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

 - Class of 1950

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FAIQFAX HIGH SCHOOL LOS ANGELES,CALIF. The nation in 1924 saw Calvin Coolidge as President of the United States; prohibition had gained a steady foothold, and the consumption of intoxicating beverages had decreased greatly; the Charleston was the new rage from coast to coast; and riding parties on tandem bicycles were the recreation of the day. Los Angeles in 1924 saw the construction of an important project. At Melrose and Fairfax, the site of Fairfax High, a building shaped like an H was constructed. Then, the site of the new school was the edge of the La Brea Pits. “Enter to Learn; go forth to serve” was the motto that opened the doors of Fairfax High School in September of 1924 and has prevailed throughout the years. One year later, in 1925, Fairfax High began expand- ing to meet the needs of its enrolled students. Then, the English building, and the bungalows were added. Since then, Fairfax has always yielded to the demands of its growing population. Recently, Greenway Court was built to alleviate the demands for a social hall. The faculty staff under the able guidance of Principal Roe Van Cleve embarked upon a remarkable teaching career at Fairfax High School. The first important event was the dedication of the auditorium. Fairfax was dedicated to Education, the Glory of God, the Ideals of Our Country, to Beauty, Fine Arts, and to Service. Today, twenty-five years later, this dedication still rings from the rafters in the auditorium. Now, in 1950, the nation sees President Harry Truman in the White House; television as a new and important medium of entertainment; and automobiles and airplanes serving as a means of recreation. In Los Angeles, after a quarter of a century, Fairfax High School has already grown to a position of importance and leadership in the commun- ity; and the 1950 Silver Anniversary “Colonial” is proudly presented as the silver link between yesterday and today. Samuel Hanermon Boys' Vice Principal WILLIAM J. GOODWIN Principal Dear Friends, Your graduation from high school is a very important mile- stone in your lives. We sincerely wish you a safe and happy journey from this point forward. The training and knowledge which you have acquired at Fair- fax should help smooth the road ahead. There are very definite sign posts to guide you to Success if you will but follow them. Graduation does not mean that we have ceased to be inter ested in your welfare. Please feel free to call ipon your alma mater for any service that Fairfax is able to supply, as it will al- ways be a pleasure to assist you in any way within our power. Good Bye and Good Luck Yours very truly, W. J. GOODWIN Principal EBo Arcinieao Gris’ Vice Principal INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT: A. Meyer, P. Bultmon, D. Dell, M. Levin. BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT: K. Lloyd, R. Crippin, J. Hanno, F. Shaffer, H. Welsch. LANGUAGE DEPT; E. James, G. McLure, M. Roalfe, F. Memoili, I. Lowe, M. Schulhof. ENGLISH DEPT: H. Quick, T. Sydes, A. Mor- rison, J. Brayton, E. Paxton, I. Rosenman, A. Cornell, M. Lit, R. McKoane, E. Stoakes. HOME ECONOMICS DEPT: R. Murchison, P. Redling, N. Eberts. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT: E. France, H. Sprague, F. Whiting, M. Herwig. MUSIC DEPT: H.Hummel, C. Smith, E. Turner, M. Keisling. ART DEPT: H. Mel I in i, J. Smith, A. Kurvers, A. Me Laughlin. MATHEMATICS DEPT: H. Manheim, L. Taafe, A. Tay- lor, L. Theilen, M. Kranz. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT J. Cook,C. London, W. McGuire, F. Montgomery, A. Coville. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. D. Cressy, J. Hanna, H. Underwood, M. Lit, J. Davis, D. Stegelmeyer, H. Smith, R. Warner, F. Nelson, R. Crippin. SCIENCE DEPT: J. Sitler, E. Canavan, N. Thom- as, E. Halgren, D. Gray, E. Toon, A. Hamilton, D. Siddall, A, Mason, J. Sawyer. UHUtieSc COHMciL A A JEAN GOZ L ord High Commissioner AL HOROWITZ Ass is font Lord High JOAN LIPSON SHELIA GLICKMAN Adjutant C ho nee II or of the E xchequer SEIDELL BEDDER Historian RICHARD DAVIS President of the Boys' League SHIRLEY DILLER President of the Girls' League BOBSELZER G AYL EN E LAUNDERS Commissioner C ommissioner of Gir Is ’ ofBoys’Ath. Athletics SALLY NELSON Commissioner of Public ity JOAN BOBRIN SEMA LABOVITZ Commissioner of Commissioner of Advertising Art Oral Arts PEGGY SPALT Commissioner of Clubs LEN ALEXANDER Editor of the Gazette MORTON SOMMERS President of Senior A Class RALPH AMADO President of Prometheans GEORGEANNE KUSHNER myron KARON P sident of the Guilders R.O.T.C. Col LEE BLEIBERG H eod Town Crier tWMWUZhC catwciL NORMAN GOSENFELD JOYCE SIMMONS PAULCONCUS Assistant Lord High Adjutant Chancellor of the Exchequer JULIENNE BISHIN SHERMAN DOCTROW SANDRA LEWIS His torian Pres, of the Boys' Pres, of the Girls' League League DON ROSENSTOCK Commissioner of Beys' Athletics PEGGY SPALT Commissioner of GirIs’ Athletics SEMA LABOVITZ C ommi ssioncr of Public ity NOLA MARQUARD Commissioner of Adv ertising Arts PHYLLIS BIRNBAUM Commissioner of Oral Arts LOUIS COOK C ommissioner of Clubs CHARLES COHEN Editor of the Gazette R ICHARD DAVIS Pres, of the Sr. A C la s s RALPH AMADO Pres, of Prome- theans CAROL BARROWS President of the Gui Iders R ICHARD BREWER R.O.T.C. Colonel LEE B LEIBERG Head Town Crier WINTER EPHEBIANS: FRONT ROW: N. Fisher, S. Diller, J. Goz; BACK ROW: M. Koron, M. Sommer, L. Tepper. 'jephjgbiamAf UHmtefc - alpha -kmipht WINTER ALPHAS: FRONT ROW: M. Berman, J, Goz, M. Mount, G. Kushner, N. Fisher, L. Bockall, L. John- son, S. Diller, C. Austin; BACK ROW: L. Maidman, S. Lewis, R. Berman, Mrs. Arciniega, P. Spalt, J. Milbum, J. Sevitz. WINTER KNIGHTS: FRONT ROW: M. Karon, L. Tepper, P. Concus, D. Davis, A. Horwitz, M. Sommer; BACK ROW: A. Williams, R. Keller, B. Watkins, Mr. Hammerman, D. Van Gerpen, D. Ccrver, D. Killgore, N. Sherry. - aptiebiamSif 4fwmm c: SUMMER ALPHAS FRONT ROW: J. Missner, B. L. Dunn, L Friedman, S Sherman, R. Berman, Mrs, Arciniega, J, Eisen- berg, J, Sevitz, B Trattner; BACK ROW: P. Spalt, S. Labovitz, M. Mount, L. Bockall, S, Lewis, S. Shar- ken, JL Simmons, alphaAr kmfyhtfr - SUMMER KNIGHTS: FRONT ROW: R. Amado, R. Ettinger, D. Davis, P, Concus, S. Hammerman, B. Watkins, D. Killgore, M. Stiles; BACK ROW: G. Holzman, G. Jubas, S. Doctrow, R Janis, A. Horwitz, D Carver, L. Spicer, D, Van Gerpen, WINTER PROMETHEAN OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: L. Tepper, R. Amodo, J. Bishin; BACK ROW: J, Missner, L. Bockall. £P vmietheat4Sif Capably headed by President Ralph Amado in both the fall and spring semesters, the Fairfax Pro- methean Society took as its goal fuller participation in school activities. Its main project for the fall term when Lloyd Tepper, Julienne Bishin, Judy Mis- ner, and Louise Bockall served as officers was a coaching plan whereby Promethean members would aid their fellow students in their studies. The spring semester saw the formation of an UNESCO Committee for the term's project. Spring officers were Jerry Holzman, Julienne Bishin, Bill Schlinder, and Peggy Alba la. Highlights of the years' activities were the in- troduction of a new type of installation-initiation banquet in Greenway Court, the CSF Convention in Santa Monica at which Fairfax was well represented, and the annual Promethean Picnic held on May 19 in Griffith P adc. The Grenadier class boasted six members in the California Scholarship Society, while the larger summer Titan class had eight to their credit. WINTER PROMETHEANS: FRONT ROW: J. Dubin, P. Albala, E. Alberkrack, E. Meyers, S. Sherman, S. Sharken, D. Manta, L. Tepper, J. Bishin, R. Amado, L. Bockall, B. L. Dunn. C. Pineus, R. Wolpe, D. Bowman, B. Ber- ger, R. Meakin. G. Simmons, J. Cowan; SECOND ROW: B. Schind- ler, D. Greenbarg, I. Sore 11, J. Eisenberg, C. Stillwater, H. Davis, R. Perle, A. Korn, A. Hackel, R. Okun, P. Mast, C. Fonarow, R. Safran, M. Goodman, L. Shatz, G. Sutton, P. Birn bourn; THIRD ROW: J. Green, E. Shane, H. Polesry, J. Kennedy, F. Friedmon, J, Mehzer, J. Andelin, M. Horowitz, J. Sherman, B. Hyatt, R. Bro- now, C. Oyler, R. Kully, A. Fink; BACK ROW: S. Baker, P. Con- cus. J. Schreiber, R. Anshin, L. Cook, F. Ledebber, A. Harris, G. Holzman, W. Durlauf. jptoMtatheanAr SUMMER PROMETHEAN OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: G. Holz- mon, R. Amodo, J. Bish in; BACK ROW: P. AU balo, B. Schindler. SUMMER PROMETHEANS: FRONT ROW: F . Tannenbaum, P. Handfinger, M. Goodman, G. Holzman, P. Albala, R. Amodo, J. Bishin, B. Schindler, C. Finlay, D. Bowman, R. Wolpe, G. Sutton, J. Winocur; SECOND ROW: H. Young, P. Birnbaum, J. Baum, A. Oyer, C. Stillwater, J. Eisenberg, D. Manta, S. Goodman, C. Pineus, J. Parker, B. Kopp, S. Bazrod, M. Silverman, M. Silv erman, L. Volk, H. Davis; THIRD ROW: J. Kennedy, E. Shane, F. Krieger, W. Klein, R. Kully, I. Smith, S. Dostrow, L. Marder, L. Cook, J. Bazar, R. Bronow, B. Weinstein, J. Sherman; BACK ROW: J. Andelin, H. Pole- sky, J. Meltzer, P. Fishberg, D. Livson, F. Friedman, C. Fonarow, M. Horowitz, P. Concus, R . Anshin, L . Brown, A. Fink. SUMMER C. S. F. FRONT ROW: C. .Fonarow, J. Eisen- berg, R. Amodo, J. Bishin, B. Schindler; BACK ROW: L. Cook, W. Klein, E. Shane, P. Concus. WINTER GUILDER OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: B. Tyre, G. Kushner, L. Maid- man, J. Kent, Miss Smith. QnuLd cJir SENIOR GUILDERS WINTER: FRONT ROW: L. Maidman, D. Greenbarg, J. Becker, Miss Smith, G. Kushner, B. Tyre, J. Milborn, M. Rubin, C. Foss; BACK ROW: J. Blank- fort, J. Margolis, E. Berss, R. Berkelhamer, J. Goz, F. Ed els on, E. Biborman, M. Lerner, B. Robitchek. WINTER GUILDERS: FRONT ROW: M. Floom, J. Becker, E. Berss, J. Mar- golis, J. Kent, B. Tyre, Miss Smith, G. Kushner, L. Maidman, B. Greenstein, B. Robitchek, M. Lerner; SECOND ROW: B. Stamp, D. Greenbarg, J. Davis, J. Blankfort, C. Schultz, E. Bi berm an, J. Goz, F. Edelson, C. Foss, M. Rubin, R. Berkelhamer; BACK ROW: A. Hocwitz, D. Rosenstock, P. Concus. -JHuAfUy SUMMER SENIOR GUILDERS: FRONT ROW: F. Clements, D. Watson, J. Bishin, D. Rodoff, J. Copeland, S. Weiner, B. Greenberg, C. Cohen, BACK ROW: G. Ganz, S. Sidy, R. Ayers, P. Concus, L . Morder, N. Schwartz, B . T arnol. NKU guAwtetfi- SUMMER GUILDERS: SUMMER GUILDER OFFICERS- FRONT ROW: M. Duber, Uofe P- FRONT ROW: I. Stepnick, F. Clemente, M. Duber, C. Smith, C. K irschenbaum, B. Levin, S. Bazrod, M. Pavo, J. Porter, J. Bishin; SECOND ROW: W. Bilson, D. Watson, C. Barrows, P. Goldfine, L. Walk, D. Radoff, U. CopelaTiJ} B. Green- berg, C. Cohen; BACK ROW: G. Gonz, S. Sidy, P. ConcosT“R. AyffrsV L. Marder, S. Weiner, N.Schwcrtz, B. Tarnol, L. Zelinka. WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET: FRONT ROW: P. Spelt, R. Berman, A. Levine, S. Lewis, S. Diller, M. Berman, L. Maidman, C. Austin, G. Kushner; BACK ROW: R. Neumann, E. Berss, B. L. Dunn, J. Sim- mons, Mrs. Arciniega, L. Bockall, J. Mcrgolis. QiftUJleapwz SUMMER GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET: FRONT ROW: M. Mount, R. Berman, D. Smith, J. Baum, S. Lewis, L. Bockall, B. Trattner, S. Sharken, S. Johnson; BACK ROW: Miss Lowe, B. Yoongerman, B. K o p p, J. Schulman, B. L. Dunn, J. Missner,L. Friedman, D. Watson, D. Geller. WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW: S. Deutschmon, M. Lerner, J. Meyers, J. Penn, B. Davis, G. Silvermintz, R. Berman, N. Gurick, M. Goren, B. Goldfarb, D. Bowman, N. Vinetz, B. Rudick, M. Pava; BACK ROW: S. Johnson, S. Goodman, E. Woolf, J. Seidman, R. Rosen, L. Pass, C. Miller, B. Rubin, R. Sitroni, B. Tyre, B. Trattner, J. E isenberg. SUMMER GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW: A. Weismann, M. Pava, S. Marks, E. Alberkrack, B. L. Dunn, M. Moster, M. Levy, A. Dyer, S. Sherman, N. Vinetz; SECOND ROW: M. Fishman, B. Rodman, M. Mervis, R. Korn- heiser, P. Simmons, V. Field, J. F app, E. Kelson, M. Vickmon; BACK ROW: L. Newport, M. Smith, G. Ajalat, D. Brower, C. Athens, J. Copeland. BOYS LEAGUE CABINET: FRONT ROW: J. Borg, S. Weiner, A. Si Ivero, D. Davis, L. Tapper, C. Morris, R. Anshin; BACK ROW: T. Mintz, B. Nicholas, J. Samuelson, A. Dubrow, D . K il Igore. BOYS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW: N. Perlmutter, M. Fienberg, R. Lyons, A. Greenberg, A. Silvera, R. Gerst, C. Monko, J. Eddy; SEC- OND ROW: N. Epstein, L. Bleiberg, W. Klein, D. Braver- man, G. Monko, R. Zinner, L. Spicer, S. Rudolph; BACK ROW: P. Lester, S. Schneider, L. Grodsky, E. Diller. SUMMER BOYS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW: D. Brandes, E. Shane, A. Hyman, D. Entin, W. Kaplar, R. McDonald, R. Aoay, L. Bleiberg, S. Wein- stein; SECOND ROW: L. Kohn, A. Roth, G. Rosoff, F. Alperin, 0. Zobarsky, J. Shine, M. Rabiroff, M. Cohn, E. Fortune; BACK ROW: T. Schechter, R. Janis, R. Ettinger, T. Pascal, E. Sc hum an, L. Wolf, L. Stern, M. Pachter. SUMMER BOYS LEAGUE CABINET: FRONT ROW: S. Jacobs, W. Klein, E. Diller, S. Doctrow, W. Kaplar, R. Anshin, N. Mondz; BACK ROW: S. Rudolph, P. Concus, D. Degelsmith, H. K lausner. GRENADIER CLASS OFFICERS. Myron Karon, vice president; Morton Sommers, president; Isabel Weiner, historian; Jan Blankfort, secretary DIANNE ABRAMS DIANE ASSEO JEROME BAUER Mixed Chorus Sr. B. Comm. Calif. Club G.A.A. BOB ACORN C. A USTlN BEVERLY BECKER Knight A Footba II A Ipha V a ledictor ion Office Helper G. L. Rep. LEN ALEXANDER MELVIN BAKER JANET BECKER Knight Editor of Gazette Sr. Orch ROTC Band Gui Ider Sr. B. Comm. BILL AMADOR JUDY BAKER SEIDEL BEDDER Senior Play L ib. Helper Girls' Glee G. L. Rep. Historian ESTHER ARNER R AYNA B ALDWIN MARLENE BERK Sr. A. Comm. G. A. A. Sr. A. Comm. A Cappella Office He Iper R. berkelhamer J. BERKOWITZ A Coppe 1 la Girls' Glee Club MARCIA BERMAN A Ipha G. L. Vice P. SHIFRA BERMAN Library Helper BARBARA BERNS Big Sisters Sr. A. Comm. STELLA BERROL Girls' Glee EUNICE BERSS Tri-Y Pres. Guilder E. BIBERMAN Sr. A. Comm. Gui Ider JAN BLANKFORT Tri-S Sr. A Sec. JOAN BOBRIN Sr. Play Comm of A.A. ZANETTA BORMAN Girls' Ass. Ct. G. L. Rep. ROBERT BOVSHOW A Football B Football HERBERT BREGMAN ADELLE BRODER Sr. Play G. L. Rep. JULES BURG Sr. A. Comm. Pres. Big Bros. MARTIN CARLIN C. CHADERJIAN Mixed Chorus Sr. A Comm. LOWELL CLARK Hi-Y ELEANOR COHEN HERBERT COHEN JOANN COLLIE Tri-S G.A.A. Sec. EDWARD COR IN A Cappella Big Brother BARBARA DAVIES GERRY DeCASTRO STAN DELNICK A Football B Track JACK DIAMOND A F ootba II SHIRLEY DILLER G. L. Pres. E phebian LORRAINE DINNER Sr. A Comm. Sr. Play ART DOHERTY MIRIAM DUBROW L ibrary He Iper Big Sister SUSAN EBSTEIN KENNY FEIN CHERYL FORMAN MARCIA GERRY SHEILA GLICKMAN IRA GOODMAN G. L. Rep. Sr. A. Comm. Big Bros. Sr. A Comm. Sr. A. Comm. Sr. B Comm. Sr. A Comm. Big Sister Sr. Play Chance llor F. EDELSON BILL FEINGOLD CAROL FOSS RONALD GERST RICK GOLDBERG JOAN GOODMAN Guilder Promethean G.A.A. Tri-S Hist. Letterman A Baseball Guilder BOB E LMAN NANCY FISHER C. FRIEDMAN GEORGE GUILDER S. GOLDENBEKG JEAN GOZ OH. Helper Gym Teom E phcbian Alpha Pres. Sr. Play Girls’ Ass. Ct. Sound Crew A Track L ord H igh E phebian IRWIN FRIES EDDIE GLASS L. GOLDSTEIN GEORGE GRANT Gazette Annual A Basketball B BasketbaII Big Brother Mixed Chorus Letterman A Baseball PAUL FUSHMAN JUDY GLASSER N. GOLDSTEIN JERRY GREEN Sr. Play A Cappe 1 la Big S ister Sr. A Comm. A C appella Sr. A Comm. C. S. F. F ore ns ic s MARY L. GRESHAM BARRY HAYMES F ore nsics Sr. B Pres. D. GREENBARG Guilder Promethean A. GREENBERG Stage Crew B. L. Rep. M. GREENBERG ROBERT GREENE Projection Crew M. GREENFIELD Science Club LARRY GRODSKY T ennis A Cappella CLAIRE GUROV BERYL HABER Sr. A Comm. IRENE HENSHAW Tri-S R. HIRSHFIELD Cafe Helper Sr. A Comm. D. HOFFMAN VICTOR HOWARD L. JOHNSON Alpha Treas. Tri-S MORTON KAHN Mixed Chorus MARVIN KAPrTZ A F ootba II B F ootboll MYRON KARON C.S.F. E phebian CAROLYN KATZ 0ffice Helper Sr. A C omm. JACKIE KAUFMAN Sr. A C omm. Mixed Chorus SAUL KAY Gui Ider Boys’ L. Rep. ROBERT KELLER C.S.F. Knight B. KIRSCHNER ZELDA KLAR Office Helper Calif. Club MAXINE HACKMAN V. HOROVITCH Big Sister Sr. A Comm. Sr. A Comm. M. K LAVSNER ELAINE KOVAL a. g G. KUSHNER Lib. Helper Calif. Club Guilder, Pres. B Track Mixed Chorus Alpha, Vice, Pres. FAYE KLUGMAN ROBERT KRAMER G. LANDERS A C appe 1 la Tennis Tri-S G. Assize. Ct. Letterman Comm. Girls' Ath. JOHN KNOX B. KUCHINSKY JACK LANG Office Helper Sr. A Comm. DONNA LANGHAM DORIS LAPIDES Cafe Hostess Mixed Chorus JOANNE LEE PAULINE LEVINE PAT LOVELESS A C appella Sr. A Comm. Big Sister G.A.A. ROSE MARY LEE E. LIFSHUTZ ROBERTA KUCKOW Sr. A Comm. Sr. Play Sr. A CL Off. Office Helper Sr. B C omm. MARILYN LERNER G. UNDERMAN MIRIAM LUKO Gui Ider Gl. League Rep. B ig Sister Guilder Sr. A Comm. PHILIP LESTER JERRY LINZER BARBARA LUREE B. League Rep. Treas. Office A Cappella Office Helper AL LEVENSTEIN JANET LORD M. MAIDMAN A Track B F ootba II Big Sister Sr. A C omm. G1. L. Tre a s. A Ipha L. MAIZLISH Boys' Ass. Ct. Gazette Staff JEAN MALKIMAN PL0 J. M ARGOLIS Big Brother Promethean JOYCE M ARGOLIS Gui Ider G. L. Cabinet STAN MARKOWITZ B. L. Rep. Mixed Chorus RONALD MAY Promethean Guilder SAMUEL MAYO Sr. A Comm. Stage Crew CAROLE MERCER G.A.A. Letter Girl JUDY MEYERS Sr. A Comm. G. L. Rep. C. MICHAELIAN Mixed Chorus JANET MILBURN Alpha Promethean AUDREY MILLER Sr. A Comm. Office Helper TOM MINTZ A Track G. L. Cab. JACK MITCHELL Hi-Y Gym Team S. MOUDAKIS G. A. A. Tri-S ANN MOONEY PAT MOONEY CHUCK MORRIS Hi-Y A F ootba II L. MORRISON Bia Brother A Track PHYLLIS MUNDEL Sr. Orchestra A Cappeiia DICK McCARTNAY A Cappeiia Sr. A C omm. REBA McCREA G.A.A. Letter Girl JACKIE M’CLURE G.A.A. Tri-S SALLY NELSON C omm. of Pub. Senior Play SIGMUND NEUFELD B ig Brother RUTH NEUMANN Pres. Ass. Ct. G. L. Cab. BILL N ICHOLAS D. ORSCHANSKI CONRAD PERLE SYLVIA R OBBIN S H AROLD R OSEN R. RUBENSTEIN Letterman B.L. Cab. Sr. A Comm. Gl. League Rep. Sr. A Comm. G. NICHOLAS ANNA PAJATZ LARRY POLLACK N. ROBERTSON RITA ROSENBERG ARLENE RUDASH B Track u Guilder Sr. A Comm. Tri-Y G.A.A. L ib. Helper Sr. B Comm. BETTY NOVAK HELEN P AVA ARLYNE POLLSTEN JERE ROBINGS PATRICIA ROTE DOLLY RUSSO Sr. A Comm. Gl. L. Rap. Sr. A Comm. Sr. B Comm. Gl. Glee Club Sr. A Comm. Sound Ciew G.A.A. Tri-S G.A.A. - Guilder CHARLOTTE POVER B. ROBITCHEK ARLENE ROTNER WILMA SANDERS Sr. A Comm. Sr. B Comm. Promethean Guilder L ib. Helper Gl. Lea. Rep. Sr. A Comm. HELEN PRASKINS DAVID ROSEN MARLENE RUB$N R.SCHLOTTER Big Sister Office Helper Guilder GIs. L. Cab. Annual Staff Guilder BRYNA SCHUBERT LORRAINE SHATZ PATRICIA SMITH JOAN SPECTOR Sr. A Comm. Sr. B Comm. Big Sister Promethean Office Helper G. L. Rep. G. L. Rep. Girls' Glee B.SCHULMAN NORMAN SHERRY NANCY SOFFEN JUDITH STEIN Sr. A Sec. Sr. A Comm. A BasebaII K night Tri-Y Sr. Orch. Sr. Play Sharp-F la ts ART SHAPIRO HERMANIE SHURE MARILYN SOLOMON DIANE ST. JOHN L. T EPSTEIN BAYLA TYRE Big Sister Sr. A Comm. Big Sister Mixed Chorus R .O.TjC. Guilder V.P. Sr. Orch. K. SHAPIRO RAY SIELER BARBARA SOLTZ JIM TAYLOR D ICK THOMAS IDA VALLENS W ? Gym Team V. P. Big Sister Sr. A Comm. Sr. Play A F ootball A F ootba II A Track Sr. A Comm. Guilder M. SHAPIRO PAUL SIGAL MORTON SOMMER LLOYD TEPPER WALTER TUROVH NORMAN WACHT B ig Sisters Sr. A Comm. E phebian Sr. A Pres. C.S.F. Ephebian A Baseball B F ootball C Track t2t P. WALDINGER ISOBEL WEINER MARILYN WINE Sr. A Comm. Library Helper Sr. A Hist. Sr. A Comm. BERNARD WARNER JERRY WEXLER D. WITTENBERG B. Ass. Ct. A Cappella JOAN WECHSLER B. WILLIAMS REVON WOLF C.S.F. Sr. A Comm. F orensics Health Comm. SONDRA WOLF B. WOLPERT B ig Sister L ib. Helper VIVIEN WOLFE SHIRLEY WUTTS M. ZUCKERMAN G.A.A. Annual Sta ff Mixed Chorus B ig Sister Gazette Staff MARTIN WOLMAN GEORGIA ZIFF BILL ZULS A Cappella Sr. A Comm. WINTER AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS: Jean Goz Lloyd Tepper p cUf ffuin hip • SUMMER AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS: Reeva Berman Paul Concus TITAN CLASS OFFICERS Vnthony Galpem, Treasurer; Alan Harris, Vice President; )ick Davis, President; Sherry Thomas, Secretary; Golda Shacter, I is tori an ELAINE ABRAMS Office