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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1954 volume:

FAC Published annually by the students of FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Fairfax, Virginia Volume XIX Editor-in-Chief, Betty Lou Payne Assistant Editor, Cleo Black Business Manager, Mary Ann Schottroffe FARE SAMPLER Foreword IT MAY HAVE SEEMED LIKE THE LONGEST YEAR OF OUR LIVES, BUT NOW THAT IT IS OVER, MOST OF US CAN LOOK BACK AND emen tker THE BIG EVENTS AND HAPPY MOMENTS. IN THIS, THE NINETEENTH VOLUME OF THE FARE FAC SAMPLER, WE OF THE STAFF HAVE PICTURED THE EVENTS THAT WE HOPE YOU WILL REMEMBER FOR YEARS AND YEARS TO COME. Contents ADMINISTRATION Page 8 Faculty Page 12 CLASSES Page 22 Senior Page 24 Junior Page 44 Sophomore Page 54 Freshman Page 62 Eighth Grade Page 72 ACTIVITIES Page 82 ATHLETICS Page 1 1 0 FEATURES Page 136 faecficatich Mr. Philip J. Fuller His teaching wasn ' t confined to the usual classroom. His patience and our practice placed us in the top group. fcecauAe . . . you have been a friend and a companion to both students and faculty . . . you have fostered respect and pride in our school . . . you have shared with us your knowledge and talents . . . you have inspired and encouraged us at all times . . . you are remembered in our hearts at Fairfax High School we dedicate this 1954 Fare Fac Sampler to you . . . Mr. Philip James Fuller 7Y We are justifiably proud of the indi- viduals who make up the Administra- tion of Fairfax High School . . . They are the pillars supporting our school structure . . . We know them as the people who authorize our snow days and consequently our extra days in June . . . But from our first days in the eighth grade until we hold our diplo- mas in our hands, the Administration is functioning in our behalf . . . And with our appreciation for Mr. Woodson and the School Board is a certain pride when we realize that their aspirations are synonymous with ours . . . Without them, our hopes would be mere hopes. Mr. W. T. Woodson Division Superintendent Fairfax County Schools Fairfax, Virginia FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ADMINISTRATION W. T. Woodson, Superintendent J. H. Rice, Assistant Superintendent George Pope, Administrative Assistant BOARD Almorine Crowther, Chairman Sarah D. Lory Floyd Kirby Robert W. Darr F. W. Robinson Richard E. Shands Robert F. Davis f 10 F fldfnintitMtich W. Harold Ford, A.B., M.A. Director of Instruction Craighill S. Burke, A.B., M.A. Supervisor of Secondary Schools Winnie E. Sutherland, B.S., M.A. Supervisor of Secondary Schools -f 11 F Rewftbei ' . . . F A C U L T Y Their days were long ones . . . we saw them contributing to Fairfax High in a variety of ways . . . sometimes wet and cold from an early bus duty, or perhaps loyally supporting a faculty basketball game but always sharing with us their knowledge and interests . . . despite our innocent youth, we real- ized that book reports, homework, and those inevitable labs had a purpose . . . while we enjoyed an occasional holiday, they attended faculty meet- ings, combining efforts toward a better Fairfax High . . . extra help after 3:11 assured us of their sincere interests . . . yes, we ' ll REMEMBER our faculty for what they really are — understanding individuals who gave their time and talents toward our future . . . not only were they our instructors but also our friends with whom we shared experi- ences, confidences, and fun. Samuel J. Coffey, A.B., M.A. Principal Emory Chesley, A.B., M.A. Assistant Principal Katherine E. Hopper, B.S., M.A. Eighth Grade Coordinator Yearbook Sponsor Martha E. Reely Director of Guidance Harriet R. Gordon, A.B. Visiting Teacher ! 13 ] Virginia Adams, B.S. Loretta Bennett, B.S. Mary C. Bowler, B.S. English, Social Studies Science Counselor Sylvester Alger, A. B. Dorothy Billings, B.S. Mathematics Mathematics Home Economics John T. Broaddus, Jr., M.A. Frances Chapman, B.S., M.A Jane S. Colbert, B.S. Baseball Coach Physical Education Assistant Director, Physical Education and Athletics Physical Education Christine E. Brothers, B.A. Joseph L. Cofer, B. S. Home Economics Mathematics Wood Shop, Metal Shop Early-morning bus duty was even more awakening than the usual cafeteria coffee. F A C u L T Y -[i4 y Harold Cooper, A.B., M.A. James W. Coyle, A. B. Clinton E. DeBusk, U. S. History, Government Director, B.A., M.A. Physical Education and Athletics English, Social Studies Physical Education Theodore C. Cox, B.S. Patrick J. Cunningham Latin B.S., M.A. Physical Education Rita M. Dixon, B.S. Walter J. Dowling, M.A. Iris C. Edmondson, A.B. Business Education Chairman, Industrial Business Education Arts Department Graphic Arts Cyrus Doub, B.S. General Business, Mathematics -{ 15 K Shirley A. Draper, B.A. English, Social Studies Alice Feusahrens, B.S. Home Economics Blaine P. Friedlander, B.A., M.A. Newspaper Sponsor English, Social Studies Philip Fuller, B.A., M.R Chairman, Music Department Instrumental Music Marjorie G. French, B.A. English, Dramatics Beatrice H. Frutchey, A.B., M.A. Business Education Harriet S. Funkhouser, B.A. Social Studies Edith N. Hall, A.B. Chairman, M a them at ics Depa rtm en t , Counselor, Mathematics Lilian C. Grumbles, B.S. Physical Education E. Jerome Heglar, A.B., M.A. Business Education Delma W. Hoker, B.S. Mathematics «[ 16 !- Conversation and coffee brightened our spirits. Toyce Hoffman, A.B. English Elizabeth W. Hoskyn, A.B., M.A. English, Spanish Fern L. Hull, A.B., A.M. English Katherine A. Horn, B.A. Mathematics Mary Moore Hughes, A.B. Counselor Mathematics Harry 0. Keller, B.B. Physical Education Mary Katharine Kern, A.B., M.A. Chairman, English Department English, Public Speaking Ralph H. Lewis, B.S., M.A. Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Russell G. Kerlin, B.S., M.E. Chairman, Science Department, Counselor, Science Mildred M. Leigh, B.S. Counselor Biology f 17 j Palmer G. Lynn, B.A., M.Ed. Chairman, Social Studies Department Social Studies Ruth D. Meade, B.A. English, Social Studies Rita Morgan, B.A. Yearbook Sponsor English, Creative Writing Nelle Marshall, B.S. Art Merrilee Middleton, B.S. Business Education Esther D. Mosser, B.S., M.S. English Vonna W. Offield, B.S., M.A. Chairman, Business Education Department Business Education Kenneth E. Mullen, B.S. Science Virginia Organ, B.S. Assistant Librarian Jean Payne, A.B. Spanish F A C u L T Y Grading papers must have their humorous moments. -f 18 )- Paul F. Peter, B.S. Counselor Social Studies Robert L. Pulliam, B.A. Assistant Football and Baseball Coach English Robert E. Phipps B.S., M.Ed. Shop Ethel R. Potts, B.S., M.S. Mathematics Jane W. Pugh, B.A. Biology Patricia Prickett, B.S. English, Social Studies Ruth H. Randall, B.A. Ruth Royston, A.B. English, Social Studies Government Helen Quigg, B.S. Mathematics 1 19 ! Louise Reid, B.A. Music Walter L. Schulte, B.S. Ralph Shriver, A.B. Ethel M. Slonaker, B.S. Football Coach Metal Shop Chairman, Ancient and World History, Geography Modern Languages Latin, American History Geraldine Sherwood, B.S. Robert Simms, B.S., M.Ed. Choral Music Mechanical Drawing, General Shop Virginia E. Stanley, A.B., B.L.S. Librarian Elsie Story, B.S. American History Mary Jane Swartz, B.A. Mary Ellen Van Dusen, Softball Coach, BA - MA - J. V. Hockey Coach English Physical Education Morris S. Tischler, B.S., M.A. Science Teachers seriously considered school problems. {20Y Extra time and interest were helpful. John E. Waller, Jr., B.A. Rayburn A. Williams, R. Tucker Winn, B.S. Basketball and Track Coach B.S., M.A. Chemistry , Science English Physics, Mathematics Lois Whitney, B.S. , M.A. Flora W. Winn, B.S. Mary S. Woody, B.A. American History, English, Social Studies English, Social Studies World History Floyd W. Worley, B.S. Cecile B. Beucler Reta 0. Norris Mathematics Secretary Secretary Elizabeth L. Yeakley, B.S. Edith M. Heglar Chairman, Home Economics Department, Counselor Home Economics Secretary Martha Dove Cafeteria Manager - 1211 - c L A S S E S The true spirit of a school is its stu- dent body ... A school without stu- dents is dead, as inanimate as a deserted town — a cold, bleak struc- ture that can be transformed as if by magic into a hustling, bustling city of its own, 1,800 strong, come nine o ' clock Monday morning . . . The classes of Fairfax High School are its spirit, its life . . . The population, from the tow- headed eighth grader to the misty- eyed senior, will remember laughing together, crying together, working to- gether, striving to uphold the ideal of our motto — SEMPER PROGREDIENS — Always Pro gressing . . . Yes, the ' 53- ' 54 Rebel spirit deserves to be remembered, not only by the seniors, in whom a special place is reserved for it, but by all of us who are read- ing this volume and who shall read it twenty years from now and say to ourselves, Remember that gang of ' 54? What a year! w o ewtnber. . . s E N I C L A S S We thought that we were going to loaf this year — suddenly we found our- selves surrounded by too many Sen- ior musts” . . . that Maryland U. trip was fun despite the sun and score . . . there was the realization that we ' ll be guests at the next Homecoming . . . we felt a special unity and pride hav- ing our own Christmas party with the oft-repeated Merry Christmas . . . did people really spend their holidays in the Library of Congress? . . . the organ- ized chaos of ordering caps and gowns and announcements made graduation seem that much closer . . . the play with anxious moments was our last class project . . . quite suddenly we found ourselves in the midst of graduation . . . blue and white tassels waved before our misty eyes as our steps to Pomp and Circumstance drew us nearer diplomas and congratulations . . . with a common love for Fairfax High and a wealth of precious memo- ries, we go our separate ways . . . We ' ve crossed the river; the ocean lies beyond. SENIOR Secretary, Ruth Carroll; Sponsor, Miss Tucker Winn; President, William Hill; Vice-President, Nancy Yowell; Treasurer, Thomas Boswell. £ehicr ClaAA Donald Jordan Agner Eleanor Jean Anderson Henry Wilkins Ayres Elizabeth Agnes Balliet Curtis Ned Barringer McLean, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Clifton, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Malcom Beggs McLean, Virginia James Mason Benham Arlington, Virginia Kendall C. Berezoski Annandale, Virginia William Earl Berry Fairfax, Virginia Barbara Ann BerryhiliP Falls Church, Virginia I -{ 26 J - Cleo Jenean Black McLean, Virginia Ellen Kay Breslin McLean, Virginia Sam Bookout Fairfax, Virginia Shirley Anne Brown Fairfax Station, Virginia Lawrence Eldon Bootes Alexandria, Virginia Sharyl Jane Bryant Fairfax, Virginia William Thomas Boswell Fairfax, Virginia Thomas Clark Canard Fairfax, Virginia Senior ClaAA Ruth Ellen Carroll Annandale, Virginia Edith Anne Caudle Annandale, Virginia John Edgar Caudle Annandale, Virginia John Fraser Chalker Vienna, Virginia Carol Louise Bowers Vienna, Virginia Richard Wayne Carman McLean, Virginia Anne Elizabeth Cliffor Clifton, Virginia { 27 ) Carol Lynn Coddington Falls Church, Virginia Catherine E. Crawford Alexandria. Virginia Charles Tase Coleman Fairfax, Virginia Theodore F. Crosby Fairfax, Virginia Thomas Neil Collier Fairfax Station, Virginia Jimmie Littleton Croson Fairfax, Virginia Marilyn Joanne Cooke Falls Church, Virginia Richard C. Cushnie Vienna, Virginia Anne Bayly Corse Fairfax, Virginia Andrew Louis DanielsI Clifton, Virginia Marcia Alice Darrell JoAnn Ziegler Davidson Marjorie Lee Davidson Carol Louise Davis Thelma Marie Davis Alexandria, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Clifton, irginia 28 Y Bill’s leadership carried us through our senior year. ClaM Donald Dean Alan Jackson Donaldson Audrey Lorraine Dove Ernest Lee Dove Stanley Marvin Dye Fairfax, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Alice Jean Dyer Oakton, Virginia Russell Jerome Eaton Arlington, Virginia Marvin Eugene Edwards Alexandria, Virginia «{29h Una Lee Ehinger Centreville, Virginia Joyce Anne Eppard Alexandria, Virginia Senior ClaAA Rebecca May Eppard Alexandria, Virginia Jean Elizabeth Fox Annandale, Virginia Mary Karin Ericson McLean, Virginia William Richard Fox Burke, Virginia Caroline Jane Evans McLean, Virginia Jay Clyde Furry Annandale, Virginia Patricia M. Ferguson Fairfax, Virginia Ruby Estefana Garcia Annandale, Virginia Owen Wardell Field Falls Church, Virginia Beula Ann Gerald Alexandria, Virginia Uoy J ' lLLiAM Leith Gibson d McLean, Virginia I, cquelyn Wade Grant I McLean, Virginia Suzanne L. Gilbertson Fairfax, Virginia Charles E. Gray McLean, Virginia Daniel Yost Gilham Herndon, Virginia Richard Hunter Grefe McLean, Virginia Louise Marie Godfrey Vienna, Virginia Richard Lewis Griffith McLean, Virginia Ruth Reginia Gordon Springfield, Virginia Shirley Ann Hannah Springfield, Virginia Senior ClaAA I ane Louise Harkness James Henderson Harris Bradley Mason Harrison Roberta Holley Hatch Agnes Ann Heath Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia Vienna, Virginia 431 J- Lawrence Edward Henry Glenda Clarine Hensley Patricia Estelle Hessom John Simpson Hicks Charles Troy Higgins Fairfax, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia Annandale, Virginia William Charles Hill Michael Joseph Hinshaw Alexandria, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia William Bruce Hise Oakton, Virginia Florence Kay Holly Harry Frank Holsinger Annandale, Virginia Annandale, Virginia £enii ClaAA Janice Lou Hoover Dwight Lee Hubbard Patricia Ann Hughes William Cyphas Hummer Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax Station, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Annandale, Virginia (32 y We all were interested in the latest word from “Butch.” denier CiaAA tan Lee Hunter Paul David Jarrell John Elbert Jenkins Doris Marie Jerman Jean Audrey Jerman McLean, Virginia Alexandria, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia IlNcy Lee Johnson Fairfax, Virginia Doris Anne Johnston McLean, Virginia James Leslie Johnston Manassas, Virginia Mary Grace Jones Annandale, Virginia Mary Catherine Kane Alexandria, Virginia { 33 J- Conference and consultation finally got us our anticipated privileges. Senior Class Benjamin S. Kelsey Springfield, Virginia Judith S. Kelly Fairfax, Virginia J. Wayne Keyes Alexandria, Virginia Sharon Rochelle Keyes Alexandria, Virginia Stanley Lloyd Kieffe Burke, Virginia Edna G. Knicely Vienna, Virginia Homer Thomas Knott McLean, Virginia Arthur Louis Koert Alexandria, Virginia Katharine M. Krehbiel Vienna, Virginia Mary K. Krehbiel Clifton, Virginia ! 34 1 )NALD Eugene Krohn Robert Russell Kuldell Patricia Jean Lang Ronald Henry LaReau Pauline A. Lawrence Fairfax, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Farfax, Virginia McLean, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Barbara Ann Lawson Vienna, Virginia Edward R. LeGallais Clifton, Virginia Ralph Maitland Leigh Vienna, Virginia Delmar William Lester Springfield, Virginia Joan Patricia Lewis Centreville, Virginia I, rriett Sue Linkous Fairfax, Virginia Senior ClaAA Roy Lee Lohr Fairfax, Virginia Donna Rae Lowe Angela Valenza LuxfordDeborah Pierce MacAdam Vienna, Virginia McLean, Virginia Vienna, Virginia {35Y William A. McClintock Alexandria, Virginia Charlotte L. Merriman Annandale, Virginia Hilbert McDaniel Alexandria, Virginia Vivian Hetty Michie Vienna, Virginia Robert C. McDiarmid Vienna, Virginia Barbara Ellen Miller McLean, Virginia Joyce Elaine Malanca Falls Church, Virginia Gene Ellsworth Miller Alexandria, Virginia John Michael Mason Oakton, Virginia Carolyn Helen Millica.n Annandale, Virginia £ehiw CtaM 3 or l - ' V ' Joyce Arlyne Mistelske Ewell Stanley Mohler David Martin Montague Joretta Joan Moore Vienna, Virginia Centreville, Virginia Clifton, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia John Ralph Morga || Vienna, Virginia H36h Senior conversation reigned at special tables. £enicr ClaM Lobert Elmer Moser Joyce Gail Mowson Thomas Edgar Mullen Morrell Richard Muller Mary Lovina Mylroie Llexandria, Virginia Falls Church, Virginia Chantilly, Virginia Clifton, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Judy Faye Noble Vienna, Virginia Donald Raymond Noll Annandale, Virginia Ruth Rei Nordlie McLean, Virginia •{ 37 } George Sterling Ofelt McLean, Virginia Aurena Kathleen Payne Annandale, Virginia We seniors enthusiastically accepted the bitter with the sweet. I Senior CtaAA Betty Lou Payne McLean, Virginia Howard W. Payne Annandale, Virginia Joan Marie Payne Vienna, Virginia John David Pendley Vienna, Virginia Dorothy Lynn Pheiffei Centreville, Virginia j Robert W. Phelps Alexandria, Virginia Neill Franklin Price Bernice Nancy Prickett Annandale, Virginia Vienna, Virginia Nancy Gayle Prosise Vienna, Virginia Hannah T. Ramsauer Vienna, Virginia ( 38 }� i arol A. Rasmussen Burke, Virginia Geraldine Lee Renshaw Glenda Elaine Rettstatt Oakton, Virginia Louie Marvin Robbins Alexandria, Virginia Gay Joyce Robinson Vienna, Virginia Centreville, Virginia William Robert Rose Fairfax, Virginia ’aula K. Robinson Vienna, Virginia Gary Lee Rowe Falls Church, Virginia Donald Asa Russell Annandale, Virginia Mary Ann Schottroffe Fairfax, Virginia £enicr ClaM | tty Jane Schultz I JcLean, Virginia Joan T. Scott Vienna, Virginia Lawrence Roger Scott Vienna, Virginia Paul Alexander Seymour Vienna, Virginia Alan Derek Shar Falls Church, Virginia [ 39 } Shirley Jean Smarr Alice Margaret Smith Alexandria, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Barbara Ann Smith Fairfax, Virginia Dorsey B. Smith Clifton, Virginia Glenn A. Smith II Annandale, Virginia Mark Calvin Smith Carra Jacqueline Sowers Fairfax, Virginia Annandale, Virginia Harold Zane Sparks Fairfax, Virginia Betty Louise Stover Vienna, Virginia Renter ClaAA Luther G. Stuart, Jr. Centreville, Virginia Ethel D. Sutphin Faii ' fax, Virginia Richard Keith Talbott Fairfax, Virginia Beula B. Thomas Vienna, Virginia -{40J- Hopes of “Pomp and Circumstance” inspired early planning. Suph for ClaAA obert M. Thompson ! Vienna, Virginia Joan Virginia Timmons Annandale, Virginia Joan Marie Tinkham Vienna, Virginia Ronald S. Traeger Fairfax, Virginia Betty Jean Trammell Falls Church, Virginia | ' SEPH D. Trollinger dls Church, Virginia Sarah Lucile Uhler Annandale, Virginia Bill Alan Via Vienna, Virginia - 1 41 y Paul Robert Vincent McLean, Virginia Anthony Vogel III Fairfax, Virginia Physics and work constantly reminded us that we were seniors. Senior ClaM Dorothy C. Whitehurst Annandale, Virginia James Russell Ware Fairfax, Virginia Joan Adele Waple Vienna, Virginia William Lee Wagner McLean, Virginia Dorothy Ellen Waple Vienna, Virginia Rufus S. Wilson, Jr. Vienna, Virginia William Albert Wisner Vienna, Virginia Michael G. Woodbury Burke, Virginia Mabel C. Wright Oakton, Virginia Nancy Etlan Yowell Fairfax, Virginia (42 J- Ruth Ellen Carroll March 3, 1936 March 25, 1954 Her bright smile is a sweet memory. Her strong faith in God, in her teachers, in her schoolmates, is ever living in our hearts. w o J u N I C L A S S efttember . . . We resolved to make these last two years even better — but the new title of upper-classmen” not only added fun but also new responsibilities . . . prov- ing theorems that we forgot to study and cramming for American history reminded us that we didn ' t know everything . . . the knees and voices that shook at play tryouts were strong and confident on the opening night of No More Homework despite the new and different curtain call ... a concen- trated effort raised money while prom committees made elaborate spending plans . . . head-over-heels in paint, crepe paper and top-secret sessions in the gym, we worked hard to give our seniors a memorable prom . . . and finally displaying shiny new class rings, we were proud to be members of the class of ' 55. