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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

the colonial 1948 published by the students of tairtax high school 7850 melrose ave. los angeles, California DEDICATION Wl en jii, inh bach on those School days, ■ SL fan tL U, attU, dJhe laughter and dances, d)t maheS me rather Sad. above a other things, dJlat matte me hate to leave, JU e memorij of the hin dest man, W, ?oe Q. Van CLe. d) didn t hnow him personally, Jt’s just the things they Say, lnd tlouyh dt If never meet himy Jdis Spirits here to stay. So along the paths of learningy dl)own the halts of laughs and tearSy Jdis face is (iL tante rny Jks voice rings throiujh the years. 3or JfL S given to the School, SI. is doeSn t Seem lihe muchy Jut th is is dedicated to the man ]AJho’s left his lasting touch. MARI LINDBERG —RALPH WALDO EMERSON. administration WILLIAM J. GOODWIN. Principal Vanguards and Dear Camerons: You have been associated together as a class for three years, and it is our hope that the recollection of that experience will remain as one of the happiest in your collection of memories. We believe that each of you while at Fairfax has developed greater faith in himself and acquired new friends. You have been taught that honesty and industry ore prerequisites for good character. How well that lesson has been learned will largely determine your future success. Aloha, and good luckl Sincerely yours, WILLIAM J. GOODWIN You may not realize how great a responsibility you have in the world today. The most important learning is how to meet any crisis with under- standing. Today you cannot afford to be ignorant because ignorance can be the cause of war. It is urgent that you give serious thought to your plans for living in this world. First, it is imperative that every person in this country should advance our democratic principles with all the force, vigor and power within him. Second, it is vital for you as an individual to seek peace with freedom. Third, it is essential for you to recognize that the greatest need of our time is not to know more, but to do better. Let us dedicate our future to building the de- fences of peace and security in the minds of men. Ella Arciniega ELLA ARCINIEGA Girls' Vice-Principal SAMUEL D. OELRICH Boys' Vice-Principal It has been my happy privilege to become a Fairfax Colonial. As the days have become months, I too have learned to love our school. Fairfax is beautiful. Her walks and gardens and Greenway Court are unmatched. But finer yet are her faculty and student body. Friendliness, under- standing, great ability and high standards charac- terize both. There is a spirit, deep, human, and fine, that draws people to us and makes us happy here and loathe to leave. I have gauged the quality and spirit of Fairfax; I know that it is a great experience to be a Colo- nial. I hope to remain a Colonial forever, in spirit if not in person. Samuel D. Oelrich o c BOYS' AND GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fricke. Mrs. B. T.. Chairman Welsh. Mr. H. Chairman Danforth, Mrs. D. Crippin. Mr. R. W. Delaney, Mrs L. L. Lloyd. Mr. K. M. Sprague. Mrs. H. G. Shaffer. Mr. R. Whiting. Mrs. F. Winfeld. Mr. J. ART Mellini. Mrs., Chairman Kurvers. Mr. A. McLaughlin. Mrs. E. Smith. Miss J. COMMERCIAL Colville. Miss M.. Chairman Cook. Mr. J. H. Hasbrouck. Miss G. Myers. Miss M. Montgomery. Mrs. F. Padilla, Miss V. Smith. Mrs. S. Williams. Mr. R. 1 ENGLISH Batter, Miss L„ Chairman Gorton, Mr. G. Halgren, Miss E.H. Heath, Miss S. Jomgocian, Miss A. Morrison, Miss A. Paxton, Miss E. Quick. Mr. H. Sharpe. Mrs. G. Stoakes, Miss E. Sydes. Mr. T. Willens. Mrs. R. HOME ECONOMICS Scheck, Miss F. B., Chairman Eberts, Miss N. McDonald, Mrs. L. Murchison, Mrs. A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Bultmann, Mr. P. G., Chairman Allen. Mr. H.D. Campbell. Mr. J. E. Dell. Mr. D. Rygh, Mr. J. Taylor, Mr. A. LANGUAGE Way. Miss H„ Chairman Hart. Miss A. James. Miss E. Lowe, Miss I. McLure, Mrs. G. Reeve, Miss T. Roalfe, Miss M. Schulof. Miss M. LIBRARY Mason, Miss H. MATHEMATICS Walsh, Miss D., Chairman Cressy. Mr. B. D. Krant. Miss L. Taafe, Mr. L. Taylor. Mr. A. Theilen, Miss L. MUSIC Smith. Mr. C. Y. Engberg. Mrs. M. Kiesling, Miss M. Turner, Mrs. E. R.O.T.C. Randall, Lt. Col. H. Backell. Sgt. SCIENCE Aigner. Mr. H. L, Chairman Cornell. Mr. B. D. Groy. Mr. D. G. Gueniler. Mr. A. F. Hanna. Mr. J. P. Resnick, Mrs. I. Sawyer. Mr. J. Siddall, Mrs. D. D. Sitter. Mr. J. W. Thomas. Miss N. SOCIAL STUDIES Underwood, Mr. H.. Chairman Crippin, Mr. R. W. Fasoli, Mr. G. A. Getie Mr. R. Nelson. Mrs. F. Purnell. Miss R. Smith. Mrs. H. M. Thompson. Mrs. E. Davis, Mrs. J. student administration ... Stanley Weiss President Senior A Class Naomi Grossberg Adjutant James Valk Assistant Lord High Marion Bogue Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Adrienne Roitman President Girl's League Richard Sommers Colonel of the R.O.T.C. Wally Sampson Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Jerry Horwitx Joyce Trattner Commissioner of Clubs Dorothy Apel President of the Girl's Assize Court Mary Perkins Commiuioner of Publicity Dorothy Myers Editor of Colonial Gazette Jackie Stern Mary Anna Aldrich Commissioner of Advertising President of Prometheans Hanna Fenichel Commissioner of Oral Arts Patty Giles Historian Nina Andrews President of Guilders COUNCIL 1948 Lawrence Bracker Lord High Commissioner COLONIAL COUNCIL SUMMER M 8 Joseph Acorn Lord High Commissioner Josephine Goff Chancellor of the Excheque for Winter and Summer Jean Smith Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Hl Marjorie Akers Commissioner of Advertising Robert Pollies Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Gloria Duffy Commissioner of Publicity Ruth Lippin Editor of the Colonial Goiette Sheldon Mittleman Commissioner of Oral Arts Norma Risser President of Guilders George Green Town Crier for Winter and Summer Helen Johnson Historian Jim Scott President of Boys' League Tom Kemp President of Senior A Class Jarre Buchbinder President of Girls' League Bob Goldstein Colonel of the R.O.T.C. CSF Back Row: M RODIN. D. ROSENTHAL. J. MOORE. R. LESSLER. C. MEREDITH; Row Ona: T. GILDER. J. GOFF. G. ROTHSCHILD. T. LIPSON. N KISSER. M. ALDRICH. J. WEIN. PROMETHEAN OFFICERS W'48 Back Row: M. Do LAURA. E. BLANK; Row Ona: M. ALD- RICH. P. ALBRIGHT. PROMETHEAN OFFICERS S'48 Back Row: I. GOLDRING. M. RODIN; Row Ona: J. CAHN. L. STRIPLING. Back Row: J. LUCKOFF. H. STRICKSTEIN, H. ESTRADA. Z. GERTZMAN. G. BROOK. E. SHANE. L. TEPPER. J. GREEN. K. PITTS. R. RUDY. P. GREENBERG. R. DAVIS. R. LESSLER; Row Thraa: D. SCHECHTER. L. COOK. G. LEVE. J. WEIN, D. SPIEGEL. L. STERN. R MAY, N. RAIDEN, E. BLANK. G. MANDELL, J. MOORE. W. KLEIN. S. BERGMAN. H. KLAUSNER. R. RICHARDS. P. COHEN; Row Two: J. WINKLER. F. KOTKIN. P. WOLKOWITZ. D. JACOBS. J. ROSS. R. AMADO, L. ESPINOZA. N. RISSER. S. ARNESTY. 8. SCHINDLER. M. KARON. M. COLMAN. A. WILLNER. R GROSS. U. GREENBAUM, P. GLASSBERG, M. REINARD, L. SELK; Row Or : J. WECHSLER. N. FISHER. J. BROCHINER. V. JONES. M. RODIN. J. CAHN. L. STRIFLING, I. GOLDRING, S. DILLER, P. COHEN. A. KUSNICK. J. BISHIN. D. PINCUS. G. ROTHSCHILD. B. GOLD. PROMETHEANS GUILDERS Back Row: N. WHITMAN. B. LESSER. J. WEIN, B WASSER- MAN. J. PENNY. B. NOVAK. S. EISMAN. R. GOTTLIEB, J. JENNINGS, J. FISHBURG. L. LESSER, B BREIDING, J. MOORE; Row Two: T. DECHTER. D. RUSSO. F. GOZ. K. ONOUYE. H. SCHNEIDER. R SPERLING. I. BALLENS. B. LEWIS. J. CHESLER. G ESTRADZ. J. SCHONFELD, N NISPEL. M AKERS. D. ROSENTHAL; Row On . G. ALLRED. V. SHAPIRO. P. GOMEZ. M. ALORICH .N RISSER. A. SHAPIRO. G. KUSHNER. D. HOOD. L. HAMBO. R LIPPIN. Back Row: P. SEIDMAN, A. WERTHAMER. A. LANDSMAN. A. NESBIT. J. VALK. W. SAMPSON. L. BRUCKER. B FISHER; Row Ona: D. TAYLOR. D. ROITMAN. J. TRATTNER, D. KAPELOVITZ. B. McANALLY. B. FRIEDMAN. G. KLUNER SR. A. GUILDERS SENIOR GUILDERS Back Row: 8. WASSERMAN, J. MOORE. B. BREIDING. N. WHITMAN. B. LESSER. L. LESSER. T. DECHTER. D. ROSENTHAL. J. WEIN; Row Two: V. SHAPIRO. M AKERS. J. SHONFELD. J. FISCHBURG, J. PENNY. B. NOVAK. J. CHESLER. S. EISMAN. R. LIPPIN; Row Ona: K. ONOUYE. N. NISPEL. D. HOOD. G. ALLRED. N. RISSER. H. SCHNEIDER, A. SHAPIRO, B. LEWIS. M. ALDRICH. spK'To ': , s o+- y ° 4 V-% ° s‘ ’ - o.; GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: J. MARGOUS. J. GOODMAN. J. GOZ. P. SPALT. D. ROMBERG, J. BARTH. A. FINKEL- STEIN. J. SCHWARTZ. R BLAUSTEIN; Row Thro : D. CHEVIGNY. S. SINGER. G SHACTER. N WEIS- BERG, S. GINSBURG. t. HOIZMAN. T SILVER- STEIN. L. EISENBERG. D. WATSON. J. TYLER. U. GREENBAUM. J. RATNER; Row Two: J. FISCH- BURG. S. KALISH. C. PINCUS. B FINKELSTEIN. M MORTON. R GROSS. R TANFIELD. V. CARTER. S. HOLLERBACH. L. MAIDMAN. C. ROWE. L. MARTEN. S. RUBIN. J. LIPSON. P. SMITH. R BERMAN. S. FOX. R. TENNENHAUS. R SPEVaCK; Row One: P. BALDRIDGE. M. GREENGARD, A. FRIEDMAN. L. COHEN. 