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

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ADMIN ISTBATIIIN

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r air ax Faculty Now. perhaps more than any other time in the history of Fairfax High School, our faculty is doing double duty. lfor the hrst time since the school opened. our country is at war. a war so all inclusive that civilians are made to suffer as they have never suffered hefore. But our faculty is doing its part in aiding our countryls war ef- fort. ln addition to continuing their regular duties. those of preparing our youth for the great tasks ahead, the faculty has taken over numer- ous civilian defense jobs. For example our prin- cipal. in addition to his other duties, is a hous- ing administrator for this district. others are aid- ing the lied Cross in making garments for our service men, and still others are training stu- dents in handling fire equipment, and tending to all tl1e other details in connection with the defense of the school in time of emergency. Yes, Fairfax is prepared for almost any emergency and much of the credit is due to our splendid faculty. a faculty which is really doing douhle- duty service. Should our school he compared to a great manufacturing corporation we would say that the teachers were its production department, since it is by their guidance and labor that knowledge is created out of sometimes very raw material. This production department could never function properly. however. without the support of the administrative department. -Xt P' Y ' ,'.: I Q-X -Azz: Ralph YV. Detter Principal Fairfax, the administrative work is carried on by lVlr. Ralph W. Detter, principal, with the as- sistance of the hoys' vice-principal. Mr. Uellllitt S. Swan. and the girls' vice-principal. Mrs. Mil- dred llrown. Uthers who work with Nlr. Detter are Nlr. Leroy Goodenough. registrar. Kliss Nha, DEWVITT S, SWAN Hits. XIILDRI-ID R, Baowv Ma. Lal-tor J, CHltlJliNltl on Miss FRXYCI-ls li. KXI.l.S'l'l' T Boys, Yice-Principal Girls' Vice-Principal Registrar Counselor