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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1952 volume:

THjcI FAR ii FAC SAMPLER Fairfax High School Yearbook - Fairfax, Virginia in come 1950-51 Balance 1951 Ads 1952 Ads Profit on Movie Individual Sitting Fees Club Representation iixtra Pictures Sold Profit from Supply Room 1952 Yearbooks Sold Total Income $ 63 o 7 63.00 1 , 2 9 . 00 212.65 336.25 660 00 50o00 602.99 JLSIiiiS $5 569 =26 P ayment s Merin Studios Picture Contract Conferences S o I e P o A o Shilling Company .Yearbook Awards Brovai-Morrison 1951 Yearbook Balance 1952 Yearbook Contract Total Payments £ 485.00 88. ?5 ‘11-97 3 0.95 4,931=00 11.59 Balance Carried Forward to 1952-“53 Ill 1 ■ 5 Collection of Mayo S. Stuntz Vienna, Virginia Ex Libris Published Annually By the Students of FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Co-Editors: Jule Gilbertson Bogardus Moore Fairfax, Virginia VOLUME XVII Business Managers: Barbara Mead Martha Phillips % r 1 Flag Raising KHOOl t ' A l i i r if i -w A r i w hi ’ |Lrv ' jLJuBm pTgSiaj SQBnl %■ foreword I N THIS, THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF THE FARE FAC SAMPLER, IS RECORDED THE STORY OF LIFE AT FAIR- FAX HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE 1951-1952 SCHOOL YEAR. WE HAVE INCLUDED A BIT OF EVERY ACTIVITY IN THIS ANNUAL. IN THE YEARS TO COME WHEN YOU GLANCE OVER THIS BOOK, WE HOPE THE YEAR AT FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE RELIVED AGAIN AND AGAIN. CONTENTS THE SENIOR CLASS of FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL with DEEI’ GRATITUDE AND AFFECTION DEDICATE THIS 1952 FARE FAC SAMPLER to William Jlanvell hoping that it may express our appreciation for his unlimited interest and untiring effort in behalf of all phases of student life at Fairfax High School. Where Is The Boss? May I Have Your Attention Please?” Morning Mail ADMINISTRATION The fldtnihiMratich % Mr. Woodson Fairfax County School Board Fairfax, Virginia F. W. Robinson. Chairman Hillis Lory R. R. Buckley Mrs. Almorine Crowther Richard E. Shands Robert F. Davis W. T. Woodson. Division Superintendent J. H. Rice, Assistant Superintendent W. Clement Jacobs, Clerk Roy Dunn, Supervisor of Buildings -! 12 y Ike hhniHiAtraticn W. Harold Ford Director of Instruction A.B., Elon College M.A., University of Virginia George H. Pope Supervisor of Secondary Schools A.B., Shepherd College M.A., University of Virginia Craighill S. Burks Supervisor of Secondary Schools A.B., Hampden-Sidney College M.A., George Washington University d i3 y The jUminUtratbH ■ Samuel J. Coffey Principal A.B., Randolph-Macon College M.A., University of Virginia Emory W. Chesley Assistant Principal A.B., Western Maryland College M.A., George Washington University Winnie E. Sutherland Visiting Teacher B.S., University of Virginia M.A., University of Virginia Martha E. Reely Director of Guidance University of Virginia George Washington University Katherine E. Hopper Eighth Grade Coordinator B.S., Mary Washington College M.A., George Washington University «f 14 Y The AdminUtraticn Miss Reely Mr. Coffey Mr. Chesley Mrs. Hopper The Jacultif Eleanor H. Bennett Biology B.A., Iowa State Teachers College M.S., Iowa State College Dorothy Billings Howe Economics B.S., Longwood College Helen L. Blalock English-Social Studies A.B., Colorado State College A. M., Indiana University Mary C. Bowler Counselor Mathematics B.S., University of Virginia Armanda C. Brickles S panish -English A. A., Trinidad Jr. College A.B., Western State Teachers College John T. Broaddus, Jr. Physical Education B. A., Lynchburg College Anna Carter English B.S., Roanoke College M.A., Northwestern University Nancy Lee Caulfield Business Education B.S., Madison College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Theodora C. Cox English-Latin B.S., Madison College James W. Coyle Director of Health and Physical Education A.B., Lurman University d is y The ' faculty Pat J. Cunningham Physical Education B.S., Mansfield State Teachers M.A., George Peabody College Cyrus H. Doub Math B.S., University of Virginia Walter J. Dowling Head, Industrial Arts Department Printing 4-Year Certificate Oswego S. T. College M.A., George Washington University Iris C. Edmondson Business Education B.A., Bowling Green College of Commerce William H. Edmondson Football Coach Physical Education B.S., Emory and Elenry College M.A., University of North Carolina Caroline B. Ellis English-Social Studies B.S., Mary Washington College George Washington University Frances A. Ellis Chemistry-Science B.A., Mary Washington College American University Marjorie G. French Engl ish -Dramatics B.A., Ohio State University George Washington University Phil Fuller Director of Music Instrumental Music B.A., Northland College M.M., Northwestern University Morton A. Gutoff Director Area Elementary Band Instrumental Music B.S., Juilliard School of Music Columbia Teachers College A 17 y Ike 3 a cult if Margaret P. Hagan Business Education B.S., Madison College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Edith N. Hall Acting Head of Mathematics Department Mathematics A.B., Longwood College Mary Washington College Pearl Hanson Sponsor of School Paper fournalism-English A.B., Fairmont State College Irene S. Harmon Health and Physical Education B.S., Concord College M.S., West Virginia University Inett Harrington English B.A., Madison College University of Virginia Mary Moore Hughes Counselor Mathematics A.B., State Teachers College University of Virginia Fern F. Hull English A. B., University of Colorado M.A., George Washington University Nell Hurt Mathematics B.S., Longwood College Richard W. Johnson Science — Coach B. A., University of Virginia Harry D. Keller, Jr. Science A.B., Shepherd College George Washington University d 18 h The J acuity Mary Katherine Kern Head of English Department English — Public Speaking A. B., Goucher College M.A., Duke University Dariel D. Knauss Health and Physical Education B. S., Madison College Mildred M. Leigh Counselor Mathematics B.S., College of William and Mary George Washington University Ralph H. Lewis Industrial Arts B.S., Western Kentucky State M.A., Western Kentucky State Palmer G. Lynn Acting Head of Social Studies Department Social Studies B.A., Dickinson College M.A., Penn State Joan C. Macon Home Economics B.S., Radford College William Manvell Industrial Arts Page Green Manual Training School George Washington University Nelle Marshall Art B.S., Radford State Teachers College Duke University Selma D. Massie English B.A., Madison College Esther D. Mosser English B.S., Clarion State Teachers College M.S., St. Bonaventure University { 19 V The Jacultif Alice B. McFarland Social Studies — English University of Virginia George Washington University Vonna W. Offield Head of Business Education Vocational Office Training — Bookkeeping B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College M.A., George Washington University Virginia Organ Assistant Librarian B.S., Radford Paul F. Peter Social S tudies — Mathematics B.S., Syracuse Robert E. Phipps Industrial Arts B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology M.A., University of Maryland Ethel R. Potts Mathema tics B.S., University of Rochester M.S., Allegheny College Jane W. Pugh General Science B.A., University of Iowa Helen Quigg Mathematics B.S., Madison College Louise Reid English and Social Studies B.A., Agnes Scott College Ruth S. Royston Government A.B., William and Mary College d 20 1- Mary L. Ruiz E)iglish — Social Studies B.A., Radford College Gkraldine E. Sherwood Choral Director Choral Music B.S., Madison College Juilliard School of Music Robert Simms Mechanical Drawing — Wood work B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology Ethel M. Slonaker Head of Language Department Latin — World History B.S., Longwood College Harriett L. Smith Social Studies B.A., College of William and Mary Virginia Stanley Librarian B.A., Chowan College B.L.S., William and Mary Elsie D. Story American History B.S., Longwood College George Washington University Robert B. Walker Mathematics A.B., Duke University M.A., George Washington University A 21 J- 7 he J a cult if John E. Walker, Jr. Coach English — Social Studies B.A., University of Maryland Lois J. Whitney History B.S., Radford College M.A., University of Virginia Rayburn A. Williams Head of Science Department Science — Mathematics B.S., Lynchburg College George Washington University Ellen E. Wood Head of Girls Physical Education Physical Education B.S., Mary Washington College M.A., New York University Flora W. Yates English — Social Studies B.S., Longwood College Elizabeth L. Yeakley Head of Home Economics Department Home Economics B.S., Longwood College George Washington University Louise Stemmerman Secretary to Principal Martha Dove Cafeteria Manager d 22 y As they sometimes are . . . 1. Music! Music! Music! 2. Miss Cox 3. Tarzan 4. On duty 5. Hobby 6. What’s new? 7. Mrs. Slonaker 8. . . . and you should see the results 9. Would you believe it? — Mr. Coffey 10. What ya’ snow? 11. Miss Stanley 12. The Secretary Seniors Only (LA S ' , E 5 5. Civics 6. Physics 7. Print Shop 8. Advanced Algebra 9. Hockey Stars 10. Dot SENIORS in ACTION 1. Dramatics 2. English 3. V.O.T. 4. International Relations THE 195 2 TAM PIE President Hugh Heishman Vice President .... Barbara Mead Secretary Norma Rose Treasurer Karl Blaine Sponsors . . . A Mr ' William Manvill [ Mr. Robert Phipps THE SENIOR (IASS Beulah Joan Adams Joan Oakton, Virginia Viola Anne Balliet Annie Annandale, Virginia Betty Mae Beach Betty Fairfax, Virginia Evelyn Virginia Beans Beans Fairfax, Virginia sAe Barbara Anne Bransom Barbara Vienna, Virginia Robert Van Breckley Breck Annandale, Virginia A 28 1 - HHHHPsHHNHHBiiHHi Emma Hazel Bristow Tad die Vienna, Virginia Mary Virginia Byrne Sis Clifton, Virginia C zdd 32 Barbara Ann Carroll Barbara Annandale, Virginia John Harvey Case Case Fairfax, Virginia Ming Ehr Chang Frances Jean Cline Katherine Joan Cline Rufus G. Coldwell, Jr. Ming Jeannie Squirt Rufe Fairfax, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia i 29 ] Betty Jane Collier Casey Fairfax Station, Virginia Mary Helen Cook Cookie Vienna, Virginia Susan Diane Cook Susie Vienna, Virginia LaVora Eileen Cornell Shorty Alexandria, Virginia 7Ae James Thomas Davis ■ T. Centerville, Virginia Marian Virginia Davis Marian Springfield, Virginia Mary Frances Cornell John Marshall Covington Corny Marshall Merrifield, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia d 30 Y C uL oif ' 52 Charles Philip Dismuke Dizzy Fairfax, Virginia Douglas Nelson Dove Sonny Fairfax, Virginia James Frank Dowell Jim Fairfax, Virginia Robert Eugene Duncan Bob McLean, Virginia Dorothy May Feidler John Robert Finch Betty Catherine Firestone Lois Jean Fisher Dot John Shorty jean Oakton, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Centerville, Virginia i 31 1 - mm Robert Stephen Foltz Chief Fairfax, Virginia Garland Fones Sleepy Fairfax, Virginia A fm Dorothy Fulghum Dot Vienna, Virginia Mary Lou Gardner Mary Lou Alexandria, Virginia Catherine Ann Gerkin Karen Herndon, Virginia Jule Christine Gilbertson Julie Fairfax, Virginia sAe Ronald Leon Gilley Nellie Virginia Glascock Ronnie Vienna, Virginia Reds Fairfax, Virginia -f 32 F Micheal Speed Gray Speed Annandale, Virginia C£c L4s 52 William Kenneth Grubb Ken Fairfax, Virginia Artur Bernard Goodkind Arthur Vienna, Virginia Helen Mae Gordon Honey Springfield, Virginia Jean Elizabeth Harris Anna Mae Harrison Pearl Loyola Harrison Charlotte Christine Hart Betty jean Shortie Pearl Charlotte Fairfax, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Springfield, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia d 33 y Dorothy May Hazelwood Hugh Rollins Heishman Dot Hugh Clifton, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Charline Ann Hill Charline Fairfax, Virginia Jesse Oscar Hinshaw, Jr. Ox Fairfax, Virginia Norman John Houck Johnnie Alexandria, Virginia Bruce Kitchell Howe Mouse Fairfax, Virginia 7 ie Se vurv Paul Harrison Hower Paul Annandale, Virginia Dorothy Jessie Hughes Dot Vienna, Virginia d 34 )• Donald Lee Huguley Don Fairfax, Virginia Robert Lewis Huguley Bob Fairfax, Virginia FAI C zdAs 52 Patricia Ellen Jeffrey Pat Springfield, Virginia Virginia Lee Jennell Mary Edith Johnson Marion Lynnette Kerrick Ginny Ede Myrna Oakton, Virginia Oakton, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Harold Owen Jeffries, Jr. M Vienna, Virginia Gilbert Lee King Toby Centreville, Virginia d 35 y Richard John Klyn Dick Alexandria, Virginia Marie Louise Koci Samuel Gail Landon, III Marie Sam Alexandria, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia ■ Thomas Omar Lawson Tommy Fairfax, Virginia Herman Leon Lytton Eleanor Marie McDaniel Leon Eleanor Fairfax, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Barbara Ann McLane James LeRoy Makely Bobbie Ann Beans Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia -f 36 K Barbara Jean Mead Jacqueline Ann Miller Barbara Jackie Fairfax, Virginia Vienna, Virginia C i ds 52 Rovene Margaret Miller Nancy Elaine Millner Rover Natl Falls Church, Virginia Burke, Virginia Ann Belle Monroe Philip Russell Monson Bogardus Ann Moore Emma Christina Moore Amiiebelle Phil Bo Chris Falls Church, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Merrifield, Virginia d 37 y Hewitt Harrison Moore Constance Anita Moravitz Hugh Connie Vienna, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia William Elwood Mudd Bill Annandale, Virginia Donald Lynn Myers Don Fairfax, Virginia Semsurv Lettie Estelle Neher Estelle Alexandria, Virginia Richard Donovan Patton : Dick Fairfax, Virginia Barbara Ann Payne Barbara Vienna, Virginia Craig Bain Perry Craig Annandale, Virginia ■I Edna Jean Piercy Edna Vienna, Virginia off 52 Martha Belle Phillips Martha Annandale, Virginia Gloria Deane Plaugher Little Plaugher Annandale, Virginia William Robert Powers Bobby Centreville, Virginia Donival Wayne Pumphrey Wayne Vienna, Virginia Helen Joyce Pyron Joyce Vienna, Virginia Arthur Jarrell Raper Laughing Boy Vienna, Virginia Helen Lorraine Reedy Helen Fairfax Station, Virginia i 39 V Beverly Ann Reeves Lawrence Denver Reiter Paul Lee Rice Sylvia Irene Richey Bev Sonny Rice Sylvia Vienna, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Clifton, Virginia 7 ie Semsurv