0 RESNICK. H.FUESLER. N. PETERS. M. De LAURA, P. STONE. A. FISHER. M. NEWMAN. J. EISENBERG. M. FREEDMAN. J. SAUER. J. SHERMAN. GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET Back Row: D. HOOD. G. KUSHNER. S. LEWIS. H. JOHNSON, M. KOPPEL, D. APEL. A. WILL- NER. V. COX. M Dt LAURA; Row Ona: P. ROBBINS. R. STEINMAN. S. BLANKE, S. VOGEL. J. BUCH BINDER. I. RESNICK. G. ALLRED. R ESKIN. GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET Back Row; M RUBIN. S. VOGEL. D. SULLIVAN. D. THOMAS. P. ALBRIGHT. M. OWEN. M MEN. ICK. P. ROBBINS. D WALLERSTEIN; Fir � Row. G. ALLRED. N. ANDREWS. A ROITMAN. D ROITMAN, J. BUCHBINDER. R. ESKIN. F GLOBUS. GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: A LEVY ,L. MILNER. N WILK, J. BARTH. C. FOSS. J. McCLURE, E. SKLAR. J. GOZ. J. MARGOUS. R GOTTLIEB. M MORTON, J. GREEN- BERG. M DURFY; Third Row: J. LIP- SON, L. ORENSTEIN, A. BURGER. T BERLAND. D. MIGLIACCIA. B MANY. L. ROTH. J TYLER. H. SCHNEIDER. R. STEINMAN. A WERTHAMER. T. SIL- VERSTEIN. D LEFKOWITZ. E. BERKEN. D. COHN. F GOLDBERG. G KESSLER. I. JACOVES; Sacond Row: R. NEU- MANN. R LEPON, N MAUDAKIS. A. PAPPAS, M GREENGARD. P. COWLES. S VINETZ.S.DILLER. R CHROMAN; First Row; M. KLUBE- SCHEIDT. C. NEER. S SCHNEIDER. A WILLNER. S BLANKE. L. ESPINOZA. G. ALLRED. B BENSON. M Da LAURA. M LUnON. D ROHNBERG. P SPALT. WINTER '48 NAOMI GROSSBERG. Secretary EUNICE GREENBERG, Treasurer BERGSTROM. ROBERT BALZER, TED CALIFORNIA CLUB SR A COMM SR B COMM BLEVISS, JACQUELINE MIXED CHORUS BERNSTEIN. AARON LETTERMAN A BASEBALL B FOOTBALL ABRAMS. MARILYN GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. SR. TRIPLE F APPELL. BERT PRES. LETTERMANS CLUB GYM TEAM MIXED CHORUS ANDERSON. EARL ASHER. DIONE A FOOTBALL TREAS. B LETTERMAN CLUB V P. HI Y BUCHAHAN, DONALD DRILL TEAM R.O.T.C. SGT. GYM TEAM BARR. ALLEN BAY. LORNE STAMP CLUB BEARS. PAT A CAPPELLA CHOIR A TRACK BENESCH. AUDREY G A.A. GIRLS’ LEAGUE REP SR. PLAY BENCHOFP. BARBARA CHAVERS. BOB BLUM. MARILYN A CAPPELLA CHOIR COSMOPOLITAN CLUB MIXED CHORUS BERNSTEIN. DONALD BLACKMAN. MARILYN PRES. CALIFORNIA CLUB SR. A COMM. KNIGHT SR. A COMM. BERNSTEIN. SHIRLEY BLAIR. BUD A CAPPELLA CHOIR MIXED CHORUS BOGUE. MARIAN ALPHA COMMISSIONER OF GIRLS’ ATHLETICS TRI S LETTERMAN CLUB PRES. HI Y A FOOTBALL BRUCKER. LAWRENCE LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER C.S.F. KNIGHT EPHEBIAN BAKAL. ADELE BLEICHER. AUDREY CANTER. BERNICE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB CHROMAN. ROSELYN GIRLS’ LEAGUE REP. SR. A COMMITTEE BRAKMAN, ESTHER COSMOPOLITAN CLUB MIXED CHORUS COLLINS, EVELYN CORMAN. FRED COTE, VALERIE GUILDER CANDY STAND HELPER LETTER GIRL TRI S CORINBLIT, ESTHER CORNBLUTH, ROYCE DEBATE CLUB TRIPLE F PRES. SHARPS AND FLATS MIXED CHORUS SENIOR A COMM. OFFICE HELPER CRUM. NORMAN deBUS. NANCY DE JORIA, SHIRLEY COMOPOLITAN CLUB SR TRIPLE F SR A COMM. GIRLS' LEAGUE REP DAVIS. BARBARA GAZETTE STAFF MIXED CHORUS EISLER. BARBARA TRIPLE F GIRLS LEAGUE REP. LETTER GIRL EISMAN, AL FEIGENBAUM, AUDREY SR. TRIPLE F SR. A COMM. SR B COMM. DE FORD. BYRON CAFETERIA HOSTESS CANDY STAND HELPER ELBERGER. HARRIET EPSTEIN CYRENE VICE PRES. G.A.A. MANAGER STUDENT STORE TREAS. TRI S ELGENSON, MURIEL TRIPLE F GUILDER MIXEO CHORUS FELBER, JOANNE FISHER BARRIE ERICK. SALLY G.A.A. GUILDER LETTER GIRL FISHER. ISABEL SHARPS AND FLATS GIRLS LEAGUE REP. SR. A COMM. V.P. BOYS ASSIZE COURT V.P. GUILDERS SR. A COMM FOX. MARION GIRLS' GLEE CLUB LIBRARY HELPER TRI Y FEIGENBAUM. EDWIN BOYS GLEE CLUB CALIFORNIA CLUB R.O.T.C. FERENTZY. JEAN SR. B COMM. SR. PLAY TRI S FLESHMAN. MARCY FORENSICS G.A.A. LETTER GIRL GORDON. BARRY FRANK. ALFRED GAZELEY. GORDON GILES. PATTY BOYS' ASSIZE COURT A CAPPELLA CHOIR COLONIAL COUNCIL TREAS. SR B CLASS GUILDER ANNUAL STAFF A TRACK LETTERMAN DEBATE CLUB FREIDMAN. BARBARA GEFFNER. SYDELLE TRIPLE F GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. GUILDER PROMETHEAN SR B COMM GOBER. JEANNE GOLD. BERT GOODLEY. ELEANOR A CAPPELLA CHOIR TRI Y GIRLS' GLEE CLUB SR B COMM. GUILDER SR A COMM GOFFMAN. PHYLLIS GOLDWINE. BERNICE A CAPPELLA CHOIR SR. TRIPLE F CHRISTMAS PAGEANT GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT OFFICE HELPER GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. HIRSHON, CHARLENE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB HEINLEIN. GENEVRA A CAPPELLA CHOIR G.A.A. GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT GREENBERG, EUNICE GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. LETTER GIRL SR A CLASS TREAS. GREEN. NORMA G.A.A. HERSHMAN, STANLEY DRILL TEAM CAPT. R O.TC GRIFMAN, BERNARD SA8ER CHEVRON MIXED CHORUS CAPT. R.O.T.C. GROSS. CLAIRE HENNINGER. NEVA CAFETERIA HOSTESS GROSSBERG. NAOMI ALPHA SEC. COUNCIL SEC. SR. A CLASS HINTON. PETER SR BOARO HOFF. RICHARD HILBERT. NANCY HINOTE, LOIS GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. MIXED CHORUS SR A COMM GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. LETTER GIRL TRI S HOFFMAN, BETTY C.S.F GUILDER SR. A COMM. JAMES. MARILYN A CAPPELLA CHOIR ART CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HORWITZ. JERRY PRES. SR. BOARD OF CONTROL KNIGHT HORENSTEIN. SHIRLEY ISRAEL. MARSHALL COSMOPOLITAN CLUB JONES. HAROLD JAFFE, HARRIET COSMOPOLITAN CLUB LITERARY LIONS OFFICE HELPER KITAYEWITZ. MARVIN JARVIS. JERRY CHRISTMAS PAGEANT BOYS' GLEE CLUB JONES. ROBERTA CHRISTMAS PAGEANT GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICE HELPER KLAPP, HELEN TREAS. SHARPS 1 FLATS SR A COMM. KAPELOVITZ. DOROTHY KASSIN. MARCIA DEBATE CLUB GUILDER SR. ORCHESTRA KARNO. HOWARD KEHRBERG, KEN GAZETTE STAFF R.O.T.C. BAND A FOOTBALL A TRACK SR ORCHESTRA KOCH. LOIS KOSSIN. DOROTHY OFFICE HELPER SR A COMM. KALIN. RONNIE LAUFE. NORMAN ANNUAL STAFF S'47 BOYS' GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS CALIFORNIA CLUB LIBRARY HELPER LANDSMAN, ARNOLD A CAPPELLA CHOIR COLONIAL CLUB GUILDER KREIGER, ROLAND KONIGSBERG. NORMAN KOWITZ. JERRY A TRACK SR. A COMM. SR B COMM LANKIN. HAROLD A CAPPELLA CHOIR TOWN CRIER B BASKETBALL LEIBMAN. RUTH DEBATE CLUB GUILDER MARGUUES. NATALIE LIBRARY HELPER LILLARD. DALE LAZARUS. LARRY BOYS GLEE CLUB SR. B COMM. LEVINE. DANIEL A CAPPELLA CHOIR LETTERMAN A BASKETBALL PROMETHEAN B TRACK MERRIN. ARTHUR LINKE. LEATRICE GAZETTE STAFF MARKOWITZ. SEYMOUR V.P. STAMP CLUB PROJECTION CREW LIPP. MARTIN CALIFORNIA CLUB GAZETTE STAFF SR. A COMM. McANNALLY. BARBARA GUILDER MEYERS. DOROTHY EDITOR OF GAZETTE GUILDER SR. A COMM. McCLELLEN, JEAN G.A.A. MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER LEEB. HOWARD MIXED CHORUS SR. A COMM. A TRACK LEVY. SIDNEY GAZETTE STAFF LETTERMAN B BASEBALL LEFKOW, MURIEL DEBATE CLUB OFFICE HELPER SR. A COMM. LEEDS. FRED LETTERMAN A BASKETBALL A TRACK LIEBAN, BOB TENNIS GYM TEAM LICHTENSTEIN. ESTHER SHARPS t FLATS LOWSKY. TOBY MANDEL. JACKIE JOURNALISM CLUB GAZETTE STAFF MIXED CHORUS LUTTON. MARGARE i GIRLS’ LEAGUE LETTER GIRL TRI S Mclennan, shirley V.P. ALPHA V.P. TRI S SEC G.A.A. EPHEBIAN McMillan, bill menick. mary LETTERMAN TRI S TENNIS PRES. G.A.A. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINE OWEN, MILLICENT COSMOPOLITAN CLU1 GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET SR A COMM. NORWOOD. WILLARD PERKINS. MARY E. COLONIAL COUNCIL G A A V P GIRLS' ASSIZE COL MILNER. LOIS A CAPPELLA CHOIR GUILDER SR. A COMM. MILLER. CHARLES PROMETHEAN A FOOTBALL C TRACK MORGAN. ADELE LIBRARY HELPER SR. ORCHESTRA MOTLEY. GERALD MINKIN. JOAN GAZETTE STAFF OFFICE HELPER SR. A COMM. NESBIT, ANN GUILDER OFFICE HELPER PROMETHEAN NOVAK. MAX OFFICE HELPER RALEY, MARTIN SR B COMM. OLDS. DALE A CAPPELLA CHOIR BOUNDARY GUARD HI Y OKONOWSKY. GERALD GUILDER A FOOTBALL B BASKETBALL PAPPAS. ANN TREAS. G A A. LETTER GIRL TRI S MOORE. BLAIR BOYS’ GLEE CLUB CALIFORNIA CLUB STAGE CREW NIMMO. THOMAS MOORE. JERRY STAMP CLUB PROJECTION CREW NORTHRUP. PATRICIA A CAPPELLA CHOIR GUILDER s PLAY ORLOFF. BURTON LETTERMAN R.O.T.C. BAND SR. ORCHESTRA ORLEY. ALANA PRESS CLUB TRIPLE F GIRLS’ ASSIZE COURT ORDIN, SALLY COSMOPOLITAN CLUB LIBRARY HELPER SR. A COMM. PELLO, ALVENA PODOLOR. PHYLLIS PERALTA. GASPAR GYM TEAM LETTERMAN LETTERMAN’S CLUB A CAPPELLA CHOIR G.A.A. GIRLS’ LEAGUE REP. PAPPAR, RUTH GIRLS GLEE CLUB PARIS. FRANCES MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER SR. A COMM. PIVO. JACK ROITMAN, ADRIENNE ALPHA COLONIAL COUNCIL PRES GIRLS' LEAGUE EPHESIAN RAY. EMILY SAMUELS. ANN A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MIXEO CHORUS ROITMAN, DIANNE SEFMAN. STANLEY ALPHA V.P. GIRLS' LEAGUE GUILDER EPHESIAN SAMUELS. LORELEI POLLOCK. EDYTHE PRAVDER, BILL CAFETERIA HOSTESS SR. ORCHESTRA MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER POSNER. ALLEN LETTERMAN'S CLUB LETTERMAN TENNIS RAPAPORT. STANLEY GYM TEAM RAFTENBERG. PATRICIA SHARPS i FLATS OFFICE HELPER SR A COMM. RAYNSFORD. RONALD REMBA. ODED REITZIN. JAY BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICE HELPER ROE. CAROL ART CLUB GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT SR. A COMM. RESNICK. ABE SR. PLAY A FOOTBALL ROSENBLUM. LEONARD RUSSO. SYLVIA RUBIN. STATON SAMPSON. WALLACE COLONIAL COUNCIL CHIEF KNIGHT V.P. PROMETHEAN SALOMAON. LOVONNE EPHESIAN A CAPPELLA CHOIR TRIPLE F GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GUILDER SCHIFF. HARVEY SCHNIEDER. PHILIP SCHWAGER. JEROME SEIDMAN. PAULINE SCHNEIDER. EUGENE SCHROEDER. SHIRLEY GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. GUILDER SR A COMM. GIRLS LEAGUE REP. PROMETHEAN SR. CLASS OFFICER SEVRt. CONNIE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICE HELPER SENIOR PLAY SHAFFER. BEVERLY GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER SHAPIRO. SHIRLEY COSMOPOLITAN CLUB PRESS CLUB OFFICE HELPER SHAFFER. RALPH COLONIAL CLUB SHANKS. DORIAN SR. TRIPLE F GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. OFFICE HELPER SHURMAN. CYNTHIA CALIFORNIA CLUB MIXED CHORUS SHARPE, NORTON BOYS' ASSIZE COURT GAZETTE STAFF GUILDER SILVER, DAVID MIXED CHORUS A FOOTBALL A TRACK SOMER. RICHARD LT COL. R O.T.C. SIRKEN. RHODA SNITZER. ELAINE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB AGRICULTURE CLUB