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

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W-40 SERVITORS Back Row: L. Goodman, T. Rurnan, W. Eichenhofer, B. Schweikhard S. Glatt, Front Row: K. Burk, R. Goldfarb, D. Webb, G. Bergh. Servitors May the best man win is an old carn- paign saying, but in most cases the candi- dates for the same office are equally quali- fied. So when the election for student body officers is over, the second place winners still have an opportunity for serving Fairfax in the Servitors, an organization sponsored S-40 SERVITORS by Mr. Detter specifically for these runners- up. They serve Fairfax by conducting the Community Chest drive, and also by helping students denied transfer to other schools to become acquainted with the school. It is they also who extend the friendly spirit of Fairfax to all. Back Row: K. Burk, G. Bergh, D. Byrnes, T. Ruman. Front Row: R. Goldfarb, C. Harding, P. Keith, C. Goldenberg, F. Critchlow.

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'L I cl i 5 L W-40 ALPHA Back Row: D. Webb, P. McKnight, l. Bruno, P. Hover, J. Conningham, N. Glennon, B. Nelson, C. Sullivan, D. Smith. Front Row: F. Cherney, P. Ahlquist, M. Scarcelli. Alphas Corresponding to the Knights, the Alphas are the girls' service organization of Fair- fax. They are sponsored by the girls' Vice- Principal, Mrs. Brown, and aid in raising money for l-lammel Street. These fifteen Alphas are the outstanding girls in the up- per division, and are chosen because of scholarship, personality, and service. With the Knights they sponsor l-larnmel Street Drives, as well as a school dance. lt is also their duty to aid in the welcoming of new students to Fairfax, and to make them feel at home. The Alphas, who often entertain at luncheons, have enjoyed the leadership of Bernice Nelson and Colleen Sullivan dur- ing the past year. S-40 ALPHA Back Row: H. Wight, L. Sandberg, M. Phillips, M. Johnson, P. Tver, N. Glennon, P. Keith, N. Burries. Front Row: M, Chipman, F. Chernev, C. Sullivan, J. Cunning- ham

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W-40 EPH EBIANS Back Row: D. Weiss, M. Gross, J. Grenzeback, D. Smith, P. Ahlquist. Front Row: l. Bruno, B. Nelson, Ephebians One of the highest honors a student may obtain in any high school is to be chosen to the city-wide honor society for high school students, the Ephebians. Selected from each graduating class in the proportion of one to forty because of scholarship, citizenship, and character, these Ephebians take an oath upon their selection to better our govern- ment and to be better citizens. lt has only been during the last few semesters that Fairfax has chosen Ephebians, but the cus- tom is now well established and the whole school looks forward at the end of each se- mester to their announcement. S-40 EPHEBIANS Back Row: B. Walker, F. Critchlow, D. Farquhar, K. Burk, D. MacFall, N. Glennon R. Palmer, J. Rankin. Seated: C. Sullivan, B. Lowery, S. Smith, C. Harding. 'I