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

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GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT Back Row: S. Smith, E. l-lawkins, P. Tyer, Y. Tossell, C. Ryan, M. Phillips, L. Sandberg. Third Row: W. Robings, B. Miller, M. Col- lins, Y. Drian, A. McClay. Middle Row: M. Chandler, B. Crow, N, blennon, F. Cherney, R. Stone, B. Payne, B. Lowery, J. Ragan. ' K P. Webb, M. Johnson, P. Keith, C. Front Row: S. Gllfan, R. aye, Harding. Courts to the Boys' Court, and run and organized exactly as it is, the Girls' aids in keeping order on W'th its jury it also tries Corresponding Assize Court also our fair campus. 1 and sentences infringers of school ordi- nances. Through the cooperation of the two ined efforts, crime courts and their co-mb round Fairfax, ancl is kept at a minimum a the campus is cleaner. Every semester the two courts have a picnic, at which time their troubles are forgotten, and all enter into the fun of the occasion. The Court was presided over during the past year by Irene Bruno and Margaret johnson, and is under the direction of Miss Wood. W 40 GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT V l D Webb B Mulkern M Scarcelli, Y. Drian, N. Glennon, . F. Back Row: B. Ne son, . , . , , Wood, M. Jacobson, J, Maxon, B. Lyon, E. Stromberg, G. Weberg. Front Row: Cherney, J. Cunningham, R. Dorsk, P. Tyer, F. Shook, W. Rabings, I, Bruno B, Crow R. Stone, R. Kaye, P. Webb, P. Keith. ' ' f V , .XV t 'fi , 'X ....A...s -1. A ,Y ,A..b......f A. Q M

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,1lin BOYS' ASSIZE COU RT Back Row: E. Wright, G. Rider, B. Burrill, D. Friedman, N. Gottlieb, W. Cifford, K. Yamamoto. Third Row: B. Mautner, E. Stephan, R. Sprinkle. Middle Row: R. Wal- lace, A. Sackharoff, B. Neihart, J. Watts, D. Bardwil, J. Reed, J. Broadbent. Front Row: B. Potapov, H. l-lerrick, J. Gallagher, B. Rand, T. Snyder. Assize lt is the Boys' Assize Court which re- minds Fairfax students that they are Lords and Ladies. With suggestions and sum- monses they keep order on the Fairfax Cam- pus, and insure justice to offenders of school laws. A jury composed of members of the Court and presided over by the Pres- ident tries all cases brought before it, and W-40 BOYS' ASSIZE COURT metes out appropriate punishment. The members are popularly elected from the several grades and serve for one semester, when they may run for re-election. Don Farquhar presided from September '39, to February '40, and Bob Rand was president of the Court, which is sponsored by Mr. Williams, for the spring semester. Back Row: A. Leipzig, P. Edenholm, A. Sheard, T. Snyder, B. Wright, D. Sprinkel, E. Tobias, E. Safan, J. Hardy. Front Row: M. Slobodien, H. Solursh, J. Broadbent, B. Rand, B. Ho Hon, K. Burk, D. Farquhar, R. Sprinkel, M. Gross, D. Friedman, K. Yamamoto. Wiki ., - -7 -.V 'l9 '?ff

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S-40 KNIGHTS Back Row: J. Beavcharnp, J. Hardy, J. Reed, F. Critchlow, B. Hutcheson, H, Herrick, G. Western. Front Row: R. Sprinkel, B. Harlan, K. Burk, B. Holton, R. Palmer, B. Rand, J . Broadbent. Knights Founded in order that Fairfax might have an outstanding boys' service organization, the Colonial Knights, sponsored by Vice- Principal D. S. Swan, have as their motto, For the honor ot the School. This motto signifies the work and purpose of the Knights, who are seven Senior A's, tive Senior B's, and three Al l's, At present, the W-40 KNIGHTS Knights' chief work is the registering ot new pupils at the beginning of each semes- ter and the co-sponsoring with the Alphas ot the Annual l-lammel Street Orange and Apple drive. Chosen because of character, scholarship, and leadership, they have had as Chief-Knights during the past year Dick Weiss, W'4O, and Bob l-lolton, S'4O. Back Row: J, Broadbent, R. Palmer, D. Farquhar, F, Critchlow, S. Drew, E. Cameron, B. Ho Hon. Front Row: K. Burk, B. Rand, D. Gresser, W. Eichenhofer, D. Weiss, M. Gross, J. Reed, L, Goodman.