Helper Sr. A Comm. RALPH AMADO Knight E phebion SOL AJALAT A F ootball Sec. V.L.C. JEANNE AMMANN G.A.A. Tri-S LEONARD ALBERTS ELAINE ARNDT R.O.T.C. G.A.A. Var. R if le Team ALLEN ALPERIN PHYLLIS AUSTIN C. BACHMEIER A Track A Football DON BAER A Baseball Off. Helper STAN BAKER Science Club Promethean RONALD BARONEY Letterman A Football HEDY ALPERIN Mixed Chorus JUDY BARTH ROLLIE AYERS Gui Ider Cross Country G.A.A. Sr. Play DORENE BAUMAN Big Sisters Sr. A Comm. DIANE BELOUS Big Sisters Rally Comm. ADRIANNE BIALES Big Sisters Sr. A Comm. MARLENE BLOCK DONALD BRANDES Off. Helper Lib. Helper Boys' Lg. Rep. A F ootball DIANE BROWER Girls' Lg. Rep. GLORIA BAUMAN G.A.A. Off. Helper BOB BECKER E. BENJAMIN Sr. B Comm. Girls' Ass. Ct. SIDNEY BERGMAN ALVIN BICKNELL H. BORNSTEIN J. BISHIN School Hist. C.S.F. S. BRAVENDER Mixed Chorus Assembly Comm. GLORIA BOTSFORD RICHARD BREWER R.O.T.C. Lt. Col. B. BURNSTEIN Girls' Glee Sr. A Comm. MARVIN CAHN R.O.T.C. Band Guilder JOSEPH BELL REEVA BERMAN HAROLD BLAISCH Boys' Leg. Rep. Alpha Pres. Sr. A Comm. Ephebian A. BOYER C am era Club Boys' Lg. Rep. GERRY BROOK Guilder Promethean PAUL CAMHI Pres. Cam. Cl. Projection Cr. HOWARD BELLER A Track Cross Country B. BERNSTEIN Girls' Glee Big Sisters LEE BLEIBERG Town Crier Cross Country RONNIE BRAGGER B. BROTMAN Sound Crew Girls' Glee J. CAMPOS A D. CHAPLAN Sr. A Comm. Letter Girl H. CHECANSKY Tri-Y V.P. B. CLAYMAN Big Sisters A Cappello FRAN CLEMENTE Girls' Lg. Rep. Guilder CHARLES COHEN Edit. Gazette Ephebian ESTELLE COHEN St. Assem. Board Girls' Lg. Rep. LOIS COHEN A Cappella Sr. Play SHELDON COHEN HOWARD COLE V.L.C. A Basketball PAUL CONCUS Chief Knight Ephebian MARY L. CONTE A Cappella Mixed Chorus LOUIS COOK C.S.F. Col. Council DUKE COOPER A Track A F ootball JOAN COOPER Off. Helper JOfSKi J. COPELAND Guilder Tri-S SHIRLEY COVET EDWARD CRAY Gazette Staff Sr. Play FAYE CREAGER Girls' Glee R. CURLAND A Cappella JUDITH DAVIS Promethean E phebian MYRA DAVIS Sr. A C omm. Mixed Chorus RICHARD DAVIS E phebian Sr. A Pres. PAT DAWSON Promethean A Cappella D. DEGELSMITH Pres. Big Bros. Sr. A Comm. N. D ELINSKY RUTH DUBROW Big Sisters Girls' Lg. Rep. JESSIE DUFF Mixed Chorus Office Helper ESTELLE FARKAS EVANS FORTUNE DAWN GACH Mixed Chorus ACoppello Sr. A Comm. Sr. Ploy HUGH ECCLES J. EISENBERG Alpha C.S.F. ftOk) R. ETTINGER Gazette Staff Knight GEORGE EWENS Tennis V.L.C. BARBARA FISHER SONDRA FLANGEL Office Helper MARYLIN FLOOM Guilder £ C. FONAROW C.S.F. A Track ALLEN FREEMAN A Track Sr. A Comm. DORIS FREEMAN Office Helper Sr. A Comm. M. FRIEDLAND H. FRIENDLY Gl. Leag. Rep. Sr. A Comm. GLORIA GACH Guilder Sr. A Comm. A. GALPERN B Track Sr. A Cl. Off. GILBERT GANZ Guilder Sr. A Comm. SOL GARBER B. GARDINER G.A.A. Gl. Glee Club BERYL GELFOND Sr. Orchestra T ennis DELAINE GELLER Annual Staff Pres., Tri-Y MARILYN GUTMAN Gl. Leag. Rep. Sr. A Comm. B. GETZOFF FRANK GLASER Science Club Lt., R.O.T.C. SUSAN GORDNER FERN GREEN Mixed Chorus Office Helper ALBERT GOUTIN LORRAINE GREENE EILEEN GLASSER P. GINSBURG Big Sister Gazette Staff LARRY GLICK Letterman B League Cab. LEO GLICK D. GLUSTEIN Big Sister Gl. Assize Ct. STAN GOLANTY Mixed Chorus L. GOLDBERG A Cappella L. GOLDBERG A Cappella C. GOLDSMITH Gl. Glee Club Office Helper B. GOLDSTEIN Sr. Play Gl. Assize Ct. PAUL GOLDSTEIN JOE GOLDWINE LAUREL GOLE Club Mem. CAROLE GOLLUP M. GOODMAN Promethean Sr. B Comm. E. GOODWEIN B. Assize Ct. Science Club JACK GOUTIN Sound Crew Gym Team G. GRAFE DEANNE GRANT Gl. Lea. Rep. Mixed Chorus BERT GREENBERG A Football Pres., B.L.C. C. GREENBERG G.A.A. Office Helper D. GREENBERG Office Helper Sr. A Comm. a Zoya B. GREENSTEIN ALVIN HACKEL SONIA H ANF S. HELDENBRAND Z. HOCHSTEIN W. HORNER Guilder Promethean Girls' Lg. Rep. Hi-Y Gu i Ider Sr. Orchestra T ennis Office Helper Gym Team MONA GROOP Girl ' Glee LEE GROSSMAN Mixed Chorus 3 SSMAN Sr. A Comm. Girls ' A ss. Ct. EDITH HACKER Office Helper fclc.rtA.fLO R.HAGGARD B. L .C. A F ootball C. HAMBURGER o c GERALD HANIG A C appello CAutoR GEORGE HANSON R.O.T.C. Servitor ALAN HARRIS Promethean Sr. A V.P. TED HENDRICKS Office Helper Guilder fU Uis P. HERMAN Big Sisters Girls' Lg. Rep. SHELLEY HERMAN Pres. Cal. Club Projection Crew GLORIA HOISCH Mixed Chorus R. HOLSMAN A Cappella Debate Club AL HORWITZ Lord High Comm. Knight ANSLEY HYMAN Boys' Lg. Rep. Tennis H. GRUDSKY P. H ANDFINGER WALTER HARRIS NADINE HICHMAN Gazette Staff Letterman Girls' Lg. Rep. Promethean B Basketball Mixed Chorus WALLACE KAPLAR JEAN KENT BETTY ISENBERG Big Sistor Girls' Ass. Ct. V. ISHKANIAN Girls Glee NORMA JACKSON Girls' Ass. Ct. Girls' Glee ARTHUR JAMES Sr. Chorus T ennis PAULA JOHNSON G.A.A. Letter Girl BARBARA JONES Girls' Glee BARBARA JOSEPH Mixed Chorus TOM JOURNEY B. JUDKINS Lib. Helper STUART KAGAN A F ootboll Boys' Ath. Comm. MARVIN KARNO FRANQUEE KATZ Big Sister Roily Comm. BILL KAZ Girls' Glee Sr. B Off. JOAN KENT A Coppella Guildor DICK KILLGORE Knight Letterman LEE KIVEL R.O.T.C. Science Club H. KLAUSNER R.O.T.C. Promethean WALTER KLEIN Boys' Lg. Treas. C.S.F. NANCY KLEINER A Cappella p,ay Altaev M. KLUBESCHEIDT G.A.A. Board A Cappella P. KOTLISKY Girls' Lg. Rep. B ig Sister KEN KRAVITS Sound Crew A Football BEVERLY KAPLAN ED KEITZMAN Mixed Chorus FRED KRIEGER A Basketball Promethean DIANE KRUGER RUSS KULLY Promethean V.L.C. SEMA LABOVITZ Alpha Ephebian ARNOLD LANDAU Boys’ Lg. Rep. M. LANSKY Sr. Orchestra Big Brother J. LENAHAN Boys’ Lg. Rep. A Football JEAN LEVIN Mixed Chorus Sr. Play ADA LEVINE Tri-S G. L. Hist. ARLINE LEVINE Sr. Chorus JOAN LEVINE Girls’ Glee Jr. Orch. SYLVIA LEVINE Girls' Glee Office Helper D. LEVINSON Sr. A Comm. A Cappella D. LEVINSON SANDRA LEWIS E phebian GLORIA LIE BER Annual Staff Sr. Play D. LIEBERSON Sr. A Comm. Office Helper H. LIEBGOLD A Baseball Letterman ARLENE LILIEN JOAN UPSON Promethean Co. C.C. JERRY LISS Sec., Tri-Y AUDREY LUBIN Big Sister Mixed Chorus ARTHUR LUBITZ TAKY LINARDOS LAUREEN LIZER MAX LUND Hi-Y Boys’ Lg. Cab. RICHARD LUNG ROGER MALKUS R.O.T.C. Band A Football LOIS MARCUS A Cappella Guilder LEONARD LUPO GEORGE MANDELL LEN MARDER Gazette Staff Promethean RONALD LYONS DEBBY MANTA N. MARQUARDT A Track Prometheon Comm. Ad. Art Sr. B Vice Pre . Sr. Play Office Helper PAUL MAST Promethean Guilder S. MAYNARD V. Pres., Tri-Y Big Sister PAULA MELTZER Sr. A Comm. Big Sister NAOMI MINTZ Guilder M. MORGEN MARCIA MERVIS N. MITCHELL JOIE MOSS Girls' Ass. Ct. GA. A. Mixed Chorus Girls' Lg. Rep. Sec., Guilder Promethean DIANE MILLER CLIVE MODES MARIAN MOSS Girls' Glee Rifle Team Guilder A Cappella Mixed Chorus SHIRLINE MILLER SUZANNE MOHR MONA MOSTER Sharps Flats Sr. A Comm. Girls' Ass. Ct. Girls' Glee Office Helper Girls' Lg. Rep. SHEILA MILNE Mixed Chorus NORMAN MONDZ R.O.T.C. Major Boys' Lg. Cab. HELGA MOTLEY MARY MOUNT Alpha Pres., Tri-S M. McLAUCHLAN G.A.A. Tri-S GLORIA NARWITZ Girls' Lg. Rep. Letter Girl JO ANNE NELLIS Sr. A Comm. Off. Helper JANET NELSON G.A.A. Guilder SUZY N EUSCHOTZ G r Is Lg. Rep. J. NOOSINOW Guilder Office Helper RUSS NORTHROP B. OELSNER Tri-Y Off. Helper RONALD OKUN Promethean DONNA OSTROW MARTIN PACHTER A Cappella Boys' Lg. Rep. ALLAN PACKLER Promethean Letterman HARVEY PALASH Boys' Ass. Ct. PAUL PALEY Gym Team B Track EVA PATERSON Girls’ Ass. Ct. Girls' Lg. Rep. DOROTHY PAUL G.A.A. Tri-S LELIA PEARSON MANUEL PENSACK ILENE PEREIRA Office Helpor EVELYN PEREZ W. PERKINS Radio Club Lib. Helper AVA PERRY A C appella NORMA PITTWOOD H. POLESKY Pres. Science Cl. Promethean DEREK POLITI V.L.C. Tennis SUSAN POLLOCK IRENE POZEN ELAYNE RADIN G.A.A. Mixed Chorus Annual Staff Girls Lg. Rep. Gaz. Ad. Staff SELMA POSNER G. PUNTENNEY DOLORES RADOFF Lib. Helper Annual Editor Guilder DAVE POWERS M. R ABIROFF NORMAN RAIDEN A Cappello A F ootbail Promethean GEORGE R EAVIS Drill Team ROTC 2nd Lt. JEAN REISS G.A.A. Tri-Y, Treas. L. RICHMAN D. ROSENSTOCK JASON ROSS B Baseball Boys Ath. Comm. Letter man Promethean B Track B. ROBERTSON E. ROSENTHAL LEO ROTER Co. C. C. Big Brother Big Sister Birls' Lg. Rep. SALLY ROBIN H. ROSENTHAL J. ROTHMAN Tri-Y Big Brother R.O.T.C. Band Girls' Glee Promethean B. RODMAN 1. ROSENTHAL SARAH ROTTER Promethean Girls' Lg. Rep. A CappeIIa Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Rally Comm. STU ROSENBERG ADRIENNE ROSS PHILIP RUBIN R.O.T.C., Lt. Sr. Play Girls' Lg. Rep. L. RUDERMAN JOAN SAMUELS J. SCHREIBER S. SCHUMAN Cafe. Hostess Girls' Glee Off. Helper Promethean Guilder Mixed Chorus NANCY RUSSELL A.SANDBERG T. SCHREIBER J. SCHWARTZ Lettergir 1 Science Club Tennis Office Helper ELLIOTT SACHS BERNARD SCHATZ J. SCHULMAN K. SCHWARTZ Projection Crew A Cappella Girl s' Lg. Cab. Girls' Glee BARBARA SALTZ B. SCHINDLER BARBARA SCHULTZ L. SCHWARTZ C.S.F. Promethean Sr. A Comm. Office Helper TED SALTZMAN S. SCHNEIDER CAROLE SCHULTZ M. SCHWARTZ A Basketball Letterman Guilder Sr. A Comm. Stage Crew Guilder S. SCHWARTZ Mixed Chorus S. M. SCHWARTZ Mixed Chorus Sr. Orch. B. SCHWEICKARD Lettorman A Football GIL SCHY B.L. Rep. Sr. A Comm. R. SEFMAN AUDREY SEIGEL Big Sisters Rally Comm. ROBERT SELZER EDGAR SHANE DONALD SHERNOCK LLOYD SILBAR G. SILVERMAN JACK P. SOLL Pres. V.L.C. Comm. B. Ath. Boys' Lg. Rep. C.S.F. R.O.T.C. Band Sr. Orch. Projection Crew B Basketball GOLDA SHACTER E. SHAPIRO A. SHULMAN HARRY SILVER JOYCE SIMMONS IRENE SORELL Promethean Sr. A Hist. Boys' Lg. Rep. Boys' Ass. Ct. Big Bros. Forensics Alpha G. L. Cab. Girls’ Ass. Ct. L. SHAHINE JOAN SHAPIRO STANLEY SIDY JEANNE SILVER D. SISBLATT PEGGI SPALT G.A.A. Guilder Sr. A Comm. Sr. B Comm. Guilder Sr. Play Sr. A Comm. Mixed Chorus Office Helper Pres. G.A.A. Ephebian EDWARD SIEGEL AARON SILVERA ESTHER SKLAR R. SPIEGEL V.P. Boys' Lg. A Baseball Girls' Lg. Rep. Mixed Chorus Promethean Gym Team IRIS SIEGEL D. SILVERBERG IVAN SMITH J. SPIEGELMAN Off. Helper Ephebian C.S.F. A Cappella Promethean Senior Play J.V. Football BOB SPITZ DORIS STANFORD HERBERT STERN N. STEWART Tennis Cr. Ctry. G.A.A. Tri-S B. League Rep. Gym Tearn EVELYN SPITZ TONY STEFANO LARRY STERN MARTIN STILES A C appal la Girls' Lg. Rap. L etterman A Football Promethean Col. Council Knight Letterman R. SPRINGWATER SHELDON