OFFICE HELPER SLATER. REGINA SNYDER. DON STAMP. MARCIA LETTER GIRL ANNUAL STAFF S'47 AGRICULTURE CLUB OFFICE HELPER STEWART. RONNIE A FOOTBALL A TRACK OFFICE HELPER TRI S • SOLOMON. JUDITH TANNER. NANCY GAZETTE STAFF GUILDER PROMETHEAN SUGIMOTO. NOBUKO STONE. STANLEY GIRLS' GLEE CLUB LIBRARY HELPER SR CHORUS COLONIAL CLUB GUILDER SR B COMMITTEE STERN. JACQUELINE COLONIAL COUNCIL G A A. SR. A COMMITTEE STONE. GRETA TALLY. KENNETH SHARPS AND FLATS GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. OFFICE HELPER TARNOL. MURIEL TAYLOR. DOLLIE GUILDER LETTER GIRL TRI S TRATTNER, JOYCE ALPHA WEINBERGER. JOYCE COLONIAL COUNCIL V.P. SR A CLASS VALK. JIM TEICHNER. SEYMOUR TORGESON. NANCY MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER A TRACK THOMAS. DOROTHY WALLERSTEIN. DENA ALPHA PRES. G.A.A. TRI S EPHESIAN WATROUS. BERNHARDT GAZETTE STAFF A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET B TRACK SR A COMM. WALLERSTEIN. NORMAN V.P. SHARPS AND FLATS SR A COMM. ASS T LORO HIGH GUILDER KNIGHT A CAPPELLA CHOIR C TRACK B BASEBALL WINSTON. BARBARA CHRISTMAS PAGEANT COSMOPOLITAN CLUB SR. PLAY WEISSMAN, ERIC DEBATE CLUB FORENSICS R.O.T.C. WEINER. GERALD CALIFORNIA CLUB SR. A COMMITTEE SR B COMMITTEE WEISS. ARTHUR WERSHIN. KATHERINE OFFICE HELPER SR A COMM SR B COMM OFFICE HELPER WEISS. CAROL CAFETERIA HOSTESS ART CLUB SR PLAY WEISS. STANLEY PRES. SR A CLASS KNIGHT TOWN CRIAR WILLEN. RALPH EPHEBIAN SABER ft CHEVRON RIFLE TEAM MAJOR R.O.T.C. WEISSBLUTH. NIRIAM COSMOPOLITAN CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. WINGO, MAURINE SHARPS ft FLATS A CAPPELLA CHOIR SR A COMM. WIRT. DAVE MIXED CHORUS STAGE CREW WERTHAMER. ARLENE WILLET. GEORGIANA GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. OFFICE HELPER GUILDER PROMETHEAN WOLFSON, JOAN V SR. TRIPLE F GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. SR PLAY WOODBURN. GEORGE SABER i CHEVRON DRILL TEAM 1ST LT. R OIC. DOL. EILEEN A CAPPELLA CHOIR TRIPLE F GIRLS' GLEE YAROSH. SALLY PRES. SR TRIPLE F GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET SR A COMM ZELINKA, ROBERT COLONIAL COUNCIL KNIGHT A FOOTBALL ZEPKIN, MARVIN A CAPPELLA CHOIR AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS BRUCKER. LAWRENCE ROBERT OTTO Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS SUMMER '48 NATALIE GANTMAN. Secretary THOMAS KEMP. President ROBERT PALLIES. Vice-President ■■■ ALLRED. GLORIA ALPHA HISTORIAN GIRL'S LEAGUE REP. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT TRI S APEL. DOROTHY ADLER. ELLA COSMOPOLITAN CLUB TRI Y LIBRARY HELPER G.A.A. PRESIDENT GIRL'S ASSIZE COURT PRES. BIG SISTERS ABBOTT. THEODORE PRESIDENT GERMAN CLUB A TRACK ABRAMS. HARRIET GIRL'S LEAGUE REP. LIBRARY HELPER ACORN, JOSEPH LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER KNIGHT LETTERMAN EPHEBIAN ABRAMS. CHARLES ACKERMAN NORMAN COLONIAL CLUB B FOOTBALL TENNIS AKERS. MARJORIE COMM. ADVERTISING ART GUILDER LETTER GIRL ALDRICH. MARY ANNA ALPHA PRES. PROMETHEANS LETTER GIRL ALLEN. SHIRLEY MIXED CHORUS TRIPLE F FORENSICS ALPERN, EUGENE ALBRIGHT, PATRICIA EPHEBIAN ALLEN| MARTIN ALPHA PROMETHEANS TRI S LETTERMAN A BASKETBALL A FOOTBALL AUERBACH. AUDREY CAFETERIA HOSTESS TRIPLE F GIRL'S ASSIZE COURT ARNOFF. CORRINE ALTMANN, STUART ASS'T LORD HIGH COMM. FORENSICS SR PLAY ANAPOLSKY. 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BUD COLONIAL CLUB DRILL TEAM R.O.T.C. KANTOR. EOITH SHARPS ft FLATS LIBRARY HELPER MIXED CHORUS ISENBERG. EDDIE LETTERMAN SR PLAY A TRACK KESSLER. GLORIA FORENSICS GAZETTE STAFF GIRLS' LEAGUE REP HOCKMAN. EVELYN HOLLERBACK. SUNNY GERMAN CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. HOLZMAN LILYAN GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. OFFICE HELPER SR A COMM HOFFMAN. ROBERT SR 8 COMM HOLLIS. DON GYM team HOOD. DARLA GIRLS' ASSIZE COURT PRES. GUILDER PROMETHEAN HOWARD. ROBERT A CAPPELLA CHOIR SR A COMM. B BASKETBALL ISCOE. ELEANOR HORWITZ. MURIEL JOYNER. LYNN A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. JACOBSON. JACK CHRISTMAS PAGEANT MIXED CHORUS JELIKOSKY. JOE LIBRARY HELPER OFFICE HELPER GYM TEAM JACOBSON. ROBERT PRES. B LETTERMAN CLUB LETTERMAN . A BASEBALL KAPLAN. GLORIA KARASICK. JERRY MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER SR B COMM. KAPLAN. MARVIN R OIC. BAND SR. ORCHESTRA JONES. VIRGINIA GIRLS' LEAGUE REP PROMETHEAN JOHNSON. HELEN ALPHA PRES. COLONIAL COUNCIL HISTORIAN PROMETHEAN SEC. KAUFMAN. 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CAROL G A A LETTER GIRL STUDENT STORE MANAGER G A A BOARD GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. LETTER GIRL ROTHMAN. FLORENCE eiG SISTER SR. A COMM. GIRLS' LEAGUE REP RUBIN. CELINE BIG SISTER MIXED CHORUS RUTA. NORMAN LETTERM AN B FOOTBALL GYM TEAM RUBIN, BERNICE RUSSELL. WILLIAM SCHERVONE. HELEN SANDERS. RUTH OFFICE HELPER SCARCELLI. ERNEST SCHECHTEL. HAROLD SHAFFER. HELEN A Baieball A FOOTBALL LETTERMAN SAPIRSTEIN, ROBERT SCHAFFER. MERVIN SCHWARTZ. RICHARD PROMETHEAN PROJECTION CREW R.O.T.C. BAND SR ORCHESTRA SCHNEIDER. HARRIETT SCHNEIROE, ADRIENNE SCHULTZ. HOWARD alpha TRIPLE F B BASEBALL TRI S OFFICE HELPER COLONIAL COUNCIL ADJUTANT SCHNEIDER. SHIRLEY SCHREIBER. ROBERT SELK LARRY OFFICE HELPER DEBATE CLUB GIRLS’ LEAGUE REP. PROMETHEAN SR. B COMM SMITH. JEAN ALPHA VICE-PRES. COMM. OF GIRLS ATHLETICS TRI S VICE-PRES. STEINBERG. RHODA SHAPIRO. VIVIEN SHARPS I FLATS GUILDER PROMETHEAN SILK. MARILYN A CAPPELLA CHOIR BIG SISTER SHERLIN. BETTY SHERMAN. ARTHUR B LETTERMAN B BASEBALL SHUTMAN. PHILIP stage crew A TRACK SHONFELD. JACQUELYNN GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GUILDER SIMANDLE. ELAINE TRIPLE F GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICE HELPER SMELTZER. CAROLYN GIRLS' LEAGUE REP SR. PLAY SNODGRASS. TOMMY SILVERSTEIN, THELMA SITKOFF. IRWIN Hl-Y PRES. LETTERMAN GYM TEAM GIRLS' LEAGUE REP A FOOTBALL SR. A COMM. GYM TEAM MGR. SR. ORCHESTRA SUTTON. CHARLES B LETTERMAN B FOOTBALL A TRACK SOBELMAN. CHUCK B BASKETBALL A BASE8ALL LETTERMAN STEINMAN. RENA SOCAL. ELAINE SR. A COMM. G.A.A. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET LETTER GIRL HISTORIAN TRI S TREASURER STERNBACK. RENEE SOKOLIK. MARTAIN SPEEZE. VIVIAN MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB STRATIOTI, PAT A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS' LEAGUE REP. TRI S SPITZ, JACKIE SUSNOW. MYRNA TAFFERT, HARVEY STONE. FRED COLONIAL CLUB MIXED CHORUS 8 BASKETBALL OFFICE HELPER A FOOTBALL A BASEBALL SUMMERS. CAROLYN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS WESTON. YVETTE WALLACE. TED CHEMISTRY CLUB WILKIN. JACOB OFFICE HELPER SR B COMM TANNER. DENNIS LETTERMAN A FOOTBALL TENNIS TAUBMAN. PAUL OFFICE HELPER TAVELMAN. WILLIAM COLONIAL CLUB OFFICE HELPER TUCKER. RALPH Inin 8 Wallen, sta UTZMAN. DIAN UTSUSHIGAWA, SUMIKO TRAUSS. SHIRLEY SHARPS 4 FLATS MIXED CHORUS PROMETHEAN TENNENHAUS. RIANE GIRLS' LEAGUE REP SR A COMM. LIBRARY HELPER VOGEL. SARI ALPHA GIRLS' LEAGUE VICE-PRES. TRI S VALJIEN, BOB SOUND CREW WEISS. PHYLLIS G.A.A. LETTER GIRL OFFICE HELPER STANLEY WASSERMAN. WILLIAM WEINSTEIN, RITA WITT. BOB LETTERMAN A CAPPELLA CHOIR PROJECTION CREW GYM TEAM SR. PLAY B TRACK WARNER. LAWRENCE WEIN. JOSEPH A TRACK C- S- F- gazette staff sr PLAY WEXLER, PHYLLIS WHITMAN. NORMAN WILHELMS. DON CHEMISTRY CLUB PROMETHEAN WILLIAMS. MARCIA GUILDER SR PLAY SR A COMM B TRACK B FOOTBALL B BASEBALL TRI Y OFFICE HFLPER WHITE. SHERWIN WHITMAN. STANLEY DRILL TEAM SR ORCHESTRA R.O.T.C. BAND WILLNER. ANN GIRLS’ ASSIZE COURT GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET PROMETHEAN WOLF. DAVIDA CALIFORNIA CLUB TREAS. SR. ORCHESTRA OFFICE HELPER YOURSOFF. HOWARD ZACKY. SHIRLEY SHARPS FLATS GIRLS1 GLEE CLUB ZEITMAN, JERRY A CAPPELLA CHOIR A TRACK B BASEBALL ZIFF. SHAELDON SABER i CHEVRON R O.T.C. 1ST LT. ZACKY. DORIS SHARPS i FLATS MIXED CHORUS OFFICE HELPER ZONNI. ROSALIE A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS ZUCK. SHARON GERMAN CLUB MIXED CHORUS SR A COMM. ZEITMAN. JACK SR A COMM. OFFICE HELPER B TRACK ZANTESON. ALINE ANNUAL STAFF A CAPPELLA CHOIR LETTER GIRL ZWIEBACK. SYLVIA G A A. LETTER GIRL SR B COMM ZUCKERMAN, ESTHER CALIFORNIA CLUB GIRLS’ LEAGUE REP. OFFICE HELPER ¥ ACORN. JOSEPH BUCHBINDER. JERRE AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS ALTMANN. STUART ALDRICH. MARY ANNA e activities Back Row: N. BLOCK. J. MINKIN. D. SALINS, R. LIPPIN. J. MOORE. H. GOLD. W. ETTINGER. N. SHARPE. A. MERRIN. S. WEISS. T. WEISSBUCH, J. GERTLER. B DAVIS; First Row: D. WALLERSTEI N. G. KESSLER. E. ROSE, S. VOGEL. A ROITMAN, D. ROITMAN, A. FAMILIAN. N. TANNER, H. SCHNEIDER ANNUAL STAFF A CAPPELLA CHOIR Back Row; R. McCREA. 0. RONNBERG, S. ERICK. C. EPSTEIN. T. MINT2, G. GOLDSTEIN. B. HARPER. G. GOTTASMAN, D. BARNETT. A. FAMILIAN. W. LEWIS. E. STONE. J. DENTON; Row Thro: M. STEINBERG. M TORME, C. NEER. M SHINEROCK. D. KLIENBERG. S. ZEIDEN. M. ZUCKER. C. SUTTON. W. ER8SEN. D FERTAN. C. BLACK. H. OBERMAN, A ZANTESON; Row Two: R. SPERLING. M McCONNELL. B EDWARDS. H GLICK. R. SILBERSTEIN. J. CARTER. B. MATUSOW, 8 WASSERMAN. L. LEVINE. S. VOGEL. J. GERTLER, J. FELD. S. ZACKY; Row Ona: E BASS. P WELLER. M MITTLEMAN. D. GREENBARG. J. JACOBSON. B HUNIO. S. TElCHNER. D DUZE. B MILLION. P HULL. M. HARRIS. A PAJATZ. H. SHAFFER. G KLUNER. MIXED CHORUS Back Row: N. NEWMAN. A. GRAVES. S. BLANKE. N. PETERS. R BALDWIN. J. REVILLE. J J ICKfig. A _f|-£KER, N. CARKEEK, B CUTHBERT, B. SMITH. 