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Ellen McKenna; Sponsor, Mr. John E. Waller; President, Vail Berkman; Vice-President, Dennis King; Treasurer, Garn Webb. Junior ClaAA Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Lois Albrecht, Alan Allen, Linda Amundson, Joanne Anderson, Joyce Atwell, John Baranowski, Ed Barker, Ruby Barnhill, Shirley Beckwith, Juanita Benham, Gloria Bennett, Thomas Berkman, Vail Berry, Joseph Besley, Susan Birch, James Bishop, June Blaeuer, Chance Bles, Virginia Blevins, Lavern Bokel, Mary E. Bonner, Dorothy Bosserman, Nancy 46 K Juhicr CtaAA Bost, Nancy Bostic, Ann Boswell, Ralph Boyer, Larry Bray, Helain Bridges, Wanda Brittingham, Mike Brown, Betty Brown, Mary Brumback, Carolyn Bryce, Lynn Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Virginia Burner, Lynn Byrne, Pollie Caldwell, Anne Campbell, Cynthia Canard, Cubie Cannon, Kim Carlin, Carol Carpenter, Norma Carter, Stewart Chandler, Delores Chandler, Dorothy Chapman, Susan Chappell, Martha Chavez, Joseph Clark, Bill Clendenin, Virginia Cobb, Lucille Cole, Ronald Cook, Damitra Cook, Mary Jane Cooke, Nancy Cowart, Gayle Junior ClaAA Cozzens, Loretta Crabtree, Ronald Cromer, Marguerite Crouch, Barbara Crumbaugh, Iona Crumbaugh, Juanita Currier, Glenn Curtin, Delores Cushman, Nanette Dailey, Shirley Dalton, Robert Daniels, Edward Dawson, Eileen DeBusk, Marlene DeBusk, Rebecca DeGuire, Jan Dorward, Kenneth Dove, Florence Duryee, Kama Edwards, Barbara Eichelberger, Gerald Ferguson, Elizabeth Fessler, Bobbie Fisher, John Fisher, Nancy Flattery, Kitty Fones, Ellen Foster, Paul Fousse, Gregor Furry, Joyce Gale, Richard Geier, Margaret Gerald, Frank Gerhard, Laura Gerwig, Mary i 48 j Gicker, Carol Ann Gilpatrick, Jean Gleason, Shirley Glover, Marilyn Gramm, Peggy Graves, Mack Greene, Susan Gunter, Emmett Hall, Robert Hall, Warren Hansborough, Betty Harris, Hinton Harris, William L. Harris, William R. Harrison, James Hathaway, Bill Hayslett, Hilbert Heath, Buddy Heekard, Barbara Henderson, Sandra Hess, Thomas Holloway, Elizabeth Hotard, Carol Hower, Roger Humphreys, Beti Hunt, Bruce Jacquess, Marshall Jeffrey, Lois Jenkins, Barbara Jenkinson, Sarah Johnson, Nordleen Jones, Gwyn Justusson, Paul Keller, Carl Kenney, Caroline Junior ClaAA [49f Junior ClaAA Kerrick, Glenwood Key, Bill Key, Kay Key, Thomas Keys, Patricia Ann Keys, Lee Kidwell, Lorraine Kidwell, Nellie King, Dennis Kingree, Frances Kinsey, Munro Kitchen, Jean Kline, Grace Kline, John Koustenis, Annie Kromholz, Oscar Landon, Mary Lee Langhorn, Raymond Lawrence, Edward Lawson, Donald Lee, Brian LeGallis, Donald Leonard, Wilma Lee Littlejohn, Norman Lovelace, William Luttrell, Donna Lynch, Wayne Lytton, Connie McDonough, Robert McDonough, Ronnie McGuire, Lorraine McIntyre, Helen McKenna, Ellen McMillan, Dick Maffett, Madolin -{SOF Magarity, Doreen Maley, Howard Maxwell, Patricia Miller, Janice Miller, Judith Montague, Henry Moore, Wilburn Moreland, Arthur Morris, Bill Mosher, Rickey Mullen, Kathleen Murdock, David Orrison, Russell Palmer, Virginia Parker, Janet Patterson, Shirley Ann Payne, Mary Jo Pigge, Joyce Pineo, Dawn Pitts, Kenneth Post, Gilbert Powell, Frank Powell, Ruby Proctor, Gail Prunkard, Donna Reece, Virginia Register, Durwood Richardson, Donald Richey, Carolyn Rickert, Betty Riggles, Ruth Robe, Ann Robinson, George Rose, Jane Rosin, Arline Juh ct ClaAA -{ 51 }- Junior ClaM Ross, Betsy Rush, Lucille Russell, Jake Russell, James Russell, Pat Rutter, Catherine Rytter, Henry Sandretzky, Marilyn Saunders, Bruce Saunders, Nancy Sevier, Michael Sexton, Orlando Seymour, Margaret Shelton, Starley Shifflett, Francis Shomo, Mary Simpson, Sandra Sims, Betty Small, June Smoot, Fay Sottosanti, Joseph Sottosanti, Nancy Sowers, Barbara Speake, Mary Steen, Martin Sterling, Joyce Stcugh, Lee Strawser, Donald Strong, Robert Stuart, Barbara Stuart, William Surles, Betty Sutphin, Robert Sykes, Lynn Thompson, Spencer JuHiw ClaAA Thrall, Joan Tiehenor, Bonnie Tucker, Joyce Twombly, Ann Unger, Richard Updike, Dennis Updike, Donnie Vanture, Penny Vaughan, John Via, Ann Vogel, Anastasia Wagner, Barbara Walker, Dan Wallrabenstein, Mary Warf, Jack Warner, Carla Watson, Linda Webb, Chester Webb, Garn Webb, Willard Weber, Toni Wellman, Geraldine White, Gerald White, Judy Whitney, Alice Wiggs, Archie Williams, Joyce Williamson, Zan Willis, Ruth Wilson, Blaine Wilson, David Wine, Frances Wood, Tom Yarbrough, Lucy Yocum, Melvin -{ 53 J- coronaro waogoaDom (Zewftber . . . We reached that in-between stage — no longer meager freshmen — not yet proud upper classmen . . . yet there was an air of confidence as we deco- rated the spacious gym for dime dances . . . and found it even more spacious at clean-up time after our Harvest Swing ... a genuine interest in our orphan, Cho Yang Suk, proved that we sophomores do have a sense of responsibility ... as we aimed high for the varsity squads, we also dis- covered Silas Marner, dissected frogs and wondered if infinitives really could be so important to life . . . time passed rapidly and mingled with the sudden realization of the end of our sophomore year was a certain sadness and pride. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Marcia Collett; Sponsor, Mr. Walter L. Schulte; President, Virginia Stein; Vice-President, Richard Oliver; Treasurer, Ronald Strawser. cpkcwre ClaAA First Row: Adams, John; Ahalt, Charles; Anderson, Barbara; Angel, Anne; Aubrey, Margaret; Bain, Gerald; Barnes, Elizabeth; Batton, Rachel. Second Row: Bennett, Dennis; Bennett, Sandra: Berry, David; Bishop, Margie; Blanchard, Roy; Bless, James; Blevins, Joe; Boles, Jerry. Third Row: Bonner, Kenneth; Bonnet, Michael; Boyer, Phyllis; B ransom, Charlotte; Bray, Luther; Briggs, Virginia; Brown, James; Brown, Marvin. j U i -{56 K £cpkcww ClaAA Brumback, Ruth Bryant, Gary Burke, Ethel Burke, Nelson Byrd, Betty Carrico, Arlowene Carter, Nancy Caudle, Ruth Chalker, Julian Chamblin, Jo Clare, Daniel Clem, Dallas Coffin, Richard Collett, Marcia Colvin, Roy Connick, Ronald Cooley, Mary Cooper, Susan Coston, Dale Creutz, Charles Crist, Joan Daniels, Charles Daniels, Doris Darnes, Joan Davidson, Paul Delp, Lillian Dick, Elsie Dolinger, Della Dolkos, Paul Dunn, Loyd Duvall, Pat Dye, Sandra Dyer, Gwen Dowell, Roger Edwards, Richard Eliott, Timothy Ellis, Sammy Ennis, Roy Feehan, Mary Ann Feidler, William Finley, Lois Foltz, Barbara Foltz, Nancy Fowler, Virginia Fritter, Raymond Furlong, Lee Furr, Gretchen Gaines, Jimmy { 57 f £cjtkcinwe ClaAA Galanis, George Gantt, John Garner, Bobby Gardner, Mike Gedrose, Garnett Gerhard, Marilyn Gonyea, Exzilda Glass, Anne Hailey, Joanna Hall, Becky Hall, Gifford Hall, John Hamilton, Bernald Hamilton, Gail Hansborough, Vernon Havenner, Deanna Hawkins, Robert Hayden, Mary Beth Hazelwood, Marie Heckendorn, Gladys Henderson, Neal Herring, Woodrow Hinds, James Hippier, Jannette Hockman, Virginia Holland, Enola Holmberg, Bruce Hood, James Hood, Karen Hubbard, Daniel Huesman, Amy Hunt, Pat Hunter, Richard Huntt, Mary James, Bruce Jaquess, Patrica Jeffery, Mary Jeffries, Gayl Jenkins, Dorothy Jerman, Mildred Jones, Richard Judd, Barbara Kagey, Wayne Kerns, Phyllis Kerrick, Alan Keyes, John Kidwell, Betty Jane Kidwell, Lester -{58 F £cpkwcn ClaAA Kniceley, Rita Koehnlein, Nancy Koustenis, Bill Krohn, Marilyn Krehbiel, Marquerite Kreitzer, Priscilla Kremkav, Diane Ledford, Sara Lee, Jack Leonard, Benny Locke, Nancy McClain, Kirby McConagy, James McDonough, Raymond McGuire, Jack McKenzie, Doris McKinney, Beverly McLaughlin, Carol Mahon, William Marrow, Carolyn Marshall, Estelle Marshall, Joan Mazzello, John Merrell, Kay Miller, Doris Miller, Margaret Miller, Mary Mitchell, Pearl Mock, Hollis Mohler, Alan Monaco, Laurina Montgomery, Jack Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Guy Moore, Sheila Morrow, Linda Moyer, Janet Mudd, Jo Ann Mueller, Arleen Murdock, Stratford Mylroie, Jay me Neff, Ira Newcomb, Sarah Norris, John Nuckols, James Oliver, Elizabeth Oliver, Richard Panos, Marion -{59 y cpkwcre ClaAA Parsell, Paul Parsons, Barbara Payne, Janice Payne, Rebecca Phillips, Delores Phillips, Geraldine Phyfe, Martha Portch, Richard Potter, Arline Powell, Wayne Pringle, Ruth Printz, Joyce Pugh, William Quinlan, Thomas Rambo, Janis Ramey, Franklin Ramsey, Alan Redding, Jimmy Redmiles, Richard Reynold, Joanne Richardson, James Riggles, Carol Riley, Ronnie Rinker, Rufus Riordan, Sandra Ritter, Warren Robinson, Anne Rogers, Carol Rose, Arthur Rose, Martin Ross, Robert Rotenberry, George Saunders, Joanne Sayre, Janet Scammahorn, Elaine Scheffel, Sue Ann Scott, Joan Severance, Bob Shanton, John Shenk, Sandra Shoop, Gary Simmons, Allen Simpson, Dale Simpson, Theresa Skells, Pamela Sloper, Eddie Smiley, Stan Smith, Aubrey {wy cpkcwn ClaAA Smith, Betty Smullin, Nancy South, Patrica Sowers, Allen Spencer, Margaret Spencer, Mary Spiel, Paul Stagner, Robert Stalnaker, Katherine Stein, Virginia Stephenson, Betty Stephenson, Tom Strawser, Ronald Studer, Rosemarie Sullivan, Sheila Sutphin, Nellie Talbott, Carol Thomasser, Fred Tillett, Elsie Trollinger, Dorothy Trunnell, Deanna Turner, Barbara Vannoy, Robert Vanture, Charles Vogel, Joseph Voight, Anne Wagner, Karen Walker, Lois Wallace, Ellis Waller, Louise Walters, Isabelle Waring, George Warren, Donald Watkins, Harvey Watson, Barbara Weisiger, Jane Wenbery, Ronnie Whistler, John Whitehouse, Frances Whiteside, Dale Whithan, Charles Williams, John Wills, Faye Wisner, Helen Wood, John Wychoff, James Young, Marjorie Young, Roberta -( 611 F R E S H M A N C L A S S @emem(w. . . The label Freshman gave new strength to our hopes . . . we no longer stood in awe of the two-way traffic . . . a new determination grew with us as we worked hard for those first real quality credits . . . the anxiety of try- outs, the new excitement that came from being a part of the team and feel- ing needed made this Freshman year rare and memorable . . . we punched holes for Kuder tests supposedly dis- covering our true interests . . . halls echoed Latin Christmas carols as we continued our first year of a foreign language . . .chances of Junior Honor Society prodded us onward as we tackled parts of speech and conquered Algebra I ... a spirit of cooperation made the class project of an inspira- tional bookshelf in the library seem worthwhile . . . while seniors paused for one last look, we freshmen were filled with dreams of waiting happi- ness. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS V.r:-F ? r. SlCBiB) Hays: S :c cary, Katherine Ressell. Jred ttnah ClaAA FIRST ROW: Adetck. Robert; Adkins, Wayne; Alien. David; Alien. David; Alston. George; Ander- son. Jim; Anderson. Richard: Arlington. Thomas; Ashiey. Jack; Ash-worth. David. SECOND ROW: Ashworth. Jane; Austin. Faith: Ayers. Nancy: Bakeman. Michaei; Baiberie. Herbert; Barker. Patsy: Banckman. Brenda: Beatty. Kenneth; Benham. Ruth: Berry. James. THIRD ROW BerTyn i; James: B.ev • - Barbara: Blevins, Edith: Bioeh, Michael; Blood, George; Boggs. Nancy; Bosselet. Barbara: Botkin. Joseph. - 64 JreAktnan ClaM Bowers, Emmett Bowers, Murray Braden, Karl Bradshaw, Douglas Branch, Christopher Brasse, Barbara Brauer, John Breeding, Guinevare Brown, Baxter Brown, Charles Brown, Ronna Buffiington, Frances Buntin, Thomas Burkholder, Janet Burner, Walter Callow, John Campbell, Larry Cardwell, Madalin Cardwell, Madge Carpenter, James Cassedy, Julia Champion, Betty Chappelle, Hughie Claque, Jacquelin Clark, Eleanor Cockran, Ira Coddinton, Clinton Cohn, Lancia Collier, Harriet Conklin, Shelby Connelly, Mike Connick, Donald Cook, Gamaliel Cooke, Raymond Cooksey, L. David Coombs, Lawrence Covell, Philip Covington, Bill Crist, Kathy Cloney, Gordon Croson, Joyce Curtin, Gail Dancy, Shirley Darne, Warren Daves, Mary F. Davis, Jack Davis, Wade Dean, Linda JreJkinah ClaAA Demory, Donald Detwiler, Johnny Dick, Alice Dills, Joy M. Dodd, Pauline Dodson, George Dodson, Nancy Dolinger, Barbara Dove, Ellen Dove, Peggy Driskill, Martha Dunbar, Barbara Eaton, Elaine Edwards, Gay Edwards, John Eppard, Regina Euler, Lois Eure, Priscilla Evans, Catherine Evans, Diane Fenton, Frances Ferguson, Jim Firebaugh, Sarah Foster, Stephen Frey, Wilma C. Funkhouser, Charles Gaines, Charlton Gapen, Carolyn Garcia, Pat Garlan, Toni Gates, Gloria Gawen, Marbury Gerhard, Sarah German, Ralph Gibson, David Godfrey, Henry Good, Edgar Goode, Melvin Goode, Tom Gore, Janet Graham, Phyllis Green, Dorothy Griffith, Dorothy Griffith, Kaye Hagamen, Annette Haines, William Hall, Carole Hannah, Dean «[66j Jrej tfttah ClaM Harlfinger, Frances Harlow, Bob Harris, Roland Havenner, Anne Hawkins, Raymond Hays, Richard Heath, Gary Hennings, Joyce Henry, Margaret Henry, Peggy Hess, Betty J. Hobbs, Patricia Holder, Nancy Hollaway, Virginia Hollenbeck, Janet Holloman, Henry Holloran, Denise Holloway, Clark Horn, Tieman Horney, Beth Horseman, Mary Hottle, Nancy Houtz, Charlotte Hubbard, Patricia Hughes, Nancy Hunsberger, Rosa Lee Hunt, Arthur Hunt, Doris Hurst, Emma Jane Hyde, Gary Jackson, Marjorie Jones, Bobby Jones, Clyde Johnson, Richard Johnson, Wayne Jorgensen, Frances Kanto, Bill Kearns, Jack Kemp, Katherine Keogh, Dennis Kerns, Joe Keyton, Evelyn Kibler, Arthur Kiessling, Jon King, Peter Kitchen, John Knoertzer, Pennie Knupp, Robert 67 j- JreAkman ClaAA Kollender, Sandra Koonce, Richard Krombholz, Helen Kuldell, Shirley Labrozzi, Gary Lam, Sylvia Lasell, Sylvia Lawton, Jannie Lester, Garnet Lohr, Peggy Lucas, Robert Luttrell, Robert Lynch, Carolyn Lynch, Helen Lytton, Shirley MacDonald, Jeanette McConkey, Patrick McCray, Larry McCrea, Patsy McDermitt, Alice McGhee, Virginia Mclnturff, Robert Mahon, Mary Marsden, Linda Marshall, Winston Mason, Laura Mason, Tommy Massey, Harry Masters, Leon Mayberry, Barbara Mays, Altan Mercer, Richard Mernone, Patricia Mervine, Reginald Middleton, Shirley Miller, George Miller, Ivan Miller, Kent Miller, Robert Miller, Wanda Mills, Lewis Mitchell, Joyce Mock, Ernest Monroe, Mary Moore, Frances Moore, Fred Moore, Norma Morehead, Billy { 68 j- Jrejftmah ClaAA Morris, Suzanna Mowson, Jimmy Mudd, Frances Mullen, Mary Scott Mullins, Geraldine Munday, Charles Murphy, Janis Mutchler, Mary Naughton, Patricia Nay, Bob Neibert, Joan Noble, Robert Noll, Edward Norfolk, Barbara Nutter, Roger Obaugh, Nancy O’Neill, Betty Onesty, Carl Painter, Marshall Palmer, Allen Parsons, Audrey Parsons, Jeffrey Payne, Andrew Payne, Doris Payne, Norma Pearson, Edward Penney, Monte Peyton, Virginia Phillips, Aubrey Phillips, Terry Piercy, Larry Piland, Joan Plumpe, David Powell, Linda Prentice, Robert Pringle, Priscilla Prinkey, Howard Purcell, Joan Putney, Richard Pyne, Alcinda Quast, John Reiser, Robert Rice, Ida Mae Rideout, Ann Riley, Fred Riley, Joan Risteen, Robert Roberson, Denny -{ 69 K Jrej imah ClaM Robertson, Richard Robey, Jimmy Robinson, Jerry Robinson, William Rogers, Donald Rosenbaum, Gracy Rotenberry, Lenora Rothenburg, Richard Russell, Charles Russell, Kathryn Rust, Charles Sanders, Victoria Schmitt, Robert Schwertfeger, Dale Schwitz, Suzanne Shackelford, Delores Shelton, Joyce Shepherd, Peggy Shirley, Florence Shivar, James Short, Frank Shue, Judy Siegle, David Sisk, Doris Sisk, William L. Skinner, Jessica Smarr, Jo Ann Smith, Carrington Smith, Delores Smith, Donald Smith, Edward Smith, Larry P. Smith, Larry S. Smith, Nancy Smith, Virginia Snyder, Barbara Snyder, Carl Sorrell, Sylvia Sours, Burton Sowers, Louise Marie Sparks, Carol Njinr-v Starnes, Danny Starry, Myrtle Stephenson, Marilyn Steucke, Paul Stewart, George Stewart, Ruby {70 1 - Jrej itttan ClaM Stickel, Bette Stickler, Janice Stjerne, Jim Stoddard, Joanne Stuart, Ellen Studer, Micke Sweeney, Evelyn Swetland, Dorothy Taylor, James Thompson, Betty Thompson, Patricia Anne Toon, Grade Trent, Betty Jean Trent, Geraldine Tucker, Jean Ungerer, Betsey Upham, Jerry Vanderva te, Peter Vierbuchen, Linda Wagner, Charles Waldecker, Donny Walker, Barbara Walker, Sandra Walton, Eleanor Ward, Billy Ward, Shirley Warmbrod, Karl Warren, Betty W T atkins, Doris Watson, Jannelle Watson, Judy Weed, Dick Weed, Tobey Weetman, Rachael Wells, Robert White, Judy Whitmer, Kitty Wiggs, John Williams, Carolyn Wilson, Minna Windham, Dale Wood, Anne Wcod, Forrest Baker Woody, Edna Wright, Ray Wynkoop, Carroll Yost, Becky Young, David (7i y E I G H T H G R A D E . . . We felt so very small — a sharp con- trast to the sudden largeness of Fairfax High School — varieties of teachers and quonsets replaced our security of ele- mentary days . . . even the little mishap of leaving one ' s locker combination on the inside loomed large before us . . . loyalty and pride were evident as our own cheerleaders spurred the Baby Rebels on through a victorious year . . . guidance and orientation came to us through the helpful advice of our ESSO teachers . . . exploratory classes provided an opportunity for making sound decisions toward future curri- cula . . . enthusiasm in the magazine drive and Christmas Welfare Program labeled the eighth grade as a go- getter class . . . months passed and suddenly we no longer felt small but proud and happy as we gathered our achievements for our parents on Eighth Grade night and sponsored our very own dance in the spring. CODE OF Honest in thought and deed rr e cUan --w! som e thouoit ' take oood care U 1 an s P ?ech . , „ O caie of school equipment [ : 17, J V - 1 -•¥� ' • ..JJ., J J.27 courage and foster proper conduct at all school activities at no me and away . use what the school offers to better oneself. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS m Ul ■ ITT jI Treasurer, Duncan MacAdam; Sponsor, Mrs. Edith Hall; Coordinator, Mrs. Kath- erine Hopper; President, Ted Montgomery; Vice-President, Clark Waring; Secretary, CHARLENE Strawser. Cicfhtk (jtade FIRST ROW: Abel, Annie Mae; Abel, Bernie; Adams, Georgianne; Agee, Shirley; Allen, Davis; Allen, James; Allen, Judy; Amundson, David; Anderson, Lily; Anderson, Mary Jane. SECOND ROW: Ash, Thomas; Ashley, Sylvia; Atwell, William; Atwood, Cory; Avery, William; Ayers, Arthur; Baber, Georgianne; Balliet, Joan; Bannerman, Bobby; Barancwski, Clifford. THIRD ROW: Barker, Sandra; Beach, Donald; Beals, Edward; Beans, Robert; Beauchamp, Carroll; Beckedorff, David; Bennett, Gordon; Berkley, Joanne; Black, Bonnie; Blevins, Mary Ellen. X 74 Cifhth (jrade Blevins, Robert Blevins, Rose Blevins, Sharon Bogle, Barbara Bomberger, Richard Bonnet, Lance Bookhamer, Robert Bostic, Betty Botkin, Elizabeth Bowden, Judy Brager, Briely Bray, Frank Breeden, Eva Breeding, Navetta Brian, Neal Bright, Stanley Bronson, William Brown, Gertrude Brown, William Brumback, Kenneth Brumback, Patricia Bunch, Betty Burge, Nancy Burkholder, Barbara Burner, Dolen Burrier, Larry Burton, Sally Byrd, James, Jr. Byrd, Roger Cabaniss, Patrick Carper, Betty May Carrico, Kenneth Carter, Ann Cash, Christine Cassedy, John Caton, Martha Caudle, Carol Chapman, Pat Chavez, Roger Churchville, Michael Clark, John Clarke, Kay Clements, Maryan Cockerham, Juanita Cocklin, Richard Coffman, Edward Cole, Clifton Connerat, Mary Anne Cooper, Claudia Cornett, Jean Corsbie, Nancy Corse, Judith Croft, Eleanor Cruden, David Cullers, Forrest Culver, Janice Cummings, Caroline Cupp, Dorothy Curtis, Patsy Dalton, Edward A 75 J Cifhth (jrade Dancy, Corrine Dansberger, Virginia Davis, Barbara Davis, Jean Davis, Sue DeLong, William Denny, Douglas Dinkle, Dorea Dodd, Margaret Dodge, Janice Dodson, Linda Lee Dodson, Thomas Dolinger, Reece Dolinger, Tracy Dorniny, Charles Dorward, David Dove, Clarence Dove, William Dowdle, Joan Dowell, Edwin Downs, Shirley Dudrow, Philip Dvorachek, Margaret Dyess, William Earman, Donald Eckenrode, Rita Edge, David Edge, James Egolf, Winifred Ehle, Gary Ellefson, Donald Ellicott, Barbara Elliott, Marion Ellis, Lewis Ensor, Joel Eskridge, Thomas Evans, Leo Everhart, Marvin Everhart, William, Jr. Faunce, George Feidler, George Feigley, Chester Fi ore, Valerie Fisher, Betty Fisher, Betty L. Fisher, Ronald Fitzgerald, Robert Flattery, William Fleming, Doris Flinn, Timothy Foley, Robert Foreman, Lois Frazier, Henry Freeman, Barton Fritter, Charles Frum, Patricia Fullerton, Sammy Gaines, Donna Galanis, Anne Gawen, Doris -! 76 y Ciyktk (jtade Gay, Judy Gerwig, Eddy Gheen, Ernest Gibson, Barbara Gibson, Gale Gill, Albert Gooding, Elaine Gooding, Joan Goodkind, David Graves, Patricia Gray, William Grefe, Thera Jean Gregory, Jerry Gregory, Peggy Gretz, Richard Gribble, Robert Grimm, Lenny Gullickson, Karen Hale, James Hamilton, Zelma Hansborough, Carol Hansborough, Robert Harris, Anne Hart, Virginia Heath, Russell Heflin, Beverly Heiney, Margie Henry, Jean Hiegins, Thomas Hill, James Hobbs, Susan Hollaway, Berdine Hollis, Shirley Holt, Barbara Hoover, Wallace Horseman, Wilson Hudson, Janice Huffman, Dot Huffman, Shirley Huntt, Barbara Ingle, Charles Isenberg, Betsy Jackson, Blanche Jackson, Wells Jenkinson, Judy Jennell, Violet Jerman, Claude Johns, Lyndall Johnson, Teddy Johnston, Beverly Jones, Eleanor Joy, Barbara Kagey, Janice Keller, Richard Kelsey, Peter Keplinger, Oscar Kerns, Douglas Kerns, Louise Keyes, Carol Keys, Jacqueline -{ 77 h Ciykth (jrade Kidwell, Barbara Kidwell, Robert Kidwell, Roger Kilgore, Susanne Killeen, Ninette Klyn, Ellen Knoblauch, Harold Koustenis, Charles Kreitzer, Linda Kremkau, Elaine Kuldell, Kenneth LaFaver, Sally Lageman, David Lamb, Judith Lambert, Dorothy Lancaster, Dean Landess, Carole Lane, Phoebe Lang, Mary Lang, Nancy Leatherland, Linda Leddon, Robert Lee, Bobby Lee, William Legge, George LeHew, Martin Lester, Johnny Lewis, Bobby Lewis, Russell Libeau, Betty Light, Henry Lingley, Kenneth Linton, Russell Linton, Virginia Lippolt, John Lohr, Sylvia Loughrie, Albert Loving, David Lowe, Anita Luchak, Spencer MacAdam, Duncan McCauley, David McConagy, Juanita McConchie, Martha McCoy, John McDiarmid, Mary McGovern, John McLane, Charles McMahan, Patricia McMillan, Mary Makely, Norma Mallory, Ronald Manvell, Stanley Marlin, Robert Marr, Iris Marshall, Dorothy Marston, Donna Mason, James Mayer, Richard Meadows, Edna 78 K Cifkth (jtadle Meek, Phyllis Melvin, Janice Merriman, Alan Merriman, James Meyer, Lawrence Meyers, Joan Mikkelsen, Eugene Millard, Judy Miller, Mary Millner, Richard Milstead, James Milstead, Joan Mims, Carol Mock, Janice Mohler, Clay Montgomery, Teddy Moody, Locke Moore, Ronnie Moore, William Moran, David Morrow, George Mosher, Deredith Mullins, Freddie Murphy, Dennis Muse, Janet Mylorie, James Myrick, Judy Needham, Hunter Neff, Robert Nelson , Maxie Jo Nevitt, Richard O’Flaherty, Thomas Oliver, Charles Ott, Edward Ott, John Overby, Joann Owen, John Pace, Barbara Painter, Sandra Paquette, Mary Parker, Beverly Parker, Larry Parker, Terry Parsons, Dean Patriarca, Pat Pendley, Walter Perkins, Robert Perry, Cecil Perry, Larry Petti, Jack Pigge, George Pineo, Billy Piper, Patricia Porter, Alfred Post, Denis Post, Patricia Poston, Amy Potter, Virginia Prall, Dan Printz, Patricia { 79 }- Cigktk (jtacte Quinlan, Orrie Quinn, Nancy Rawlette, Joyce Rawlette, Patsy Redding-, Bobby Reece, Robert Reeves, James Reeves, Robert Reinertson, Diane Richards, Donna Rogers, James Rogers, Tommy Rollins, Boyd Rollins, Franklin Rowland, Cecil Rowland, Franklin Rowland, Vincent Roy, Frederick, III Runyon, James Sandretzky, Thomas Sanford, Patsy Saylor, Richard Schmith, Bernard Scott, Gail Selby, Harry Seward, Diane Shelton, Ann Shelton, Carlton Shelton, Royce Sherwood, James Shifflett, Doris Shreves, Jeanne Simcox, Kay Simpson, Gordon Simpson, James Simpson, Jane Simpson, Jean Simpson, Joan Simpson, Warren Small, Jim Small, Laura Smith, Joel Smith, Judy Smith, Kyle Smith, Lee Smith, Leonard Smith, Michael Smith, Phyllis Sowers, Bobby Sowers, Joseph Spitler, Emmy Lou Stancil, Linda Starks, Daniel Starry, Jean Stauffer, Peggy Stevenson, Karen Stewart, Ada Stewart, Robert Strawser, Carolyn Strawser, Charlene isoy Cicfktk (jtade Stuart, Richard Sutphin, Evelyn Sutphin, Merriel Swain, Ralph Swartz, Connie Sweeney, Carol Talbot, Charlotte Tate, Edward Taylor, Eugene Thomas, Gary Thompson, Jerry Thorpe, Donald Tillett, John Tingen, Dwight Trent, Norma Trollinger, Nancy Tuthill, Lonnie Twombly, Ann Vannoy, Betty Via, Woodrow Waldecker, Nelda Waldo, Dorothy Walker, Carolyn Wall, Richard Wallrabenstein, Paul Walsh, Wilson, Jr. Walters, Elizabeth Ward, Fred Waring, Clark Watson, Shirley Watson, Thomas Weatherholtz, John Weaver, Marvin Weaver, Pat Weeks, Franklin Weeks, Lawrence Weetman, Thomas Wheaton, Charles White, Mary Ellis Whitman, Linda Whitmer, Beverly Wicks, Elva Mae Wiggington, Fred Wilbur, Phyllis Wiles, Catherine Willett, Leroy Williams, Gail Williams, Jon Wilson, Judy Wood, Doris Wood, Marlene Wood, Sandra Wood, William Woodside, James Wyckoff, Nancy Young, Christine Young, James Zavadil, Leigh Zumstein, Albert Zumstein, Patricia -{ 81 ]- A C T I V I T I E S Extra - curricular interests added hours, points and responsibilities to our schedules . . . Dependable leaders rewarded our votes and we found our- selves eager to be followers . . . Meet- ings, practices, rehearsals and dead- lines provided anxious moments but also the satisfying feeling that came with a sense of accomplishment . . . These extras asked for our time and co-operation and got them because our organizations were characterized by interest and enthusiasm . . . Each peck at the typewriter, each speech by a president, and each impressive initiation was part of our accomplished interests . . . Pep rallies, programs, meetings, time, and talents — these made Fairfax High School mean more to us than books, homework, and term papers . . . We worked happily and saw our progress, feeling grateful for having been a part of it. government -r OFFICE r Jerry Eaton, Vice President; Mr. Chesley, Sponsor; Jack Hicks, President; Mr. Dowling, Sponsor; Angela Luxford, Acting Secretary; John Hall, Treasurer. Out Student (jcCethtneht iZewmbeh . . . our Student Government’s story actually began last summer with Boys’ and Girls’ State at VPI in July . . . The result of summer planning began early with the appearance of flowers on teachers’ desks on that hot September 8th and the announcement of “Better Citizenship” as the goal for the year . . . Room 219 was soon filled on Monday morning with the newly-elected representatives and senators . . . The suggestion box in the office made its appearance . . . College Day proved an event worth the hard work put into it . . . Christmas cheer was spread to the homes of fifty-two needy families with the annual welfare program . . . The magazine drive succeeded as our enthusiastic student body passed the $14,000 mark in total sales . . . Our Student Government came to a fitting climax with the election and inauguration of the officers for the coming year. See page 166 for membership {84 J. CABINET MEMBERS Jerry Eaton Jackie Sowers Bill Fox Joan Timmons Dick Cushnie Joanne Cooke Gene Miller Tom Mullen Betty Berezoski Don Russell Jack Hicks Jimmy Johnston Carol Bowers Kate Krehbiel Mike Hinshaw Angela Luxford Gary Rowe Mary Mylroie John Hall Cleo Black Bill Hill leader take otier Social Activities Committee Honor Code Committee - H 2 W £ £ SO M OQ Locker iDommittee retary of uildings Publications Committee ifety Committee Stage Committee Secretary of the Representatives Education Committee Mrs. Hopper, Sponsor; Mary Ann Schottroffe, Business Manager ; Betty Lou ' .ML Payne, Editor-in-Chief; Cleo Black, Assistant Editor; Miss Morgan, Sponsor. fhe ' Jare ' Jac ampler Seventh period found the yearbook staff working daily mid dress patterns and sewing machines in Home Ec Room 212 . . . The “dummy” developed, however slowly — meeting its deadline page b page . . . Picture schedules were shattered by Julius Caesar trips or unexpected snows when we needed clouds Captions and copy found us scratching our heads for that one particular word . . . Typewriters tapped to the tune of Saturday afternoon music as staff members showed real interest in our 1954 SAMPLER . . . Copywriters, typists, the editor-in-chief — everyone sold ads and despite this being a bad business year” came through with the necessary funds . . . And as we turn the pages of our SAMPLER we’ll be happy to (Remember. See poge 166 for membership 88 Bn Sports Staff Art Staff fZetnetnlter . . . if you can, the second day of school last September . . . We were just settling down to the “old grind”, when what should we hear but the cry, “Get your issue of FAIR FACTS, hot off the presses” . . . Yes, there was a four-page edition packed with news that had just happened the day befor e . . . The school paper’s largest staff in history, led by Editors Bill Fox and Anne Corse, soon established the precedent that if there were news to be found, it would be in print before most of us knew of it . . . Between the bi-weekly issues, the staff found time to secure extra funds by sponsoring the football programs and the annual Sweet- heart Dance . . . Room 109 hummed with FAIR FACTS talk, and the printed word was soon in the hands of the student body. 90 j- See page 168 for membership Editorial Staff Make-up Staff First Row: Jimmy Benham, Mr. Fuller, Kim Cannon. Second Row: Charlotte Merri- man, Kitty Kane, Kitty Flattery. Out fcand . . . The Spirit of J. H. In blue and gray unison, gold braid sparkling in the sun, the Fairfax Band marches by . . . Strutting majorettes and drum majors stepping high to their new midwestern cadence won not only for the band but for Fairfax High School the praise and admiration of all onlookers . . . Superior rating in the district festival plus excellent individual performance exemplified both talent and instruction . . . Unique formations of our marching band prodding our teams on to victory, strains from the New World Symphony, enthusiastic performances of the Reserve Band — all these show the versatility and true spirit of the Fairfax High School Band — an integral part of our Fairfax memories. See page 162 for membership i 92 }■ 7 he famous Oait ax F . . . -{ 93 fa i n HIE JB M miraticn, ApplauM, £ucceJJ . . . All-State Band Officers Brass The Concert Cand Woodwind Percussion Gwen Jones, Dorothy Bonner, Tom Wood, Diane Harkness, Paul Sey- mour, Betty Brown, Betty Berezo- ski. Officers Kemetnlfer . . . All the new faces in the choir . . . The Fall Concert . . . The candlelit procession at Christmas . . . The Hallelujah Chorus. First Row: Mrs. Sherwood, Carol Bowers, Gayle Jeffries, Dorothy Bonner, Ellen McKenna, Marilyn Glover, Diane Harkness. Second Row: Billy Mahon, Jerry Eaton, Richard Cushnie, Stanley Kieffer. Double Sextette 96 See page 170 for membership Out fttixed Che it First Row: Mrs. Sherwood, Margie Geier, Mary Mylroie, Beti Hum- phreys, Ann Wood, Gwyn Jones. Second Row: Suzie Gilber-tson, Mary Jo Payne, Lois Adams, Betty Berezoski. Ninette (Zewinber . . . An excellent rating at the festival . . . The cramped stage at G. W. . . . And a final appearance at Baccalaureate. Paul Seymour, James McConagy, Mrs. Sherwood, Charles Gray, Jack Williams. Boys’ Quartette -!97f Happy Voiced — Happy Heattd . . . The Girls’ Chorus Mrs. Sherwood was our inspiration. In pastel sweaters and dark skirts are the girls whose world is a world of song . . . They will be re- membered “with a song in their hearts”. Practice was the keynote of success. -I 98 h See page 172 for membership 8th Grade Glee Clubs Parents, teachers, and fellow eighth-graders will Remember the 200 voices making “eighth-grade night” a usual success as they sang our own Alma Mater. g ee page f or membership See page 174 for membership Out Purpose (joed Anne Corse, Vice-President; Debbie MacAdam, Presi- dent; Joanne Cooke, Secretary. We waited with bated breath wondering whether or not we would be one of the chosen few . . . Was that my name? . . . And somehow we found ourselves on the stage . . . Our hands shook as we tried to balance the thorny rose and flaming candle . . . Mr. Chesley’s congratulations were the icing on our cake of joy . . . We were mem- bers of the Gordon E. Smith Chapter of the National Honor Society . . . Our weekly devotional services over the P. A. and the regular monthly meetings were sandwiched into our already-crowded schedule . . . And we’ll always (Zewtnber to “let our light so shine”. National Junior Honor Society See page 174 for membership Out Achievement (jteat A white carnation and a flaming candle held a wealth of significance to members of the Junior Honor Societ y ... We worked to make our big project of selling Christ- mas cards a success . . . Leaving to the school a priceless gift in the Honor Code plaques, we were always striving toward high ideals and remembering, unconsciously perhaps, what George Bernard Shaw said — “We are the windows through which we see the world” . . . Leadership, Scholarship, Citizenship, Service, Character — our Junior Honor Society, an inspiration to even greater achievements in Fairfax High School. 0 , Gracy Rosenbaum, Vice-President ; Tom Goode, Presi- dent; Elaine Eaton, Treasurer ; Betsy Ungerer, Secre- tary. First Row: Cleo Black, Mrs. Payne, Sponsor; Bobbie Hatch, Carol Bowers, Betty Lou Payne. Second Row: Gayle Prosise, Bill Fox, Nancy Prickett. Quill and Scroll . . . 7 he printed Word First Row: Cleo Black, President; Mrs. Payne, Sponsor; Nancy Prickett, Secretary. Second Row: Gayle Prosise, Treasurer ; Carol Bowers, Vice-President. Quill and Scroll meant much to us as we wore our pins with a feeling of pride in a job well done . . . Our byline which ap- peared in each issue of the FAIR FACTS kept the student body informed of our progress and gave us an opportunity to exercise our talents ... We worked hard to make the Sweetheart Dance a success . . . Hearts of roses paid off in profits toward the journalistic award given on graduation night . . . We were proud of the part we had in making this year at Fair- fax one that we’ll always fondly (Zewtnbet. Future Homemakers of America See page 176 for membership ' J. H. fi. . . . WeedleA, Recipe A and Ckam First Row: Bonnie Tichenor, Songleader; Ruth Brum- back, Treasurer ; Karen Hood, Secretary. Second Row: Pam Skells, Reporter; Mrs. Colbert, Sponsor; Carolyn Brumback, President; Nancy Bosserman, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Beaton, Sponsor. Among those rare moments, we (Zewmber that honorable event when we received our Degrees of Achievement . . . Those de- licious pies on Bake Sale Day gave us con- fidence for that special evening when we had the reception for our mothers . . . The Spring Fashion Show provided an oppor- tunity to boast our year’s sewing achieve- ments . . . The FFA-FHA camp near Smithfield, Virginia, was our summer ex- citement . . . 1953-54 was indeed a profit- able year of FHA experience. aj With high ideals and sincere religious be- liefs, members of the Bible Club combined interests and efforts in forming a new and worthwhile organization at our Fairfax High School. First Row: Dorothy Potter, Barbara Crouch, Joyce Raw- lett, Jeanette MacDonald, Peggy Gregory. Second Row: Carol Hotard, Tom Hess, Miss Horn, Sponsor; Hinton Harris, Virginia Reece. Third Row: Lucille Rush, Arlene Potter, Nancy Cooke, Roberta Young, Virginia Potter. Fourth Row: Zan Williamson, Pat Rawlett, Roger Hower, Gilbert Post, Nancy Koehnlein, Roland Harris. Clu(tA Cnriched First Row: Bill Fox, Bob McDiarmid, Miss Bowler, Sponsor: Alan Share. Second Row: Jack Hicks, Jan Leestma, John Hall. V: • 1 s - — - — L_ Students at Fairfax High School provided the eager and interested audience . . . Should the President of the United States be elected by a direct vote of the people? — that was the question. First Row: Dick Koonce, Shirley Lytton, Miss Cox, Sponsor; Alcinda Pyne, James Taylor. Second Row: Jes- sica Skinner, Susan Cook, Sandra Riordan, Mary Rose Miller, Barbara Snyder, Lancia Cohn. Third Row: Dale Whiteside, Robert Lucas, Julian Chalker, Barry Clark, Roland Harris, Tommy Buntin. Every other Friday the “Toga Tribe” held its meeting . . . The twenty-two members had a full year of trips and study . . . Sending money to our Jordan orphan and planning a Christmas party were among our Latin Club memories. Out Curricula First Row: James Carpenter, George Stewart, Mr. Ker- lin, Sponsor; George Alston, George Dodson. Second Roiv : Richard Millner, Jan Leestma, Norma Taylor. Condensers, tubes, speakers, resistors — our “radio men” were on the job building and repairing receiving sets . . . The Radio Club, a new organization in our school, was proud of its progress. ■fp , T| i4 r a J ' ■ m,M Bf ■ B Wc tm . - ' ' ' ' rim HKflH ML Il 1 WtW lii llwl ' IBM |CfS ' (Qm 1 ■ . . 