri- son, Kelsye, Boswell, Mason, Hess, Mr. Chesley (Assistant Coach). Second Row: Avery, Mil.er, Hess, Marvin, White, Sparks, Hammond, Wood, Vincent, Harris, Aubrey. Third Row: Fletcher, Foster, Robey, King, Lynch, Dalton, Botkin, Bogle, Robinson, Horseman, Broadhurst. Fourth Row: McDaniel, Clarke, Besley, Gilbertson, Webb, Chester, Bowman, Baronow- ski, Noble, Payne, Simpson. Fifth Row: Weber, Baltzelle, Much, Donald, Weatherholtz, Saunders, Daniels, Knicely, Via, Boswell, Tom, Johnston. SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We T hey Oct. 19 Herndon J. V. Here 19 o ' 27 Falls Church There 12 0 Nov. 10 Mt. Vernon Here 13 6 14 Herndon J. V. There 14 0 17 Mt. Vernon There 14 0 AMONG THE STARS! [ 126 ] First Row: Gilbertson, Boswell, White. Second Row: Miller, Donald, Baltzelle. KMMfl Varsity Hockey SQUAD First Row: Koch, Moravitz, Jones, Brownell, Smith, Knupp, Hutchins, Hollis, Stough, Fox. Second Row: Newcomb, white, Rowland, Yowell, Wood, Haisli?. Third Row: Miss Tarter (Coach), Washabaugh, Harkness, Cook, Glascock, Yowell, June, Bell, Bender, Davidson, Prosise, Marshall, Mrs. Wood (Assistant Coach) . SCHEDULE Date Opponent Oct. 10 Bethesda 12 Falls Church 17 Washington Lee 24 Bethesda Nov. 13 Falls Church 14 Washington Lee Place We They Here 6 2 There 1 0 Here 5 0 There 1 1 Here 4 0 Here 1 0 B. Smith V. Rowland M. Koci K. Knupp N. Hollis K. Tarter S. Washabaugh A. May L. Fox B. Brownell K. Knupp E. Yowell P. Donaldson B. Smith C. Hutchins [ 127 ] VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Managers E. Reeves D. Strauser B. Caudle R. Birch R. Phleger W. Spencer B. Howell T. Cannon R. Poland J. Algers SQUAD First Row: Mr. Miles (Coach), Foltz, Caudle, Sottosanti, Birch, Alger. Second Row : Phleger, Spencer, King, Poland. [ 128 ] VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We The Dec. St. Anthony Uline Arena 33 62 Quantico There 64 37 Falls Church Here 51 46 Jan. Front Royal Here 31 38 Mt. Vernon Ft. Belvoir 39 48 Wash’gt’n Lee Here 13 39 Manassas There 71 37 Wash’gt’n Lee There 39 74 Falls Church Here 41 34 Geo. Washington Here 37 68 Falmouth There — Snow — Eeb. Mt. Vernon Here 32 45 Lane There 30 44 Quantico Here 66 36 St. Anthony Here 50 62 Geo. Washington There 22 74 Bethesda Here 63 65 Front Royal There 57 43 Falmouth Here 39 51 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We The Dec. Chamberlain Here 28 24 Leesburg Here 20 15 Falls Church Here 44 29 Jan. Front Royal Here 27 11 Wash’gt’n Lee Here 25 54 Mt. Vernon Ft. Belvoir 24 31 Wash’gt’n Lee Here 43 52 Falls Church There 29 24 Geo. Wash’gt’n Here 27 39 Feb. Mt. Vernon Here 38 39 Lane Charlottesville 20 12 St. Anthony Here 32 22 G. Washington There 22 37 Bethesda Here 32 34 Front Royal There 29 22 Falmouth Here 39 27 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Mr. Waller (Coach), Knupp, Riordan, Howell, Saflfer, Reiter. Second Row: Pumphrey, Hinshaw, Wood, Dowell, Yarbrough. [ 129 ] GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Rowland, Fox, Waring, Brownell, Jones, Smith, Knupp, Hutchins, Blevins, Koch. Second Row: Avre, Marshall, Fulghum, Russell, Haid, Stough, McClain, Leigh, Cline, Haislip. Third Row: Bowers, Clarke, Bell, Spencer, Benham, Davis, Payton, Miss Tarter (Coach). SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We T hey Dec. 15 Quantico There 44 10 Jan. 11 George Washington Here 32 11 16 Falls Church Here 22 19 18 Front Royal There 11 20 23 Mt. Vernon Here 31 17 Feb. 2 George Washington There 26 18 6 Front Royal Here 25 25 7 Washington Lee There 31 39 13 Quantico Here 38 16 15 Falls Church Here 23 19 21 Mt. Vernon There 30 12 23 Falmouth There 19 23 27 Falmouth Here 31 23 Mar. 1 Washington Lee Here 22 20 [ 130 ] MANAGERS D. Phillips M. Koci K. Krehbiel V. Blevins C. Haid V. Rowland L. Fox B. Smith N. Jones B. Brownell G. Benham C. Hutchins P. Waring J. Ayre K. Knupp [ 131 ] ! SQUAD First Row: Burns, Kidwell, Mr. Williams (Coach) ; Tait, Cook, Finch. Second Ron : Lambert, Von Waggoner, Krebbs, Webb, Smith. Third Ron: Lewis, Horseman, Shifflett, Fones, Duncan. VARSITY BOXING MANAGERS D. Everly E. Talbott E. Mudd SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place We They Jan. 19 Waynesboro Here 6 2 27 Waynesboro There 6 2 l a Feb. 10 Charlottesville Here 6 2 Zz 24 U. of Virginia (Frosh) Here 3 2 Mar. 3 Pottsville Here 5 1 17 Charlottesville There 5 1 B. Burns J. Kidwell B. Cook J. Tait G. Fones [ 132 ] TRACK MANAGERS Tommy Mullen James Johnston CO-CAPTAINS Ralph Kerrick Billy Hicks April 25 May 2 May 5 May 5 May 1 6 May 23 May 3 1 Falls Church Mount Vernon Lane St. Christopher Warrenton County Meet State Meet First Roiv: Kim Cannon, Gordon Lancaster, George Carrera, Ralph Kerrick, Billy Hicks, Wilbur Moore, Paul Rice, Ted Darrell Second Row: Garland Fones, Francis Moravitz, Dennis King, Lee Pana, Paul Hower, Tom Yar- borough, Frank Lewis, Lucien Yarborough Third Row: Mr. Waller, Jim Young, Stewart Wood, Oscar Hinshaw, Craig Perry, Eddie Jones, Joe Hyer, Travis Noble, Roger Barron. 133 1 BASEBALL First Row : Jack Wells, Tom Wil- roy. Second Row: Jimmy Benham, Richard Harrington, Ted Crosby. SCHEDULE Chamberlain April 13 Here Front Royal April 17 There Montgomery Blair April 19 There W. and L. April 20 There Stuyvesant April 23 There St. Stephens April 25 There Mt. Vernon April 27 Here Falls Church May 2 There Stuyvesant May 4 Here George Washington May 7 There Front Royal May 9 Here W. and L. May 1 1 Here St. Anthony May 14 There George Washington May 1 6 Here Montgomery Blair May 18 Here Mt. Vernon May 2 1 There St. Stephens May 23 Here Falls Church May 24 Here St. Anthony May 2 8 Here First Row: Mr. Leavitt, Eugene Tugman, Frederick Shue, Asa Swart, Jerry Keyes, Robert Poland, Cecil Shelton, Bob Caudle, Skinny Saffer, Jimmy Watkins, Sonny Reiter, Billy Marrow, Jessie Shifflet, Mr. Broaddus. Second Row: Jimmy Dowell, James Harris, Mike Mason, Tom Boswell, Fred Via, Richard Cockrell, Lee Knupp, Edward Shaw, Roland Harris, Robert Loy, Gilbert King, William Hill, David Everly. Third Row: Jimmy Benham, Jack Wells, Eugene Hamilton, George Stover, Eugene Frinks, Ted Crosby, Robert Walker, Cecil Short, Richard Harrington, Tom Wilroy, Ralph Birch. [ 134 ] Cecil Shelton Jerry Keyes Skinny Saffer [ 135 ] ■ SOFTBALL MAN AGERS CO-CAPTAINS Virginia Beans Barbara Dansburger Dorothy Fulghum Betty Smith Dorothy Phillips SCHEDULE April 20 Falmouth Here 2:00 April 24 Falls Church Here 2:00 April 26 Mt. Vernon Here 2:00 May 3 Front Royal Here 2:00 May 7 Mount Vernon There 3:00 May 11 Falls Church There 1:30 xMay 18 W. and L. There 2:30 May 21 Falmouth There 2:00 May 24 W. and L. Here 2:00 May 2 8 Front Royal There 2:00 SOFTBALL 1st Roil’: Martha Haislip, Beulah Adams, Bo Moore, Barbara Dansburger, Betty Smith, Carolyn Hutchins, Nancy Jones, Etta Koch. 2nd Ron : Doris Russell, Jackie Thornton, Alex Von Sassenshied, Mabel Wright, Bea Stough, Shirley Marshall. 