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Johnny Rebel Fare Fac 1953 Sampler r 1 [ j - - r ‘ { I • Editors Barbara Chappelle Agnes Kitchen Sally Smith the fare fac VOLUME XVIII 195 3 Published Annually by the Students of Fairfax High School . Fairfax , Virginia i fh© f 1 ■ N THIS, the Et g hteenthJ sents lo Y ou L Fac Sampler, lohnnV u!e , ho pmg 1° hi Phases oi vom at Fatfia rene w the happmess High- +v, e yectrs We, ° tbS Tance oug is « S „a, k«lP W “ “ : ' I . r HBh M ”° ' Contents Page 5 ★ Dedication Page 6 ★ Administration Page 8 ★ Classes Page 22 Activities Page 84 Athletics Page 110 ★ Features Page 132 The Senior Class of Fairfax High School with HEART-FELT GRADITUDE DEDICATES THIS 1953 Fare Fac Sampler to Ruth Somervi lie R o ston , . hoping that it may express the affection of all Seniors who, for the past ten years, have felt the influence of her untiring efforts in their behalf. ■{ 6 y Howard Allen Strang December 27, 193 5 October 31, 1952 your classmates, will remember you for your quiet, half-shv man- ner, your clean-cut features, your well- groomed appearance, your never-to-be-for- gotten smile, the rich quality of your voice and your warm friendly personality which will remain with us always. { 7 }- ADMINISTRATION Pfiincijid! Samuel J. Coffey the 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 10 F Mr. Woodson W. Harold Ford, A.B., M.A. Director of Instruction y (I in i n i s t r a t i o n Craighill S. Burks, A.B., M.A. Supervisor of Secondary Schools Winnie E. Sutherland, B.S., M.A. Supervisor of Secondary Schools A d m inis Emory Chesley, A.B., M.A. Assistant Principal Martha E. Reely Director of Guidance Katherine E. Hopper, B.S., M.A. Eighth Grade Coordinator Yearbook Sponsor Harriet R. Gordon, A.B. Visiting Teacher -[ 12 E tlrMt i o n Mr. Coffey Mr. Chesley Miss Reely ■ ! 13 }■ Mrs. Hopper Mrs. Gordon Eleanor H. Bennett B.A., MS. Biology Dorothy Billings, B.S. Horne Economics Mary C. Bowler, B.S. Mathematics Counselor ihn T. Broaddus, Jr., B.A. Physical Education tseball and Basketball Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor Agnes B. Carico, B.S. English, Mathematics Nancy L. Caufield. B.S. Commercial Jane S. Colbert, B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. Club Sponsor Harold Cooper, A.B., M.A. Social Studies, Counselor Theodora C. Cox, B.S. James W. Coyle, B.A. Latin, English Director, Physical Educatit Physical Education mmm J. Cunningham, B.S., M.. Physical Education J. V. Baseball Coach Edmondson, B.S., M A. Physical Education ' arsity Football Coach Cyrus H. Doub, B.S. Mathematics Transportation Supervisor Marjorie G. French B.A. English, Dramatics Walter J. Dowling, M.A. Head Industrial Arts Department Printing Blaine P. Friedlander, B.A. English, Social Studies Junior Class Sponsor Shirley A. Draper, B.A. Iris C. Edmundson, B.A. English, Social Studies Typing Beatrice H. Frutchey A.B.. M.A. Commercial Philip Fuller, B.A.. M.M. Director of Music Instrumental Music -( 15 K Harriet S. Funkhouser B.A. Social Studies Irene S. Harmon, B.S., M.S. Director of Girls’ Physical Education Physical Education Varsity Hockey Coach Janie H. Gentry, B.S. Home Economics E. J. Heglar, A.B. Commercial Constance Grumbles. B.S. Physical Education ] . V. Basketball Coach Delma W. Hofer, B.A. Mathematics Edith N. Hall, A.B. Head, Mathematics Department Mathematics Counselor Mary M. Hughes. A.B. Mathematics Counselor Pe rl B. Hanso A.B. English, Journali. N ewspaper Spons Fern L. Hull B.A., M.A. English t ell Hurt, B.S. Science Shelvy E. Johnson Jr., B.S. Shop Harry O. Keller. A.B. Science Patrol Sponsor Russell G. Kerlin, B.S., M.E. Science Counselor Mary K. Kern A.B.. M.A. Head, English Department English, Public Speaking Honor Society Sponsor jred M. Leigh, B.S. Mathematics Counselor Honor Society ' onsor Ralph Lewis, B.S., M.A. Shop Business Club Sponsor Palmer G. Lynn, B.A., M.EJ Head, Social Studies Dept. Social Studies J. W. Mankin, B.A., M A English Debate Club Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor -! 17 Y Nellie Marshall, B S. Head, Art Department Art Rita W. Morgan, B A. English Paul F. Peter. B.S. Social Studies Counselor Esther D. Mosser, B.S., M.S. Vonna W.Offield, B.S., M.A. English Head, Business Education Dept. Commercial Robert E. Phipps, B.S.. M Ed. Ethel R. Potts, B.S., M S. Shop Mathematics Golf Coach Virginia Organ, B.S. Assistant Librarian Jane W. Pugh, B.A. Science Nancy M. Parker, B.aJ Mathematics Helen Quigg, B.A. Mathematics 18 K Ethel Quinn, B.S. Physical Education Varsity Softball Coach Mary L. Ruiz, B.A. English, Spanish Ruth Randall, B.A. English, Social Studies Ralph Shriver, A.B. Shop Louise Reid, B.A. English, Social Studies Eighth Grade Class Sponsor Geraldine E. Sherwood, B.S. Choral Music Preston E. Rolfe, B.S. Mathematics, Science Robert Simms, B.S. Shop Ruth S. Royston, A.B. Social Studies Ethel M. Slonaker, B.S. Head, Language Department Latin, Social Studies A 19 h Virginia Stanley Elsie D. Story, B.S. Margaret R. Taylor, B.A. Mary Van Dusen Dariel Van Wagoner. B.S. A.B , B.L.S. Social Studies Eighth Grade Music B.A., M.A. Physical Education Librarian John E. Waller. Jr.. B.A. English Senior Class Sponsor Basketball Coach Cheerleader Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Nora L. Watkins, B.A. English, Social Studies English, Social Studies Lois J. Whitney, B.S., M.A. English, Social Studies J. V. Hockey Varsity Basketball Coach { 20 j ayburn A. Williams, B.S. Head, Science Department Mathematics, Science Senior Class Sponsor R. Tucker Winn, B.S. Science Counselor Edith M. Heglar Secretary Flora W. Yates, B.S. Elizabeth L. Yeakley, B.S. English, Social Studies Head, Home Economics Counselor Martha J. Payne Secretary Martha Dove Cafeteria Manager Vadah K. Barney Secretary H 21 y CLASSES Madge and Madolin Cardwell Dorothy and Delores Chandler Nancy and George Dodson Helene and Sandra Evenson Peggy and Patsy Fritter Suzi and Chris Gilbertson Mary Lou and Virginia Kelly Joyce and James Mowson Gerry and Delores Phillips Donald and Ronald Strawser Solid Geometry Home Economics Sampler President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsors . . . . . Richard Cockrill . . . Jimmy Young . Elsie Jo McNeely • • . . Colby Collier Mr. Ray Williams Mr. John Waller officers of the SENIOR CLASS Clara Joyce Adams Joyce” Vienna, Virginia Iva Gaynelle Anderson Gay” Fairfax, Virginia Kimberly Drew Baker Kim” Vienna, Virginia Carol Lyn Albrecht Bones” Roberta Ellen Alley Bobbie” Fairfax, Virginia Nils Edwin Anderson Andy” Fairfax, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia Ruth Elizabeth Anderson Liz” Annandale, Virginia T H E 1 9 5 3 Theodore Monroe Ball Ted” Springfield, Virginia Audrey Lee Barker Audrey” Fairfax Station, Virginia JA mes Edward Beahm Jim” Vienna, Virginia J 26 y s E IV I a n c L A s s Lucy Jones Behnke Til lie” Alexandria, Virginia James Mason Benham Little fng” Clifton, Virginia Jean Elizabeth Bell Jeanne ' ’ Oakton, Virginia Constance Joan Bennett Midget” Alexandria, Virginia Susan Elizabeth Bender Little Ben ” Vienna, Virginia James Edward Bennett Sylvester” Alexandria, Virginia Nancy Carolyn Berry Nan” Vienna, Virginia Vivian H. Bless Vivian” McLean, Virginia Virginia Leona Bostic Gennie” Centreville, Virginia Stanley Floyd Bowler Stan Fairfax, Virginia {27y MSS Virginia Marie Cassedy Ginny” Alexandria, Virginia Barbara Gayle Chappelle ' ' Babbie ' ’ Fairfax, Virginia James Elliott Cobb Jimmy” Fairfax, Virginia Robert Sloane Cochran Bob’’ Annandale, Virginia Sally Carol Boyce Alden Bannerman Bradford Harry William Bruin Sally” Professor ” Billy” Burke, Virginia McLean, Virginia - Vienna, Virginia Carolyn Blanche Campion Mary Frances Campisi Carolyn ” Can ’a Peas” Annandale, Virginia Annandale, Virginia John Wesley Cantrell John” Annandale, Virginia { 23 i s E IV I D H C L A S S Richard Malcolm Cockrili Sylvester ” Herndon, Virginia Beverley Jane Cook Cookie” Oakton, Virginia Anthony Arthur Cole Pete” Oakton, Virginia John Henry Cook. Ill ' ' Jack” Burke, Virginia Colby Lee Collier ” Codge ” Fairfax Station, Virginia William Alfred Cook Bill” Annandale, Virginia Ronald Adrian Copeland Betty Ann Cox Robert Graham Cox Forrest Smeed Crawford Dusty” Betty” Bobby” Rusty” Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia d 29 F Katherine, Virginia Cromer Shorty” Clifton, Virginia Patricia Jean Davidson Pat” Alexandria, Virginia Barbara Lee Curtis Suzy” Burke, Virginia Ann Dare Davis Queeme” Oakton, Virginia Barbara Jane Dansberger Hamberger” Annandale, Virginia George Robert Davis Bob” Fairfax Station, Virginia T H E 1 9 5 3 Joan Margaret Davis Joann e” Vienna, Virginia Betty Lou Demory Patsy Alexandria, Virginia Janice Elaine Dominy Jancf Vienna, Virginia Robert Wendell Dowdle Bob” Springfield, Virginia d30P s E IV I 0 R C L A S S Barbara Winfred Dowell Bobbie” Vienna, Virginia Robert David Dowell Bobby” Fairfax, Virginia Beulah May Doyle Bunny” Burke, Virginia Margaret Ruth England Marge” Fairfax, Virginia Ruth Marian Eskridge Blondie” Falls Church, Virginia Catherine Josephine Etter Josie” Vienna, Virginia Ralph Bayard Evans Ralph” McLean, Virginia David L. Everly Cat” Alexandria, Virginia John Sexton Fenton Fenton” Alexandria, Virginia Gordon Lynn Fletcher Buddy” McLean, Virginia {3iy Parker Franklin Fortney Parker” Centreville, Virginia Peggy Ann Fritter Eight ball” Fairfax, Virginia Eugene Milesteade Frinks Squeeky” Annandale, Virginia Roger Cleveland Furr Furr” Falls Church, Virginia Patsy Lee Fritter Pat” Fairfax, Virginia Carl Joseph Gerkin Gerk” Lovettsville, Virginia Charles Calvert Grove Harry Griffin Hager. Jr. Elizabeth Janet Hailman Bulldog ” Harry” fan” Vienna, Virginia Herndon, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Larry Chauncey Hall Little Hall” Centreville, Virginia d 32 F s E IV I a R c L A S Wayne Claude Hall Wayne” Springfield, Virginia Virginia Frances Hawkins Fran” Springfield, Virginia William Harvey Hall -Bill” Fairfax, Virginia Leland Eugene Hayden Gene” Fairfax, Virginia Eugene Randolph Hamilton Bones” Falls Church, Virginia Ellen Mae Heath Ellen” Vienna, Virginia ' O Bernard Allen Heeke Bernie” A lexandria, Virginia Elaine Joy Helbig fay” McLean, Virginia Charlotte Irene Henry Chari’ Honey” Vienna, Virginia Nelson Eugene Hensley Nelson” Annandale, Virginia A 33 F Herbert McClain Hicks ' Herb” Falls Church, Virginia Betty Mae Hough Betty” Annandale, Virginia Shirley Marian Hollestelle ' ' Shirley” Alexandria, Virginia Audrey Mae Houtz r ” Little Audrey” McLean, Virginia Gloria Ann Hollis Hollis ” Fairfax, Virginia Zelda Payton Israel ” Zeldie ” Arlington, Virginia T H E 9 5 3 Nancy Lee Jones Bones” Vienna, Virginia Nancy Louise Jennell Shorty ” Vienna, Virginia John Edward Hurst Jones Booger” Alexandria, Virginia Billy B. Jones Bill” Annandale, Virginia J34F s E IV I 0 R C L A S S George Walter Justusson George ” Annandale, Virginia Edlois Keller Lois” Fairfax, Virginia Joseph William Kane Little Joe” Alexandria, Virginia Jerome Willis Keyes. Jr- ferry” Alexandria, Virginia Theodore Wilmer Kearns Teddy” Falls Church, Virginia Agnes Elaine Kitchen A iv” Vienna, Virginia Etta Mae Koch Susie” Annandale, Virginia Louis Kitts Louis” Falls Church, Virginia Randolph Lee Knupp Buzz” Fairfax, Virginia Gerald Frederick Koehnlein Gerald” Vienna, Virginia Robert Dean Krehbiel Bob” Clifton, Virginia Gordon Alan Lancaster Gordon” Fairfax, Virginia Joyce Anne Leigh Joyce” Vienna, Virginia Frank Lynford Lewis Frank” McLean, Virginia Donald Lee Long Donnie” Burke, Virginia Jessie Lee Lyerly Jessie” Fairfax, Virginia Mary Louise Makely Louise” Fairfax, Virginia William Herbert Marrow Anne Nelson Marshall Shirley Duane Marshall Bill” Anne” Shirley” Annandale, Virginia McLean, Virginia Annandale, Virginia d 36 K s E N I D H C L A S S tv; Joe Adrian Mellender Little Joe Fairfax, Virginia mm Mary Jessica McClain Jessie McLean, Virginia Barbara Elizabeth McDonough Barb Alexandria, Virginia Elsie Jo McNeely Jo, Jo McLean, Virginia Robert Earle Mills Bobbie Falls Church, Virginia Christopher C. Miniclier Florence E. Morningstar M. Marshall Morrow Elmer Thomas Mudd Kit” _ Flossie Marshall Toady McLean, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Vienna, Virginia -{ 37 }. Mary Louise Murphy Lucky” Vienna, Virginia Delores Lola Nugent Dodie” Falls Church, Virginia Doris Anne Newcome Danny” Fairfax, Virginia Rowena Marilyn Ofelt Marilyn ” McLean, Virginia Travis La Vern Noble Razerback” Merrifield, Virginia M. Burtner Oliver Bo” Vienna, Virginia David LeRoy Osborne Dave” Fairfax, Virginia Kelley Eugene Ottwell Gene” Lincolnia, Virginia Robert Dale Ottwell Bob” Alexandria, Virginia Patricia Estelle Parker Pat” Clifton, Virginia d 38 ) s E IV I a R c L A s s Louis Pattishall Louie” McLean, Virginia Patricia Wanetta Payne Georia Claudette Peacher Pat” Peach” Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Anna Lee Pearson Anna” Clifton, Virginia Johann Lee Pearson Jo” Vienna, Virginia Doris Nancy Phillips Dutch” Vienna, Virginia r Dorothy Lucille Phillips Edward Watts Pickett Constantine M. Polychrones Shirley Jayne Price Dathy” Eddie-Sharpy ” Taiky” Frenchie” Annandale, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Gainesville, Virginia Annandale, Virginia 4 39 } William Henry Printz ' ' Billy” Vienna, Virginia John Paul Quackenbush Quack” Vienna, Virginia Mary V. Reece Sbortie” Vienna, Virginia Rosemary Denton Reed Ricky” Fairfax, Virginia Hazel Joan Reigle ”S g” McLean, Virginia Ruby Cornelia Reno Clarabelle ” Burke, Virginia T H E 1 9 5 3 Henry Wood Riley Charles Edwin Rinker Barbara Ann Robinson Gladys Maureen Rodgers Henry” Slammy Sarny Charlie” Bahs” Maureen” Oakton, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia •{40 k s E IV I 0 H C L A S s Lura Doris Russell Blond Bomber ” Fairfax, Virginia Carol Schaeffer Carol” Manassas, Virginia Helen Louise Saffer Helen” Falls Church, Virginia Robert Lee Seal Bob” Annandale, Virginia Walter Vance Saunders Walt” Annandale, Virginia Roy Alvin Shantz Al” McLean, Virginia Lawrence Sheppard Larry” Annandale, Virginia Gayle Carolyn Sherburne Gay” Vienna, Virginia Cecil Gordon Short Junior” Clifton, Virginia Frederick James Shue Fred” Centreville, Virginia {Aiy Lowell Sherwood Smith ” Lowell ” Fairfax, Virginia Pat” Annandale, Virginia Barbara Anne Soule Virginia Annette Spencer Bea ” Susie” Clifton, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Martin Kersey Spilman Beanie ” Fairfax Station, Virginia Ted Wayne Spitler Ted” McLean, Virginia John Graham Stevens Snevets” Vienna, Virginia Carl Oscar Stewart Killer” Vienna, Virginia d 42 }■ s E N I H C L A S S Ann Carol Stroud Ann” Fairfax, Virginia Janet Lee Stuart Janet Lee” Fairfax, Virginia Ralph Armistead Thompson Ralph” Fairfax, Virginia Rosemarie F. Thompson Rosie” Vienna, Virginia Robert Wesley Toon Bobby” Springfield, Virginia Jacqueline Delores Upham Jackie” Annandale, Virginia Johanna W. VAN KRETSCHMAR Hannie” Vienna, Virginia William B. Sutphin Sut” Fairfax, Virginia Everett Rane Timmons, Jr. Big Ti?n” Clifton, Virginia Richard C. Van Wagoner Dick” McLean, Virginia d 43 }■ Fred Cliffton Via Cotton ” Vienna, Virginia Ronald Edwin Violette Ronnie” Fairfax, Virginia Robert Edwin Wagner Bob” Annandale, Virginia Roland Walker Roland” Vienna, Virginia Martha Alice Waller Martha ” Fairfax, Virginia William John Watson Bill” Fairfax, Virginia T H E 1 9 5 3 Edith Leanore Weeks Happy” Fairfax, Virginia Charlotte Rose White Butch” Annandale, Virginia Constance LaRee White Connie ” Alexandria, Virginia Kathleen Anne Wight Kathy” Fairfax, Virginia -{ 44 ]- s E IV I a R c L A S S Harry Lawrence Wilbur. Jr. ' Larry” Fairfax, Virginia Constance F. Wilson Connie ” Clifton, Virginia Stuart Alden Wood Stu ” Fairfax, Virginia Ardeta Raynelle Woods Rae” Fairfax, Virginia James Thomas Young Jimmy” Alexandria, Virginia Patricia Ann Young Patsy Anrit” Fairfax, Virginia Alyce June Yowell Junie” Fairfax, Virginia Shirley Yvonne Winburn Yvonne” Clifton, Virginia Lucien Bell Yarbrough, Jr. Bobber” Fairfax Station, Virginia Margaret Lucille Zinn Margie” Fairfax, Virginia $Kfiu the American History Chemistry Plane Geometry English Sampler ■MMN President Michael Woodbury officers of Vice-President Nancy Yowell the Secretary Ruth Carroll Treasurer Angela Luxford Sponsor Mr. Blaine Friedlander JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Anderson, Jean Ashford, Virginia Ayres, Henry Balliet, Betty Barringer, Curtis Beggs, Malcolm Bennett, Clyde Berezoski, Betty Berry, William Berryhill, Barbara Biller, Jackie Black, Cleo Bookout, Sam Boots, Lawrence Boswell, Thomas Bowers, Carol Braden, Bonnie Breslin, Kay Brown, Shirley Bryant, Sharyl Canard, Thomas Carman, Wayne Carroll, Ruth Caudle, Edith Caudle, John Chalker, John Clifford, Anne Coddington, Carol d 48 h JUNIOR CLASS Cole, Carol Ann Coleman, Charles Collier, Neil Cooke, Joanne Corse, Anne