7 W i J V 1 W J ' f ' Itr - i - m s wm n r Jr J ll Wll First Row: Donald Rodgers, Dallas Clem. Donald Noll, John Caudle, Mr. Lewis, Sponsor. Second Row: Harry Selby, James Mylroie, Mike Smith, William Hummer, Edward Noll. If he if Die ant tfuJ heJJ Mr. Lewis, Sponsor; Donald Noll, Assistant Manager; John Caudle, Manager. Raising money for new bleachers and see- ing them installed gave the Business Club a feeling of accomplishment . . . The hurried, harried process of getting hot dogs, cokes, and popcorn to the cold and hungry sport fans was a profitable yet memorable part of our Business Club membership. First Row: John Jenkins, Benny Leonard, Charles Coleman, Jody Hailey, Lee Johnson, Monty Whitham, Eugene Adams. Second Row: Harry Holsinger, Starley Shelton, Rich- ard McDonough, Larry Bootes, Tom Mullen, Wayne Keyes. Third Row: Stanley Keiffer, Monro Kinsey, Dorsey Smith, Dick Cushnie, Rick Talbott, Jan Leestma. Fourth Row: Alan Share, Arthur Koert, Curtis Barringer, Sam Bookout, Glenwood Kerrick. ykeif (juide Out Way H - Eugene Adams — Head Monitor Rewtnber . . . “One way, please” . . . “May I see your pass?” . . . “Wait for the bell” — familiar words echoed through the halls as our monitors kept order among our 1800 strong . . . As an essential unit of a working Student Government, they have aided the administration, students, and faculty in their efficient and competent manner. l - First Row: Jimmie Croson, Roy Lohr, Stanford Hunter, Dorsey Smith, Melvin Yocum, Ernest Dove. Second Row: Ralph Leigh, Homer Knott, Luther Stuart, Richard Tal- bott, Vernon Hansborough. IruAteJl TrahAit Cm This year the student bus drivers got their blue corduroy jackets out of mothballs . . . They tried in vain to keep reasonable order . . . They listened anxiously to the radio wondering if school or snow would be the victor . . . The tremendous responsibilities of the jobs were recognized and accepted by our dependable bus drivers whom we’ll Nemeth her. i j The 3:11 Rush Hour First Row: Wilson Horseman, Patrick Cabiness, Woody Via, Robert Anderson, John Jenkins, Danny Starnes, Lee Johnson, Jimmy Lewis, Paul Davidson, Jim Johnston, Tom Mullen, Charles Coleman, Tom Goode, James Brown, Jim Harrison. Second Row: Frank Gerald, Bill Harris, Dave Berry, Hubert Chappelle, Robert Cissel, Charles Gray, Sonny Rytter, James McConaghy, Donald Lawson, Starley Shelton, Dallas Clem, Ron- nie Riley, Mr. Doub, Sponsor. Able rfjJiJtahtJ — the uA patrcL We will iZetnentber the people who so diligent- ly worked keeping order on the buses . . . Realizing their responsibilities, they es- corted the grade-school passengers safely across the street or collected and stowed away varieties of water pistols ... New badges replaced old ones . . . The annual Christmas party was their mid-year enter- tainment . . . And they will remember the Safety Patrol Jamboree as the high point of a successful year. Mr. Doub, Sponsor; Jimmy Johnston, Captain; Thelma Davis, Lieutenant; Tom Mullen, Lieutenant. A T H L E T I C S Fairfax High ' s 1953-54 athletic pro- gram undoubtedly had its widest se- lection of inter-scholastic and intra- mural sports activities in recent years . . . From that afternoon in August when the boys out for football began working the kinks out, to the final round of the Schoolboy Golf tourna- ment in June, the department ' s accom- plishments were seen as a step toward even wider programs in the years to come . . . Not only was the emphasis placed on the boys ' sports, but girls ' athletics were given a boost by no less than six competing teams throughout the year . . . The founding of a Girls ' Athletic Association gave every girl an abundance of recreational activities . . . Our athletic department ' s quest of more and better athletic activities, both in competition and in recreation, made strides toward an increase of the phy- sical, social and spiritual rewards that a sound athletic program can give to its participating members and to the school. yke Varsity Club . . . Out Xettetfneh Blue F ' s on white sweaters held a special significance for our lettermen . . . The team spirit and the Fairfax High loyalty made us proud to be a part of the Varsity Club. i 112)- First Row: Frances Chapman, Carrie Dhein, Sid Swartz, Connie Grumbles. Second Row: Joe Cofer, Robert Phipps, James Coyle, Athletic Director, John Waller. Third Row: Pat Cunning-ham, Ray Williams, Walter Schulte, Bob Pulliam. Fourth Row: John Broaddus, Cyrus Doub. CeackeA Rewinbw . . . Our coaches meant new faces in football, hockey, softball, and baseball . . . They provided the leader- ship and guidance that make athletic seasons a success regardless of the won-lost record . . . Becoming our friends, they shared experiences and promoted better athletics at Fairfax High School. ! H3 j Victory! Victory! loaA their cry . . . These peppy gals well £ewftt er Beti Humphreys Gretchen Furr Carol Ann Gicker Shirley Gleason Joanne Cooke Carol Bowers, Captain Mary Lee London Dee Curtin Carol Talbot Margie Young Carolyn Millican Norma Carpenter, Captain -[ 114 ] (Zwetnbe? . . . Those pert lasses behind our JayVee all the way . . . Like, the teams they will make the varsity some day . . . Wait ’n see! The spirit cff the Jaif Vee First Row: Donna Luttrell, Captain. Second Row: Carolyn Lynch, Denise Holloran, Lois Euler, Geraldine Phillips. Third Row: Kathy Kemp, Mary Elizabeth Bokel, An- nette Hagaman, Delores Phillips, Hlen Lynch. The if ckeen4 the Sabtf Rebel First Row: Linda Leatherland, Captain. Second Row: Joan Simpson, Jane Simpson, Jean Simpson. Third Row: Shirley Watson, Jackie Keys, Betsy Isenburg, Thera Jean Grefe, Judy Jenkinson, Carol Keyes. Eighth - grade rooters followed and cheered their teams ... Win or lose. i 115 ] Jcctltall MANAGERS Varsity : Gene Miller J. V.: George Rotenberry CAPTAINS Varsity : Charlie Munday Varsity : Oliver Besley Clyde Bennett J. V.: 8th Grade: Lee Stough Clark Waring Jim Birch Duncan Mac Adam MANAGERS 8th Grade Woody Via Charles Ingle Tom Weetman { 116 J- First Row: Larry Boyer, Bob Vincent, Dennis King, Bruce Hunt, Oliver Besley, Clyde Bennett, Larry Bootes, Joe Sheaffer, John Atwell, Bill Wisner. Second Row: Lee Furlong, Ralph Boswell, Hilbert Hayslett, Mike Mason, Gilbert Post, George Waring, Chester Webb Louis Robbins, Paul Spiel, Ted Crosby, Bill Wagner. Third Row: Ray McDonough, John Pendley, John Fletcher, Bruce Saunders, Dan Hubbard, George Robinson, Jim Harris, Joe Trollinger. f elteU on the (jrictirch SENIORS First Row: Bob Vincent, John Pendley, Oliver Besley, Clyde Bennett, Louis Robbins, Bill Wisner, Bill Wagner. Second Row: Larry Bootes, Mike Mason, Jim Harris, Ted Crosby, Joe Troll- inger. Mr. Walter Schulte and Mr. Rob- ert Pulliam, the two new varsity coaches, brought a new system of play to Fairfax . . . Although the teams might not have made win- ning records, they will have many memories and experiences to look back on. I 1 First Row: Jim Young, Jerry Moorman, Roger Bostic, Jim Wyckoff, Frank Atwell, Wade Davis, Tim Elliott, Ray Rolka, Charles Rust. Second Row: Mr. Broaddus, Coach; Bob Hall, Richard Unger, Eu- gene Kirby, Lee Stough, Jim Birch, Peter King, John Goode, Forest Wood, Stewart Carter, Mr. Cun- ningham, Coach. Third Row: Paul Parsell, Fred Moore, John Wood, Jack Lee, Clark Holloway, Ivan Miller, Ray Fritter, Wayne Powell, Lee Masters, Joe Berry, Jimmy Shaw, Paul Foster, Henry Rytter. Fourth Row: Charles Wagner, Lloyd Dunn, Earl Sweatland, David Allen, Nelson Burke, Dick Coffin, John Avery, Jake Knupp, David Shipman, Stanley Shelton, John Shanton, Eddie Sloper, Glenn Hall. Out ' Jutute (jtiditoh £tatA A tense moment in the Falls Church game. . . . The Junior Varsity matched the pre- vious season’s record . . . Coach Pat Cun- ningham’s boys finished with a 3-3 record . . . The Varsity had a tough time of it as they registered a 2-8 endeavor . . . High- lights were the Homecoming win over Falls Church, 19-0, and the battle with Mount Vernon on Thanksgiving resulting in a hard-fought 18-14 setback . . . -{ 118 ) First Row: Walter Pendley, James Young, Neal Brian, Barton Freeman. Second. Row: Mr. Phipps, Coach; James Small, James Hill, Charles Tobin, Fred Wiggington, Clark Waring, Duncan MacAdam, Douglas Deny, Beverly Whitmer, Eugene Mock, Mr. Cofer, Coach. Third Row: Fred Mullins, Wilson Walsh, Dennis Post, Edward Dowell, Pat Morrow, Bill Delong, Ted Tate, Wells Jackson, David Mc- Cauley, John Owen, Bill Atwell, Ken Carrico, Jim Sherwood, Gordon Simpson, Henry Light. Fourth Row: John McCoy, Bill Parker, John McGovern, Joel Ensor, Clifford Baranowski, Charles Jones, Bob McDaniel, Bob Lewis, Gale Gibson, Fred Ward, Bob Hansborough, Lewis Ellis, Frank Bray. (jtade Carried the Pipkin Special instructions before sending in replacements. Remember . . . ’53’s three football teams, ready and eager to go . . . When the final game was played and the weary players turned in their uniforms, one team — the eighth grad- ers, boasted an above-the-average showing . . . Coach Robert Phipps “Baby Rebels” posted a 5-1 season . . . First Row: Kathleen Mullen, Joyce Anderson, Eileen Dawson, Janet Sayre, Karen Wagner, Lucy Yarborough, Shelia Sullivan, Lucille Rush, Judy White. Second Row: Janet Moyer, Cindy Campbell, Betty Byrd, Arlene Rosin, Pat Smith, Frances Whitehouse, Mary Jane Cook, Marilyn Gerhard, Zan Williamson, Lee Leonard. Third Row: Miss Swartz, Coach; Jean Kitchen, Mary Rose Miller, Sharon Keyes, Joyce Eppard, Catherine Thomas, Nancy Yowell, Caroline Evans, Jo Ann Davidson, Marcia Dar- rell, Rebecca Eppard, Elizabeth Moore, Linda Watson, Miss Grumbles, Coach. • • « (Zetnetnber . . . The cold, windy practice . . . The five wins and one loss . . . Our trips to different schools and the parties after the games . . . The Northern Virginia Tourna- ment that cold, rainy Saturday . . . The trip to Westhampton College for the All-State Tournament . . . The final party ending our suc- cessful season. Captains: Nancy Yowell SENIORS Sharon Keyes, Joyce Eppard, Catherine Thomas, Nancy Yowell, Caroline Evans, Jo Ann Davidson, Marcia Darrell, Rebecca Eppard. Manager : Grace Kline •{ 120 y £ftcrU Highlights Girls Basketball Team For ’53-’54 Just Chosen On November 9 , girl’s basket ' practice started. Eighty ' out. After a fe ' Miss Char ' chose girls VV team. The follow _ ' arolyn Lynch, ry Krchbiel, thy Trollinger M.veroie, vj A ' k S A ' V to rn«“ - Elaine Scamt Nancy Boggs, cille Cobb, Pt Marsden, Maril -£_eV fc Moore, Jannette Humphreys, Gerry ye - 0 e lips, Madolin M Briggs, Joan Crist, Squad of Forty Faces Toughest Schet Track Tean Sweat start p . g ust as about ' OU I Lei, 7 pre-season fc linVwien star Scheduled and blocking! began to ma The track team i split-T form; nf) v witli several c Linemen T , • , , , , it is spearheaded I Bennett, Den Larry Boots, d,Mance departmen Resley, who Eliis Ronald Co fullback. Tc Elmer Mudd, and at one end v strong one-mile r George War pose d of Mike W for the otht Kllis, Bill Wagner line are Ev vacancy will also and Rob points this season Backfield s Regardless of the the load rest twenty bo r s are o u underwent second or third ' y« Keith Donal , he class of 53 t( Dan Gilham tcrs with it; SUl , back, is retut Frank Lewis, and , _ Vincent. Aub bov interested in For HOCKey I eaiTI inson, and jo team • § Cockrill, Y; should cot Waller, coach as Frinks, Keye there j s st jii room Head Coach Q llr track tean to win half 1 a t )OUt n j ne track ni toughest sche -j-| ie ru Vming ever ing with W- yard dashf 220, 44 Thursday, September 17, hockey praoto? started under the leader- ship of coaches Miss Constance Grumbles and Miss Mary Jane Swartz. Over 40 enthusiastic girls turned tilpeper Sept out and , t,y now. are prepared for 11 one-mile relay and rave one tie i nice in Culpe one-mile relay, am field events consii jump, high jump. actual scrimmage. The work-outs have been tough, I hear from com- Generals and Zws. — — 45 Try Out for Baseball; Give he$ New Look ’ asebhll team opener, week in M arc! ' ijd Asistant with 4 , : hat break: M. Head e veteran: t and Olivet N up ' fron - gooc Is % y.y n. % % % : «i6 4 Pa-. Vo_ c _ C _ ’ O Of. 11 t n V. e 4 .. V 41-12 pasting muscles. -! 121 1 SaAketball CAPTAINS Gai n M ebb Nancy Prickett Du r wood Register Nancy Yowell MANAGERS First Row: Annabell Sherwood, Kate Krehbiel, Mike Bloch, Warren Ritter. Second Row: Jan Leestma, Betty Byrd, Beverly Whitmer. J. V. Joe Sheaffer Don Warren CAPTAINS « • V. Eighth Grade Carolyn Lynch Duncan MacAdam Arlowene Carrico Leo Evans -{122 k Donald Krohn, Ted Darrell, Tom Boswell, Ralph Boswell, Bill Clark, Gain Webb, Durwood Register, Dan Walker, Dennis King, Wilburn Moore, Wayne Lynch, Elmer Mudd, Robert Moser, Mike Wood- bury. VarJitij Zententber ... A substantial improvement in cagers’ records in ’53-’54 . . . The varsity had a fair season . . . Winning six and dropping eleven . . . The Rebels succeeded in turn- ing back Quantico, twice; James Wood, twice; little St. Stephens of Alexandria; and the Alumni . . . Also played were G. W., the Metro Champs, W.-L., Mt. Ver- non, Falls Church, Petersburg and Western. SENIORS Tom Boswell, Mike Woodbury, Elmer Mudd, Robert Moser. Joe Sheaffer, Jim Gaines, Bill Covington, Stan Smiley, Charles Munday, Peter King, Wayne Powell, Clark Waring, John Wood, Barry Clark, Jack Lee, Jerry Robertson, Donald Connick, Don Warren. UccpAterA Durwood Register grabs the rebound for Fairfax. Mr. Waller ended his third sea- son as head coach at Fairfax with hopes for a still better season next year . . . Mike Woodbury, who made the All-Northern Virginia Team, and Durwood Register headed the scoring for the team. First Row: Tom Wood, Duncan Mac Adam, Leo Evans, Bobby Leigh. Second Row: David Muran, Eddie Ott, James Allen, David Dorward. Third Row: Walter Pendley, Tom Welch, Marvin McClain, Richard Bomburgh. €iyhtk-(jra4e JbrikblerA The JayVee side of things was a bit brighter . . . “Broaddus’s Boys” finished a good year around the .500 mark . . . The Eighth- Grade team, the Baby Rebels, had a very good season, winning four and losing only two . . . Mr. Wil- liams did wonders with boys who had little or no basketball experi- ence. First Row: Mary Jane Cook, Kama Duryee, Nancy Yowell, Nancy Prickett, Betty Hansborough, Mari- lyn Krohn. Second Row: Dee Phillips, Jerry Phillips, Beti Humphreys, Peggy Gramm, Madolin Maf- fett, Catherine Thomas, Lucille Cobb, Mary Mylroie. Third Row: Janet Sayre, Marguerite Krehbiel, Mary Katherine Krehbiel, Jean Kitchen, Karen Wagner, Jayme Mylroie. VarAitif caA U Undefeated £eaJch Seniors: Mary Mylroie, Mary Katherine Krehbiel, Catherine Thomas, Nancy Yowell, Nancy Prickett. Tryouts, the final cut, hours of practice — all had a certain mean- ing .. . Numerous things had to be learned ... We were out to do our best . . . Always the patient and encouraging guidance of our coach urged us on . . . Butterflies came with the first game and soon were replaced by high hopes of representing our school well and being proud of it. First Row: Nancy Boggs, Polly Burns, Carolyn Lynch, Arlowene Carrico, Nancy Fisher, Lucille Rush. Second Row: Pam Skells, Lee Leonard, Linda Marsden, Wanda Bridges, Kathryn Russell, Sheila Sulli- van. Third Row: Frances Moore, Helen Lynch, Marilyn Gerhard, Katherine Kemp, Elaine Scamma- horn, Beverly McKinney, Elaine Eaton. JaifVeeJ loto Only One Teamwork and spirit worked side by side as an undefeated season rolled by ... A gift of apprecia- tion and remembrance was given to the coach as we all enjoyed the party climaxing the victorious sea- son . . . On the JayVee many girls were playing their first year of basketball . . . Time passed and the squad was molded together into a smooth-working unit — a team ... As a team, “Grumbles Gals ” record showed only one loss to mar an otherwise unblemished record. Last minute plans in the “student teacher” basketball game. SaAeball V. Capts: Janet Sayre Lucy Yarborough Varsity, Managers: Maurice Row, Carl Keller, Ray Fritter, Gene Miller CAPTAINS J. V. Capts: Beverly McKenna Damitra Cook J. V.: Ray McDonough Lee Johnson Varsity: Oliver Besley Tom Wood MANAGERS Eighth Grade: John McGovern Fred Ward Harry Selby J. V.: Richard Johnson Tony Phillips ■{ 128 1 - First Row: Mr. Pulliam, Coach; Ralph Boswell, Jim Birch, Jimmie Fullerton, John Atwell, Jack Lee, Mr. Broaddus, Coach. Second Row: Paul Foster, Larry Boyer, John Keyes, Joe Berry, Bill Morris, Tom Boswell. Third Row: Roger Bostic, Bob Vincent, Dick Grefe, Tom Wood, George Waring, Oliver Besley. VarAitij hiamcnd iiheup Seniors: Dick Grefe, Bob Vincent, Oliver Besley, Tom Boswell. . . . That bleak, cold February 2nd when pitchers and catchers (poor souls) started getting in shape . . . The razzing the pitchers got from the rest of the team, not yet out for practice . . . The razzing the pitchers and catchers gave the rest of the squad as they huffed and puffed around the athletic field . . . “Blue Friday” — first out . . . In- tra-squad games . . . New uniforms . . . Practice games with Falls Church. i First Row: Mr. Cunningham, Coach; Lee Johnson. Second Row: Joe Sheaffer, Richard Robinson, Barry Clark, Allan Sours. Third Row: Dick Clouser, Jimmie Shaw, Paul Parsell, Ken Cravo. Don Conmick, Richard Oliver. Fourth Row: Lloyd Dunn, Denny Langhorn, Freddie LaDue, Fred Moore, Bob Clauser, Arthur Rose, Ray McDonough. £ eb el £luyyerA Tom Wood fires his fast ball past all hitters. . . . That opening day 4-3 win over Mount Vernon . . . The man- agers’ tough job — stacking bats, chasing balls, grooming the field . . . April showers . . . Playing off those rain-outs . . . Trying to find that elusive white ball in the lights at night games . . . The coveted letters awarded in May . . . First Row: Mr. Doub, Paul Wallrabinstein, James Sherwood, David Logaman, Jerry Thompson, Ric- ard Millner, Fred Wiggington. Second Row: Eugene Mock, Royce Shelton, James Allen, Walter Pend- ley, James Byrd, Douglas Denny, Clark Waring, Clifton Cole, Bobby Sowers, Duncan MacAdam, Bernie Smith, Kenny Carrico. fiabtf ebeb at the feat Mr. Cunningham’s squad of 18 were out to repeat that 9-1 rec- ord of last year while Mr. Doub was guiding the Rebel stars of to- morrow with the eighth-graders. Everyone strikes out once in a while. First Row: Karen Wagner, Kama Duryee, Janet Sayre, Lucy Yarborough, Carol Ann Gicker, Mary Jane Cook. Second Row: Geraldine Phillips, Delores Phillips, Dorothy Bonner, Kay Merrell, Ellen Fones, Lucille Rush. Third Row: Jean Kitchen, Lucille Cobb. VarAitij tytA MANAGERS Varsity: Barbara Foltz Susan Besley J. V.: Mary Rose Miller Geraldine Trent tfeineirnber . . . The assembly outside for the first practice . . . The balls that evaded outstretched gloves . . . The trek down to the gym every morning to see if that name is still on the list . . . Practice every afternoon with teams formed. 