4. MONKARSH. J. MILLER. B. DaLONG. B MATUSOW P STONE. N GLICKMAN . M KLOBESCHEIDT. M DaLAURA; Thl7d Row; N. NISPEL. M. SILK. A. ZANTESON. P. “LEE. N. SOUTHWORTH. H. A8ERMAN, E. La GUARDI A, I. ROSENTHAL. M. GORDON. M EDWARDS. P. SIGAL, L. JOYNER. D. OAKLAND. D. ADIJR, 5. STEINBERG. B SHERLIN. R. CURLAND. E STONE; Row Two: E. 8IRNS. L. RATH BUN. B BRADY. L. FINN. L. MARCUS. S. ROBERTS. S. EISMAN, B. MCCLELLAND, D. DECKER. G. MOFFAT. B WASSERMAN. L. RIMBACH. T. MclNTYRE. R. HAGGARD. N ANDREWS. J. SMITH. E. HERSH, J. KLEIN; First Row: B. GERSON, CHATTE. S GERVETZ. S MAZELLE , E h6waRD. 0. HINES. B CLAYMAN. L GOTTLOBER. MRS ENGBERG. B. ELLIS. B. HOWARD, B. MILLION, P_. FlNl Er R SALOMON. P WlLttlT. i WILKIN. l feAFARIAN. F GLOBUS GIRLS GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: H. WALTERS, P. LEVINE. A. RASKIN. B. GAUS- SAK, M. MOLD, J. USPADA, H. PROMER. A. BARLOW, K. BURGAN. P. BURGAN. F. LaBARSKY. 8 MANY; ROW TWO: H. KAEKA, N. CURIAN. J. GREENBERG. A. FELDMAN, S. DARIOTIS. F. FAWCETT. C. SILVERSTEIN. J. BENDER. M. ROMEO, E. COHEN. M. MITTELMAN. S. RUBIN. R. KAPLAN. 8 CLARK. E. ELLIOTT; ROW ONE: S. PISTITELLA. S GER- BER. E. STERN. R. ADAMS, J. CHESLER. M. KIESLING, J. FISCHBURG. D. HICKOX. H. COHEN. E. DECTER, G. NARWITZ. MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: M. CRYSTAL. S. MARKOWITZ. M. MATTIS. B. OTTO. E. ISENBERG. BOB. A. LANGE. M. KRAMER. 8 HAM. MONO. J. BORNSTEIN. S. COHN, G. FRISCHER. ROW THREE: N. MONDS, D. LINDER. W. LATHAM. J. GRUBER. C. RODMAN. M. PERLMUTTER. E. BELINSKY. R. HIRSH- FIELD. A. RUDOLPH. J. PRICE. B GARDNER. F. EDELSON, B. BLUESTEIN, A. LABOWITZ; ROW TWO: A. CHRISTENSEN. M. HORWICH. J. KAUFMAN. B. SACKS. L. HANDELSMAN. D. GROLL. F. GOLDBERG. A. CHESSMORE. R MELTZER. B. ROBITHCEK. M. STRAHL. M. ZELINSKY. H. COGAN. A. LEVY; ROW ONE: P. COHEN. G. SILVERMINTZ. S. COVET. H. FUESLER. 8 ClCCARELLI. E. LEVINER. M. MORTON. M. DELCORE. L. HORWITZ. 8 MARGOLIS. F. WOOD. R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTORS SGT. E. McCOY. SGT. E. BACKELL, COL. H. RANDALL, 1ST SGT. R. BELL. R.O.T.C. OFFICERS Back Row: N. GROSS. D. DORSHKINO. J. PAWL, L. PINK; Row Two: S. ZIFF. B. STERN. 8. HASTINGS. F. LI STICK, R. STEIN. J. BLACK; Row On«: B. NICHOLS. T. DECHTER, F. KRIEGSTEIN, A. KARNO, B. GOLDSTEIN. J. GLESBY, L. NUNN. E. GROSSMAN. R.O.T.C. BAND Back Row: 0. GRAFF. P. WOOLSEY. B. VAN GERPEN. R. MALKUS, S. BAKER. B SCHINDLER. J. SONIES. A. ROSS. N. WHITMAN. S. HERMAN; Row Throo: R KARNO. J. BELL. S. KEGEL. N. SHAFFER. H. ROSENTHAL. D. DAVIDSON. A. ANISSIMOFF. B. MEMEL. B. FELLMAN. G. BOGOS, P. CONEUS. H. SILVERMAN; Row Two: R SAPIRSTEIN. G WEISER. B. SCHAEFER. R. HELDENBRAND. B. LESSER, R. SCHRIBER. P. GAMBI, J. BOXER. B HELLMAN. M GAHN. B. BARBER. R. JULIAN. L. MARDER. S. OSTROW, T. DECHTER; Row On«: E. KNOPOFF. D. ROSENTHAL. L. LACHMAN. M. KAPLAN. M. RABIROFF. L. WOLF. S. WHITMAN. A. CANTOR. M TIGNER. R. ANTRAM. D. BRANDES. DRILL TEAM Back Row: P. KNOBEL, S. PERRY. R MEAGHER; Row Two: G GOLOSTEIN. G FRISCHER. T. SHERRITT. R. STEIN. R. STERN. L. TEPPER. S. MITTLEMEN; Row On«: C. COHEN. N. MONDZ. H. KLAUSNER. S. ZIFF. B. GOLDSTEIN. B HASTINGS. J. BLACK. L. NUNN. F. LISTICK, N. KORT. P. GREENBERG. S. ZEIDEN. RIFLE TEAM—Back Row: R. STEIN, L. KOURY. N. GROSS. Row On . P. KNOBEL, N. KORT R.O.T.C. This has been the most successful term for the Fairfax Reserve Officers Training Corps Battalion in many years. First of the glories was the Blue Devil Trophy awarded for the finest unit in the city of Los Angeles. This was taken under the leadership of Cadet Colonel Richard Sommers. Following this, was the 6th Army Federal Inspection which lasted for on entire day. The results have not os yet been announced: but it is assured that our unit ranked high. In this inspection all phases of R.O.T.C. work were examined. including office facilities, in actual mock battle and sighting exercises. This covered a personal inspec- tion of every Cadet. Shortly after Fairfax A Company, under leadership of Cadet Captain Jerry Glesby, won the British Unit Service Award. This plaque is for outstanding Company in the thirteen City schools. In the city inspection to ascertain the two finest officers in the city. Lieutenant Richard Stern and Robert Hastings placed second and third respectively. Cadet Colonel Robert Goldstein placed second during the fall semester in the same competition. Journeying over to the Coliseum, Fairfax carried off five out of a possible seven trophies, competing with the fpe best units in the county. These trophies were for first place in Battalion. Company. Platoon. Band, and all-around proficiency. We also took a second place in squad competition and fourth place in rifle team. Another award was won for our school by Cadet Colonel Bob Goldstein for third place rifle manual in the county. The fall Military Ball will long be remembered in the annals of history for the spectacular event which occurred then. Bob Hastings, through a quirk of fate and the aid of Truth or Consequences brought Liiabeth Scott. Creating quite a sensation, Miss Scott was most gracious and danced with all the boys who dared to ask her. Special acknowledgment should be given to Colonel Hal Randell. Sergeants Bockall. Bell, and McCoy, and Mr. C. Y. Smith, band instructor, who are greatly responsible for the fine showing. COMPANY A Back Row: S. KAY. L. CANNON. A DONNELLY. S. GOLDSTEIN. R BREWER; Row Thr : H. KLAUSNER. L ALBERTS. N. MONDZ. S. CAWN. R. RUOY. G. HANSON. S. ZEIDEN. L. TEPSTEIN. E FRANCEl| M KLAUSNER; Row Two: J JORDAN. W PERKINS. H. MARDEN. S. ROSENBERG. L. SCHWARTZ. P. KAPLAN. L. HERBERT. K KREITH. N. SCHUMACHER. E. KOTKIN. L. BERNARD; Row One: S PERRY. S. BLACK. T. SHERRITT. B HASTINGS. J. GLES8Y, E GROSSMAN. R MEAHER. S. MITTLEMAN. N. KORT. M. BORNE. R.O.T.C. CO. B Back Row: G. HOLZMAN. E. CORIN. A. CHRISTEN- SEN. R. MILLER. R. CARD. K. HOLT. N DOLINSKY, D. SILVERBERG. P. WILK. D. LEVENSON; Row Two: A WALL. S. DOCTROW. J. KUDLER. S. KELIN, F. GLASER. J. TRIGGS. N. EPSTEIN. A KISHINEFF. S. WEINER. R GALIT; Row On.: S. STONE. M NEW. MAN. H. STERN. G. OKUNEFF. 8 HUMPHREYS. S. ZIFF. F. KRIEGSTEIN. J. BLACK. M. PACHTER. C. CAMPBELL. A. ADLER. COMPANY C Back Row: L. TEPPER. R. KELLER. H. KISHINEFF. L. GRAY. M. SCHENTER. P. LERNER; Row Thraa R KAHL, M. RARTIN. D. KATES. L. LYPO. H. PO LESKY. G. FRIEDMAN, B. ALPERSON. R. SHACK P. GREENBERG;Row Two: S. STUDNER. A. DU8ROW F. FRIEDMAN, J. STOY. D. LESHGOLD. A GELENS F. LAMBERT. R SEFMAN. L. NOOSENOW. P FISH BERG; Row On : A. DHENIN, E. SIMMEL. B. ED WARDS. P. KNOBEL. R. STEIN. A. KARNO. R STERN R. LARSON. G FRISCHER. L. KOURY. I. WAR SHAWSKY. SABER AND CHEVRON Back Row: B. EDWARDS. J. PAWL. E. KWOPOFF. G. FRISCHER. B HUMPHREYS. S. MITTLEMEN. P. KNOBEL; Row On : L. NUNN. STERN. E GROSS- MAN. J. BLACK. R. STEIN. B GOLDSTEIN. B. HASTINGS. J. GLES8Y. A. KARNO. F. KRIEGSTEIN. T. DECHTER a . f? ik u •V 'r J f- f. t tt i i -1 if a i i i GERMAN CLUB Back Row: S. WAIZER. L. PINK, E WEISS. S. STEIN. F. VON STEIN. L JOYNER. T. MclNTYRE. P. KUHNLE. N FEDER. Z. SHINER. E. GREENSTADT. J. LUCKOFF; Row Two: L. TEPPER. S DELNISK. S. FINEMAN, I. CAMPBELL. H. LAWRENCE. B. BREIDING. A. CANTOR. R. STERN. T. ABBOn, L. DORIN. M. KARON. G LAKS8ERGER. R BREWER. L. SELK, J. HANIG; Row Ona: F. LISTICK. K. KREITH, G. KLAUSNER. J. DERNBURG. F. KLUGMAN. P. KOT. LISKY. F. GOLDBERG. B. BLOTZ. H. BAER. S. ROBERTS. S. ZUCK. P. LESTER. G. MARUM. LITERARY LIONS Back Row; C. STENGEL. E COHEN. I. SITKOFF, L. ROBIN. GOLDSTEIN. I. BOSCOE. J. MALTER, J. HURWITZ; Row Ona: G NARWITZ. L. RATHBUN, S. LABOVITZ, N. HICKMAN. H. QUICK. L. LAEVSKY, M MERVIS. J EISENBERG. R. NEUMANN. S DILLER. CHESS CLUB Back Row; A. RUSSO. D. ROSENTHAL. R KRUTOFF, T. WALLACE. J. ACORN. N. AKERMAN; Row Ona: D. SCHECHTER. T. SIEGEL. C MEREDITH. P UNDER, D FEUER. L. COOK. B GOLD. Hl-Y Back Row; T. KENDAU. D. OAKLAND. S. CUTTER, G BRADISH. J. MONTGOMERY. B CARPENTER. D. UNDERWOOD. W ROBERT; Row Two: B DaLONG. G HARRIS. D. OLDS. B. OTTO. L. JOYNER. J. ACORN, B HASTINGS. P. NITRINl; Row On : J. HALL. T. KEMP. C. LAUTZ. J. SCOTT. T. SNODGRASS, J. RYGH. R ORTON. J. CARTER. L. CLARK. B LETTERMAN Back Row; J WINFIELD, M SOMMER. L. ALEXANDER. M. GOLD. L. GLICK. J. SCOTT. T. KENDALL. G. KLEIN. B. GREENBERG; Row Ona: I. JACOVES, C. SUTTON. A. SHERMAN. R HAGGARD. T. Me- INTYRE. S. ALBERT. H. TAFFERT. J. BORNSTEIN. VARSITY LETTERMAN'S CLUB Back Row: J. HALL. S WALLEN. S. OSTER. B. OTTO. J. CARTER. G BRADISH. R. FOX; Row Two: D. TAN- NER. M WARTNIK. R F. SHAFFER. J. FINKELSTEIN, B. MATUSOW; Row Ona: R BREWER. N SHERRY. P. NITRINl. C. ESSEGlAN. L. LYMAN. T. KEMP. B. Da LONG. CALIFORNIA CLUB Back Row: J. PAWL. M NEWMAN, S. ARNESTY. S. GANZ. R. KRUTOFF, K KREITH, W KLEIN, L. EISENBERG Z HOUH- STEIN; Row Two: D. NEWMAN, E. KOVAL. A. RUDASH, G. KUSHNER. N. FISHER. Z BORMAN. B BERNS. D. STEVEN- SON. S. KAY. A. RUSSO. C. GREENBERG. N. GOLDSTEIN; Row On : A FISCHER. B. BERGER. R. QUALGE. R. ASSEO. N. THOMAS. B BERGER. M BERMAN. N. KORT, S LEBOV- SKY. N. NEBOFSKY TRI-Y Back Row: J. KEISLER. B. SWERDLOW. C. SILVERSTEIN, B DAVIS. B TYRE. G. BILCHIK, C. MILLER. N. WIZELMAN. 