3rd Row: Mrs. Wood, Charlotte Merri- man, Catherine Krehbiel, Bobby Chappell, Arena Payne, Dorothy Williams, Joan Scott. [ 136 ] THE FEATURES [ 139 ] School Calendar September 5 10 20 2 2 School session opens First issue of Fair Facts Student Government Welcoming Party — a huge success Hurray! First home Football Game which we won 22-7 against Roosevelt October 5 10 10-11 17 24 25 District H” — Student Government shines First Hockey Game. We beat Bethesda-Chevy Chase 6-2 Teachers Workshop — Our holiday Junior Play tryouts. New talent is found Junior-Senior College Day Dooms Day! First report cards are issued November 4 17 21 December 1 2 1 1 13 15 22 23 Homecoming Game — Fairfax vs. Lane Band Concert — An enjoyable evening F. C. S. C. A. meeting Juniors present Mystery in the Library” Every gal for herself it’s the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance Snow! School Closed Uline Arena plays host to our first boys’ basketball game of the season First girls’ basketball game. Beat Quantico 44-10 Glee Club sponsors annual Snow Ball” At last the Christmas Holidays begin January February 2 Vacation is over — back to classes 17 Senior Play tryouts 19 First boxing matc h. We took Waynesboro 6-2 29 Big event. End of first semester 3 Newspaper sponsors Valentine Dance” 7 Senior Splash Party at the Ambassador 19 Senior Civics classes journey to Congress 2 8 Honor Society welcomes new members March 2 Talent Show — largest crowd ever 17 Varsity Club St. Patrick’s Day Dance” with Jimmy Watkins as St. Patrick 22-26 Long awaited Easter Holidays 30 Senior Class presents “You Can’t Take It With You” April May 4 Pre-Festival Concert 5 Eighth Grade Night — a huge success 7 District 4 Music Festival at our school for the first time 27-28 S. I. P. A. at Lexington. Yearbook and Newspaper win honors. 2 8 Spring Hop 5 Sophomores sponsor May Pole Dance” 17 Talent Show presents ’oodles of talent 23 Second Honor Society installation 30 Decoration Day — Holiday June 1 A night to remember — Junior and Senior Prom 3 Baccalaureate Service. Seniors begin to get dewey-eyed 5 Senior Class Night 8 The big night GRADUATION! 1 1 Tears and cheers, school closes [ HO] 1. Andi Redkey, Joan Koci, Bernice Magruder, Anna May, Sally Hanger, Joy Rowland, BeTh diggers. 2 . Mr. Coffey and children. 3 . Jean Watson, Billie Brownell, Hepazabah Hutchins, Peggy Waring. 4 . Billy Hicks 5 . Barbara Stover, Jean Bray, Emily Bell. 6 . Sara Washabaugh 7 . Tommy Simmons and Francis Moravitz 8 . June Robey and Shirley Walker 9 . Barbara McKenna, Virginia Blevins, Jean Bray, Wilma Avery, Barbara Hawley, John Swain, and Judy Bygate. 10 . Walter Robbins 11 . Nancy Cooke 12 . Taiky Polechrones 13 . Joan Koci and Marian Dickerson 14 . Francis Moravitz, Phyllis Curran, Bernice Magruder, Tommy Simmons. 15 . Barbara McKenna [ HI ] SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, NORMA ALLIENE — Likes swim- ming — Wants to be secretary or stenographer — Art club 1 ; Band 3, 4. AHALT, RUSSELL EDWARD — Likes ani- mals — Wants to be a farmer — Baseball 2. ALGER, JAMES CARLTON — Likes sports and fire fighting — Wants to own a trucking com- pany — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Lootball 3, 4. ARMENTROUT, JUNE VIRGINIA — Likes to collect odd looking rings — Wants to be an air- line stewardess — Pep club 3; Hill-billy club 4. ARRINGTON, PATRICIA ANN — Likes roller skating and dancing — Wants to be a secre- tary — Nursing club 2; Vocational Nursing club 3 ; Sub-deb club 4. AVERY, WILMA JEAN — Likes collecting postcards and painting — Wants to attend college and be an interior decorator — Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 2; Vice-President of homeroom 3; Home- room Treasurer 4; Softball 1, 2; Junior play; Senior play. AYRE, DOROTHY JANE — Likes swimming and crocheting — Wants to be an economist — Officer of Literary club 1, 2, 3; President of Glee Club 4; Junior play; Senior play; Basketball. BARRON, ROGER L. — Likes modeling air- planes — Wants to become a scientist, writer or professor — Homeroom President 3 ; Press club 3 ; Honor Society 2, 3; Track team 3, 4; Editor of Fair Facts; Quill and Scroll 4. BEATTY, GAYLE LEE — Likes eating and sewing — Wants to get married and raise a big family — Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity club 3, 4; Treasurer of homeroom 4. BELL, EMILY MARIAN — Likes to sew — Wants to travel and get married — Senior play; Literary club 1 ; Glee club 2, 3,4; Pep club 4. BELL, JOHN HARVEY — Likes swimming and dancing — Projection club 1; President of Projection club 2, 3; Lorest Lire Lighters 3, 4; Stage Manager of Senior play. BENHAM, GRACE PRISCILLA — Wants to be a nurse — Officer of Literary club 1, 2, 3, 4; Patrols 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball team 4; Glee Club 4. BIGGERS, ELIZABETH MASON — Likes horses — Wants to be an airline hostess — Art club 1, 2; Literary club 3; Junior play; Senior play; Cheerleader 3, 4; President of Homeroom 4. BIRCH, RALPH WILSON — Likes sports — Wants to own a printing plant — Art club 1, 2; Student Government 3, 4; Boys Chorus 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lootball 4; Varsity club 4. BLEVINS, VIRGINIA MAE — Likes sports — Wants to be an airline hostess — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Fair Facts 4; Senior play; Press club 3; Varsity club 3, 4; Treasurer of Lreshman Class; Vice-President of Senior Class; Yearbook 4; Student Government 3,4; President of homeroom 3. BRAY, JEAN KATHERINE —Collects souve- nirs — Wants to be a clerk-typist and get mar- ried — Pep club 2, 3; Softball 3; Junior play; Senior play; Secretary of homeroom 