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

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XV42 RVIGPITS Bark' Ron: lf. Berry. B. Nlautner. H Hipling. ll. llarrly. N. Ahern. R. Alter lf. Wright. l'i7'lIl1l Razr: C, Geoi'ge, D Coinmins. li. Yaxnanioto. F. Simpson. D Sprinlxel. H. Cniiflerson, S'-12 lxNlClllTS ls'r1w!.' Hun: li Berry. ll. SI1I'lI1lif'l. ll Barlow. l., qinslt-mler. ll. ilnnrlvrson. If Wright. lt. lfarranml. N. Gottlieb. H Kipling. tl. Cole. frolif Kon: U llc-org:-, .X llofinann. H. Xlacinillan. N Xhern. lt, llarrly, Knights The Knights' organization was established--f for the honor of the school. This honorary organization was begun and is still sponsored hy the boys' Yiee-Principal. Mr. D. S. Swan. In gaining membership. they. like the correspond- ing Alpha Society. also achieve the distinction of being the Ol1lSl3ltfliIl?'Z leaders of Fairfax. It 22 has been their job to aicl the teachers in their enrollment and to help the new students with any problems concerning the school. From their number is chosen the most outstanding Senior A to become Chief Knight. This position was ably filled during the past year by lynni Yamamoto and Gordo-n George.

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,meat Se' 'Mm ,-, 2 H25 uw - 1 X . f-Zw,..- - 'C 1 , 1 - - M KEXEQ-1 i W'12 BOYS' ASSIZE COlfRT Hfzrlr Roux' R, Wihite. H. Arnesty, l.. Langer. li. lluarino, B, Parmelee. S. Bricker. ll, Huhin. A. Ruhel. .llizlzlle Row: H, Byrnes. H. Backer. J. Hoytt, D. lfarrand. N. Cottlieh. L. Auslender. Nl. Baker, lfrzmt Razr: A. Hofmann. 'lf Yedor. Nl. llenkin. C. George, Nlr. J. ll. Dixon. IJ, Hatton. C. Cole. D. Cummins. S'-12 BOYS' ASSIZE COIRT lJ'11f'l.' Roux' ll. lririscher. S. Allard. U. Cole. li, l pholl. S, llreenstone, .lliddfe Razr: I.. Stern. J, Urell. J. Phreaner. D. I nderwnod. K. Tipton, M, Baar. C. George. l'il'UlZl ROIl'I ill. Baker, D. Mur- phy. N, Cnltlieh. D. Farrand, Mr. Dixon. H. Arnesly. 'lf Yedor, B, Perry, C. St'1l'llQl, Boys? Assize Court One of the most necessary parts ol' any organ- ization are the laws and regulations. lint then there must also he a body formed to enforee these rules. At Fairfax this group is called the Boys' Assize Court. which works in conjunction with the Girls' Assize Court for the lvenetit of Fairfax. Their work during the past year has includ- ed clean campus campaigns and just recently was given to them the added responsibility of aiding in the new election system. Leading the court in their activities during the year is ere Gordon George and Don Farrand. un- der the able supervision of Nlr. Dixon. t 1

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Hail: Hon? ll, lllaystetl. gl. Shufro. D. leri li. Hoorivy. li. Stone, l ro11I Rmr: ,l. l'hehn-. 5, lliwll. l'. Diehl. B. son. lil, llelyrslvtl. .l. lhehus. l.. Beau- A. Shufro. -ta www.-Q S NV42 Al.l'llAS Hayle-X. N, Uliwr. l.. Nalius. Bl, Clianil- Halter. Nlrs. Broun. lf. Boyer. Y. llarri- son. ll, Gleason, 942 Al.l'llAS Hrzrfr Kon? ll. Allison. S. jones. D. Binh-x. l.. Nahus. .l. l,llQ'ltllS. Y. llarri- 3 D tline. Xl. Collins, l ror11 Ruff: l'. Bal- lon. l'. Welmli, N. Uliwr. IJ, Gleason. A lphas For outstanding leadership. personality. and integrity., are the Alpha members chosen. This group. composed of fifteen girls. is selected by the faculty and sponsored by the girls' Yiee- Principal. Mrs. Xl. R. Brown. During the past year Betty Baker and Jean l,ll0llllS. presidents. have led the Alphas in their activities: first- programming entering Hl0s. then --helping the tear-hers with their enroll- ments. sponsoring the Hi-Day dance. giving a semi-annual A9 tea. and generally aiding in all school activities.