132 J First Row: Elsie Dick, Carolyn Marrow, Beverly McKenna, Damitra Cook, Sandra Dye. Second Row: Jane Hurst, Marilyn Glover, Margie Young, Arlowene Carrico, Kathryn Russell. Third Row: Francis Moore, Kathleen Mullen, Doris McKenzie, Betty Thompson, Louise Langhorn, Sheila Sullivan, Grace Kline. JaifVee at the Rat . . . The grounders begin to find their way into gloves . . . That extra zip on pegs to first . . . The first game . . . Nervousness in school before the announcement that the softball team may be excused . . . The stage fright epidemic while warming up on the field . . . The fantasy changes to reality as the umpire yells “Play Ball!” A close play at third in a practice game. 2 , y First Row: Bill Via, Bruce Hunt, Bill Wagner, Mike Woodbury, Sammie Ellis, Gene Adams, Robert Moser, Bill Clark. Second Row: Richard Carpenter, Hilbert Hayslett, Marshall Painter, Larry Smith, Paul Spiel, Dick Hayes, Glenn Smith, Sheldon Currier, Wayne Carman. Third Row: Richard McDon- ough, Martin Steen, Dan Walker, Durwood Register, Dennis King, Ted Crosby, Gain Webb, Ronald Cole, Robert Stagner. Captains and Managers: George Dodson, Mike Woodbury, Bill Wagner, John Detwiler. Remember . . . The laps upon laps hoofed to Fairfax and back . . . That brisk April 3rd at the Memorial Re- lays . . . Hi-lites — the Maryland Invitational and Virginia State Meets. Seniors: First Row: Robert Moser, Bill Via, Bill Wagner. Second Row: Ted Crosby, Gene Adams, Glenn Smith, Mike Woodbury, Wayne Carman. CROSS COUNTRY — First Row: Mr. Waller, Coach; Martin Steen, Gene Adams, Ronald Cole. Second Row: Sammie Ellis, Dan Walker, Durwood Register, Mike Woodbury, Bill Clark. -1 134 1- T iZetnepiber . . . That first call of “Fore” echoing - across the links in early March . . . Ironing - out the hook on your drive . . . The time you broke 80 . . . The active sea- son with home matches at the Country Club . . . Building up to the Schoolboy Tournament in June. First Row: Ed Baranowski, Steve Foster, Clifford Baranowski, Robert Sutphin, Frank Bogle, Benny Leonard. Second Row: Harold Sparks, Bill Maines, Donald Beach, Rufus Rinker, Franklin Ramey. (jd — Tennis First Row: Jack Lippolt, Bill Wood, Chance Blaeuer. Second Row: Don Russell, Bill Stuart, Howard Payne, Jim Young, George Robinson. @ewm( er . . . Our newest sports innovation — the tennis squad, in its first year . . . Mr. Williams started the tennis ball rolling with a squad of 10. F E A T U R E S We will remember our special mo- ments that kept us happy . . . The girls anticipated the change from radish and carrot corsages to roses and or- chids . . . Soft music and dim lights compensated for the scratchy net for- mals . . . Chewing gum and bobby sox characterized our more informal hours . . . Spotlighted were our winners who exemplified our true ideals . . . We ex- perienced new adventures and found they added to our already-full basket of fun . . . We found new friends in both faculty members and fellow students . . . And in doing so we broadened our lives and learned to better appreciate the world around us . . . We certainly disproved the old adage that youth is wasted on the young. S ' s H K A E R Y 0 E N S Sharon was the happy Homecoming Queen. B E T T Y L P O A U Y N E N A P N R C I Y C K E T T Fairfax ' JaireA t Homecoming . . . The event our alumni had long awaited . . . The tour of our Alma Mater and the delicious dinner we served . . . the victorious Homecoming game . . . The crowning of our Queen . . . The dance afterwards during which we met many old friends . . . And finally, the end of a memorable evening. B E T T Y T J R E A A M N M E L N A Y N O C W Y E L L Our Homecoming court certainly outshined the stars. iZetnetnlter . . . The dance the girls anticipated . . . The strange varieties of Daisy Maes and Li’l Abners . . . Those ridiculous vegetable corsages . . . Marryin’ Sam adding spice to the evening ... We carried our memo- ries home, leaving a gym of corn stalks and pumpkins behind for the clean-up crew. Mary and Don took their vows before “Marrin’ Sam” Holsinger. Sadie Maw kins Sock Mop Look! No Shoes! “Check your shoes at the door!” . . . How proud we were of our prizes for the most original socks . . . As we bunny-hopped through the gym doors, we left be- hind us more pleasant mem- ories wrapped in green and white streamers. . . . the soft rustling dresses floating by as the warm candlelight scattered dancing shad- ows about the festive room . . . The music department performed wonders creating that enchanting land of candy canes and carolers . . . The Sno Ball court represented every class’s contribution to this gay evening . . . And as we danced, we suddenly realized that Christmas was here and one-third of our school year was ( Zentember over. Yuletide Season saw Carol Keyes crowned Snow Ball Queen. IH title tee and Iflemtnent . . . our Sno Ball First Roiv : Mary Gerwig, Vail Berkman, Jinny Stein, Carol Talbot, Carol Keyes, Nancy Yowell, Janie Laugh- ton, Helen Wisner, Betsy Isenberg. iill and Nancy . . . King and Queen for a night. transformed into a dreamy loveland . . . The tense moment when the court came through the heart of roses . . . The crowning of th e king and queen by our own little cupid . . . Goodnight, Sweetheart brought to a close this special night. Heart J and ' JlcuretA . . . Sweetheart Dance First Row: Betsy Isenberg, Carol Talbot, Vail Berkman, Nancy Yowell, Angela Lux- ford, Mary Gerwig, Barbara Judd, Carol Keyes. Second Row: Peter King, George Waring, Richard Oliver, Bill Wagner, Bill Hill, Dennis King, Garn Webb, Buddy Good, Dick Hayes. ' V . . . That hilarious first run without playbooks . . . Painting the set . . . The chaos of dress rehearsals . . . Those opening-night Butter- flies . . . And the feeling of a job well done as the curtain closed for the final time on No More Homework. Home Ec wasn’t Ronnie’s line. Results of a chaotic school day. tflcre Hcntetjcrk n CAST Miss Dill Miss Goodin Miss Ogilvie Mrs. Clendenning . . . Mr. Harper Coach Guthrie Mr. Lundquist “Buzz” Bailey Shalimar Ames “Midge” Murphy . . . Faversham Lighty, Jr. Tallulah Ploerz “Tick” Tok Mrs. Racket Ronald Sasson Elmer B. Ames Virginia Bles . Joanne Amundson Dawn Pineo Janice Miller Bill Harris . . . . Joe Sottosanti Bob Dalton Ronald McDonough | . . . . Connie Lytton Joan Thrall Lynn Sykes . Sandra Henderson Dave Wilson Juanita Crumbaugh Tom Wood | Tom Bennett I One for the money. fotnember . . . the anxiety over tryouts . . . Practice every other night . . . The double cast . . . Forgetting the lines . . . The sideburns and beards . . . That feeling as the curtain went up and our Senior Class came “Smilin’ Through.” Two for the show. ' Smilin ' ykwuqk n CAST Sarah Wayne .... Mary Clare John Carteret .... Dr. Owen Harding Willie Ainley .... Jerimiah Wayne . Kenneth Wayne . . Ellen Kathleen Moony een Anne Corse Joanne Cooke . Kay Breslin Nancy Prickett John Chalker Harry Holsinger Bill Wisner Larry Bootes George Ofelt Alan Share Bill Hill Danny Gilham , Don Russell Rufus Wilson . Ruby Garcia Carol Davis . Gayle Prosise Betty Berezoski . Mary Mylroie Sharyl Bryant j Three to get ready. Four to go. Mrs. Edmondson and Miss Story, along with Bill and Mr. Mac, kept our sales soaring. Ij layajm Despite ill-fitting prizes, we remained ambitious. The eating of lemons or lollipops . . . Beanies and a grab in the fishbowl by the high salesman . . . The triumphant struggle for those attractive clothes . . . The thrill of accomplishment as we set a new record for Fairfax. immy summoned us ly handful from fishbowl. “Eve met my quota, have you?” . . . “No, I’ve just made contact” . . . Familiar words during the magazine drive . . . (Zetnetnber the stiff competition between the teams, and for the monkey . . . The Wee-Stinkee family. ily watched those thermometers. spelling championship. We’ll long Kemet nber these students’ outstanding contributions to Fairfax High . . . They helped put F. H. S. on the map by the many news- paper articles written about their feats and their appearance on T. V. and radio . . . Jerry Eaton speaks for democracy. The “Trumpet Trio” was our T. V. contribution. Kenneth Dorward gained recognition for his “Burn- ing Question in Virginia. By displaying that extra initiative and the will to win, they’ve become ex- amples to us and we’re extremely proud of them. - Jo Chamblin’s super sales- manship led us through the Magazine Drive. Seniors experienced a thrill- ing sensation of pride as their senior wing material- ized . . . Our two exchange students, Hannah and Mar- tin, brought to us a clearer understanding of the world . . . Artistic talents bloomed forth in our bright, spacious art rooms . . . And our ad- ministration gladly move d into their comfortable new offices. , , -A Tim had hct Jtocd ObtifouA pnqteAA u?ill be ant oh cun heu went cried. We met Fairfax’s first triplets . . . Didn’t mind being guinea pigs for those ambitious stu- dents who helped in our clinic . . . Watched our teams with pride, sitting on the new bleach- ers . . . And, at last, we had a real ticket booth — wasn’t the in- scription on the plaque inspir- ing? And note a gear haA paAAed— toe ' tie had . . . our lighter memorieA - — — — our AeriouA moment A wma our ApaAmodic AteadieA and our fit At adequate Ano mi W k r rr 1km v ' ■ r — ■ A - : - -mm , . our be At intent fan A thought A for ether A and concern far ourAeliJeA la A ting faiendAhipA ... tie ll altiagA Remember Ike Helping Hand Chesley’s Assistants Reely’s Reliables Nurses Aides Hopper’s Helpers Library Dependables pply Room Salesmen -I 150] i hM a L . A i, ' ' hI « 1 1. v r 7 he S4 Afyerttiing We’ll Rewmbet our $1700 goal and be grateful to those businessmen whose interest in Fairfax High School helped 1954 be a successful SAMPLER year . . . The staff willingly donated their Saturdays and afternoons to the yearbook as they strived to meet their goal . . . Through last minute phone calls and the Cecil Wright Fan Club, we went over the top with . . . Cleo Black Carol Bowers Bill Clark Lucille Cobb Bob Dalton Roger Dowell Caroline Evans Rick Gale Mary Gerwig Peggy Gramm Jackie Grant Marie Hazelwood Woodrow Herring Pat Hughes Sharon Keyes Hlen Lynch Connie Lytton ♦Those who sold $100 in ads Betty Lou Payne Gayle Prosise Glenda Rettstatt Carolyn Richey Mary Ann Schottroffe Mark Smith Virginia Stein Richard Unger Penny Vanture A 151 Y Senior Directory AGNER, DONALD: Enjoys sports; wants a career in the Navy. William Byrd High School 1, 2, 3; Football 4. ANDERSON, JEAN: Likes music; plans to be a nurse. Washington Lee High School 1, 2, 3; Girls Chorus 4. AYERS, HENRY: Outdoor man; wants to go to college, study agriculture and become a farmer. BALLIET, BETTY: Likes to dance and roller skate: hopes to get into foreign service. BARRINGER, CURTIS: Interested in cars and mechanics; wants a career in the service or to be a cabinet maker. Patrol 1, 2; Baseball 2; Moni- tor 4. BEGGS, MALCOM: Makes model airplanes and cars; plans to go into engineering. BENHAM, JIMMY: Great trumpet player; going to be a professional musician. J.V. Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball manager 2; J.V. Basketball 3; All State Band 4, 5; Drum Major 4, 5. BEREZOSKI, BETTY: Loves music, likes to sketch and read; wants to be a choral music teacher at Fairfax. Junior Honor Society; Square Dance Club 1; Glee Club 1; Mixed Choir 2 (Li- brarian), 3 (Librarian), 4 (Publicity Manager); Ninette 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Student Govern- ment 3, 4; Senior Play. BERRY, BILL: Enjoys horseback riding; hopes to be a successful lawyer. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BERRYHILL, BARBARA: Likes to swim and dance; wants to be a fashion model. Talent Shows 1, 2, 3. BLACK, CLEO: Swimming enthusiast; wants to be successful in life. Junior Society; Student Government 1, 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Junior Play Yearbook 3, 4 (Assistant Editor); Quill and Scroll 4 (President); Honor Society 3, 4. BOOKOUT, SAM: Collects and shoots antique guns; would like to own a gun shop. Monitor 3, 4. BOOTES, LARRY: Likes fishing and hunting; wants to be a millionaire. Band 1, 2, 3; J.V. Football 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Monitor 4; Student Government 4; Senior Play. BOSWELL, TOM: Enjoys sports; J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 2, 4; Stu- dent Government 2 (Treasurer); Football 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4. BOWERS, CAROL: Likes to sew and draw; plans to go to college to study art and music. Junior Honor Society; Student Government 1, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Girls Chorus 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Mixed Choir 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. BRESLIN, KAY: Enjoys knitting, reading, and music; wants to be a nurse. J.V. Hockey 3 (Co- Captain); Student Government 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Senior Play. BROWN, SHIRLEY: Collects popular records; hopes to be a good wife. Junior Honor Soc iety; Homeroom Vice-President 3, 4; Yearbook 3. BRYANT, SHARYL: Likes to sew; wants to be a musician. Junior Honor Society; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); All State Band 3; Student Government 3; Senior Play. CANARD, TOMMY: Interested in cars; wants to be a television engineer. Boxing Manager 1. CARMAN, WAYNE: Fools around with green- houses and gadgets; wants to be a mechanical engineer. Radio Club 1; Track 3, 4. CARROLL, RUTH: Everyone’s friend. Junior Honor Society, Class Vice-President 1, 2; Home- room President 2, 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Student Government 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 4. CAUDLE, ANNE: Enjoys horseback riding, square dancing and skating; wants to be a stenog- rapher. Kennel Club 1; FHA 3. CAUDLE, JOHN: Hopes to be an auto mechanic. Business Club 2, 3, 4 (President). CHALKER, JOHN: Likes literature and danc- ing; wants to be a lawyer. Stamp Club 1 (Vice- President); Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3; Class Senator 3; Student Government 4; Senior Play. CLIFFORD, ANNE: Likes music; wants to be a success. Band 1, 2, 3; Newspaper (Circulation Manager). CODDINGTON, CAROL: Enjoys cartooning and collecting miniature vases; wants to travel and be happily married. Glee Club 1; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Honor Society 4. 4152 )- ttest Wishes! From Your Friendly Neighborhood Store Featuring Famous Names in Fine Home Furnishings Drexel Brandt Georgetown Galleries Thomasville Bucks County Provincial Simmons Sealy Englander Rembrandt Mohawk Carpets And Many Other Quality Lines For Your Shopping Pleasure Pay Us a Visit Soon DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT Opposite Fairfax High School Crescent 3-2455 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. d 153 S Senior Directory COLEMAN, CHARLES: Fishing and hunting enthusiast; wants to go to college. Monitor 3, 4; Patrol 4; Tennis 4. COLLIER, NEIL: Wants to go into the printing- business. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. COOKE, JOANNE: Likes to read; wants to be successful and happy. Junior Honor Society; Glee Club 1; J.V. Hockey 2; Student Government 2, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Junior Play; Glee Club 3; Newspaper 3 (Exchange Editor); Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Honor Society 3; Mixed Choir 4; Cheerleader 4; Senior Play. CORSE, ANNE: Likes swimming and music; wants to go to college and become an elementary school teacher; Junior Honor Society (Treas- urer); Newspaper 3, 4 (Editor); Junior Play; Honor Society (Vice-President); Senior Play. CRAWFORD, CATHERINE: Likes to roller skate; hopes to be a good wife and secretary. CROSBY, TED: Interested in photography; hopes to pass algebra and graduate from high school. J.V. Football 1, 2; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Foot- ball 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 5; Mixed Chorus 5. CROSON, JIMMIE: Likes stock cars; wants to have a career in the Air Force. Homeroom Pres- ident 1; Student Government 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 4. CUSHNIE, DICK: Enjoys swimming, dancing and music; wants to be a minister. J.V. Football 1; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 2, 3, 4; DANIELS, ANDY: Likes hunting and fishing; wants to be a farmer. DARRELL MARCIA: Enjoys swimming, horse- back riding and dancing; hopes to be a secretary. Pep Club 1; Majorette 1; Hockey 3, 4. DAVIDSON, JO ANN: Likes to swim and dance; wants to own a clothing store. Pep Club 1; Ma- jorette 1; Hockey 3, 4. DAVIDSON, MARJORIE: Loves classical music; hopes to be a success. Pep Club 1; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Girls Chorus 2, 3; Cheerleader 3; Varsity Club 4. DAVIS, CAROL: Likes to sing and dance; hopes to be a nurse. Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Yearbook 1; Home Ec. Club (Treasurer); Newspaper 4 (Ad- vertising Manager); Senior Play. DAVIS, THELMA: Wants to be a secretary. Homeroom President 1; Patrol 2, 3 (Sergeant), 4 (Lieutenant). DEAN, DONALD: Likes guns; wants to be a gunsmith. DONALDSON, JACK; Enjoys woodworking; would like to own and operate a fleet of trucks. DOVE, AUDREY: Likes to swim; wants to be- come a typist and get married. Pep Club 1. DOVE, ERNEST: Enjoys swimming and draw- ing; wants to go into the Navy or become a Greyhound Bus Driver. Bus Driver 3, 4. DYE, STANLEY: Firefighter; would like to be a printer. Firefighter 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 4. DYER, JEANNE: Enjoys interior decorating; plans to go to college and major in sociology. Student Government 1, 2, 3; Prom Chairman 3; Bible Club Chairman 4. EATON, JERRY : Likes to sing and do wood- working; wants to be a good minister. J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2; Student Government 1, 3, 4 (Vice- President); Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 2; Junior Play (Business Manager); Honor Society 4. EDWARDS, MARVIN: Enjoys woodcarving; would like to be a salesman. EHINGER, UNA LEE: Wants to go to college. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4. EPPARD, JOYCE: Likes to listen to records; hopes to be a stenographer. Pep Club 1; J.V. Softball 2; Hockey 4. EPPARD, BECKY : Likes to dance and roller skate. Homeroom President 1; Pep Club 1; Hockey 4. ERICSON, KARIN: Enjoys writing and hand- crafts; would like to be a writer. Junior Honor Society; Photography Club 1; Newspaper 2, 3, 4 (Exchange Editor); Student Government 4. EVANS, CAROLINE: Great horseback rider, likes to show horses; wants to go to college and study Home Economics. Junior Honor Society; J.V. Hockey 2; Hockey 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Year- book Staff 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 (Secretary). { 154 j FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS Supplied by W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 East Grace Street or P. O. Box 475 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Dresses Sportswear Lingerie Accessories LADY FAIRFAX 100 North Payne Street - Fairfax, Virginia Crescent 3-2350 Fairfax Bank Bldg. 4 155 y Senior Directory FERGUSOX, PAT: Likes to skate; hopes to be a commercial artist. Oxen Hill High 1, 2, 3; Band 4. FIELD, OWEN: Fools around with television; wants to be in the Navy. FOX, JEAN: Going to be a secretary or stenog- rapher. Pep Club 1. FOX, BILL: Music enthusiast; wants to make a good contribution to society. Class Senator 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Newspaper 2, 3 (Editor), 4; Junior Play; Double Sextet. FURRY, JAY: Likes to fish and hunt; wants to be an electrician and raise a large family. J.V. Basketball 2; Basketball 3; Monitor 4. GARCIA, RUBY: Enjoys dancing and cooking; wants to be a good homemaker. Dramatics Club 1; Senior Play 4. GERALD, BEULA: Roller skating enthusiast; hopes to be a kindergarten teacher. Majorette 1. GIBSON, BILL: Likes girls and hot rods. Moni- tor 3; Football 4. GILBERTSON, SUZI: Likes swimming, dancing, parties and men; wants to be an Olympic swim- mer. Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Ninette 2, 3, 4; Chee rleader 2; Student Government 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. GILHAM, DANNY: Great athlete; hopes to be a psychologist. Baseball 3; Football 3, 4; Senior Play. GODFREY, LOUISE: Likes to collect records; wants to be a nurse. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Choir 4. GORDON, REGINIA: Enjoys bowling and skat- ing; wants to be a clerk-typist and to be happily married. Pep Club 1. GRANT, JACKIE: Likes drawing and horseback riding; going to college to study art and educa- tion. Junior Honor Society; Yearbook 4. GRAY, CHARLES: Music fan; wants to go into business. Mixed Choir 3, 4; Monitor 4. GREFE, DICK: Outdoor man; wants to go to college and be a civil engineer. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3. GRIFFITH, DICK: Likes to bowl and work on cars; wants to be a mechanic. Student Govern- ment 2. HANNAH, SHIRLEY: Enjoys roller skating; wants to be a dancing teacher and get married. HARKNESS, DIANE: Likes music and sports; hopes to be a success. Kennel Club 1; Pep Club; Glee Club 1; Junior Honor Society; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Double Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4 (President); Varsity Club 4. HARRIS, JIMMY: Loves to paint with oils; hopes to be an artist. Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRISON, BRADLEY: Fool around with cars; wants to be an engineer. J.V. Football. HATCH, BOBBIE: Likes to sew, read, dance and collect records; plans to go to college, study oc- cupational therapy and live in New England. Art Club 1; Junior Honor Society; Basketball 1; Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Government 3, 4. HEATH, AGNES: Enjoys painting; wants to be a secretary or a designer. Choral Club 1; Latin Club 2. HENRY LAWRENCE: Likes sports and popular music; hopes to be an architect or a building contractor. Football 1, 2. HENSLEY, GLENDA: Enjoys dancing and col- lecting records; wants to work in the advertising field. Pep Club 1; Hockey 4. HESSOM, PATSY: Likes painting and sewing; hopes to be a fashion designer or a cattle rancher. FHA 1; Homeroom Secretary 4. HICKS, JACK: Likes to read and listen to music. Track 1; Baseball 2; Homeroom President 3; Student Government 3, 4 (President); Debate Club 4. HIGGINS, CHARLES: Enjoys carving. Track 3. HILL, BILL: Wants to be a commercial airline pilot. J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Student Government 3; Monitor 3, 4; Junior Play; Class President 4; Senior Play. HINSHAW, MIKE: Outdoor type; wants to be a mechanical engineer. Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Student Government 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. HISE, BILL: Collects coins; wants to be a me- chanical engineer. PHOTOGRAPHY MERIN STUDIOS School Annual Photography PORTRAITS — GROUPS — VIEWS — ACTION Glossies for Fine Production 1010 Chestnut Street Phone: Pennypacker 5777 PHILADELPHIA 7, PENNSYLVANIA MURPHY AMES IS EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF LUMBER — MILLWORK — OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS FROM YARDS LOCATED AT ROSSLYN FALLS CHURCH HERNDON FAIRFAX JA 2-11 II JE 3-3100 Herndon I CR 760 You Will Receive Courteous, Prompt Service Regardless of the Amount You Purchase ESTIMATES FREELY GIVEN MURPHY AMES d 157 H Senior Directory HOLLY. KAY: Likes to collect stamps; hopes to be a private secretary or welfare worker. Mixed Choir 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4. HOLSINGER, HARRY: Active in Boy Scouting; wants to be a Methodist minister. Junior Play; Class Senator 4; Monitor 4; Senior Play. HOOVER, JANICE: Plays the piano; plans to go to college. Woodrow Wilson High 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Newspaper 4 (Copy Editor). HUBBARD. LEE: Wants to be a detective. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 3; Honor Society 3, 4. HUGHES, PAT: Hopes to go to secretarial school. Junior Honor Society; Yearbook 3, 4 (Co-Make-Up Editor). HUMMER, BILL: Plays softball; wants to be an Air Force pilot. Projection Club 1, 2. HUNTER, MYRA: Likes to roller skate; hopes to be a secretary. Dramatics Club 1. IIL’NTER, STANFORD: Likes music; wants to go into forestry or woodworking. Bus driver 4. JARRELL, PAUL: Plays the guitar; wants to be a professional musician. JENKINS, JOHN: Likes to dance; hopes to be a dentist. Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Newspaper 4. J ERMAN, DORIS: Enjoys sewing and cooking; wants to be happily married. JERMAN, JEAN: Likes sewing and cooking; hopes to be a good housewife. JOHNSON, NANCY:, Collects records; plans to go to college and be a teacher. JOHNSTON, DORIS: Likes skating and swim- ming; hopes to be a photographer. Pep Club 1; Dance Club 2. JOHNSTON, JIMMY: Enjoys swimming and fly- ing; wants to be an aviator. J.V. Football 1, 2; Junior Honor Society; Patrol 1. 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Student Government 3, 4. JONES, MARY: Enjoys skating, bowling and collecting photographs; hopes to be a successful secretary. KANE, KITTY: Likes to dance and model; wants to be a good wife. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. KELLY, JUDY: Likes swimming and bowling; wants to be a model. KELSEY, BEN: Hopes to own a taxi service. Football 1; Track 3. KEYES, WAYNE: Likes woodworking and fools around with motors; wants to go into the Air Force. Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor So- ciety 4. KEYES, SHARON: Likes horses; wants to go to college. J.V. Softball 2; J.V. Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey 4. KIEFFER, STANLEY: Likes square dancing; hopes to study commercial law. Junior Honor Society; Boys Chorus 1; Football 1; Track 1, 2; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4; Double Sextette 2, 3. 4; Class Senator 3; Student Government 4; Monitor 4. KNICELY, GERRY: Collects records; hopes to be a clerk-typist. Pep Club 1. KNOTT, HOMER: Likes to hunt and fish, hopes to be a successful businessman. Bus Driver 4. KREHBIEL, KATE: Collects teddy bears; wants to be a teacher. Junior Honor Society; Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Manager 3, 4; Hockey Manager 3; Student Government 4. KREHBIEL, MARY: Makes her own clothes; hopes to be a lab technician and get married. Basketball 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 4. KROHN, DONALD: Enjoys sports; wants to be a lawyer. J.V. Basketball 3; Basketball 4. KULDELL, BOB: Likes automobiles; wants to be an electrical engineer. LANG, PAT: Hopes to be a stenographer. George Washington High 1, 2, 3. LAREAU, RONALD: Enjoys hunting; wants to be a pilot. Bus Driver 4. LAWRENCE, PAULINE: Collects story book dolls; wants to be an interior decorator. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWSON, BARBARA: Likes to dance, skate, eat and sleep; hopes to become a typist and get mar- lied. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 4. I.E GALLAIS, RANDY: Enjoys music and stamp collecting; hopes to study government or music. Band 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer). LEIGH, BUDDY: Plans to be a farmer. LESTER, DELMAR: Likes to paint; wants to be an artist. Fishing Club 1; Art Club 1, 2. 158 P READ THE GAZETTE AMERICA ' S OLDEST DAILY PAPER Established 1784 FAIRFAX COUNTY ' S HOME PAPER King 9-0004 — Phone J. W. AYERS VARIETY STORE 5853 N. Washington Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Phone Ke. 8-5678 Store Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Monday thru Saturday DuPont Paints — Hardware — Toys Stationery — Notions — Cosmetics Garden and Lawn Supplies Air Conditioned t 159 1- Senior Directory LEWIS, JOAN: Enjoys writing letters; wants to be a businesswoman. Mixed Choir 1, 4; Girls Chorus 2, 3. LINKOUS, SUE: Hopes to be a laboratory tech- nician. Pulaski High 1, 2. LOHR, ROY: Likes music; wants to have a career in the service. Bus Driver 4. LOWE, DONNA: Enjoys dancing; hopes to be a successful clerk-typist. FHA 1. LUXFORD, ANGELA: Likes to talk, read and watch baseball games; wants to travel, meet lots of interesting people and enter into politics. Dramatics Club 1; Newspaper 1; Homeroom President 2, 3; Class Secretary 2; Student Gov- ernment 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Class Treasurer 3; Junior Play; Yearbook 3, 4 (Class Editor). MacADAMS, DEBBIE: Plays the guitar; plans to be a biochemist. Junior Honor Society; Stu- dent Government 1, 2, 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Cheerleader 2; Junior Play; Honor Society 3, 4 (President). McCLINTOCK, BILL: Sports enthusiast; wants to have a successful life. Projection Club 1. McDANIEL HIBBY: Enjoys hunting and fishing. McDIARMID, BOB: Likes tennis, hopes to be an engineer. Chess Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4 (President); Newspaper 4 (Sports Editor). MALANGA, JOYCE: Enjoys television, reading, and stamp collecting; wants to go into politics. MASON, MIKE: Likes hunting and fishing; hopes to play college football. Fishing Club 1 (President); Baseball 1; Glee Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4. MERRIMAN, CHARLOTTE: Loves to dance; would like to be a dancing instructor. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHIE, VIVIAN: Enjoys dancing; hopes to do office work. Junior Honor Society; Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Choir 4. MILLER, BARBARA: Plays the clarinet, piano and cello; wants to be a public school music di- rector or a professional clarinetist. Junior Honor Society; Photography Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Librarian); All State Band 2, 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4. MILLER, GENE: Likes fishing and swimming; hopes to be in the Navy. Boys Chorus 1; Busi- ness Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President); J.V. Football 1, 2; Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4; Patrol 2; Glee Club 2; Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4; Junior Play (Manager); Football Manager 3, 4; Varsity 3, 4 (President); Senior Play (Manager). MILLICAN, CAROLYN: Enjoys swimming and horseback riding; wants to be a nurse and hap- pily married. Frankfurt American High 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Cheerleader 4. MISTELSKE, JOYCE: Good artist, plans to be a fashion designer. MOHLER, EWELL: Hot rod enthusiast; wants to be an aviator. J.V. Football 1; Fire Fighters 3, 4. MANTAGUE, DAVE: Enjoys swimming and playing the guitar; wants to be successful and happy. MOORE, JORETTA: Likes to sing; hopes to be a clerk-typist. FHA 3, 4. MORGAN, RALPH: Wants to be a success. Foot- ball 4; Baseball 4. MOSER, ROBBIE: Likes swimming and basket- ball; hopes to be a success in business and private life. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. MOWSON, JOYCE: Enjoys dancing, art and cooking; would like to be an airline hostess. Girls Chorus 3, 4. MULLEN, TOM; Flying enthusiast; wants to be a pilot. Track manager 1, 2, 3; Patrol 1, 2, 3 (Lieutenant); 4 (Lieutenant); Monitor 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 3; Student Government 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. MULLER, MORREL: Likes math, hunting and swimming; wants to be an electrical engineer. MYLROIE, MARY; Enjoys painting and sports; wants to go to college, become an actress and raise a family. Modeling Club 1 (President); Patrol 1, 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Junior Play; Bask- etball 3, 4; Ninette 3, 4; Student Government 4; Senior Play. NOBLE, JUDY: Collects photographs; hopes to be a secretary. Junior Honor Society; Homeroom Secretary 1, 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4 (Co-Make-Up Editor). NOLL, DONALD: Makes model airplanes; hopes to go into the Navy or do construction work. 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Junior Honor Society; Homeroom Presi- dent 1; Class Senator 2, 3; Junior Play (Business Manager); Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4 (Editor); Senior Honor Society 3, 4. PAYNE, HOWARD: Enjoys music, chess, read- ing, and hunting; wants to go into forestry or aeronautical designing. J.V. Football 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Monitor 4. PAYNE, JOAN: Likes dancing and skating; wants to be a private secretary. Pep Club 1. PENDLEY, JOHN: Builds radios; wants to be an Air Force pilot. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PHIEFFER, LYNN: Likes horses. PHELPS, ROBERT: Likes to eat and sleep; wants to be a draftsman. Chess Club 1. PRICE, NEIL: Enjoys tinkering with cars; hopes to be a mechanical engineer. PRICKETT, NANCY: Likes sports and eating; wants to get a B.S. in nursing. Junior Honor Society; Square Dance Club 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Basketball 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Varsity Club 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4 (Secre- tary); Senior Play; Senior Honor Society. PROSISE, GAYLE: Enjoys sewing and collecting ballerina figures; wants to go to college. Junior Honor Society; J.V. Hockey 1, 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Hockey 3; Newspaper 3: Student Government 4; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll 4 (Treasurer) Senior Play. RAMSAUER, HANNA: Likes singing, dancing, rowing and camping; wants to go into the field of youth education. Bremen Germany High School 1, 2, 3. RASMUSSEN, CAROL: Collects miniatures and popular records; wants to be a good wife. RENSHAW, GERRY: Music enthusiast; would like to be a private secretary or accompanist. RETTSTATT, GLENDA: Interested in art, danc- ing and sewing; wants to be happily married. Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4. ROBBINS, LOUIE: Likes hunting and swimming; wants to make a million dollars. Football 2, 4. ROBINSON, GAY: Collects foreign dolls; hopes to be airline hostess. Student Government 4. ROBINSON, POLLY: Hot rod fan; plans to com- plete two years of college. Student Government 1; Glee Club 1. ROSE, BILLY BOB: Wants to be successful in life. ROWE, GARY: Collects stamps and foreign money; plans to go into the field of medicine. Junior Honor Society; Art Club 1; Rifle Club 2; J.V. Football 2; Student Government 3, 4. RUSSELL, DONALD: Likes swimming and camp- ing; wants to be an engineer. J.V. Football 2; Junior Play; Student Government 3, 4; Monitor 4; Honor Society 4. SCHOTTROFFE, MARY ANN: Wants to become a nurse. Junior Honor Society; Square Dance Club; Yearbook 3, 4 (Business Manager). SCHULTZ, BETTY JANE: Likes horseback rid- ing; wants to be a good wife and secretary. Homeroom President 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, JOAN: Enjoys modern dancing and swimming . J.V. Hockey 1; Softball 1; Home- room Secretary 2; Cheerleader 2; Majorette 3; Newspaper 3, 4. SCOTT, LAWRENCE: Makes model railroads; wants to be a metal worker. SEYMOUR, PAUL: Raises fighting chickens; hopes to be a poultry farmer. Agriculture 2; Football 3. SHARE, ALAN: Wants to become a U. S. citi- zen and be a teacher. Debate Club 4 (Vice- President); Monitor 4; Homeroom President 4; Senior Play. SIMPSON, CARL: Plays baseball and collects Civil War relics; wants to be a policeman. Foot- ball 1; Baseball 2. SMARR, SHIRLEY: Enjoys swimming; wants to be a clerk-typist and get married. Pep Club 1; Student Government 2. i 162 J- FURNITURE - CARPETING MODEST PRICES Open Every Night Til 9 Free Parking — Generous Terms ARLINGTON ALEXANDRIA • FALLS CHURCH THE MOSAIC TILE COMPANY Zanesville, Ohio 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 3-0440 d 163 1- Senior Directory SMITH, ALICE: Likes to knit and bowl; hopes to be a nurse. Girls Chorus 2; Student Govern- ment 3; Mixed Choir 3, 4. SMITH, BARBARA: Collects sheet music; wants to be a success. Pep Club 1, 2. SMITH, DORSEY: Likes hunting and painting; wants to go to college. Football 2; Track 2; Monitor 4. SMITH, GLENN: Collects records; plans to be a mechanical engineer. Track 3, 4; Student Gov- ernment 4. SMITH, MARK: Likes to camp and collect rec- ords; wants to be in foreign service. Basketball 2; Class Senator 2; Newspaper (Sports Editor) 2; Yearbook 4. SOWERS, JACKIE: Active in Job’s Daughters; wants to go to college and get married. Monitor 1; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 2; Student Government 3, 4. Junior Play. SPARKS, MANNY: Collects stamps. Student Government 1, 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4. STOVER, BETTY: Likes dancing and skating; wants to make lots of money. Girls Chorus 4. STOVER, BETTY: Likes dancing and bowling; wants to make lots of money. Girls Chorus 4. STUART, LUTHER: Enjoys bowling; wants to finish high schol and study further. Football 1; Boxing 1; Bus Driver 3, 4. SUTPHIN, ETHEL: Likes to cook and sew; hopes to be a good housewife. TALBOTT, RICK: Enjoys making model boats and swimming; wants to be an electrician. Stu- dent Government 2; Monitor 3, 4. THOMAS, BEULA: Likes to skate; hopes to be- come a legal secretary. THOMAS, KITTY: Likes sewing and reading; wants to stay happy and be a success. Dramatics Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Play (Prompt- er); Hockey 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Varsity Club 4. THOMPSON, BOB: Collects trains and guns. TIMMONS, JOAN: Likes to dance, sing, travel, skate and collect records; wants to be a good secretary. Glee Club 1; Student Government 4. TINKHAM, JOAN: Collects records, likes to cook and sew; hopes to be a secretary and homemaker. FHA 1. TRACER, RONNIE: Interested in photography; wants to travel and take pictures. Newspaper 4 ( Photographer). TRAMMEL, BETTY JEAN: Collects records; hopes to be a secretary or stenographer. Junior Honor Society; Pep Club. TROLLINGER, JOE: Likes to fish and swim; wants to own a chain of motels and raise thor- oughbreds. Football 4. UHLER, SALLIE: Interested in Job’s Daughters and swimming; wants to go to college and be a teacher. Student Government 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2. VIA, BILL: Likes girls; wants to graduate from high school. Football 1, 2; Track 3, 4. VINCENT, BOB: Sports enthusiast; hopes to be a success. Junior Honor Society; Class President 2; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Football; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4. VOGEL, ANTHONY: Interested in photography and taxidermy; hopes to go to college. Junior Honor Society; Projection Club 1; J.V. Football 2; Basketball Manager 3. WAGNER, BILL: Likes model trains and sports; plans to be a biologist or forester. Junior Honor Society; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Home- room President 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. WAPLE, DOROTHY: Enjoys cooking; hopes to be a typist. Pep Club 1; Yearbook 2. WAPLE, JOAN: Likes cars; wants to be a stenographer. Cheerleader 1, 2; Student Govern- ment 2; Varsity 2, 3, 4. WARE, RUSSELL: Interested in hot rods and mechanics. Football 1; Basketball 2, 3. WHITEHURST, DOTTIE: Collects records; hopes to be a stenographer. Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1. WILSON, RUFUS: Tries to keep his car run- ning; wants to graduate from college. Newspa- per 2, 3; Junior Play; Class Senator 4. WISNER, BILL: Likes music; hopes to be an architect. Football 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. WOODBURY, MIKE: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Track 3, 4. WRIGHT, MABEL: Enjoys skating; wants to be happily married. J.V. Basketball 1; Home- room President 2; Student Government 3. ■{ 164 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 HERBERT BRYANT, INC. Established in I 867 Alexandria, Virginia King 9-3500 Manufacturers of High Grade Fertilizers and Feeds Dealers in Field Seeds, Wire, Nails, and Lucas Paints BRANCHES: Warrenton, Va. Winchester, Va. Leesburg, Va. Manassas, Va. Fredericksburg, Va. Gaithersburg, Md. Manassas Phone 227 i 165 y Club Directory STUDENT GOVERNMENT Page 84 President Jack Hicks Vice-President Jerry Eaton Acting Secretary Angela Luxford Treasurer John Hall Cabinet Member: Eugene Adams, Betty Berezoski, Carol Bowers, Joanne Cooke, Dick Cushnie, Mike Hinshaw, Jimmy Johnston, Kate Krehbiel, Gene Miller, Tom Mullen, Mary Mylroie, Gary Rowe, Jackie Sowers, Joan Timmons. Senators: Seniors — Harry Holsinger, Rufus Wilson; Juniors — Sue Chapman, Robert Dalton; Sopho- mores — Julian Chalker, Josephine Chamblin; Freshmen — Jimmy Berryhill, Peter King. Representatives : Charles Ahalt, Nancy Ayers, Juanita Beckwith, David Berry, Chris Branch, Barbara Bogle, Michael Bonnet, Larry Bootes, Kay Breslin, Mary Jo Brinkholder, Barbara Burkholder, Ar- lowene Carrico, John Chalker, Nancy Cooke, Kathy Crist, Rita Eckenrode, Lewis Ellis, Caroline Evans, Gretchen Furr, Mary Gerwig, Phyllis Graham, Peggy Gramm, James Harrison, Barbara Holt, Karen Hood, Charlotte Houtz, Betsy Isenberg, John Jenkins, Violet Jennell, Kathy Kemp, Glen Kerrick, Pat Keys, Robert Ledden, Virginia Linton, Carolyn Lynch, Connie Lytton, Mary McDiarmid, Pat Maxwell, Ted Montgomery, Arthur Moreland, Dennis Murphy, Gayle Prosise, Bill Pugh, Joanne Reynolds, Betsy Ross, Buddy Rust, Bernie Schmith, Jean Simpson, Phyllis Smith, Danny Starnes, Myrtle Starry, Carol Talbot, James Taylor, Richard Unger, Carla Warner, Betty Warren, Toni Weber, Thomas Weetman, Becky Yost. YEARBOOK Page 88 Editor-in- Chief Betty Lou Payne Assistant Editor Cleo Black Business Manager Mary Ann Schottroffe Staff : Carol Bowers, Ruth Carroll, Bill Clark, Lucille Cobb, Ronnie Crabtree, Bob Dalton, Caroline Evans, Rick Gale, Mary Gerwig, Peggy Gramm, Jackie Grant, Pat Hughes, Sharon Keyes, Angela Luxford, Hlen Lynch, Connie Lytton, Judy Noble, Gayle Prosise, Glenda Rettstatt, Carolyn Richey, Mark Smith, Virginia Stein, Toni Weber. i 166 P WASHINGTON KITT ' S ALEXANDRIA EVERYTHING IN MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS The largest and most complete selection of band, orchestra and other instruments in this area. Instru- ment Loan Courses. Rental-Purchase Plan. PIANOS Many fine makes including KNABE, the Official Piano of the Metropolitan Opera. A complete price range and budget terms. Rental-Purchase Plan. ORGANS SHEET MUSIC • RECORDS • HIGH FIDELITY 1330 G Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. KITTS 2621 Mt. 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C. — All Accounts Insured up to $10,000 t 167 ]- Club Directory NEWSPAPER Editor Copy Editor Production Editors B usin ess Manager Page 90 Anne Corse Janice Hoover Nancy Prickett, Bill Fox Carolyn Brumback Linda Allen, Joanne Amundson, Nancy Ayers, Vail Berkman, Susan Besley, Kay Breslin, Lynn Brice, Carolyn Brumback, Cindy Campbell, Susan Chapman, Anne Clifford, Carol Coddington, Harriet Col- lier, Nancy Cooke, Anne Corse, Ronald Crabtree, Joan Crist, Joan Curt, Bob Dalton, Susan Daugh- erty, Carol Davis, Wade Davis, Kenneth Dorward, Karin Ericson, Lois Euler, Priscilla Eure, Nancy Fisher, Steve Foster, Bill Fox, Ronald Fox, Rick Gale, Jean Gilpatrick, Buddy Good, Betty Hansborough, Bill Harris, Dick Hayes, Sandra Henderson, Maguerite Henry, Janice Hoover, John Jenkins, Gwyn Jones, Jill Jorgenson, Barbara Judd, Carl Keller, Kathy Kemp, Kay Key, Pat Keys, Dick Koones, Donald LeGallais, Bobby Luttrell, Carolyn Lynch, Debbie MacAdam, Larry McCray, Bob McDiarmid, Helen McIntyre, Laura Mason, Pat Maxwell, Mary Miller, Elizabeth Moore, Suzanne Morris, Ricky Mosher, Janey Moyer, Patricia Naughton, Bobby Nay, Sarah Newcomb, George Ofelt, Alcinda Payne, Martha Phyfe, Dawn Pineo, Nancy Prickett, Ida Mae Rice, Donald Rouse, Suzanne Schwitz, Teresa Simpson, Pamela Skells, Nancy Smullin, Sylvia Sorrell, Betsy Sterner, Paul Steueke, Lynn Sykes, Catherine Thomas, Pat Thompson, Ronald Traeger, Geraldine Trent, Jo Ann Turner, Penny Van- ture, Sandra Walker, Isabelle Walters, Willard Webb, Judy White, Carolyn Williams, Helen Wisner. BAND Page 92 . . . Ruth Nordlie Arthur Moreland . Sharyl Bryant Randy LeGallais MEMBERS Flutes: Pat Ferguson, Lee Fowler, Sarah Gerhard, Gail Hamilton, Sandra Kollender, Betty Oliver, Joyce Printz, Elaine Scammahorn. Oboes: Lancia Cohn, Louise Waller. Bassoon: Toni Garlan. Clari- nets: Robert Adcock, William Berry, Randy LaGallais, Barbara Miller, Doris Miller, Howard Payne, Gilbert Post, Bill Pugh, Alan Ramsey, Ronnie Riley, Donald Rouse, Robert Severance, Edward Smith. Alto Clarinet: Charles Creutz. Bass Clarinets: Marilyn Gerhard, Ruth Nordlie. Alto Saxophone: Mike Brittingham, Billy Morehead, Janice Payne. Tenor Saxophone: Isabel Walters. Baritone Saxophone: Robert Stagner. Cornet: James Benham, Sharyl Bryant, Nancy Dodson, Frank Gardner, Bill Gray, Kirby McClain. Trumpet: Sarah Firebaugh, Charlton Gaines, Robert McDonough, Frances Moore. French Horn: Gregor Fousee, William Fox, Paul Hannah, Raphael Holland, Lee Hubbard. Trombones: Edward Daniels, Charles Dominy, Gerald Eichelberger, Dennis Keogh, Robert Miller, Arthur More- land, Dennis Murphy, Gerald Robinson, Donald Thorpe. Baritones : Charles Brown, Garyl Bryant. Bass: Larry Boyer, Roger Hower. String Bass: Roger Vanture. Percussion: Tommy Buntin, Kim Cannon, Ronnie Fox, Woodrow Herring, Ray McDonough, Ian Rule. Marimba : Bill Wisner. ♦All-State Bandsmen President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . . A 168 h PRINTERS STATIONERS BINDERS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE BROWN-MORRISON CO., Inc. 718 Main Street .... L ncliLmr , Virginia 52 Years Serving Washington THE SHADE SHOP Local Factory for Fast Service Venetian Blinds RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL New All Flexalum Plastic Tape COMPLETE PRICE RANGE Complete Renovating Service Refinishing New Tapes Cords JALOUSIE GLASS PORCH ENCLOSURES Let Us Call At Your Home Or Office And Estimate! REpublic 7-6262 THE SHADE SHOP 830 - 13th St. N.W. - Washington, D. C. WEAM THE DEPENDABLE INDEPENDENT 5000 Watts 1390 Kc. The Washington Area ' s Most Powerful Independent «( 169 ]- Club Directory RESERVE BAND PAGE 95 MEMBERS David Amundson, David Berry, Roy Blanchard, Margaret Bloch, Michael Bloch, Chris Branch, John Brauer, Stanley Bright, Larry Burlier, Kay Clarke, Philip Covell, Billy DeLong, Donald Demory, Tim Elliott, Joel Ensor, William Everhart, Eddie Gerwig, Barbara Gibson, Gary Gilmore, Kelly Griffith, Enola Holland, Patsy Hubbard, Wayne Johnson, Carl Keller, Peter Kelsey, Melvin Kerns, Nanette Killeen, Sally Lafaver, Dean Lancaster, Henry Light, Bobby Mclnturff, Richard Mercer, Alan Merriman, Clay Mohler, Richard Nevitt, Thomas O’Flaherty, Charles Oliver, Eddie Ott, Monte Penny, Dennis Post, Pasty Printz, Bobby Redding, Ann Robe, Tommy Rogers, Maurice Row, Marilyn Sandrestsky, Diane Seward, Royce Shelton, Frank Short, James Simpson, Peggy Stauffer, Betty Stephenson, Betty Thomp- son, Dorothy Waldo, Wilson Walsh, James Wyekoff, Nancy Wyckoff. MIXED CHOIR Page 96 President Diane Harkness Stage Manager Paul Seymour Business Manager Tom Wood Librarian Betty Brown Vestments Gwyn Jones, Dorothy Bonner Publicity Betty Berezoski MEMBERS Lois Adams, Jack Ashley, Betty Berezoski, Oliver Besley, James Bles, George Blood, Dorothy Bonner, Carol Bowers, Betty Brown, Lynn Bryce, Nancy Carter, Josephine Chamblin, Joan Callow, Joanne Cooke, Ann Corse, Ted Crosby, Richard Cushnie, Carol Davis, Wade Davis, Jerry Eaton, Nancy Fisher, Bill Fox, Margaret Geier, Laura Gerhard, Suzie Gilbertson, Marilyn Glover, Tom Goode, Charles Gray, Diane Harkness, Roland Harris, Beti Humphreys, Gwyn Jones, Gayle Jeffries, Barbara Judd, Glenn Kerrick, Stanley Kieffer, Dennis King, Michael Lapsley, Barbara Lawson, Tommy LeCompte, Jack Lee, Joan Lewis, Doreen Magarity, Billy Mahon, Carolyn Marrow, Vivian Michie, Janice Miller, Jayme Mylroie, Mary Mylroie, James McConaghy, Ellen McKenna, Mary Jo Payne, Tony Phillips, Terry Phillips, Tom- my Quinlan, Jane Rose, Margaret Seymour, Paul Seymour, James Show, Alice Smith, Paul Spill, Danny Starnes, Donny Strawser, Jim Taylor, Jerry Upham, Carla Warner, Linda Watson, John Williams, Faye Wills, Ann Wood, Tommy Wood. i 170 J- Compliments of MEYER Z-52 ZOYSIA New Lawn Grass Which Kills ANDREWS Out Crab Grass Office Supply and VIENNA GARDENS Equipment Company Near Oakton 7! 8 Thirteenth Street, Northwest Dealer for Washington, D. C. Lawn Grass Development Company Republic 7-8250 Vienna, Virginia Specializing in Compliments of SHIRLEY HIGHWAY PROPERTIES Homes • Homesites Commercial Leases Franc Jewelry Company Residential and Industrial Acreage Diamonds • Watches • Jewelry Vernon M. Lynch Sons Realtors Both Virginia Stores SPRINGFIELD SHOPPING CENTER 714 King Street, Alexandria, Va. Springfield, Virginia 3137 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Va. Phone Kl 9-5758 Phone Glebe 2300 and King 9-4300 Ed Lynch Chas. Lynch Ray Lynch Manager Sales Engineer f 171 1- Club D irectory GIRLS’ CHORUS Page 98 MEMBERS Jean Anderson, Patsy Barker, Margie Bishop, Edith Blevins, Guinevare Breeding, Frances Buffington, Cynthia Campbell, Virginia Clendenin, Gayle Cowart, Gayle Curtin, Martha Driskill, Elaine Eaton, Lois Euler, Diane Evans, Gretchen Furr, Patricia Garcia, Jean Gilpatrick, Virginia Glass, Janet Gore, Annette Hagaman, Jo Anne Hailey, Gifford Hall, Anne Havenner, Barbara Heckard, Nancy Holder, Mary Hunt, Mary Jeffrey, Evelyn Keyton, Frances Kingree, Nancy Koehnlein, Rita Knisley, Marilyn Krohn, Helen Kromholz, Shirley Kuldell, Sylvia Lam, Garnett Lester, Peggy Lohr, Laura Mason, Bar- bara Mayberry, Patsy McCrae, Alice McDermitt, Maureen McKenna, Norma Moore, Joyce Mowson, Janet Moyer, Frances Mudd, Geraldine Mullen, Janis Murphy, Patricia Naughton, Nancy Obaugh, Rebecca Payne, Joan Pilard, Dorothy Potter, Gayle Prosise, Alcinda Pyne, Janis Rambo, Jo Anne Riley, Sandra Riordan, Paula Robinson, Kathryn Russell, Sandra Shenk, Patsy Shifflett, Jo Anne Smarr, Nancy Smullin, Carol Sparks, Virginia Stein, Marilyn Stephenson, Betty Stickle, Betty Stover, Sheila Sullivan, Patricia Thompson, Sharon Tobin, Geraldine Trent, Dorothy Trollinger, Linda Vierbuchen, Doris Watkins, Jane Weisiger, Katherine Windham, Ann Wood, Becky Yost, Roberta Young. Georgianne Adams, Davis Allen, Lilly Anderson, Mary Jane Anderson, Thomas Ash, Sylvia Ashley, Clifford Baranowski, Bonnie Black, Sharon Blevins, Betty Sue Botkin, Judy Bowden, Frank Bray, Navetta Breeding, Mary Jo Brinckloe, Nancy Burge, Barbara Burkholder, Ann Carter, Christine Cash, Carol Caudle, Mike Churchill, Maryan Clements, Judy Corse, Eleanor Croft, James Cutter, Virginia Dansberger, Barbara Davis, Jean Davis, Dorea Dinkle, Margaret Dodd, Janice Dodge, Charles Dominy, Shirley Downs, Peggy Dvorachek, Bill Dyess, Nancy Lee Earley, Martha Eaton, Rita Eckenrode, Wini- fred Egolf, Donald Ellefson, Marion Elliott, Joel Ensor, Carl Ericson, Leo Evans, Betty Fisher, Timo- thy Flinn, Robert Foley, Lois Foreman, Patricia Frum, Donna Gaines, Ann Galanis, Doris Gawen, Judy Gay, Barbara Gibson, Betty Good, Thera Jean Grefe, Jerry Lee Gregory, Peggy Gregory, Kelley Griffith, Karen Gullickson, Bobby Hansborough, Carol Hansborough, Virginia Hart, Susan Hobbs, Shirley Hoff- man, Berdine Hollaway, Shirley Hollis, Lee Holt, Wallace Hoover, Janice Hudson, Barbara Hunt, Elizabeth Isenberg, Blanche Jackson, Violet Jennell, Beverly Johnston, Barbara Joy, Janice Kagey, Louise Kerns, Carol Keyes, Nanette Killeen, Linda Kreitzer, Elaine Kremkau, Ken Kuldell, Sally La- faver, Sylvia Lahr, Judy Lamb, Carole Landess, Pheobe Lane, Paul Lawry, Linda Leatherland, Bobby Lee, Lillian Lee, George Legge, Martin LeHew, John Lester, Russell Lewis, Betty Libeau, Virginia Linton, Spencer Luchak, Jaunita McConaghy, Mary McDiarmid, John McGovern, Charles McLane, Janice Mack, Stanley Manvell, Richard Mayer, Edna Mae Meadows, Phyllis Meek, Janice Melvin, Rich- ard Millner, James Milstead, Carol Mims, Clay Mohler, Ted Montgomery, Linda Moore, Ronald Moore, Deredith Mosher, Janet Muse, Dennis Murphy, Jimmy Mylroie, Charles Oliver, Jo Ann Overby, Bar- bara Pace, Mary Dell Paquette, Beverly Parker, Jack Petti, George Pigge, Tesa Piper, Dennis Post, Patricia Post, Robert Reece, Diane Reinertson, James Rogers, Pat Sanford, Gail Scott, Harry Selby, James Sherwood, Doris Shifflett, Kay Simcox, Gordon Simpson, Judy Smith, Joe Sowers, Eleanor Speck- man, Emmy Lou Spitler, A da Stewart, Carolyn Strawser, Charlene Strawser, Evelyn Sutphin, Merriel Sutphin, Robert Thurston, Norma Trent, Nancy Trollinger, Lonnie Tuthill, Ann Twombly, Marie Vio- lette, Nelda Waldecker, Dorothy Waldo, Shirley Watson, Pat Weaver, Fred Weekly, Thomas Weetman, Charles Wheaton, Mary Ellis White, Linda Whitham, Elva Mae Wicks, Phyllis Wilbur, Leroy Willet, Dorris Wood, Marlene Wood, Christine Young, Albert Zumstein, Pat Zumstein. EIGHTH GRADE GLEE CLUB Page 99 ( 172 p BILL HECK LYNN MOYER CO. Athletic Equipment Reconditioners Hardware — Paints — Oil — Glass Garden Tools BILL HECK Seeds — Fertilizer Garden Tractors 1850 IRVING STREET, N. W. Power Mowers WASHINGTON, D. C. Sporting Goods HObart 2-6898 OAKTON, VA. Phone Dunkirk 5-7230 Southern States Fairfax Petroleum Cooperative felleff’s F STREET W SILVER SPRING Gasoline Fuel Oil Kerosene 4473 CONNECTICUT AVE. SHIRLINGTON Automotive Supplies Phone Shirlington Crescent 3-0292 Your very OWN Fairfax, Virginia specialty store! 4 173 Y Club ? Directory SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Page 100 President Debbie MacAdam Vice-President Anne Corse Secretary Joanne Cooke Treasurer Rufus Wilson MEMBERS Vail Berkman, Cleo Black, Ruth Carroll, Carol Coddington, Joanne Cooke, Anne Corse, Robert Dalton, Jerry Eaton, Bill Fox, Betty Hansborough, Jack Hicks, Janice Hoover, Wayne Keyes, Debbie MacAdam, Bob McDiarmid, Barbara Miller, Ruth Nordlie, George Ofelt, Betty Lou Payne, Nancy Prickett, Don Russell, Mark Smith, Lynn Sykes, Bonnie Tichenor, Carla Warner, Judy White, Rufus Wilson, Nancy Yowell. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Page 101 President Tom Goode Vice-President Gracy Rosenbaum Secretary Betsy Ungerer Treasurer Elaine Eaton MEMBERS Nancy Ayers, James Berryhill, Nancy Boggs, John Callow, Clinton Coddington, Lancia Cohn, George Dodson, Elaine Eaton, Ronald Fox, Toni Garlan, Buddy Goode, Tom Goode, Phyllis Graham, Dickie Hays, Nancy Hottle, Katherine Kemp, Peter King, Peggy Lohr, Carolyn Lynch, Hlen Lynch, Shirley Lytton, Laura Mason, Suzanne Morris, Scotty Mullen, Eddie Noll, Audrey Parsons, Jeffrey Parsons, Aubrey Phillips, Jalcinda Pyne, Gracy Rosenbaum, Kathryn Russell, Suzanne Schwitz, Danny Starnes, Bar- bara Snyder, James Taylor, Gracie Toon, Betsy Ungerer, Sandra Walker, Mina Wilson, Helen Wisner. { 174 }- Dine Dance EVERLY FUNERAL HOME CLUB FAIRFAX Northern Virginia ' s No. 1 Fun Spot Telephone: Crescent 3-2710 Featuring the Finest in Pizze Pies, Steaks, Chops, and Chicken Dancing every night ' til one! FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Starring Brow and the Circle Ranch Boys Every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday Music furnished by leading Combos and Charles M. West, Manager Quartets of the Metropolitan area every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. A Service That is Distinctive Ray Watkins Your Genial Host Routes 29 and 2 1 1 1 4 mile east of Centreville, Va. But Not Expensive Restaurant Hours 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Phone Browning 8-9674 Burns Bros. Cleaners Bard’s Art Supplies • Oil Colors • Water Colors Cleaning — Equaled by Few — • Pastels • Brushes • Papers Surpassed by None • Craft Supplies • Books • Greeting Cards 3 Locations • Art Classes 108 East Fairfax Street McLean Vienna Fairfax Falls Church, Va. Je. 2-0993 T 175 y Club Directory F H A President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . . Page 103 Carolyn Brumback Nancy Bosserman Karen Hood . . Ruth Brumback MEMBERS Adele Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Nancy Ayers, Pasty Baker, Brenda Bauckman, Virginia Bles, Bar- bara Blevins, Nancy Bosserman, Ronna Brown, Carolyn Brumback, Ruth Brumback, Elizabeth Burner, Betty Byrd, Madge Cardwell, Madolin Cardwell, Delores Chandler, Dorothy Chandler, Gail Cole, Mar- cia Collett, Harriett Collier, Mary Cooley, Kathy Crist, Joan Dairies, Della Dolinger, Martha Driskill, Shelby Durham, Pat Duvall, Regina Eppard, Priscilla Eure, Helene Evenson, Sandra Evenson, Barbara Foltz, Gloria Gates, Garnett Gendrose, Phyllis Graham, Dotty Griffith, Mary Francis Grubb, Shirley Hannah, Frances Hartfinger, Deanna Havenner, Mary Beth Hayden, Sally Hawthorne, Peggy Henry, Pat Hobbs, Denise Holloran, Karen Hood, Nancy Hottle, Rosa Lee Hunsberger, Mary Hunt, Margie Jackson, Lois Jeffery, Marilyn Krohn, Prisieilla Krietzer, Rennie Knoertzer, Pauline Lawrence, Sarah Ledford, Jeanette MacDonald, Alice McDermitt, Beverly McKinney, Carol McLaughlin, Mary Mahon, Laura Ann Mason, Pat Mernone, Mary Rose Miller, Elizabeth Moore, Joretta Moore, Susanne Morris, Linda Marrow, Joanne Mudd, Arleen Mutchler, Joan Neibert, Sarah