4. BRECKENRIDGE, PRISCILLA ALDEN — Likes to train and ride horses — Wants to be horse trainer — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Vice- President of homeroom. BREWINGTON, MARY LEE — Likes to sing — Wants to sing with a band — Talent show 3, A; Pep club 4. BROWNELL, BILLIE RAE — Likes to paint and dance — Wants to be a dental technician — Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4; President Glee club 3; Varsity club 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager of Softball 2; Cheerleader 4. BUCKLEY, ANNE WICKLIFFE— Likes sports and dancing — Wants to go to college — Officer of Literary club 2, 3, 4; Glee club 2, 3; Junior play; Senior play; Honor Society 4. BUHL, JOHN DAVID — Likes sports — Wants to get married — Manager of Basketball 1, 2; Manager of Baseball 2, 3, 4; Manager of Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Treasurer of Sophomore and Junior Class. BULL, JOHN WILLIAM — Likes hunting and fishing — Wants to be a veterinarian — Art club 1, 2, 3, 4; Agriculture club 4; Vice-President Art club 3. BURKE, ROGER EARL — Likes to fish — Wants to be a mechanic — Patrols 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain of Patrols 4. BURNS, WILLIAM LEWIS — Likes to travel — Wants to be a lawyer — Boxing 2, 3, 4. BYRNE, BETTY MAYOMA — Likes skating and swimming — Wants to be a secretary — Glee club 1; Sub-deb club 4. [ 142 ] BYRNE, CLAUDETTE DEAN — Likes to dance — Wants to be a secretary — Dance club 1; Majorettes 2; Sub-deb club 4. CANARD, ROY DAVIS — Likes sports — Wants to be a boxer — Intramural Boxing 1; Box- ing 2, 3, 4. CANFIELD, MELVIN LEE — Likes hunting and fishing — Baseball 1 , 2. CARROLL, ANITA JEANETTE — Likes to draw — Wants to be a medical secretary — Secre- tary of Freshman Class; Vice-President of Sopho- more Class; Secretary of Junior Class; Student Government 3; Hockey 3; Co-editor of Yearbook; President of Honor Society. CAUDLE, ROBERT GLEN — Likes sports and dancing — Wants to be a baseball player — Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Varsity club 3, 4. COCKRELL, PEGGY JEAN — Likes books and dancing — Wants to be an airline hostess — Homeroom representative 1; Treasurer of Home- room 1; Dance club 2; Library club 3; Student Government 4; Business Manager of Yearbook. COCKRILL, ELVIN LEONARD — Likes to hunt and fish — Wants to own a business — Fire Fighter club 3, 4. COLE, YVONNE MAY — Likes to sew — Wants to be a secretary — Nursing club 1; Sub- deb Club 4. COOKE, WILLIAM MILTON — Likes to swim — Wants to be a professional singer — Boxing 2, 3,4. CRABTREE, BARBARA ANN — Likes to skate and swim — Wants to be a typist — Nursing club 3 ; Driving club 4. CROMER, ROBERT RUSSELL — Likes model airplanes and raising livestock — Wants to enter the field of Agriculture — Band 1, 2; FFA 2, 3; Senior play. CURRAN, PHYLLIS ELLEN — Likes to draw — Wants to be an interior decorator — Secretary of Homeroom 1; Glee club 1, 2; Literary club 1; Dance club 2; Chess club 4; Monitor 4; Senator 4; Senior play. CURTIS, CHARLOTTE PAULINE — Likes to collet photographs — Wants to be a stenogra- pher — Literary club 1; Future Citizens club 2; Glee club 2; Pep club 3; Junior play; Softball 3; Senior play. DEWING, BEVERLY — Likes music — Wants to go to college — Homeroom Secretary 2; Secre- tary of Literary club 3; Student Government 3, 4; President of Press club 4; Newspaper 4; Gamma Sigma 4; Senior play. DICKERSON, MARION ANN — Likes ani- mals — Wants to go back to Hawaii for a visit — Secretary of Science club 1; Christmas play 2; Homeroom representative 4; Square Dance club 4. DONALDSON, PEGGY LENT — Likes to sleep and eat — Wants to be a typist — Home Ec. club 1; Pep club 2, 3, 4; Glee club 4; Manager of Hockey team 4. DOWELL, WILLIAM PERCIVAL — Likes cars — Wants to graduate — Fire Fighters club 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Business club 2, 3; Junior play; Senior play. FEAGANS, WILLIAM STRALEY — Likes to play golf and dance — Wants to be a professional golfer — Chess club 1; Future Citizens club 2; Golf team 3, 4; Square Dance club 4. FLEMING, JAMES EDWARD — Likes to play the trumpet — Wants to graduate — Dance club 1; Fire Fighters 2; Football 2; Dance Band 2, 3. FOX, DORIS — Likes drawing and raising flowers — Dance club 1; Pep club 2, 3; Art club 4; Junior play. FOX, JOYCE — Likes sports and dancing — Would like to be a Medical Secretary — Dance club 1; Basketball 2, 3; Varsity club 3, 4; Year- book 4; Treasurer of Homeroom 3; Junior play; Senior play; Quill and Scroll 4. FOX, LORRAINE — Likes sports and dancing — Wants to be a good Secretary — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Hockey team 4; Varsity club 4; Junior play 4; Senior play. FREEMAN, BRAXTON L. — Likes automo- biles — Wants to be a social worker — Homeroom President 2; Future Citizens club 2; Football 2; Homeroom representative 3; Treasurer of Dra- matics club 4; Senior play. GAINES, LATHAM STANLEY — Likes auto- mobiles — Wants to work for the government. GALANIS, WILLIAM CONSTANTINE — Likes raising cows — President of Freshman Class; President of Homeroom 1 ; President of Homeroom 2; Vice-Preside nt of Junior Class; Boys Chorus 3, 4; Vice-President of Homeroom 4. GOSSETT, JANICE LEE — Likes to swim and sew — Wants to be a good Secretary — Secretary of Homeroom 2; Pep club 3; Junior play; Literary club 4. GWALTNEY, LA VERNE — Likes Hill-billy music — Wants to be a musician. [ 143 ] HARKNESS, ROBERT ARTHUR — Likes automobiles — Wants to be a Mechanical Engineer — Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Vice-President of Rifle club. HARRIS, ROLAND HENSON, JR. — Likes sports — Wants to be a teacher or lawyer — Lit- erary club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Junior play; Homeroom repre- sentative 3; Senior play; Vice-President of Student Government. HARTLEY, HORACE GASTON — Likes to work on cars — To be successful at an early age — Senior play; Dramatics club; Bovs Chorus. HAVENNER, GEORGE WESLEY — Likes skating and writing — Wants to write a sequence to Gone With the Wind” — Dance club 2; Li- brary club 3; Agriculture club 4. HAWLEY, BARBARA ANN — Likes to col- lect snapshots — Wants to be a secretary — Art club 1; Vice-President Homeroom 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Pep