Blanche Louise Robertson Joan Barrington Robinson Tootsie Rusty Fairfax, Virginia Vienna, Virginia { 40 1 Vivian Elizabeth Rogers Norma Malinda Mae Rose Bibbie Norma Fairfax, Virginia Centreville, Virginia C idd 52 Michael Clayton Russell, Jr. John Franklin Saffer Mike Fairfax, Virginia Skinny Falls Church, Virginia FIelen Patricia Saunders Dorothy Janice Sembower Frederick Arthur Seymour Pat Janice Fred Centreville, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Shirley Ann Shaw Sugar Annandale, Virginia { 4i y Cecil Byres Shelton Cece Fairfax, Virginia Charles Robert Shelton Bobby Fairfax, Virginia Shirley Mae Sherwood Red Fairfax, Virginia Jessie Lee Shifflett essie Clifton, Virginia sAe SeyrvuyL Carol Ann Simpson Simp Fairfax Station, Virginia Joseph Harold Simpson Joe Fairfax Station, Virginia -I 42 y Sarah Eloise Smith Eloise Alexandria, Virginia Barbara Anne Staton Bcibs Vienna, Virginia C zd4s 52 Janet Reginia Sisk Jenia Vienna, Virginia Eugene Willie Skillman Gene Oakton, Virginia Mary Susan Stewart Beatrice Stough George Edward Stover Patricia Jean Stubbs Stew Bea Smokey Pat Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia { 43 y Louise Dorothy Sutphin Lou Fairfax, Virginia Roderic MacDonald Swain Sweeny Vienna, Virginia Leland Edward Talbott Eddie Fairfax, Virginia Marilyn Ann Taylor Penny Fairfax, Virginia Se iuyv Philip Trenis Phil Fairfax, Virginia Patricia Ann Turner Pat Vienna, Virginia Margaret Eliza Uhler Ann Clematis Utterback Margie Chuck Annandale, Virginia Burke, Virginia Leilani Patricia Vain Barbara Von Sassenscheid Leilani Von Alexandria, Virginia Oakton, Virginia Nancy Roberta Waple Nan Vienna, Virginia James Melvin Watkins Big Luke Fairfax, Virginia Kay Hopkins Weber Hoppy Vienna, Virginia William Thomas Whittle Bill Annandale, Virginia d 45 1 Marlene Grace Williams Marny Vienna, Virginia John Douglas Wilroy Jaques Fairfax, Virginia Elsie May Wine Elsie Vienna, Virginia Julian Wood Witherell ]ulian Springfield, Virginia Suzanne Elizabeth Wood Roderic Waldemar Worth Sue Duke Annandale, Virginia Pine Ridge, Virginia Betty Joyce Wright Thomas Gibson Yarborough Babes Tom Springfield, Virginia Fairfax Station, Virginia d 46 K Seniors here 1. Big Ox” 2. Jule + Joan 3. The deer” hunters 4. ” Krazy ” Kay 3. Safety Paul 6. Our Pat ’n there . . . 7. Bo-Bob 8. Meadie” 9 ■ Sure ! Sure! 10. High Step pin ' Ellen 11. Sonny and Sports 12. Brown eyed Nancy 13- Down to the sea in ships 14. Jean ’n Joan 13. James Carr 16. Seniors only 17. Pat in white 18. Cute trick 19 ■ Corny” 20. Sweet Mary 21. All in one 22. Leon, alone 3 47 y JUNIORS 1. Plane Geometry 2. American History 3. Wood Shop 4. English 5. Senators 6. Chemistry THE 195 2 SAMPLE President .... Richard Cockrill Vice President . . . . Susan Bender Secretary Doris Russell Treasurer Colby Collier Miss Selma Massie ? 0,L ' 0)S ■ ■ j4 R Rayburn Williams THE JUNIOR (LAD JUNIOR CLASS Adams, Joyce Albrecht, Carol Anderson Bernice Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Gaynelle Anderson, Nils Ball, Ted Beahm, James Behnke, Tillie Bell, Jean Benham, James Bennett, James Bennett, Joan Bender, Susan Berry, Nancy Bles, Vivian Bostic, Virginia Boyce, Sally Bradford, Alden Bruin, Billy Burke, Barbara Cantrell, John Cassedy, Virginia Chappelle, Barbara Cobb, James Cochran, Robert Cockrill, Richard Cole, James J 50 f JUNIOR CLASS Collier, Colby Cook, Beverly Cook, Jack Cook, William Copeland, Ronald Cox, Betty Cox, Robert Cromer, Katherine Curtis, Barbara Dansberger, Barbara Davidson, Patricia Davis, Ann Dare Davis, Joan Davis, Mary Jane Davis, Robert Demory, Betty Lou Dominy, Janice Dost, Mary Ann Dowdle, Robert Dowell, Barbara Doyle, Beulah England, Margaret Eskridge, Ruth Etter, Catherine Evans, Ralph Everly, David Fenton, John Fleming, Peggy d si y JUNIOR CLASS Fletcher, Gorden Frinks, Eugene Fritter, Patsy Fritter, Peggy Furr, Roger Gerken, Carl Gregg, Margaret Gustafson, Janet Hager, Harry Hailman, Janet Hall, Bill Hall, Larry Hall, Wayne Hamilton, Eugene Hammey, Frank Hawkins, Frances Hayden, Eugene Heath, Ellen Helbig, Joy Henry, Charlotte Hensley, Nelson Hoffman, Lois Jean Hollis, Gloria Hough, Betty Houtz, Audrey Huff, Pearl Jennell, Nancy Jones, Billy d 52 1 JUNIOR CLASS Jones, Eddie Jones, Hurst Jones, Nancy Kane, Joe Kearns, Theodore Keller, Lois Keyes, Jerry Kitchen, Agnes Kitts, Louie Koch, Etta Mae Koehnlein, Gerald Krebs, Richard Krehbiel, Robert Lacey, Joan Lancaster, Gordon LeCompte, James Leight, Joyce Lewis, Frank Logan, Doris Makely, Louise Marrow, William Marshall, Anne Marshall, Shirley Martin, June Mellender, Joe Miller, Beverly Mills, Robert Miniclier, Kit d 53 h JUNIOR CLASS Morningstar, Flossie Morrison, Mary Ellen Morrow, Marshall Murray, Barbara McClain, Mary McDonough, Barbara McNeely, Elsie Jo Newcome, Doris Anne Noble, Travis Norris, Gerald Nugent, Dolores Ofelt, Marilyn Osborne, David Ottwell, Eugene Pattishall, Louis Payne, Pat Payton, Zelda Peacher, Gloria Pearson, Anna Pearson, Johann Phillips, Doris Phillips, Dorothy Pickett, Eddie Polychrones, Constantine Quackenbush, John Reece, Mary Reed, Rosemary Reigle, Hazel Reno, Ruby d 54 y JUNIOR CLASS Riley, Henry Rinker, Charles Robinson, Barbara Rodgers, Maureen Russell, Doris Saffer, Helen Saunders, Walter Schaeffer, Carol Seal, Robert Shantz, A1 Short, Cecil Shue, Frederick Simpkins, Ruth Smathers, Pat Smith, Lena Smith, Lowell Smith, Sally Soule, Barbara Spencer, Virginia Spilman, Martin Spitler, Ted Stevens, John Stewart, Carl Strang, Howard Stroud, Ann Sutphin, William Timmons, Everett Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Rosemarie -( 55 1 JUNIOR CLASS Toon, Bobby Upham, Jacqueline Van Kretchmar, Johanna Van Wagner, Richard Via, Fred Via, Wayne Von Sassenecheid, Alexandria Wagner, Robert Walker, Danny Waller, Martha Watson, Bill Weeks, Edith West, Donna Wight, Kathleen Wilbur, Larry Willet, Doris Williams, Frances Williamson, Raquelle Wilson, Constance White, Charlotte White, Constance Woltz, Georgia Wood, Stuart Woods, Raynell Yarbrough, Lucien Young, Jimmy Young, Pat Yowell, June 1 56 b Juniors on Pa raae 1. Patsy 2. Maureen 3. Look at that Beulah, Would Ya? 4. Rose Marie ’n Frances 3. Margaret 6. Bobbie 7. Doris 8. That Phillips Gal! 9. Pat 10. Doris ’ n Stu! 11. Nothing but cute 12. Til lie 13. Connie ’n the cats 14. Two of the boys! 15. Pat 16. Barbara! How you have changed! 1 7. Dansburger 18. Did someone say something funny? 19. Flossie ’n her fish 20. Barbara 21. Peggy 22. Patsy. Rocky, ’ n Frances 23. Hummm! -I 57 Y SOPHOMORES at WORK 1. Home Economics 2. Biology 3. English 4. World History 5. Home Economics 6. Senators THE 195 2 SAMPLE Presid ent Secretary .. Bobby Vincent Angela I.uxfcrd Sponsors . . , Vice President . . . Ruth Carroll Treasurer Tom Boswell Mrs. Ethel Slonaker Mr. Richard Johnson THE SOPHOMORE (LAH SOPHOMORE CLASS Ashford, Virginia Ayres, Henry Balliet, Betty Barringer, Curtis Beauzay, Louis Bennet, Donald Berezoski, Betty Berry, William Berryhill, Barbara Biller, Jackie Black, Cleo Bogle, Freeland Bookout, Sam Bootes, Lawrence Boswell, Thomas Bowers, Carol Bowman, Patricia Breslin, Kay Brown, Shirley Bruno, Betty Bryant, Sharyl Canard, Thomas Carman, Wayne Carpenter, Effie Carroll, Ruth Caudle, Edith Caudle, John Chalker, John Clifford, Anne Coddington, Carol Cole, Carol Ann Coleman, Charles Calvin, Robert Conklin, George Connolly, John, Jr. d 60 1- SOPHOMORE CLASS Cook, Joanne Cooke, Maxine Corse, Anne Crosan, Jimmie Crown, Carol Ann Cushnie, Richard Daniels, Andrew Darrell, Marcia Davidson, Jo Ann Davidson, Marjorie Davis, Carol Davis, Thelma Day, Ledford DeBusk, Leatha Detwiler, Alfred Donald, Keith Donaldson, Jack Dooley, Carlin Dotson, Freddie Dove, Audrey Dove, Ernest Dove, Harvey Dye, Stanley Dyer, Jeanne Eaton, Russell Ehinger, Una Lee Eppard, Joyce Ann Eppard, Rebecca Ericson, Karin Evans, Caroline Feidler, Naomi Fletcher, Lillian Follin, Patricia Fox, Jean Fox, William d 61 j- SOPHOMORE CLASS Furry, Jay Gallery, Dan Garcia, Ruby Gerald, Beula Geris, Marian Gibson, William Gilbertson, Suzi Gobel, Peter Godfrey, Louise Gordon, Regina Gossett, Gloria Grant, Jacquelyn Gray, Charles Grefe, Richard Griffith, Richard Haislip, Martha Hall, Geraldine Hannah, Shirley Harkness, Diane Harris, James Harris, Shirley Harrison, Bradley Hartman, Dennis Hatch, Roberta Heath, Agnes Heckard, Mary Helmcamp, Margie Henderson, Reginald Hennings, Gerald Henry, Lawrence Hensley, Glenda Hess, Duane Hesson, Patsy Higgins, Charles Hill, William Hinshaw, Michael Hogan, Ruby Holsinger, Harry Hubbard, Dwight Hughes, Pat J 62 y SOPHOMORE CLASS Hummer, William Hunter, Myra Hunter, Stanford Ingle, Joan Ingle, Peggy Jarrell, Paul Jenkins, John Jerman, Doris Jerman, Jean Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Shirley Johnston, Doris Johnston, Jimmie Jones, Beryl Jones, Mary Jones, Shirley Jones, Stanley Kane, Mary Kelly, Judy Kelsey, Ben Keyes, Sharon Keyes, Wayne Keiffer, Stanley Kitchen, Katherine Knott, Homer Koert, Arthur Krehbiel, Katherine Krehbiel, Mary K. Kuldell, Bobby Lawrence, Pauline Lawson, Barbara Le Gallais, Echvard Leigh, Ralph Lester, Delmar Lewis, Joan Liepins, Guna Linsey, Peggy Lohr, Roy Lowe, Donna Luxford, Angela i 63 y ■BHBI SOPHOMORE CLASS MacAdam, Deborah Martin, Dean Mason, Mike McClintock, William McConnell, Elva McDaniel, Hilbert McDiarmid, Robert McKenna, Ellen Merriman, Charlotte Michie, Vivian Miller, Barbara Miller, Gene Monson, Vada Lee Montague, David Moore, Joretta Moser, Robert Mylroie, Mary Nester, Joyce Noble, Judy Nordlie, Ruth Ofelt, George Patterson, Janet Payne, Aurena Payne, Betty Lou Payne, Howard Payne, Joan Peil, Glen Pendley, John Phelps, Robert Pierson, Alvin Plum, Nancy Joyce Powell, Florence Prickett, Nancy Prosise, Gayle Pyne, Edgar d 64 y SOPHOMORE CLASS Rasmussen, Carol Rasmussen, Gernot Reeves, Ruth Rettstatt, Glenda Robbins, Louis Robertson, Ginger Robey, Betty Ann Robinson, Jean Robinson, Joyce Robinson, Paula Rose, Robert Rowe, Gary Russell, Donald, Jr. Sayers, Neta Sayre, Earl Schaeffer, Vivian Schottroffe, Mary Ann Schultz, Betty Scott, Joan Scott, Lawrence Seymore, Paul Share, Alan Shelton, Maxie Shifflett, Elinor Shirkey, Mildred Simpson, Carl Simpson, Jimmy Smarr, Shirley Smith, Barbara Ann Smith, Dorsey Snyder, John Sowers, Jackie Sparks, Harold Spiess, Martha Stuart, Luther d 65 y SOPHOMORE CLASS Sutphin, Ethel Talbott, Richard Taylor, Barbara Thomas, Catherine Thompson, Robert Thorpe, Louise Timmons, Evelyn Timmons, Joan Tinkham, Joan Tolson, Joyce Trammell, Betty Jean Trohanov, Bill Typer, Elaine Uhler, Sally Via, Billy Vincent, Paul Vogel, Anthony Wagner, William Waple, Dorothy Waple, Joan Ware, Russell Watson, Earlene Waudby, Mable Wells, Jack Whitehurst, Dorothy Williams, Dorothy Wilroy, Richard Wilson, Rufus Wine, Lucinda Wisner, Bill Woodbury, Michael Wright, Mabel Wright, Weldon Yowell, Nancy Zimbro, Virgie «f 66 b Sophomores . . . 1. Betty 6. Stanley 11 . Gayle, Nancy ’n Debbie 2. Sharon ’n Joyce ’n Mable ’n 7. Jackie, Glenda, Juanita, Joan, 12. Caroline Mary ’n Jo Ann ’ n Rebecca ’ n Katherine 13. Carol 3. Doris ’ n Marian 8. Ray n ell 14. Una Lee 4. Joan ’ n Vadah 9. Bill ’ n Mike ’ n Sam 15. Nancy 5. Kate 10. Carol Ann ’n Barbara 16. Cindy ■ , 67 ' r THE 195 2 SAMPLE ALMA MATER President Secretary Vice President . Sandra Henderson Treasurer Bill Morris ' . . . Ann Jones . . . Alice Jones [ Mrs. Irene Harmon Sponsors ' , T .... r l Mr. John Waller THE FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Lois Allen, Linda Amundson, Joanne Anderson, Joyce Apple, Anne Aubrey, Leo Avery, John Baranowski, Edward Barker, Ruby Barnhill, Shirley Beckwith, Juanita Benham, Gloria Bennett, Thomas Berkman, Vail Berry, Joseph Birch, James Bishop, June Blaeuer, Chance Blaeuer, Marilyn Bles, Virginia Blevins, Josephine Blevins, Laverne Blevine, Lorraine Bokel, Mary Bonner, Dorothy Bosserman, Nancy Bost, Nancy Bostic, Ann Bosewell, Ralph Bowman, Jerry Boyer, Larry Bray, Helain Breckley Corrinne Bridges, Wanda Brittingham, Michael Brooking, Bly Brown, Betty Brown, Mary Brown, Phyllis Brown, Shirley Brumback, Carolyn Bryce, Lynn Burke, Bradley Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Lillian Burke, Virginia Burkholder, Maynard Burner, Elizabeth Burner, Lynn Byrne, Pollie Cabaniss, Jacquelyn «f 70 J. FRESHMAN CLASS Caldwell, Anne Canard, Cubie Cannon, Kim Carlin, Carol Ann Carpenter, Norma Carroll, Lee Carter, Stewart Chandler, Delores Chandler, Dorothy Chappell, Allen Chappell, Martha Chavez, Joseph Clarke, Allen Cobb, Lucille Cook, Demitre Cook, Mary Jane Cooke, Nancy Cooke, Patty Sue Cole, Donald Cole, Phillip Cole, Ronald Costello, Selma Cozzens, Loretta Crabtree, Ronald Crandall, Jean Cromer, Marquerite Crouch, Barbara Cruey, Raymond Crumbough, Iona Crumbough, Juanita Currier, Glenn Curtin, Delores Cushman, Nanette Dailey, Shirley Dalton, Robert Daniels, Edward Darrell, Ted Davis, Nancy Jo Davidson, Donnie Dawson, Eileen Dean, Evelyn DeBusk, Rebecca DeBusk, Sandra Dove, Florence Duryee, Kama Edwards, Barbara Eichelberger, Gerald Elmore, Annette Eskew, Claire Ferguson, Elizabeth Fisher, John Flattery, Kathryn {71 y FRESHMAN CLASS Fleming, Eddie Fletcher, John Fones, Ellen Foster, Paul Furry, Joyce Lee Gallery, Constance Gardner, Frank Garner, Bobby Gayhart, Richard Geier, Margaret Gerhard, Laura Gerald, Frank Gerwig, Mary Gheen, Katherine Gicker, Carol Ann Gilbertson, Chris Gilpatrick, Jean Gleason, Shirley Gramm, Margaret Graves, Aubrey Greene, Susan Hall, Glenn Hall, Robert Hall, Warren Hanan, Betty Hanlin, Norman Hansborough, Betty Harris, Bill Harris, Bill, Jr. Harris, Hinton Harrison, James Hatch, Delar Hathaway, Bill Hayslett, Hilbert Heckard, Barbara Henderson, Sandra Hess, Marvin Hess, Patsy Hess, Tommy Holloway, Elizabeth Horton, Clifford Hotard, Carol Houtz, Eddie Hower, Roger Hughes, Jacque Humphreys, Elizabeth Hunter, Nancy lsdell, Carol Jeffrey, Lois Jenkins, Arizona Jenkins, Barbara Jenkins, Charles i 72 1 - FRESHMAN CLASS Jenkins, Dorothy Johnson, Woodrow Jones, Alice Jones, Ann Justusson, Paul Keener, Wade Keller, Charles Kelly, Larry Kerrick, Glenwood Key, Kay Keys, Roy Kidwell, Lorraine Kimberlin, Mary King, Dennis Kingree, Frances Kitchen, Jean Kline, Grace Kline, John Knauss, Sylvia Koci, Esther Koustenis, Annie Lambert, Charles Landon, Mary Lee Lane, Nancy Langhorne, Raymond Lawson, Donald LeGallis, Donnie Lemmon, Thomas Leonard, Wilma Lester, John Long, Ida Luttrell, Donald Luttrell, Donna