Crawford, Catherine Croson, Jimmie Cushnie, Richard Danials, Andrew Darrell, Marcia Davidson, Jo Ann Davidson, Marjorie Davis, Carol Davis, Thelma Dean, Donald Donaldson, Jack Dove, Audrey Dove, Ernest Dye, Stanley Dyer, Jeanne Eaton, Russell Edwards, Marvin Ehinger, Una Lee Eppard, Becky Eppard, Joyce Ericson, Karen Evans, Caroline Feigley, Richard d 49 E JUNIOR CLASS Ferguson, Esther Follin, Patricia Fox, Jean Fox, William Furry, Joy Garcia, Ruby Gerald, Beula Geris, Marian Gibson, William Gilbertson, Suzi Gilham, Daniel Godfrey, Louise Gordon, Regina Grant, Jacquelyn Gray, Charles Grefe, Richard Griffith, Richard Flannah, Shirley Harkness, Diane Harris, James Harrison, Bradley Hatch, Roberta Heath, Agnes Heckard, Mary Helcamp, Margie Henry, Lawrence Hensley, Glenda Hessom, Patsy i 50 Y JUNIOR CLASS Hicks, Jack Higgins, Charles Hill, William Hinshaw, Michael Hise, William Hally, Kay Holsinger, Harry Hubbard, Lee Hughes, Pat Hummer, William Hunter, Myra Hunter, Stanford Ingle, Joan Jarrell, Paul Jenkins, John Jerman, Doris Jerman, Jean Johnson, Nancy Johnston, Doris Johnston, Jimmie Jones, Mary Grace Jones, Shirley Jones, Stanley Kane, Mary Kelly, Judy Kelsey, Ben Keyes, Sharon Keys, Wayne J si y JUNIOR CLASS Keiffer, Stanley Knicely, Geraldine Knott, Homer Koert, Arthur Krehbiel, Kate Krehbiel, Mary Kuldell, Bob La Reaw, Ronald Lawrence, Pauline Lawson, Barbara Le Gallais, Randolph Leigh, Ralph Lester, Delmar Lewis, Joan Lindey, Peggy Linkous, Sue Lohr, Roy Lowe, Donna Luxford, Angela MacAdam, Debora h Martin, Dean Mason, Mike McClintock, William McDaniel, Hilbert McDarmid, Robert McKenna, Ellen Merriman, Charlotte Michie, Vivian 52 P JIMOH CLASS Miller, Barbara Mohler, Ewell Monson, Vada Lee Montague, David Moore, Joretta Moser, Robert Mowson, Joyce Mullen, Thomas Muller, Morrel Mylroie, Mary Noble, Judy Nordlie, Ruth Ofelt, George Payne, Aurena Payne, Betty Lou Payne, Howard Payne, Joan Pendley, John Pfeiffer, Lynn Phelps, Robert Pierson, Alvin Potter, Herbert Price, Neil Prickett, Nancy Prosise, Gayle Rasmussen, Carol Renshaw, Geraldine Rettstatt, Glenda { 53 }- JUNIOR CLASS Robbins, Louis Robertson, Ginger Robinson, Gay Robinson, Jean Rose, Robert Rowe, Gary Russell, Donald Sayers, Neta Schottroffe, Mary Ann Schultz, Betty Scott, Joan Scott, Lawrence Seymour, Paul Share, Alan Shelton, Maxie Simpson, Carl Simpson, Jimmy Smarr, Shirley Smith, Alice Smith, Barbara Smith, Dorsey Smith, Glenn Sowers, Jackie Sparks, Harold Spiess, Martha Stover, Betty Stuart, Luther Sutphin, Ethel dS4K CLASS JUNIOR Swisher, Thomas Taylor, Joan Thomas, Bula Thomas, Catherine Thompson, Robert Timmons, Joan Tinkham, Joan Tolson, Joyce Trammell, Betty Jean Traeger, Ronald Trollinger, Joseph Typer, Elaine Vansant, Carwin Via, Bill Vincent, Bob Vogel, Anthony Wagner, Bill Waple, Dorothy Waple, Joan Ware, Russell Wells, Jack Whitehurst, Dorothy Wilson, Rufus Wisner, Bill Woodbury, Michael Wright, Mabel Yowell, Nancy -d 55 y 1 the Geography World History 1953 English Biology Sampler 1 A i n M fm BL, . . I |jjf I l :s ‘ ' r President Toni Weber Vice-President .... Lucy Yarborough Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsors . Shirley Gleason Durwood Register Miss Margaret Taylor Mr. John Broaddus officers of the SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Lois Allen, Linda Amundson, Joanne Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Juanita Apple, Ann Atwell, John Avery, John Baranowski, Edward Barnhill, Shirley Barns, Shirley Beckwith, Juanita Benham, Gloria Bennett, Thomas Berkman, Vail Berry, Joseph Besley, Susan Birch, James Blaeuer, Chance Blaeuer, Marilyn Bles, Virginia Bokel, Mary Elizabeth Bonner, Dorothy Bosserman, Nancy Bost, Nancy Bostic, Ann Boswell, Ralph Bowman, Jerry Boyer, Larry Bray, Helain Bridges, Wanda Brittingham, Michael Brooking, Bly Brown, Betty Brown, Mary Brumback, Carolyn Bryce, Lynn Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Lillian T 58 E SOPHOMORE CLASS Burke, Virginia Burkholder, Maynard Burner, Elizabeth Burner, Lynne Byrne, Pollie Caldwell, Ann Campbell, Cynthia Canard, Cubie Cannon, Kim Carlin, Carol Ann Carpenter, Norma Carroll, Lee Carter, Stewart Catterton, Jimmy Chandler, Delores Chandler, Dorothy Chapman, Susan Chappell, Martha Chavez, Joseph Clark, William Clarke, Allen Cobb, Lucille Cook, Damitra Cook, Mary Jane Cooke, Nancy Cooke, Patty Sue Cole, Ronald Costello, Selma Cowart, Gayle Cozzens, Loretta Crabtree, Ronald Crandall, Jane Cromer, Marguerite Crouch, Barbara Crumbaugh, Iona Crumbaugh, Juanita Currier, Glenn Curtin, Delores Cushman, Nannette Dailey, Shirley d 59 b SOPHOMORE CLASS Dalton, Robert Daniels, Edward Davidson, Donnie Dawson, Eileen Dean, Evelyn DeBusk, Marlene DeBusk, Rebecca Dorward, Kenneth Dove, Florence Dunlap, James Duryee, Kama Edwards, Barbara Eichelberger, Gerald Elmore, Annette Eskew, Claire Ferguson, Elizabeth Fessler, Barbara Finley, Ellen Fisher, Nancy Lee Flattery, Kitty Fleming, Eddie Fletcher, John Fones, Ellen Foster, Paul Furry, Joyce Gardner, Frank Garner, Bobby Gayhart, Richard Geier, Margaret Gerald, Frank Gerhard, Laura Gerwig, Mary Gicker, Carol Ann Gilbertson, Chris Gilpatrick, Jean Gleason, Shirley Glover, Marilyn Gramm, Peggy Graves, Aubrey Green, Susan -[60 b SOPHOMORE CLASS Hall, Glen Hall, Robert Hall, Warren Hammond, Richard Hansborough, Betty Harris, Bill Harris, Bill, Jr. Harris, Hinton Harrison, James Hathaway, Bill Hayslett, Hilbert Heath, Buddy Heckard, Barbara Henderson, Susan Hess, Tommy Hester, Jimmy Holloran, Jack Holloway, Elizabeth Hotard, Carol Howard, Regina Humphreys, Elizabeth Hunt, Bruce Hunter, Nancy Isdell, Carol J aquess, Marshall Jeffrey, Lois Jenkins, Barbara Jenkins, Charles Jenkins, Dorothy Jenkinson, Sarah Johnson, Nordleen Jones, Ann Jones, Gwyn Justusson, Paul Kearns, Louis Keller, Karl Kenny, Carolyn Kent, Thomas Kerrick, Glenwood Key, Kay i 6i y SOPHOMORE CLASS Keys, Lee Kidwell, Lorraine King, Dennis Kingree, Frances Kitchen, Jean Kline, Grace Kline, John Knauss, Sylvia Krombholz, Oscar Landon, Mary Lee Langhorn, Raymond Lawrence, Edward Lawson, Donald Lee, Brian LeGallis, Donald Leonard, Lee Littlejohn, Norman Long, Ida Luttrell, Donna Lytton, Connie McConchie, Ben McDonough, Richard McDonough, Robert McDonough, Ronald McIntyre, Helen McMillian, Richard McSpadden, Joseph Magarity, Doreen Maley, Howard Martz, Sally Miller, Janice Miller, Jack Miller, Judith Moffett, Madolin Mills, Gary Moore, Wilburn Mooreland, Arthur Morris, William Mosher, Ricky Moss, Dorothy d 62 b SOPHOMORE CLASS Much, Barry Mullen, Kathleen Mullins, Sue Neff, Donald Orrison, Russell Owens, Taylor Palmer, Bobbie Parker, Janet Paxson, David Payne, Mary Jo Pigge, Joyce Pineo, Dawn Pitts, Betty Pitts, Kenneth Post, Gilbert Potter, Dorothy Powell, Frank Powell, Ruby Proctor, Gail Prunkard, Donna Raper, Margaret Reece, Virginia Register, Durwood Richardson, Donald Rickert, Betty Richey, Carolyn Riggles, Ruth Robey, June Robinson, George Roper, Virginia Rose, Jane Rosin, Arlene Ross, Betsy Rouse, Donald Russell, Jake Russell, James Russell, Pat Rust, Katherine Rutter, Catherine Rytter, Henry ! 63 y SDPHDMDRE CLASS Sanders, Mary Sandretzky, Marilyn Saunders, Bruce Saunders, Nancy Sevier, Michael Seymour, Margaret Sexton, Orlando Shelton, Lena Shelton, Starley Shifflett, Frances Shipman, Carol Shomo, Mary Simms, Betty Lou Small, June Smith, Mark Smith, Patricia Smoot, Fay Sofetosanti, Nancy Sowers, Barbara Speake, Mary Louise Sterling, Joyce Stewart, Barbara Stough, Lee Strawser, Donald Strong, Anne Stuart, Bill Surles, Betty Sutphin, Robert Sykes, Lynn Talbot, Harriette Taylor, Peggy Thatcher, Billy Thrall, Joan Thompson, Spencer Thompson, William Tichenor, Bonnie Timmons, Evelyn Tinkle, Warren Triplett, Monte Tucker, Joyce d 64 } SOPHOMORE CLASS Turner, Jo Ann Twombly, Ann Unger, Richard Updike, Dennis Updike, Donnie Vaughan, John Via, Ann Vogel, Anastasia Von Sassenscheid, Carol Walker, Dan Walker, Robert Wallrabenstein, Mary Ward, John Warf, Jackie Warner, Carla Watson, Linda Webb, Garn Webb, Willard Weber, Toni Wellman, Gerry West, Betty Jane White, Gerald White, Judy Whitney, Alice Wiggs, Archie Wiles, Geraldine Wiley, Ronald Williams, Joyce Williams, Marguerite Willis, Ruth Wilson, Blaine Wilson, David Wilson, Samuel Wine, Frances Wood, Thomas Woolfender, Robert Yarbrough, Lucy Yocum, Melvin Young, Janice Zimbro, Virgie -! 65 | j ■ M: ' Social Studies Mathematics General Science 1953 Sampler English President Vice-President Barbara Judd Lloyd Dunn officers of the Secretary Rebecca Payne Treasurer Harold Porter Sponsor Mr. J. W. Mankin FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Adams, John Ahalt, Charles Anderson, Adele Anderson. Barbara Angel, Anne Armentrout, Joan Arnes, Katherine Aubrey. Margaret Baird, Patricia Baldwin, James Barnes, Elizabeth Bartlett, Dickie Beach, John Beaman, David Berry, David Bishop, Margie Blevins, Joseph Boles, Jerry Bonner, Kenneth Bonnet, Michael Boyer, Phyllis Bransom, Charlotte Bray, Luther Briggs, Virginia Brown, James Brown, Marvin Brumback, Ruth Bryant, Gary Bryson, Jean Bunch, Tena Burke, Ethel Burke, Nelson Burton, Patricia Bustle, Thomas Byrd, Betty Campion, William Carrico, Arloween Carter, Nancy Caudle, Ruth Chalker, Julian Chamblin, Josephine Churchville, Francis Cissel, Robert Clare, Daniel Clem, Betty Clem, Dallas Coffin, Richard Collett, Marcia Colvin, Roy Cooley, Mary Cornelson, John Coston, Dale - 168 }- FRESHMAN CLASS Crist, Joan Crouch, Dorothy Daniels, Charles Dansberger, Charlotte Darnes, Joan Davidson, Paul Dick, Elsie Dolinger, Eula Dolkes, Paul Dowell, Roger Doyle, David Dunn, Bertha Dunn, Lloyd Durham, Shelby Dye, Sandra Dyer, Gwen Edwards, Richard Elliott, Timothy Ellis, Sammy Ennis, Roy Ewing, Carolyn Feidler, Bill Feigley, Carolyn Finley, Lois Foltz, Barbara Foltz, Nancy Fowler, Virginia Fox, Larry Fritter, Raymond Frost, Wilma Fullerton, James Furlong, Lee Furr, Gretchen Galanis, George Gaines, James Gantt, John Gedrose, Garnett Gerhard, Marilyn Goad, Kyle Goebel, Mary Gonyea, Exzilda Gregg, Evelyn Gregg, Ruby Lee Griffith, Ellen Groves, Carolyn Grubb, Mary Frances Gullege, Paul Hall, Gifford Hall, John Hall, Rebecca Halterman, Mary Lou Halterman, Wilbur {69f FRESHMAN CLASS Hamilton, Gail Hannah, Paul Hansborough, Vernon Harris, Jack Harrison, John Harrison, Samuel Havenner, Deanna Hawkins, Robert Hayden, Mary Beth Havler, Dorothy Hazelwood, Marie Heckendorn, Gladys Henderson, Neal Herring, Woodrow Hill, Donald Hippier, Jannette Hockman, Virginia Holland, Enola Holland, Raphael Holmberg, Bruce Hood, Jim Hood, Karen Hubbard, Daniel Huesmann, Amy Huntt, Mary Hunt, Patricia Huseby, Thomas Ingle, Nancy James, Bruce Jaquess, Patricia Jeffery, Mary Jeffries, Gayle Jenkins, Barbara Jerman, Mildred Johnson, Lee Johnson, Terry Jones, Horace Judd, Barbara Kagey, Wayne Kaiser, Jerry Keller, Charles Kelly, Mary Lou Kelly, Virginia Kendrick, Thomas Kerns, Phyllis Kerrick, Alan Kidwell, Betty Kipps, David Kirby, Eugene Kinsley, Rita Koehnlein, Nancy Krehbiel, Marquerite -{ 70 h FRESHMM CLASS Kreitzer, Priscilla Krohn, Marilyn LaDue, Freddie Lamberton, Barbara Langhorne, Louise Lapsley, Michael Ledford, Sara Lee, Jack Leigh, Lewis Leonard, Benny Leonard, Betty Lewis, Billy Lindsay, Brian Locke, Nancy Logan, George Maben, Wilbur Mahon, William Marrow, Carolyn Marshall. Estelle Marshall, Joan Maxwell, Patricia McClain, Kirby McConaghy, James McDonough, Raymond McKinney. Beverly McLaughlin, Carol McNair, Roy McSpadden, Richard Merrell, Kay Miller, Doris Jean Miller, Mary Rose Mitchell, Pearl Mock, Hollis Mohler, Alan Monaco, Lauria Montgomery, Jack Moore, Elizabeth Moorman, Jerry Morrow, Linda Moyer, Janet Mudd, Aubrey Mudd, Joann Mueller, Arlene Mullins, John Mylorie, Jayme Newcomb, Sarah Nuckols, James Olden, Raymond Oliver, Betty Oliver. Richard Overby, Susan Panos, Marian {7i y FRESHMAN CLASS Parsons, Barbara Payne, Janice Payne, Rebecca Pearson, Edward Phillips, Delores Phillips, Geraldine Phyfe, Martha Pickett, Peter Pitts, Gerald Poole, Dred Portch, Dickie Porter, Harold Potter, Arline Powell, Wayne Prince, Billy Pringle, Ruth Printz, Joyce Proctor, John Pugh, William Quinlan, Thomas Rambo, Janis Ramey, Franklin Ramsey, Alan Redding, James Redmiles, Richard Reid, Hugh Reynolds, Joanne Riggles, Carol Riley, Ronnie Rinker, Rufus Robinson, Anne Robinson, Don Rogers, Carol Rolka, Raymond Rose, Arthur Rose, Martin Ross, Robert Rotenberry, George Sanford, Jeannette Saunders, Joanne Sayre, Janet Scammahorn, Elaine Scott, Joan Shanton, John Sheaffer, Joe Shenk, Sandra Sherman, Sidona Shifflett, Mary Shipman, David Simmons, Allen Simmons, Roy Simpson, Dale A12Y FRESHMAN CLASS Simpson, Teresa Skells, Pam Sloper, Betty Sloper, Edwin Smith, Aubrey Smullin, Nancy Sorg, Betty Sowers, Allan Spencer, Margaret Spencer, Mary Stein, Virginia Stephenson, Betty Ann Stephenson, Ralph Stephenson, Thomas Stewart, Johnny Stockton. Burton Sullivan, Sheila Sutpin, Nellie Talbott. Carol Ann Taylor, Carter Taylor, Clyde Thomas, Nancy Thomasser, Fred Tillett, Elsie Trollinger, Dorothy Turner, Barbara Uhrhane, Joe VanDoren, Judith Vannoy, Bobbie Vogel, Joseph Voight, Anne Wagner, Karen Walker, Fred Walker, Lois Waller, Louise Walters, Isabelle Waring, George Warren, Donald Watkins, Harvey Watson, Barbara Wenberg, Ronnie Wheeler, Donald Whitehouse, Frances Whiteside, Dale Williams, John Willis, Faye Windham, Katherine Wood, John Wyckoff, Jimmy Wynkoop, Norma Young, Marjorie Young, Roberta i73Y EXPLORATORY Commercial Art Shop 1953 Sampler Home Economics i j w , n I I 1 President Peter King Vice-President James Berryhill Secretary Ronald Fox Treasurer Audrey Parsons Miss Louise Reed Co-ordinator . . Mrs. Katherine Hopper Sponsor officers of the 8th GRADE CLASS EIGHTH GHAHE Adcock, Robert Adkins, Wayne Allen, David F. Allen, David P. Alston, George Anderson, James Anderson, Richard Anderson, Robert Applewhite, Mary Arrington, Thomas Ashford, Stanley Ashworth, David Ashworth, Jane Atwell, Frank Austin, Faith Ayers, Arthur Ayers, Nancy Bain, Peter Bakeman, Burton Barberie, Herbert Barker, Patsy Barnes, Ray Bauckman, Brenda Beatty, Kenneth Belcher, Samuel Benham, Ruth Bennett, Jay Berryhill, James Blevins, Barbara Blevins, Edith Blevins, Jean Bloch, Michael Blood, George Boggs, Nancy Bost, William Botkin, Joseph Bowers, Emmett Braden, Karl Brasse, Barbara Ann Brauer, John Brazier, James Brown, Baxter Brown, Thomas Buffington, Frances Buntin, Thomas Burch, Charles Burkholder, Janet Burner, Walter Callow, John Campbell, Larry Cardwell, Madolin Cardwell, Madge {76 y EIGHTH GHAHE Carpenter, James Carper, Gary Cary, Lorin Cassedy, Jill Champion, Betty Sue Chappelle, Hubert Charlton, Hugh Claque, Jacqueline Clark, Eleanor Clem, Nancy Cloney, Gordon Cochran, Ira Coddington, Clinton Coffman, Charlene Cohn, Lancia Cole, Gail Collier, Harriet Collins, Michael Condray, Pat Conklin, Shelby Connelly, Michael Cook, Gamaliel Cooke, Raymond Cooksey, David Coombs, Lawrence Corbin, Welford Covell, Phillip Crandall, Joan Crist, Kathleen Croson, Joyce Curry, Anne Curry, Leonard Curtain, Gail Dancy, Shirley Daniels, Margie Darne, Warren Daves, Mary Davis, Clarence Davis, Jack Davis, Wade Davis, Wayne Deem, Suetta Demory, Donald Derriso, Delorease Dettweiler, Doris Detwiler, Johnny Dodd, Pauline Dodson, George Dodson, Nancy Dodson, Thomas Dolinger, Barbara Dove, Ellen ( 77 y EIGHTH GRAHE Dove, Peggy Dowell, Thomas Driskill, Martha Eaton, Elaine Edwards, Gay Edwards, John Ehle, Gary Eppard, Regina Euler, Lois Eure, Priscilla Evans, Catherine Evans, Joseph Evenson, Helene Evenson, Sandra Exley, Alice Fenton, Betty Fenton, Frances Ferguson, Jimmy Foster, Steven Fox, Ronald Funkhouser, Charles Gaines, Charlton Galloway, Charles Garcia, Patricia Garlan, Toni Gates, Gloria Gawen, Marbury Gerhard, Sarah German, Ralph Gibson, David Gill, Albert Godfrey, Henry Good, Edgar Goode, Melvin Goode, Thomas Gore, Janet Graham, Phyllis Grefe, Ronald Green, Dorothy Gregor y, Carl Griffith, Dorothy Griffith, Kaye Hagaman, Annette Haggerty, John Hall, Carole Halterman, Franklin Hamilton, George Hamilton, Mable Hancock, Patricia Hannah, Dean Harlow, Robert Harmon, Thomas •{78 b EIGHTH GHAHE Harris, Roland Havenner, Ann Hawkins. Raymond Hays, Richard Heath, Gary Hennings, Joyce Henry, Margaret Henry, Peggy Hess, Betty Hobbs, Patricia Holder, Nancy Hollenbeck, Janet Hollingsworth, George Holloman, Henry Holloran, Denise Horseman, Mary Hottle, Nancy Houtz, Charlotte Howard, Robert Hubbard, Patricia Hughes, Nancy Hunsberger, Rosa Lee Hunt. Arthur Hunt. Doris Hurst, Jane Huseby, Stuart Hyde, Gary Hyman, Roy Jackson, Marjorie Johnson, Wayne Jones, Bobby Jones, Clyde Jones, Wendy Jorgensen, Frances June, William Kearns, Jack Kelly, Jerry Kemp, Katherine Kibler, Arthur Kidwell, Roger Kiessling, Jon King, Peter King, Sallie Kitchen, John Knoertzer, Rennie Knupp, Robert Killender, Sandra Kromholz, Helen Kuldell, Shirley Ladd, Ellena Lam, Sylvia