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

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Prometheans SECOND TERM l,RONll'l'l'HEANS lirlrff Ruff: l. lvl'-lsslllan, N. llarriwm. H. Mull:-n. N. Nlurplly. ll, Nl2ll'fTllS. B. Bonniflcld. H. Yvllite. S. Swim. Fran! Roni: ll. l,E'VlI'lSUl1, C. Tullllilllr. D. Schnierer, ll. Sclmeifler, R. Palczy, li. Buruway. Nl. llarfsul. Nl. Rosen. R. Wall is. FIR ST TER Nl PROM ETI IEANS Hllvlr Ruzv: J, Hulmttoru. l.. Briflglcs, A Kay. A. QJLIJIIVIICT, l.. llillaurg, J. CUIJBI ll, Afller. J. Styrt. J. Page. A. Harvey E. S4'lllElll-FV. U. Alml. ll. Finch. Front Razr: K, Xxrilgllfjf, M, Merten. .l. W'il son. J. Barton, S. Tallverl, F. Zabarslay P, Clmplnan. NI. Grulwcrnxan. N. Krause lfmulf H0112 F. Wuml. N. tlmllielw. R Backer, J. f,lUll'lf'Tlllf'I'gI. ll. Rulwerts. li Bl'6C'lxCT1l4lflQC. A. Cl1cr'r1mx. S. ,lm-lsum . . Q ly. Murad. J. lL1llmf3fg, J, Ostrofslxy. . Skrrlnirli. B. Wilder. Ffflllf Rolf: 1 Slllllleyell B. Sleirunan. 5. Flock. J RlllJPllSlE'lll, J. Carfl. C. XIHClJUll8ll'l. F clllklflbllll. D. Gleason. l.. lsenlverg. 28

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Girls amount of food and clothing needed. During the fall semester Sl7?3 was raised hy dues drives. Then during the usually uneventful spring term. the Cabinet, in step with the times. orig- inated the plans for the Victory Corps, a means of actively enrolling the entire student body in war work. These plans were later turned over to a committee composed ol' Alphas, Knights. Calminet members. and Council members for fur- ther development. On May l, the girls of Fairfax were given the opportunity of acting as hostesses to Representa- tives from six other Los Angeles high schools. C. Z' f 942 GlRLS' LEAGUE CABINET D. Medeiros, L, Nahas, S. Parks. J. Baughman. D. Hayley, B. Mullen, S. Philips, V. Harrison, Al. Gibson, ,l. Phebus. S742 GIRLS' LEACLE REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: B. lloward, N. Knowlton, E. White, L. Beaudine, R, Cogan, R. Hatch, N. Hentges, G. Barber, B. An- derson, J. lllery, A. Kenriek, J. Tinger, G. Brooks. Fourth Row: R. Rupp, P. Wright, L. Efverlund, E. Schneider, E. Rirnmer, D. Caley, D. Sullivan. P. Chap- man, S. Van Dyne, P. Ravenscroft, C. Robey, K, Sullivan, M. Wlisswaesser, N. Oliver, D. Anderson. Third Roux' .l. Greenberg, D. Marcus, D. lsrarl, P. Cahoon, P. Neeld, D. Allison, B. Mil- ler, B. Mayer, C. Alter, J. Phebus, M. Carroll, B. Ward, S. Gross, I. Dolherg. Colene. Second Row: B. Rudd, D. Cronjager. M. Feiner, S. Lesser, A. Graves, P. Hall, D, Bayley, E. Byers, P. Wlehh, J. Burk, A. Brown. Front Row: J. Fox, L. Langer, S. Crosby, L. Mosconi, B. Bittelman, R. Nlilham. lx El! -,f 9 League Manual Arts. Los Angeles, Dorsey. Polytechnic. Hamilton. and Metropolitan. At this regional conference several prominent women spoke con- cerning the various fields open to the girl grad- uating from high school. As a whole the pro- gram. luncheon, and individual conferences rnade up a very eventful and successful day. Another change from the regular schedule of activities was the change in sponsorship. Nliss Ruth Purnell very ably took over tl1e marvelous work of llliss Mabel Alyers who had aided the girls of Fairfax in their activities for the previ- ous four years.

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. -e' 4 CSF, AND VRONIETIIFAN OFFICERS 121101: Rolf: F, Groper, P. Cox, D. Bern- stein, F. Wilcox, A. Helming, S. Field, C. George. R, Bernhard, R. Slmsrak. H. Schneider. Front Roni: L. Teitelbaurn. ll, Smith. B. Heaton, L, Auslender. A. Shufro. B. Thomas. M, Baker. A, Hsi- mann. H. Schneider. The scholastic group of Fairfax is called the Promethean society. lt is the chapter name of the 21st chapter of the California Scholarship Federation. Persons receiving three 4'A's'7 and not less than QB in other subjects at the end of the se- mester are eligible to membership in this socie- ty. They then become temporary members of the California Scholarship Federation. If one makes Promethean four semesters, one of which is in his Senior year. he is automatically made a life member of the California Scholarship Federation. The Prometheans have distinctive pins which are awarded at the beginning of each semester. First semester members wear a bronze pin. sec- 1 ond semester members wear a silver pin. third semester members a gold pin, fourth semester members a gold pin with one ruby. One may go as high as a six semester member with three ru- bies in his pin. The society performs many useful tasks such l as: aiding in many charity drives, and provid- ing student Mcoaches' for persons deficient in any subject. The society has been very success- ful especially in this last plan and it has the grateful acknowledgement of many students. 1 1 THIRD. FOURTH ANU FIFTH TERM W PROMETIIISANS Brick Rauf: S. Kravetz. N, Berinstein. S. Grecnstonc. l.. Rell. R, Brwschan. C, Matloff. P. Scranton, ll. Simon. From Hair: H, Wliller, S. Bluestone, P. Cur- ran, J. Phehus. l. Chamie, A. Alf-nick. E. Lindenhaunl, F. Stone. , ,, 4