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

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S '36 ALPHAS Include: Back Row: H. Henderson, P. Parsons, A. Austin,-L. Levine, M. Corum, H. Sandberg, Second Row: E. Kocrnor, J. Champion, J. Miller, P. IMacy, C. Horowitz. Front Row: J. Drummmond, V. Ship ey. X SERVITORS Include: Back Row: R. McCreery, P. Shar-npay, S. Gortikov, B. Harvey, R. Bright, B. Figge, T. Freear, D. Simmons, B. Chasson. Front Row: E. Bloodgood, R. Clifford, S. Kerner, D, Raven, D. Thatcher, J. Ifversen, M. Morgan, I. Brazilay, D. Towers. S'36 KNIGHTS Include: Back Row: A. Rasmussen, J. Elliott, D. Thatcher, R. Harvey, J. Reed, E. Shaw, S. Hough. Front Row: G. Foltz, G. Pryor, E, Croswaite, T. Freear, J. Kahn, S. Gortikov, E. Barbee. X

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W '36 ALPHAS lnclude: Back Row: J. Drummond, C, Martin, P. Parsons, H Henderson P Riley V Shipley, M. Corum, A. Weiss. Front Row: H. Sandberg, M. Beaudine, M. Wr ght J Erb L Gilman L Levine, H. Teuchert. ALPHAS Fifteen girls, selected because of leadership and scholastic achievements, form the Alpha organization of Fairfax. This year, besides their annual apple day, the Alphas were co-sponsors of the C-irls' League picture. june Erb was the W'36 president, and Cherry Ann Martin was the S'36 president. SERVITORS Functioning under the direct supervision of Principal Van Cleve, the Servitors are organized of runners-up in the student body elections who de- sire an opportunity to serve Fairfax. Zareh Kiragh, the founder, served as president for the first semester, while Dick Thatcher took over the executive duties for the second term. KNIC-HTS Working with the deeds and chivalry of the knights of old as their ideal, the Colonial Knights, under Vice-Principal D. S. Swan, are pledged to aid Fairfax by service. The fifteen upper grade boys composing the organization were headed by Chief Knight Herman Kottenbach and lack Kahn during the first and second semesters. W '36 KNIGHTS lnclude: Back Row: B. Scholk, B, Clifford, E. Barbey, G. Foltz B Harvey S Hough J Peck, D. Wright. Front Row: E, Moore, T. Freear, J. Kahn, H. Kottenbach D Thatcher B Hines B. Kendis.

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1x22-5 ....... UPPER DIVISION HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS include: Back Row: R. Henderson, Z. Millikan, R. Gotschalk, R. Thatcher, G. Foltz J Lowry L Corum. Second Row: D. Houston, D. Hanley, I. Barzilay, L. Boch, S. Ravitch, D. Kiechle, J. Hatfield, D. Hall R Becker H Bameson. First Row: D. Vaughn, P. Berman, D. Ray, P. Geraghty, A, Kruger, K. Mulane, M. Rockwell, F. Critchley, M. Walker, A. Swanholm. To provide Colonials with interesting forums is the principal aim of the Presidents' Forum, which is conducted semi-monthly by the homeroom presidents and Miss Alice Colville, faculty sponsor. After suggested forum topics are reviewed, a special forum committee, composed of prominent students under the supervision of Mr. Homer L. Goddard, pre- pares the final draft for discussion among the presidents. The accepted topic is finally brought before the classrooms by their respective officers. Once every year, well-known men and women speak before the various homerooms. Lord High Commissioner Bradley Kendis led the presi- dents during the fall term, while Eddie Schaefer took over the leadership during the summer semester. Special effort was exercised in choosing forum topics agreeable with the students. This term five forums were pre- pared: two on safety, and one on debts, work, and etiquette. PRESI DENTS' FDRUIVI