Fairfax High School - Colonial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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BOYS' ASSIZE COURT Vxfork of the court for good student government in the past year may be summed up under the folf lowing topics: sponsored a Clean Speech driveg revised Boys' Assize Court constitution and organ- ization procedure of the juryg kept the campus in the best condition possibleg sponsored a special edition of the Gazette devoted to student governmentg se- cured identification cards for membersg established a Hling system whereby all cases before the court are recordedg and raised the prestige of the court. The Assize Court has been able to offer more efiif cient service to the student body than ever before. Officers for the first term were jaye Brower, presidentg Bob Pope, vicefpresidentg Tom Nichols, secretaryg and Dan Miller, treasurer. Officers for the next term were Dana Bergh, presidentg Leonard Fredericks, vicefpresidentg Mitchel Covel, secretaryg and Jack Perrin, treasurer. jars BROWER DANA BERGH - Bors' Assizr COURT Bark Row, Luft to Right: Jack Steward, Edward Baumgarten, Edward Lynds. Edward Crosswait, Dan Carasso. Jack Perrin. Bob Iferson, Lester Meisenheimer, Richard Connell, Bob Clifford, Gail Clifford. Second Row: Clement Holt, Wesley Strausc, Ellison Bloodgood, Irving: Solomon, Pierre Provost, Gid Kelley, Reid Barnes, Neo Herd, Eddie Schaeffer, Donald Koskoff, Wilfred Kiel. Frzmt Row: Mitchel Covel, Glenn Bell, Bob Pope, Tom Nichols, Dana Bergh, Jaye Brower, Leonard Fredericks, Charles Hill, Frank Darrah.

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GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT Helping with the Clean Speech campaign, starting and working for the aholishment of hall guards, correcting the conduct of students during assemblies, and enforcing the locker rules in the girls' gymnasium, are some of the activities of this student governing hody for girls. This court wishes to guide the students toward the goal of good citf izenship. Oflicers for the fall term were Jeanne Miller, president, Helene Witteiiherg, vicefpresident: Geoff gctte Foster, secretaryg and Margaret Root, treasf urer. Oflicers for the following semester were .lane Montgomery, president: Adele Mosely, vicefpresif dent: and Dorothy Alhrecht, seerctaryftreasurer. Commissioners of yards, assemblies, halls, hall lockers, gym lockers, lunch lines, and puhlicity were elected to aid the progress of this court in its activif ties. X. Xl 'AJBAN Nl1LLliR JANE MONTGOMERY GIRLS' Assiziu Coom- frl lim: u will A y lfuolmy. Yoshi Watzinalw, Miss Emma Vliooil, Flori-neo Shapiro. Mur- 5. it rot llmrl Iiufr Janil lx nt, lVl:fu'lha Hartley, Georgette l ostur, Hi-len Hi-nili-rson, Pwr!!! Payne. mlm li xkoll' Mui, Wilton Ku-rnid Row: Ruth Ann Stull, Lois Gilman. I-li-lgra Ni-lsnn. Ethel Dxlyas V rginia llwas, Albixta ltvm on. Marixari-i Chisholm. l irsl Iforr: Jayne Brown, Dorothy Al- biitht Juni Montp,.o1n1ly Ailt-le Most-ly, Ethel Gumbinvr, Luvlla Gln-nn, Doris Beck.

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i l ALPHAS Back Row: Left to Right: Nadine Applegate. Florence Shapiro, Margaret Tribit, Mary Jane Donaldson, Jane Montgomery, Dorothy Schimm, Patricia Platner. Front Row: Janet Donaldson, Yoshi Watanabe. Ethel Dalgas, Georgette Foster, Barbara Hirshfeld, Katherine Denmead, Sally Jacoby. ALPHAS AND KNIGHTS The Alphas and the Knights are the girls' and boys' honorary organizations. The Alphas is composed of fifteen girls chosen from the Afll, Bf12, and A42 grades by the faculty and Alphas on the hasis of scholarship, character, leadership, citizen' ship, and personality. It is sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Brown, girls' vicefprincipal. The Knights organization numbers Hfteen boys who are chosen from the Afll, B-12, and A42 grades by Mr. DeWitt Swan, boys' vicefprincipal, on the basis of their capability to serve the school. l KNIGHTS Back Row: Left to Righfx: Leonard Fredericks, Whitney Alexander, Sherman Phinney. Srcofnd Row: Harry Snow, Dana Beryrh. Bob Pope. Frank Prior, James Granbery, Lloyd Dunn. Front Row: Tom Nichols, Harlan Palmer, Otto Harden, Bill Elliott, Charles Swan, John Fisher. 22