Lynch, Wayne Lytton, Connie McClain, Kirby McConchie, Ben McDonough, Richard McDonough, Robert McDonough, Ronald McIntyre, Helen Magarity, Doreen Maley, Howard Marshall, Chester Mason, Chlrles Miller, Janice Miller, John Miller, Judith Mills, Gary Minke, Virginia Mitchell, Richard Moffett, Madolin { 73 y FRESHMAN CLASS Moore, Wilburn Moreland, Arthur Morris, Betty Morris, William Moss, Dorothy Mozingo, William Much, Barry Mullen, Kathleen Mullins, Sue Neff, Donald Orrison, Russell Owens, Taylor Palmer, Virginia Paxson, David Payne, Mary Jo Peters, Barbara Piercy, Lois Pigge, Joyce Pineo, Dawn Pitts, Betty Pitts, William Plummer, Bobbie Portch, Dick Post, Gilbert Potter, Dorothy Powell, Frank Powell., Ruby Powers, Janice Prunkard, Donna Raper, Margaret Reece, Virginia Reedy, Robert Richardson, Donald Rickert, Betty Richey, Carolyn Riggles, Ruth Riley, Elizabeth Robertson, Pauline Robey, June Robinson, George Rop er, Virginia Rose, Jane Rosin, Arline Ross, Betsy Rossow, Hilary Russell, Jake Russell, James Russell, Patricia Rutter, Catherine Rytter, Henry Sanders, Mary Sandretzky, Marilyn [ 74 y FRESHMAN CLASS Saunders, Bruce Saunders, Nancy Seligman, Mildred Sembower, Charles Sevier, Michael Seymour, Margaret Shade, Jo Anne Schalet, David Schramm, Ann Shelton, Lena Shelton, Starley Shifflett, Frances Shifflett, Mary Shipman, Carol Shomo, Mary Sievers, William Simms, Betty Small, June Smarr, Irvin Smith, Franklin Smith, Mark Smith, Patricia Smith, William Smott, Charlotte Sottosanti, Nancy Soule, Francis Sowers, Barbara Speake, Mary Louise Stancil, James Sterling, Joyce Stewart, Barbara Stough, Lee Stover, Kenny Strawser, Donald Strong, Anne Strong, Bruce Supinger, Ruby Surles, Betty Sutphin, Robert Sykes, Lynn Talbot, Harriette Taylor, Peggy Thatcher, Billy Thrall, Joan Thompson, Spencer Thompson, William T ' ichenor, Bonnie Triplett, Monte Tucker, Joyce Twombly, Ann Updike, Dennis Updike, Donnie 1 75 y FRESHMAN CLASS Via, Ann Vogel, Anastasia Von Sassenscheid, Carol Walker, Dan Walker, Robert Walker, Shirley Wallrebenstein, Mary Ward, John Warner, Carla Watson, Linda Webb, Garn Weber, Toni Wellman, Gerry West, Betty Jane White, Judy Whitney, Alice Wiggs, Archie Wiles, Geraldine Wiley, Ronald Williams, Marguerite Williams, Joyce Williamson, Zan Willis, Ruth Wine, Mildred Wood, Thomas Wolfender, Robert Wynkoop, Gloria Yarbrough, Lucy Yates, Marie Yocum, Melvin Young, Janice Zimbro, Elsie 76 V Freshmen . . . 1. Shirley Brown and Rebecca Debnsk I 2. Ruth Willis 3. Nonna Carpenter 4. Evelyn Dean i 5. Ralph Boswell and Barry Much 6. Shirley Walker, Given Jones, and Juanita Crumbaugh 7. Sarah Jenkins on 8. Delores Curtin 9 . Ann Jones 10. Donnie Davidson 11. Delores and Dorothy Chandler 12. Betty Surles and Ann Strong 13. Anthea Burnett and Margaret Raper 14. Kim Cannon 15. Shirley Gleason and Lois Adams 16. Wilma, Janice, Selma, Jean, and Grace 17. Nancy Fisher and Polly Byrne 18. Betty, Bonnie, Nanette, and Betty 19. Madolin Moffet 20. Bill Morris 21. Shirley Dailey and Carolyn Richey 22. Janice Young 23 ■ Mary Shomo and Carol Carlin -f 77 y EIGHTH GRADERS Home Economics Commercial Home Economics Group Singing English and Social Studies Home Economics 1 i ■ I 1 j lie :| Brar m vis %V mfli , (I ' fiir vi r ji i pH 88 ’ MS L «L C ' t 1 [ THE 195 2 TAM PEE President Barbara Judd Secretary Virginia Stein Sponsor Mrs. Jane Pugh Vice-President , Raymond McDonough Treasurer Harold Porter Coordinator , Mrs. Katherine Hopper THE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Abner, Marcelene Adams, John Ahalt, Charles Ait, David Anderson, Adele Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Glenn Angel, Anne Archer, Florence Aubrey, Margaret Baber, John Backus, Mary Ellen Baldwin, James Barnes, Elizabeth Bartlett, Dicky Beach, John Beaman, David Biggs, Doris Biller, Elelen Bishopp, Margie Blevins, Jean Blevins, Joseph Bogle, Shirley Bonner, Kenneth Bonnet, Michael Bowers, Murray Moyer, Phyllis Bransom, Charlotte Bray, Luther Briggs, Virginia Brown, James, Jr. Brown, Marvin Brumback, Ruth Bryant, Gary Bunch, Carl Bunch, T ' ena Burke, Ethel Burke, Nelson Burton, Patricia Byrd, Betty Carpenter, Jack Carpenter, Myrtle Carper, Betty Carrico, Arlowene Carrico, Dorothy Carrico, Ruby Carter, Nancy Caudle, Ruth Chalker, Julian Chamblin, Josephine Charters, David Clare, Daniel Clem, Betty Clem, Dallas 80 Y EIGHTH GRADE Coffin, Richard Collett, Marcia Cook, Arthur Cooley, Mary Cornelson, John Costello, Hilary Coston, Dale Creutz, Charles Crist, Joan Critzer, Gayle Curless, Merle Daniels, Charles Daniels, Doris Dansberger, Charlotte Darnes, Joan Davidson, Nancy Davidson, Paul Dick, Elsie Dodson, Dorothy Dolinger, Della Dolinger, Eula Dolinger, Stella Dolkos, Paul Dowell, Roger Dunn, Bertha Dunn, Lloyd Durham, Shelby Jean Duvall, Patricia Dye, Sandra Dyer, Gwenelyn Edmunds, James Edwards, Richard Ehle, Gary Elliott, Timothy Ellis, Sammie Er.nis, Roy Eppard, Mary Farmer, Jewel Feidler, Bill Fincham, Dorothy Fix, Eugene Fletcher, Flossie Fletch er, James Foltz, Barbara Foltz, Nancy Foth, Richard Fowler, Virginia Fox, Larry Frisbee, Nancy Fritter, Raymond Frost, Wilma Furlong, Lee Furr, Gretchen Galanis, George -{ 8i y EIGHTH GRADE Gantt, John Gaines, James Garner, Joanne Gawen, Marbury Gay, Jan Gedrose, Garnett Gerhard, Marilyn Godwin, Roy Gonyea, Exzilda Goode, John Gorham, Bernard Gray, Doris Gregg, Evelyn Groves, Carolyn Grubb, Mary Frances Gulledge, Paul Haislip, Carolyn Hall, Gifford Hall, John Hall, Rebecca Halterman, Mary Lou Halterman, Wilbur Hamilton, Barbara Hamilton, Gail Hannah, Paul Hensborough, Vernon Harrison, John Havenner, Deanna Hawkins, Robert Hayden, Mary Beth Hayler, Dorothy Hazelwood, Marie Heckendorn, Gladys Henderson, Neal Herring, Woodrow Hessom, James Hill, Donald Hinds, James Hippier, Jeannette Hite, Stanley Hockman, Virginia Holland, Enola Holland, Raphael Holmberg, Bruce Hood, Jim Hood, Karen Houtz, Charles Hubbard, Daniel Huesmann, Amy Huesmann, Loury Hunt, Patricia Hunter, Steve Huntt, Mary Huseby, Thomas -I 82 J. EIGHTH GRADE Ingle, Nancy James, Bruce Jaquess, Patricia Jeffrey, Mary Jeffries, Gayle Jenkins, Barbara Jcrman, Mildred Johnson, Frank Johnson, Lee Johnson, Terry Jones, Bernard Jones, Horace Judd, Barbara Kagey, Wayne Kaiser, Jerry Kelly, Mary Lou Kelly, Virginia Kerns, Phyllis Kerrick, Alan Keys, John Kidwell, Betty Kipps, David Kirby, Eugene Knisley, Rits Knox, Harry Koehlin, Nancy Koustenis, Billy , Krehbiel, Marguerite LaDue, Freddie Lamberton, Barbara Langhorne, Denny Langhorne, Louise LeCompte, Thomas Ledford, Sata Lee, Jack Leestma, Jan Leigh, Lewis Leonard, Benny Leonard, Betty Lewis, Billy Lillard, Shirley Light, William Locke, Nancy Luttrell, Ramona Maben, Wilbur Mahon, William Mason, Joan Masters, Leon Marrow, Carolyn Marshall, Estelle Marshall, Joan McConaghy, James McDonough, Raymond McKinney, Beverly -[ 83 1 - EIGHTH GRADE McLaughlin, Carol McNair, Roy Meyers, Henrietta Miller, Bess Miller, Doris Jean Miller, Mary Rose Mohler, Alan Monaco, Laurina Montaque, Noel Montgomery, Jack Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Guy Moorman, Jerry Morrow, Linda Moyer, Janet Muchler, Caroline Mudd, Joann Mueller, Arleen Mullins, John Mylroie, Jayne Newcomb, Sarah Norris, Vera Nuckols, James Nutter, Linda Sue Oliver, Betty Oliver, Richard Overby, Susan Pace, James Parsons, Barbara Parsons, Jean Patterson, Jim Payne, Janice Payne, Rebecca Pearson, Edward Pearson, Edwin Peil, Sabra Pendergraph, Drema Phillips, Delores Phillips, Geraldine Pickett, Peter Polychrones, Perry Pomeroy, Hazel Poole, Allan Poole, Beverly Poole, Dred Porter, Harold Potter, Arline Pridgen, Gladys Prince, Billy Printz, Joyce Pugh, William Pullin, Charles Quinlan, Thomas Rambo, Janis 1 84 y EIGHTH GRADE Ramey, Franklin Ramsey, Alan Redmiles, Richard Reid, Hugh Reynolds, Joanne Reynolds, Shirley Riggles, Carol Riley, Ronnie Rinker, Rufus Ritchie, Melvin Robertson, Harmon Robinson, Anne Robinson, Don Rolka, Raymond Rose, Arthur Rose, Martin Ross, Robert Rotenberry, George Rowland, Bobby Sanders, Nancy Saunders, Joanne Sayre, Janet Scammahorn, Elaine Scott, Joan Shanton, John Sheaffer, Joe Sheetz, Wesley Shank, Sandra Sherman, Sidona Sherwood, Anabelle Shipman, David Simmons, Allen Simmons, Roy Simpson, Dale Simpson, Grace Simpson, Teresa Sisk, Harry Skela, Pam Sloper, Betty Sloper, Edwin Smith, Anna Sue Smith, Aubrey Smullin, Nancy Somers, Margaret Sorg, Betty Sorg, Virginia Sowers, Allan Spencer, Margaret Spencer, Mary Statts, Jackie Stein, Virginia Stewart, George Stewart, Johnny Strauser, Ronald H 85 1- EIGHTH GRADE Sullivan, Sheila Sutphin, Nellie Swain, Michael Talbott, Carol Ann Taylor, Clyde Thomas, Nancy T ' illett, Ekie Trollinger, Dorothy Turner, Barbara Van Doren, Judith Vannoy, Bobbie Via, Beverly Vogel, Joseph Voigt, Anna Wagner, Karen Walker, Lois Walker, Louise Walters, Isabelle Waring, George Warren, Donald Watkins, Harvey Watson, Barbara Weeks, Roberta Wenberg, Ronnie Whitehouse, Frances Williams, Irene Williams, John Wills, Faye Windham, Katherine Wood, John Wright, Charles Wyckoff, Jimmy Yates, Donald Young, Marjorie Young, Roberta Zimbro, Neta 86 h 1. Benny Leonard 2. Anne Voight 3. Given Dyer and Virginia Fowler 4. fames Edmunds 3. Nancy Locke 6. foan Dames 7. Delores and ferry Phillips 8. Gail Hamilton 9. Charlotte Dansburger 10. Myrtle Carpenter, Nellie Sutphin, Gladys Pridgen, and Eula Dollinger 11. foan Aludd 12. Danny Hubbard 13. Alary Lon and Virginia Kelly 14. Nancy Ingle 13. Barbara Turner 16. Ruth Cau dle 17. Sin gin’ for Sambo «{ 87 y Assembly King and Queen FOR A NIGHT AND THE BAND PLAYED ON AC 1 1 V 1 1 1 E I Ike $2 jate jac ampler £ta$ Co-Editors Jule Gilbertson Bogardus Moore Business Manager Barbara Mead Advertising Manager Martha Phillips Senior Editor Mary Frances Cornell Typing Editor Members James Davis Joy FIelbig Agnes Kitchen Rovene Miller Beverly Reeves Underclass Editor Beulah Adams Athletic Editor Jo Showman Activities Editor Pat Turner Christina Moore I Ellen Riley f the Staff Janice Sembower Sally Smith Nancy Waple Kay Weber Toni Weber Advertising Staff Barbara Mead Business Manager Martha Phillips Advertising Manager Business : Martha Phillips Barbara Mead Janice Sembower Editorial Staff Editors : Jule Gilbertson B o Moore At Work : Martha Phillips Jule Gilbertson B o Moore Barbara Mead Mrs. Hopper ■L Editorial Staff Pictured below: First row: Chris Moore. Typing Editor-, Jule Gilbertson, Bo Moore, Co-Editors-, Pat Turner; Ac- tivities Editor; Barbara Mead, Business Manager. Second row : Mary Francis Cornell. Senior Editor; Martha Phillips. Adver- tising Editor; Ellen Riley, Typist; Beulah Adams, Underclass Editor; Jo Showman, Athletic Editor. Oait OactA Faculty Sponsors Mrs. Pearl Hanson Mr. Walter Dowling Editorial Staff Editor in chief Managing Editor Copy Editor Second Page Editor Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor . . Headline-Make-up Editors, . . . . Philip Monson Dick Patton . . . Beverly Miller Nancy Berry .... Betty Collier Sally Smith ( Bill Fox ) Julian Withlrall Art Editor . . . Photography . News Editor . Feature Editor Susan Cook . . . Jarrell Raper Vada Lee Monson . . . . Susan Bender Student Opinion Editor Kit Miniclier Reporters Marilyn Oflet Hannie Von Kretchner Joyce Adams Bill Clark Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Exchange Editor Business Staff Agnes Kitchen Nellie Glascock Joy Helbig Aims and Accomplishments Fair Facts ” is the school newspaper of Fairfax High School, printed and published by the students. Its aim is to impartially record events of interest to the students in the school and to inform its readers about coming events. Student (joHennwHt OFFICERS President Leon Lytton Vice-President . Tom Yarbrough Secretary Janet Hailman Treasurer Tom Boswell Faculty Sponsors Mrs. Marjorie French Mr. Emory Chesley Mr. Craighill Burks STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES Abner, Marcelene Hesson, James Powers, Janice Beckwith, Juanita Houck, Norman Ramsey, Alan Bonnett, Michael Kerrick, Glenwood Rice, Paul Breckley, Robert Kline, Grace Reeves, Beverly Cooke, Jo Anne Luxford, Angela Russell, Mike Cook, Mary Marshall, Joan Schaffer, Carol Collette, Marcia MacAdam, Debbie Shanton, John Crumbaugh, Juanita McDonough, Barbara Showman, To Curtain, Delores McDonough, Raymond Smarr, Shirley Cushnie, Dick McKenna, Ellen Sowers, Barbara Dansburger, Charlotte Miller, Jackie Talbot, Carol Duley, Carlin Moreland, Arthur Talbot, Harriet Edmunds, James Phillips, Doris Talbot, Richard Gahart, Richard Phillips, Delores Uhler, Sally Gilbertson, Susie Polychrones, Tykie Waller, Louise Griffith, Richard Porter, Harold Waple, Joan Hess, Tommy Yarbrough, Lucy ■{ 94 y £tu4ent (jdPerHtneHt Cabinet Susan Cook, Bobby Cox, Douglas Dove, Jim Dowell, Nellie Glascock, Ken Grubb, Oscar Hinshaw, Dorothy Hughes, Bob Huguley, Harold Jeffries, George Justusson, Marie Koci, Gene Miller, William Powers, Walter Robbins, Margaret Uhler, Marlene Williams, Rod Worth, Penny Taylor. Before school, we had a luncheon for the new teachers. A new committee, the coordinating committee, was formed. The purpose of this committee was to limit the activities so that no two would fall on the same date and to keep them far enough apart so that student attendance would be more certain. New stationery was printed for the Student Government by Mr. Dowling ' s print shop. We took charge of the traffic problem in the halls with the Chief Monitor and his appointed monitors. A welcoming party for the teachers and new students was given the early fall. The annual Homecoming which includes an Alumni banquet, football game, and a dance was held. We sponsored the Cavalcade to Lane. Junior assistants were added to the Cabinet so that they could assist the regular members and be capable of taking the jobs themselves the next year. We sponsored the annual Christmas Welfare Program, and the magazine drive. Student Government will receive the annual sum of $450 out of this fund. Four representatives and a sponsor attended the State SCA Convention at Longwood College, Farmville, Vir- ginia. The District Music Festival was sponsored by the music department with the aide of Student Government. d 95 y Student Government Juniors Assistants Susan Bender, Eugene Hayden, Nelson Hen- sley, Joyce Leigh, Mar- shall Morrow, Tommy Mullins, Doris New- come, Lowell Smith, Bob Wagner, Bill Wat- son, Charlotte White, Larry