Newcome, Betty Oliver, Betty O’Neal, Audrey Parsons, Doris Payne, Ruby Powell, Ann Rideout, Anne Robinson, Gracie Rosenbaum, Nancy Saunders, Joan Scott, Annabell Sherwood, Judith Shue, Teresa Simpson, Doris Sisk, Pam Skells, Sylvia Sorrell, Myrtle Starry, Joanne Stoddard, Bonnie Tichenor, Elsie Tillett, Gracie Toon, Jean Tucker, Virginia Via, Ann Voight, Sandra Walker, Mary Wallrabenstein, Barbara Watson, Edna Wood, Becky Yost. VARSITY CLUB Page 112 President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer . . . . . Gene Miller . . Tom Boswell Caroline Evans . . . Garn Webb MEMBERS Eugene Adams, Eddie Baranowski, Vail Berkman, Oliver Besley, Jimmy Birch, Larry Bootes, Tom Boswell, Carol Bowers, Betty Byrd, Kim Cannon, Norma Carpenter, Lucille Cobb, Joanne Cooke, Ted Crosby, Delores Curtin, Robert Dalton, Margie Davidson, Eileen Dawson, Kama Duryee, Joyce Ep- pard, Caroline Evans, Jay Furry, Rick Gale, Danny Gilham, Shirley Gleason, Peggy Gramm, Dick Grefe, John Hall, Betty Hansborough, Diane Harkness, James Harris, Beti Humphreys, Bruce Hunt, Sharon Keyes, Stanley Kieffer, Dennis King, Jean Kitchen, Grace Kline, Mary Krehbiel, Kate Ki h- biel, Jan Leestma, Wilma Leonard, Wayne Lynch, Gene Miller, Carolyn Millican, Robert Moser, L ner Mudd, Kathleen Mullen, Tom Mullen, Jayme Mylroie, Mary Mylroie, Ruth Nordlie, Dee Phillips, i ry Phillips, Nancy Prickett, Durwo od Register, Lucille Rush, Janet Sayre, Sandra Shenk, Annabel] ier- wood, Harold Sparks, Catherine Thomas, Richard Unger, William Via, Bob incent, Anastasia gel, Bill W ' agner, Karen Wagner, Russell Ware, Garn W’ebb, Tom W ood, Mike W oodbury, Lucy arl igh, Nancy Yowell -(176 V Fairfax Building Crossroads Market Specialties FINE MEATS, VEGETABLES Hardware Formica Paint Tysons ' Corner Philco Plywood Cabinets VIENNA, VIRGINIA J. Overton Woodson, Prop. Phone: JE 2-6988 Manassas Lumber Corp. FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL Lumber Mill Work Graduation Apparel Furnished by Builders Supplies Collegiate Cap Gown Hardware Paint Company Through MANASSAS, VIRGINIA JAMES L. DECK Phones: Manassas 340 and 341 300 East Main Street, Richmond 19, Va. inn Compliments of Falls Church Motors M. T. Broyhill Sons — Realtors — Dodge Plymouth Real Estate • Management • Developing Sales and Service Mortgage Loans • Insurance Builders 554 N. Washington St. (Lee Highway) 4624 Lee Highway Arlington, Virginia Falls Church, Va. Telephone, JAckson 4-1300 Telephone: JEfferson 2-2400 Holloway’s Dry Goods H. J. Brown Pontiac 5c 10c Store Incorporated We carry a complete line of Dry Goods 1550 WILSON BOULEVARD Shoes and variety store merchandise Ja 2-4700 Shoes for the entire family Sales Service Painting 109 Main Street — Fairfax, Va. Crescent 3-2600 Body Work H 178 h 4 SUCCESS RULES Telephones Rule out useless regrets. Square away hlmwood 6-3344 — Elmwood 6-VbVb for the future. Inches grow to feet and furlongs. Make J. H. 0. V. CARPER your saved dollars grow to hundreds and thousands. McLEAN, VIRGINIA Measure the distance you want to go in life by the money you are able to save regularly. CONTRACTORS Stand by your savings account — and your savings account will stand by you. Specializing in ROAD BUILDING — EXCAVATING The National Bank of GRADING • TOP SOIL Fairfax Fairfax, Virginia B B Welding Co. Cannon Lewis, Inc. ANY TYPE WELDING Building Contractors Phones: 1609 Duke Street Crescent 3-0351 Jefferson 4-2121 Alexandria, Va. MERRIFIELD, VIRGINIA King 9-7027 T. F. Burkholder, Proprietor 1 179 Y Commercial Printing REASONABLE PRICES COMMERCIAL PRTG. 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 McLean Camera Shop Old Dominion Drive ELmwood 6-3025 The Virginia Press ESTABLISHED 1939 Oliver Street and Railroad Avenue FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Crescent 3-1220 24 Hour Developing Service To obtain an office position in Virginia To learn typing and shorthand for office on college use JE 2-6097 Res. JA 2-7843 — visit — Potomac Employment Agency and Business School Norva Realty Co., Inc. 2334 WFson Boulevard Arlington Ja 7-1700 FITZ-HUGH ' S Florist Sales — Loans — Insurance JOHN C. GRILLE, President 903 Leesburg Pike Bailey Cross Roads Flov ers for All Occasions Weddings — Funerals — Corsages Lee Blvd., East of Rt. 123 CRescent 3-2155 Fairfax, Va. Falls Church 4 180 F BASTIAN BROS. CO. Comp iments of Manufacturers of AUTO ACCESSORIES Fairfax Senior Announcements CO., INC. RAYMOND PAGE King and Commerce Streets VINTON, VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA, VA. Arlington Motor Co., Inc. For Your Health ' s Sake — Drink More Milk SALES best by lest Alexandria SERVICE Hairy Products Co., Inc. 1917 North Moore Street Ja 7-8787 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Phone: King 9-2525 334 North Pitt St. Alexandria, Virginia Frank Michelbach, Inc. Robert Shreve Fuel Co. Home of Fine Furniture 6873 Lee Highway, Arlington 13, Va. JE 2-1960 Fuel Oil - Coal - Oil Burners ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Burner Service Compliments of Mrs. Win. H. Laughlin REALTOR Star Supply Company and Hardware — Feed — Building Supplies Elizabeth Wells Hall ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA INSURANCE AGENCY McLEAN, VIRGINIA Jefferson 2-7443 { 181 V Fred H. Johnson INSURANCE AGENCY State Farm Insurance Company Auto — Life — Fire Two offices for your convenience 221 Eldon Street, Herndon, Va. Phone 485-W 1406 Patrick Henry Drive — Je. 2-5825 Falls Church, Va. Compliments of A FRIEND FAIRFAX THEATRE Compliments of Routes 29, 211, 50 ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. Cr. 3-2999 Telephone: Ki 9-0452 Liberty Food Distributors Hibbs and Giddings c? Clothiers ★ FOR MEN AND BOYS Since 1898 BRENTWOOD, MD. 230 W. Center Street Manassas, Va. Euana (Stiffs £ lwp 4770 Lee Highway Arlington, Virginia An Internationally Famous Restaurant in Your Own Back Yard Approved by Duncan Hines 29 DINER (the Gateway to the Skyline Drive) On Routes 29-21 1-50 — Junction of 1 23 and 2 1 1 Open 24 Hours — Completely Air Conditioned Specialists in Good Food Owned and Operated by R. J. Parcelles -f 182 - Birmingham Dairy, Inc. Edwin L. Bingham Sales Representative Superior Flavor Dairy Products Andrews Office Supply and VISIT OUR MILK BAR Equipment Company Open 8 A. M. Until Midnight Daily SCHOOL SUPPLIES Manassas, Virginia Phone 333 718 13th Street, Northwest Washington, D. C. JEfferson 4-1744 ANNANDALE TELEVISION SERVICE Guaranteed Service All Makes and Models Home and Auto — Radio Repair Centreville Pharmacy Prescriptions FOUNTAIN — COSMETICS SCHOOL SUPPLIES On Route 236 Annandale, Va. Centreville, Virginia Pentagon Realty Co. DeBell Knight REAL ESTATE Farms — Homes — Acreage Bookkeeping, Tax and Insurance SAGER-THOMPSON AGENCY Service INSURANCE Lee Highway adjoining Fairfax High Dye Building Centreville, Va. Fairfax, Va. Crescent 3-0544 Browning 8-9595 STOP AT COVERS BY KINGSKRAFT Capp’s Texaco Station for FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT SERVICE Open 24 hours daily Phone Or. 3-9813 KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. Kingsport, Tennessee i 183 y TRADE MARK ICE CREAM Harry Otis Wright, Jr. THE WRIGHT ENGINEERS Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors Fairfax, Virginia Phone OR 3-2882 Joseph L. Crupper Corp. LUMBER — MILLWORK Compliments of BUILDING MATERIALS THE 1953 North Lynn St. Ja 2-2900 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA V irgiuiau Restaurant Diek W aters Compliments of SHADE SHOP WRIGHT HUNT 5645 LEE HIGHWAY Federated Stores KE 8-2300 VIENNA, VIRGINIA EVERYTHING IN MUSIC EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY Hylton’s Market J Instrument Rentals, $5.00 Month GROCERIES — FRESH MEATS Porter Studios FRUITS — VEGETABLES 104 N. Wash. St. — Je. 2-2953 101 E. Broad St. — Je. 4-0930 Centreville, Virginia Falls Church, Va. Phone Browning 8-8700 -! 184 1 - 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 3-1330 — Jefferson 4-2863 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT P. O. Box 23 CR. 3-1030 U. S. Choice Western Beef, Wholesale Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Locker Space Available FRANK GADELL Owner - Manager Oldsmobile — Chevrolet LOGAN Chevrolet Company 201 East Main Street Phone: Crescent 3-0250, Fairfax, Va. When You Are Satisfied We Are THE KEY MOTEL ON SHIRLEY HIGHWAY AT RT. 236 PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Manassas, Virginia McWhorter and Associates Certified Surveyors Jefferson 2-3840 ROAD SERVICE AUTO REPAIR MEARS TEXACO SERVICE EAST AND MAIN STS., FAIRFAX, VA. CRESCENT 3-9801 TIRES LUBRICATION BATTERIES Stop and buy your Gas and Oil while we are remodeling at MUNDAY’S ESSO SERVICE Phone Crescent 3-9850 Fairfax, Virginia METTAUER ' S Gas — Oil — Tires — Batteries Todd Hartley, Proprietors Annandale, Va. Phone: JE 2-9832 Pickup and Delivery Service MIKE ' S BARBER SHOP Children .75c, except Saturday $1.00 Adults $1.00 Air Conditioned — No Waiting WHITESELL REAL ESTATE HOMES - FARMS - ACREAGE - BUSINESS PROPERTY — Listings Solicited Highway No. 123 OAKTON, VIRGINIA Phone Du 5-7220 Eunice S. Whitesell, Broker Fairfax Hay and Grain Herman Franklin, Proprietor hay — GRAIN — FEED Fairfax, Va. Box 350 Phone Cr. 3-041 1 McNamara ' s Clothing Store Annandale, Va. LADIES, CHILDREN ' S, INFANTS ' CLOTHING, GIFTS, ACCESSORIES Nationally Advertised Merchandise Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. JE 4-3070 4 185 f COCKE PHARMACY Where Friends Meet MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Phone Manassas 87 Compliments of GotPs Linoleum. Inc. 4634 N. Washington Blvd. Phone: JA 2-4244 JA 7-2609 Arlington, Virginia ANNANDALE BARBER SHOP 236 Columbia Pike 9-7 Weekdays S. S. Kresge Co. 6471 Arlington Blvd. FALLS CHURCH, VA, Willston Shopping Center W. W. HERRING (Excavator) Bulldozers — Graders Pans — Loaders — Trucks Br. 8-8160 Fairfax, Va. Everly’s Pharmacy In Business for Your Health THE REXALL STORE Fairfax, Virginia Southern States Fairfax Co-op. Vienna, Virginia Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Dunkirk 5-7525 Watches — Diamonds — Silver Everhart Jewelers 1 13 N. Payne St. — Fairfax, Va. Telephone OR 3-2550 McCREERY ' S TV SERVICE Route 29 - 50 - 211 Fairfax, Virginia In Fairfax Theatre Building Phone: Crescent 3-0073 McLean Book Shop Old Dominion Dr. Elmwood 6-2229 McLean, Va. Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 from Mason Hirst and Omer L. Hirst ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Ray Barney Real Estate — Loans — Rentals Gladys S. Barney, Owner Du 5-8330 Vienna, Va. NORWOOD ' S HARDWARE 5908 N. Washington Blvd. Westover Arlington, Va. JEfferson 2-5858 Open Sundays 10 to 2 Vienna Pharmacy Your Prescription Store We Deliver Du 5-7550 STATE REALTY COMPANY, Inc. 439 S. Washington St. JE 2-1749 FALLS CHURCH, VA. Annandale Pharmacy OUR 8th YEAR JE 2-3400 Annandale, Virginia 4 186 y Arena Sport Shop 2124 14th Street, N.W. HU 3-7424 Lee Barbash Compliments of The Oak Grill Oakton, Virginia Hunter Hardware Co. Centreville, Virginia Browning 8-8600 Compliments of John W. Ferguson Supervisor of Assessments FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA L M General Merchandise BURKE, VIRGINIA MAC’S FROZEN CUSTARD McLean, Virginia WF AX 1220 ON YOUR DIAL Iva Trice Dress Shop SPORTSWEAR — BLOUSES ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA McLean Radio Electric RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE McLean, Va. Elm. 6-3338 STEER INN Meat Stand U 2 mi ' es West on Route 7 from Tysons Corner Willie’s Market Box 237 VIENNA, VIRGINIA Du 5-8220 Compliments of Roanoke Engraving Co. Freeman Sherburne Non-Assessable Mutual Insurance Real Estate Phone Du 5-8070 Vienna, Virginia Caton’s Esso Service CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA Phone Browning 8-8300 Shirkey Drug Annandale ' s Meeting Place Open on Sunday Phone Jefferson 2-9223 Compliments of Annandale Cleaners Across from Annandale School Jefferson 2-7216 i 187 }- WANNER ' S AMOCO STATION Washing — Greasing — Accessories Tires — Batteries Wheel Balancing — Road Service Jefferson 2-9602 Route 236, Annandale, Virginia STERLING HARDWARE, INC- Paints — Oils — Glass — Homewares Appliances — Garden Tools Route 3, Alexandria, Va. (at Lincolnia) King 9-0300 Phone 48 or 49 — Manassas, Va. Hynson Electric Supply Co. Hesco Gas Service Electrical Appliances — Gas Appliances L 1 G G O N PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE Venetian Blinds — Paints — Wall Paper Phone JE 2-3324 — 154 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Virginia Tools Filed and Sharpened HILL TOP HARDWARE Route 2 1 1 One-quarter mile west of Kamp Washington Phone Crescent 3-2646 Hardwares — Garden Supplies Culmore Delicatessen and Restaurant 508 Leesburg Pike Falls Churc h, Virginia G. W. MENEFEE TERMS CASH CENTREVILLE GARAGE TUBES AND ACCESSORIES REPAIRING, ROAD WORK, TIRES Phone BR. 8-9676 - - Phone Res. BR. 8-8996 WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Including: Travelers Checks. Safe Deposit Boxes, Christmas Savings. Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts, P.H.A. Mortgage Loans. We finance Autos and Household Appliances. Monthly Pay- ment Loans. Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. THE VIENNA TRUST COMPANY VIENNA, VIRGINIA NIELSEN ' S PASTRY SHOP Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes Jefferson Village Shopping Center Phone Jefferson 2-2211 608 Arlington Boulevard Falls Church, Va. DU 5-7030 VIENNA BEAUTY SALON Specialize in all Helene Curtis Waves Mrs. Dorothy M. Willie Maple Avenue, Vienna, Va. Vincent ' s Store and Service Station MARY A. VINCENT, Prop. Lee Highway at Payne Street Fairfax, Va. Phone CR. 3-0880 REAL TITLE CORPORATION JESSE BUILDING Agent for LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CORPORATION, Richmond, Virginia Fairfax, Virginia Crescent 3-1500 L. P. Warrington R. A. Lane ESSO CLINIC At the Circle - - Fairfax, Virginia ROAD SERVICE AAA Phone Crescent 3-2992 Wreckage Service Phone CR 3-9888 SIMPSON MOTOR CO. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Lee Highway (Jet. Rts. 211-50-29-123) Fairfax, Virginia Owner, W. J. Simpson; Manager, W. H. Simpson GLASCOCK TRAILER SALES Mobile Homes Complete One and Two Bedroom with Bath, to Sleep 7 Vacation and Office Mobile Homes Route 29-211 — Fairfax, Virginia Phone: CR 3-2033 VIRGINIA SWIFT Factory Precision Cut Homes Delivered to Your Lot MODELS ON DISPLAY Routes 29-211 — Fairfax, Virginia -! i88 ) FAIRFAX FUEL SUPPLY CO. Fuel Oils Kerosene Paints Roofing Bldg. Materials and Allied Products 216 W. Main St. Phone: Cr. 3-1000 Russell’s Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Near Fairfax, Va. Store — Browning 8-9684 Home — Browning 8-8924 VIENNA CONCRETE COMPANY Ready Mixed Concrete Dunkirk 5-8080 Vienna, Virginia SERVING FAIRFAX COUNTY EDWARD E. COUSINS Plumbing and Heating — Hot Water Heaters Jet Pumps McLEAN, VIRGINIA Elmwood 6-3317 24-Hour Service Compliments of The Sno-Man Frozen Custard SNYDER AND COMPANY East Falls Church, Virginia HARDWARE — PAINTS — GARDEN SUPPLIES Phone: JEfferson 2-1195 SKYLINE ESSO SERVICENTER Kamp Washington Intersection of 2 1 1 , 50 and 236 Crescent 3-9879 See Sal Your Car ' s Pal Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company EDWARD 1. SMITH All Kinds of Insurance 4054 Lee Highway, Arlington, Virginia Jackson 5-7716 — Res.: Kenmore 8-5778 Lord Fairfax Service Station Preston C. Thomas, Prop. Gas — Oil — Lubrication Tires — Tubes — Accessories Jefferson 2-9802 OPEN 7 DAYS — 8 ' TIL II Film Developed ROADSIDE MARKET Annandale, Va. Groceries, Meat, Etc. Ice Ice Cream GRACELAND CONTRACTORS Builders of Better Homes Repairs and Maintenance F. O. Dowell Phone: JE 3-2269 Instruction in All Musical Instruments THE FOXES SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DANCE MUSIC STUDIO 6858 Lee Highway, E. Falls Church, Va., JE 4-0765 DANCE STUDIO 398 S. Washington St., Falls Church, Va., JE 2-9300 Robert D. Graham Real Estate and Insurance Graham Bldg. — Main Street Fairfax CR 3- 1 400 W. A. BARNETT ' S SONS Wholesale Confectioners Distributors for SCHRAFFT ' S CHOCOLATES 115 King Street Phone King 9-0496 ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA Arlington Camera and Hobby Shop (O pposite Sears-Roebuck ) 2803 Wilson Blvd. JA 7-0034 Arlington, Va. Photographic, Hobby, Games, and Stamps HILL ' S ART SUPPLIES Complete Line of Art Materials Picture Frames and Matting 708 North Glebe Road, Parkington ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Jackson 2-8817 i 189 y Compliments of SHIRL ' S LADIES SHOP WILLSTON SHOPPING CENTER 6409 Arlington Blvd., Falls Church, Va. JEfferson 4-0944 Home of National Advertised Brands Compliments of Wallace Monroe Pharmacy 438 South Washington Street (Lee Highway) Phone Jefferson 2-2966, Falls Church, Va. ABC TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE LINCOLNIA MOTEL 839 S. Lee Highway, Falls Church, Va. Shirley Highway and Duke Street ADAMS PAINT WALLPAPER CO. LORD FAIRFAX CLOTHIER, INC. Lee Highway, Fairfax, Va. 108 E. Broad Willston, Falls Church, Va. CENTREVILLE GULF STATION MANASSAS FURNITURE, INC. Centreville, Va. Manassas, Va. CENTREVILLE RESTAURANT McCORMICK JEWELERS Centreville, Va. Annandale, Va. CRANDALL SHELL SERVICE McLean Beauty Shop Department Store Annandale, Va. Old Dominion Drive at McLean DARDANELLES RESTAURANT, INC. McLEAN HARDWARE COMPANY Falls Church, Va. McLean, Va. DEE CEE BEAGLES MILLS REALTY Route 1, Box 351, Fairfax, Va. Annandale, Va. DEWITT ' S JEWELRY CENTER PATTON MOTOR HOTEL 3217 N. Washington Blvd., Arlington, Va. Fairfax, Va. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES PAYNE ' S GROCERY STORE Bernard A. Goodkind, Rep. Centreville, Va. A. T. GILBERT COMPANY RED HOUSE ANTIQUES Oakton, Virginia Next to High School JESSE R. HARLOWE RUST RUST 128 So. Royal Street, Alexandria, Va. Fairfax, Va. JACKSON MASONRY CONTRACTORS SAVIA ' S BARBER SHOP Box 323, McLean, Va. Vienna, Va. JEFFERSON VILLAGE PHARMACY SMITH ' S FROZEN CUSTARD 612 Lee Blvd., Fall Church, Va. Fairfax, Va. KING-KERLEY CLEANERS WHITE HOUSE MOTEL Corner Park and Maple St., Vienna, Va. Highway 29, 50, 211 — Fairfax, Va. G. L. KING TEXACO STATION Compliments of Centreville, Va. CECIL WRIGHT FAN CLUB J — 1 190 j To you, the supporters of this, the 1954 edition of the 9a re Jac Sampler the staff extends our sincere appreciation. We shall always fatnetnlter the work and cooperation of the spon- sors, the advertisers, the photographers, the publishers, the administration, and last but not least, the students who devoted their time, interest, and effort to a successful Sampler year. VRARE 373.755 F 1954 V.19 Fairfax High School (Fairfax, Va.) The fare fac sampler For Reference Not to be taken from this library FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2769 09723734 3 i.ViWHaUfiu Vhif’ili ' JJA