Lasell, Sylvia { 79 } EIGHTH GRAHE Lawton, Jane Lester, Clarence Lewis, James Lindsay, Jeffrey Lohr, Peggy Lucas, Robert Luttreli, Robert Lynch, Carolyn Lynch, Helen Lytton, Shirley MacDonald, Jeanette Maddox, Alice Mahon, Mary Marks, William Marshall, Winston Martz, Mary Lou Mason, Laura Mason, Tommy Massey, Harry Masters, Leon Mayberry, Barbara Mays, Alton McCray, Larry McCrea, Patricia McDermitt, Alice McGhee, Virginia McKenna, Maureen Mercer, Richard Mernone, Patricia Mervine, Reginald Middleton, Shirley Miller, Ivan Miller, Kent Miller, Robert Miller, Wanda Mills, Lewis Mitchell, Joyce Mock, Earnest Monroe, Mary Lou Moore, Frances Moore, Norma Mowson, James Morris, Susanne Morris, Alexander Morehead, William Mozingo, Shirley Mudd, Frances Mullen, Mary Mullins, Gerandine Mullins, Shelby Munday, Charles Murphy, Janis W 80 ) EIGHTH GRAHE Mutchler, Mary Naughton, Patricia Nay, Robert Neibert, Joan Nicholson. Katherine Noll, Edward Norfolk, Barbara No we, John Nutter, Linda Nutter, Roger O ' Neil, Betty Painter, Marshall Palmer. Allen Panos, Milton Parsons, Audrey Parsons, Jeffrey Payne, Andrew Payne, Doris Pearson, Edwin Penney, Monte Peyton. Virginia Phillips, Aubrey Phillips, Terrance Piercy, Larry Pomeroy. Hazel Powell, Linda Prentice, Robert Pringle, Priscilla Prinkey, Howard Purcell, Joan Pyne, Alcinda Reece, Donaid Rice, Ida Mae Riley, Freddy Riley, Joan Risteen, Robert Roberson, Marvin Robertson. Richard Robey, James. Robinson, Gerald Robinson. William Rogers, Donald Rolka, George Roper, Roy Rose. Billy Rosenbaum, Gracy Rotenberry, Lenora Rothenburg, Richard Round. Ralph Rule, lan Russell, Charles Russell. Kathryn H 8i y EIGHTH GRAHE Rust, Charles Sanders, Victoria Sandretzky, Thomas Schwertfeger, Dale Schwitz, Suzanne Shackelford, Delores Shaffer, Patty Jo Shaw, James Shelton, Joyce Shirley, Florence Shivar, James Short, Fiancis Shue, Judy Siegle, David Simpson. Gordon Sisk, Doris Sisk, Harry Skinner, Jessica Smarr, Joann Smith, Carrington Smith, Delores Smith, Donald Smith, Edward Smith, Lawrence Smith, Nancy Smith, Susan Smith, Virginia Snyder, Barbara Sorrell, Sylvia Sours, Burton Sowers, Marie Sparks, Carolyn Sprouse, Hazel Staples, Nancy Starnes, Danny Starry, Myrtle Stephenson, Marilyn Sterner, Betsy Steucke, Paul Stoddard, Joanne Stewart, George Stewart, Ruby Stickel, Bettie Swanson, Robert Sweeny, Evelyn Swetland, Dorothy Taylor, James Thompson, Betty Thompson, Patricia Timmons, Charles Toon, Gracie Trent, Betty J 82 b EIGHTH GRAHE Trent, Geraldine Trice, Johanna Tucker, Jean Lingerer, Betsy Upham, Jerry Van der Vate, Peter Van Wolkenten, Jaye Via, Virginia Vierbuchen, Linda Violett, Marion Wagner, Charles Waldecker, Donny Walker, Barbara W ' alker, Samuel Walker, Sandra Walton, Eleanor Ward, Ann Ward, Shirley Ward, William Warren, Elizabeth Watkins, Doris Watson, Jannelle Watson, Judith Weed, Allen Weed, Dick Weed, Monty Weetman, Rachaul Wheaton, Ernest White, Judith Whiting, Robert Whitmer, Kitty Wiggs, Johnny Williams, Bobby Williams, Carolyn Wilson, Boyce Wilson, Minna Windham, Dale Wisner, Helen Wollon, James Woody, Edna Wooldridge, John Wootten, Carole Wright, Charles Wright, Ray Wynkoop, Carroll Yates, Shirley Yost, Rebecca Zumstein, Albert ■{ 83 b HI ACTIVITIES tve Chairman — George Justusson mi c« o - Lifetime The Winners — James Ferguson, Mary Mutchler, Carol Talbott, Josephine Chamblin FARE FAC SAMPLER EDITORS Bobbie Chappelle Agnes Kitchen Sally Smith Sponsor, Mrs. Katherine Hopper Editorial Staff Chairman — Bobbie Chappelle. Senior Assistants — Jean Bell and Mary Campisi Junior Assistants — Ruth Carroll, Una Lee Ehinger, Angela Luxford, Carolyn Richey, Mary Ann Schottroffe and Virginia Stein Make-up Staff Chairman — Agnes Kitchen. Senior Assistants — Joy Helbig, Pat Parker and Dorothy Phillips junior Assistants — Carolyn Brumback, Catherine Crawford, Connie Lytton, Judy Noble, Betty Lou Payne and Joan Waple Business Staff Chairman — Sally Smith, Senior Assistant — Jessica McClain Junior Assistants — Cleo Black, Shirley Brown, Lucille Cobb, Caroline Evans, Pat Hughes and Toni Weber Art Staff Carol Bowers and Larry Wilbur Larry Wilbur 86 L EDITORS Agnes Kitchen, Make-up ; Sally Smith, Business; Bobbie Chappelle, Editorial; Mrs. Katherine Hopper, Sponsor. MAKE-UP STAFF Seated: Dorothy Phillips, Joy Helbig, Pat Parker, Judy Noble, Catherine Crawford. Standing: Agnes Kitchen, Chairman; Betty Lou Payne, Connie Lytton, Carolyn Brumback, Joan Waple. BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Shirley Brown, Toni Weber, Sally Smith, Chairman ; Jessie Mc- Clain, Lucille Cobb. Standing: Cleo Black, Caroline Evans, Pat Hughes. EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Virginia Stein, Carolyn Richey, Jean Bell, Mary Campisi, Bobbie Chappelle, Chairman. Standing: Mary Ann Schottroffe, Ruth Carroll, Carol Bowers, Una Lee Ehinger, Angela Luxford. PAGE EDITORS Fair Facts Staff at Work SPORTS STAFF -[ 881 - PAGE EDITORS vf-ln FAIR FACTS STAFF Editor: Bill Fox. Business Manager: Carolyn Brumback. Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Pearl Hanson STAFF: Editor t Bill Fox; Exchange Editor, Joanne Cook; Sports Editor, Eileen Dawson; Associate Sports Editor, Robert Dalton; Second Page Editor, Sarah Jenkinson; Assoc. Second Page Editor, Mike Bonnet; Headline Editor. Susan Besley; Page Plan Editor, Sandra Henderson; Proofreading Editors, Vail Berkman, Jean Gilpatrick; Third Page Editor, Gayle Prosise; Assoc. Third Page Editors, Betty Hans- borough, Linda Allen, Kay Key; Business Manager, Carolyn Brumback; Advertising Manager, Carolyn Richey; Circulation Manager, Robert Cochran; Assoc. Circulation Manager, Bill Harris; Art Editor, Bobbie Flatch; Staff Photographer, George Ofelt, Rufus Wilson; News Editor, Vada Lee Monson; Sports Staff, Betty Flansborough, Doris Russell, Mark Smith, Eileen Dawson, Robert Dalton, Chris Gilbertson. Kepoiters, Linda Allen, Vail Berkman, Susan Besley, Lucille Cobb, Joanne Cook, Robert Cochran. Ann Corse, Barbara Crouch, Rebecca DeBusk, Annette Elmore, Karin Erickson, Nancy Lee Fisher, Chris Gilbertson, Jean Gilpatrick, Peggy Gramm, Bobbie Flatch, Sandra Henderson, Vada Lee Monson, Rickey Mosher, Lynn Pfeiffer, Dawn Pineo, Nancy Prickett, Carolyn Richey, Joan Thrall, Ruth Willis, Janice Young, Typists, Page One, Joanne Cook; Page Two, Nancy Lee Lisher, Robert Cochran; Page Three, Ann Corse; Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Pearl Hanson. During the 1952-53 school term the staff of the Fair Facts published 12 issues of the school paper. Under the direction of Editor William Fox, they changed the for- mat of the paper and became a modern streamlined publication. A definite policy was decided upon and contained the following points: 1. To foster good sportsmanship and school spirit, 2. To publish a newspaper in the interest of the entire student body, 3. To stimulate good citizenship. The motto for the paper was Service.” Awards won by the publication during the year were the National Scholastic Press First Place Honor Rating and Honor Award from the Southern Interscholastic Pre.ss Association. This latter award was the highest award received by a Fairfax County School. -{ 891 OFFICERS Pres. — Robert Cox V. Pres. — Richard Van Wagoner S ee. — E llen McKenna T reas. — Donald Strawser Sponsors — Mrs. Marjorie French Mr. Emory Chesley Bobby Cox, Donnie Strawser, Dick Van Wagoner Student Government . . ♦ The Student Government has long been one of Fairfax High School’s most active and successful organizations. The Student Government enjoys such success because of its very nature, that being its inclusive membership of the entire school. Of course the basic purpose of Student Government is the development in the student of a sense of personal and group responsibility along democratic lines. SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE Taiky Polychrones, Pat Smathers, Bobby Cox Among the projects encourage by Student Government are: the fall luncheon for the teachers, the Welcoming committee, the Homecoming, Christmas Welfare Program, the Magazine Drive, the Honor Code Crusade, the elections of new officers and the spring clean-up. All, in all, the Student Government has participated in such activties as concerns the best interests of the student body. { 90 h Student Government SENATORS Senior — Sophomore — Barbara Chappelle Mary Gerwig James Beahm Mark Smith Junior— Freshman — Betty Lou Payne Jeanette Hipler John Chalker George Waring REPRESENTATIVES Adams, Joyce Etler, Josie Prunkard, Donna Anderson, Jean Foltz, Barbara Robinson, Don Aubrey, Margaret Goode, Tommy Robinson, William Baine, Peter Graham, Phyliss Rogers, Carol Ball, Ted Hall, Larry Rose, Arthur Berkman, Vail Hayes, Dick Schaffer, Pat Besley, Susan Hill, Bill Shipman, Carol Black, Cleo Hubbard, Lee Sisk, Carol Bowers, Carol Jones, Nancy Smith, Pat Campbell, Larry Kelley, Virginia Spencer, Mary Cannon, Kim Key, Kay Talbot, Carol Carrico, Ruby Lynch, Helen Thatcher, Billy Crist, Joan Lytton, Shirley Vogel, Joe Croson, Jimmy Marshall, Anne Waller, Martha Crumbaugh, Juanita McDonald, Jeanette Ward, John Day, Bob Morris, Billy Warner, Carla Dyer, Jean Mullins, John Wilson, David Eaton, Jerry Murphy, Lucky Wright, Mabel d 9i y i Cabinet Point System Kit Miniclier Carol Bowers John Chalker Bender, Susan Bradford, Alden Cook, Jack Crawford, Rusty Fox, Bill Hailman, Janet Hicks, Herbert Hinshaw, Mike Johnston, James Justusson, George Leigh, Joyce Stamp Sale Lowell Smith Etta Mae Koch W ho-W hat -W here -W hen Jessie McClain DVERNMENT McClain, Jessie Miller, Gene Miniclier, Kit Mullin, Tom Polychrones, Taiky Smathers, Pat Smith, Sally Smith, Lowell Stevens, John Thompson, Ralph White, Charlotte Wilbur, Larry J ion itors Ca[)tain Adams, Eugene Bennett, James Bookout, Sam Cole, Anthony Coleman, Charles Cook, Bill Copeland, Ronald Croson, Jimmy Evans, Ralph Fenton, John Furr, Roger Hamilton, Eugene Hill, Bill Jennell, Nancy Knupp, Lee Miller, Gene Miniclier, Kit Mullen, Tom Mike Hinshaw Oliver, Burtoner Osborne, David Reece, Mary Sparks, Harold Spitler, Ted Talbott, Richard Thompson, Ralph Via, Fred Walker, Roland Captain . Lieutenants Sergeants . Sponsors BUS PATROL James Johnston Elizabeth Anderson, Thomas Mullen Eugene Hamilton, Thelma Davis, Walter Saunders Mr. Cyrus Doub, Mr. Harry Keller MEMBERS Anderson, Elizabeth Johnson, Lee Ahalt, Charles Johnston, James Canard, Cubie Lester, Jake Caudle, John Lewis, Jimmy Chappell, Hughie Mullen, Thomas Collier, Harriett Mylroie, Mary Crouch, Dorothy Marshall, Ann Daniels, Eddie McDonough, Bob Davis, Thelma Olston, George Dowell, Roger Pearson, Ann Doyle, Beulah Phillips, Doris Geier, Margaret Quinland, Tom Goad, Kyle Riggles, Ruth Hall, Bob Rytter, Henry Hansborough, Vernon Riley, Ronnie Hamilton, Eugene Saunders, Walter Harrison, John Saunders, Nancy Heeke, Bernard Shelton, Maxie Helbig, Joy Sherburne, Gayle Hood, James Sevier, Mike Jenkins, Barbara Simpson, Gordon Jenkins, John Ward, John Wengurg, Ronnie { 94 1 - BUS DRIVERS President Louis Pattishall Sponsor Mr. Cyrus Doub MEMBERS Baker, Kim Long, Donald Bowler, Stanley Mellender, Joe Cobb, James Pattishall, Louis Cook, Bill Seal, Robert Croson, Jimmie Shackelford, Newman Fenton, John Shue, Fred Jones, Bill Spilman, Martin Kane, Joe Thompson, Ralph Krehbiel, Robert Van Wagoner, Richard The Fairfax High School Student Bus Drivers have been organized again this year in an effort to continue and promote safety in the school transportation system. The organization has met on occasions when renewed emphasis had to be placed on a phase of the bus driving activity, and it is felt that all efforts have been successful. The organization has as it’s goal the position as the safest transportation system in the State. -! 95 E HONOR SOCIETY President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary T reasurer Sponsor Janet Hailman Jack Cook Susan Bender Agnes Kitchen Ralph Thompson Miss Mary K. Kern Bender, Susan Black, Cleo Cockrill, Richard Collier, Colby Cook, Jack Cooke, Joanne Corse, Ann Cox, Robert Fox, Bill Hailman, Janet Heeke, Bernard MEMBERS Hensley, Nelson Hicks, Herbert Hubbard, Lee Johnston, James Jones, Nancy Justusson, George Kitchen, Agnes Leigh, Joyce Ann MacAdam, Deborah Monson, Vada Lee Newcome, Doris Ann Ofelt, Marilyn Payne, Betty Lou Smathers, Patricia Smith, Lowell Smith, Sally Stroud, Ann Thompson, Ralph Via, Lred Wight, Kathleen Wilbur, Larry Yowell, Nancy Juniors and Seniors are elected to the Gordon E. Smith Chapter of the National Honor Society for outstanding accomplishments in four fields: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The aims of the society are to foster those ideals in Fairfax High School through example, inspiration, and service. The society has charge of all religious activities, conducting weekly devotional serv- ices over the public address system, special Christmas and Easter services in the audi- torium, and two induction ceremonies. Through the sale of Christmas cards money is raised to award a scholarship to college to a deserving senior. The society also acts as guides and ushers on special occasions and serves in many ways. J96K JUNIOR HONOR President ........ SOCIETY . . . Michael Bonnet Vice-President Thomas Huseby Secretary Virginia Stein Treasurer Josephine Chamblin Sponsors Mrs. Mildred Leigh, Mrs. Ethel Slonaker MEMBERS Briggs, Virginia Hall, John Moore, Elizabeth Carrico, Arlov ene Hannah, Paul Mylroie, Jayme Carter, Nancy Hayden, Mary Beth Nuckols, James Chalker, Julian Hippier, Jeannette Payne, Janice Clare, Daniel Hood, Karen Scammahorn, Elaine Collett, Marcia Hunt, Patricia Stein, Virginia Ellis, Sammie Judd, Barbara Talbott, Carol Ennis, Roy Knicely, Rita Wagner, Karen Hall, Gifford Leigh, Lewis Miller, Mary Rose Young, Roberta The Lord Fairfax Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society held two induction services this year, inducting all worthy persons. The eighth grade homerooms were visited and informed of the work of the Honor Society. They assisted in selling Christmas cards and donated two thirds of the money to the endowment fund. Selling Easter seals to benefit crippled children was another of the society’s projects. Chapel services were conducted throughout the year and at Christmas, with the hope of impressing upon the minds of the students the real satisfaction of living up to the great honor system at Fairfax High School. The Honor Society tried to see that a flag, an Honor Code placque, and a Bible were placed in each room. j 97 y BAND President Vice-President Secretary T rcasurer . . Faculty Sponsor Librarians Property Manager Uniform Custodian Publicity Director CONCERT BAND Billy Bruin Colby Collier Susan Bender Randy LeGallais Mr. Phil Fuller Barbara Miller, Ruth Simpkins Martin Spilman Lee Hubbard Janice Dominy MEMBERS Clarinets Anne Clifford Bassoon Chris Gilbertson Barbara Miller (1) Charles Creutz Toni Garlan Robert Miller Randy LeGallais Bass Clarinets Cornet-Trumpet Elizabeth Ferguson Betty Hough Ruth Nordlie (3) Billy Bruin (1) Gerald Eichelberger Katherine Arness Marilyn Gerhard James Benham (S) Starley Shelton Robert McDiarmid Alto Saxophones Ruth Simpkins (3) Euphonium Howard Payne Mike Brittingham (3) Sharyl Bryant (3) Garyl Bryant Gilbert Post Janice Payne Frank Gardner Paul Jarrell Donald Rouse Tenor Saxophone Martin Spilman (3) Jan Leestma Alan Ramsey Isabel 1 Walters Neil Collier Basses William Pugh Baritone Saxophone Kirby McLain Colby Collier Ronnie Riley Donnie LeGallais Richard Gayhart Roger Hower Margie Helmcamp Flutes Robert McDonough Larry Boyer Alan Clark Susan Bender (2) French Horns Jack Miller John Cornelson Sarah Gerhard Bill Fox (3) Percussion Patsy Payne Janice Miller Lee Hubbard (3) Nils Anderson (2) Carl Stewart Elaine Scammahorn Larry Bootes Beverly Cook William Berry Virginia Fowler Paul Hannah Kim Cannon Doris Miller Joyce Printz Raphael Holland Ronnie Fox Grace Kline Oboes Trombones Elizabeth Adams Mildred Seligman Louise Waller Arthur Moreland (3) Woodrow Herring Alto Clarinets Minna Wilson Janice Dominy (3) John Gantt (3 ) — )rd Class Musician (2) — 2nd Class Musician (1) — 1st Class Musician (S ) — Star Musician The marching band began the year with a very full schedule, fulfilling 14 engagements in 12 weeks. The marching season was a very successful one with Jimmy Benham doing a superb job as Drum Major. Each home game had a new and better half-time show than the last. There was a precision and finesse in the band’s performances which brought the plaudits of the students and community. The marching band season was brought to a close with the Mt. Vernon game on Thanksgiving Day. The concert band gave the annual Christmas concert December 19. It entered the District Music Festival as a grade V band and again received a superior rating for its performance. The highlight of the year was the Fifth Anniversary Concert on April 10. The