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

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CONTENTS Each word spoken, each motion made this year at Fairfax comprises a part of that vast lake of Rebel re¬ flections. We hope that those pic¬ tured here will give you opportunity to remember and to consider every¬ thing you did—your part in the panorama of Fairfax High School, 1959-1960. Reflections were at their clearest with . . . Faculty Page 8 Classes Page 22 Seniors Page 24 Juniors Page 46 Sophomores Page 56 Freshmen Page 66 Plebes Page 76 Activities Page 86 Athletics Page 116 Features Page 142

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FOREWORD We are all the products of our en¬ vironment; during our brief years at Fairfax, it has become a mold to shape our lives. Every facet of school life has left an indelible mark: athlet¬ ics, Student Government, our teach¬ ers, and, most important, the Honor Code. The human values acquired within these walls have helped us to establish the pattern for a lifetime of living among others. We, the staff of the Sampler, have chosen as our theme “Rebel Reflec¬ tions”. We invite you to leaf through these pages and glance back over the year of 1959-1960, reflecting upon its significance and perhaps viewing its events in new perspective. This being our twenty-fifth anni¬ versary issue, we hope that you will realize the importance of past achievements. But all reflections must not be of the successes of yesterday; to the future belong new horizons and greater challenges. With faith in ourselves and in our school we must look toward a tomorrow of yet greater achievements. ■; » C. Ml .1

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MR. SAMUEL SOLOMON, Chairman of the Board Mr. W. T. WOODSON, Superintendent of Schools FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD... We salute these prngressive leaders Mr. Merton S. Parsons Mr. Theodore S. Heriot Mr. Hills Lory Mr. Clyde W. Gleason Mr. Turner Hudgins Mr. Robert F. Davis