Wilbur. Activities Committee In Action Senators Seniors: Barbara Carroll Oscar Hinshaw Juniors: Etta Koch Joyce Adams Sophomores: Betty Lou Payne Stanley Keifer Freshmen: Mary Gerwig Peggy Gramm Father in Heaven from Above . . . ” Senators Publications Publicity £tu4ent (jctiernmeHt PATROLS OFFICERS Captain. .Walter Robbins Co-Captain . .Mike Russell Lieutenant . .Elizabeth Anderson Sponsor. .William Manvell Members Albrecht, Carol Geier, Margaret Mason, Charles Ritter, Jenry Aholt, Charles Hall, Bobby McDonough, Roger Robey, June Anderson, Elizabeth Hall, Warren Mellender, Joe Robinson, Blanche Aubrey, Leo Hansborough, Vernon Miller, Gene Rolka, Raymond Bostic, Roger Harrison, John Miniclier, Kit Rosin, Arlene Brown, Betty Hawkins, Frances Mitchell, Richard Russell, Mike Cornell, Mary Frances Hayden, Eugene Morrison, Mary Saffer, Helen Crouch, Dorothy Hennings, Jerry Mozingo, Billy Saunders, Walter Dansburger, Charlotte Ingle, Peggy Mullen, Thomas Sevier, Michael Davis, Thelma Jenkins, John Norris, Gerald Shanton, John Dowell, Barbara Johnson, Lee Payne, Aurena Shiflet, Elinor Dowell, Roger Johnston, Jimmy Plaugher, Deane Short, Cecil Dye, Stanley Kelsey, Ben Plum, Nancy Sloper, Eddie England, Margaret Kipps, David Pomeroy, Hazel Walker, Shirley Ennis, Roger Kline, John Powers, William Ward, Johny Eskridge, Ruth Knott, Homer Pyne, Edgar Weeks, Edith Fletcher, Flossie Leonard, Benny Rasmussen, Carol Wenberg, Ronnie Fritter, Raymond Lester, Delmar Riley, Ellen West, Donna Gantt, Johnny Lewis, Billy Riggles, Ruth Williams, Jack Aims and Accomplishments The Senior Patrol Group of Fairfax High School, sponsored by the Police Depart- ment of Fairfax County, and the American Automobile Association, has for its aim the promotion of safety in the transporting of students to and from school. One of their most important functions is that of aiding students to cross streets safely when leaving the school bus. Our gruop has participated in all of the Safety Patrol Parades and has won trophies for floats and slogans for three successive years. Our Ground Patrols assist the officers stationed in front of the school in controlling traffic, and aiding students across the road. i 98 y in Action MONITORS OFFICERS Head Monitor. .Oscar Hinshaw Junior Assistant. .Nelson Hensley Faculty Sponsor. .Mr. Emory Chesley Members Bohannon, George Hamilton, Eugene Mullen, Tommy Cook, William Hensley, Nelson Oliver, Burtner Crosby, Ted Hinshaw, Oscar Patton, Richard Dooley, Carlin Houck, Norman Paxson, David Dove, Douglas Jefferies, Harold Polychrome, Taikey Dowell, Jim Justusson, George Powers, William Duncan, Robert Klyn, Richard Simpson, Jim Dye, Stanley Makely, LeRoy Sparks, Harold Gerken, Carl Morrow, Marshall Stover, George Gilley, Ronald Moore, Hewit Talbott, Richard Hager, Harry Miniclier, Kit Thompson, Lee Hall, Wayne Mudd, William Whittle, William Via, Fred Aims and Accomplishments When the one way traffic system was organized and adopted the aim was to have an efficient system. We believe that is just what we have had this year. The monitor system has not been perfect, however, it has relieved what would have been, extremely congested halls. d 99 y !? ? Hchw £ccietif OFFICERS President Vice-President . Secretary T reasnrer Faculty Sponsor Dorothy Hughes Barbara Staton Sue Woods William Powers Miss Kern MEMBERS ( Seniors ) ( Juniors ) Beach, Betty Carroll, Barbara Collier, Betty Cook, Susan Cornell, Mary Frances Glascock, Nellie Goodkind, Arthur Harris, Betty Jean Hughes, Dorothy Lytton, Leon Monson, Phil Powers, William Rose, Norma Sembower, Janice Staton, Barbara Ann Stough, Beatrice Vain, Leilani Witherell, Julian Wood, Sue Bender, Susan Cox, Bobby Hailman, Janet Hensley, Nelson Jones, Nancy Justusson, George Kitchen, Agnes Newcome, Doris Ann Stroud, Ann White, Charlotte Aims 1. Inspire ideals of the Honor Society, Honor Code and Honor System in students of High School. 2. Render service to High School. Accomplishments 1. Held two induction ceremonies. 2. Awarded scholarship to a deserving senior. 3. Conducted religious programs throughout the year. 4. Established a trust fund for future scholarships. d too y Junior Honor Society Presid ent Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Faculty Sponsors OFFICERS Toni Wf.bhr Carolyn Richey Carolyn Brumback Connie Lytton M rs. Mildred Leigh I Mrs. Ethel Slonaker Members Besley, Susan Brumback. Carolyn Chandler, Delores Crouch, Barbara Dalton, Robert Adams, Elizabeth Barkman, Vail Cushman, Nanette Edwards, Barbara Ferguson, Elizabeth Fones, Ellen Gilpatrick, Jean Hall, Robert Long, Ida Lytton, Connie Richey, Carolyn Not Pictured Fisher, Nancy Key, Kay Hansborough, Betty Robinson, George Humphreys, Betty Tichnor, Bonnie Aims and Accomplishments — 1951-1952 Ross, Betsy Sanders, Mary Sykes, Lynn Wiles, Geraldine Weber, Toni Warner, Carla White, Judy To conduct Christmas and Easter Chapel programs. To give half of our money from selling Christmas cards to the endowment fund, toward giving two scholarships as soon as the funds provide. To conduct a public relations program through the eighth grade orientation classes. To induct into membership those students showing outstanding leadership, scholar- ship, service, character and citizenship. To sell Easter Seals to benefit the Crippled Children ' s Home. To see that there is a flag and Bible in each homeroom. Presented to the school a large Bible to express what we feel is the true sentiment and spirit. J 101 1- Concert Sand President — Jarrell Raper Vice-President — Colby Collier Secretary — Billy Bruin Recording Secretary — Barbara Miller Treasurer — Susan Bender Student Directors — Jarrell Raper, Rod Worth, Phil Trenis Uniform Custodian — Phil Trenis Librarian — Rod Worth, Jack Wilroy Property Manager — Martin Spilman Faculty Sponsor — Phil Fuller Fluter: Susan Bender, Janice Miller, Julian Withered, Raynell Woods Oboe: Phil Monson Bb Clarinet: Rod Worth, William Berry, Anthea Burnett. Allan Clarke, Anne Clifford, John Cornelson, Una Lee Ehinger, Mary Lou Gardner , Margie Helmcamp, Duane Hess, Betty Hough, Grace Kline, Randy LeGallais, Robert McDiarmid, Barbara Miller, Howard Payne, Patsy Payne, Gilbert Post, Ronnie Riley, Donald Rouse, Mildred Seligman, Ronnie Stancil, Carl Stewart Bass Clarinet: Ruth Nordlie Saxophone: Mike Brittingham, Jacquelyn Cabaniss, Randy LeGallais, Janice Payne Coronet: Billy Bruin, James Benham, Larry Boyer, Sharyl Bryant, Neil Collier, Frank Gardner, Laura Gerhard, Robert McDonough, David Paxton, Ruth Simpkins, Martin Spilman French Horn: Bill Fox, Larry Bootes. Paul Hannah, Lee Hubbard Trombone: Jarrell Raper, James Cole, Janice Dominy, Elizabeth Ferguson, Chris Gil- bertson, Arthur Moreland, Jack Wilroy Baritone: Jack Connolly, Garyl Bryant, Paul Jarrell, Margaret Raper, Phil Trenis First Chair Aims and Accomplishments The concert Band opened a busy year with performances at each of the home games of the football season. An outstanding event was the trip to Lane High School when the band traveled by commercial bus for the first time. Although rain prevented marching it was a thoroughly successful trip, because the two bands played concerts for each other in the Lane auditorium, and combined to play the two school songs together. The Band presented the first of its annual Fall Concerts in November. The disappointment of the first semester was the cancellation of the annual Christmas concert due to inclement weather. The second semester opened with the Pre-Festival Concert March 28. One week later the Band and the school was host to the District IV Music Festival for the second successive year. An Honor Band was formed the second semester which consisted of 35 of the out- standing bandsmen. Its first engagement was to provide incidental music for the Senior Play. Plans were made to present concerts at each of the feeder elementary schools. Following the Spring concerts the band participated in the Vienna and Washington Safety Patrol Parades. The concerts were brought to an end with the May Concert and the graduation ceremonies. The instrumentation of the band was increased this year by one Recording Bass, one Oboe, and the possibility of acquiring its first Bassoon was well in view. j 102 y fltl-£tate Sand tflentberA—1952 The Northern Virginia All-State and was held at Lane High School in Charlottes- ville, February 8, 9, 10. It is comprised of outstanding students of bands and orchestras in the schools of nineteen of the Northern Virginia Counties. The students pass com- petitive examinations in the torm ot auditions within their own schools and must meet the standards set by the Band and Orchestra Directors ot Northern Virginia. Upon arrival at the host school they are again auditioned by a panel of judges and placed in one of two bands, and their seating is determined by the results of the audition. Concert Band Barbara Miller Rod Worth . . . Jarrell Raper Billy Bruin . . Ruth Simpkins Phil Trenis . . . Colby Collier Susan Bender . Nils Anderson Lee Hubbard . . Clarinet 1st Chair Bass Clarinet 1st Chair Trombone Cornet Cornet Trombone Tuba Flute Snare Drum French Horn Workshop Band — Mary Lou Gardner A 103 y fceMrtie Sawd Members Faculty Sponsor — Mr. Phil Flute: Scammahorn, Elaine Fowler, Virginia Oliver, Betty Printz, Joyce Clarinet : Ramsey, Alan Creutz, Charles Gerhard, Marilyn Hood, Jim Bel Lamberton, Barbara Light, Billy Miller, Doris Penton, Marion Pills, Gerald Pugh, William Smith, Anna Sue Waller, Louise Walters, Isabel Saxophone : Stewart, George Cornet : Plumer, Bobby Burke, Bradley Chalker, Julian First Chair Fuller Cruey, Ray Gayhart, Richard Pickett, Peter Plummer, Bobby Wyckoff, Jimmy Mellophone: Holland, Raphael Trombone: Shelton, Starley Eichelberger, Jerry Kline, John Baritone: Leestma, Jan Tuba: Miller, Jack Percussion : Herring, Woodrow Adams, Elizabeth Elliot, Tim Gant, Johnny Gunnell, Colin Hubbard, Danny McDonough, Ray Phillips, Dolores Out fiancf in fetich ■{ 104 y Mini Percussion Trombones Cornets and French Horns Clarinets Flutes and Saxophones Euphonium and Tubas Choral Ijtud c After several years of working toward a mixed choir this year we have one com- posed of fifty-f ive members. In the fall officers were elected and installed in an impres- sive candlelight service. Our annual Snow Ball was the highlight of the winter social season and was hailed a big success. We sang in the Fall Concert and gave a Thanksgiving Assembly. Our Christmas Vespers program was on Sunday, December 16 , and was our outstanding presentation of the year. We also sang at the Methodist Church, gave a spring concert and entered the District Festival. OFFICERS President Marlene Williams Vice President Harold Jefferies Librarian Betty Berezoski Treasurer Oliver Besley Faculty Sponsor Geraldine Sherwood Sopranos : Anderson, Gaynelle Cline, Joan McKenna, Ellen Stroud, Ann Berezoski, Betty Cox, Betty Price, Shirley Waller, Martha Cline, Jean Heath, Ellen Soule, Barbara Altos : Williams, Marlene Albretch, Carol Hailman, Janet Pearson, Jo Anne Staton, Barbara Carroll, Barbara Hirkness, Diane Phillips, Doris Wight, Kathleen fitter, Josie Gilbertson, Jule Haislip, Martha Moore, Bogardus Sembower, Janice Smith, Sally Tenors ' . Yowell, June Bryce, Lynn Davis, Robert Kieffcr, Stanley Myers, Donald Canard, Cubic Eaton, Jerry Krebs, Richard Payne, Ambrose Cushnie, Richard Kearns, Teddy Mullen, Tommy Basses : Thatcher, Billy Strong, Bruce Besley, Oliver Copeland, Ronald Mason, Michael Morrow, Marshall Case, John Hower, Paul Mellender, Joe Printz, Bill Cobb, James Jones, Eddie Miller, Gene Stevens, John { 106 y NINETTE Faculty Sponsor : Mrs. Stacy Sherwood Members Berezoski, Betty Carroll, Barbara Cline, Jean Cline, Joan Gilbertson, Jule Gilbertson, Suzi Hailman, Janet Price, Shirley Wight, Kathleen Aims and Accomplishments This year the sextet of past years grew into a ninette. Early in the year the group made a television appearance. They also sang for the Fall Concert, Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, Fairfax Music Guild, Teacher’s Workshop, Spring Concert and the District Festival. Choral tfluAic Aims Early in the year try-outs were held for this group. Finally six new members were chosen for their ability and interest in ensemble singing. The group participated in the Fall Concert, Christmas Vespers, Assemblies, Spring Concert, District Festival, Teacher ' s Workshop and a Brotherhood program. Double Sextet Faculty Sponsor. Mrs. Stacy Sherwood Members Albretch, Carol Harkness, Diane McKenna, Ellen McNeeley, Elsie Stroud, Ann Williams, Marlene Eaton, Jerry Fox, Bill Kieffer, Stanley Jeffries, Harold Jones, Eddie Stevens, John Jite JigkterA Faculty Sponsor — Mr. Emory W. Chesley MEMBERS Benham, James Mason Bohannon, George Ernest Carr, James F. Case, John Harvey Caudle, John Edgar Cook, John Dismuke, Charles Philip Dooley, Carlin Gunnell, Colin Campbell Heishman, Hugh Rollins Howe, Bruce Huguley, Donald Lee Huguley, Robert L. Jefferies, Harold Kochnlein, Gerald Lawson, Thomas Mason, John Michael Mellender, Joseph Miller, Gene Ellsworth Mohler, Ewell Stanley Noble, Travis Norris, Gerald Dana Patton, Richard Donovan Payne, Howard Whitewell Pendley, John David Pickett, Edward Saunders, Walter Vance Shackelford, R. Lee Simpson, Jimmy Spitler, Ted W. Stuart, Luther Green Sutphin, William B. Talbott, Liand Edward Timmons, Everett Banc Vialette, Ronald E. Wills, Jack Allen Whittle, William Thomas Yocum, Melvin Henry d 108 y SuA ' mAA Club Faculty Sponsor — Mr. Ralph H. Lewis President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . . OFFICLRS William Powers Gene Miller Mike Hinshaw Ambrose Payne Members Roderic Swain Mike Hinshaw Donald Lawson Carl Simpson Ambrose Payne William Powers Leon Lytton Joe Mellender Robert Krehbiel Gilbert King Richard Talbot Gene Miller Tom Mullen James Cobb Aims-. 1. To make money for the school. 2. To teach courtesy salesmanship and a business sense. 