8. BRADY; Row Two: E. STERN. B KOTLARZ. S. KERIOTIS. S. ROSINSKY. E. WOOLF. T. ALLEN. B. WOOLF. L. SOLO. B. ALLEN. Row Ona: R. GOLDSTEIN. N. SKOLSKY. S. CANDIOTY, J. LEIBOW, F. GLOBUS. P. MARGOUS. B. HARRIS. H. KAPLAN. R. KAYE. M. BAER. DEBATE CLUB Back Row: B GOLDSTEIN. E. GRIFFEL. L. COOK. E. KNOPOFF, S. ALTMANN. P. GREENBERG. C. MEREDITH. J. BERNIE; Row Ona: S. SHARKEN. S. LABOVITZ. E. DAVIS. R. ESKIN. S. MITTLEMAN. H. FENlCHEL, R. BACHMANN. C. PINCUS. SHARPS FLATS Back Row: P. LIORKOWITZ. G. GANZ. D. ORNSTEIN; Row Two: I. RUBEN- STEIN. V. WOLFE, P. SMITH. R. TENNENHAUS, B. POSINOFF, L. GRODSKY. B. SCHAEFER. B. LEVIN. H. FINNERMAN, R. MAY; Row On : E. LEINOW. J. SEARS. A. AISSEN. S. FRIEDMAN. E. TURNE . E. ELLIOTT. B. NATHAN. J. RATNER. D. LASH. TRI-S Back Row: J. GRINAGER. P ALBRIGHT. P. BALDRIDGE. J. SMITH. P STONE. V. COX. N. PETERS. M D LAURA; Row Two: V. FREEDMAN. M. McKEE. E. SEBERGER, N. ANDREWS. H. SCHNEIDER. N. NISPEL. S. VOGEL. P. STRATIOTI. B. LEDENDECKER. J. BUCHBINDER; Row On : S. VINETZ. P. COWLES. J. DENTON. J. SMITH. MRS. M. ENGBERG, G ALLRED. V. CARTER. R STEINMAN. J. SCHATTE, N. MOUDAKIS. STAMP CLUB Back Row: E MARUM. L. BIEIDBERG, D. BAYNE; Row Two: S. DEL MONTE. J. SAWYER. H. MORE DRAMA Drama Classes ai Fairfax, under the supervision of Miss Araxi Jamgocion, offer fine courses for those interested in this held. Students in the eleventh grade are eligible to take Drama I, if they have good grades and a definite interest in the subject. The first semester acquaints the student with stage terms and helps him to feel at ease while performing in front of an audience. Often, there is a need for more people in the Senior Floy, so those who are doing well in Drama I and show a great deal of promise ore given the roles and the valuable experience. Drama II. and III are for the students who have been outstanding in Drama I and who wish to continue. In this year, the Senior Froduction is presented. The students not only act in the play, but are made heads of properties, make-up. and wardrobe. During the first part of the term, students read plays until they decide on the one they wish to present. This last term, they voted on having five one act plays instead of the usual three acts. They chose A Still Alarm , Marriage Has Been Arranged . Happy Journey . Overtones', and The Camel and the Vamp . The students must 'audition' or try out for the part they want in front of a faculty committee. Those who are not chosen work as prompters, heads of committees, understudies, or ore double cast for the play runs two nights. All students take part some way in the production. Following the presentation of the play a vote is taken among the drama classes to choose the best actor and the best actress of the semester. They are presented with an engraved scroll at our annual Academy Award Banquet which is given in Greewoy Court. This semester Fenrod Cohen and Lynn Feinlieb received the awards for their fine characterisations of Ma and Fa in the Happy Journey . Bock Row: E ISENBER6, J WEIN. f. COHEN, S. LEVE. S. LIPPMAN. J. BORNSTEIN; Row Two: I. BROOKS. J. SPITZ. R LEVINE. S. ALTMAN. L LESSER. B. WASSERMAN; Row One: 0. CoK«n, D. Hood. A. Finkolstoin, P. WEXLER. V FOOTBALL SUPPLEMENT Fairfas's Sunset Loop kingpins dominated the All-Western grid selections for the second consecutive year. The 1947 tit lists placed five men on the 12-man squad selected by the Southern California Board of Football. The team is as follows: CHARLES LAUTZ. R.E. E— Bud Heir FAIRFAX FAIRFAX G—Bob Zelinke FAIRFAX FAIRFAX B—Art Yow«ll B—Chuck Etscgien FAIRFAX Bob Zelinka. Lion team captain, was selected at All-League guard for the second consecutive year, and in addition was honored as Player Of The Year in the Western League. Shel Weinberg, pass-snatching junior end. landed a second-string berth to bring the Colonial All-Loop representation to sin—a far cry from the 1945 season, in which the Red and Gold could place only one man on the first two elevens selected. The Lions also made their biggest showing in All-City selec- tions in years. Bob Zelinka held down a first-string guard posi- tion for the second consecutive year, a feat not often accom- plished. Bob was also the only Western leaguer to make the first team. Tom Kemp, the locals stellar signal-caller and passer, gained the blocking back post on the second eleven, while Jerry Moose Finklestein was a popular pick for third team tackle. At the Annual Football dinner. Tom Kemp was selected os the Lions' Most Valuable Player, because of his season-long all- around greatness both on offense and defense. Bob Otto was selected as Most Improved Player for his fine work at center, and Chuck Essegian and Shel Weinberg were made co-captains for the 1948 season. Thus the Lions' greatest football season in ten years came to a successful dimau. Fairtau High School will not soon forget this group of dauntless gridders who overcame all obstacles to give us the Western League crown. GERALD FINKELSTEIN, L.T. Back Row: B CUTHBERT. L. HALFBACK. F. STONE. D. SCHNIDER. H. KARNO. B MATUSO. D. TANNER. J. ACORN. B. RAUCH. A. HYAMS. 0. SILVERS. E ANDERSON. E. ISENBER. M. PULLMAN, H. MARTIN. M PHILLIPS; Row Thr «: MR RIGGS. L. CLARK. E. BURUCH. M KUSHNER. J. BURNS. R BREWER. D. DoLONG. H. SCHECTEL. C. ESSEGlAN T. KEMP. S SANTO. B PALLIES. D. BARNETT. C. MORRIS. ROSEN. F. WAGNER. COACH SCHAFFER; Row Two: H ORLOFF. H ROGAN. M EDWARDS. C. LAUTZ. M ALLEN. M. LUTUISKY. B. OnO. B. ZELINKA J. FINKLESTEIN. S WEINBERG. G BRADISH, B. FOX. S KAGEN. BECKER Row On� : B. CARPENTER. C. MILLER. W. ISENBERG. EDWARDS. ISENBERG A. POSNER. J. LONOON. COACH OAKLAND A FOOTBALL 1947 Coach Frank Shaffer has six returning lettermen on hand to start what was destined to be Fairfax's most glorious grid season since 1937 at the start of pigskin practice this September. In early season pre- dictions, the Colonial eleven was ranked in a four- way tussle for first place in the Western Loop with Dorsey, Venice, and Hamilton. ROMANS RUIN LOCALS The highly-favored Lion club, attempting to shake off an LA jint, went down to another upset defeat on Friday. October 10. Bob Zelinka, Fairfat's magnificent All-City guard and captain, was sidelined during this game with a leg injury; this was directly responsible for the overwhelming 18-0 defeat plastered on the locals by the Pioneers. Roman Jim Pendleton was the outstanding man on the held for the winners, while Chuck Essegian and Jerry Finklestein led the bod I y-out played locals. The only Colonial threat, coming near the end of the first period, was thwarted when Stan Santo s pass was intercepted on the Roman 10. LIONS ROAR. 27-4 Sparked by Bob Zelinka. who ployed a great game, and by the stellar work of Tom Kemp. Shelly Weinberg, and the entire forward wall, the Colonial juggernaut finally went into high gea. trampling a highly-regarded Jordan Bulldog outfit by the overwhelming margin of 27-6. It later developed that this was the largest margin of victory attained by the roaring Lions dur- ing the entire season. One great moment of the game was when Shelly Weinberg intercepted one of Grover Thompson's pitches and galloped 68 yards for a touchdown. Jordan's lone score came in the lost 30 seconds of play, when Grover Thompson fired a 3-yard pitch to Joe Herrington. COLONIALS BOP UNI. 8-6 The Colonial varsity looked ragged, but still could muster enough strength to defeat Unihi4s weak Warriors. Oct. 24 on the local greensward, in the league opener. The final tally was indicative of the closeness of the play. A blocked punt, fallen upon by Injun guard Johnny Sheffield in his own end tone, prov- vided the Lions with a safety in the first period. This proved the bulge of the victory. The Lions' score came on a 41-yord sustained march in the second quarter, with Santo rifling to right half Bud DeLong in the end tone on fourth down. The play was good for 5 yards. Little 130 lb. Louie Cardenas of Uni sprinted 61 yards for a touchdown on the second scrimmage play of the second half. Altogether, this little scatback piled up 141 yards all by his lonesome. This victory was eventually taken from the Lions and awarded Uni by forfeit, owing to the Col- onials' using an ineligible lineman in the tussle. LIONS TRAMPLE VENICE The fightingest Colonial aggregation since the days of Aaron Rosenberg slashed the beefy Venice Gondoliers in a great foot- ball exhibition at the Beachboys' Clark Field on November 13. 20-13. It was the locals' greatest exhibition of the season and stamped them as one of the city's finest elevens. The Roaring Lions were sparked by the great line play of Bob Zelinka. Jerry Finkelstein. Bob Otto, and Shelly Weinberg, the great throwing of Tom Kemp, and the scintillating scampering of midget Bob Rallies. The first Lion score, coming in the initial stanza, wos set up by a Si-yard Kemp-to-Weinberg ploy. After the huge Oarsmen had stopped the locals' bid for glory on the 1. Tom Kemp and Bob Rallies teamed up to carry from the Gondolier 20 to paydirt, with 'Long Tom crunching over guard for the score. Bradish added his fifth conversion of the season. The beginning of the second period saw a veritable sideshow os Venice sctred twice and the Colonials once within two minutes of playing time. Tapp Jones intercepted a Hal Schechtel pass on the Lion 25. lateraled to Roland Marshall, who scored tor the hosts. On the next kickoff, the alert Mr. Jones fell on Johnny Hile's 60-yard end-over-ender tor another tally, while Chuck Essegian stood by. a picture of dejection. Within two plays, the Lions had gone from a 7-0 lead to a 13-7 deficit. This lock of points wos made up immediately afterward, however, as Bob Rallies circled end and raced 63 yards, easily outdistancing his pursuers, for six markers. The touchdown that sewed up the con- test was set up in the fourth quarter by another of Bob's unbe- lievable jaunts, this time a 60-yard tightrope act down the side- lines. Once again the Gondoliers held, but on the next series of downs, Tom Kemp looped a perfect pass into Weinberg's wait- ing arms for a 45-yard payoff play. George Bradish's conver- sion put an end to the Colonials' greatest game. LIONS THUMP RED SHIRTS Playing their fifth consecutive game on home soil, the Colonials wrapped up Hollywood's dark-horse Sheiks. 