concert was preceded by a two-day clinic under the baton of Mr. Carleton Stewart of Mason City, Iowa. Mr. Stewart worked for two days with the bands and was guest conductor for the Concert. This concert was an outstanding event for the band and was a demonstration of the wonderful progress made by the students over the past five years. The band finished its year with the Spring Concert on May 22, which was a combined concert with the Elementary Concert Band under the direction of Mr. Morton Gutoff. J98K RESERVE BAND President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Sponsor Librarian Raymond McDonough Betty Stephenson Francis Moore Paul Steucke Mr. Phil Fuller Nancy Dodson MEMBERS Flutes Sandra Kollender Betty Oliver Gail Hamilton Clarinets Edward Smith Robert Adcock Tobey Weed Lancia Cohn Juanita Blevins John Brauer Donald Demory Patsy Hubbard Enola Hubbard Barbara Lamberton Betty Thompson Carol Isdell Monte Penney Saxophones Robert Stagner Philip Coveil Cornet-Trumpet Donald Wheeler Nancy Dodson Charlton Gaines Frances Moore Raymond Oden Jay Bennett Paul Steucke James Wyckoff Thomas Sandretzky Bobby Mclnturff Mellophone David Doyle Trombones Gerald Robinson Wayne Johnson Edward Daniels Baritones Charles Brown John Kline Wayne Kagey Basses Peter Pickett David Berry Percussion Raymond McDonough Tommy Bunten Ian Rule Betty Stephenson Michael Block Colin Gunnell Edwin Pearson Jack Wells Tim Elliott J99h ALL STATE BANDSMEN Director: Mr. Phil Fuller MEMBERS Colby Collier, Tuba Arthur Moreland, Trombone Billy Bruin, Trumpet James Benham, Trumpet Mike Brittingham, Alto Sax Janice Dominy Nils Anderson, Percussion Ruth Nordlie, Bass Clarinet Susan Bender, Flute Barbara Miller, Clarinet Sharyl Bryant, Cornet T rombone -1 100 y WOODWINDS BRASS SECTIONS PERCUSSION -{ 101 j- MIXED CHOIR President Janet FJailman Vice-President John Stevens Secretary Martha Wai.ler Librarian Betty Berezoski Accompanist . Elsie Joe McNeely Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood 1st Sopranos: Alto Quinlan, Tommy Anderson, Gavne!! Albrecht, Carol Saunders, Walter Benham, Gloria Davis, Joan Spilman, Martin Berezoski, Betty Geier, Margie Strawser, Donald Bowers, Carol Gilbertson, Suzi 1 hatcher, Billy Cooke, Patty Sue Harkness, Diane Williams, John Cox, Betty Smith, Sally Dunlap, Janice Typer, Elaine Heath, Ellen Wight, Kathleen Bass: Jones, Gwen Yowell, June Besley, Oliver McKenna, Ellen Cobb, James Price, Shirley Copeland, Ronald Rose, jane Tenor Cushnie, Richard Soule, Barbara Beaman, David lenkins, Charles Stroud, Ann Bryce, Lynn Keiffer, Stanley Waller, Martha Chalker, John Mason, Michael Davis, Robert Morrow, Marshall 2nd Sopranos: Eaton, Jerry Mullen, Tommy Hailman, Janet Gray, Charles Patriarca, Jerry Humphreys, Beti Krebs, Richard Pickett, Eddie Parker, Patricia LeCompte, Thomas Seymour, Paul Phillips, Doris McConaghy, James Stevens, John Smathers, Pat Mahon, William Watson, Bill Smith, Alice Payne, Ambrose Wood, Tommy Our year’s activities began with our traditional installation of officers service. In October we presented our Fall Festival of Song. November found us extra busy making plans for our annual Christmas Vespers and the Snow Ball. In December we furnished music for the Christmas chapels and presented a beautiful and impressive Sunday afternoon program of music telling the Christmas story. And who will forget getting up at five o’clock one morning to go in to town to sing carols on Jim Gibbon’s Country Store? On the 20th of December the Snow Ball became a reality and in a candlelight setting many couples enjoyed dancing to Ray May’s music and seeing the fourth Snow Ball Queen, Doris Russell, crowned. In March we gave our Spring Concert with Falls Church choral groups as our guests. We joined to sing the final number which everyone agreed was a thrilling cli- max. Later in March we journeyed to Fredericksburg and sang in the District IV Music Festival. One year’s activities ended with singing for commencement activities. i 102 y Director: Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood Sopranos: Carol Bowers Ellen McKenna Ann Stroud Altos: Carol Albrecht Diane Harkness Elsie Jo McNeeley Jerry Eaton T enor: Bill Fox Stanley Kieffer Bass: Richard Cushnie Michael Mason John Stevens DOUBLE SEXTETTE New members in the group this year were Carol Bowers, Richard Cushnie and Mike Mason who won their places by try-outs. When Ellen McKenna left school, Betty Berezoski took her place. The group sang for one of the teachers’ workshop meetings, the Fall and Christmas Concerts, the Easter Assembly and the District IV Festival. Early in the fall try-outs were held for vacancies in the ninette. Those who were accepted were Gloria Benham, Patty Sue Cooke, Mary Mylorie and Evelyn Dean. Later when Evelyn left school Mary Joe Payne joined the group. The Ninette sang in the Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts and for the District H teachers’ meeting. On quite a snowy Sun- day morning the girls were guests on Your Junior Review” tele- vision program. In the spring the group entered the District IV Music Festival and were invited to sing for the Fairfax Education Association, the Woman’s Association of the Arlington Presbyterian Church, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Director: Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood First sopranos: Gloria Benham Patty Sue Cooke Shirley Price Second sopranos: Betty Berezoski Janet Hailman Mary Mylorie Altos: Evelyn Dean Suzi Gilbertson Kathleen Wight NINETTE d io3 y GIRLS’ CHORUS Faculty Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Sherwood MEMBERS First Period Adams, Lois Barnes, Elizabeth Beckwith, Juanita Bell, Jean Chapman, Susan Corse, Ann Cozzers, Loretta Davidson, Margie Fisher, Nancy Fialterman, Mary Lou Jeffrey, Mary Key, Kay Mowson, Joyce Reece, Virginia Riggles, Ruth Saffer, Helen Seymour, Margaret Shipman, Carol Trollinger, Dorothy Wellman, Gerry Windman, Katherine Seventh Period Bishop, Margie Bray, Helaine Brown, Betty Cooke, Jo Anne Crist, Joan Daniels, Doris Dyer, Gwen Gerhard, Laura Glovet, Marilyn Flail, Gifford Jeffries, Gayle Kidwell, Lorraine McKenney, Beverly Magarity, Doreen Maxwell, Patricia Monaco, Laurina Morrow, Carolyn Mylroie, Jaymie Payne, Rebecca Payne, Mary Joe Speake, Mary Talbot, Harriet Trunnel, Deanna Upham, Jackie Warner, Carla Watson, Linda Wills, Fay Windburn, Shirley Young, Pat Eighth Period Blaeuer, Marilyn Carter, Nancy Chamblin, Josephine Collett, Marcia Demory, Betty Lou Furr, Gretchen Griffith, Ellen Heckard, Barbara Heckard, Mary Hunter, Nancy Judd, Barbara Kenney, Carolyn Kinsley, Rita Lawson, Barbara Lewis, Joan Michie, Vivian Miller, Mary Rose Mylroie, Mary Reynolds, Jo Anne Renshaw, Geraldine Rogers, Carol Shifflett, Mary Smarr, Shirley Smullin, Nancy Spiess, Martha Sullivan, Sheila Tihett, Elsie Thomas, Nancy Young, Marjory Zimbro, Virgie This year we had our largest Girls’ Chorus — numbering ninety. The girls sang in the Fall, Christmas and Spring Concerts and entered the District IV Festival. This chorus serves as a feeder group for the choir. When choir try-outs were held twenty-three of the girls successfully passed for membership for 1953-54. d 104 ) EIGHTH Sponsor GRADE GLEE CLUB Miss Margaret Taylor MEMBERS 1st Row: Terry Phillips, Jay Bennett, Ronny Grefe, Monty Penny, Larry McCray, Roland Harris, Bobby Nay, Ronny Fox, Budd Coddington, James Taylor, Eddie Noll, John Braver, Bill Canto, James Wollen, Donald Demory, Tobey Weed. 2nd Row: Jane Lawton, Gail Curtain, Bettie Stickel, Betty Warren, Myrtle Starry, Pat Thompson, Jeanette MacDonald, Betty O’Neal, Mary Frances Daves, Patsy Barker, Betty Hess, Suzanne Morse, Nancy Boggs, Sharon Tobin, Lancia Cohn, Nancy Ayres, Peggy Henry, Lois Uhler, Kathy Crist, Betty Fenton, Carolyn Lynch, Eleanor Clark, Gracie Rosenbloom. 3rd Row: Danny Starnes, Tom Goode, Robert Miller, James Ferguson, Gordon Simpson, Reggie Mervine, John Kitchen, Virginia Smith, Helen Wisner, Pat Garcia, Nancy Staples, Gloria Gates, Betsy Ungerer, Gracie Toon, Phyllis Graham, Minna Wilson, Betsy Sterner, Edward Smith, Pat Shiflett. 4th Row: James Robey, Jerry Robinson, John Callown, Bill Boss, Stanley Ashford, Wayne Johnson, Nancy Obough, Shirley Lytton, Maureen McKenna, Pat Hancock, Katherine Kemp, Anne Curry, Elaine Eaton, Alice McDermett, Tony Phillips, Nancy Dodson, Jackie Claque, Shelby Conklin, Geraldine Mullens. 3th Row: Gary Thomas, Billy Marks, Jake Knupp, Jim Shaw, Phillip Coveil, Charles Wagner, Charles Munday, Baxter Brown, Edgar Good, Steve Foster, Peter King, George Blood, Marvin Roberson, Gary Heath. 4 105 V Future Homemakers of America President Janice Dominy Vice-President Elsie Jo McNeely Secretary Hazel Reigle T reasnrer . ... . Betty Lou Demory Historian Bonnie Tichenor Reporter Carolyn Brumback Sponsors Mrs. Jane Colbert, Mrs. Elizabeth Yeakley Miss Dorothy Billings, Mrs. Janie Gentry Anderson, Adele Eskridge, Ruth Jenkins, Dorothy Ann Powell, Ruby Baird, Pat Ferguson, Esther Kelly, Mary Lou Phyfe, Martha Barnhill, Shirley Foltz, Barbara Kelly, Virginia Reigle, Hazel Bles, Virginia Foltz, Nancy Koehnlein, Nancy Riggles, Carol Bosserman, Nancy Fones, Ellen Kreitzer, Priscilla Robinson, Anne Boyer, Phyllis Fritter, Peggy Leonard, Betty Rosin, Arline Brumback, Carolyn Furry, Joyce Lawrence, Pauline Seymore, Margaret Brumback, Ruth Gedrose, Garnett McLaughlin, Carol Scott, Joan Burton, Pat Gregg, Ruby McNeely, Elsie Jo Shenk, Sandra Caudle, Ann Groves, Carolyn Miller, Mary Rose Sherwood, Annabell Chandler, Delores Grubbs, Mary Frances Moore, Elizabeth Simpson, Teresa Chandler, Dorothy Hockman, Virginia Moore, Joretta Sims, Betty Lou Cooley, Mary Houtz, Audrey Morrow, Linda Skells, Pam Cromer, Katherine Hayden, Mary Beth Moss, Dorothy Sottosanti, Nancy Crumbaugh, Iona Haylcr, Dorothy Muller, Arlene Tichenor, Bonnie Crumbaugh, Juanita Hesson, Patsy Mudd, Joann Twombly, Ann Darnes, Joan Hollestelle, Shirley Newcomb, Sarah Voigt, Anne Demory, Betty Lou Hood, Karen Oliver, Betty Via, Ann Dominy, Janice Howard, Regina Panos, Marion Wallrabenstein, Mary Duryee, Kama Huntt, Mary Parsons, Barbara Watson, Barbara Durham, Shelby Hunt, Pat Pearson, Anna Williams, Joyce Dye, Sandra England, Margaret Jenkins, Arizona Pitts, Betty Fairfax Chapter Highlights for 1952-53 Members at F.F.A. — F.H.A. camp at Smithfield. Mount Vernon girls installing our officers. Mrs. Gordon’s interesting talk. Federation meeting at Stratford. Mother — Daughter banquet. Fashion Show — Let’s Dream Awhile” Picnic at 4 mile Run. Our beach party in June. Young, Roberta A 106 K VARSITY CLUB President Ralph Evans Vice-President Lee Knupp Secretary Doris Russell T reasurer Bobbie Chappelle Sponsors Am. Athletic Coaches Beahm, Jim Hager, Harry Pearson, Joann Bender, Susan Hailman, Janet Fhillips, Dorothy Benham, Jim Hamilton, Eugene Pickett, Eddie Bennett, Clyde Hansborough, Betty Prickett, Nancy Bennett, James Harkness, Diane Reed, Rosemary Berkman, Vail Harris, James Register, Durwood Berry, Nancy Hensley, Nelson Rinker, Charles Besley, Oliver Hunt, Bruce Robinson, lean Boots, Larry Jones, Nancy Rogers, Maureen Boswell, Tom Keiffer, Stanley Russell, Doris Bowers, Carol Keyes, Jerry Sayre, Janet Cannon, Kim King, Dennis Short, Cecil Carpenter, Norma Knupp, Lee Smith, Patricia Chappelle, Barbara Koch, Etta Mae Smith, Sally Cobb, Lucille Krehbiel, Kate Cockrill, Richard Leonard, Lee Vincent, Bob Curtin, Delores Lynch, Wayne Wagner, Robert Dansberger, Barbara MacAdam, Deborah Waple, Joan Davidson, Marjorie Marshall, Shirley Ware, Russell Dawson, Eileen McClain, Jessica Watson, William Donald, Keith Miller, Eugene Webb, Garn Evans, Caroline Monson, Vada Lee White, Charlotte Evans, Ralph Moser, Robert Wood, Stuart Everly, David Much, Barry Woodbury, Mike Frinks, Eugene Mudd, Elmer Yarbrough, Lucien Furry, Jay Mullen, Tom Yarbrough, Lucy Gerken, Carl Mylroie, Mary Young, Jimmy Gilbertson, Chris Noble, Travis Young, Patricia Gilham, Danny Nordlie, Ruth Yowell, June Gleason, Shirley Yowell, Nancy The Varsity Club boys played the Varsity Club girls in basketball during the lunch shifts, they sponsored the Sweetheart Dance, and the faculty men and women played the girls and boys varsity basketball teams. All these activities were to raise money for the Varsity Club awards to Seniors. The annual varsity club banquet was held on May 22. i 107 b MAJORETTES President Kitty Flattery Faculty Sponsor Mr. Phil Fuller Arness, Kate Flattery, Kitty MEMBERS Merriman, Charlotte Kane, Kitty Robertson, Ginger ACROBATS Koch, Etta Mae Turner, Jo Ann The majorettes functioning with the Fairfax High School Marching Band took an active part in half-time shows at the football games, and marched in several parades with the band. i 108 E gs JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Captain Beti Humphreys Co-Captain Carol Ann Talbott Sponsors Miss Rita Morgan Miss Nancy Parker MEMBERS Carol Coddington, Joanne Cook, Gretchen Furr, Carol Ann Gicker, Barbara Heckard, Beti Humphreys, Mary Lee Landon, Dona Lee Luttrell, Virginia Stein, Carol Ann Tal- bott, Marjorie Young. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders season highlighted by a party given for the J. V. football team on December 6. This, along with several other accomplishments, helped to make it a most successful year. As well as making up several new cheers, the girls treated the opponents cheerleaders to cokes after the games. Besides having lots of fun, the girls did a good deal of hard practicing in hopes of securing that coveted position on the varsity squad. The eighth grade cheerleaders were first organized this year. They owe much of their success to their sponsor Mrs. Nora Lee Watkins. She has been a cheerleader for Mary Washington College and she has passed some of her ideas on to the eighth graders. In addition to the eleven cheerleaders there is an acrobat who performs with them at the games. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Captain Denise Holloran Co-Captain Carolyn Lynch Sponsor Mrs. Nora Lee Watkins MEMBERS Nancy Boggs, Eleanor Clarke, Elaine Eaton, Lois Euler, Betty Fenton, Annette (Acro- bat) Hagaman, Denise Holloran, Katherine Kemp, Carolyn Lynch, Helen Lynch, Suz- anne Morris, Scotty Mullen. i 109 y ATHLETICS (jhee ileadefts Carol Bowers Norma Carpenter Bobbie Chappelle Delores Curtin Margie Davidson Ann Dare Davis Shirley Gleason Vada Lee Monson Charlotte White Pat Young Mr. ] aines W. Co-gle Director of Athletics The program of athletics at Fairfax High School is considered as much a part of the educational program of the school as any other opportunity offered the students. Its purpose is a part of the great purpose of the school. Physically, it attempts to build strength, skill, efficiency, coordination, and endurance; socially, it attempts to give a true perspective of our competitive society, to give young people the opportunity to meet in competition with others, and to teach an appreciation of good sportsmanship; spiritually, it attempts to teach the great lesson of true loyalty, of love for others, and the satisfaction of team spirit. During the last several years the student body and the faculty have striven to develop a very attractive athletic field. We feel that putting our contests in an at- tractive setting will help us attain our objectives more easily. A green, clean, lighted field with band music and colorful uniforms make a beautiful spectacle that inspires a feeling of good fellowship. Much has been done along this line and much remains to be done. Our athletics offer us fun, excitement, school spirit, and an opportunity to be American in our love for good sportsmanship. d 112 y Varsity Jootball ' 52 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponent W e They Washington and Lee. 7 Chamberlain 18 0 James Wood 24 James Monroe 24 13 Western 7 6 Falls Church 9 0 George Washington .. 19 6 Lane 14 South Norfolk 0 21 Mount Vernon 0 40 113 107 COACHES Rayburn Williams, Robert Phipps Patrick Cunningham. William Edmondson VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS Gene Miller. James Bennett Alan Kerrick d 113 h Varsity football First row: Chris Gilbertson. Dennis King, Fred Via, Lee Knupp, Clyde Bennett, Ralph Evans, Richard Cockrill, Lucien Yarbrough. Edward Pickett, Oliver Besley, Second row: Danny Gilham, Tom Boswell, Bill Wagner, Bob Wagner, Bill Wisner, Larry Boyer, Jerry Keys, Keith Donald, Larry Bootes, Third row: Travis Noble, Cecil Short, Barr} ' Much, Bob Vincent, David Everly SENIORS ON VARSITY FOOTBALL First row: Fred Via, Lee Knupp, Richard Cockrill, Lucien Yarbrough, Bob Wagner. Ralph Evans Second row: Jerry Keys, Cecil Short, Travis Noble, Eddie Pickett, David Everly CO-CAPTAINS Richard Cockrill, Lucien Yarbrough f 114 y sMflr Junior Varsity Jootball First row: Lee Furlong, John Shanton, Paul Seymour, Eugene Kirby, Roy Fritter, Frank Davis, Joe Schaeffer, Paul Foster Second row: Jimmy Birch, Richard Unger, John Fletcher, John Atwell, Bill Morris, George Robinson, Hilbert Haislip, Bobby Hall Third row: Larry Huesman, Sam Ellis, Aubrey Smith, Lloyd Dunn, Lee Stough, John Pendley, Ralph Boswell. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponent W e Falls Church 0 Mount Vernon 12 George Washington.. 6 Falls Church 6 Mount Vernon 6 Herndon 20 JUNIOR VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS d U5 Y Eighth tirade Jootball First row: John Weber, Gamaliel Cook, Charles Munday, Donald Rodgers, Peter King, Steve Foster, Edgar Good, Ivan Miller, Jimmy Anderson, Richard Robinson, Billy Marks. Second row: John Detwiler, Fred Moore, Jim Shaw, Charles Rust. Ralph Round, Charles Wagner, Burton Sours, Arthur Hunt, Jay Bennett, Stuart Huseby Third row: Robert Luttrell, Wade Davis, Bill June, Frank Atwell, Gerald Robinson, Donald Beatty, Roy Roper, Donald Smith, Terry Philips, Gordon Simpson EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL Opponent We They Herndon 13 0 Mount Vernon 6 0 Falls Church 6 6 Falls Church 0 14 Herndon 18 Mount Vernon 13 0 56 33 { 116 J- Varsity Mockey VARSITY HOCKEY MANAGERS June Yowell. Joyce Anderson Wilma Leonard. Kate Krehbiel HOCKEY COACHES VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Opponent We They October 8 Mount Vernon . . . . . . 3 1 23 Mount Vernon. . . ... 6 6 November 6 Mount Vernon . . . . . . 1 0 Tournament 7 Falls Church ... 2 1 Tournament 7 Mount Vernon. . . . . . 0 0 Tournament 7 Spottsylvania . . . 1 0 12 Falls Church . . . 3 2 24 Falls Church . . . 3 0 19 4 Mrs. Irene Harmon Mrs. Darihl Van Wagoner J ii7 y Q iris’ Varsity Mockey first row: Etta Mae Koch, Doris Russell, Jessica McClain, Nancy Berry Second row: Eileen Dawson, Lucy Yarbrough, Sally Smith, Susan Bender, Jean Robinson Third row: Shirley Marshall, Caroline Evans, Gayle Prosise, Ruth Nordlie SENIORS ON VARSITY TEAM VARSITY CAPTAINS Shirley Marshall, Etta Mae Koch, Doris Russell, Susan Bender, Nancy, JESSICA McClain Berry, Jessica McClain, Sally Smith DORIS RUSSELL j 118 y junior Varsity Mackey First row: Barbara Anderson, Catherine Thomas, Karen Wagner, Charlotte Dansberger, Sandra Dye, Joyce Tucker, Kathleen Mullen Second row: Janet Moyer, Janice Miller, Judith White, Betty Brown, Jo Ann Davidson, Sharon Keys, Sheila Sullivan, Gerry Wellmans Third row: Janet Sayre, Sylvia Knauss, Jean Kitchen, Mary Jane Cook, Jerry Phillips, Delores Phillips JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Opponent We T bey October 8 Mount Vernon . . . 2 0 23 Mount Vernon . . . ... 2 0 November 6 Mount Vernon. . . 2 0 12 Falls Church . . . 1 0 18 Potomac ... 2 2 24 Falls Church ... 2 0 2 J. V. HOCKEY CAPTAIN Charlotte Dansberger H 119 K Varsity basketball COACHES Mr. John Broaddus Mr. John Waller Mr. Russell Kerlin Miss Constance Grumbles Mrs. Dariel Van Wagoner BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent We They December 9 Bladensburg .37 30 13 Hopewell . 56 57 17 Falls Church .35 38 January 6 Mount Vernon . . . .48 52 10 Thomas Jefferson. . .33 71 13 Washington and Lee 29 59 16 Hopewell .38 47 20 Falls Church .35 55 23 George Washington 33 61 26 Stuyvesant 36 40 28 Woodward Prep.. .39 52 February 3 Washington and Lee 28 67 County 5 Falls Church .50 30 T ournament 6 Mount Vernon . . . .36 38 7 Thomas Jefferson . . . 18 75 13 Mount Vernon. . . .34 51 18 Stuyvesant 58 44 20 George Washington 47 69 690 936 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent We They January 6 George Washington 26 25 13 Mount Vernon 20 21 16 Herndon 21 35 23 Falls Church 25 28 February 5 Herndon 23 28 10 Mount Vernon. . . .2 6 27 13 George Washington 37 18 24 ' Falls Church 26 29 204 211 MANAGERS First row: Jack Lee, Wilma Leon- ard, Joy Helbig, Pat Baird, Kate Krehbiel Second row: Bill Watson, Anthony Vogel, George Dodson 120 Keys ' Varsity Mask etball First row : Elmer Mudd, Robert Moser, Mike Woodbury, Dennis King, Garn Webb Second row: Harry Hager, Jerry Furry, Russell Ware, Durwood Register, Lee Knupp SENIORS ON VARSITY TEAM Harry Hager Lee Knupp BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Junior Varsity: Ralph Boswell Varsity: Mike Woodbury A 121 y boys ’ junior Varsity basketball First row: Joe Sheaffer, Bill Clark, Chris Gilbertson, Ralph Boswell, Donald Krohn, Ted Dar- rell, George Waring Second row: Kim Cannon, Wilbur Moore, Franklin Ramey, David Charters, Dan Walker, Wayne Lynch, Mark Smith, Donald Warren BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent We They December 9 Bladensburg . . .31 46 13 Hopewell . . .29 30 17 Falls Church . . .56 53 January 6 Mount Vernon . . .31 34 tP. 10 Thomas Jefferson .... . . .22 56 13 Washington and Lee. . . . .53 56 16 Hopewell . . .61 38 20 Falls Church . . .44 38 23 George Washington.. . . .44 63 February 3 Washington and Lee. . . . .41 52 7 Thomas Jefferson .... . . .22 44 9 George Mason . . .45 38 o 13 Mount Vernon . . .40 41 17 Episcopal . . .54 62 20 George Wsahington . . . . .36 47 609 698 d 122 y Big lit It Qrade basketball First row: Edward Noll, Wilferd Corbin, Jim Taylor Second row: Dick Hayes, Donald Smith, Gary Thomas, Peter King, Charles Munday, John Wiggs 7 bird row: Clyde Jones, Tom Good, Robert Whiting, Billy Marks, John Haggerty, Barry Clark, Mike Block EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent We They January 17 Mount Vernon. . . 40 21 24 Mount Vernon . . . . . . .39 22 31 Herndon . . . .16 27 February 4 Herndon . . . .35 22 7 Falls Church .... 21 44 14 Falls Church . . . . 26 35 177 171 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS Gary Thomas, Peter King d 123 b Q iris ’ Varsity basketball Zeam First row: Joyce Leigh, Mary Mylorie, Jessica McClain, Etta Mae Koch, Doris Russell, Pat Smith, Janice Young Second row: Nancy Yowell, Betty Hansborough, Vai! Berkman, Maureen Rodgers, Sally Smith, Nancy Prickett, Janet Sayre, Shirley Marshall VARSITY VARSITY BASKETBALL SENIORS CO-CAPTAINS Sally Smith, Joyce Leigh, Jessica McClain, Etta Mae Koch ETTA Mae Koch Doris Russell, Maureen Rodgers, Shirley Marshall DORIS RUSSELL -i 124 E (j iris’ junior Varsity Basketball Zeam Dorothy Trollinger, Jerry Phillips, Sheila Sullivan Bobbie Palmer, Betty Humphreys, Lucy Yarbrough, Delores Phillips, Karen Wagner. Jamie Mylorie Carol Ann Gicker, Mary Jane Cook, Eileen Dawson, Mary K. Krehbiel, Peggy Gramm, Catherine Thomas, Joan Crist First row: Second row: Third row: Date Opponent We January 13 Mount Vernon. . . . . . . 10 16 Herndon . . . 16 23 Falls Church . . . 12 Februa ry 10 Mount Vernon . . . . . . 11 24 Falls Church . . .16 65 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Delores Phillips Lucy Yarbrough COACHES First row: John Waller, Track; John Broaddus, Varsity Baseball; Ethel Quinn, Softball; James Coyle, Track. Second row: Cyrus Doub, Eighth Grade Baseball; Patrick Cunningham, Junior Varsity Baseball. SPRING SPORTS BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Date Opponent March 31 Mount Vernon April 29 Mount Vernon April 7 May 1 . 10 George Washington 4 George Washington 15 Washington and Lee 8 Washington and Leee 17 Mount Vernon 11 Mount Vernon 20 13 22 George Washington 15 George Washington 27 Washington and Lee 20 Washington and Lee VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY GIRL’S SOETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent 30 Falls Church April 17 Falls Church May 12 Mount Vernon 21 . Mount Vernon 19 Herndon MANAGERS First row: Jan Leesma, Kate Krehbiel, Johann Pearson, Anastasia Vogel, John Hall, George Rotenberry. Second row: Richard Unger, Richard Gail, Gene Miller, Bruce Hunt, Harry Keller, Robert Dalton. J 126 V Baseball VARSITY TEAM First row: Fred Via, Jimmy Beahm, David Everly, Dick Grefe, Richard Cockrill, Gene Frinks, Danny Gilham, Bill Morris, Clyde Bennett. Second row: Stuart Carter, Tommy Wood, Bill Marrow, Elmer Mudd, Jerry Keys, Barry Much, Tom Boswell, John Fletcher. SENIORS ON VARSITY TEAM VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS First row: David Everly, Richard Cockrill, Gene Frinks, Jimmy Beahm. Second row: Fred Via, Bill Marrow, Jerry Keys, Elmer Mudd. Richard Cockrill, Gene Frinks i 127 E junior Varsity baseball p Xx.i isSMi - jsz ■HB - — f fid A First row: Richard Hammond, John Keys, Lee Johnson, Jimmy Birch, Ralph Boswell, Lloyd Dunn, Raymond McDonough, Jackie Lee. Second row: Joe Berry, David Shipman, Joe Scheaffer, George Waring, Wilbur Moore, Fred LaDeau. Third row: Roger Bostic, John Atwell, Richard Oliver, Paul Foster, Norman Littleiohn. JUNIOR VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS Junior Varsity Baseball Schedule Date Opponents March 31 Mount Vernon April 7 Falls Church 10 George Washington 15 . . Washington and Lee 22 Falls Church 29 Mount Vernon May 4 Episcopal 13 Episcopal Jimmy Birch, Ralph Boswell J 128 h Eighth (grade baseball First row: Ivan Miller, Arthur Kibler, Jimmy Shaw, Baxter Brown, Billy Marks, Robert Knupp, Steve Foster, Buddy Rust, John Quast, Robert Lu ttrell. Second row: Jay Bennett, Larry Coombs, Welford Corbin, Burton Sours, Gary Thomas, Tom Goode, Jimmy Robey, Charles Russell, Clyde Jones. Date April 9 17 21 30 May 1 2 14 EIGHTH GRADE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Mount Vernon Falls Church Mount Vernon Falls Church Mount Vernon Falls Church GOLF SCHEDULE Date Opponents March 30 Northwestern April 14 Bethesda-Chevy Chase 20 Washington and Lee 27 Western 2 8 St. John’s May 4 Bullis 5 Montgomery Blair 1 1 Falls Church 12 Georgetown Prep 18 Bladensburg GOLF TEAM J. W. Mankin, Sponsor; Charlie Rinker, Captain; Ed Baranowski; Chris Gilbertson; Robert Phipps, Sponsor. { 129 }■ Girl’s Softball Zeam First row: Carolyn Marrow, Charlotte Dansberger, Sandra Shenk, Margie Young, Delores Curtain, Lucile Rust. Second row: Cynthia Campbell, Janet Sayre, Mary Jane Cook, Doris Russell, Pat Smith, Lucille Cobb, Eileen Dawson, Dorothy Bonner, Marilyn Glover. Third row: Lorraine Kidwell, Marlene Debusk, Gretchen Furr, Judy Miller, Jean Kitchen, Arena Payne, Ellen Fones, Grace Kline, Lucy Yarborough. ■ , DC 1 Zrack Zearn First row: Sam Ellis, Bill Wagner, Ralph Evans, Dennis King, Cecil Short, Jimmy Young, Stanley Keiflfer, Ted Ball, Frank Lewis, Garn Webb. Second row: Allen Smith, Roger Hower, Bill Via, Durwood Register, Bill Hall, Larry Boyer, Howard Payne, Nelson Hensley, Alan Kerrick, David Wilson, Bobby Moser, Eugene Adams. Third row: Charles Higgins, Cordy Van Sant, Hilbert Hayslette, Bill Clark, Wayne Carman, Herbert Hicks, Ben Kelsey, John Wood, Pete King, Mike Woodbury. TRACK SCHEDULE Date Opponents April 4 Memorial Relays 10 George Washington Episcopal 18 Falls Church-Washington and Lee 24 George Washington May 1 Northern Virginia Meet 5 Mount Vernon 15-16 State Meet 20 Countv Meet Cecil Short, Jimmy Young TRACK TEAM CO-CAPTAINS J i3i y FEATURES CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN Ann Jones, Helen Wisner, Janie Lawton, Barbara Fessler, Doris Russell, Queen; Ann Davis, Angela Luxford, Carol Talbott, Gwen Dyer. SCHOOL CALENDAR 1952-1953 September 2 12 Opening of School First Football game (W.-L.) Welcoming party October 1 1 Cavalcade to Falls Church November 7 1 1 18 22 26 27 Homecoming! Armistice Day — Holiday! College Day Sadie Hawkins Dance Beginning Of Thanksgiving Vacation Thanksgiving Day game F. H. S. vs. Mt. Vernon December 5-7 19 Young April’’ — Juniors Reign Welfare program Also beginning of Christmas Holidays 21 Snowball” dance January 5 13 20 26 30 End of Christmas Vacation Movie Inauguration — Holiday! End of first semester Holiday! February 5-6 14 17 25 28 Magazine drive Sweetheart Dance! F. H. A. Inductions Honor Society Inductions Fiesta Nocturna” March 2 4 10 11 17 21 25 28 Snow holiday Movie Band Concert (Lutheran College) Seniors go to Congress Glee Club concert Spring Hop” Eighth grade night Music Festival! Apirl 2-8 10 9-1 1 15 24-25 Easter Holidays Band concert Elections — Student Government S.P. T.A. Fun Night Death Takes A Holiday” (Senior Play) May 1 2 22 30 Mother and Daughter Banquet — Seniors Varsity Club Banquet Senior Class Night — Big Doings! June 5 7 8 9 i3 n Junior-Senior Prom Baccalaureate Sermon Yearbooks issued Graduation No school School’s Out! 134 j- A DAY IN FAIRFAX HIGH Seniors off to Congress. At work in the library. Honor Society Induction. Debating Club. Junior Play. Report card Time. Cafeteria. Chest X-ray. Mrs. Payne — Joan Waple. J 135 y Senior Directory ADAMS, CLARA JOYCE — Bookworm — Wants to go to college — Secretary of homeroom 1, 2; Library club 1; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Senator 3; Newspaper 3; Homeroom representa- tive 4; Senior play. ALBRECHT, CAROL LYN— Collects trinkets — Interested in playing piano and singing — Mixed choir 1, 3, 4; Pep club 1, 2; Patrol 3; Double Sextet 4. ALLEY, ROBERTA — Super swimmer — Hopes to go to college — Girls chorus 3. ANDERSON, IVA GAYNELLE— Collects re- cords — Loves to travel — Jr. Honor Society 1 ; Pep club 1 2; Mixed choir 1, 2, 3, 4; President of homeroom 2; Junior play. ANDERSON, NILS EDWIN— Music minded— Wants to be successful — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 1, 2. ANDERSON, RUTH ELIZABETH— Hopes to be a typist and to marry — Patrols 1, 2; Lieu- tenant of Patrols 3, 4. BAKER, KIMBERLY — Shutter bug — Interested in radar — Patrols 1, 2, 3; Photography club 2; Newspaper 2. BALL, THEODORE MONROE— Likes archery — Would like to be a mechanic — Homeroom rep- resentative 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2; Track 3, 4. BARKER, AUDREY LEE — Loves to crochet — Wants to be a good secretary — Pep club 1, 2, Homeroom president 3. BEAHM, JAMES EDWARD — Likes baseball and hunting — Hopes to be an engineer — Jr. Honor Society 1; Football 1; Boxing 2; Vice-President of homeroom 2, 3, 4; Senator 4. BEHNKE, LUCY JONES — Wonderful roller skater — Would like to be a good secretary. BELL, JEAN ELIZABETH — Interested in art — Wants to be a success — Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Junior Honor Society 1; President of dance club 3; Yearbook 4; Senior play. BENDER, SUSAN ELIZABETH — Bookworm — Wants to graduate from college — Jr. Honor So- ciety 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Press club 1, 2 (Secre- tary); Hockey 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Student Government 3, 4; Junior play; Vice-President of Junior class; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 (President) ; Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary); Senior play- BENHAM, JAMES MASON — A grand musician — Hopes to be a professional musician — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; (Drum Major); J. V. Football 1; Base- ball manager 2; Vice-President of homeroom 3; J. V. Basketball 3; Homeroom treasurer 4. BENNETT, CONSTANCE JOAN— Likes skat- ing and movies — Wants to be successful — Ma- jorettes 2, 3. BENNETT, JAMES EDWARD— Stamp collec- tor — Hopes to work in a post office — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4. BERRY, NANCY CAROLYN— Loves horses— Wants to go to William and Mary — Pep club 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Photography club 2; Junior play; Newspaper 3; Varsity club 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 (Treasurer); Senior play. BLES, VIVIAN H. — Bookworm and knitter — An aspiring nurse. BOMBERGER, JOAN THERESA — Like? to draw and sew — Wants to be a nurse. BOSTIC, VIRGINIA LEONA— Enjoys drawing — Hopes to become a secretary — Dance club 1, 2; Pep club 3. BOWLER, STANLEY FLOYD— Loves driving— Hopes to go into the field of accounting — Pa- trols 1, 2. BOYCE, SALLY CAROL — Collects miniature dolls — Would like to go to college — Treasurer of homeroom 1, 4; Glee club 1; Yearbook 1, 2; Junior play. BRADFORD, ALDEN BANNERMAN— Likes airplanes and guns — Wants to have an eventful life — Student Government 4. CAMPION, CAROLYN BLANCHE — Enjoys bowling, skating and swimming — Would like to go back to Miami — Carol Gables High School 2, 3. CAMPISI, MARY F. — Likes art — Wants to be a surgeon — Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Senior play. CASSEDY, VIRGINIA MARIE— Would like to be a typist and get married — Pep club 1. CHAPPELLE, BARBARA GAYLE— Loves to knit — Hopes to get married — Hockey 1, 4; Homeroom representative 1; Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Senator 4; Co-Editor of Year- book 4. COBB, JAMES ELLIOTT — Enjoys sports and music — Hopes to be a success — F.F.A. 1; Patrols 1, 2; Business club 3; Mixed choir 3, 4. COCHRAN, ROBERT SLOANE— Likes art and and singing — Would like to be a missionary — Library club 1, 2 (Treasurer); Junior play; Newspaper 4. COCKRILL, RICHARD MALCOLM — Sports enthusiast — Wants to own a ranch — Vice-Presi- dent of Freshman Class; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3 (Presi- dent), 4; Treasurer of Student Government 2; J i36 y President