3. Improve various mechanical aspects of the club. d 109 b tatih Club Faculty Sponsor — Miss Theodora C. Cox OFFICERS President Lee Stough Vice-President Joanne Amundson Secretary Geraldine Wiles Treasurer Geraldine Wiles Adams, Eugene Amundson, Joanne Cook, Dimitra Cromer, Kathryn Gerwing, Mary Greene, Susan Members Hayslett, Hilbert Heath, Agnes Hess, Thomas Hunter, Nancy Lawrence, Edward Lawson, Donald Leonard, Wilma Lee Mullen, Kathleen Stough, Lee Sutphin, Billy Wiles, Geraldine Aims and Accomplishments This club was organized last fall. Plans were made to meet twice each month on the third Wednesday. A program committee was appointed, the members being Mary Gerwing, Chairman Eugene Adams, and Susan Greene. Meetings were held regularly. The group gave up two meetings because important formal Latin needed work. Parties were held at Christmas and on the fourteenth of February. The program committee had enlivening and interesting programs that invariably advanced the learn- ing of the class. A picture was made for the Fare Fac Sampler. The main aim was to add to the interest of the class while advancing knowledge of Latin. d no Y V iitrtarij Helper Faculty Sponsors — Miss Virginia Organ, Miss Virginia Stanley MEMBERS Cook, Mary Detwiler, Alfred Firestone, Betty Glascock, Nellie Gray, Charles blunter, Myra Johnston, Doris Jones, Shirley Kane, Mary Lytton, Connie Mullen, Kathaleen Peacher, Gloria Reeves, Beverly Rosin, Arlene Sembower, Janice Sherwood, Shirley Taylor, Joan Timmons, Joan Turner, Patricia Vain, Leilani White, Constance Zimbro, Virgie Aims and Accomplishments In addition to the regular librarians, the library staff is composed of a group of student assistants who show a keen interest in working with books. Through their work they become familiar with the library and are thus fitted to help others to become better acquainted with its facilities. They stimulate reading interest by the arrangement of bulletin board displays, posters, and book reviews. At all times they strive to improve the library, both in appearance and usefulness. During the year they sponsored a movie, the proceeds of which were used in buying special reference books; they put on a drive to get more books; they gave a tea for the faculty; and they helped to improve the services of the library by their splendid cooperation. j in y Student SuA fatter A President Paul Hower Faculty Sponsor Mr. Cyrus Doub Bowler, Stanley Case, John Evans, Ralph Haynes, Vernon Hipsley, Howard Hower, Paul MEMBERS Huguley, Donald Jeffries, Harold Klyn, Richard Krehbiel, Robert Lester, Francis Lewis, Francis Makeley, Le Roy Moore, Hewitt Pattishall, Lewis Robbins, Walter Russell, Mike Seal, Robert Shue, Fred Aims and Accomplishments This dub was organized early this year for the first time with the purpose of draw- ing the Student drivers together into a unit which could discuss problems and make suggestions and recommendations more effectively. This aim shows precedence with the aim of understanding more fully the great responsibility that each of the drivers has in the transporting of school children. A great deal has been accomplished towards the fulfilment of these aims but it is hoped that as the club grows older more visable progress will be made. d 112 V Junicf CitijeMhifi Club OFFICERS President Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Sponsor . . Lee Keyes Ronald Cole . . . Damitra Cooke Miss Ruth Royston MEMBERS Avery John Bonnett, Tom Bostic, Roger Cannard, Cubie Chavez, Joe Cole, Donald Cole, Ronald Heath, Buddy Hess, Marvin Keener, Wade Keys, Lee Lawson, Donald Maley, Howard Russell, Jake Hector, Jimmy Bishop, Jane Bles, Virginia Bost, Nancy Breckley, Correne Brown, Shirley A. Burke, Virginia Byrne, Polly Cook, Damitra Isdell, Carrol Magarity, Doreen Aims: To work together in a club. To become better citizens. To help the school improve in any way we can. Projects: Programs. Parties in room. Book week Exhibit. Planned: A field trip to Court House. d 113 y Projection Club The Projection Crew performs a valuable service to Fairfax High School . . . Running and supervising of classroom movies. . . . Teaching members and students how to operate and take proper care of projection equipment. MEMBERS Bohannon, George Hower, Paul Dye, Stanley Mudd, William Robbins, Walter Co-Head Operators — Walter Robbins and Paul Hower d 114 y VarJiti Club President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Faculty Sponsor OFFICERS Richard Cockrill Jerry Keys Beatrice Stoijgh Bobbie Chappelle Mr. William Edmondson MEMBERS Beans, Virginia Bender, Susan Bennett, Clyde Bennett, James Boswell, Tom Cline, Jean Cline, Joan Chappelle, Bobbie Cockrill, Richard Collier, Betty Connelly, Jack Crosby, Ted Dansburger, Barbara Donald, Kieth Dowell, Jim Evans, Ralph Everly, David Foltz, Steve Fones, Garland Frinks, Eugene Fulghum, Dorothy Gerken, Karen Gerkin, Carl Glascock, Nellie Flailman, Janet Haislip, Martha Heishman, Hugh Hensley, Nelson Hinshaw, Oscar Hower, Paul Huguley, Bob Huguley, Don Jones, Eddie Jones, Nancy Keys, Jerry King, Gilbert Knupp, Lee Koch, Etta Mae Krehbiel, Kate Landon, Sam Marshall, Shirley Moore, Bo Perry, Craig Phillips, Dot Reed, Rickey Reiter, Sonny Rice, Paul Rinker, Charlie Russell, Doris Saffer, Skinny Shelton, Cecil Stough, Bea Stover, George Talbot, Eddie Thompson, Lee Watkins, Jimmy White, Charlotte Wood, Stewart Wood, Sue Woodbury, Mike Yarbrough, Lucien Yarbrough, Tom Young, Jimmy Yowell, Nancy Aims and Accomplishments The Varsity Club sold School Daze memory books and sponsored a comical basketball game to make money for the Senior Awards. It held its annual banquet for all students who had earned Varsity letters. d 115 J- We Won ie ATHLETICS iflss Athletics i % K mmt , c. ■ «► O 1 ( J FAIRFAX HIGH COACHES First roiv — Mr. Coyle — Director of Athletics and Coach — Baseball; Miss Knauss — Coach — Basketball; Mrs. Harmon — Coach — Hockey ; Mrs. Wood — Director of Girls’ Athletics. Second row — Mr. Williams — Coach — Eighth Grade Bas- ketball; Mr. Doub — Coach — Eighth Grade Baseball; Mr. Edmondson — Coach Varsity Football. Third row — Mr. Broaddus — Coach — Junior Varsity — Basketball; Mr. Johnson — Assistant Coach — Football — Mr. Phipps — Coach — Eighth Grade Football. Not in picture : Mr. Waller — Coach — Varsity Basketball J H8 I- 1951 SEASON Opponent We They Washington-Lee . . . . .21 26 Charlotte Hall . . . . . .31 6 James Wood . . . . . . .32 12 James Monroe . . . . . .26 13 Falmouth . . .20 2 Falls Church . . . . . . .51 6 Western . . .13 6 Lane . . . 12 2 Chamberlain . . .21 0 Mount Vernon . . . . . 0 7 Totals. .. .227 68 VarAitif ' Jcetball Coaches Mr. William Edmondson, Head coach Mr. Dick Johnson, Assistant line coach Mr. John. Broaddus, Assistant end coach First row. Tom Boswell, Donald Huguley, Chris Gilbertson, James Harris, Oliver Besley, Keith Donald, Travis Noble, Richard Cockrill Second row : Garland Fones, Billy Jones, Ralph Evans, James Watkins, John Saf- fer, co-captain; Sonny Reiter, co-captain; James Dowell, Clyde Bennett, George Carrera Third row. Smoky Stover, Edward Talbot, James Bennett, Stuart Wood, Dennis King, Oscar Hinshaw, Eugene Hamilton, Nelson Hinsley, Tommy Yarbrough, Lee Knupp, Larry Shephard, Keith Short Fourth row. Ted Crosby, Paul Rice, Eugene Frinks, Cecil Shelton, Howard Strang, Lucien Yarbrough, Robert Breckley, Robert Wagner Juhicr Vanity Jcctball 1951 SEASON Opponent We Falls Church 0 Mount Vernon 0 Mount Vernon 7 Falls Church 6 G. W 0 Totals .... 13 Coach-. Mr. James Coyle Although our J.V.s” did not pile up a list of wins they put up some good scrappy fights against their opponents and gained a lot of good experience. First row: John Penley, Jackie Miller, Seth Searcy, Fouie Robbins, Mike Wood- bury, Bill Via, Bill Morris, Mike Mason, Dorsey Smith, Gary Rowe, Farry Bootes, Berry Much, Jerry Eaton Second row: Dick Grefe, John Fletcher, George Robinson, Bobby Vincent, Wesley Adams, Bill Wisner, Donald Haines, Howard Payne, Gene Miller, Stanley Jones, Fred Via, Marvin Hess, Fawrence Henry, Bruce Strong. Third row: Lindy Shank, Donald Russell, John Atwell, Hilbert Hayslett, James Johnson, Eddie Barawoski, Durwood Register, Alvin Pearson, Alger Bowman, Anthony Vogel, Starley Shelton. Gilbert Post, Bill Wagner, Ted Spitler. They 18 7 32 9 20 86 d 120 y Cighth (jtade Jcctball Co-captains: Johnny Keys, Lee Johnson First row: George Waring, Jim Patterson, Raymond Mc- Donough, Aubrey Smith, Johnny Keys, Perry Polychrones, Lee Johnson, Allan Poole, John Mullens, Harold Porter, Eugene Kirby, Joe Shaffer Second rote: Roger Dowell, Jimmy Wycoff, David Ship- man, Tommy LeCompte, Charles Pullen, Jack Carpenter, Allen Kirk, John Goode, Ray Fritter, Danny Hubbard Third row: Dred Poole, Sammy Ellis, John Wood, John- ny Adams, Richard Oliver, Jack Statts, Tim Elliott. 1951 SEASON Opponent We Falls Church 6 Herndon 13 Falls, Church 53 Falls Church 41 Herndon 13 Mount Vernon 18 Mount Vernon 19 Mount Vernon 34 They 7 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 Total points. . . .197 19 Coaches Mr. Robert Phipps. Head Coach Mr. John Waller. Assistant Coach Manager: David Ait (jitb ' VarAitif fjcckeif First rou ' Shirley Marshall, Nancy Yowell, Martha Haislip, Sue Wood, Etta Koch, Lucy Yarbrough. Second row: Karen Gerken, Nellie Glascock, Doris Russell, Bea Stough, Nancy Jones, Jessica McClain, Connie Moravitz, Susan Bender. 1951 SEASON Opponent R 7 e Mount Vernon 6 Falls Church 2 Eastern 4 Falls Church 4 Mount Vernon 2 Falls Church 2 Total Points. ... 20 They 0 2 0 3 0 6 11 Coach : Mrs. Irene Harmon d 122 ✓ i Junior VarAity Hockey First row. Joanne Cooke, Vada Lee Monson, Jane Searcy, Ilene Dawson, Diane Harkness, Gayle Prosise. Second row. Doris Newcomb, Nancy Berry, Pat Smith, Sally Smith, Dorothy Fulghum, Jean Bell, Jean Robinson, Barbara Murray. 1951 SEASON Opponent We They Falls Church 2 1 Falls Church l i Falls Church 1 0 Mount Vernon 1 0 Total points. ... 5 2 Coach : Miss Dariel Knauss d 123 f VarJiti SaAketball p � i First row. Lee Knupp, Tom Yarbrough, John Saffer, Gilbert King, Lee Thompson Second rote. Mike Woodbury, Jimmy Dowell, Carl Henderson, Craig Perry Coadr. Mil. Ed Waller Managers Carl Gerken Travis Noble Eugene Hamilton Kim Cannon B � Hi k W .V Co-Captains : John Saffer Gilbert King VarJitij SaAketball SCHEDULE Opponent We They Quantico . . .50 49 Falls Church . . .41 51 Thomas Jefferson . . .29 42 Washington-Lee .... . . .30 57 Mount Vernon . . . 17 45 Thomas Jefferson . . . . . .30 51 James Wood . . .48 41 ' George Washington . . . .27 84 Falls Church . . .38 33 Quantico . . .43 42 Dematha . . .32 57 Dcmatha . . .42 52 Washington-Lee .... . . .24 64 James Wood . . .36 42 Mount Vernon . . .42 66 George Washington . . .28 86 Total. . . .557 862 Seniors Lee Thompson Jimmy Dowell Tom Yarbrough Craig Perry Carl Henderson d 12; y — Junior VarJiti Saiketball First rou . Garn Webb, Jimmy Benham, Durwood Regis- ter, Captain; Lucien Yarbrough, Russell Ware Second row: Bob Moser, Jerry Keys, Jay Furry, Elmer Mudd, Billy Sutphin, Ted Darrell Coach Broaddus SCHEDULE Opponent We They Quantico 35 14 Falls Church 34 26 Thomas Jefferson 23 44 Washington- Lee 13 29 Mount Vernon 23 13 James Wood 23 20 Georqe Washington 30 47 Leesburg 37 41 Falls Church 27 42 Quantico 31 12 Dematha 28 27 Dematha 39 27 Washington-Lee 36 40 James Wood 40 28 Mount Vernon 20 21 George Washington 26 34 Totals. . . .465 465 d 126 y Ctyktk (jtade SaAketkall SCHEDULE Opponent We They Falls Church 6 29 Mount Vernon 34 19 Herndon 16 13 Mount Vernon 22 21 Herndon 18 19 Falls Church 14 27 Totals .... 1 10 128 Coach-. Mr. Ray Williams First row : Sammy Ellis, David Ait, Joe Vogel, Larry Fox, Donald Warren, Perry Polychrones Second row: Ray Fritter — Manager , John Wood, Aubrey Smith, Charles Poland, George Waring, Mike Bonnet, Lewis Leigh d 127 y First row: Jessica McClain, Etta Koch, Nancy Jones, Joyce Leigh, Doris Russell, Dorothy Fulghum Second row: Martha Haislip, Shirley Marshall, Bea Stough, Bo Moore, Barbara Mead (jirli ' SaAketbatl First row: Ilene Dawson, Janice Young, Pat Smith — Captain, Mary Mylorie, Nancy Prickett, Virginia Palmar Second row: Kama Duryee, Catherine Thomas, Evelyn Dean, Sally Smifh Rannellp Rpf-fv nshnrnn crh Managers : Pat Davidson Kate Krehbiel Wilma Leonard (jirU SaAketbal! Seniors Captain Dot Fulghum Bea Stough Nancy Jones Bo Moore Barbara Mead VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponents We They G. W 51 7 Front Royal 15 25 Falls Church 22 44 Mount Vernon 42 38 George Mason 49 29 Leesburg 39 35 Falls Church 17 40 George Mason 27 32 Front Royal 30 37 G. W 22 20 JUNIOR VARSITY 7 SCHEDULE Opponents We They Front Royal 16 18 Falls Church 33 22 Mount Vernon 20 12 George Mason 15 8 Falls Church 30 25 George Mason 29 30 Front Royal 36 31 { 129 j- fiaAeball VARSITY SQUAD First rou ' Dick Grefe, Clyde Bennett, Barry Much, Lawrence Reiter, Mr. Broaddus — Coach, Cecil Shelton, Jerry Keys, Bill Morris, George Stover Second row: David Everly, Eugene Frinks, Freddy Seymour, Tommy Wood, Fred Via, Steve Foltz, Richard Cockrill, Jimmy Watkins JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD First row: Jimmy Birch, Oliver Besley, Arthur Carter, Mr. Cunningham — Coach. Carl Simpson, Ralph Boswell, Joe Berry Second row: John Fletcher, John Pendley, Carlin Dooley, Larry Boyer, Jimmy Flester, Richard Hammond Third row: Bobby Vincent, Jimmy Simpson, Irvin Kenyan, Jack Hicks, Bobby Dowell d 130 y SaAebal! VARSITY MANAGERS Lee Knupp Gene Miller Eugene Hamilton Jack Wilroy VARSITY SCHEDULE April 7 Suitland 10 St. Stephens 18 Washington-Lee 22 James Wood 25 Mount Vernon 29 James Wood May 2 Falls Church 7 George Washington 13 W ashington-Lee 16 Bladensburg 21 George Washington 23 St. Stephens 27 Mount Vernon June 3 Falls Church JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE April 15 St. Stephens 18 Washington-Lee 22 Herndon 25 Mount Vernon 29 Herndon May 2 Falls Church 7 George Washington 13 Washington-Lee 21 George Washington 23 St. Stephens 27 Mount Vernon June 3 Falls Church Varsity Co-Captains Cecil Shelton Lawrence Reiter Junior Varsity Co-Captains Glenn Hall Paul Foster j i3i y Track First row. Dennis King, John Finch, Jimmy Dowell, Lucien Yarbrough, Jimmy Young, Cecil Short, Billy Via, Paul Hower, Bob Wagner Second row. Mr. Waller — Coach, John Saffer, Jack Cook, Eddie Jones, Bill Wagner, Marshall Marrow, Roger Hower, Travis Nobel, Tom Yarbrough Third row. Ted Ball, Stanley Reefer, Larry Wilbur. Craig Perry TRACK April 5 Memorial Relays at Washington George 16 Triangle Track Meet with George Washington Mount Vernon and 19 Handley Relays, Winchester, Virginia 30 Falls Church Jack Hall, Alvin Pearson, Herb Hicks, Oscar Hinshaw, SCHEDULE May 3 Invitational Meet at University of Maryland Virginia State Track Meet 24 Fairfax County Track Meet EIGHTH GRADE BASEBALL TRACK Co-Captains — Tom