14-6 in a tussle which had widespread repercussions afterward. Bud De- Long. Johnny Burns. Tom Kemp and Chuck Essegian were the main factors in the locals' fourth consecutive win. The Lions again scored first, when Johnny Burns intercepted one of Frank Sinicrope's aerials on the foe's 26. and ran it to the 1. where upon the selfsame Burns piled over for the tally. Frank Sinicrope engineered a retaliating 62-yard march midway through the second period, bulling over from the 1 himself. The clincher for Fairfax occurred early in the third quarter, and stemmed from a recovered fumble on the Hollyhi 37. Tom Kemp engineered a 9-play drive to pay dirt, with Hal Schechtel squeezing by from the 3-inch stripe. This game was marred by several fist fights and several players being ejected. After the game, alumni and students of the two schools staged a disturbance which brought about the suspension of athletics between Hollywood and the Lions for one year. HAMILTON FALLS. 20-14 Looking like true champions, the Red and Gold locals knocked a big obstacle off the rocky road to the W. L. title October 31. when they downed a hard-luck Hamilton Federalist eleven, 20- 14. Tom Kemp turned in a spectacular game at his QB slot, firing two touchdown passes and scoring the other six himself. Lightning struck with unbelievable suddenness in the first period. After the Lions had driven to their own 45. Chuck Essegian boomed a high punt to Ed Dtmirjian. who fielded the punt on his own 20, and then had the swineskin stolen right out of his arms by Bud Blair, who went to the 15. Four ploys later, big Tom Kemp rammed over from the 2. The next time Fairfax got their mitts on the ball, a 58-yard march took place, with Tom Kemp rifling to Shel Weinberg for 31 yards and the TD. In the second period. Tom again limbered up his shooting arm and lofted a pay-off pass to Bud Blair, who raced 70 yards for the score. Bradish and Fox both boomed conversions to give the Lions a 20-0 lead at halftime. The Yankees fought back like the great team they were, however, and all but took the game away from the Lions, rolling up an aggregate of 320 yards in the process. LIONS COP WESTERN LEAGUE FLAG— BUT NO MILK BOWL Maddened by a ruling which banned them from competition in the P-TA Milk Bowl as a result of the Hollywood fracas, the underdog Colonials blasted Dorsey's defending champs and league leaders. 13-6 on Van Cleve Field, to nail down their first- Sunset Wheel pigskin title since 1937. It was Bob Zelinka, playing one of the greatest games ever seen in Los Angeles prep annals, who led the Lions to their glorious triumph. The inspired locals dealt the startled Green and White, which boasted a string of 15 games without defeat, a knockout blow from which it never recovered, in the first minute of play. Tom Kemp hit Billy Greenberg with all the force of a runaway rocket, and the ball popped away, to be fallen on by Marty Allen on the Don 26. Chuck Essegian. playing his best ball, sliced over tackle and cut wide to his left, crossing the goal with nary a finger laid on him on the very first play. Automatic George Bradish thumped a perfect conversion, to give the locals a lead they never relinquished. Midway through the sec- ond canto, Terrific Tom Kemp lobbed a beautiful 31-yard pass to Bud Blair for the second score. Bob Fox's conversion was wide, giving the locals a 13-0 bulge at halftime. The beginning of the third quarter found the visitors fired up and outqaininq the Lions, but unable to shove more than one tally across. Only the Milk Bowl ban prevented this being Fairfax's greatest foot- ball year. B FOOTBALL Beck Row: K. MITCHELL. H. PENSANTI. R. STEWART L. JARVIS. S. PENSANII. R. PELTZ. S. AJALAT. Fourth Row; L. LACKMAN, B ROSENBLOOM. B NOONAN. J GOLDWINE. T MINTZ. A. LEVENSTEIN. A. SHAPIRO. D UNDERWOOD. B. NICHOLAS. Third Row: B MILLION. C. FONAROW. B WATKINS. R HAGGARD. H COGAN. I. EISENBERG, J. THILENIUS, W. TANNER. W. EISENBERG. G. SHIFFMAN. R. SUNSERI. B BOVSHOV Second Row B WOLFE. R GERST. R BAUM. T. KENDALL. M. ZINNER. J. SCOn. L. GLICK. A. LOPEZ. L. ZELINKA. 8 GREENBERG. T HORGAN. H. COHEN. Front Row: R HAGGARD. T. MclNTYRE, G KLEIN. M. KAPITZ. N. GARRIS. B ELLIS, M. SALOMON. L. DEUTSCH. E WILLIAMS. S. ALBERT. J. BORNSTEIN Back Row: K. LOYD. H. COLE. A. SHERMAN. J. GOLDBERG. B. SMITH. L. KALISH; Row One: A. GORDON D. JANSSEN D. LILLARD. J. EVANS. D. KILLGORE. A BASKETBALL 1947 Coach Keith Lloyd faced the 1947-48 casaba season with three returning lettermen from the '46-'47 City Champs, along with some promising Bee material, on the first day of practice for what was to be a so-so season for the always-powerful Colonial bas- keteers. LIONS ROMP, 53-37 Traveling to Hamilton, the locali whipped one of the city's weaker basket- ball teams, os they easily downed the Yankees, 53-37. It was Dale Lillard once more, playing only half the game, who led all scorers, getting 17. Barry Chosen and Joe Orschanski got 11 apiece for the Lloyd men. who led 34-18 at the half, while Jack Eagen scored 12 for the outclassed Federalists. COLONIALS HOT. 37-36 Dec. 12. 1947. marked the ending of a four-game Dorsey High winning streak, as Coach Keith Lloyd's charges, playing determined ball, made up on 11-point deficit to whip the Dons, 37-36. Joe Orschanski, 6-4 center, was the mainspring in the Lion victory machine, scoring 12 points to cop high point honors. Barry Chosen picked up 10, as did Caballeros Bob Marcus and Bob Woods. After ploying a listless first half, and trailing 20-9. something happened to the Lions, who played a great second half, taking the game by a narrow 1-point bulge. WARRIORS SCALP LIONS In the opening game of the W.L. season, the Lions, with two strikes (two forfeit losses to Hollywood) against them, dropped a 48-40 decision to Uni- versity's smooth-working Warriors. Injun guard Jerry Riffe and local forward Dale Lillard both hit for 14 points and high-point honors, with elongated Joe Orschanski. Lion pivotman. following with 12. The West LA boys led at the half. 20-18. but opened up a huge lead in the third stoma, coasting to victory despite Lillard's late point-getting. DONS TOP CRIPPLED COLONIALS. 47-32 Knocked out of the City playoffs by the ineligibility of Barry Chosen, Joe Orschanski, and Len Rubenstein, the Lions, fighting a stronger Dorsey aggre- gation. went down to a 47-32 defeat in the game which rang down the curtain for the 48 season. With set-up artist Jerry Marcus dropping in 20 points, the Dons won with room to spare, but not without a scare. Midway in the third period, the Lions, with Dale Lillard. Dave Janssen, and Fred Leeds sparking the attack, crept to within 5 points of the Green-clad visitors. Dale Lillard led the Colonial attack, notching 13 points, while Janssen hit four long fieldies for eight counters. LIONS WIN 2. LOSE 4 IN PRACTICE In practice tilts, what was to become glaringly evident later on came to light: namely, that the Lion defense left something to be desired. In pre- season tiffs, the Colonial five downed Van Nuys, 38-23. and Manual Arts (later Southern Loop champs), 48-45, while losing two to Loyola. 31-30 in the last seconds, and 44-26. bowing to a powerful Glendale Hoover club, 48-40, and losing to arch-rival LA. 49-34. High scorers for the Colonials in these games were dead-eye forwards Dale Lillard and Barry Chosen, with 56 and 61 points, respectively. COLONIALS BOP VENICE Hitting their best stride of the year, the Colonial five walloped Venice's Oarsmen. 44-26. on January 13, os the Lions' 1-2 punch of Dale Lillard. who tanked 14 points, and Barry Chosen, who hit for 11. proved too much for Ben MacFarland's boys. Starting slowly, and leading by 2 points at the half, the Lions made a farce of the game in the lost half. Dick Saner, highly-regarded Venetian, was held to 1 point by the alert Lion guards, which probably accounted for the win. GONDOLIERS SHADE LIONS In a thrill-soaked contest on the local maples. Venice's up-and-down Gon- doliers dumped an equally inconsistent Lion quintet, 52-49, with a terrific second-half splurge netting the triumph for the Oarsmen. Venice's Dick Saner, later named All-City Player of the Year, and Colonial Dale Lillard staged a two-man show both tallying 21 points, to capture high-point laurels. Senti- nel Dave Janssen of the Lloydsters and center Bob Murray of the Blue and White followed with 12 and 11. respectively. At the half, the Crimson-and- CHASEN STARS IN WIN OVER YANKS The local bucket brigadeers brought their record back to .500 by again trouncing the hapless Hamilton Federalists. 52-36. using a makeshift lineup due to the illness of Dale Lillard, Joe Orschanski. and Jerry Evans. Barry Chosen went wild for the Lloyd men. waving the meshes for 21 points. 11 on free tosses, while Len Rubenstein rang the bell for 11. At the half, the Lions held a commanding 27-11 lead, and coasted through the final periods to a win. UNI THUMPS LOCALS AGAIN Out on the Westwood hardwood of University High, the local casaba war- riors receipted for their worst loss in four years, going down to the Warriors. 