club 3; Model club 4. HAWLEY, DONALD DALE — Wants to be rich — President Projection club 2; School lock- smith 2, 3, 4; Member of patrols 3, 4; Student Government 2, 3; Newspaper staff 4. HAYNES, VERNON — Likes fishing — Wants to live a happy life — Boxing 1; Track 1; Junior play; Square Dance club 4. HELFAND, WILLIAM REYNOLD — Body Building — Wants to get a college degree — Press club 3; Radio club 4. HICKS, WILLIAM RAYMOND — Likes sports — Wants to go to college — President of Freshman Class; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; President Sophomore Class; Basketball 2, 3, 4 5; Football 5; Vice-President Junior Class; Secretary of Student Government 3; President of Student Government 4; Newspaper 4; Senior play; Junior play; Vice-President S. P. T. A. HOLLIS, NANCY FARR — Likes to eat and dance — Wants to be a Nurse — President home- room 1, 2, 3, 4; President Pep club 3; Home Ec. club 1; Varsity club 4; Hockey 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4. HOUCK, MARLAND JOSEPH — Likes to loaf — Wants to live to a ripe old age — Patrol 1; Art club 2, 3; Square Dance club 4. HOWELL, POSEY BLANCHARD — Likes sports — Wants to be a lawyer — Literary club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf team 2, 3, 4; Junior play; Student Government 2, 3, 4; HUDSON, THADDEUS HERNDON — Likes sports — Wants to graduate — Football 1,2, 3, 4; Fire Fighters 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 2, 3, 4. HADEED, NORMA GEORGE — Likes to raise flowers — Wants to be an Interior Decorator, Designer or Nurse — Glee club 2; Literary club 3, 4. HAID, CAROLYN ANN — Likes music — Wants to be a stenographer — Commercial club 3; Pep club 4; Basketball 4. HAMMER, RONALD CHARLES — Likes to work on cars — Wants to be a Mechanical Engi- neer — Junior play; Senior play; Treasurer of Rifle club 4. HANGER, SALLY FAN — Likes to collect fans — Wants to go abroad — Glee club 1 , 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Vice-President of Homeroom 3; Junior play; Student Government. HANNAH, ROBERT VANCE, JR. — Likes music — Wants to work for the government — J. V. Track team 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track team 1, 2, 3; Gamma Sigma; Dixieland Band. HUNT, MARY CLAUDIA — Likes to read and eat — Wants to become a Nurse — Future Homemakers club 1; Dramatics club 2, 4; Nurs- ing club 3; Pep club 3; Senior play. HUTCHINS, CAROLYN WOODELL — Likes sports — Wants to go to college — Homeroom representative 1; Nursing club 1; Band 1, 2, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. HYER, JOSEPH ROBERT — Likes drawing and painting — Wants to be a printer — Business club 1; Carving club 2; Printing club 3; Press club 4; J. V. Football 3; Track team 3, 4; Boys Chorus 4; Newspaper 4; Senior play. ISENBERG, WILBUR L.— Wants to make a lot o f money. JEFFRIES, HAROLD OWEN, JR. — Likes music, sports and dramatics — Wants to be a singer on television — Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 4. JENKINS, ROBERT ROWE— Likes machines — Wants to be an Aeronautical Engineer — Foot- ball 2; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. KERRICK, Ralph Edward — Likes to read sports articles — Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Business club 2, 3; Fire Fighters Club 3. KIDWELL, JACK LEON— Wants to be a di- rector of sports department — Treasurer of Carving club 2; Track 1; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4. [ 144 ] KITCHEN, LOIS RUTH — Wants to be a legal secretary — Literary club 1, 2, 4; Pep club 3; Junior play; Monitor 4; Student Government 4. KITCHINGS, GAIL ELIZABETH — Likes to knit, swim and sail — Wants to write a novel — Press club 3; Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 3; Junior play 3; Senior play; Newspaper 4; Student Government 4. KLINE, LEONARD PHILLIPS — Likes fire fighting — Wants to be a car salesman — Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Fire Fighters club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; Football Man- ager 2. KLINE, VADAH MARIE — Likes singing and sewing — Wants to be an expert homemaker — Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Varsity club 3, 4; Junior play; Yearbook 4; Lit- erary club 4; Quill and Scroll Society 4. KNUPP, KATHERINE HENDRIX — Likes basketball and dancing — Wants to manage a Summer Camp for Girls — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Pep club 2; Senior play; Junior play. KOCI, JOAN ELIZABETH — Likes writing and sewing — Wants to be a nurse — Homeroom representative 1; Basketball 2, 3; Literary 1, 2; Varsity club 4; Softball 3; Monitor 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Senior play; Junior play. LAMBERT, MARION ROBERTA — Likes to collect souvenirs — Wants to be a stenographer — FHA club 1; Home Economics club 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Pep club 2; Basketball Manager 3; Hockey Manager 3; Varsity club 3, 4. LEGERS, ILGA — Likes singing — Wants to go to college — Future Home Makers club 4. LESTER, WILLIAM FREDERICK — Likes hunting and fishing — Wants to travel around the world. LOMAX, CARLYLE CLARENCE — Likes automobiles — To be a success — Track 2; Foot- ball Manager 2. LOVELESS, ROBERT DONALD — Wants to make a lot of money — Baseball 4. LOY, ROBERT LEE — Likes sports — Wants to make the navy his career — J. V. Football 1,2; Baseball J. V. 