of Junior Class; Monitor 4; Honor So- ciety 4; President of Senior Class. COLE, ANTHONY ARTHUR — Enjoys horse- back riding — Would like to get a good job — Monitor 3, 4. COLLIER, COLBY LEE — Music maker — Hopes to be successful — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Treasurer of Junior Class; Baseball 2; Treasurer of Senior Class. COOK, BEVERLY JANE — Collects jewelry — Likes to travel — Pep club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. COOK, JOHN HENRY, III— Likes to work with electricity — Hopes to become a Naval officer — Track 3; Junior play; International Relations 3, 4; President of Debating club 4; Student Gov- ernment 4; Honor Society 4; Senior play. COOK, WILLIAM ALFRED — Sports enthusiast — Wants to go to college — Newspaper 1; Moni- tor 3, 4; Fire Fighters 3, 4. COPELAND, RONALD ADRIAN— Likes fly- ing — Would like to be a jet pilot — Secretary of Rifle club 2; Monitor 2, 4; Glee club 3, 4. COX, BETTY ANN — Likes horseback riding — Wants to travel — Jr. Honor Society 1 ; Secretary of homeroom 1; Pep club 1, 2; Mixed choir 1, 2, 3, 4; President of homeroom 2; Junior play. COX, ROBERT GRAHAM — Bookworm and music lover — Hopes to get a Ph.D. degree and to be happily married — President of Jr. Honor So- ciety 1; Chess club 1, 2; President of homeroom 2; Radio club 2; President of Sophomore Class; Student Government 2, 3, 4 (President); Junior play; Debating club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4. CRAWFORD, FORREST SMEED— Likes the out of doors — Wants to make a career in the Navy — Track 4; Student Government 4. CROMER, KATHERINE VIRGINIA — Hopes to be a homemaker — F.H.A. 1, 2, 4. CURTIS, BARBARA LEE — Wants to get mar- ried — Treasurer of Art club 1; Yearbook 2. DANSBERGER, BARBARA JUNE — Sports en- thusiast — Wants to live a peaceful and happy life — Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVIDSON, PATRICIA JEAN— Swell roller skater — Would like to be a bookkeeper — Square dance club 1; Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom 2; Monitor 2; Junior play; Basketball manager 3; Varsity club 4. DAVIS, ANN DARE — Likes horseback riding and swimming — Wants to be a career woman — Vice-President of Art club 1; Basketball 2; J. V. Cheerleaders 3 (Captain); Varsity Cheerleader 4 (Co-Captain) ; Senior play. DAVIS, GEORGE ROBERT — Enjoys baseball — Hopes to study accounting — Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, JOAN MARGARET— Enjoys baby sit- ting — Wants to be a director Christian Education — Glee club 1, 3; F.H.A. 1; Junior play; Mixed chorus 4. DEMORY, BETTY LOU— Bookworm— Hopes to study music — Patrols 1; F.H.A. 2, 4 (Treas- urer) ; Girls chorus 4. DOMINY, JANICE ELAINE— Grand musician — Wants to major in home economics at Wyom- ing University — Press club 1 ; Homeroom presi- dent 1; Band 1 (Treasurer), 2 (Secretary), 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Bible club 2; Vice- President of homeroom 3; lunior plav; President of F.H.A. 4. DOWDLE, ROBERT WENDELL— Meat cutter — Would like to own a grocery store — Band 3. DOWELL, BARBARA WINFRED — Roller skater — Would like to be a secretary — Patrols 1, 2, 3; Glee club 1; Pep club 1, 2; Junior play; Senior play. DOYLE, BEULAH MAY— Wonderful dancer— Wants to go into police work — Pep club 1; Moni- tor 3; Patrol 4. ENGLAND, MARGARET RUTH— Likes shell- craft — Wants to be a success — Patrols 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3; Pep club 1, 2; Agriculture club 1; Glee club 2; Junior play; F.H.A. 4. ESKRIDGE, RUTH MARIAN — Collector of postcards — Would like to be a receptionist — Pa- trols 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep club 1, 2; Junior play; F.H.A. 4. ETTER, CATHERINE JOSEPHINE— Wonder- ful singer — Hopes to work in an office and get married — Softball 3; Homeroom representative 4. EVANS, RALPH BAYARD — Sports enthusiast — Wants to go to college — Football 2, 3, 4; Homeroom representative 2; Senator 2; Boxing 2; Varsity club 2, 3, 4 (President); Track 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4. EVERLY, DAVID L. — Likes to draw — Would like to be a hotel manager — Homeroom president 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 4; Boxing Manager 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. FENTON, JOHN SEXTON— An aspiring artist — Wants to see the world — Monitor 4. FLETCHER, GORDON LYNN— Would like to be a rancher. FRINKS, EUGENE MILESTEADE— Loves play- ings sports — Wants to go to college — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4. FRITTER, PATSY LEE— Loves to dance— Hopes to marry young. FRITTER, PEGGY ANN — Collector of pictures — Wants to be happily married — Pep club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. J 137 j- FURR, ROGER CLEVELAND— Would like to tour the country. GERKEN, CARL JOSEPH— Likes guns and au- tomobiles — Wants to study forestry — Football 1, 2; Track 2; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4. GROVE, CHARLES CALVERT— Interested in cars — Would like to be an auto mechanic — Box- ing 1; Football 2. HAGER, HARRY GRIFFIN, JR.— Likes hunt- ing and flying — Wants to make a million dollars — Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Homeroom presi- dent 4; Varsity club 4. HAILMAN, ELIZABETH JANET — F.njovs reading and knitting — Wants to be happily mar- ried — Student Government 1 (Homeroom repre- sentative) (Historian), 3 (Secretary ), 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Mixed choir 1, 2 (Secretary), 3, 4 (President); Pep club 2; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (Presi- dent). HALL, LARRY CHAUNCEY— Interested in all sports — Hopes to be a commercial pilot — Home- room secretary 1 ; Homeroom representative 4. HALL, WAYNE CLAUDE — Loves hunting and fishing — Wants to go into the Navv — Art club 1; Football 1; Rifle club 2; Baseball 2; Monitor 3, 4; Business club 4. HALL, WILLIAM HARVEY— Music lover— Wants to go into a profession — Latin club 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Debating club 4 (Vice-President). HAMILTON, EUGENE RANDOLPH— Sports enthusiast — Hopes to go to college — Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. HAWKINS, VIRGINIA FRANCES— Wants to be a good stenographer and wife — Pep club 1 ; Patrols 2, 3. HAYDEN, LELAND EUGENE— Likes having a good time — Wants to go to college — Jr. Honor Society 1; Patrols 1, 2, 3, 4; (Captain); Junior play; Student Government 3, 4. HEATH, ELLEN MAE — Collects foreign stamps — Hopes to be a nurse — Homeroom treasurer 1 ; Yearbook 1, 2; Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior play. HEEKE, BERNARD ALLEN— Shutter bug— Would like to be a dentist — Homeroom secretary- treasurer 4; Patrols 4; Honor Society 4. HELBIG, ELAINE JOY — Loves to skate and swim — Hopes to be a secretary — Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Patrols 2, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 (Historian); Basketball Manager 4; Varsity club 4; Senior play. HENRY, CHARLOTTE IRENE— Collects pic- tures — Enjoys cooking and sewing — Glee club 1; Charm club 2; F.H.A. 3. HENSLEY, NELSON EUGENE — Wonderful dancer — Wants to be a research engineer — Jr. Honor Society 1; Aeronautics club 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom president 3; Junior play; Honor society 3, 4; Student Government 3, 4; Debate club 4. HICKS, HERBERT McCLAIN— Music lover— Wants to make people happy — Track 3, 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Honor Society 4. HOLLESTELLE, SHIRLEY MARIAN— Enjoys sports — Would like to be happily married — F.H.A. 4. HOLLIS GLORIA ANN — Likes to dance — Wants to be a good secretary — Pep club 1. HOUGH, BETTY MAE — Collects records — Hopes to find a good job — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep club 1 ; Junior play. HOUTZ, AUDREY MAE — Swell dancer— Would like to be a secretary. ISRAEL, ZELDA PAYTON — Stamp collector — Wants to make a home — Secretary of Nursing club 2; Basketball 2. JENNELL, NANCY LOUISE— Wants to be happily married — Softball 1; Monitor 3, 4. JONES, JOHN EDWARD HURST— Wants to get a good job — Band 1, 2. JONES, NANCY LEE — Sports enthusiast — Se- cretary of Art club 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 3; Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom representative 4. JONES, BILLY B. — Likes to hunt and fish — Wants to own a construction company — Football 1, 2, 3; Homeroom president 2, 3. JUSTUSSON, GEORGE WALTER — Enjoys hunting and fishing — Hopes to be a success — Senator 1 ; Junior Honor Society 1 ; Homeroom treasurer 2; Football Manager 3; Homeroom presi- dent 3; Student Government 3, 4; Junior play; Honor Society 3, 4. KANE, JOSEPH WILLIAM— Wants to be a carpenter. KEARNS, THEODORE WILMER— Likes cus- tom cars — Hopes to go into the air corps. KELLER, EDLOIS — Likes swimming and roller skating — Would like to be a private secretary. KEYS, JEROME WILLIS, JR.— Loves archery— Wants to go to college — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 4; Basketball 3; Varsity club 1, 2, 3 (Vice- President), 4. KITCHEN, AGNES ELAINE— An aspiring ar- tist — Hopes to be a successful fashion designer and illustrator — Junior Honor Society 1; Art club 1; Glee club 2; Newspaper 2, 3 (Business Man- ager); Yearbook 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor); Junior play; Honor Society 3, 4 (Corresponding Secre- tary) ; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 (Historian) ; Student Editor of Social Studies Bulletin 4; Senior play. KNUPP, RANDOLPH LEE — Sports enthusiast — Wants to go to college — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- 138 y ball 2, 3, 4; Pep club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Home- room representative 3. KOCH, ETTA MAE — Enjoys sports and danc- ing — Hopes to get a college education — Junior Honor Society 1 (Secretary); Senator 1, 2, 3; Homeroom secretary 1; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Cap- tain); Softball 2, 3, 4; President of homeroom 2, 4; Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Senior play. KOEHNLEIN, GERALD FREDRICK— Collec- tor of hunting and gun material. KREHBIEL, ROBERT DEAN— Wants to be a truck driver or farmer. LANCASTER, GORDON ALAN— Hopes to get a college education — Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. LEIGH, JOYCE ANN — Enjoys cooking, sewing and dancing — Wants to be happily married — Junior Honor Society 1; President of Freshman Class; Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Junior play; Honor Society 4; Senior play. LEWIS, FRANK LYNFORD— Likes track, hunt- ing, and fishing — Would like to be in the forest service — Homeroom president 2; Student Govern- ment 3; Vice-President of homeroom 4; Varsity club 2, 3, 4. LONG, DONALD LEE — Enjoys bowling and swimming — Wants to be an auditor. LYERLY, JESSIE LEE — Loves to dance — Wants to join the Waves — Majorettes 1, 3; Glee club 2; Homeroom secretary 4. McCLAIN, MARY JESSICA — Sports enthusiast — Hopes to be a physical education teacher — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Varsity club 3, 4; Student Government 4; Year- book 4; Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom 4. McDonough, Barbara Elizabeth— Swell cook — Wants to be a stenographer — Pep club 2; Basketball 3; Homeroom representative 3 ; Vice-President of homeroom 4. McNEELY, ELSIE JO — Grand piano player — Wants to go to college and major in music — Vice-President of homeroom 2; Modeling club 2; Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4; President of homeroom 3; Secretary of Senior Class; Double Sextet 4; F.H.A. 4 (Vice-President). MAKELY, MARY LOUISE — Enjoys swimming and skating — Hopes to be a secretary — Majorettes 1, 2, 3; Pep club 2; Junior play. MARROW, WILLIAM HERBERT— Sports en- thusiast — Wants to be a mechanical engineer — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARSHALL, ANNE NELSON— Swell swim- mer — Hopes to do secretarial work — President of homeroom 2; Secretary of Tennis club 2; junior play; Pep club 3; Homeroom representative 4; Patrols 4. MARSHALL, SHIRLEY DUANE — Enjoys sports — Junior Honor Society 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 2, 3, 4. MARTIN, JUNE LEE — Loves to skate — Wants to get married — Majorettes 1, 2, 3; President of homeroom 4. MELLENDER, JOE ADRIAN— Enjoys hunting and fishing — Rifle club 2; Fire Fighters 3, 4; Business club 3, 4; Monitor 4. MINICLIER, CHRISTOPHER CARVER— Shutterbug — Wants to go to college — Newspaper 3, 4; Junior play; Monitor 3, 4; Patrol 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Government 4. MORNINGSTAR, FLORENCE EMILIE— Vice- President of Pep club 2; Homeroom representative 2; Senior play. MORROW, MALCOLM MARSHALL— Enjoys reading and singing — Wants to be happy — Secre- tary-Treasurer of Hobby Club 2; Student Gov- ernment 3, 4; Track 3; Junior play; Mixed choir 3, 4; Debating club 4; Senior play. MURPHY, MARY LOUISE HARDMAN— Horse lover — Wants to study psychology — News- paper 1, 2; Homeroom representative 2, 4; Secre- tary of Debating club 4; Senior play. NEWCOME, DORIS ANNE— Music lover— Would like to be a physical therapist — Hockey 1, 2, 3; Student Government 2, 3, 4; Junior play; Senior play; Honor Society 3, 4. NOBLE, TRAVIS — Collects records — Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Fire Fighters 2, 3. NUGENT, DELORES LOLA — Loves to dance — Wants to be happily married — Homeroom presi- dent 1, 4; Glee club 1, 2. CFELT, ROWENA MARILYN— Shutter bug— Hopes to do industrial research — Pep club 1 ; Yearbook 2; Newspaper 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; (Vice-President) Homeroom president 4; Honor Society 4; Senior play. OLIVER, M. BURTNER — Wants to get out of school — Monitor 3, 4. OSBORNE, DAVID LEROY — Likes to swim — Hopes to go to college — Monitor 4. OTTWELL, KELLEY EUGENE— Interested in cars — Wants to finish school. OTTWELL, ROBERT DALE— Likes to watch stock car racing — Would like to be an automobile engineer. PARKER, PATRICIA ESTELLE— Loves music and books — Hopes to be a success — Mixed Choir 3, 4; Yearbook 4. PATTISHALL, LOUIS — Interested in automo- biles — Wants to be a Pharmacist. PAYNE, PATRICIA WANEITA— Enjoys swim- ming and dancing — Would like to be a private secretary — Band 1, 2, 3, 4. PEACHER, GLORIA CLAUDETTE— Likes dancing and skating — Hopes to have a successful i 139 y life — Homeroom president 1 ; Hockey 1 ; Soft- ball 1; Band 1. PEARSON, ANNA LEE — Likes dancing and bowling — Wants a good job; Pep club 1, 2; Pa- trols 4. PEARSON, JOHANN LEE — Collects stamps — Hopes to be a nurse — Junior Honor Society 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Stamp club 2; Varsity club 3, 4; Junior play; Senior play. PHILLIPS, DORIS NANCY — Enjoys knitting and dancing — Wants to go into nurses training — Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing club 1; Nurs- ing club 2; Homeroom representative 3; Junior play; Senior play. PHILLIPS, DOROTHY LUCILLE— Wants to be happily married — Basketball 2; Softball 2; Hockey 3; Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. PICKETT, EDWARD WATTS— Would like to go to college — Baseball Manager 1; Fire Fighters 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 4; Homeroom treasurer 4. POLYCHRONES, CONSTANTINE MICHEAL — An aspiring artist — Wants to go into the field of art — Dramatics club 2; Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3; Junior play; Student Government 3, 4; Senior play. PRICE, SHIRLEY JAYNE— Wonderful singer and painter — Wants to be happily married — Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 3; Home- room Secretary 3; Ninette 3, 4. PRINTZ, WILLIAM HENRY— Enjoys bowling — Would like to be a teletype operator — Mixed Choir 3. QUAKENBUSH, JOHN PAUL— Enjoys hunt- ing and fishing — Hopes to be a television tech- nician. REECE, MARY VIRGINIA — Loves to dance — Wants to be a telephone operator — Monitor 3, 4 REED, ROSEMARY DENTON— Hopes to grad- uate from college — Hockey 3; Varsity club 3, 4. REIGLE, HAZEL JOAN— Seamstress— Would like to work for the government — Homeroom representative 1; Patrols 1; F.H.A. 4 (Secretary). RENO, RUBY CORNELIA— Enjoys eating— Hopes to make a million dollars — F.H.A. 3; Glee club 3. RINKER, CHARLES EDWIN— Enjoys wood working — Football 1; Golf 2, 3, 4. ROBINSON, BARBARA ANN— Collector of foreign dolls — Would like to be a secretary — Square dance club 1; Newspaper 2; Junior play. ROGERS, GLADYS MAUREEN— Collects salt and pepper shakers — Hopes to be a physical thera- pist — Junior play; Basketball 4. RUSSELL, LURA DORIS — Sports enthusiast — Wants to teach physical education — Secretary of Freshman Class; Junior Honor Society 1 (Treas- urer); Pep club 1, 2; Glee club 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain) ; Secretary of Junior Class; Varsity club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary) ; Homeroom