51-32. The Colonials, known to be a hot-and-cold team, hit their coldest streak on that day, as they could score but 6 points in a dismal first half which saw Jerry Marvin's Warriors pull out to a 22-point lead. Ronnie Gor- ver. Jerry Marvin. Jr., and Jerry Riffe led the hosts' scoring parade, with 15. 13. and 10. respectively, while Barry Chosen was the locals’ lone shining light with 13 frigid digits. In this game, the Colonials were deprived of the serv- ices of both their angular pivotmen. Orschanski and Jerry Evans, benched by Bu. LATE NOTES ... Dale Lillard wound up the W.L.'s high point man. with 90 in seven games for a 12.9 average, and was named to the first-string All-Western team . . . Venice High, which backed into the City Tournament via the ineligibility of several Colonial stars, went all the way through to win it, with University in the second position, and Dorsey fourth . . . Top-notch prospects for All-League and All-City stardom next year are Dave Janssen, brilliant guard, and Dick Kilgore, sophomore forward Bash. Back Row: H. FREEDMAN. E. GLASS. R. SPRINGWATER. M SOMMER. E. BERLIN. R DAVIS. M. GOLD. A. LEGGET. R. HAIGHT; Row Ona: L. BLEIBERG. G. WARNER. L. ALEXANDER. J. MOSS. S. SCHNEIDER. N. SHERRY. B BASKETBALL 1947 SHERRY SCINTILLATES AS LIONS SPLIT FOUR From December 9 to December 18 Norm Sherry. Cub guard-forward, went on a wild scoring spree, scoring 62 points os the Lions won from Venice and University, and bowed to Dorsey and Hamilton. In the Venice game. Sherry plunked 19 digits, 17 in the second half, to spark a 34-27 triumph; against Dorsey, he hit for 16. 13 in the second half, to almost upset the Don Juniors, JO-29. Out at Unihi, Norm flipped in 17 digits, the majority in the late mo- ments, to lead a 36-25 win. while he cooled off with only 10 points against hard-pressing Hamilton, joining his teammates, who dropped a 41-27 nod. Gil Warner made 21 points during this period, to follow Sherry in Lion point- getting. LIONS WIN FINALE. 39-32 As Norm Sherry and Dorsey's Marv Blumenthal waged a scoring battle, the rest of the Lion Bee quintet successfully staved off a late Dorsey rally to win their last game of the year. 39-32. Sherry and Blumenthal finally wound up with 14 apiece, while Eddie Berlin, Sid Snyder, and Gil Warner, scored 6. 5. and S. apiece, for the winners. Dick Davis. Lion guard, turned in a nice defensive performance. UNIHI BUMPS CUBS Strengthened by Norm Sherry's return from the Varsity, the Colonial Bees dropped their first Western Loop encounter. 32-24. but not without a battle. The Lions led at halftime. 15-11, finally weakening in the stretch. Eddie Berlin led the Colonials with 5 points. CUBS LOSE TO GONDO-BABES With the Hademen lacking their customary second-half splurge, Venice’s Bee Oarsmen walked off with a 28-22 decision, January 13, on the winners' floor. As per usual. Norm Sherry stole the show for the locals, picking up f2 more points, while Joe Stern of the Beachbabes got 9. THE LAST WORD... With the end of the year. Lion casaba observers looked back up a suc- cessful Bee season, one which produced a great Varsity prospect or two, chiefly the sensational Sherry, who wound up with 98 points, a number which led all Fairfax scorers, Varsity through ”D . Ed Berlin. Gil Warner. Dick Davis, and others all looked like the real McCoy so far os Varsity prospects are concerned. C. AND D. BASKETBALL Back Row: COACH WELCH, H. MINTZ, M. MOSS. H. BORNSTEIN. J. WINKLER. H. LIEBGOLD. B. FRYER. R. AYERS; Row Thraa: W. KAPLAN. F. KRIEGER. 8. SMALL. D. LATIN. J. AMESTOY. C. COHEN, L. MAIZLISH. D. BAER; Row Two: A. SINGERMAN. W. KLEIN. B. LEEKIE. G. MILSTEIN, 8. WINFIELD. B. TARNOL. B. SPIZ. GYM TEAM Back Row: E. TISHOFF, M. WORNlCK. B. GURSH. J. KNOW. T. SNODGRASS. H FRANKLIN. J.MITCHELL. G. MANDELL, G. AXELSON, 5. MOORLAND. V. SPIEGAL, M HOFFMAN. S. HELDENBRAN Second Row; E. SPALNICK. P. BACA, MR. CRIPPEN, L. SHORTFELT, ROSEN- STALK, A. WEITZ. H. KAHAN. J. CARTER. G. HARRIS. B McRAY. E BLANK. B. SOURSBY. L. STRIFLING. R. DABGER. F. OLIVER. R. STERN. M. GLADSTONE; Front Row: E. SPITZ. B. SELZER. B. KAZ, H KARNO, E ROTTMAN. A BECHER. D. STRINKENSTElN. B VAN GERPEN. D. HOLLIS. A. GOURTIN. G GREEN, A KING. GYMNASTICS 1948 Coach Robert W. Crippin's Colonial gym team enjoyed their most suc- cessful season in sit years during the year of 1948. The Red-and-Gold-clad fiexers garnered second place in the Western Loop, and placed seventh in City-wide competition. LIONS WIN ONE OF THREE In practice tiffs, the local gymnasts, facing a rugged schedule won one. while dropping two. The Lion contingent dropped a heart-breaking 6D i- 591 2 decision to Manual Arts, falling down in the usually-impregnable free- ex event. Roosevelt's city champs then dealt the Crippin Crew a 76-44 shellacking. The Lions got back on the winning track against strong Mar- shall. in their last practice meet, bopping the Barrister brigade. 72 2-47 2. Capt. Johnny Carter personally accounted for the Lawyer downfall in the latter meet, racking up 18 points, m COLONIALS CRUSH UNI Meeting a still-green Unihi team in their first loop encounter, the Fairfax musclemen romped off with an easy 82-38 victory. The Fairtaxers placed 1-2-3 on the rope, with Lee Strifling copping firjt via a 6.9s ascent. Johnny Carter and George Green tied for first in free-ex, while Marv Wartnik led the Lion jockeys to a 1-2-3-4 performance on the side horse. Herb Frank- lin annexed the long horse, with three other Colonials following behind, to ice the meet for the homebreds. RED-HOT LIONS SMASH VENICE Reaching their peak in excellence, the as-yet-undefeated Lion gymnasts blasted an invading Venice High contingent all over the local gym. routing the Beachboys. 79, j- 0% on March 3. The Beachboys picked up only one first place. Don Perry, junior rope climbing sensation, lipped up the 2S-foot hemp in 4.7s. Don later broke the 2S-foot record in 4.3s. and the 20-foot mark in 3.1 s. Johnny Carter, just recovered from an illness which had kept him on the sidelines for almost a week, led the Crippinmen to victory, tallying IS points on his own hook. Marv Wartnik and Larry Hyman con- tinued on their merry ways, outdistancing their respective fields easily to take additional Lion firsts. Don Hollis topped high-bar competitors, while Norm Carkeek tied for first on the parallels. Herb Franklin and Bill Soursby shared long-horse honors to end the Colonial first-placing for the day. HAMI JUNKS LION TITLE HOPES In a battle of undefeated squads. Hamilton completely routed the Lion fiexers on March 10, 74-46. The Feredalists. who later took third place in the All-City meet, earned first place, but were helped along when local gymnasts had off days. Only Fairfax firsts were captured by Lee Strifiing. who traversed the 25 feet in 6.6s, and by Larry Hyman, who scored un- precedented 9.6 and 9.4 ratings on this routine to lead tree-ex performers. 1948 GYM TEAM STANDINGS W L T Pet. HAMILTON s 0 0 1.000 FAIRFAX 3 2 0 .600 DORSEY . 3 2 0 .600 VENICE 3 0 .400 UNIVERSITY .. 1 4 0 .200 HOLLYWOOD 0 5 Automatic, lots tor Foirfot and Hollywood. 0 .000 ALL-CITY MEET With John Carter and Larry Hyman placing third and fourth, respectively, in their pet events, the Colonials ended up seventh in the 26th Annual All-City Gym Meet, held in Hollywood High's Aud., April 16. Fremont's Pathfinders deposed Roosevelt as city champs. The graduating members of this year s Lion squad are: Herb Franklin, Tom Snodgrass, Bill Soursby. Norm Carkeek, Don Hollis, and Norm Ruta. Congratulations, boys—Good luck. LIONS SECOND IN WESTERN MEET Duplicating their dual meet finish, the ineligibility-end etc.—riddled Colonial fiexers finished second in the annual All-Western League meet held at Hollywood High on April 3. The Crippin-coached musclemen made it hot for Hamilton's titlhts, however, leading to the final event, when the Feds' teriffic tumbling power swept the slim 2-point Fairfax lead away. Iron Mon Johnny Carter was the day's star for Fairfax, scoring seven points to end up second to Hamilton's Westrick. who totalled 2 digit more. Carter won the long horse event and placed fifth in both free-ex and rings. FAIRFAX CLIPS DONHI February 25, 1948 saw the local fiexers dumping the perennial Sunset Loop champs. Dorsey's Dons, in o meet held on the Caballero floor, 66l 2-53l 2- Herb Franklin was high-point man for the Lions, scoring seconds in free-ex. behind sensational Larry Hyman, and long horse, and tieing for fourth on the parallels. Marv Wartnik notched his third straight side horse triumph, joining high-bar ace Al (Frenchy) Goutin in the Lion win parade. Tommy Snodgrass added seven digits, getting second on the side horse and third on the long horse. Back Row: S OSTER. J BORNSTEIN, T KEMP, E. SCAR CELLI. C. SOBELMAN, B. RITTENBERG; Row Two: R ETTINGER. P NITRINI, F. STONE, S SANTO, M. POR- TERFIELD G BRADISH; Row On : D. KILLGORE, J. HALL. D. BARNETT. N SHERRY, R COX. C. ESSEGIAN, M. KUSHNER. 1948 BASEBALL STANDINGS W L T Pet. DORSEY • ...... 6 3 0 .447 UNIVERSITY 4 3 0 .447 HAMILTON 4 4 0 .400 HOLLYWOOD 4 6 0 .400 VENICE 3 7 0 .300 FAIRFAX 2 8 0 .200 •—Automatic oss tor Hollywood and Fairfoi. Dortay and University had on• gome to ploy whan Colonial want to press. UNIVERSITY HAMILTON 4 VENICE S DORSEY 2 UNIVERSITY ......... 2 HAMILTON ........11 FAIRFAX FAIRFAX 1 FAIRFAX .......... 0 FAIRFAX ........... 3 FAIRFAX ........... 4 FAIRFAX ........... 1 FAIRFAX ........... 