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. MAGRUDER, BERNICE FRANCES — Likes to collect pennants — Wants to go to college — Yearbook club 3; Junior play; Gamma Sigma 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Senior play; Yearbook Editor 4; Secretary of Senior Class; Quill and Scroll Society. MAKELY, JAMES LEROY — Likes to mount animals — Wants to run a dairy farm of his own — Agriculture club 1; Fire Fighters 2; Patrol 2, 3; Baseball 2; Aeronautics club 3; Hill-billy Band 4. MARKS, BETTY ANN — Likes to raise ani- mals — Wants to be a Veterinarian — Dance club 2; Glee club 2; Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 4; Senior play cast; Chess club 4; Honor Society 4. MAUCK, MARSHALL ASHBY — Likes to work on cars — Wants to be a mechanic — Fire Fighters 4. MAY, ANNA JEANNE — Likes to sew — Wants to be a Dietitian — Glee club 1, 2, 4; Junior play; President of Homeroom 4; Senior play; Dramatics club 4; Manager of Hockey Team 4. McKENNA, BARBARA ANN — Likes being with people, writing, and raising dogs — Wants to live in Connecticut and write — Art Club; Student Government 1; J. V. Hockey 1; Treas- urer of Student Government; Varsity Hockey 2; Dance Club 2; Secretary of Student Government; Junior Play; Press Club 3; President of Student Government; Kennel Club 4; Newspaper 4; Honor Society 3, 4; President of F. C. S. C. A. McLaughlin, beverly joice — Likes crocheting — Wants to be an expert home-maker — Patrols 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Newspaper 2, 3; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Quill and Scroll 4. MI LLS, EDITH ANN — Likes writing to Roy — Wants to be a good wife — President of Home- room 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. MOORE, BARBARA — Likes to play ball — Wants to be an office helper — Soft Ball 1; Stu- dent Government Representative 1 ; Basketball 2. MORAVITZ, FRANCIS EDWARD — Likes to draw — Wants to become an eccles architect — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3; President of Sophomore Class; Track 3, 4; President of Junior Class; Chess Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play; President of Senior Class. NEWTON, PATRICIA ANN — Likes art and the clarinet — Wants to be a success in whatever she attempts to do — Dramatics 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; Bible Club 4. NICHOLSON, JOHN THOMAS — Likes Jeep Station Wagons and stamps — Wants to be a dentist — Press Club 3; Newspaper 3, 4. [ 145 ] PAYNE, IKE GREENLEE, JR. — Likes swim- ming — Wants to own a Service Station or be a dentist — Projection Club 3, 4. PEARSON, LOUISE VIRGINIA — Likes oil painting — Wants to be a clerk-tvpist — Art Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4. PHLEGAR, JAMES RUSSELL — Likes hunt- ing, fishing, and stamps — Wants to live a good life — Varsity Football 4; Varsity Club. PLAUGHER, ALVIN BRONDELL — Likes Hazel — Wants to be a draftsman — President of Homeroom 1; Student Government 1; J. V. Football 2; Student Government Representative 2; Fire Fighters 3; Pep Club 4. POLAND, ROBERT WITHERS— Likes sports — Wants to be a cabinet maker — President of Homeroom 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-president of Home- room 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. POOLE, RICHARD EVEROD — Likes speed boats — Wants to make a million dollars — Base- ball Manager 3; Football 3, 4. POWERS, EDNA MAE — Likes to embroider — Wants to be a good office worker — Nursing Club 2; Library Club 3, 4; Senior Play. REDKEY, ANN — Likes to sing and sew — Wants to get a college diploma — Glee Club 3,4; Press Club 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4. REED, NANCY CAROL— Likes art— Wants to be an artist — Art Club 3; Hill-Billy Club 4. RILEY, DONALD CHARLES — Likes to mount animals — Wants to be a taxidermist — Football 2, 3, 4; Bus driver 3, 4. RIODRAN, JOHN PHILIP — Likes sports — Wants to work for U. S. Foreign Service — Junior Play; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Play; Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Quill and Scroll. ROSE, LUCY ANN — Likes art — Wants to become an art teacher — Junior Play; News- paper 3, 4; Student Government 3, 4; Vice-presi- dent Press Club; Dramatics Club President 4; Homeroom President 4. ROWLAND, VIRGIE IRENE— Likes to sleep — Wants to travel — Home Economics Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4; Pep Club 3, 4. RUFF, WILLIAM CHAMBLIN— Likes model trains and airplanes — Wants to do electrical work — Chess Team 1, 2, 3, 4. SAFFER, JOHN FRANKLIN — Likes sports — Wants to graduate from college — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Homeroom president 3; Treasurer of Senior Class; Senior Play; President Varsity Club 4. SAUNDERS, ANNA BESSIE — Likes to draw — Wants to be secretary — Home Economics Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Monitor 3; Secretary of Homeroom 4. SCOTT, SHIRLEY LYNN— Likes to write— Wants to write a best-seller — Library Club 1, 2, 3; Student Government 3; Honor Society 3, 4; President of Library Club 4. SHAW, EDWARD — Likes sports — Wants to be a success — Boxing 1; J. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 3. SHELTON, CECIL BYRES — Likes wood- working — Wants to be a professional baseball player — Baseball 3, 4; Football 4. SHORTT, VINCENT KEITH — Likes sur- veying — Wants to be an engineer — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1; Football 1, 2. SHULTZ, NORMA LEE — Likes reading and embroidering — Wants to be a secretary — Liter- ary Club 2; Chess Club 3; Library Club 4. SIMMONS, THOMAS BURKE— Likes to swim — Wants to be an architect — Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Newspaper 4; Student Govern- ment 4; Treasurer of Honor Society 4. SIMPSON, AUDREY MURIEL — Likes to collect theater tickets — Wants to get married — Band 2; Pep Club 3, 4. SMITH, BETTY JEAN — Likes sport and travel — Wants to be a typist — Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-president Homeroom 2; Band 2; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, HOWARD LESTER— Likes sports— Wants to make a lot of money — Baseball man- ager 3 ; Football 3, 4. SMITH, ROBERT WILLIAM — Likes music — Wants to be a professional drummer — Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SOURS, FRANCES MARIE — Wants to be a good secretary — Band 2; Pep Club 3, 4. SPENCER, WALLACE KENNETH — Likes woodworking — Wants to be a mechanic — Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Track 3. [ 146 ] STAATS, NELLIE MAE — Likes to sew — Wants to be a typist — Glee Club 1; Future Homemakers Club 2, 3, 4. STOVER, BARBARA JUANITA — Likes to crochet and knit — Wants to travel — Dramatics Club 1; Pep Club 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Softball 3; Senior Play; Monitor 4. STRINGHAM, RONALD SCOTT — Likes music and chess — Wants to be a drama and music critic — Senior Play; Boys Chorus 4. SUTTLES, VERA JUANITA — Likes to read — Wants to work for the F. B. I. — Future Home- maker Club 1, 2, 4; Commercial Club 3. SWAIN, JOAN ELIZABETH — Likes cro- cheting — Wants to get married — Dramatics Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Literary