secretary 4. SAFFER, HELEN LOUISE— Bookworm— Hopes to marry while she’s young. SAUNDERS, WALTER VANCE— Guitar play- er — Would like to be a cartoonist — Newspaper 1, 2; Art club 1; Fire Fighters 2, 3, 4; Patrols 3, 4. SEAL, ROBERT LEE — Likes driving and travel- ing — Would like to be an aviator — Fire Fighters 1, 2, 3, 4. SHANTZ, ROY ALVIN — Interested in auto- mobiles — Hopes to go into the field of mechanical engineering — Newspaper 2, 3. SHERBURNE, GAYLE CAROLYN — Enjoys dancing — Would like to be a commercial artist — Patrols 1, 2, 4. SHORT, CECIL GORDON— Likes wood work- ing — Hopes to be an industrial arts teacher — Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Varsity club 2, 3, 4. SHUE, FREDERICK JAMES— Collects records — Wants to be a concert violinist — Baseball 2. SIMPKINS, RUTH EDWARD— Cornet plaver— Hopes to go to Bible school — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible club 2. SMATHERS, PATRICIA ANNE — Loves music and dancing — Wants to be a good secretary — Dramatics club 2; Student Government 3, 4; Junior play; Yearbook 3, 4; Glee club 4; Honor Society 4; Vice-President of S. P. T. A. 4; Senior play. SMITH, LOWELL SHERWOOD— Interested in sports — Hopes to be a physicist — Pep club 2; Basketball 3; Track 3; Student Government 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Senior play. SMITH, SALLY JANE — Sports enthusiast — Wants to go to college and major in education — Tennis club 2; Newspaper 3; Hockey 3, 4; Senior play; Basketball 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4 (Co-Editor) ; Student Government 4; softball 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 (Historian); Varsity club 4; Honor Society 3, 4. SOULE, BARBARA ANNE — Loves horses — Would like to be an artist. SPENCER, VIRGINIA ANNETTE — Likes swimming and skating — Hopes to become a nurse — President of Library club 1; Basketball 2; Junior play. SPILMAN, MARTIN KERSEY— Collects stamps and post cards — Hopes to go to college — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 4; Senior play. STEVENS, JOHN GRAHAM — Collects classical records — Wants to be happy always — Mixed choir 3, 4 (Vice-President) ; Track 4; Student Government 4. STEWART, CARL OSCAR— Hopes to go to Africa on an agricultural missionary — Secretary { ho y of homeroom 1 ; Library club 1 ; Projection club 2; Band 2, 3, 4 (Recording Secretary). STROUD, ANN CAROL— Wonderful singer— Would like to be a professional singer — Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Double Sextette 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2 (Vice- President); Honor Society 3, 4. STUART, JANET LEE — Loves to swim — Wants to be a doctor. SUTPHIN, WILLIAM B. — Tennis player— Wants to be a success — Football i; Basketball 3. THOMPSON, RALPH ARMISTEAD— Inter- ested in sports — Would like to own his own busi- ness — Junior Honor Society (Vice-President) 1; Vice-President of homeroom 1; Projection club 2; Junior play; Student Government 4; Monitor 4; Honor Society (Treasurer) 4; Senior play. THOMPSON, ROSFMARIE FRANCES— Likes to play the piano— --Hopes to be a secretary — Dance club 1; Pep club 2. TIMMONS, EVERETT RANE, JR— Shutterbug — Wants to be a printer. UPHAM, JACQUELINE DELORES — Likes piano playing — Wants to do clerical work — Pep club 1, 2; Junior play. VAN KRETSCHMAR, JOHANNA W.— Loves horses and swimming — Wants to go into the field of physical therapy at Boston University. VAN WAGONER, RICHARD CARLTON— Enjoys hunting and photography — Hopes to be a success — Tennis club (Vice-President) 2; Vice- President of Student Government 4; Monitor 4. VIA, FRED CLIFFTON — Enjoys fishing — Would like to be a draftsman — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. VIOLETTE, RONALD EDWIN— Interested in auto mechanics — Hopes to be a linotype operator — Fire Fighters 3, 4. WAGNER, ROBERT EDWIN— Enjoys sports and dancing — Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Government 3; Varsity club 3, 4; Vice-President of homeroom 4; Senior play. WALKER, ROLAND — Interested in bookkeep- ing and accounting — Baseball 2; Monitors 4. WALLER, MARTHA ALICE— Music lover— Hopes to finish college and be a success — Mixed choir 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Junior play; Home- room representative 4, Homeroom vice-president 4; Senior play. WATSON, WILLIAM JOHN — Loves tennis, swimming, and chess — Wants to own an airling — Tennis club 2 (President); Business club 2; Junior play; Student Government 3, 4; Manager of Basketball team 4; Senior play. WEEKS, EDITH LEANORE — Horse lover— Hopes to be a singer — Patrols 1, 2, 3. WHITE, CHARLOTTE ROSE— Knitting socks and talking are favorite pastimes — Wants to be successful — Pep club; Hockey 1,2; Junior Honor Society 1; Cheerleader 1, 2 (Co-Captain) 3 (Co-Captain), 4 (Captain), Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Junior play; Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4. WHITE, CONSTANCE LAREE — Likes cartoon- ing — Would like to go to college — Homeroom representative 1; President of homeroom 2. WIGHT, KATHLEEN ANNE— Horse lover— Wants to be a director of religious education — Mixed choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom secretary 1; President of homeroom 2; Student Government 4; Honor Society 4. WILBUR, HARRY LAWRENCE, JR. — An aspiring artist — Hopes to be a commercial dlu- strator — Junior Honor Society 1; Treasurer of Freshman class 1; Art club 1, 2 (President); Student Government 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2; Newspaper 2, 3; Junior play; Track 3; Yearbook 4; Senior play; Honor Society 4. WILSON, CONSTANCE FAITH— Bookworm— Would like to be a successful secretary — Student Government 4; Bus Patrol 4. WINBURN, SHIRLEY YVONNE— Wonderful swimmer — Hopes to be a stenographer. WOOD, STUART ALDEN— Painting and carv- ing are high on his list of likes — Would like to be a mathematician — Secretary — Treasurer of home- room 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Senior play. WOODS, ARDETA RAYNELLE— Songbird— Would like to be a florist — Band 2, 3; Dramatics club 2. YARBROUGH, LUCIEN BELL, JR.— Snorts enthusiast — Wants to graduate from the Naval Academy — Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Boxing 1; Homeroom treasurer 2; Basketball 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Varsity club 2, 3, 4. YOUNCj, JAMES YOUNG — Interested in sports — Wants to make lots of money — Student Gov- ernment 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Sophomore class; Rifle club 2; Homeroom presi- dent 3; Vice-President of Senior class; Varsity club 2, 3, 4. YOUNG, PATRICIA ANN — Would like to teach the second grade — Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4. YOWELL, ALYCE JUNE— Enjoys swimming, skating, and dancing — Wants to travel — Pep club 1, 2; Dramatics club 1; Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2; Junior play; Homeroom representative 3; Hockey Manager 4; Senior play. ZINN, MARGARET LUCILLE,— Likes to read and draw — Would like to be a private secretary. j 141 y SENIORS - WHEN Connie White, Carl Stewart, Hazel Reigle, Bill Watson. Bobbie Chappelle, Sally Smith, Agnes Kitchen, Jimmy Beahm, Jean Bell. Kathy Wight, Virginia Cassidy, Shirley Price, Janice Dominy, Pat Young. Ricky Reed, Bob Cockran, Etta Mae Koch, Anne Davis, Richard Cockrill. Elsie Jo McNeely, Alex VonSassenchied, Alden Bradford, David Everly. ADVERTISING STAFF Editors: Bobbie Chappelle, Agnes Kitchen, Sally Smith. Sponsor: Mrs. Katherine Hopper Members Jean Bell Shirley Brown Mary Campisi Ruth Carroll Lucille Cobb Catherine Crawford Una Lee Ehinger Caroline Evans Joy Helbig Those selling over $100. in ads ' Those selling over $200. in ads Pat Hughes Agnes Kitchen Connie Lytton Jessica McClain Judy Noble Betty Lou Payne Carolyn Richey Sally Smith Virginia Stein TO OUR SUPPORTERS — THE ADVERTISERS THIS VOLUME of the FARE FAC SAMPLER, as well as those of the past, has been made possible in large measure by the interest, cooperation and financial support of those advertisers whose names appear in this section. To show our appreciation for this support, we urge that when in need of services which any of our advertisers can give, you consider those who have so generously contributed $1746.00 to our 1953 SAMPLER. i 143 h MURPHY AMES, INC. IS EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF LUMBER MILLWORK Other BUILDING MATERIALS FROM YARDS LOCATED AT ROSSLYN FALLS CHURCH HERNDON FAIRFAX JA 2-1 I II JE 3-3100 Herndon I OR 760 You Will Receive Courteous, Prompt Service Regardless of the Amount You Purchase ESTIMATES FREELY GIVEN MURPHY AMES, INC. A 144 y CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! And . . . This is our cordial invitation to you . . . your parents, and friends, to drop in ! See the largest array of FURNITURE — CARPETING — ROOM ACCESSORIES in the entire area. Priced in Terms of Thoughtful Economy 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU! OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9! FREE PARKING ON PREMISES! • FALLS CHURCH Washington Blvd. and Lee Highway • ARLINGTON 1916 Wilson Boulevard (opposite Colonial Village) • ALEXANDRIA 2525 Mt. Vernon Avenue (in the heart of Del Ray) 1 145 y ARBOGAST K-F MOTORS NEW AND USED CARS FAIRFAX COUNTY ' S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER ONE-HALF MILE FROM KAMP WASHINGTON iLatser Wins World ' s Highest Honor Grand Prix d ' Honner, Cannes, France 2?enrp3l America ' s most talked about car America Fashion Academy ' s Gold Medal — Fashion Car of 1952 Genuine Factory Parts Complete Auto Repairs — Body and Paint Work Harold A. Arbogast President Hubert H. Arbogast Sales Manager -I 146 Y Washington . . . KITT S . . . Alexandria at the Kitt Music Company tvERyimoG in music MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The largest and most complete selection of band, orches- tra and other instruments in this area. INSTRUMENT LOAN COURSES, RENTAL - PURCHASE PLAN. PIANOS Many fine makes of pianos including Knabe, the Official Piano of the Metropolitan Opera. A complete price range . . . small down payments and budget term s. RENTAL - PURCHASE PLAN. ORGANS Home, church and school organs. Famous Allen and other makes. SHEET MUSIC A full selection of all types of sheet music. RECORDS LP ' S and 3 3 , 3 ' s, classical, symphonic, popular. Come to KITT ' S for everything in music, for the beginner, the school band or orchestra member, or for the home. KITTS 1330 G Street, N.W. 2621 Mt. Vernon Ave., Alex. REpublic 7-6212 King 8-8686 1 147 y ATHLETICS and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fairfax-Washington and Lee. Boys — 1-2-3-4. Girls — Intramurals. Girls — Jumping Jacks. Boys — Intramurals. Boys — on the side lines. «! 148 y ...and you can get it! Telephone work is interesting — a nd you don’t need experi- ence to get a good job after graduation! That’s one reason why so many girls head for the tele- phone company when they finish school. They know they’ll earn good money from the start, even while they’re trained, and get raises regularly. Your high school counselor can tell you more about the many different telephone jobs — or come in and see us when you finish school! The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia { 149 y PRINTERS STATIONERS BINDERS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE BROWN-MORRISON CO., Inc. 718 Main Street .... L nclibur , Vir£ inia PHOTOGRAPHY MERIN STUDIOS School Annual Photography PORTRAITS — GROUPS — VIEWS — ACTION Glossies for Fine Production 1010 Chestnut Street Phone: Pennypacker 5777 PHILADELPHIA 7, PENNSYLVANIA { 150 y FAIRFAX GAS AND SUPPLY COMPANY Telephone: Crescent 166 Meter it — and be sure!! FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA ESSOTANE Metered Gas Service Decorations for Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement by GLADSTONE GARDENS Helene Moore and John Affleck, Proprietors FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Box 120, Vienna, Virginia, Located Near Oakton Phone: Vienna 17-W Free Delivery S 151 h Complete Line of FRAMED PICTURES PICTORIALS SCENES — BIRDS FLOWERS — ETC. Large Selection of Frame Moulding and Ready-Made Frames PHOTOGRAPHY STUCKEY STUDIO 128 N. Washington Street (2 doors from State Theatre) Falls Church, Va. Phone JEfferson 3-0800 FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 East Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA -1152 y Women ' s Sportswear and Accessories Infants and Pre-school LADY FAIRFAX 1 00 North Payne Street Fairfax, Virginia Crescent 370 Fairfax Bank Bldg, J. W. AYERS VARIETY STORE 5853 N. Washington Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Phone Ke. 8-5678 Dupont Paints — Hardware — Toys Stationery — Notions — Cosmetics Garden and Lawn Supplies d 153 J- HERE ’N THERE Dramatics Class. Library Helpers. Spanish Class. Transcription. Biology. Latin. J 154 h THE MOSAIC TILE COMPANY Manufacturers of Ceramic Mosaic Tile (Member — Tile Council of America) Offices, Showrooms and Warehouses Across the Nation Over 4,000 Tile Contractors to serve you THE MOSAIC TILE COMPANY Fairfax, Va. Crescent 144 READ THE GAZETTE AMERICA ' S OLDEST DAILY PAPER Established 1784 FAIRFAX COUNTY ' S HOME PAPER King 9-0004 — Phone { 155 y Fairfax Food Shoppe Just Good Food Serving BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER Maley’s Frozen Custard Routes 29, 50, 211 CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Owned and Managed by C. OAKEY SITES Phone: Crescent 955 Holloway’s Dry Goods 5c 10c Store UHLER COMPANY Established in 1944 Realtors — Appraisers — Insurors We carry a complete line of Dry Goods Annandale - Jefferson 2-7424 Shoes and variety store merchandise Vienna - Vienna 185 Shoes for the entire family Ready, Willing and Able to handle all 109 Main Street — Fairfax, Va. Insurance on Real Estate Crescent 208 Growing with Fairfax - 1 156 y 0. G. DENNIS Incorporation Telleff’s LUMBER — MILLWORK F STREET ■ SILVER SPRING J BETHESDA 4473 CONNECTICUT AVE. SHIRLINGTON BUILDING MATERIALS On Lee Highway 1 2 Mile West Merrifield Shirlington Your very OWN specialty store! Jefferson 2-2 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS LYNN MOYER CO. ★ OF Hardware — Paints — Oil — Glass Garden Tools Seeds — Fertilizer ANCHORAGE Garden Tractors Power Mowers Sporting Goods MOTEL ★ OAKTON, VA. Phone Vienna 380 4 157 h B B Welding Co. W. A. BARNETT’S SONS ANY TYPE WELDING Wholesale Confectioners ★ ★ Phones: Distributors for Crescent 5 1 9-J Jefferson 4-2121 SCHRAFFT ' S CHOCOLATES M ER R 1 FI ELD, VIRGINIA ★ ★ 115 King Street Phone King 9-0496 T. F. Burkholder, Proprietor ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA RALEIGH COMPANY EVERLY FUNERAL Athletic Equipment Reconditioners HOME BILL HECK Telephone: Fairfax 10 ★ FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 1850 IRVING STREET, N.W. Charles M. West, Manager WASHINGTON, D. C. ★ A Service That is Distinctive HObart 2-6898 But Not Expensive ” -{ 158 y VERNON M. LYNCH SONS HOLLY HILL MOTOR LODGE Homesites along Shirley Highway ★ Edwin Lynch, Manager 20 ATTRACTIVE UNITS Charlie Lynch, Sales ★ Ray Lynch, Engineer FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Phone King 9-5906 LINCOLNIA, VIRGINIA Crescent 300-W Specialists in Southern States Fairfax Virginia Homes and Farms Petroleum Cooperative Building Lots — Income Property Rentals — Insurance Gasoline - Kerosene - Fuel Oil An Experienced Office Motor Oil - Tires JOSEPH W. SEAY CO. Phone 1 73 REALTORS FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Telephone JE 2-2620 1 13 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Va. i 159 j- Crossroads Market COMPLIMENTS OF DOWNS’ STORE FINE MEATS, VEGETABLES Meats — Groceries Tysons ' Corner Feed — Hardware Dry Goods VIENNA, VIRGINIA CHANTILLY, VA. Phone: JE 2-6988 Phone Herndon 343-W-2 SALES SERVICE Telephones BUICK Elmwood 6-3344 — Elmwood 6-9595 J. H. 0. V. CARPER McLEAN, VIRGINIA STEWART BUICK, Inc. ★ CONTRACTORS 1119 Wilson Boulevard Specializing in ROAD BUILDING — EXCAVATING JA 2-5800 ARLINGTON, VA. GRADING TOP SOIL { 160 Y Commercial Printing REASONABL E PRICES COMMERCIAL Pr+g. PAMPHLETS DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING ENVELOPE ENCLS. BROCHURES POSTERS SIGNS HANDBILLS NEWSPAPERS CLUB PRINTING BY-LAWS YEAR BOOKS PROGRAMS MENUS SCHEDULES TICKETS OFFICE FORMS REPORT FORMS TIME CARDS LETTERHEADS BANK FORMS ENVELOPES BUSINESS CARDS CATALOGUES LEGAL FORMS CONTRACTS REAL ESTATE Forms DEEDS NOTES LINOTYPE COMPOSITION The Virginia Press ESTABLISHED 1939 O ' iver Street and Railroad Avenue FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Phone 397-J The National Bank of Fairfax FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Resources Investments $3,771,325.32 Building Fixtures 62,598.21 Cash, and amount deposited with other banks 1,546,894.12 