0 FAIRFAX __________ 9 VENICE _____________1 DORSEY ............ 0 VARSITY BASEBALL The Lion boseballers turned in a 2-and-8 record for the 1948 season, placing the Colonials in the cellar position in the Western League. The locals dropped sin straight games, not including their automatic losses to Hollywood, before pulling a 4-1 game out of the fire against the fifth-place Venice Gondoliers. They then concluded their Loop slate on a brilliant pitching performance by Lefty Tom Kemp, who twirled a four-hitter against Dorsey's co-champ Dons. The pitching job was the standout performance in an otherwise dismal year for Coach Frank Shaffer's Lions. As the Colonial goes to press, the Lions had come through the first round of the Dorsey Baseball Tournament with flying colors, vanquishing Verdugo Hills' Dons. 7-2. behind another four-hit job by Tom Kemp. For the year. Chuck Essegian led the Lions of bat, compiling a .320 batting average. Tom Kemp was second at .273, while Stan Santo hit .263 for third position. JAY VEE BASEBALL Coach John Hanna's charges completed their first season as a Junior Varsity baseball outfit with a record almost identical to that of the varsity, winning 2 while losing 8. The only difference between the two lay in the fact that the JV’s won their games from University and Venice. Starring for the JV's were pitcher George Grant, who was the winning pitcher in both Colonial triumphs, first baseman George Mancuso, who connected for two homerun blasts, and third sacker George Gottesman. who led the club in hitting. JV BASEBALL RESULTS UNIVERSITY ........ 4 FAIRFAX ..... HAMILTON .......... 7 FAIRFAX ..... VENICE ............10 FAIRFAX ..... DORSEY ............ S FAIRFAX ....... FAIRFAX ...........11 UNIVERSITY .. HAMILTON .......... 9 FAIRFAX ..... FAIRFAX ........... 7 VENICE ....... DORSEY ............ 9 FAIRFAX ..... Back Row: G. GRANT, D. ADLER. G. GOTTESMAN. C. MORRIS, L. SILPA, F. WOOD. L. GLICK. M. STILES; Row Two: A. WROdBEL. M, PHILLIPS. J. BLOOME. L. ZILINKA. D. ROSEN. G SHERRY, J. ANSELL. F. ALDRICH. F. KRIEGER, J. HANNA; Row On : D. BAER, H. LIEBOLD. S. GLA8MAN. R LUNG. G MANCUSO. P. RABIN. B. ACORN. R. JANIS. A TRACK Back Row; R. HAGGARD, E. EISENBERG, K. MITCHELL, S. CUTTER. B. WILLISON, B. SCHIERE, J. EVANS, L. OLIVER. J. SERINA. J. MONKARSH. M. EDWARDS. E. WALLACH. R. KRUTOFF. E. WILLIAMS. R. ORTON; Row Two: T. MclNTYRE, A. GREENWALD. S. LIPPMAN. B. PARNES. M. LUTINSKY. C. ELLIOTT, T. ABBOTT. S. KACAN. B. Do LONG. L. WARNER. H. GOLDENSTEIN, B. OTTO, D. BOOTH, B. WILLIAMS; Row On : D. JANSSEN. C. SUTTOhi -XL THOMAS. W. EISENBERG, S. WEINBERG. D. BARNETT. B. PALLIES. L. ALEXANDER. I.JACOVES, J. AEITM AN, C DUBOW T. SIEGEL. (K_J y-t o JLe 9- y, HAMILTON 55 FAIRFAX 49 FAIRFAX 43 VENICE 41 DORSEY 47 FAIRFAX 37 FAIRFAX 40 UNIVERSITY 44 TRACK 1948 Fairfax'i Colonials enjoyed their best track season in years in 1948. winning two of four dual meets, and winding up third in the AH-Western League meet, which was held on their own Van Cleve Field. The locals produced two League champs during the year, namely Warren (Flash) Eisenberg, who went un- defeated in the 220, winning the loop crown in the time of 22.1s and tying John McCarthy's school recc d of 21.7s in a dual meet with University, and the locals' eight-man mile relay team, which won the Western Loop title in the flashy time of 3m. 4.8s. During the year, the Lions' record was as follows: 1948 TRACK STANDINGS W L T Fet. HOLLYWOOD 4 1 0 .800 DORSEY 4 1 0 .800 HAMILTON 3 2 0 .400 FAIRFAX 2 3 0 .400 UNIVERSITY 1 4 0 .200 VENICE 0 5 0 .000 •Automatic ton lor Fairfax and Hollywood. BEE AND CEE TRACK Ddring the '48 season, the Lion Bees and Cees fared not much better than in '47. placing fifth and sixth, respectively, in their leagues. Starring for the Bees in their meets were Ony Simons, sprinter, and Bill Nicholas. 660-man, while the only consistent Cees were shot-gutter Dave Simon and dashman Ronnie Livson. BEE SCORES HAMILTON .......55 FAIRFAX FAIRFAX ......50 5 4 VENICE DORSEY .........74 Va • FAIRFAX UNIVERSITY .....63 Va FAIRFAX ...40 -.44 1 4 ...20 Va .....31 Va B TRACK Back row: B: GALPERN. J. BROWN. E. RUSSO. F. LYEN. B. CARVER. C. NICHOLOS, B ALBERTS. J. KORT, D. FRANDSEN. D. HOULD. B. ZACKY. B. BOBSLOW; Row two: COACH LLOYD, B MILLION. J. SAMUELSON. J. QUIST, D. ORTEN, M. SUMMER. 8. BURGER, D. SPRINGWATTER. P PALEY. L. LEESER. M. KAPITZ. D. BROWNSTEIN; Row on : C. BACHMER. W. TANNER. L. LOCKMAN, A. MILLER. I. GOLDRING. F. TUCKER. N. EPSTTIN. B BADGER. B. LEHERMAN. O. SIMMONS. B NICHOLF. C. LANCE. C TRACK Back row; W. KAPLAR. P. MAST. A. HORWITZ. A. LEVENSTEIN. R. JANSON. M. BOROESKY. T. SCHECHTER; Front row; 0. SIMON. 0. BECKER. J. NACCARATO, L. BLEIBERG. 0. LIVSON. B WATKINS. B. SCHNEIROW. CEE SCORES HAMILTON 43 FAIRFAX 34 VENICE 54 FAIRFAX 21 DORSEY 47 FAIRFAX 9 UNIVERSITY SO FAIRFAX 27 TENNIS 1948 Finding their forfeiture to Hollywood's later-City Champ tennists a pain in the neck, the local racket-wielders slipped from their 1947 perch atop City standings to third in the tough Western League in 1948. The Colonials dropped but one match all year, but that was enough to eliminate them from further consideration for the City Tournament. The Lions salvoged some of their lost pride when the doubles combine of Sam Moore and George Ewens swept through the best competition the City could offer, winning the Los Angeles doubles crown. Results of the Western League matches follow: UNIVERSITY ..........4 FAIRFAX .............7 FAIRFAX ............ 4 FAIRFAX .............4 FAIRFAX 3 HAMILTON VENICE 1 DORSEY 1 1948 TENNIS STANDINGS W L T Pet. HOLLYWOOD 4 1 0 .800 UNIVERSITY 4 1 0 .800 FAIRFAX 3 2 0 .600 VENICE 2 3 0 .400 DORSEY 1 4 0 .200 HAMILTON 0 S 0 .000 —Automatic Ion for Hollywood and Fairta . Back Row: R SCHRIE8ER J WILDER. C. ABRAMS. D. TANNER. A. HACKEL. M. LIFTON. B. SPITZ. R AMADO; Row Three: R. KRAMER. R. KRUTOFF. G. GOLDSTEIN. D. LOCKE. D. POLITIC. R. LAXINETA. I. BROUNSTEIN. R KUGLER. B. SMITH. H. WELSH; Row One: S. MOORE. G. EWENS. R. KULLY. G MOORE. A. WILK. E. GREENFIELD. R. BREWER. B. BARTOSH. D. SPEYER. TENNIS G.A.A Back Row: P. WEISS. N. PETERS. P. STONE; Row Or� : J. SCHATTE. 0. GOLDSTONE. S. GUCKMAN. 0. ASSEO, D. CATER. G.A.A. BASKETBALL Back Row: E. ELLIOTT. G OUEFIE. J. SMITH. V. COX. D. APEL. M ALDRICH. P BALDRIDGE. J. DENTON. P. NELSON. E. CHESSMORE. B LEDENDECKER. A. REID; Row Two: J. GOFF. B. FREIMUTH. V. FREEDMAN. M OURFY. P ROBBINS. S. ZIVIEBACK. P. LOVELESS. L. FARLOW. N GLICKMAN. D. HICKOX. C. ROWE. M. AKERS; Row Ono: R. BALDWIN. L. ROTH. H. JOHNSON. G. CARACCILO. G. RAPONI C. FRIEDMAN. R. McCREA. D. HOOD. H. SHURE. A KUSNICK. J. DERNBERG. R LEPON. S. CANDIOTY. G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL Back Row: M. MATOSSIAN, C. MERCER. N. UNGER. N APEL; Row Two: D MARTIN. N. FISHER. C. AUSTIN. r. guAYLE. j. McClure, m greshan. j. collie. B. ECCLES. G LANDERS. N ANDREWS. M DaLAURA P. COWLES. M. McKEE; Row Or� : R. GALPERIN. R. FOGEL, N MOUDAKIS. B. HIRSCH. J. LAYTON. R. LINSKY. L. ESPINOZA. E DEKTAR, M. GIBBS. A. FRIEDMAN. B. GORDON. M. ZELINSKY. G GERT2 BADMINTON G.A.A Back Row: E. TElCHNER, J. OLSEN. P. ALBRIGHT. M. GREEN. GARD. J. MEMAKER, M DUBLIN. W LEWIS; Row On : B. FABER. C. NEER. 8 BENSON, J. SAUER. S. VINETZ. C. O'DONNELL. H. FENICHEL. J. KLEIN G.A.A Back Row: G. GERTZ, M. GRISHAM. R McREA, J. COLLIE. R. BALDWIN. J. McCLURE. T. AUSTIN. B. HIRSCH. L. ESPINOZA. E. DEKTAR. M. GIBBS. D. RUSSO. P. JOHNSON; Row Thr : B. NOVAK. J. PEN. NY. L. SHANINE. A. FRIEDMAN. B FABER. E. TEICHNER. J. NELSON. P. WEISS. L. ROTH, H. JOHNSON. G CARACCILO. C. FREIDMAN. M. E- LINSKY. B GORDON. C. ROWE. D. WATSON. Row Two: P. FINWALL. M. MIDDLEMAN. C. STILLWATER. R BERMAN. N. MITCHELL. B CICCARELLI, H. FUESLER. D. MARTIN. G. ZIFF. M FREEDMAN. S. BEDDER, S. POLLOCK. M. RUBIN. G. KUSHNER. V. WOLFE. E. PATERSON. L. RATNBUN. G NAR. WITZ; Row On : 0. HOOD. H SHURE. A. KUSNICK. J. DERNBERG. S. CANDIOTY. R LEPON, R. FOGEL. N. MODAKIS. S. VINETZ. J. LAYTON. D GOL- STONE. J. SCHATTE. G RAPONI, R GALPERIN. Back Row: M DUBLIN. J. MENAKER. L. VAN HEUSEN. M KLUBESCHEIDT. M. DURFY. N. APEL M. STAEL. P. ALBRIGHT. J. OLSEN. M. GREEN GARD. N. UNGER. C. MERCER. M. MATOSSIAN J GOFF. M DURFY; Row Thr : E. ELLIOTT. S ZWIEBACK. B, FREIMUTH. M MOUNT. J. WEIN STEM. W LEWIS. D. APEL. B. BENSON. J. SAUER P. BALDRIDGE. J. DENTON. M. ALDRICH. P. NEL SON. E CHESSMORE. A REID. B LEDENDECHER B. GARDINER; Row Two: J. TYLER. M. McLAUCH LAN. D STANFORD. B McAULEY. J. M ARGOUS P. COWLES. P SPALT. M. McKEE. J. SIMMONS. J SMITH. L. FARLOW. N. PETERS, M. D LAURA N ANDREWS. G. LANDERS. B ECCLES, P. STONE; Row On : N. GLICKMAN. D. HICKOX. S. GLlCHMAN. M AKERS. H. FENICHEL, C. NEER. N FISHER. V FREEDMAN. P ROBBINS. J KLEIN. C. O’DONNELL R. OUAYLE, V. COX. G.A.A. BOARD S '48 Back Row: S. VINETZ. B MIRSCH. M AKERS. B NOVAK. P. STONE. R. McCREA. G LANDERS. D. GOLDSTONE; Row Two: J SMITH. M. DatAURA, N PETERS. V. COX. J. SMITH. N MOUDAKIS; Row On : C AUSTIN. C ROWE. B ECCLES. YOUNGSTERS Back Row: I. SHAHINE. D. STANFORD. B. McCAULEY. J. WEINSTEN. M MOUNT. J. SIMMONS. P. SPALT. M STAEL. J. M ARGOLIS, M. DURFY. L. VAN HEUSEN. M KLUBESCHEIDT; Row Two: N. MITCHELL. C. STILLWATER. M. MIDDLEMAN. H. FUESLER, B. CICCARELLI. J. NELSON. D RUSSO, D. WATSON. P. JOHN- SON. J. TYLER. M. McLAUCHIAN. B. GARDINER. Row On : E. PATTERSON. V WOLFE. S. BEDDER. M FREED- MAN. G. ZIFF. M RUBIN, P. FINWAll. G. NARWITZ. L. RATHBUN. G. 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