Yarbrough, Paul Hower First row. James Fullerton, Raymond McDonough, Lee Furlong, David Shipman, Joe Shaffer, George Waring — Captain, John Keys, Perry Polychrones, Jack Lee, Charles Pullen, Lloyd Dunn Second row. Woodrow Herring, Freddie LaDue, Arthur Rose, Mr. Doub — Coach, Ronald Strawser, Joe Vogel, Larry Fox, John Adams Third row. Aubrey Smith, Eugene Fix, Leon Masters, Johnny Wood, Richard Oliver, Julian Chalker, Lewis Leigh, Danny Clair — — Manager, Billy Koustenis BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 23 Mount Vernon 30 Herndon May 7 Mount Vernon 14 Falls Church 21 Herndon 28 Falls Church d 132 y VarAitij £c{ftt all First tow: Doris Russell, Etta Koch, Nancy Jones — Co-Captain, Betty Collier — Co-Captain, Bo Ann Moore, Lucille Cobb Second row: Lucy Yarbrough, Patsy Smith, Beatrice Stough, Barbara Dansburger, Mrs. Wood — Coach, Jean Rob- inson, Beulah Adams, Marty Haislip, Shirley Marshall Co-Captains Nancy Jones, Betty Collier JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY SOFTBALL SCHEDULE April 17 Mount Vernon 21 Falls Church 24 George Mason 28 Calvin Coolidge May 1 Front Royal 8 Mount Vernon 12 Calvin Coolidge 1 5 George Mason 19 Front Royal 22 Falls Churh JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL April 17 Mount Vernon 21 Falls Church 24 George Mason May 8 Mount Vernon 15 George Mason 22 Falls Church First row: Delores Curtin, Sharon Keyes, Arena Payne — Captain, Sally Smith — Co-Captain, Ann Schramm, Harriet Talbott Second row: Janice Young, Ellen Fones, Joyce Eppard, Josie Etter, Judith Miller, Peggy Graham Third row: Anastasia Vogel, Marlene DeBusk, Damitre Cook, Mrs. Wood — Coach, Jean Kitchin, Mary Jane Cook, Betty Hannan, Kama Duryee d 133 V ftajwetteJ First row. Etta Mae Koch Second row. Joan Bennett, June Martin, Hazel Bristow, Charlotte Merriman, Ellen Riley J. V. Cheerleader First row. Delores Curtain, Ann Davis, Joan Scott Second row. Marjorie Davidson, Shirley Gleason, Carol Bowers { 134 y V- K HIGH REBELS 9. Ground, sticks” Top Right not numbered — Seniors see Maryland perform 5. What’s on your mind? 6. Nancy” 7. The Coaches 1. Win that game” 2. The Coaches 3. Off to Charlottesville 4. All Star Hockey team 8. Taking off { 135 y Afternoon tea THE FACULTY AND THE GIRLS ALSO INDULGE Fair Facts” to PRESS FEATURES Ca endaft 1951—1952 September 4 8 18 21 27 October 5 15 19 25 J 26 November 2 6 22 30 December 12 16 19 21 22 January 2 28 February 5 6 8 11 14 15 21 22 27 28 March 14 21 28 First day! School Opens, Back to the Grind New teachers meet at F.H.S. Welcoming Party — Students and Teachers First football game! Visitors! Falls Church comes to Student Government meeting District FI Meeting in Arlington. Holiday for us. Community Chest Program Homecoming ! School’s Out! Workshop for teachers On Our Way! Cavalcade to Lane High School Seniors Out ! College Day Game! Thanksgiving Holidays Handyman Juniors Reign Big Job. Beginning of Christmas Welfare Program Glee Club Vespers Blessed Snow. Holiday 2:00 P.M. Holidays Ahead. Christmas Time ' ’Snowball Snowflakes! Back to School We Come End of first semester. The Day of Accounting New record set for girls’ basketball Civil Defense Ceremony Dribblers Drag” Sophomore Night Billy Graham, Evangelist, Visits F.H.S. Valentine Day. Student Government Mailbox Crammed Full Sweetheart Dance. Juniors and Seniors Reign National Brotherhood Week Celebrated Seniors to Congress Holiday! Washington’s Birthday Movie Prince of Foxes” Honor Society Inductions Saint Patrick’s Dance. DeMolay Stagedoor” Seniors Night Band and Glee Club Concert April May June 4 Yearbook movie Captain Eddie” 5 Music Festival — So busy! 8 Eighth Grade Night 9 ) Easter Holidays! Spring is here 28 Madison choir assembly 2 ) Newspaper and Yearbook staffs to S.I.P.A., Lexington 15 Mother-Daughter Banquet 23 Senior Class night — Big doings! ( Holiday 6 | Junior-Senior Prom — Festivities galore 1 Baccalaureate Sermon 5 Yearbooks issued 6 Graduation 10 Another year gone J 138 y 1. Let’s see some action 2. Senior civics 3. The Bosses 4. Snow queen candidates 5. Mob scene 6. Nimble fingers 7. Fair Facts in the making 8. Senior play cast d 139 Y pettier foirectcrtf ADAMS, BEULAH JOAN — Hopes to be a school marm — Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4. BALLIET, VIOLA ANNE— Collector of for- eign money and stamps — Wants to be a secretary in the State Department — Community School, Te- heran, Iran 1; Secretary of Drivers Club 2; Vice- President of Summer School 3. BEACH, BETTY MAE — Mad about movies and music — Hopes to be an efficient secretary and to get married — Homeroom president 1 ; Pep club 1,2; Vice-President of homeroom 2; Junior play; Junior Class secretary; Honor Society 3,4; Senior play. BEANS, EVELYN VIRGINIA— Likes movies and eating — Would like to be a good typist and a housewife — Pep club 2; Softball manager 3; Jun- ior play; Treasurer of homeroom 4. BLAINE, KARL ANDERS— Plans to go to college to study engineering — J. V. Football 1; Chess club 2, 3 (Treasurer); Junior play; Treas- urer of Senior Class; Secretary-Treasurer of home- room 4; Senior play. BOHANNON, GEORGE ERNEST — Likes guns — Wants to be a machinist — Assistant Cap- tain of Monitors 4. BRANSOM, BARBARA ANNE— Writes to Bob every night — Hopes to be an efficient secre- tary — Pep club 1, 3; Glee club 2; Junior play; Senior play. BRECKLEY, ROBERT VAN— Loves sports and dancing — Would like to be a foreign service agent in South America — President of Aviation club 3; Student Government Representative 4; Senior play; Football 4. BRISTOW, EMMA HAZEL — Likes Alvin — Hopes to continue studying voice — Secretary of Freshman Class; Leader of Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee club 2; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Pep club 3. BYRNE, MARY VIRGINIA — Likes dancing, skating, and bowling — Wdnts to be an efficient secretary — Pep club 1, 2; Glee club 2; Secret ary- Treasurer of Sub-Deb club 3. CARR, FRANK JAMES — Would like to own a service garage. CARROLL, BARBARA ANN — Plays piano like Iturbi — Wants to be a second Florence Night- ingale — Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Repre- sentative 1; Nursing club 2 (Secretary), 3 (Presi- dent); Junior play; Honor Society 3, 4; Senator to Student Government 4; Senior play. CASE, JOHN HARVEY— Auto enthusiast— Would like to be a racing car driver — J. V. Foot- ball 1, 2; Firefighters 2, 3, 4; Junior play; Senior play. CHANG, MING EHR — Stamp collector — Wants to be a successful chemical engineer — Homeroom Representative 1 ; Boxing team mana- ger 1, 2, 3; President of Craft club 3; President of homeroom 4; Senior play. CLINE, FRANCES JEAN— Loves music— Would like to make a career of music — Ch eer- leader 2. 3, 4; Majorettes 1, 2; President of home- room 2; Glee club 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 4; Senior play. CLINE, KATHERINE JOAN— Loves music— Hopes to make a career of music — Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep club 1, 2; Varsity club 3, 4; Senior play; Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom 4. COLDWELL, RUFUS G„ JR.— Wants to go to college and be a millionaire — Treasurer of Fresh- man Class; Newspaper 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; Junior play; Golf team 2, 4; Senior play. COLLIER, BETTY JANE— Second Casey Jones — Would like to work for the F.B.I. — Soft- ball 1, 2, 4; Pep club 1,2; Press club 3; Secretary of Quill and Scroll 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Secretary of homeroom 4; Honor Society 3, 4. COOK, MARY HELEN— Collector of popular records — Hopes to go into the field of nursing — Chess club 1; Pep club 2; Sub-Deb club 3; Student Government Representative 4; Senior play. COOK, SUSAN DIANE — An aspiring artist — Hockey 2, 3, 4; Chess club 2; Pep club 2; Crafts club 3; Newspaper 4; Student Government 4. CORNELL. LaVORA EILEEN— Likes to sleep — Hopes to be a clerk-typist — Dance club 1; Monitor 2; Pep club 3. CORNELL, MARY FRANCES— A bowling and swimming enthusiast — Would like to go to California — Pep club 1, 2; Yearbook staff 3, 4; Junior play; Senior play. COVINGTON, JOHN MARSHALL— Likes to hunt — Intramural boxing 1, 2. DAVIS, JAMES THOMAS— Hopes to be a success — Future Citizens club 1, 2; Yearbook staff 3,4; Senior play. J 140 f DAVIS, MARIAN VIRGINIA — Would like to be a clerk-typist — F. H. A. 3. DISMUKE, CHARLES PHILIP— Likes hunt- ing and fishing — Would like to own a print shop — Football 1, 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Home- room president 2. DOVE, DOUGLAS NELSON— Would like to be a state policeman — J. V. Football 1; Intramurl boxing 1, 2, 3; President of F. F. A. 2. DOWELL, JAMES FRANK— Likes athletics and agriculture — Wants a position in the Depart- ment of Agriculture — Vice-President of F. E. A. 1; President of F. E. A. 2; Junior play; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 3; Football 4; Student Government 4; Senior play. DUNCAN, ROBERT EUGENE — Enjoys sports — Interested in engineering — Boxing 3; Monitor 4; Bus driver 4. FEIDLER, DOROTHY MAY— Likes bowling — Hopes to be a clerk-typist — Pep club 1, 2; Square dance club 3 ; Senior play. FINCH, JOHN ROBERT — Boxing enthusiast — Track 1; Boxing 3; Homeroom president 4. FIRESTONE, BETTY CATHERINE— Col- lector of post-cards — Would like to be a mathe- matician — Glee club 1, 2, 4; Talent show 3, 4; Literary club 3. FISHER, LOIS JEAN — Enjoys dancing, skat- ing, and bowling — Wants to be an efficient secre- tary and homemaker — Pep club 1, 2; Glee club 2, 4; Vice-President of Sub-Deb club 3. FOLTZ, ROBERT STEPHEN— Sports enthu- siast — Would like to be a professional golfer — Homeroom president 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess club 1, 2; Golf team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. FONES, GARLAND — Sleeping and eating are favorite pastimes — Wants to be the father of a football team — Vice-President of homeroom 1,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom 3. FULGHUM, DOROTHY— Fend of athletics — Hopes to be a success in life — Pep club 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior play; Softball manager 3 ; Hockey team 4. GARDNER, MARY LOU — Loves music — Plans to serve the Lord in full-time Christian work — Yearbook club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer) ; Northern Virginia All-State Band” 2, 4; Homeroom secretary 4. GERKEN, CATHERINE ANN— Likes sports and dramatics — Wants to major in sociology in college — Glee club 1; Pep club 1; Majorettes 1; Narinaasu High, Tokyo, Japan 3; Hockey 4; Basketball 4; Senior play; President of home- room 4. GILBERTSON, JULE CHRISTINE— Talented singer and writer — Has hopes of being a stage director — Glee club 1, 2, 3 (President), 4; News- paper 1, 2, 3, 4 (News Editor); Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor); Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Junior play; Honor Society 3, 4; Student Government 4; Senior play; Chairman Junior-Senior Prom. GILLEY, RONALD LEON — Plans to graduate and find a good job — Football 2, 4; Treasurer of Rifle club 3. GLASCOCK, NELLIE VIRGINIA — Sports enthusiast — Wants to be a success — Pep club 2; Hockey 3, 4; Vice-President of homeroom; News- paper 4; Clerk of Senate in Student Government 4; Varsity club 4. GOODKIND, ARTHUR BERNARD— Shut- ter bug — Plans to go to college — Public speaking contest 1; Treasurer of Student Government 2; Junior play; Honor Society 3, 4; Debating team 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Senior play. GORDON, HELEN MAE — Likes Eddie and eating — Would like to be a good secretary — F. H. A. club 1 (Secretary-Treasurer) 4; Glee club 2; Pep club 2. GRAY, MICHAEL SPEED — Likes to sleep and swim — Would like to live to be a hundred — Fire Fighters club 4. GRUBB, WILLIAM KENNETH— Loves to have a good time — Hopes to be a politician — Chess club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 3, 4; Senior play. HARRIS, JEAN ELIZABETH— Post card col- lector — Wants to be the best wife ever — Pep club 1, 2; Vice-President of homeroom 1; Junior play; Newspaper 3, 4; Sub-Deb club 3; Honor Society 3, 4. HARRISON, ANNA MAE — Enjoys skating, bowling, and swimming — Wants to be a clerk- typist — Glee club 1, 2; Square Dancing club 3. HARRISON, PEARL LOYOLA— Post card collector — Hopes to be a clerk-typist — Yearbook club 1; Library club 2; Nursing club 3. HART, CHARLOTTE CHRISTINE— Enjoys reading and swimming — Planning to go to college — Library club 1 (Treasurer), 2; Latin tourna- ment 1; Glee club 3; Junior play; Senior play. «! 141 y HAZELWOOD, DOROTHY MAY— Collects butterflies and old coins — Would like to be a good secretary — Intramural basketball 1. HEISHMAN, HUGH ROLLINS— Wants to make a lot of money — President of Freshman Class; Basketball 1, 2; Student Government 2; Golf 3 (Captain), 4; President of Senior Class. HENDERSON, CARL WELLINGTON— in- terested in cars — Wants to graduate — Football 3 ; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. HILL, CHARLINE ANN— likes to roller skate, swim, and bowl — Would like to be an Air Line hostess — President of homeroom 2; Pep club 2; Kennel club 3. HINSHAW, JESSE OSCAR, JR.— Wants to be either a rancher, lawyer, or coach — Business club 1, 2; Student Government 2, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Basketball 3; Senior play. HOUCK, NORMAN JOHN— Girl crazy— Wants to be happy always — Art club 1,2; Square dancing club 3; Homeroom Representative 4; Monitor 4. HOWE, BRUCE KITCHELL— Interested in new cars — Wants to make plenty of money. HOWER, PAUL HARRISON— Sports enthu- siast — Would like to be a track star — Projection club 1, 2 (Treasurer), 3 (Vice-President), 4 (Chief Projectionist) ; F. E. A. 1,2; Business club 2; Track team 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Junior play; President of Bus Drivers. HUGHES, DOROTHY JESSIE— Loves to play the piano — Hopes to be a nurse — Pep club 1; Homeroom Representative 2; Nursing club 2; Junior play; Dramatics club 3; Secretary of Stas- tics 3; Honor Society 3, 4 (President); Student Government 4; Senior play. HUGULEY, DONALD LEE— Likes to swim and hunt — Wants a career in the Navy — Student Government 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1,2; Vice- President of Junior Class. HUGULEY, ROBERT LEWIS— Likes to sail and hunt — Wants to go to college — Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2; Junior Class President; Secretary of Public Relations; International Relations Com- mittee Chairman. HUNTER, KATHRYN ANN— Shutter bug —Would like to be an Air Line hostess — Falls Church High 1, 2, 3. JEFFREY, PATRICIA ELLEN— Piano player and collector of post-cards — Hopes to be a nurse — F. H. A. 1; Monitor 2; Nursing club 3. JEFFRIES, HAROLD OWEN, JR.