STEIN J. STERNBACK CtClL Cjfi C. STILLWATER H. STRICKSTEIN BILL TARNOL Promethean Letterman German Club C lub Member Gl. Leag. Rep. Gazette Staff Promethean T ow n C r ier Letterman Guilder B Basketball MARIE DE STAEL R. STEINBERG TOM STERNBERG CAROLYN STOREY LEONARD SVIDOR BILL TAYLOR G.A.A. Gl. Glee Club Office Helper Mixed Chorus California Cl. Sound Crew BARBARA STAMP CHERIE STENGEL D. STEVENSON BOB STRAUSS CLARISSE TALVE ALFRED THOMAS G.A.A. Guilder Gl. Assize Ct. G1. Glee C lub G.A.A., V. Pres. Senior Ploy Office Helper B Track B Football SHERRY THOMAS GERTRUDE TOCH JOAN TYLER Sr. A Secy. G.A.A. Sr. B Comm. Tri-S MAREK TIGNER KATHLEEN TONEY LUELLA UDE A Bokeetball Annual Staff G.A.A. Senior Orch. Letter Girl LAURA TOBIAS IVAN TOPEL DIAN V AIL Girls' Glee St. Assem. Bd. Sr. A Comm. Sr. Play iNfc. L. VANHEUSTeR G.A.A. Guilder FRANK WAGNER A Track A Football B. WALDSTEIN DAEL WATSON BERNARD WEISS Girls' Lg. Rep. Tri-Y G.A.A. Pres. Tri-S Secy. Boys' Lg. Rep. R.O.T.C. Bond LOUISE WALLEN STANLEY WEINER S. WEINSTEIN Girls Glee Girls' Lg. Rep. Guilder Col. Cl. Pres. B Track Boys' Lg. Rep. MANUEL WALTER D. WEINMAN PAT WHITE Mixed Chorus A Cappella Sr. A Comm. BYRON WANG EDWIN WEINROT SAUL WHITE C.S.F. Library Helper BRUCE WATKINS A. WEISMANN JACK WINKLER Knight Letterman A Cappella Girls' Lg. Rep. Promethean A Baseball MARCIA WOHLFELD SYLVIA WOLPERT Office Helper Student Store LARRY WOLF ELEANOR WOOLF Guilder Annual Staff Town Crier Gazette Staff C. WOOLHANDLER Gl. Glee Club Office Helper PAUL WOOLSEY R.O.T.C. Band Senior Orch. ART WROOBEL A Cappella B Track MAXINE ZASLOVE Big Sister Rally Comm. S. ZIPPERMAN Big Sister Rally Comm. ALEXANDER ZONNI - C wiici -•far' f i U - J j Dolores Rodoff A I | Editor-in-chief L en Marder Ed Schuman The staff of the Silver Anniversary issue of the Fairfax Colonial, a group of hard working am- bitious sludents, came up with a great many good ideas to make the Summer 1950 Annual enjoyable for all the students Pictured on this page are the Colonials who brought this annual with its hard cover to you. Ak though they had a lot of fun putting your annual to- gether, they really had to work hard and fast to turn it out. Without doubt the majority of credit for this publication should go to capable Dolores Radoff and Mr. James D. Brayton, the faculty sponsor, who su- pervised the production of the Annual. Dolores Ro- doff headed the energetic staff. Dolores, who is capable and efficient, put in mcny long hours of hard work to make the Annual a success. Duties of the other members of the staff were to make write-ups, type, supervise picture-taking, work on publicity, sell ads, and take care of the art work. As Literary Editor, Jean Eisenberg saw that Serna Labovitz, Chuck Cohen, and Ed Cray got in their write-ups on time. Serna supervised the Annual publicity. Credit goes to Judy Davi s, Sandy Sherman, Estelle Cohen, Gloria Lieber, Fred Krieger, Sol Bern- stein, Dan Reisman, Steve Jacobs, Bill Tarnoll, and Phil Wilk, who individually did their part in con- tributing energy and ideas to make this Annual en- joyable for all the students. Sema L abovi tz Fred Krieger Jean Eisenberg J ud ith D avis Ste ve Jacobs Estelle Cohen James D. Brayton Harry C. Underwood The ads that went into the annual were sold by enthusiastic Delaine Geller, Eleanor Woolf, and Eddye Rodin, These kids gave up many hours of their own time to sell the ads. The staff began to put the Annual together last semester. If you remember, part of the pictures were taken then, part, this semester. After collecting snapshots, we began working on page layouts. After this came the fascinating job of gooping, and then write-ups. And so the pages began to take shape. Whenever anything went wrong in annual staff, we called in Mr. Harry Underwood, who was the annual staff advisor for nineteen years, and who just recently turned over his position to Mr. James D. Brayton. Now, as the result of many hours of hard work, the annual staff proudly gives you the SILVER AN- NIVERSARY ANNUAL. E lay ne R ad in Delaine Geller Eleanor Woolf Saul Bernstein Dan Reisman B il I Tarnol Co xHtial Leonard Alexander Editor-in-chief Irwin Frie Business Mona ger Charles Cohen Delaine Geller Editor-in-chief Business Manager Fairfax'official tabloid, tbe Colonial Gazette, enjoyed a year of success on the writing front in '49-50 under the direction of its new Advisor, James D. Bray ton. During the winter semester, Editor-in-Chief Len Alexander supplied the drive in an effort to publish a weekly paper. Working with a competent editorial staff of Len Maizlish, Cecille Stillwater, Delaine Geller, Ronny Ettinger and Chuck Cohen, the Alexander regime resumed the weekly Gazette habit. Ed Schuman was staff photographer, when not working on annual business. Artist extraordinary, Ron Gerst, supplied cartoon originality. Chuck Cohen replaced Alexander in the drivers' seat for the summer semester. His column was Here's Our Angle . Cohen worked in close con- nection with a staff of Geller, Stillwater, Jean Eis- enberg, Serna Labowitz, Phyliss Handfinger, Marty Stiles, and Ed Cray. And so, with the plaudits justly awarded, we put away the printer's ink until next time. WINTER GAZETTE STAFF: FRONT ROW: L. Maizlish, J. Blonkfort, |. Fries, L. Alexander, C. Stillwater, C. Cohen, R. Ettinger; SECOND ROW: P. Ginsburg, G. Ziff, S. Nelson, J. Eisenberg, S. Lobovitz, D. Geller, P. Handfinger, Mr. Brayton; BACK ROW: M. Greenberg, L. Marder, E. Cray, B. Lauman, M. Zuckerman, E.Schuman, R. Neumann. SUMMER GAZETTE STAFF: FRONT ROW: P. Ginsburg, C. Stillwater, P. Handfinger, D. Geller, C. Cohen, S. Labovitz, J. Eisenberg, E. Cray, L. Marder; SECOND ROW: G. Silvermintz, E. Woolf, E. Radin, P. Alba la, R. Perle, A. Korn, J. Simmons, Brayton; BACK ROW: G. Sherry, N. Gosenfeld, J. Miller, A. Adler, M. Stiles, B. Lauman, D. Guttman, E. Schuman. vyuz t ousts cicadUiAes Q tpauljatum The combined music department of Fairfax High School, under the direction of Mr, C. Y. Smith, enjoyed a good season, high- lighted by the appearance of Mr. Noble Cain, noted composer and conductor, during the spring semester. The year saw the introduction of a new type of musical pro- gram here at Fairfax, as the “Choral Jubilee of 1950” made its debut. Mr. Homer Hummel and his A Capella Choir, together with the other music organizations, presented a fine evening performance to which the public, as well as the studentbody,was invited. Music Appreciation and Music History classes were under the excellent tutelage of bothMrs. Turner and Miss Kiesling. Other appearances of the Girls Glee Club, A Capella Choir, and school orchestra included the traditional Christmas and Easter assemblies. These groups participated in many other successful programs and activities during the past two semesters. SUMMER ACAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONT ROW: D. Fushman, R. P inzone, J. Silvers!, B%. Goland, J. Simmons, L. Marcus, J. Hanig, H. Hummed, I. Smith, E. Spitz, B. Jaffa, N. Mitchell, B. Pink; SECOND ROW: L. Goldberg, A. Ste inholtz, A. Singer, S. Rif kin, A. Radford, L. Goldberg, W. Bil- son, J. Shniderson, E. Samuels, J. Missner, J. Seidman; THIRD ROW: S. Scallon, B. Ehring, M. Smith, D. Watson, B. Bennett, E. Rycus, M. Pachter, S. Dortman, L. Stern, P. Jaffa, C. Walker; BACK ROW: J. Figen, M. K lubescheidt, P. Attie, R. Leventhal, A. Bend at, V. Gregoli, H. Radin, T. Softer, C. Galian, J. Dicker, D. Ziegler, H. Johnson, M. Bilson. SUMMER SENIOR ORCHESTRA: FRONT ROW: B. Greenstein, E. Forman, R. Doray, C. Sonnabend, J. Sonies, P. Concus, E. Fuge, E. Kirshner, P. Ellis; SECOND ROW: N. Berlin, B. Weinstein, B. Barber, M. Lansky, D. Rosenstock, M. Schwartz, E. Roer, D. Laifman; THIRD ROW: P. Brager, P. Camhi, B. Hyatt, R. Von Preissid, G. Wei ser, M. Cahn, M. Nadel; BACK ROW: P. Woolsey, M. Treitel, L. Silbar, P. Chupak. SUMMER MIXED CHORUS: FRONT ROW: S. Supowitz, B. Davis, J. Cohen, M. Krasne, M. Lund, E. Perez, R. Zeitman, P. Simmons, B. Saltz, L. Grossman; SECOND ROW: S. Maynard, A. Fischer, A. Gordney, A. Bloom, A. Posner, D. Harris, M. Moster, Z. Ferman, C. Rudd, H. Alperin, J. Fleishman; BACK ROW: J. Rubin, A. Richman, J. Aroesty, D. Kahn, R. Schwartz, J. Waltzer, J. Mollard, M. Zedg. SUMMER GIRLS GLEE CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Field, J. Parker, S. Miller, M. Sanderso, G. Grafe, Miss Kie sling, G. Hanson, A. Stein, M. Weinstein, R. Steinberg; SECOND ROW: J. Cohen, B. Rubin, P. Goldfine, B. Gorlin, M. Bradford, J. Rothman, B. Burnstein, A. Woxmon, D. C ha plan, I. Weinstein, J. Cohen; THIRD ROW: S. Anderson, A. Rosenblum, B. Rosenblum, G. Caroccilo, E. Eisman, B. Siewko, B. Jones, C. Stone, J. Kent, L. Greenwald; BACK ROW: B. Bloom, G. Fein, M. T. Head, J. Barbas, B. Butman, J. Brook, M. Groop, L. Van Heusen, E. Goldy. Headed by Sgts. McCoy and Backall and Major Markland P.M.S.T. for Fairfax, the Re- serve Officers Training Corps went through a tremendous slate of activities during the past year. Besides the annual Blue Devils Competition and the Federal Inspection, in both of which Fairfax placed high, the unit tried to special- ize in extended order drill or, to the layman, combat maneuvers. But even topping this were the two trips to March field where the cadets were indoctrinated into Army life, and the three day naval training cruise to San Diego and back where the Codets went Navy. Asa climax to the semester and year, the Military ball was held in conjunction with Ham- ilton high at Hamilton. Maj. Markland, Sgt. Backall, Sgt. Mellin, Sgt. McCoy. No H«GS8y, o one hand ©rtLy' 1LMXJ Cs tjpA' WINTER R.O.T.C. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: R. Keller, L. Tepper, M. Kyron, P. Con- eu , H. Klousner, L. Koury; SECOND ROW: G. Cohn, H. P olesky, R. Brewer, E. Francel, N. Mondz, H. Grud- ky; BACK ROW: E. Petko, M. Polak, K. Rowley, J. Bazar. R.O.T.C. DRILL TEAM: R.O.T.C. COMPANY A: FRONT ROW: K. Rowley, J. Bazar. R. Von Preissia, P. Langdon, M. Marcus, L. Kivel, E. Francel, N. Mondz, H. Grudsky, S. Rudolph, L. Schwartz, L. Gray, A. Labinger, B. Stein; BACK ROW: R. Anshin, R. Tepper, L. K ohn, B. Kort, E. Kopple, B. Schilling, E. Roer, J. Sternback, A. Schatzman, J. Linderman, R. Orbach, J. Ireland, A. Roth, R. Lipson, E. Petko. R.O.T.C. COMPANY B: FRONT ROW: R. Knierim, R. Dvorkin, A. Fink, N. Epstein, S. Weiner, H. Polesky, L. Koury, R. Brewer, L. Tepstein, G. Hanson, J. Kennedy, F. Glaser, S. Jette I son, A. Gottlieb; SECOND ROW: R. Cleveland, L. R aphael, J. Wolfe, $. Cohen, M. We instock, D. Corn-, gold, C. Casterline, C. K lasky, W. Senigram, D. Das- hare, D. Bramson, D. Pollack, M. Friedman, L. SchwcFtz, R. Rubin, L. Broudy; BACK ROW: M. Polak, E. Shuman, J. Greenspan, W. Perkins, M. Condioty , D. Weiss, A. Said iner. R.O.T.C. BAND: FRONT ROW: P. Chupock, B. Weiss, F. Katz, J. Waltzer, B. Bradley, S. Herman, S. Roe, G. Weiser, J. Sonies, B. Schindler, P. Woolsey; SECOND ROW: P. Concus, L. Weiss, L. Marder, B. Gellen, S. Baker, L. Si I bar, R. Malkus, L. Siegel, J. Moskowitz, P. Camhi, B. Schwartz, J. Schauer, F. Wilkins, J. Sher- man, H. Rosenthal; BACK ROW: B. Barber, R. Julian, M. Cahn, S. Itzko wit z, D. Binder, R. Wolf, R. Jacobs, B. Goldschmidt, R. Bronow, M. Tigner, M. Perlman, L. Wolf, B. Weinstein. WINTER Hl-Y: FRONT ROW: D. Morehead, B. Willison, C. Moeris, J. Mitchell, J. Eddy, D. Frandsen; SECOND ROW: S. Heldenbrand, J. Stoy, D. Brammer, D. Carver, E. Keitzman, T. Linardos; BACK ROW: T. Moudakis, F.Keriotis, T. Journey, K. Radford, B. Hammond. Club SUMMER Hl-Y: FRONT ROW: S. Heldenbrand, K. Radford, R. Janson, D. Frand- sen, G. Okuneff, J. Eddy, D. Brammer, R. McDonald; BACK ROW: J. Stoy, T. Journey, D. Larver, E. Keitzman, B. Hannond, D. More- head, T. Linardos, A. Radford. TRI-S: FRONT ROW: M. Mount, C. F oss, J. McClure, C. Austin, J. Collie, D. Watson, P. Rote; SECOND ROW: N. Gurick, M. McLauchlan, J. Tyler, J. Sevitz, S. Moudakis, G. Landers, C. Stillwater, G. Trakas, BACK ROW: E. Albertson, L. Bock all, J. Blankfort, N. Fisher, S. Diller, J. Goz, J. Ammann, P. Spalt, L. Johnson, J. Simmons. SUMMER TRI-S: FRONT ROW: J. Missner, G. Trakas, D. Stanford, E. Albertson, M. Mount, Mrs. Kaak, J. Tyler, A. Levine, D. Paul, C. Smith; SEC- OND ROW: A. Dyer, L. Bockall, S. Lewis, C. Stillwater, B. Young- erman, J. Copeland, S. Sharken, J. Stone, S. Scallon; THIRD ROW: B. L. Dunn, J. Ammann, B. Brandolino, D. Watson, P. Nichols, P. Spalt, J. Simmons, M. McLauchlan, H. La Varre; BACK ROW: J. Simmons, J. Sevitz. SUMMER CAMERA CLUB: FRONT ROW: L. Walker, Pres. P.Camhi, L. Shapiro, E. R. Toon; BACK ROW: P. Lester, R. Sasanoff, L. Wolf, M.Cahn. WINTER CAMERA CLUB: FRONT ROW: S. Roe, L. Shapiro, L. Walker, P. Camh i i, A. Mazirow; BACK ROW: T. Schechter, S. Lott, M. T. Head, B. Goldschmidt. WINTER BIG SISTERS: FRONT ROW: E. Benjamin, B. Goldfarb, P. Albala, E. Feiler, E. Davis, S. Sharken, A. Posner, D. Smith, G. Kushner, P. Herman, Y. Curtis, B. Clayman, J. Cohen, A. Levy, D. Bowman, B. Tyre; SECOND ROW: C. Stillwater, R. Dubrow, G. Linderman, C. Gurov, P. Levine, S. Labovitz, N. Kleiner, E. Biberman, J. Berco, J. Mar- go Ii s, P. Kodisky, S. Rotter, D. Belous, J. Glasser, M. Gerry, L. Shatz; THIRD ROW: M. Dubrow, L. Morgenstern, B. Youngerman, S. Pollock, Z. Borman, B. Trattner, J. Porter, E. Cohen, M. Fish- man, D. Radoff, G. Lieber, A. Lubin, J. Simmons, P. Rote, D. Ostrow, N. Astrachar A. L. Patatz; BACK ROW: P. Nichols, R. McCrea, J . Collie. BIG BROTHERS: FRONT ROW: J. Margolis, S. Eglash, A. Turner, H. Grudsky, J. Burg, S. Weiner, L. Pollack, L. Goldstein, B. Haymes, L. Glick, G. Schy; SECOND ROW: T. Mintz, F. Krieger, A. Galpern,R. Lyons, E. Schuman, L. Marder, D. Baer, R.. Janis, S. Doctrow, A. Miller, I. Fries; BACK ROW: M. Tigner, E. Cori n, W. Klein, A. Hackel, A. Shapiro, J. Robings, N. Gosenfeld, G. Holzman, A. Harris, L. Cook, D. Wittenberg, P. Lester. SUMMER BIG SISTERS: SUMMER BIG BROTHERS: FRONT ROW: E. Cohen, G. Sutton, P. Birnbaum, M. Moster, J. Copeland, L. Friedman, A. Steinholtz, E. Meyers, C. SI e e, C. Smith; SECOND ROW: S. Bazrod, E. Teitel, P. Kotlisky, A. Seigel, S. Zipperman, D. Bowman, A. Levy, R. Wolpe, J. Stone, L. Volk; THIRD ROW: C. Nesoff, D. Purchin, J. Cohen, A. Korn, B. Davis, S. Supowitz, J. Nelson, D. Stanford, J. Meltzer, D. Glustein, B. Rod- man, S. Hilbert; BACK ROW: M. Fishman, A. Levine, A. Ecke, E. Fuge. R. Perle, H. Goldenhar, D. Kahn. FRONT ROW: M. Cahn, L. Glick, L. St rn, H. Rosenthal, J. Spiegelman, D. Degelsmith, J. Ross, P. Cone us, M. Lansky, A. Wroobel; SECOND ROW: L. Bleiberg, J. Bell, H. Silver, M. Pachter, R. Sasanoff, J. Winocur, B. Hyatt, H. Grudsky, S. Harte n- stein, A. Harris; THIRD ROW: N. Delinsky, G. Benezra, I. Smith, E. Shane, S. Arnold, A. Silvera, L. Marder, M. Schwartz, W. Kaplar; BACK ROW: B. Robertson, R. Stern, C. Fontyow, J. Stein, G. Brook, S. Weinstein, F. Burns, A. Horwitz. WINTER HEALTH COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW: S. Doctrow, P. Rote,B Williams, N. Gosen- feld. Ctufar WINTER GIRLS’ ASSIZE COURT: FRONT ROW: S. Bozrod, A. Roth, L. Cohen, R. Neumann, G. Trakas, L. Meyers, J. Kent, L. Ziff; SECOND ROW: M. Duber, E. Feiler, P. Birnbaum, J. Sevitz, B. Trattner, J. Missner; BACK ROW: B. Y oungerman, R . Friess, N . Vinetz, S. John son, R . Arday. SUMMER GIRLS’ ASSIZE COURT: FRONT ROW: S. Marks, R. Friess, P. Birnbaum, N. Vinetz, B. Youngerman, G. Trakas, A. Korn, R. Perle, A. Dyer, S. Johnson; SECOND ROW: J. Adler, E. Paterson, D. Glustein, J. Finkelstoin, P. Attie, S. Sherman, M. Moster, J. Weiss, R. Ardav; BACK ROW: L. Morgenstern, E. Benjamin, P. Grossman, L. Valk, J. Missner, J. Rauch, B. Jacobs, B. Kopp, R. K omheiser, J. Baum. SUMMER BOYS' ASSIZE COURT: FRONT ROW: K. Diller, C. Moore, J. Samuel son, S. Jocobs, A. Sirota; SECOND ROW: E. Goodwin, B. Schwwtz, W. Klein, S. Rudolph, H. Finnerman, A. Shapiro; BACK ROW: Mr. Levin, R. Janis, P. Lester, A. H arte ns le in. WINTER BOYS ASSIZE COURT: FRONT ROW: B. Alperson, J. Bauman, J. Stein, S. Jacobs, L. Brown, S. Rudolph, J. Moscowitz; BACK ROW: M. Levin, F. Hol- perir E. Goodwin, G. Handler, R. Rubin, J. Matlin, D. Gross, A. Roth. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Arciniega, J. Margolis, S. Glockman, M. Rubin, Mrs. Mellini, J. Burg, C. Austin, N. Gurick, Miss Jomgocian; SEC- OND ROW: G. Kushner, F. Lipsy, I. Weiner, B. L. Dunn, E. Cohen, A. Korn, R. Perle, P. Spalt, L. Johnson, L. Maidman; BACK ROW: S. Weiner, A. Horwitz, B. Stein, J. Green. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW: E. Fuge, R. Arday, S. Cubadon, M. T. Head, S. Weiner, A. Korn, E. Cohen, J. Porter, S. Bazrod; BACK ROW: R. Anshin, H. Polesky, R. Perle, F. Burns, L. Bleiberg, N. Epstein, A. Hyman. WINTER TOWN CRIERS: FRONT ROW: H. Strickstein, L. Bleiberg, E. France! SUMMER TOWN CRIERS: FRONT ROW: M. Horowitz, L. Bleiberg, E. Franc el, S. Harten- ste in. WINTER SHARPS AND FLATS: FRONT ROW: I. Grosbayne, A. Granik, F. Montgomery, J. Stein, S. Baron, H. Finnerman, R. May; BACK ROW: E. Fuge, A. Ecke, R. Breier, E. Kirshner, B. Judkins, P. Huyck, J. Gollob. SUMMER TRI-Y: FRONT ROW: D. Hulbert, J. Liss, H. Checansky, D. Gel lor, Miss Terry, S. Maynard, J. Reiss, M. Duber; SECOND ROW: E. Woolf, C. Mazer, J. Bishin, V. Silver, R. Freis, S. Lewis, M. Fishman, R. Behar, B. Wald- stein; BACK ROW: R. Almaleh, D. Chused, S. Levin, E. Forman, J. Lewis C. Nesoff, S. Weiner, S. Cortese, Z. Ferman. WINTER TRI-Y: FRONT ROW: D. Hulbert, N. Robertson, S. Cortese, A. Weismann, E. Berss, S. Maynard, H. Checansky, J. Reiss, B. Waldstein; SEC- OND ROW: B. Brody, M. Duber, C. Nesoff, N. Soffen, J. Bishin, J. Liss, D. Chused; BACK ROW: J. Savage, S. S ector, M. Fish- man, S. Levin, C . Mazer, N. K le iner. WINTER VARSITY LETTERMAN'S CLUB: FRONT ROW: L. Alexander, L. Zelinka, N. Sherry, D. Killgore, H. Cole, B. Selzer, S. Ajalat, M. Kopitz, D. Rosenstock; SEC- OND R OW: C. Morris, F. Wagner, B.Willison, D. Morehead, D . Carver, L. Bleiberg, S.Kagan, L. Brownstein, G. Ewens; BACK ROW: H. Strickstein, M. Edwards, G. Grant, M. Stiles, R. Gerst, R. Kully, D. Van Gerlen, B. Kramer. SUMMER VARSITY LETTERMANS CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Eddy, M. Stiles, S. Ajalat, B. Selzer, D. Carver, D. Rosenstock, H. Strickstein, L. Brownstein; SECOND ROW: R. Baroney, D. Van Ged en, M. Goodman, Coach F. Shaffer, H. Cole, B. Schweikhard, B. Willison, S. Kagan; T H I R D R 0 W: R. Springwoter, B. Beckner, R. Janis, R. Hog- gard, F. Wagner, D. Killgore; BACK ROW: B. Greenberg, L. Zelinka, G. Sherry, H. John- son, R. Kully, L . Bleiberg. WINTER DEBATE CLUB: FRONT ROW: P. Birnbaum, E. Cohen, S. Rudolph, S. Labovitz, R. Anshin, D. Silverberg, L. Cook, G. Gelernler; SECOND ROW: J. E isenberg, S. Kantor, A. Levine, J. F igen, B. Stein, A. F ink, M. K nor off, N. Epstein; BACK ROW: L. Stern, R. Newman, L. Kohn, J. Sternbach. SUMMER DEBATE CLUB: FRONT ROW: M. Vickman, S. Bazrod, J. Manny, A. Levine, P. Birnbaum, J. Davis, S. Labovitz, J. Fegen, E. Cohen, J. Eisen- berg; SECOND ROW: L. Kohn, A. Hyman, L. Stern, L. Siegel, L. Cook, S. Rudolph, R. Orbach, D. Silverberg; BACK ROW: M. Knopoff, M. Horowitz, M. T. Newman, R. Anshin. SUMMER PEP CLUB: FRONT ROW: H. Davis, S. Beechek, B. Arday, G. Sutton, S. Johnson, E. Deutsch, D. Trattner, R. Lavine; BACK ROW: S. Harten- stein, E. France), L. Bleiberg, B. Stein. WINTER CALIFORNIA CLUB: FRONT ROW; J. Evidon, W. Klein, S. Herman, S. Pirschel, N. Rose; SECOND ROW: E. Fuge, A. Ecke, M. Aliweds, B. Kort, W. Bilson, L. Raphoel; BACK ROW: A. Fischer, J. Kr nt, S. Laifman, S. D avid son, P . Lester. SUMMER B.L.C. FRONT ROW: B. Bramson, B. Gerst, D. Lachman, J. Goldwine, S. Studner, A. Silvera, B. Brownstein, N. Novick, P. Matossian; SECOND ROW: D. Tronstein, C. Silpa, W. Kaplar, S. Doctrow, M. Bellet, R. McDon- ald, B. E ngelson, A. Si Iberman; BACK ROW: B. Tar no I, W. Harris, H. Teitelman, J. Ansell, R. Bloom, S. Rosen- tha I. WINTER RALLY COMMITTTEE: FRONT ROW: R. Rubenstein, P. Lester, H. Singer, G. Kush- ner, S. Diller, J. Burg, B. Selzer; SECOND ROW: L. Cole, S. Weiner, J. Copeland, N. Fisher, H. Grudsky, M. Knopoff, D. Rosenstock; BACK ROW: S. Rotter, B. Soltz, L. Bleiberg, A. Shapiro, P. Kotlisky, L. Stern. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: T. Schreiber, A. Hackel, J. Kennedy, H. Polesky, J. Andelin, I. Tope I, S. Baker, E. Goodwin; BACK ROW: P. Concus, J. Meltzer, F. Krieger, E. Shane, W. Klein, M. Fried- land, K. Ziedman, L. Lupo. WINTER COLONIAL CLUB: FRONT ROW: G. Handler, A. Harwitz, S. Weiner, A. Greenberg, F. Burns; BACK ROW: P. Lester, E. Goodwin, J. Burg, S. Jacobs, A. Shapiro, E. Diller. SUMMER COLONIAL CLUB: FRONT ROW: G. Benezra, J. Stein, G. Rosoff, J. Bauman S. Jacobs, G. Handler; BACK ROW: S. Weiner, L. Woolf, E. Goodwin, J. Aroesty, J. Winocur, P. Camhi. £oo j i Bio FRONT ROW: H Au slander, C. Rodin, B Human, S. Rabin, E. Small, M. Levy, B. May- zel; SECOND ROW: B« Ishkanian, S, Lappin, M. Watcher, S. Mann, E Ganz, A. Stein, M. Lande; BACK ROW: H Ostroff, B. Katzman, R Sidney, L« Winston, J Gelber, M, Winston, M V ickman. Bio FRONT ROW: D. Goldfarb, J. Rogue, A. Sal- kin, E. Garber, E. Soiol, H. Alpert, C. Martin, M. Fox; SECOND ROW: G. Ajalat, S. Anderson, S. Dietze, J. Friedman, C. Borman, C. DeSure, J. Fegen, M. Wenk, J. Brook, N. Feiner; THIRD ROW: D. Schiff, M. Cohn, B. Grinker, S. Hand- ler, S. Goodman, M. Marder, B. Lavetts, F. Weinstein, M. Kahn, C. Mimmo; BACK ROW: F. Wasserman, C. Gordon, M. Joseph, M. Sorkin, L. Manning, L. Lizer, M. Modney, B. Cobb, M. de Briae. Bio FRONT ROW: H. Reif, P. Lipow, F. Free- berger, B. Gildert, M. Good, R. Kapelowetz, C. Rayburn, B. Schwartz; SECOND ROW: L. Gal- perin, E. Schonfeld, E. Dockoff, M. Levitt, M. Kloss, B. Bluestein, H. Nussbaum; BACK ROW: S. Applebaum, N. Nuinn, L. Sachse, N. Lifton, Y. Unkeless, D. Brown, S. Lemberg, B. Goland. Aio FRONT ROW: J. Porker, J. Levy, E. Franken, C. Kaplan, C. Manning, S. Dean, A. Gold, A. Hoch, M. Larson; SECOND ROW: P. Huyck, R. Pinzoner, S. Deutschman, G. Granz, M. Wein- stein, S. Goodman, G. Fein; THIRD ROW: J. Gelem ter, A. Maniskas, J. Voglm, T. Fein- stein, I. Gerry, P. Grosz, C. Marks; BACK ROW: M. Kane, C. Brucker, M. Davidson, S. Brown. Aio FRONT ROW: E. Goldy, A, Granik, R. Silver- man, H. Shore, M. Abrams, H Rice, K. Schil- ling, L, Weiner, L Brown; SECOND ROW: J Mercer, 0. Mill er, D. Entin, B, Engelson, G. Richardt, L. Klugman, S, Morgan, S, Weiss, M. Stein; THIRD ROW: J Schauer, B. Bennett, T Andersen, F Burwell, C, Smith, B, Becker, S, Davidson, A, Schatzman, J. Greenspan; BACK ROW: S. Rosenthal, Re Cummings, B. Brown- stein, R. Me Donald, M. Levenstein, B. Pittler, B. Pynes, A. Rosenblum, M. Levindofsky. Aio FRONT ROW: I, Grosbayne, L. Zelinka, M. Pava, C. Athens, L. Goldberg, R. Sorensen, S. Zarenba, S, Willett, R, Goodman; SECOND ROW: E. Shuman, J. Shine, J. Metter, E. Rosen, S, Stillman, C. Weingarten, L. Sutton, A, Vogel- sana, A. Asherson; THIRD ROW: C, Walker, M. Levin, J, Reichman, D. Bergstrom, R. Knierim, R. Cumminos, M. Berg; BACK ROW: S. Deutsch, A. Weinroth, B, Schilling, L. Broudy, G. Thomp- son, M. Candioty, H. Wolfe, E. Kopple. FRONT ROW: A. Bass, D. Kashare, A, Schon- feld, J. Goldberg, M. Morgolis, M. Levin, A, Saidiner, M. Brock, F. Bass; SECOND ROW: M. Friedman, S. Leutin, A. Sachse, A, Goldenhar, B. Kapp, B. Jacobs, L. Miller, J. Fleishman; THIRD ROW: S. Mitchell, D. Bramson, W. Muns, P. Wasserman, L. Popkin, B. Karlin, I. Metz, A. Gluck; BACK ROW: Ja Melis, J. Moore, N. Green, J. Ravch. Aio FRONT ROW: M, Sanderson, S. Swedock, R. Back, J Dickee, S. Marks, J Cogan, B. Smith, J. Adler, P. Ellis, C. White; SECOND ROW: S. Goldstein, E, Nathan, L Meyers, M, Kane, F, Wechsler, A. Harris, B, Rudick, S. Skolsky; THIRD ROW: L. Garr, F, Chesen, H. Radin, T, Soffer, J. Cohen, P Rosenthal; BACK ROW: R Finkenthal, F Braverman, F, Le Blono, J, Schlan, J Rutenberg, B, Maier, R Lavine, R Spector, M, Shapiroe Aio FRONT ROW: M. Gold, D. Skolnik, C. Miller, J. Cohen, J. Kent, S. Rudnick, C. Bell, M. Abrams, B. Cutler, B. Becker; SECOND ROW: M. Lewis, E. Phillips, R. Brown, D. Perkins, M. Cohen, J. Bums, M. Geld in, L. Brown, M. Brod- sky; THIRD ROW: H. Klein, C. Worth, R. Is- rael, N. Moss, J. Berman, T. Mosco, R. Spilman, R. Seltzer, J. Carmel; BACK ROW: B. Engelson, B. Brownnose, A. Legg, J. Rogue, R. Robinson, H. Foote, A. Pappe, S. Naftaly, R. Arner, G. O’Krent. Aio FRONT ROW: M, Dorfman, S Forti, H Alkow, S. Johnson, H. Resnick, T. Silver, J, Golding, L Lackman, J Durkus, B Bergdahl; SECOND ROW: S, Clardy, A. Lightner, M Rowland, L. Biller, M. Allen, S. Herman, F. Halperin, 1« Blatner, W, Kanowitz; THIRD ROW: S. Richmcr, J. Brisacher, M. Abrams, N, Heprin, M. Berg, B Sherman, J Kemp, L. Harris, J Holding; BACK ROW: J Gragg, S, Latt, D, Harris, B« Greene, S. Faber, R. Goldstein, L. Weinrib, J. Nairekers, M. Bilson, H. Cowen. Bn FRONT ROW: N. Levy, L. Margolis, B. Newman, B. Aroay, G. Sutton, S. Johnson, H. Davis, S. Beecher, J, Weiss, J Tannenboum; SECOND ROW: E, Deutsch, G. Klein, B. Atkins, J. B lonkfort, E. Fuge, A, Hoffberg, C. Brady, L. Valk, S. Levin; THIRD ROW: T. Stark, E. Han- sen, P. Hortkopf, E. Gharritu, P. Carter, S. Kap- lar, R. Schwartz, A. Medrez, J. Moscowitz; BACK ROW: H. Arshawsky, J. Bazar, D. Matt- son, Y. Pineus, B. David, A. Chester, F. Wilkins, D. Von Gerkan. Bn FRONT ROW: D, Trattner, V. Solomon, A. Hes- sen, C. Finlay, E, Zlotkin, R. Stearns, G. Weber, C. Zavat, P. Teitel, F. Fredrick; SECOND ROW: J. Adler, N. Vinetz, R. Von Preissig, R. Tepper, D. Gross, E. Brower, E. Fooksman, S. Rotter, G. Kaplan, S. Levine; THIRD ROW: L. Ziff, L. Raphael, J, Ireland, H. Sokoloff, S. Wagner, A. Rosenblum, N. Raff, S. Lerner, B. Reuben; BACK ROW: A. Spitz, D, Degele, J. Gatto, K. Manis, R. Wolf. Bit FRONT ROW: J. Gerash, M. Knopoff, F. Car- Ian, L Freedman, S Tandalayo, S. Hartenstein, L, Weiss; BACK ROW: A. Owen, M. Moritz, P. Lowenthal, H. Horowitz, D. Orenstein, $. Gol- lins, D. Merin. bn FRONT ROW: L Marcus, B. Levin, R. Green- baum, B. Rubin, T. Stark, I. Newman, Y Van Vliet, $• Schwartz; SECOND ROW: A, Sirota, M. Pepper, B. Stein, P. Goldfine, E. Heller, R. Anshin, S. Gantman; BACK ROW: M. Gantman, S. Zeitlin, J. Dubin, R Breier FRONT ROW: B. Schultz, A, Margolis, C. Mar- cus, C. Kirschenbaum, R. Gombein, S. Rangel, J. Schulman, P. Bortman, R. Shapiro; SECOND ROW: J, Sternback, P. Langdon, A. Mendelson, B. Premalon, S. Slutsky, J Schulman, E Flax, D. Braverman, A, Matorian; THIRD ROW: L Bronstein, B. Shanks, R. Shron, F. Broslawsky, A. Ayelrode, P. Goldfine, K, Kohn, L. Foss; BACK ROW: D Webb, P. Belous, R. Greenbaum, A. Greenbero, R. Schandling, E. Lewis, D. Gold- enberg, F, Friedman, B. Hohimer. Au FRONT ROW: B, Weight, P. Chochinov, D. Martin, F. Helman, C. Slee, D. Pierce, Z. Ganz, M. Farber, J. Gollob; SECOND ROW: S. Sper- ling, L, Friedman, L Wolf, B. Green, J, Wein- berg, R. Stroup, B. Safran, A, Fink, H. Broff- man; THIRD ROW: B. Rosichan, L Bergman, M. Kissler, G. Jubas, P. Neiman, M. Green, M. Zerg, J. Gould; BACK ROW: L. Jaffee, D. Reis- man. E. Fierstad, H. Stein, A. Green stein, N. Novick, M. Fienberg. A.. FRONT ROW: S. Supowitz, J. Finkelstein, B. Nelson, N. Rose, S. Pirschel, L. Hull, S. Gummeson, S. Hilbert, R. Sanisbury, A. Dyer; SECOND ROW: P. Schneider, G. Sakalis, S. Levin, S, Baron, M. Fishman, W, Brachfield, H. Radnitz, A. Kramer; BACK ROW: M. Duber, R. Freedman, B, Weinstein, S. Stern, A. Gottlieb. FRONT ROW: J. Bluestone, R. Kurdfsky, R. Ball, R. Markowitz, D. Kahn, J. Baum, S. Baz- rod, P. Carter, C. Barrows; SECOND ROW: M. Pel, J. Boss, T. Gosch, N. Friedman, B. Gold- schmidt, J. Bernshide, D. Lippman, B. Beckner, L. Cooper; THIRD ROW: R. Dauphin, L. Brown, L. Levick, D. Bishop, R. Jacobs, A. Labinger, G. Rosoff; BACK ROW: H. Magidow, R. Bronow, D. Ude, T. Komegay, F. Katz, S. Jettelson. Ah FRONT ROW: R. Zeitman, A. Singer, M. Sinker, B. Cohn, R. Seltzer, C. Wertheimer, S. Brooks, S. Cortese, Z. Ferman, P. Goldberg; SECOND ROW: M. Weber, E. Teitel, R. Merkin, J. Gol- con, L. Spicer, H. Snyder, D. Groybeal, D. Gat- to; THIRD ROW: N. Newschotz, G. Feiller, N. Rose, J. Berco, R. Wolpe, J. Willis, J. Matlin, R. Shapiro, A. Zimberoff; BACK ROW: G. Gelem- ter, C. Sonnabend, M. Green, H. Green, D. Matz, T. Pascal. Ah FRONT ROW: $. Scallon, L. Morgen stern, J, Missner, N. Wolfin, E, Alberkrack, E. Carson, B. Dunn, A. Kom, C. Nesoff; R. Perle; SEC- OND ROW: S. Rifkin, G. Hanson, J Feinberg, R, Leventbal, D. Schlesinger, A, Posner, N. Jen- kins, J. Rubin, H Goldenhar, M. Temple, J Perry, E, Lipschultz; THIRD ROW: J. Waldman, D, Sherman, R, Wasserman, E, Meyers, T. Freed- man, S. Salkin, S, Rudolph, E. Diller, A, Fadden; BACK ROW: H. Strassman, J Gincio, J, Silpa, M. Lieberman, J, Thompson, G. Parkin, I. Mona- sevitch, L Shapiro, S, Rosenblum, biX FRONT ROW: Z. Shimer, S. Wolf, A. Fischer, M. Stone, E. Broidy, A, Dubrow, R. Nowell, A, Mitchell; SECOND ROW: J. Kennedy, J. Ande- lin, J. Meltzer, B. Alperson, B. Fruitman, R. Agay, R. Zinner, J Kudler, J. Miller; BACK ROW: E. Francel, N. Epstein, G. Rosen, D. Van Gerpen, M. Bordew, M. Martin, L. Cannon, D. Leshgold, B. Leckie, M. Schenter. b.i FRONT ROW: J. Mitchell, B. Goldfarb, L. Bock- all, S. Sherman, E. Feiler, S. Sharken, M. Gur- ian, A. Tucker, A. Sulpoor, M. Pfinast; SECOND ROW: C. Weiss, M. Coldstein, L. Misler, I. Rubinstein, C. Smith, C. Pineus, M. Saltzman, F. Schaffer; THIRD ROW: F. Carter, N. Weis- berg, E. Lansky, J. Samuel son, G. Okuneff, D. Frandsen, A Miller, H. Futterman, 1« Zaroff; BACK ROW: S. Delilah, B. Rutkin, N. Gosen- feld, J.Ruby, B. Zocky, D. Golden, J, Spitz, D. Lachman. An FRONT ROW: D. Purchin, A, Richman, F. Schul- man, A, Carmona, J Cohen, A, Roth, Y. Curtis, D. Krohn, E. Forman, J. Lewis; SECOND ROW: D. Warris, B. Young, J Manny, J Field, M. Kahn, J Fapp, J. Porter, B. Trattner, R. Friess, D. Bowman; THIRD ROW: B. Davis, R. Shano, P. Dunn, F. Rubino, D. Libby, J. Winocur, S. Diamond, D. Taubman; BACK ROW: S. Jacobs, F. Bums, R. Fisher, B Fruitman, B. Hyatt, R Haly, F Stan, J. Karlik. £ 13. FRONT ROW: B. Gertzen, R. Blaustein, M. Krasne, A. Greene, R, Spivack, J, Marcus, K. Terry, S. Paluso, B Austin, S Green; SECOND ROW: M. Silverman, M. Silverman, F. Lipsy, R. Grieman, D. Bailey, S. Spade, P. Todd, B. Berger, C Stone, J. Sevitz; THIRD ROW: B. Bramon, M. Sinker, R. Jan is, D. Thomas, D. Morehead, S. Desowitz, J. Stoy, G, Holzman, L Rosenthal; BACK ROW: G. Friedman, F. Lambert, D. Livson, A. Schiff, L. Brownstein, J, Caret, C. Zuckerman, M. Stubbs, R Kaplan. Leonard Zelinka Captain tyafc ity rFAmFAxSC0Res FAIRFAX VISITORS dorse r s fi l-WNA olly.49o LOST ‘ VENICE 7 HAM!. 