Club 1,2; Vice-president Homeroom. SWART, ASA ADRIAN — Likes sports — Wants to travel — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 3; Dance Club 2; Honor Society 4; Student Government 4. TAIT, JAMES WILLIAM — Likes sports — Wants to live — Football 2, 3, 4; Boxing 2, 3, 4; Vice-president Homeroom 3. THOMPSON, WILLY MONROE— Likes cars — Wants to graduate — Band 2, 3, 4; Bus driver 3, 4. THORNTON, JACQUELIN ANN — Likes to sew — Wants to be a secretary — Majorettes 3, 4; Secretary Homeroom 3. TINDER, WILLIAM RODNEY — Likes to work on cars — Wants to be a success. TOMLINSON, NORMAN THOMAS — Likes music — Wants to do something in the field of music — Homeroom president 1; Baseball 1; Foot- ball 1; Band 3, 4. TUCKER, STANFORD ALLEN — Likes to sing and hunt — Wants to be a detective — Homeroom president 1, 2; Boys’ Chorus 3, 4; Junior Play; Fire Fighters 4. TYLER, PATRICIA ANNE — Likes horses — Wants to be a physical instructor — Softball 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chess Club 4. TOBLER, HERMAN — Likes to work — Wants to make a lot of money — Homeroom President 1; Baseball 1; Boxing Manager 3. WALKER, ROBERT LEE — Wants to be a telephone worker — Fire Fighters club 4. WAPLE, HUGH LAURIN — Likes to fish — Wants to make a lot of money — Junior Play; Senior Play. WARING, PEGGY HOLT — Swimming and playing tennis — Wants to be a Physical Instructor — Homeroom President 1, 4; Softball 1; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. WASHABAUGH, SARA THERESA— Likes to sew — Wants to be a navy nurse — Glee club 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4; Hockey Manager 1, 2; Softball Manager 1; Varsity club I, 2, 3, 4; Hockey Team 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. WATKINS, JAMES MELVIN — Wants to make a lot of money — J. V. Football 1, 2; J. V. Baseball 1; Golf 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Homeroom President 4. WATSON, JEAN MAE — Likes to bowl and swim — Wants to be a nurse — Pep Club 3, 4; Softball 3. WATSON, ROBERT HOWARD — Likes model airplanes — Wants to be an Electrical En- gineer — Senior play cast. WEIR, GERARD EUGENE — Likes art and taxidermy — Wants to be a commercial artist — J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. WHITMER, CAROL LEE — Likes to eat and take life easy — Wants to be a nurse — Vice- President of Homeroom 1; Pep Club 2; Hockey 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Home- room Representative; Senior play. WHITMER, MARY ELIZABETH — Wants to work for a while and later get married — Liter- ary Club 1, 2; Library Club 2, 3; Student Gov- ernment 1; Junior play; Patrol 4; Gamma Sigma 3, 4. WHITTINGTON, JO ANN — Likes to sew — Wants to be a housewife and designer — Pep Club 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. WOODS, THEO PATRICIA — Likes to em- broider — Wants to be a good wife — Literary Club 1, 2; Library Club 3, 4. YOWELL, MARY ELLEN — Likes to collect souvenirs — Wants to travel — Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Hockey 4; Junior play; Senior play. [H7] 1. Christy Reed Gill 2. Braxton Freeman 3. Grace Benham 4. Jane Ayre 5. Joan Swain 6. Jean Bray 7. Anne Buckley 8. Horace HarMey 9. Barbara McKenna 10. Peggy Donald- son 1 1 . Tom S immons 12. Mary Hunt 13. Billie Brownell 14. Bernice Magruder. [ 148 ] 15. Vernon Haynes 16. Tom Nicholson 17. Anna Jean May 18. Sally Hanger 19. Joyce and Doris Fox 20. Carolyn Hutchins 21. Roland Harris 22. Lucy Ann Rose 23. Peggy Waring 24. Pat Newton 25. Fran Moravitz 26. Lorraine Fox 27. Bill Galanis 28. Mary Ellen Yowell 29. Gayle Kitchins 30. Billy Hicks 31. Andi Redkey 32. Stan Tucker 33. Wilma Avery. [ H9] •1 r � ' 3 O Our Ad Soliciting Sales Force . . . BUSINESS STAFF Peggy Cockrell, Business Manager Margaret Uhler, Advertising Editor Mrs. Katherine Hopper, Sponsor MEMBERS Adams, Joyce Besley, Susan Boyce, Sally Carroll, Jeannette Carroll, Ruth Cockrell, Peggy Cornell, Mary Curtis, Barbara Davis, Carol Davis, James Dawson, Eileen Fox, Joyce Gilbertson, Jule Godfrey, Louise Gustafson, Janet Haislip, Martha Heath, Ellen Hughes, Pat Humphries, Betty Kitchen. Agnes Lawrence, Hal McKenna, Ellen McLaughlin, Beverly Magruder, Bernice Moore, Christina Richey, Carolyn Rose, Norma Shultz, Edith Thatcher, Billy Uhler, Margaret Uhler, Sally Waple, Dorothy Those who sold more than $100 in ads. 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COCKRELL SON For Your Health ' s Sake — Drink More Milk Best by Test Distributors of Arcady Feeds Duke Street Extended, Alexandria, Virginia ★ Hay - Straw - Fertilizer - Lime - Seeds Gardening Supplies - Paints - Oils Roofing Materials ★ ALEXANDRIA DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., Ine. Phone: Alex. 2525 334 North Pitt St. Alexandria, Virginia [ 163 ] 1. Beauticians 2. Dressmaking 3. F. H. A. Initiation [ 164 ] 4. Cooking 5- Cleaning 6- Dressmaking Manassas Ice and Fuel Company Compliments Atlantic Distributor A. B. W. Phone 22 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA TRANSIT CO. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Repairs — Sales — Rentals Porter Studios and Photo Supplies THE DIXIE MART FALLS CHURCH, VA. FA. 2953 Royal Distributor for ★ Alexandria - Arlington - Fairfax 112 N. Pitt Street Alex. 2900 For PICTURE FRAMES, PORTRAITS, CAMERAS, FILMS Come to the Complete Photographic Shop CAPS AND GOWNS Furnished Fairfax High School by Collegiate Cap and Gown EVERLY’S PHARMACY Company Ihe Rexall Store Furnished through James L. Deck ★ 403 E. Franklin Street Richmond 19, Va. FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA a ued Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 trom I J A m J J i TJTB Mason Hirst and Omer L. Hirst ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA [ 165 ] Phone 445 Night 288-W The Bouquet Mart Florists Arlington Motor Co., Inc. Cut Flowers - Plants - Corsages SALES Funeral Designs SERVICE ★ G. Keith Lyons 1917 North Moore Street Owens 8787 222 East Center St. Manassas, Va. ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Frank Miehelbach, Inc. HARRY’S PLACE Home of Fine Furniture Good Home-Cooked Meals 814-816 King St. Phone Alex. 0405 ★ ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You MAZO-LERCH CO., Inc. ERWIN FORD CO. ★ Harold E. Erwin, President Authorized Ford Sales and Service Lee Highway and Chain Bridge Road Terminal Refrigerating Warehouse Bldg. 357 Virginia Avenue, S. W. Phone Fairfax 799 Fairfax, Virginia WASHINGTON 4, D. C. Tremont Building Supply Manassas Lumber Corp. Lumber - Millwork - Building Supplies Feed - Hay - Straw - Grain - Cement Lime - Plaster - Hardware - Glass Lumber — Mill Work — Builders Supplies Hardware — Paint ★ ★ 2700 Lee Highway FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Phone: Falls Church 1760 Phones Manassas 340 and 341 [ 166 ] Compliments of GOOD FOOD SHOPPE Liberty Food Distributors 30 Hillwood Avenue Falls Church, Virginia ★ ★ BRENTWOOD, MD. FAMOUS FOR GOOD FOOD Joseph L. Crupper Corp. LUMBER — ' MILLWORK Iva Trice Dress Shop BUILDING MATERIALS ★ ★ SPORTSWEAR — BLOUSES 1903 North Lynn St. CHestnut 2900 ★ ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA ROHR’S Burns Bros. Cleaners 5c to $1.00 Stores MANASSAS, VIRGINIA HERNDON, VIRGINIA Dyeing — Storage — Repairs — Pressing Water Repellent ★ LEESBURG, VIRGINIA ★ Cleaning Equaled by Few Surpassed by None ★ Where your $ buys the most Elm. 3330 McLean, Virginia SERVICE GARAGE VIENNA DELICATESSEN CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Good Things to Eat Sterling Ledford O. K. USED CARS ★ ★ Phone 96 Fairfax, Virginia Maple Avenue and Park Street Faulkner Building Vienna, Virginia Vienna 344 r i 67 ] 1. Woodwork 2. Printing 3. Woodwork 4. Printing 5. Woodwork 6. Mechanical Drawing [ 168 ] GE PHILGAS Appliances PENTAGON REALTY James E. Nickell and Son COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance Hardware - Tools - Paints - Glass - Seeds Home Appliances Farms — Homes — Acreage ★ ★ Lee Highway adjoining Fairfax High PHONE 36 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Fairfax 396 Fairfax 736 FOR RENT— LLOYDS OF FAIRFAX Business and Professional Offices GIFTS AND TOYS Real Title Corporation BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES JESSE BUILDING ★ Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax 550 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Learn to Drive the EASY Way! FALLS CHURCH DRIVING SCHOOL VERNON M. LYNCH SONS Homesites along Shirley Highway Modern Dual Control System For Safety and Easy Learning Reasonable Rates FA 6465 See Roger Orrison For Safer Driving ★ Phone Alex. 5906 UNCOLNIA, VIRGINIA Birmingham Dairy Inc. Serving Prince William, Fairfax and Arlington Counties With Superior Flavor Dairy Products ★ FA 6097 Res. CH 7843 Norva Realty Co., Inc. Sales — Loans — Insurance JOHN C. GRILLE, President VISIT OUR MILK BAR Open 8 A.M. Until Midnight Daily ★ ★ R.F.D. No. 2 Bailey Cross Roads Manassas, Virginia Phone 333 Alexandria, Virginia [ 169 ] Freeman Sherburne Non-Assessabie Mutual Insurance Real Estate Phone Vienna 30 Vienna, Virginia Miller’s Service Station Greasing and Washing - Tires - Tubes - Batteries Lee Highway at Centerville, Virginia Phone Fairfax I59-J-2 Fairfax Fuel Supply Co. For Building Materials, Roofing, Paints, Fuel Oil and Coal Call Fairfax 1 Compliments of Annandale Cleaners Across from Annandale School FC. 7216 Specializing in Trade-Ins Alexandria Furniture Co. ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Compliments of ANNANDALE BEAUTY SALON AND KIDDIE SHOP Falls Church 6785 Have Your Car Serviced While You Shop at Munday’s Esso Service FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA WRECKAGE SERVICE Phone Fairfax 211 SIMPSON MOTOR CO. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Lee Highway (Jet. Rts. 211-50-29-123), Fairfax, Va. Owner— W. J. SIMPSON Manager— W. H. SIMPSON A. BOWIE Groceries — Fresh Meats — Fruits — Vegetables Phones Alex. 0714 - 2175 1819 DUKE STREET ALEXANDRIA, VA. Star Supply Company Hardware — Feed — Building Supplies ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Falls Church 7443 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 Compliments: ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. 1500 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone 0452 J. H. CRAIG AND SONS General Hauling Dealer in Live Stock and Produce - Feeds - Seeds Oakton, Virginia Vienna 321-J VIENNA FUEL COMPANY Oil Burners — Sales and Service Fuel Oil and Kerosene — Warm Air Heating VIENNA, VIRGINIA Vienna 490-65J Manassas Furniture, Inc. Everything for the Home Phone 78- J MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Compliments of L M General Merchandise BURKE, VIRGINIA Fairfax 988-J [ 170 ] COCKRILL’S Gore’s Esso Service South Washington and Welkes Streets Appliances — Television — Radios Sales and Service ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Phone AL 3275 ★ SMART WEARING APPAREL Vienna 640 LADY LOIS Vienna, Virginia 710 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia Levinson Clothing Co. LLOYD’S, JEWELERS Outfitters for Men and Boys 919 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia 424 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Phone Alexandria 3300 NEW LOCATION OF Hayman’s Fashion Center Arrowsmith s Dress Shop Home of Smart Junior Clothes 623 Belle View Shopping Center New Alexandria, Va. AL. 3512 530 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Rosenberg’s Dept. Store Burnett’s Amoco Service Specializing in Up D Minute Fashions For the Sub Teen and Teen Ager 409-411 King Street Alexandria, Virginia AAA Service — Minor Repairs Vienna 697 Vienna, Virginia Compliments of Kitchen’s Sawmill Martz Pharmacy, Inc. Prescriptions - Luncheonette - Seasonal Gift Merchandise Vienna, Va. Vienna I08-J-I2 CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA The Needle Workshop james a. McWhorter Certified Surveyor All Knitting and Crochet Supplies Needle Point — Hooked Rugs Land Surveys - Subdivision Planning and Layout Construction Layout - Dietzgen Directo Process Black and White Prints FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Phone Falls Church 7484 Annandale, Virginia Caton’s Esso Service Read the GAZETTE America ' s Oldest Daily Newspaper CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA With complete Fairfax County News every evening except Sunday Phone Fairfax I79-W-I Alex. 0004 [ 171 ] 1. Supply room helpers 2. Office helpers 3. Library Aides 4. Cafeteria Personnel 5. Library 