— Likes sports and music — Would like to go into either the field of music or dramatics — Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Student Government 3, 4, 5; Talent shows 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Senior play. JENNELL, VIRGINIA LEE— Likes reading, skating, and dancing — Wants to be a clerk-typist — Glee club 1; Pep club 2; Square dance club 3. JOHNSON, MARY EDITH— Swell skater— Would like to be a file clerk — Pep club 1, 2; Senior play. KERRICK, MARION LYNNETTE— Won- derful cook — Hopes to be a success — Art club 1 (President), 2 (Secretary); Pep club 3; Basket- ball 4. KING, GILBERT LEE — Sports enthusiast — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 4. KLYN, RICHARD JOHN — Likes motorcycle riding — Would like to find an easy job that pays well — Monitor 2, 4; Bus driver 3, 4. KOCI, MARIE LOUISE— Enjoys cooking, reading, and drawing — An aspiring young artist — Art club treasurer 1,3; Yearbook 2; Hockey team manager 3; Basketball team manager 3; Student Government 4; Homeroom president 4. LANDON, SAMUEL GAIL III— Loves golf and girls — Wants to be a lawyer — Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; President of Literary club 2; Publicity club 2; Golf team 2, 3, 4; Homeroom president 3; Student Government 4. LAWSON, THOMAS OMAR— Likes ice skat- ing and music — Editor Jjinior Fair Facts 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Debating team 3. LYTTON, HERMAN LEON— Would like to be a civil engineer — Business club 1, 2, 3; Supply room 1, 2, 3; Junior play; President of Student Government 4; Vice-President of F. C. S. C. A. 4; Senior play. McDANIEL, ELEANOR MARIE— Likes to skate — Wants to continue working — F. H. A. 1,2 (Treasurer), 3 (President). McLANE, BARBARA ANN — Enjoys bowling and dancing — Hopes to be a stenographer — F. H. A. club 1, 2; Homeroom secretary 2; Sub-Deb club 3. MAKELY, JAMES LeROY— L ikes to mount animals and birds — Would like to be a truck driver — Treasurer of Agriculture club 1; Patrols 2, 3; Firefighters 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; President of Aeronautics club 3; Bus driver 2, 3, 4; President of Hill-Billy Band 4; Monitor 4. J 142 y MEAD, BARBARA JEAN — Likes to draw — Would like to be a commercial artist — Home- room president 1; Secretary of homeroom 2; Basketball 2, 4; Junior play; Glee club 3; Treasurer of Junior Class; Newspaper 1, 3, 4; Vice- President of Senior Class; Business manager of Yearbook 4. MILLER, JACQUELINE ANN — Loves danc- ing — Wants to be a model — Pep club 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3; Junior play; Student Govern- ment 4; Senior play. MILLER, ROVENE MARGARET — Book- worm — Hopes to be happy and have lots of money — Red Bank Catholic High School 1, 2, 3; News- paper 4; Yearbook 4; Senior play. MI LLNER, NANCY ELAINE — Flower grow- er — Wants to be a secretary — Glee club 1 ; Pep club 2; Square Dance club 3. MONROE, ANN BELLE — Likes Eugene — Music Appreciation 1; F. H. A. club 3, 4. MONSON, PHILIP RUSSELL— Likes exotic fish, electronics, and photography — Hopes to ob- tain a Ph. D. degree in physics — Projection club 1 ; Publicity committee 2, 3; Band 3, 4; President of Photographic club 3; Newspaper 3 (Photographic editor) , 4 (Editor-in-Chief) ; Student Govern- ment 4; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. MOORE, BOGARDUS ANN — Loves horse- back riding and sailing — Plans to be a beautician — Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Class Editor of Yearbook 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Secretary of Student Govern- ment 3 ; Secretary of F. C. S. C. A. 3 ; Varsity club 3, 4; Co-Editor of Yearbook 4. MOORE, EMMA CHRISTINA— Wants to be a secretary — Pep club 1; Glee club 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Senior play. MOORE, HEWITT HARRISON— Shutter bug — Wants to be a success in dentistry — J. V. Football 2; Basketball 2; Vice-President of Pho- tography club 3; Senior play. MORAVITZ, CONSTANCE ANITA— Hopes to be a secretary — Softball 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Varsity club 3, 4; Senior play. MUDD, WILLIAM ELWOOD— Interested in scale modeling — Is planning to dodge the draft — Projection club 1, 2, 3, 4; Patrol 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Firefighters 4; Football manager 4. MYERS, DONALD LYNN— Fort Hill High School 1, 2, 3; Mixed chorus 4, Dramatics club 4. NEHR, LETTIE ESTELLE — Enjoys crochet- ing and listening to the opera — Hopes to become a nurse — Pep club 2; Kennel club 3. PATTON, RICHARD DONOVAN— Likes trains and records — Would like to be an electrical engineer — Chess club 1; Projection club 2, 3; Football 2; Press club 3; Newspaper 3 (Business manager), 4 (Managing Editor). PAYNE, BARBARA ANN — Enjoys dancing and skating — Wants to be an efficient secretary — Secretary of homeroom 1,2; Pep club 1,2; Moni- tor 2; Junior play; Dramatics club 3; Senior play. PERRY, CRAIG BAIN — Sports enthusiast — Hopes to be a success — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 2; Track 3, 4. PHILLIPS, MARTHA BELLE— Enjoys skating and dancing — Would like to go to college and be an efficient secretary — Vice-President of Class 1, 2; Nursing club 1; Basketball manager 2; Pep club 2; Homeroom president 4; Yearbook 4; Senior play. PIERCY, EDNA JEAN— Likes Clayton- North Wilkesboro High 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. club 3. PLAUGHER, GLORIA DEANE— Loves to skate and dance — Wants to work with the gov- ernment — Hockey 2; Pep club 3; Patrol 4. POWERS, WILLIAM ROBERT— Hopes to be a successful accountant — Homeroom secretary 1 ; Chess club 1, 2; Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball man- ager 3; Baseball 3; Junior play; Business club 3 (President), 4 (Manager); Vice-President of homeroom 3; Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer); Monitor 4; Homeroom president 4; Senior play. PUMPHREY, DONIVAL WAYNE— Sports enthusiast — Hopes to graduate from college — Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1. PYRON, HELEN JOYCE — Likes to sleep and eat — Interested in modeling — Glee club 1, 2, 3. RAPER, ARTHUR JARRELL— Photography and music are high on his list of likes — Wants to be a doctor — Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President) ; Drum Major of band 3, 4; Bible club 3; Newspaper 4. REEDY, HELEN LORRAINE— Is a swell bowler and roller skater — Plans to be a stenogra- pher — Homeroom president 1 ; Art club 1 ; Library club 2; Sub-Deb club 3; Vice-President of home- room 4. REEVES, BEVERLY ANN— Loves music— Wants to be happy and successful — Glee club 1; Pep club 2; Art club 3; Student Government 4; Senior play. REITER, LAWRENCE DENVER— Sports en- thusiast — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President), 4. { 143 y RICE, PAUL LEE — Likes hunting — Would like to live to be ninety and get rich — Track 1,2; Student Government 4. RICHEY, SYLVIA IRENE— Enjoys dancing and skating — Plans to become a secretary — Pep club 1, 2; Glee club 2; Sub-Deb club 3; Home- room treasurer 4. RILEY, ELLEN MARIE — Loves majorettes — Wants to go to college — Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior play; M. C. for talent show 3, 4; Year- book 4. ROBERTSON, BLANCHE LOUISE— Collects jewelry — Wants to get a good job — Pep club 1 ; Monitor 2; Secretary-Treasurer of Patrols 2, 3. ROBINSON, JOAN BARRINGTON— Likes just about everything — Hopes to travel — News- paper 1, 2, 3; Junior play; Senior play. RODGERS, VIVIAN ELIZABETH— Would like to be an interior decorator. ROSE, NORMA MALINDA MAE— Wonder- ful piano player — Wants to be an efficient secre- tary — Pep club 1, 2; Glee club 2; Homeroom president 3; Junior play; Yearbook club 3; Inter- national Relations club 4; Senior play; Secretary of Senior Class. RUSSELL, MICHAEL CLAYTON, JR.— Swell roller skater — Would like to skate in the roller de rby — Patrols 1, 2, 3 (Captain), 4 (Captain); Basketball 2; Track 3; Dance club 3; Student Government 3, 4; Bus driver 3, 4; Senior play. SAFFER, JOHN FRANKLIN— Sports enthu- siast — Hopes to graduate from college— Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Homeroom president 3; Varsity club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President) , 4 (President), 5; Treasurer of Senior Class. SAUNDERS, HELEN PATRICIA — Likes dancing and skating — Wants to go to California — Pep club 1, 2; Glee club 2; Sub-Deb club 3; Homeroom president 4. SEMBOWER, DOROTHY JANICE— Book- worm and music lover — Hopes to be a success — Pep club 1, 2; Latin tournament 1; Dramatics club 3; Junior play; Homeroom treasurer 2; Stu- dent Government 3; Glee club 4; Newspaper 4; Honor Society 4; Senior play. SEYMOUR, FREDERICK ARTHUR— Likes hunting and fishing — Wants to be in the Navy — Monitor 2; Football 2; Baseball 3. SHAW, SHIRLEY ANN — Wants to get mar- ried and have a family — Dance club 2; Sub-Deb club 3. SHEET ON, CECIL BYRES, Sports enthusiast — Would like to play professional ball — Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4. SHELTON, CHARLES ROBERT— Likes guns — Wants to have a business of his own. SHERWOOD, SHIRLEY MAE— Wants to own a Southern mansion and a baby grand piano — Chess club 1, 2. SHIFFLETT, JESSIE LEE— Boxing 3; Base- ball 4. SHOMO, ELEANOR RUTH — Teaches music — Hopes to be a success — Pep club 1 ; Vice-Presi- dent of homeroom 2. SHOWMAN, JOAN ARLENE— Likes to draw — Wants to go into the field of art — Pep club 3; Student Government 4; Yearbook 4; Senior play. SIMPSON, CAROL ANN — Collects service medals and ribbons — -Would like to be a secretary — Secretary of F. H. A. 1; Pep club 2; Sub-Deb club 3; Square Dance club 3. SIMPSON, JOSEPH HAROLD — Likes to hunt. SISK, JANET REGINIA— Collector of ear- rings — Hopes to be a typist — F. H. A. club 3. SKILLMAN, EUGENE WILLIE— Wants a good job with high pay — Art club 2; Firefight- ers 3. SMITH, SARAH ELOISE — Collects post-cards — Would like to be a seamstress — F. H. A. club 1, 2, 3. STATON, BARBARA ANN — Wonderful swimmer — Interested in interior decorating — Pep club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom vice-president 1; Glee club 2, 3, 4; President of homeroom 3; Honor Society 3, 4 (Vice-President). STEWART, MARY SUSEN— Loves dancing— Wants to be a secretary — Glee club 1; Pep club 2; Student Government 2, 3, 4; Modeling club 3. STOUGH, BEATRICE— Swell skater— College bound — Homeroom treasurer 1; Newspaper 1, 2; Press club 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Cheer- leaders 3, 4 (Captain); Homeroom secretary 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior play. f 144 y STOVER, GEORGE EDWARD— Sports en- thusiast — Would like to be an engineer in the Government — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. STUBBS, PATRICIA JEAN— Loves to dance — Would like to be the perfect wife. SUTPHIN, LOUISE DOROTHY— Wants to be a housewife — F. H. A. club 1, 2, 3. SWAIN, RODERIC MacDONALD— H opes to become a carpenter. TALBOTT, LELAND EDWARD — Likes sports — Wants to have a good time — Chess club 1,2; Track 2; Football 2, 3; Junior play; Student Government 2, 3; Boxing manager 2, 3. TAYLOR, MARILYN ANN — Interested in dramatics and music — Wants to be an actress — Swanson Jr. High School 1 ; Washington-I.ee High 2; Modeling club president 3; Junior play; Student Government 4; Senior play. THOMPSON, RAYMOND LEE — Enjoys sports — Hopes to be a success — Homeroom presi- dent 1; Homeroom treasurer 2; Basketball 4; Track 4. TOBIN, ELIZABETH ANN — Wonderful singer — Wants to travel — Glee club 1; Pep club 2; Modeling club 3; Talent show 2, 3, 4. TRENIS, PHILIP— Loves music— Would like to be a professional musician — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys chorus 2; Junior play. TURNER, PATRICIA ANN— Likes to draw — Would like to be a commercial artist — -Pep club 1,2; Art club 3; Junior play; Yearbook 4; Senior play. UHLER, MARGARET ELIZA— Fond of sew- ing — Hopes to complete college — Yearbook 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Government 2 (Representative), 3 (Secretary of Activities), 4 (Coordinating committee) ; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior play. UTTERBACK, ANN CLEMATIS— Collector of dolls — Would like to be a secretary — Pep club 1; Band 2, 3, 4. VAIN, LEILANI PATRICIA— Bookworm- Hopes to enter the medical profession — Chess club 1, 2 (Secretary), 3 (President); Newspaper 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior play. VON SASSENSCHEID, BARBARA— Likes to skate — Wants to make a lot of money — Dramatics club 1; Pep club 2; Senior play. WAPLE, NANCY ROBERTA— Hopes to be a nurse — Secretary of Photographers club 1; Nurs- ing club 2, 3; Glee club 3; Senior play. WATKINS, JAMES MELVIN— Likes girls — Hopes to play professional ball — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Golf team 3; Home- room president 4. WEBER, KAY HOPKINS — Likes horses and swimming — Wants to go to college — Glee club 1; Student Government 3; Senior play. WHITTLE, WILLIAM THOMAS — Enjoys hunting — Plans to go to college — Band 1, 2; Carving club 1 ; Homeroom vice-president 1 ; Fire- fighters 2, 3, 4; Bus drivers 4; Monitor 4; Senior play. WILLIAMS, MARLENE GRACE — Loves music and acting — Elopes to be a teacher of dramatics — Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Majorettes I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of homeroom 1; Dramatics club 1, 2, 3; Student Government 3, 4; Senior play. WILROY, JOHN DOUGLAS— Enjoys golf— Would like to be an automobile engineer — Lackey High School 1, 2; Band 3, 4. WINE, ELSIE MAY — Interested in pen pals — Would like to work in an office — Herndon High 1 , 2 ; F. H. A. club 3. WITHERELL, JULIAN WOOD — Collects stamps — Plans to become a geographer — Band 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Senior play; Honor So- ciety 4. WOOD, SUZANNE ELIZABETH — Swell swimmer — Would like to be a good cook — Year- book 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Homeroom president 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Pep club 3; Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary); Varsity club 4. 