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: R. Ettinger, F. Wagner, M. Rabiroff, T. Stefano, S. Kagan, M. Kaptiz, L. Zelinka, R, Haggard, A, Roberts; SECOND ROW: Zoach Shaffer, Spicer, L. Jaffe, M. Edwards, L. Brownstein, B. Schweikhord, R. Cantor, P. Neiman, B. Willison, B. Beckner, D. Rosen; THIRD ROW: S. Delnick, D. Frandsen, J. Samuelson, C. Bachmeier, D. Thomas, S. Ajalat, B. Greenberg, R. Janis, B. Zacky, M. Schwim- mer, B. Fruitmom; BACK ROW: L. Kaufman, H, Blaisch, B. Acom, G. Okuneef, R. Baroney, K. Radford, D. Cooper, C. Morris, D. Moreheod. Frank Wagner Charles Mortis R ichard Haggard R ick Janis Stuart Kagen Marvin Kapitz Marlin Rabiroff Sol Ajalat (Hub 7kc bhiddic King football left its indelible mark on the Fairfax record pages of 1949. Coach Frank Shaffer, moulded a group of gangling, eager boys into a spirited unit that breathed heavily down the necks of the Wes- tern League front runners. The likes of this team may never again tread on Van Cleve Field, for the '49 team under the hustling leader- ship of Captain Lenny Zelinka had great “heart and spirit. The L ions annexed a tie for second place with Los Angeles, but the season's accomplishments do not end there. This was a team that made its own breaks and made them pay off. Great moments be- came common place as the season rolled on. Victories, and there were four, came hard and were well earned. Fairfax's gallant band of footballers rose to the heights on oc- casion and nearly knocked the pins from under Hollywood's champ- ionship eleven. The Red and Gold's biggest day was its crowning triumph over Hamilton. Entering.the game as the underdog, Fairfax proceeded to run up the most convincing win in its gridiron history, totaling 47 points to the Yankee's 6. Ranking as tossups for the most dramatic moment of the year are the feats of Frank Wagner and Ronald Baroney. Wagner's sensational play was born with one second remaining in the Dorsey game. Halfback Chuck Morris unleashed a 25 yard des- peration pass which fluttered into the waiting arms of Wagner, who then calmly stepped into the end zone after the gun had fired. The play netted Fairfax a 13-6 Victory. In the Venice game, the stage was again set; this time 26 se- conds were left. Fate's hand once again waved in favor of the Lions as the inexperienced place kicker, Baroney, toed the ball squarely between the goal posts to provide a three point victory margin. Post season all league selections saw Center Stuart Kagan named to the all Sunset eleven as first string pivot tackle Len Zelinka to the second squad Western. T ony Stefano David Frandsen A±fEirL i kt rrJtiS-V Pj •- ir - J v Stf WiV JLj . rrr- ■ BEE FOOTBALL: Coming up with one of the best Bee football squads in years. Coach John P. Hanna had a championship glint in his eyes in '49. And except for a few bad breaks and a little over- confidence on behalf of the boys, the Colonial grid Cubs would have walked off with the Western League pennant With only one returning letterman in the fold. Mentor Hanna, on the season's outset, was faced with a tremendous rebuilding job. It was team spirit blended with the will to learn that turned a seemingly disasterous schedule into a winning one Having but three practice scrimmages under their belts, the green Cubs ran into the annually slrong Dorsey eleven in the loop opener. The Colonials were rated as distinct under- dogs in pre-game talk, and rightly so. However, the tightness of the game was a hopeful indication of things to come, even though the locals tasted defeat. Bouncing back after the Don Loss, the Cubs proceeded to knock off University, Los Angeles, and Hollywood in convincing fashion. Paced by a hard charging line, plus the potent passing of Quarterback Al Silberman, and the glue fingered antics of Morely (Buzz) Engleson, the locals thundered past the vaunted Roman rivals, 27-12. Hollywood's Sheiks wound up on the wrong side of a 14-6 score as the Lion Cubs roared to their third straight triumph. This time it was Silberman's aerials and the running of Morty Bellet and Bullet Joe Nacaratto that provided the difference. Following the Sheik victory, Mentor Hanna's gridders could not maintain their surging stride and were delt a pair of losses by Venice and Hamilton, respectively. FRONT ROW: B. Gerst, F. Broslawsky, S. Rosenthal, M. Bellet, J. Naccarata, B. Nicholas, B. Brownstein, A. Axelrode, J. Gold- wine, H. Borski, R. McDonald, M. McKeighan; SECOND ROW: M. Borofsky, H. Beckner, C. Goodstein, B. Silverman, L. Popk in, A. Goldstein, J. Goldstein, M. Kline, W. Kaplar, D. Lenahan, R. Lyons, R. Barnes; THIRD ROW: A. Levenstein, J. Erenberg, G. Holzman, S. Studner, S. Doctrow, R. Bloom, A. Silberman, B. Engelson, D. Keriotis, M. Chessmore, G. Gerald; BACK ROW: J. Goldberg, W. Foreman, B. Sanchez, R. Gould, L. Miller, A. Adler, S. Weiss, D. Orenstein, M. Levenstein, Coach Hanna. V CH C R 1 e • F09 NR0 - VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: E. Glass, N. Sherry, D. Killgore, H. Cole, L. Alexander, J. Eddy; SECOND ROW: S. Schneider, G. Sherry, R. Springwater, M. Goodmcn, M. Stiles, G. Elkins; BACK ROW: I. Zaroff, M. Sommer, M, Wallach, D. Carver, F. Frieger, Coach Lloyd. SCORES FAIRFAX VISITORS S3 DORSEY e9 32 UNI. 31 60 LA, 32 41 HOLLY. 43 55 VENICE 33 58 HAMI 38 34 HORSEY 36 52 UNI. 53 54 HOLLY 74 71 VENICE 35 56 HAMI 32 52 LA. 36 • SEASON RECORD • IVON 9 LOST D C.K f LLCO fE - FOR LjflKO- LE V LEXRNDER. - 6UF RO - -fOUJ RD Coi CfA re Under the tutelage of Coach Keith Lloyd, Fairfax basket- ball teams have always performed in a manner that the game's founder, Dr. James A. Naismith, could be proud. The 1949-50 squad was no exception. Paced by the much lauded Dick Dixie Killgore, the locals wound up with a good season. And except for a few bad breaks, cold days, and a Hollywood High five, they would have been up at the top in post season reminiscing. The season's top thriller came in the first Sheik tussle. Although the visitors pulled up two points on the long end of the final score. Mentor Lloyd's basketeers exhibited their best play of the year. The University-Fairfax series also developed into two thril l-a-minute contests. In the opening round, Fairfax came through in ihe closing moments to win at Westwood. Then in the return game the Warriors did a double take on the Lion's man- ner of victory in the Fairfax gym. Ron Springwater's free toss with 30 seconds remaining pro- vided the initial one point victory margn for Fairfax and Hank Steinman's desperation field goal in the last two seconds won for the Warriors. Biggest single game total for any member of the starting five came in the first Hamilton tilt. In one of the year's most hair raising scoring duels Killgore poured 27 points through the bucket only to be bested by the 31 point effort of Hamilton's Mickey Wellen. When laurels were handed out, Mr. Basketball, Dick Kill- gore, ended up the year on the first all-City five and earned plau- dits as the Western's player of the year” and highest scorer. Carver was named to the second all-Western quintet. fi ORM Y sun o 1 ■—- UrfrllillH FAIRFAX SCORES VISITORS 50 DORSEy 31 33 UNI. 23 28 LA. 52 36 HOLLY. 37 56 VENICE 28 32 HAMI. 38 31 DORSEY 38 Z1 UNI. 28 41 LA. 49 40 HOLLY. 41 51 VENICE 29 53 HAMI. 64 team scored hame Fg Ft KISHINEFF ao 1° pxsk ELKINS HARRIS 13 3 30 g 22 eo 14 2 7 7 TP 38 93 90 68 64 35 31 0 aAfuztlHill Big things were expected of the 1950 Bee Basketball quintet. Big things in small packages. Stocked with two top returnees from the '49 Western League kingpin crew plus a fresh bunch of 10th graders and up-and-coming Cee stars, Coach Keith Lloyd eagerly went out to retain the sunset crown. Practice engagements saw the midgets gain an even split in arduous tests. During league play, the Cubs racked up four wins against eight setbacks. The cubs looked like world beaters as loop play got underway. After crushing Dor- sey under a bucket deluge in the initial contest, it looked as if the midgets would be there when championship honors would be doled out. Herb Teitleman's 16 points in the University fray, the scoring high water mcrk of the year, handed the locals their second win in a row. Teitleman and Gary Jubas could do no wrong as the Cubs pummeled the Warriors. Then the winning combination went awry, dropping conte sts to Los Angeles and Hollywood. The Romans, who went on to capture the WL gonfalon, rudely dumped the homebreds, 52-28. The second round proved more dismal than the initial. Fairfax could find only Venice easy pickings, losing five of six second round tilts. In this game, Teitleman and Bill Tamol led the attack. BEE BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: R. Elkins, A. Kishineff, W. Harris, H. Teitelman, B. Tamol, B. Rutkin, B. Bramson; BACK ROW: B. Bovshow, L. Rapping, J. Karlik, N. Gosen- feld, S. Hersh, G. Jobas, Coach Lloyd. C fe k tlH U CEE AND DEE BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: B. Bendat, A. Spitz, H. Hewitt, J. Handler, A. Rosenblum, Coach C. Cohen, E. Cray, M. Weitz, J. Mundel; SECOND ROW: G. Benezra, M. Block, B. Young, B. Nason, G. Epstein, J Fleishman, M. Weiler, J. Kerker, J. Berger, Coach Welsh; THIRD ROW: S. Bisk,J. Willis, M. Stein, S. Bauman, A, Gault, K. Kohn, A. Medrez; BACK ROW: P. Hendison, E. Diller, F. Bass, E. Weber, D. Libby. VARSITY BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: G. Sherry, H. Liebgold, B. Gerst, L. Zelinka, R. Stiles, B. Weitzman, W. Davis, D.Weder- mann, SECOND ROW: J. Winkler, R. Lung, R. Goldfarb, P. Rabin, R. Janis, A. Silvera, S. Doctrow, J. Ansell, F. Silpa, Coach Shaffer; THIRD ROW: J. Eddy, M. Stiles, D. Killgore, D. Tronstein, R. McDonald, A. Silber- man; BACK R OW: F . Krieger, H . Cohen, R . E ttinger. Rick Janis Barry Weitzman Fred Silpa iN 'i Xgm £$ | °° ser . I? LA ' « If' HOLLY. £ if 'I as f: If OOMf, J | f £• holly. (:w VENICE tyaMfity t£a (KxlL • • CATCHERS: -1 The light that glowed so brightly in 1949 all but went out on the 50 version of the Fairfax baseball nine. An inability to win on the road was the locals most ap- parent shortcoming. When away from the confines of Van Cleve Field, the boys lost all finese and optimism. However, when performing on familiar Van Cleve, the Colonials at times showed the class of their former all-City pre- decessors. On opening day at Rancho Cienga, the homebreds fell vic- tim to the brilliant slants of Dorsey Pitcher Ed Palmquist. The Don right hander baffled the Shaffer Men to gain a 5-1 verdict. All was not as black for the varsity when University tra- veled to Fairfax to do battle. The Warriors came out second best in a 14-2 ball game as the silent Lion bats finally sounded. Following the Uni encounter, Lion bats again slumped into a deep sleep. Only the slugging of Len Zelinka could main- tain the pace. It was Zelinka's hitting that saved face. His home run bat and powerful right arm was truly feared in Western loop cir- cles. Final Addenda: It is general consensus that had hurler Marty Stiles been in top health, Fairfax would have fared much better. Stiles, a top notch preseason choice for an all league berth was troubled throughout the campaign with back miseries. Len Zelinka Gus Sti les Bob Gerst Sherman Doc trow BEE BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: M. Wallach, A. Gault, P. Atkin, S. Hyman, J. Kemp, R. Gould, A. Goldstein, S. R osenthal, D. Degele, A. Weinroth; SECOND ROW: S. Bernstein, P. Belous, R. Bloom, P. He nd is on, H. Goldfarb, J. Willis, L. Cooper, A. Zimberoff, H. Borski, Coach Hanna; THIRD ROW; C. Walker, M. Levin, D. Lynes, B. Brownstein, J. Motlin, G. Pender, C. Shapiro; BACK ROW: B. Atkins, H. Hewitt, P. Levin, A. Brucker, J . Gold wine, D . Gatto, S. F aber, G. T alsky, S. Weiss. Coach John Hanna's Jayvee baseball team waded into their schedule with high hopes but ran into tougher competition than was expected. Sparked by the all-around playing of Rich Gould who pitched, played shortstop and supplied the winning punch, the Jayvee's produced some good prospects for the Varsity team. Around the infield for the majority of games it was Gene Pender at first, Jack Kemp, Jack Willis, and Bob Brownstien at second, Rich Gould at short, and Don Lyons and Willis at third. In the outfield Hanna had Sherwin Rosenthal, Perry Atkihs and Phil Belous. Catching he used Al Goldstein and on the LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Goutin, Herb Strickstein, gQb Selzer Coach Crippen. Bob Selzer Don Li ppm on GYM CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Bennes, H. Green, J. Melis, D. Rosenstock, B. Selzer. H. Strickstein A PooDe mo Soion?.on'.C- FrP;cSEC? R RD°n:L A’£ack,! J P‘ Pa, y D- Van Gerpen, D. Reisman, D.Upp- man A Moz.row, C. Sonnabend, R . Okon, Coach Crippen; THIRD ROW: B. Foreman, J. Shneiderson, • ‘ M Silvera, L. Smith, B. Hannood, H. Schiff; BACK ROW: tin, B. Kaz, A. Goutin, M. Toff, R . Michaelis, S. Heldenbrand. B. Goodman, J. Gou- c) o' jJJltlliQ j Asry, Western League champs at last! Coach Robprt Crippin had the material and went out ,inaP di Crippin had the material an to finally corner that elusive Sunset gym diadem. , The Crippin Men were undoubtedly one of the most powerful squads ever to hit the Western front. Victory came from sensational first men with needed points coming on team depth. With the exception of City king. Roose- velt. the Colonials went undefeated in 50, chalking up impressive victories over such powers as Washington, Manual Arts and Ham- ilton. The inspirational performances of cc Captain Bob Selzer was the highlight of th season. Little Bob established himself a one of the greatest athletic competitors in the history of Fairfax as well as the Western loop. loop. Reams of copy could not describe the intestinal fortitude of Selzer and his team mates. Iniuries and bad breaks keDt Mentor Crippin constantly troubled with ulcers”. Easily the dual meet of the year was the Fairfax-Hamilton contest. The Fairfa ..................... airtax gym rocked as the locals thundered past the high- ly regarded Yankees, 70-50. And this, without the full services of Selzer, who had prior to the meet sprained his wrist. Lion hopes were further dimmed when it was reported that Bernie Solomon would have to sit the meet out home in bed with the measles. But the gutty homebreds came through. Don Lippmqn's phenomenal 4.9rope climb mark recorded in the league meet spot- lighted another Colonial victory. His time was the fastest hit in City in 1950. Also come through berformances by Al Goutin, Selzer and Don Rosenstock provided the league meet win. Rosenstock surprised all by capturing a blue ribbon in the free ex- ercise. Goutin and Selzer won the high bar and long horse, respectively, and tied for ' “ “? -1 h--- r by co-L.ap_____ ____ Dan Van Gerpin, and Al Weitz. id ____9 _____, high point honors’. Other top seasonal job co-Captain Herb. Strick s were turned in stein, Bill Kaz, Al Goutin Don Rosenstock V' Bill Kaz Herb Strickstein SUMMER VARSITY TRACK: FRONT ROW: B. Engelson, G. Okuneff, G. Jubas, R. Springwater, L. Spicer, S. Ajalat, B. Will- ison, D. Lenahan, D. Davis, D. Cooper; SECOND ROW: Coach Lloyd, J. Samuelson, C. Bach- R Haggard, L. Bleiberg, D. Golden, P. Neiman, D. Morehead, A. Freeman, C. Cohen, B. Zacky, Coach Toon; THIRD ROW: H. Snyder, R. Wells, C. Fonarow, A. Landav, E. Keitz- man, H. Johnson, A. Dubrow, T. Redler; BACK ROW: G. Thompson, P. Matossian, R. Lyons, P . Dunn, M . R oath, D. Lachman, J. Brown. CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: H. Wells, H. Johnson, B. Leckie, A. Miller, A. Goldenbar, W. Klein, D. Lachman, N. Novicie, G. Gevash; SECOND ROW: M. Solicotate, B. Spitz, M. Lewis, A. Sachse, L. Bleiberg, L. Cannon, M. Roath; BACK ROW: H. Magidow, P. Matossian, M. Horowitz, M. Webb. SUMMER BEE TRACK: SUMMER CEE TRACK: FRONT ROW: B. Bergdahl, R.Oksen, D. Bravermcn, W. Klein, H. Bomstein, FRONT ROW: M. Stein, E. Diller, K. Kohn, A. Goldenhar, M. Lewis, J. S C. Goodstein, M. Fox, M. Chessmore, W. Kaplar; SECOND ROW: Cooch gal, A. Rosenblum; BACK ROW: Coach Lloyd, J. Keeker, M. Weitx, H. Ste L loyd, D. Bishop, M. K line, M. T. Head, A. Sachs©, J. Boss, D. Webb, C. Slutzkin, H. Sokoloff, S. Gatto, Coach T oon. P. Wilk, Coach Toon; THIRD ROW: D. Guttman, J. George, J. Goldstein, R. Bereskin, S. Ex, S. Weinstein, M. Blackman, N. Novick; BACK ROW: R. Her z berg, F. Halperin, B. Leckie, L. Cannon, J. Karlik, M. Goffman, B. Greenberg, F. Burns. TENNIS TEAM: mSPXUSZi. AAHfck ,1' B' Spltl' °’ Po,iti' G Ewens R Kully, T. Schreiber, R. Toay; SECOND ROW: R. Amodo, N. Veis, E. Flax, J. Winocur, H. Magidow, W. Bilson, M. Horo- witz, Coach Welsh; BACK ROW: S. Diamond, S. Stern, A. Margolis, L. Keer, A. Human. G. A, A. BOARD: FRONT ROW: E. Caphan, P. Nichols, P. Rote, D. Stevenson, P. Spalt, J. Collie, D. Watson, J. Blankfort; SECOND ROW: J. Sevitz, M. Klu bescheidt, A. Boria, M. Smith, C. Foss, R. Baldwin, G. Landers; BACK ROW: V. Wolfe, B. Brandolino, D. Paul, P. Johnson, C. Stillwater. SUMMER GAA TENNIS TEAM It's not any G.A.A. that can boast of so many successful events in one semester that they can't name just which was the best. It might have been the St, Patricks' Day playday at Venice when the Colonial Amazons competed and won in the majority of sports over the home school plus Verdugo Hills, University, and Hollywood, And it could have been the Easter program held in Greenway Court, But the possi- bility of its being the terrific youngster initiation is very strong too. It took a great group of board members and an especially good crop of youngsters to put over these projects, and it took some wonderful of- ficers too. Without Dael Watson's steering and the back seat driving of vice president, Dorothy Paul; treasurer, Jean Sevitz; and secretaries Angie Borja and Joan Tyler, the G,A,A, auto would never have run so straight and true, Peggy Spalt, Commissioner of Girls' Athletics, played traffic cop in this picture and did a grand job. FRONT ROW: B. Ehring, A. Bend at, L. Shahine, L. Ude, D. Paul. SUMMER GAA BADMITON: FRONT ROW: S. Brown, A. Dyer,. D. Stanford, D. Stevenson, S. Curtis, B. Brandolino, A. Sandbera, A. Ecke; SECOND ROW: A. McGuire, J. Nelson, J. Tyler, C. Stillwater, J. Lewis, S. Wer- show, D. Gelier, N. Gulick; BACK ROW: R. Salisbury, A. Borja, J. Simmons, M. Smith, D. Watson, L. Volk, C. Brody. SUMMER GAA BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: J. Antram, P. Johnson, P. Spa If, J. Sevitr, A. Barlow, J. Ammonn, B. Coates, S. Hilbert, D. Hulbert, G. Holford; SECOND ROW: S. Pirschel, E. Albertson, G. Trako i, E. Fuge, J. Finkelstein, A. Korn, B. L. Dunn, R. Perle, S. Gummeson, H. Stein, C. Noccarato, A. Hentges; THIRD ROW: M. Stael, J. Stone, J. Simmons, 0. Mason, P. GreeTey, P. Birnbaum, J. Baum, M. McLauchlan, F. Fredrick, C. Salisbury, L. Hull; BACK ROW: M. Klubescheidt, H. HaVarre, T. Andersen, C. Smith, P. Schneider, H. Goldenhor, J. Se.idman, S. Kaplar, B. Pink, C. Barrows. SUMMER GAA BOARD: FRONT ROW: A. Barlow, B. Coates, J. Nelson, D. Paul, D. Stevenson, D. Watson, J. Tyler, A. Borja, J. Sevitz; SECOND ROW: L. Shahine, M. McLauchlan, N. Gulick, S. Curtis, P. Spoil; BACK ROW: M. Klube scheidt, J. Ammonn, M . Stael, J. Simmons, P. Nickols. FRONT ROW: G. Matvas, E. Ghorrity, E. Hansen, R. Pinhane, B. Nelson, P. Nichols, M. Levy, G. Klein, L. Galperin, S. Cortese, S. Dorsey; SECOND ROW: G. Ajaiat, S. Anderson, R. DuFresne, J. L insky, V. Zborowski, B. Karteke, R. Wolpe, S. Johnson, R. Colof, J. Fidler, E. Nathan, C. Smith, J. Dubin, THIRD ROW: P. Hartkonf, G. Weiner, J. Vogelsang, G. Caraccilo, B. Smith, S. Fralick, P. Ellis, N. Mason, C. Rodin, C. De Sure, J. Risser, A. 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