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

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W'39 KNIGHTS Back Row: D. Walker, E. Brown, F. Shook, J. Fox, M. Patterson, W. Jennings. Front Row: E. Cameron, J. Kerr, N. Wiiky, R. Haight, W. Eichenhofer, D. Sterling, R. Ashoff, S'39 KNIGHTS Back Row: E. Cameron, D. Farquhar, S. Drew, F. Critch- low, W, Eichenhofer, D. Weiss, B. Holton. Front Row: D. Sterling, F. Shook, B. Ashoff, B. Broadbent, B. Jolley, M, Patterson, J. Kerr. KNIGHTS 20 When an emergency arises or a need for ready helpers is felt, sooner or later it is the Knights who are called upon. This daily cooperation in all events is truly knightly . ln such stressing times as the first week of the term, when no one knows exactly where he is supposed to go, the Fairfax knights guide the be- wildered newcomers and console the old ones. ln the orange and apple campaign and the Community Chest Drive, they are ever to be seen, milk-bottle in hand, encouraging the Colonials to give.

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' ' w W'39 GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT Back Row: B. Bean, C. Harding, B. Snow, B. Becker, P. Robbins, M. Scarcelli. Sec- ond Row: S. Lauber, P. Mc- Knight, M. Phillips, M. John- son, B. Marks, M. Handy, C. Green, M. Wilson, P. McKay. Front Row: R. Leavitt, C. Stack, S. Brough, D. Evans, V. Hutchason, B. Heisler, N. Goldstein, B. Towberton, R. Stone, F. Shook. Enforcing Fairfax law, even to the handing out of the dreaded summons, is the function of the Girls' Assize Court. The clean- up campaigns are usually under the supervision of these capable lady-jurists. The whole court system is patterned after the early judicial groups of colonial days thereby fitting in with the colonial atmosphere at Fairfax. ln accordance with the democratic student- government the court members are chosen from every grade by the class themselves. Once a term these hard-worked but con- scientious girls are allowed to let down their hair and have a good time at a semi annual picnic held with the boys' Court. GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT Back Row: R. Stone, M. Scarcelli, J. Levy, M. Phillips, M. Evans, M. Handy, M. Wil- son, D. Smith, P. McKnight, P. Ahlquist, C. Ragan. Front Row: F. Shook, A. Neal, D. Cornell, I. Bruno, E .Wood, V. Hutchason, D. Webb, F. Cherney, C. Stack, D. Evans, B. Wolf, P. Keith. GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT i9

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W'39 ALPHAS Back Row: B. Rand, B. Smith, D. Smith, K. Ruff, M. Gilday. Front Row: V. Hutchason, I. Bruno, R. Lea- vitt, D. Ingram, A. Neal, V. Line, H. Hogg, P. J. Ramsey, G. Sengel. Those young ladies who are frequently seen strolling about the campus, dressed in dark blue sweaters with an impressive insignia on the side, are the Alphas of Fairfax. Sponsered by Mrs. Brown, this group is one of the most desirable of the many groups at our school because it is one of the hardest in which to obtain mem- bership. A girl must have fine qualities and rnust be a leader to even be considered for candidacy, as there is lots of work and responsibility connected with it. These girls help out the poor be- wildered B-9's, that come for the annual Fairfax tea, and cooper- ate in every way. S'39 ALPHAS Back Row: I. Bruno, C. Sul- livan, D. Smith, D. Webb V. Hutchason, D. Cornell, C Stack. First Row: A. Neal P. Allen, H. Hogg, M. Hob- son, M. Gilday, G. Sengel B. Smith, N. Glennon, B Nelson. ALPHAS 2l