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Brown Pontiac Established 1944 Incorporated REALTORS— APPRAISERS— INSURORS 1550 WILSON BOULEVARD Conveniently Located Offices ANNANDALE— FA 7424 ★ BAILEY ' S CROSS ROADS — FA 2024 CHestnut 4700 VIENNA — Vienna 185 ★ Ready, Willing and Able to handle a 1 of Your Insurance or Real Estate Needs Sales — Service — Painting GROWING WITH FAIRFAX Body Work SALES SERVICE EIOLLY HILL BUICK MOTOR LODGE ★ ★ STEWART BUICK, Inc, 16 ATTRACTIVE UNITS ★ ★ 1119 Wilson Boulevard FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA CH. 5800 ARLINGTON, VA. Crescent 300-W 4 158 y Southern Dairies Robert Shreve Fuel Co. 6873 Lee Highway, Arlington, Virginia SE ALTEST Falls Church I960 ICE CREAM Fuel Oil - Coal - Oil Burners Burner Service Compliments PORTER STUDIOS and Photo Supplies A. B. W. FRAMES, PORTRAITS CAMERAS, FILMS, SUPPLIES TRANSIT CO. Falls Church Phone Fa. 2953 Arlington Phone Je. 26935 Manassas lee and Fuel Open Daily 9:00 to 6:00 Company, Inc. Tuesday and Friday ' til 9:00 Hubert Hairstylist j Atlantic Distributor Specializing in Phones: Manassas 22 Occoquan 52 232 E. Center St. U. S. Highway No. 1 Manassas, Va. Woodbridge, Va. Tinting, Permanents and the Latest in Styles Vienna, Virginia Telephone Vienna 106 Located Across From Telephone Exchange GE PHILGAS Appliances Birmingham Dairy Inc. James E. Nickell and Son Superior Flavor Dairy Products ★ Hardware - loos - Paints - fcdass - Seeds VISIT OUR MILK BAR Home Appliances Open 8 A. M. Until Midnight Daily ★ ★ PHONE 36 PaIREAX, VlkOINlA Manassas, Virginia Phone 333 t 159 y Compliments of Burns Bros. Cleaners John W. Ferguson Dyeing — Storage — Repairs — Pressing Water Repellent • Supervisor of Assessments • Cleaning Equaled by Few Surpassed by None FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA • Elm. 3330 McLean, Virginia FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Graduation Apparel The Ives Funeral Home Furnished by Established 1910 Collegiate Cap Gown • Company Day or Night Phone: Oxford 3016 Through JAMES L. DECK • 300 East Main Street, Richmond 19, Va. 2847 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Va. Compliments of Compliments of Franc Jewelry Company AUTO ACCESSORIES Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Both Virginia Stores CO., INC. 714 King Street, Alexandria, Va. 3137 Wilson Boulevard, Ar ' ington, Va. 9 Phone Glebe 2300 and King 9-4300 ALEXANDRIA, VA. FAIRFAX, VA. Centreville Pharmacy FAIRFAX THEATRE Prescriptions — Luncheonette Cosmetics, Etc. Routes 29, 211, 50 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Hours: 8 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Daily a Let Us Supply You With Your Drug Store Needs Phone Fairfax 786 1 160 y FA 6097 Res. CH 7843 DINE DANCE WAYSIDE INN INorva Realty Co., me. r i i i Music on Wednesdays and Sundays by Brownie ' s Circle Ranch Boys bdlGs — Loans — Insuranc© Friday and Saturday by Bob Benton • and his Virginia Troubadours JOHN C. GRILLE, President Lee Highway — one-half mile east of Centreville, Va. R. F. D. No. 2 Bailey Cross Roads Alexandria, Virginia Phone: Browning 992-M PARTIES INVITED LLOYDS OF FAIRFAX B ASTI AN BROS. CO., GIFTS AND TOYS Manufacturers of BOOKS and OFFICE SUPPLIES FAIRFAX SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS • RAYMOND PAGE FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA VINTON, VIRGINIA The NATIONAL BANK Arlington Motor Co,. Inc. OF FAIRFAX SALES FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA SERVICE Capital, $75,000.00 1917 North Moore Street Owens 8787 Surplus: Undivided Profits and Reserve $242,000.00 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA CARS TRUCKS Frank Miclielbacli Inc DODGE WILLS INC. Home of Fine Furniture Jefferson 2-7300 814-816 King St. Phone Alex. 0405 Annandale, Virginia SALES SERVICE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA i 161 y MAZO-LERCH CO., Inc. Joseph L. Crupper Corp. • LUMBER — MILLWORK Terminal Refrigerating Warehouse Bldg. BUILDING MATERIALS • 357 Virginia Avenue, S. W. WASHINGTON 4, D. C. 1953 North Lynn St. Ja 2-2900 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Tremont Building Supply Lumber - Mlllwork - Building Supplies Feed - Hay - Straw - Grain - Cement Lime - Plaster - Hardware - Glass Liberty Food Distributors • 9 2700 Lee Highway FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA Phone: Falls Church 1760 BRENTWOOD, MD. S. D. Ledford • Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Vienna Delicatessen from Good Things to Eat Mason Hirst Maple Avenue and Park Street Faulkner Building Vienna, Virginia and Omer L. Hirst Vienna 344 ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA ROHR’S For Your Health ' s Sake — Drink More Milk 5c to $1.00 Stores Best by Test MANASSAS, VIRGINIA HERNDON, VIRGINIA • ALEXANDRIA DAIRY LEESBURG, VIRGINIA PRODUCTS CO., Inc. • Phone: Alex. 2525 Where Your $ Buys the Most 334 North Pitt St. Alexandria, Virginia 4 162 y Compliments of WRIGHT HUNT FEDERATED STORES • VIENNA, VIRGINIA YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You ERWIN FORD CO. Harold E. Erwin, President Authorized Ford Sales and Service Lee Highway and Chain Bridge Road Phones Crescent 799, 798 Fairfax, Va. Box 659D - Route No. 1 - Fairfax, Virginia Covers for CHILLA- VILLA HOTEL FARE FAC SAMPLER Route 50, Winchester Road Furnished by 17 Miles West of Washington, D. C. KINGSKRAFT Phone 200-J — Fairfax, Virginia KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Owned and managed by Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Myers PENTAGON REALTY Manassas Lumber Corp. COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance Lumber — Mill Work — Builders Supplies Farms — Homes — Acreage Hardware — Paint Two Locations Lee Highway adjoining Fairfax High MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Fairfax 396, 736 6829 Lee Highway, E. Falls Church Phones Manassas 340 and 341 Jefferson 3-1320 Robert D. Graham State Realty Company, Inc. INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 439 S. Washington St. FA. 2763 Fairfax, Virginia FALLS CHURCH, VA. Savia’s Barber Shop REID ' S SERVICE STATION LEE HIGHWAY AND PROSPERITY ROAD Air Conditioning Routes 211 and 29 Vi Mile West of Merrifield, Va. VIENNA, VIRGINIA FA 1 1 s Church 8445 Hugh E. Reid, Prop. A 163 F RAY BARNEY VIENNA FUEL COMPANY Real Estate — Loans — Insurance Oil Burners — Sales and Service Fuel Oil and Kerosene — Warm Air Heating Phone Vienna 465 Vienna, Virginia VIENNA, VIRGINIA Vienna 490-65-J ANNANDALE SERVICE STATION Vincent ' s Store and Service Station H. G. Crandall MARY A. VINCENT, Prop. Phone FA 7416 R. F. D. 1 — Box 3 What you need — When you need it Annandale, Va. Fairfax Va. Phone 191 Rosenberg’s Dept. Store Southern States Fairfax Service, Inc. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE FOR THE SUB-TEEN AND TEEN-AGERS 409-411 King Street, Alexandria, Va. FEED — SEED — FERTILIZER VIENNA, VIRGINIA Vienna 139 NORTHERN VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA HARDWARE BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. R. K. Hirst and Son J. H. CRAIG AND SONS General Hauling PUERINA FEED and HARDWARE Dealers in Live Stock and Produce — Feeds — Seeds Tysons Corners, Virginia Oakton, Virginia Vienna 321-J The Children’s Workshop NURSERY— KINDERGARTEN — FIRST GRADE I707B Monticello Drive — Jefferson Village Box 18 Oakton, Virginia Phone Vienna I47-W-2 THE PENDER STORE HARDWARE — GAS — OIL MEATS AND GROCERIES Pender, Virginia Phone Browning 258-J ROADSIDE MARKET GROCERIES — MEATS — ICE CREAM Open Sundays Daily 8:00 A. M. to II :00 P. M. Phone Jefferson 29875 Annandale, Va. HYLTON’S MARKET GROCERIES — FRESH MEATS — FRUITS VEGETABLES Centerville, Virginia Phone Browning 739-J-4 WOLFE ELLMORE Floor Covering Contractors Vienna, Virginia Vienna 3 1 1 D. L. MARTIN CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Phones 78 and 278 Triangle, Virginia -f 164 y WRECKAGE SERVICE Phone Fairfax 211 SIMPSON MOTOR CO. Vienna Pharmacy COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Lee Highway (Jet. Rts. 211-50-29-123), Fairfax, Va. Your Prescription Store Owner — «W. J. Simpson Manager — W. H. Simpson Vienna 44 FAIRFAX YELLOW CAB PHONE 344 SIGHTSEEING TOURS — LONG SHORT TRIPS Compliments of Wallace Monroe Pharmacy Stand 1 — Fairfax Courthouse — 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Stand 2 — Kamp Washington — 7:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. We do not use Stand No. 1 on Sundays, holidays 438 South Washington Street (Lee Highway) and after 7 :30 p.m. Phone FA. 2966 Falls Church, Va. Specializing in Trade-Ins Alexandria Furniture Co. ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA GAS — OIL — TIRES — BATTERIES METTAUER ' S ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA FA 9832 Night - FA 7460 - Home EMERGENCY ROAD and CRANE SERVICE Compliments of Annandale Cleaners Across from Annandale School Jefferson 2-7216 Hibbs Giddings Men ' s and Boys ' CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Manassas, Virginia Star Supply Company Hardware — Feed — Building Supplies ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Falls Church 7443 Fairfax Hay and Grain FiERMAN FRANKLIN, Proprietor hay — GRAIN — FEED Fairfax, Virginia Box 350 Phone 175 Freeman Sherburne SNYDER AND COMPANY Non-Assessable Mutual Insurance Real Estate East Fails Church, Virginia HARDWARE — PAINTS — APPLIANCES Phone Vienna 30 Vienna, Virginia Phone: Falls Church 1195 PHONE 445 NIGHT 288-W THE BOUQUET MART FLORISTS Cut Fiowers — Plants — Corsages Funeral Designs G. Keith Lyons 222 East Center St. Manassas, Va. The Needle Workshop All Knitting and Crochet Supplies Needle Point — Hooked Rugs FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA New Location in Lady Fairfax LADY FAIRFAX JUNIOR and MISSES ' APPAREL Caton’s Esso Service FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA Opposite Court House Crescent 370 Phone Browning 739-W-l f 165 h james a. McWhorter Certified Surveyor Land Surveys - Subdivision Planning and Layout Construction Layout - Dietzgen Directo Process Black and White Prints Phone Falls Church 7484 Annandale, Virginia SHIRKEY DRUG Annandale ' s New Drug Store OPEN ON SUNDAY PHONE JE 2-9223 Hayman’s Fashion Center Home of Smart Junior Clothes 530 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Fairfax Barber Shop FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA HOURS: 8 - 6 Monday Through Saturday 8 - Noon — Wednesday Levinson Clothing Co. Outfitters for Men and Boys 424 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Beckner’s Esso Service Phone Herndon 68-J-2 CHANTILLY, VA. — U. S. ROUTE 50 COCICRILL’S Appliances — Televis ' on — Radios Sales and Service Vienna 640 Vienna, Virginia Cox ' s AMOCO Service General Repairs on All Makes Automobiles On Route 50 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA SMART WEARING APPAREL LADY LOIS 710 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia FOR RENT — Business and Professional Offices Real Title Corporation JESSE BUILDING Fairfax, Virginia Crescent 550 EVERLY’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA WHITESELL REAL ESTATE HOMES - FARMS - ACREAGE - BUSINESS PROPERTY — Listings Solicited Highway No. 123 OAKTON, VIRGINIA Phone Vienna 280-W EUNICE S. WHITESELL, Broker Have Your Car Serviced While You Shop at Munday’s Esso Service Phone Crescent 168 Fairfax, Virginia WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Including Travelers Checks, Safe Deposit Boxes, Christmas Savings, Checking Accounts, Savings Ac- counts, F.H.A. Mortgage Loans. We finance Autos and Household Appliances. Monthly Payment Loans. Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. THE VIENNA TRUST COMPANY VIENNA, VIRGINIA CHAMBLIN ' S MARKET Groceries — Meat — Frozen Foods Fairfax, Virginia Phone Crescent 314 FREE DELIVERY L M General Merchandise BURKE, VIRGINIA Fairfax 988-J FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 tast Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Compliments of VIENNA BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Dorothy Willie Vienna, Virginia A. T. GILBERT Lawn Mowers Sharpening — Repairs and Service OAKTON, VIRGINIA THE COUNTRY STORE TYSONS CORNER, VIRGINIA LEWIS KING ' S SERVICE STATION Greasing and Washing - Tires - Tubes - Batteries Lee Highway at Centreville, Virginia Browning I59-W-I ARLINGTON REMNANT SHOP ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Cocke Prince William Pharmacies Where Friends Meet VIRGINIA HARDWARE CO. 2016-18 North Moore Street Rosslyn Station Arlington, Virginia NACHMAN ' S Quality and Service Since 1919 Men ' s, Women ' s and Children ' s Clothes HERNDON, VIRGINIA J. C. PENNY CO. ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of MEYER ' S MARKET Meats — Frozen Foods OAKTON, VIRGINIA Vienna 10-J WARE ' S PHARMACY FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA OAKTON GARAGE GAS — OILS AND ACCESSORIES OAKTON, VIRGINIA IVA TRICE DRESS SHOP SPORTSWEAR — BLOUSES ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA d 167 Y Acknowledgment We, 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 effort put forth in making the Seventeenth Volume of our yearbook a success, thus giving us another accomplishment to add to our advancing record of progress. The staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Hopper, our advisor, for her guidance and help; Mr. MacIntyre and Merin Studios for their services and cooperation in handling the photography; Mr. Penny and the staff of Brown-Morrison Co. for their efforts in producing this book; all our advertisers who have made our publication a financial success; and all other individuals who have contributed in any way to the successful completion of the 1952 edition of the Fare Fac Sampler. j, i68 y VRARE 373.755 F 1952 V.17 Fairfax High School (Fairfax, Va.) The fare fac sampler For Reference Not to be taken from this library FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY JEjPj ISt XS t ’ t 1 vV jl| jC - 1 1 1 ’ 4l‘ ’ jT 3t i jPKtg J I k ' ' v vl: tl j ’ fj 1 ■10 ' T ' . T til 4 N nL‘ : 1 r j . 1 ST mKjtL ' AM � •♦V’TIj ‘ Y . 5t 11 •jp 1 L V V ' j. ' Vj X- « mF 1b . • ' mx :i j£wk ujc jsil