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

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1 1 S'39 SERVITORS Back Row: G. Fuiino, W. Eichenhofer, D. Sterling, B. Broadbent, J. Cox, A. Neal, M. Smith, T. Ruman. Front Row: M. Hobson, M. Gilday, S. Topper, D. Webb, D. Evans, B. Heisler, G. Sengel, B. Wolf. 22 W'39 SERVITORS B. Sellers. SERVITORS May the best man win is a traditional campaign saying, but when the election is over many students who are just as capable as the victors have been defeated. It is for these outstanding losers that the Servitors organization was planned, though it now includes other school leaders. Under the guidance of Mr. Detter the members attempt to show the true friendly spirit of Fairfax and to help those who are having difficulty in fitting in with the scheme of things. D. Walker, E. Hepner, E. Handlesman, K. Ruff, E. Brown, D. Evans, N. Wilky,

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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

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W'39 EPHEBIANS Back Row: B. Jennings, N. Wilky, B. McKay, B. Mit- chell. Front Row: R. Leavitt, B. Marks, D. Ingram, V. Line. just one term ago, the beaming faces of eight graduating Sen- iors disclosed the happy fact that they had been chosen to the Ephebian Society of Los Angeles, a city-wide honor organization. As Fairfax had never before been represented in this society, it was a doubly important occasion when the new members were installed. Chosen, in the ratio of one to every forty, for leader- ship, citizenship, scholarship, honor, and other vital qualities, the Ephebians are now a firmly planted institution at Fairfax. S'39 EPHEBIANS Back Row: H. Geyer, G Arnold, S. Freed, D. Sterl- ing, R. Seaver, D. Levy Front Row: C. Stack, H Hogg, M. Handy, A. Neal V. Hutchason, G. Sengel. EPHEBIANS 23