Total $5,380,817.65 Liabilities Capital, Reserves, and Undivided Profits $ 348,790.90 Deposits 5,032,026.75 $5,380,817.65 The ECHO is Fairfax County ' s Leading NEWSpaper Read The ECHO regularly as your neighbors do. Year in and year out, your Community NEWS- paper contains more local NEWS, more com- munity features and columns, and more advertis- ing than any other weekly newspaper in the rapidly-expanding Fairfax County - Falls Church Area. Don ' t wait — Subscribe to The ECHO today! The ECHO Fairfax County ' s Leading NEWSpaper 127 West Broad St. Falls Church, Va. Telephone JE 2-4438 H. J. Brown Pontiac Incorporated 1550 WILSON BOULEVARD Ja 2-4700 Sales — Service — Painting Body Work 4 161 h SHOP Print Shop. Mechanical Drawing. Mechanical Drawing. Welding. Wood Shop. Wood Shop. Wood Shop. Metal Shop. Metal Shop. Metal Shop. HI 162 y HOWARD C. RICKERT BUILDER VIENNA, VIRGINIA ROHR’S 5c to 81.00 Stores MANASSAS, VIRGINIA HERNDON, VIRGINIA LEESBURG, VIRGINIA Where Your $ Buys the Most Compliments of AUTO ACCESSORIES CO., INC. Phone Vienna 180 CARS TRUCKS DODGE WILLS, INC. Jefferson 2-7300 Annandale, Virginia SALES SERVICE DeBell Knight Bookkeeping, Tax and Insurance Service Dye Building Centreville, Va. Browning 504-J King and Commerce Streets ALEXANDRIA, VA. The Ives Funeral Home Established 1910 Day or Night Phone: Ja. 7-3061 2847 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, Va. Dine Dance WAYSIDE INN Dancing Music on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays by Brownie ' s Circle Ranch Boys. Open 4:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. I :00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Closed Mondays. Lee Highway — 1 2 mile east of Centrevil ' e, Virginia. Phone Browning 992-M Parties Invited { 163 y Compliments of Franc Jewelry Company Diamond — Watches — Jewelry Both Virginia Stores 714 King Street, Alexandria, Va. 3137 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Va. Phone Glebe 2300 and King 9-4300 Compliments of Mrs. Wni H. Laughlin REALTOR and Elizabeth Wells Hall INSURANCE AGENCY McLEAN, VIRGINIA Lloyds of Fairfax JACKSON J Masonry Contractors Gift Shop Incorporated GENERAL CONTRACTING AND Toys — Books — Office Supplies BRICKWORK Box 323 — McLean, Va. Fairfax, Virginia R. E. Hansborough, President EL. 6-3170 Stans (Enffrr JE 2-6097 Res. JA 2-7843 4770 Lee Highway Norva Realty Co., Inc. Arlington, Virginia Sales — Loans — Insurance An Internationally Famous Restaurant in Your Own Back Yard JOHN C. GRILLE, President R. F. D. No. 2 Bailey Cross Roads Approved by Duncan Hines Alexandria, Virginia PORTER STUDIOS 104 North Washington Street For Your Health ' s Sake — Drink More Milk Best by Test Falls Church, Virginia Alexandria Everything Photographic Dairy Products Co., Inc. Everything in Music Phone: King 9-2525 Jefferson 2-2953 or Jefferson 4-0930 334 North Pitt St. Alexandria, Virginia d 164 y Southern Dairies SEALTEST ICE CREAM Manassas Ice and Fuel Company, Inc. Atlantic Distributor Phones: Manassas 22 Occoquan 52 J 232 E. Center St. U. S. Highway No. 1 Manassas, Va. Woodbridge, Va. Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc. Pentagon Realty Co. Real Estate and Insurance Terminal Refrigerating and Farms — Homes — Acreage Warehouse Building Two Locations Lee Highway adjoining Fairfax High 357 Virginia Avenue, S. W, Fairfax 396, 736 WASHINGTON 4, D. C. 6829 Lee Highway, E. Falls Church Jefferson 3-1320 Joseph L. Crupper Corp. LUMBER — MILLWORK James E. Nickell and Son Hardware - Tools - Paints - Glass - Seeds BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE CRESCENT 36 1953 North Lynn St. Ja 2-2900 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA ★ FAIRFAX, 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 718 — Jefferson 4-2863 Fairfax, Virginia LOGAN m CHEVROLET COMPANY 201 E. MAIN ST., FAIRFAX, VA. PHONE : CRESCENT 96 C ' j, WHEN YOU ARE SAT SEIED WE ARE •{ i65 y Frank Michelbaeh, Ine. Home of Fine Furniture 814-820 King St. Phone King 9-0405 ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Edwin L. Bingham Sales Representative Andrews Office Supply and Equipment Company 718 13th Street, Northwest Washington, D. C. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturers of Fairfax Senior Announcements RAYMOND PAGE VINTON, VIRGINIA Centreville Pharmacy Prescriptions FOUNTAIN — COSMETICS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Centreville, Virginia Everhart Jewelers FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA WATCHES: Bulova — Elgin — Hamilton SILVER: Gorham — Wallace — Heirloom — International — Steiff — Smith — Rogers Silver Club — Budget Accounts Crescent 595 Harry Otis Wright, Jr. THE WRIGHT ENGINEERS Land Surveyors Fairfax, Virginia Phone Crescent 701 Arlington Motor Co., Inc. SALES SERVICE 1917 North Moore Street Ja 7-8787 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Vienna Fuel Company Oil Burners SALES AND SERVICE Fuel Oil and Kerosene Warm Air and Hot Water Heating Phone Vienna 490 [ 166 }- Two Phonos: Jackson 8-8832 - 8-9670 Virginia State Inspection Station No. 2241 Langlev Esso Servicenter Atlas Accessories General Auto Repairing Road Service — Wrecker Service Chain Bridge Road — McLean, Virginia Birmingham Dairy, Inc. Superior Flavor Dairy Products VISIT OUR MILK BAR Open 8 A. M. Until Midnight Daily Manassas, Virginia Phone 333 Robert Shreve Fuel Co. Liberty Food Distributors 6873 Lee Highway, Arlington 13, Va. JE 2-1960 ★ Fuel Oil - Coal - Oil Burners BRENTWOOD, MD. Burner Service FAIRFAX THFATRE S. D. Ledford Vienna Delicatessen Routes 29, 211, 50 Good Things to Eat FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Maple Avenue and Park Street Faulkner Building Vienna, Virginia Phone Fairfax 786 Vienna 344 L. P. Warrington R. A. Lane Manassas Lumber Corp. ESSO CLINIC Lumber — Mill Work — Bui ' ders Supplies At the Circle - - Fairfax, Virginia Hardware — Paint Road Service MANASSAS, VIRGINIA AAA Phone Crescent 700 Phones Manassas 340 and 341 4 167 y ART - HOME ECONOMICS Art. Home Economics — Home Decorating. Home Nursing. Cooking. Art. •{ 1S8 }• WATCH REPAIR Electronically Tested Free Driver’s Jewelry Store Jewelry and Watch Repair Lee Highway, Fairfax Cres. 10664 Opposite Fairfax Theater Hours: 9:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m. Hylton’s Market J GROCERIES — FRESH MEATS — FRUITS — VEGETABLES Centreville, Virginia Phone Browning 739-J-4 FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Graduation Apparel Furnished by Collegiate Cap Gown Company Through JAMES L. DECK 300 East Main Street, Richmond 19, Va. Hibbs and Giddings Clothiers FOR MEN AND BOYS Since 1898 230 W. Center Street Manassas, Va. Compliments of WRIGHT HUNT Federated Stores VIENNA, VIRGINIA Caton’s Esso Service CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone Browning 739-W-l Compliments of E. A. CLICK HEATING OILS Crescent 454 Freeman Sherburne Non-Assessable Mutual Insurance Real Estate Phone Vienna 30 Vienna. Virginia Gates Electric Service SERVICE Fairfax, Virginia Crescent 120 WHITESELL REAL ESTATE HOMES - FARMS - ACREAGE - BUSINESS PROPERTY — Listings Solicited Highway No. 123 OAKTON, VIRGINIA Phone Vienna 280-W Eunice S. Whitesell, Broker VIENNA CONCRETE COMPANY Ready Mixed Concrete Post Office Box 85 Vienna, Virginia ■{ 169 y Retail Sherwin Williams Paints and Supplies CAPITOL Wallpaper Adams Paint Wallpaper Co. Lee Highway, Fairfax - Crescent 1066-J McCREERY ' S TV SERVICE Route 29 - 50 - 211 Fairfax, Virginia Phone: Crescent 863-W Robert D. Graham INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Fairfax, Virginia JL H. PFLIEGER MEAT STAND 1 i 2 miles West on Route 7 from Tysons Corner Compliments of Annandale Cleaners Across from Annandale School Jefferson 2-7216 SNYDER AND COMPANY East Falls Church, Virginia HARDWARE — PAINTS — APPLIANCES Phone: Jefferson 2-1195 Ashby’s Watch Shop SALES AND SERVICE The Shoe Center Manassas, Virginia Star Supply Company Hardware — Feed — Building Supplies ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Jefferson 2-7443 Wilmer W. Hutchison INSURANCE Phone Herndon 330-J-ll Box 1, Chantilly, Virginia HOME HEATING COMPANY Oil and Gas, Warm Air and Hot Water Heating Lee Highway at Merrifield C. E. Stanton and Son Jefferson 2-3982 Compliments of PITTARD BROS. GULF Centreville, Virginia MAC’S FROZEN CUSTARD McLean, Virginia McLean Book Shop Old Dominion Dr. Elmwood 6-2229 McLean, Va. HILLTOP DELICATESSEN Groceries — Meats — Ice Cream Open Sundays Daily 9:30 A.M. to 1 1 :00 P.M. Phone Crescent 982-J Fairfax, Virqinia BURNS BROTHERS CLEANERS Dyeing — Storage — Repairs — Laundry Shoe Repairing Branch Store Route 29 - 50 - 21 1 Opposite Fairfax Theatre Telephone — Crescent 863 - R Fairfax, Virginia Compliments of Old Dominion Motors i 170 ]► Tools Filed and Sharpened HILL TOP HARDWARE Route 2 1 1 One-quarter mile west of Kamp Washington Phone Crescent 593-W Specializing in Glass and Mirrors Cut to any size or shape Have Your Car Serviced While You Shop — at — Munday’s Esso Service Phone Crescent 168 Fairfax, Virginia McKEE AND PALMER Feeds — Seeds — Fertilizer Refrigerators and Freezers Southern States Agency Temple 6-0795 Browning 748-W Everly’s Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE Fairfax, Virginia WANNER ' S AMOCO SERVICE Washing — Greasing — Accessories Tires — Batteries Wheel Balancing — Road Service Jefferson 2-9602 Little River Turnpike, Annandale, Virginia Compliments of DEWEY HARDWARE 4756 Lee Highway Arlington, Va. PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Manassas, Virginia PHONE 445 NIGHT 288-W THE BOUQUET MART FLORISTS Cut Flowers — Plants — Corsages Funeral Designs G. Keith Lyons 222 East Center St. Manassas, Va. McWhorter and Associates Cretified Surveyors Jefferson 23840 Phone 48 or 49 — Manassas, Va. Hynson Electric Supply Co. Hesco Gas Service Electrical Appliances — Gas Applainces Shirkey Drug Annandale ' s Meeting Place Open on Sunday Phone Jefferson 2-9223 L M General Merchandise BURKE, VIRGINIA Fairfax 988-J Hunter Hardware Co. Centreville, Virginia Browning 739-J-2 SERVING FAIRFAX COUNTY EDWARD E. COUSINS Plumbing and Heating — Hot Water Heaters Jet Pumps McLEAN. VIRGINIA Elmwood 6-3317 24-Hour Service Lee W. Charters REAL ESTATE McLean, Virginia E ' mwood 6-2200 THE SHOE CENTER 113 South Battle Street — Manassas, Virginia Specializing in Shoe Repairing and Selling New Shoes i 171 y SMART WEARING APPAREL LADY LOIS 710 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia R. K. Hirst and Son PUERINA FEED and HARDWARE Tysons Corners, Virginia REAL TITLE CORPORATION Jesse Buildinq Agent tor LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CORPORATION, Richmond, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Crescent 550 THE YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP Men ' s and Boys ' Furnishings MANASSAS, VIRGINIA STATE REALTY COMPANY, Inc. 439 S. Washington St. JE-2-2763 FALLS CHURCH, VA. Compliments of John W. Ferguson Supervisor of Assessments FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA Vienna Pharmacy Your Prescription Store Vienna 44 RAY BARNEY Real Estate — Loans — Rentals Phone Vienna 465 Vienna, Virginia Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 from Mason Hirst and Omer L. Hirst ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Specializing in Trade-Ins Alexandria Furniture Co. ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Levinson Clothing Co. Outfitters for Men and Boys 424 King Street Alexandria, Virginia Fairfax Fuel Supply Co. For Building Materials, Roofing, Paints, Fuel Oil and Coal Call Fairfax 1 Hayman’s Fashion Center Home of Smart Junior Clothes 530 King Street Alexandria, Virginia COCKE PHARMACY Where Friends Meet MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Phone Manassas 87 Compliments of ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. Compliments of Wallace Monroe Pharmacy 438 South Washington Street (Lee Highway) Phone Jefferson 2-2966, Falls Church, Va. - 1 172 y Vincent ' s Store and Service Station MARY A. VINCENT, Prop. What you need — When you need it Fairfax, Va. Phone CR. 191 J. H. CRAIG AND SONS GENERAL HAULING Dealers in Live Stock and Produce — Feeds — Seeds Oakton, Virginia Vienna 321-J DALEVIEW GREENHOUSES B. L. Hornsby, Proprietor FLOWERS — ALL OCCASIONS Phone JEfferson 2-1608 Old Dominion Drive Rt. 2. McLean, Va. G. W. MENEFEE TERMS CASH CENTERVILLE GARAGE REPAIRING, ROAD WORK, TIRES TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Phone Fairfax 1 59- W - 1 3 - Phone Res. Fairfax 419-2 NIELSEN ' S PASTRY SHOP Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes Jefferson Village Shopping Center Phone Jefferson 2-2211 608 Arlington Boulevard Falls Church, Va. Linoleum, Asphalt Tile, Rubber Tile, Cork Tile, Plastic Tile, Formica Tops, Drapery Hardware, Venetian Blinds, Awnings, Screens, Shades B W Linoleum and Shade Shop 625 S. Washington Street JEfferson 2-1547 Falls Church, Va. Fairfax Barber Shop FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA HOURS: 8 - 6 Monday Through Sa turday 8 - Noon — Wednesday GAS — OIL — TIRES — BATTERIES METTAUER’S ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA FA-9832 Night - JE-2-9832 - Home EMERGENCY ROAD and CRANE SERVICE .. CHAMBLIN ' S MARKET Groceries — Meat — Frozen Foods Fairfax, Virginia Phone Crescent 314 FREE DELIVERY Wreckage Service Phone Fairfax 211 SIMPSON MOTOR CO. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Lee Highway (Jet. Rts. 211-50-29-123) Fairfax, Virginia Owner, W. J. Simpson: Manager, W. H. Simpson Fairfax Hay and Grain Herman Franklin, Proprietor hay — GRAIN — FEED Fairfax, Virginia Box 350 Phone 175 WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Including Travelers Checks, Safe Deposit Boxes, Christmas Savings, Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts, F.H.A. Mortaage Loans. We finance Autos and Household Appliances. Monthly Pay- ment Loans. Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. THE VIENNA TRUST COMPANY VIENNA, VIRGINIA THE CHILDREN ' S WORKSHOP NURSERY— KINDERGARTEN — FIRST GRADE I707B Monticello Drive — Jefferson Village Box 18 Oakton, Virginia Phone Vienna I47-W-2 PAYNE ' S GROCERY STORE Centreville, Virginia NEW CENTREVILLE BARBER SHOP Back of Hardware Hours 1 0 to 7 — Closed on Wednesday It Pays to Look Your Best OLD COACH INN Serving Breakfast, Lunch, Dinners Highway 50 — Fairfax, Va. i 173 K CLASSES Mathematics. Bookkeeping. Journalism. General Business. Typing. Typing. i 174 y FAIRFAX ASPHALT CO., INC. Fairfax Station, Virginia G. W. FROZEN CUSTARD 591 Arlington Boulevard Falls Church, Va. Compliments from MONCURE AGENCY CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP Fairfax, Virginia CHILLA-VILLA HOTEL Route 50, Winchester Road 17 miles West of Washinqton, D. C. Fairfax, Va. — Crescent 935 ANTIQUES AT PINE KNOT CHINA, FURNITURE, GLASS Routes 50, 29, 211 Crescent 295-M Fairfax, Virginia J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Arlington, Virginia Compliments of CENTREVILLE RESTAURANT Alex V. Vickery LEWIS KING ' S SERVICE STATION Greasing and Washing - Tires - Tubes - Batteries Lee Highway at Centreville, Virginia Browning 1 59-W- 1 McLEAN BEAUTY SHOP AND DEPARTMENT STORE Old Dominion Drive at McLean IVA TRICE DRESS SHOP SPORTSWEAR — BLOUSES ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA MANASSAS FURNITURE, INC. Phone 78 -J MANASSAS, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA HARDWARE CO. 2016-18 North Moore Street Rosslyn Station Arlington, Virginia THE COUNTRY STORE Tysons Corner, Virginia NACHMAN ' S Quality and Service Since 1919 Men ' s, Women ' s and Children ' s Clothes HERNDON, VIRGINIA JEFFERSON VILLAGE PHARMACY 612 Lee Boulevard, Corner Annandale Road Phone Fa. 9393 — Falls Church, Va. Compliments of ALMA SHOPS Falls Church, Va. — Arlington, Va. ROSENBERG ' S DEPARTMENT STORE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE 409-41 1 King Street, Alexandria, Va. Compliments of THE NEEDLE WORKSHOP Crescent 155 A. T. GILBERT Lawn Mowers Sharpening — Repairs and Service OAKTON. VIRGINIA CLAUDE WELLS, INC. MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIERS Boy Scout Equipment 108 Broad Street Falls Church, Va. WHITE HOUSE MOTEL At Fairfax Circle — Highways 20, 50 and 21 1 Compliments cf McLEAN SERVICE CENTER McLEAN RADIO ELECTRIC Radio and Television Service McLean, Va. Elm. 6-3338 -I 175 K Acknowledgment W e, the students and faculty of Fairfax High School, wish to express to the editors, the sponsor and the entire staff of the Fare Fac Sampler our gratitude and appre- ciation for the effort put forth in making the Eighteenth 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 1953 edition of the FAKE FAC SAMPLER. d 176 y VRARE 373.755 F 1953 V. 18 Fairfax High School (Fairfax, Va.) The fare fac sampler r . 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