6. Guidance Office [ 172 ] Fairfax Hay and Grain SNYDER AND COMPANY HERMAN FRANKLIN, Proprietor East Falls Church, Virginia hay — GRAIN — FEED HARDWARE — PAINTS — APPLIANCES Fairfax, Virginia Phone 175 Phone: Falls Church 1195 Hibbs Giddings Men’s and Boys ' W. H. BREWTON SONS STATIONERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Manassas, Virginia 3256 M St., N. W., Washington 7, D. C. N. McK. Downs Real Estate and Insurance TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY JESSE R. HARLOWE Fairfax 787 K tAL to 1 A 1 t TEmple 2974 Duke Street Extended Alexandria, Va. Robert D. Graham State Realty Company, Inc. INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 439 S. Washington St. FA. 2763 Fairfax, Virginia FALLS CHURCH, VA. Vienna Pharmacy Compliments of VINCENT’S DINER Your Prescription Store FINE FOODS Vienna 44 Routes 21 1 and 29 Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of GAS - OIL — TIRES — BATTERIES Wallace Monroe Pharmacy METTAUER’S 438 South Washington St. (Lee Highway) ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Phone FA. 2966 Falls Church, Va. FA 9832 Night - FA 7460 - Home EMERGENCY ROAD CRANE SERVICE FAIRFAX YELLOW CAB PHONE 344 CHAMBLIN S MARKET SIGHT SEEING TOURS — LONG SHORT TRIPS Groceries — Meats — Frozen Foods Stand No. 1 — Fairfax Courthouse — 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Stand No. 2 — Kamp Washington — 7:30 p. m. to 1:30 a. m. Fairfax, Virginia Phone Fairfax 314 We do not use Stand No. 1 on Sundays, holidays and after 7:30 p. m. FREE DELIVERY Compliments of George H. Bauckman Compliments of MASON CONTRACTOR Vienna 340 Institutional Foods, Inc. [ 173 ] WHITESELL REAL ESTATE HOMES - FARMS - ACREAGE - BUSINESS PROPERTY Listings Solicited Highway No. 123 OAKTON. VIRGINIA Phone Vienna 280-W EUNICE S. WHITESELL, Broker Southern States Fairfax Service, Inc. FEED — SEED — FERTILIZER VIENNA, VIRGINIA Vienna 139 Ray Barney Real Estate — Loans — Insurance Phone Vienna 465 Vienna, Virginia Compliments of SAVIA’S BARBER SHOP Air Conditioning VIENNA, VIRGINIA WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Including Travelers Checks, Safe Deposit Boxes, Christmas Savings, Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts, F.H.A. Mortgage Loans. We finance Autos and Household Appliances. Monthly Payment Loans. Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. THE VIENNA TRUST COMPANY VIENNA. VIRGINIA Compliments of DEWEY HARDWARE 4756 Lee Highway Arlington, Va. FOR SERVICE CALL SEWELL REALTY COMPANY Sales — Rentals — Loans — Insurance Phone GLebe 1878 14 South Glebe Road Arlington, Va. Compliments of A. R. Sherwood FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Compliments of HARRIS MOTOR SALES Used Cars and Trucks O. D. HARRIS, Mgr. 29-211 Lee Highway Centreville, Va. BESLEY’S SAWMILL AND FARM Established 1890 Wakefield Chapel Rd. Fairfax I65-W-2 Vincent’s Store and Service Station MARY A. VINCENT, Prop. What you need — When you need it Fairfax, Va. Phone 191 REID ' S AMOCO SERVICE LEE HIGHWAY AND PROSPERITY ROAD Rt. 211 2? I 2 Mile West of Merrifield, Va. FAlls Church 8445 Hugh E. Reid, Prop. KING’S SERVICE STATION Greasing and Washing - Tires - Tubes - Batteries Lee Highway at Centreville, Virginia Fairfax I59-W-I Beckner’s Esso Service Phone Herndon 68-J-2 CHANTILLY, VA. — U. S. ROUTE 50 Compliments of Shear’s Service Garage CHANTILLY, VIRGINIA Compliments of Fairfax Barber Shop FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA [ 174 ] PARKER AND LEWIS GENERAL STORES Complete Food Dep ' t Store M ER R 1 FI ELD, VA. RAY WAPLE’S MARKET GENERAL MDSE. Centreville, Va. Fairfax 739-J-4 Compliments of Centreville Service Garage George Menefee, Proprietor Centreville, Va. Phone Fairfax I59-W-I3 Colonial Village Esso Station Atlas Tires — Batteries 1712 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Va. THE YOUNG MEN’S SHOP Men ' s and Boys’ Furnishings MANASSAS, VIRGINIA WAYSIDE INN ONE-HALF MILE EAST OF CENTREVILLE Dancing at all ' limes — Specializing in Pit Barbecue Fairfax 992-M ANNANDALE SERVICE STATION H. G. Crandall Phone FA 7416 R.F.D. 1 — Bo 3 Annandale, Va. GRASSY KNOLL HATCHERY, Inc. BABY CHICKS New Hampshires — Barred Cross Pullorum Clean — Va. U. S. Approved R.F.D. 3, Alexandria, Va. Phone AL. 0300 Compliments of CARSON’S TRADING POST NACHMAN’S Quality and Service Since 1919 Men ' s, Women ' s and Children ' s Clothes HERNDON, VIRGINIA Compliments of THOMAS P. CHAPMAN Compliments of ARLINGTON BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOP 3141 Wilson Boulevard Phone OXford 1361 Arlington, Virginia While in Manassas Visit Cocke Prince William Pharmacies Where Friends Meet Compliments of Artillery Hill Diner and Service Station Located on Routes 211 29 CENTREVILLE, VA. Phone Fa. I59-J-I2 Compliments of VIENNA BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Dorothy Willie Vienna, Virginia Cox’s AMOCO Service General Repairs on All Makes Automobiles On Route 50 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Falls Church ' s Most Complete Dress and Accessory Store ALMA SHOPS Headqua rters Air-Step Shoes for Women Buster Brown Children ' s Shoes 133 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET (on Lee Highway) BROWNIE’S SERVICE REPAIR Compliments of NEWELL-COLE COMPANY Compliments of JOHN W. BROOKFIELD Compliments of MYER’S MARKET Meats — Frozen Foods OAKTON, VIRGINIA Vienna 10-J [ 175 ] _ u nowletla m en t w e, the students and faculty of Fairfax High School, wish to express to the editors, the sponsor and the entire staff of the Fare Fac Sampler our gratitude and appreciation for the efforts put forth in making the Sixteenth Volume of our book a success, thus giving us another accom- plishment to add to our advancing record of progress. The staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Hopper, our advisor, for her guidance and help; Mr. MacIntyre and Merin Studios for their services and cooperation with our photographs; Mr. Hicks and Mr. Penny of Brown-Morrison for their efforts in producing this book, the finest we have ever edited; all our advertisers who have made our under- taking an overwhelming financial success; and all other individuals who have contributed in any way to the successful completion of our task. [ 176 ]