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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

FURKWUHU During the Colonial era of our nation's history, the secondary school served merely to further the student's educational back- ground. However, as our present educational system developed, a greater emphasis was placed on the opportunities to develop tal- ents and interests which might contribute to the future happi- ness and success of the individ- ual. Outstanding spirit and en- thusiasm are also necessary qualifications for a well-rounded personality and a worthwhile citizen of the future. We, the students of today, will soon be the adults of tomorrow. Our high school years will have sped by rapidly, leaving only fond memories behind. In the years to come, we can look back and see our friends who will have become successful in their endeavors. Memories are to be cherished, and here in your Col- onial, you can always find them willing to become a part of your life again. FAIRFAX HIGH SCHGGL 7B5D MELROSE LOS ANGELES 46, CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY You, the graduating classes of 1952, have the future of the world in your hands. During your three-year stay at Fairfax we have worked together in order to learn to live together. I feel that we have greatly succeeded at this goal. Now you are ready to leave and go out into the world. For many of you this will mark the end of your formal education, but I know you will never stop learning, for education is the answer to the world's problems. Goodbye and good luck. SAM HAMERMAN, Boys' Vice Principal. This year, we at Fairfax High School have gathered new laurels for the school. Our graduates have distinguished themselves in the colleges by the high record of scholarship that has been maintained. In the field of entertainment, our students have brought enjoyment to many people through radio and television. One of our girls has won the ora- torical contest sponsored for all the high school girls in Los Angeles. And so, does the roster of our achievements grow. May we of Fairfax continue to enjoy the success which has been ours. MARGARET MILLS NOE, Girls' Vice Principal. The rate of progress has been phenomenal since the days when teenage George Washington surveyed the boundary lines of the properties of Lord Fairfax. The young people of colonial days waited months before the news of world happen- ings reached them. Today we see and hear events three thousand miles away at the moment they occur. We use electrical gadgets, steam and gas engines, and many other modern miracles and labor-saving devices as a matter of course. The rate of progress from now on will no doubt be stepped up to an even faster pace. There is still a great deal of future pioneering to be done in newer and greater developments, not only along technical lines but also in sociological areas. We are confident that the pupils of Fairfax High School will contribute their share to improving world conditions. Our best wishes go with you. Keep climbing, and good luck to all of youl Sincerely, WILLIAM J. GOODWIN, Principal. ENGLISH Mr. Sydes, Mr. Quick, Miss Stoakes. Mr. Brayton, Mis. Eiooafrerg, Mrs. Willens, Miss Paxton, Mrs. Me- Koane, Mrs. Morrison, Mr. Lit. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Hanna, Mr. Getze, Mr. Under- wood, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Lit, Mrs. Hobart, Mrs. Davis, Dr. Fasoli. BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Taafe, Mr. Cooke, Miss McGuire, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Powell, Miss Colville, Mr. Weekes, Miss Hasbrouck. MATHEMATICS KNEELING: Mr. Hummel, Mr. Taafe, STANDING: Mrs. Whitman, Mr. Taylor, Miss Thielen, Miss Kranz. ART Seated, left to right: Miss Russell, Miss F r a n k e. Standing, left to right: Mr. K u r v e r s, Mrs. Mc- Laughlin, Miss Scheck. MUSIC Left to right: Mr. Hummel, Miss Kiesling, Mrs. Turner, Mr. Smith. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to right: Mr. Bultmann, Mr. Levin, Mr. Dell, Mr. Allen, Mr. Meyer. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Whiting, Miss Rados, Miss La Fond, Mrs. Robinson. CLERICAL Mrs. O'Beime, Mrs. Wolpin, Miss Enright, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Moriarity, Mrs. Baker, Miss Kawashima. COUNSELORS Miss Halgren, Miss Stoakes, Mrs. Mont- gomery, Miss Roalfe, Mrs. Sidall, Mr. Taafe, Mr. Levin. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Redling, Mrs. Bermudez, Mrs. Pitcher. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION BACK ROW: Mr. Valentine, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Levin; FRONT ROW: Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Hanna, Mr. Smith. WINTER SENIORS AND ORGANIZATIONS Don Tronstein Lord High Commissioner. WINTER COLONIAL COUNCIL Ray Orbach Assistant Lord High. Frieda Tannenbaum Commissioner of Clubs. Joe Stein Lieutenant Colonel of R.O.T.C. Les Biller All Class President. Paulette Attie Adjutant. Bill Tobias Commissioner of Advertising Arts. Danny Gross Town Crier Irv Laxineta Bll Class President. Susan Johnson President of Girls' League. Sherwin Davidson Commissioner of Publicity. A1 Sachse President of Boys' Pointsmen. Jay Lowy A10 Class President. Jerry Mells President of Boys' League. Jerry Bazar Commissioner of Oral Arts. Sandy Sage President of Girls' Pointsmen. Karlen Paulay BIO Class President. Barbara Balter Historian. Marcia Kane Chancellor of the Exchequer. Joyce Dubin Commissioner of Girls' Athletics. Gary Damsker Commissioner of Boys' Athletics. Buzz Engelson B12 Class President. Phil Belous A12 Class President. WINTER BIG SISTERS FRONT ROW: Audrey Bronson Mimi Gold Sandy Familian Phyllis Saul Barbara Bluestein M y r n a Vickman, Sara Mann, Ethel Edelstein Ann Harris Nancy Vin- etz, Gloria Singer SEC- OND ROW: Diane Fish- man, Leona Sutton Hedy Alkow, Peggy L i p o w, Shirley L a p p i n, Jane Fegen Rheta Calof, Ruth Greene Agnes Deutsch Marcia Johnson Lynn Meyers, Arlene Stein, Joan Rauch BACK ROW: Stacy Maniskas Natha- lie Green Perelene Sil- vermintz, Goldie Ajalat Judy Ann Guffey Shirlie Anderson Myra Shapiro Ruth Spilman, Eilene Ja- cobson June Moore, Joan Dicker. WINTER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET FRONT ROW: Jane Col- onial Sandy Familian, Ethel Edelstein, Agnes Deutsch Laura Klein Claire Finlay, Perelene Silvermintz, Barbara Balter Diane M a 11 z, Lynn Meyers Jo Ann Bloch; SECOND ROW: Murray Weiler, Bob Stein Lila B r e s 1 o w , Elaine L e w i n, Marilyn Spitz, Judy Rubin Made- leine Pava, Eva Speigler, Elinor Raiden, Lois Cole, Sandy Rangel Elaine Fooksman Diane Wil- liams; THIRD ROW: Gordon Schiff, Stephanie Mallot, Rhoda Rayman, Judi Shacter, Ovvie Mil- ler Jay Goldberg Wally Kanowitz, Sheila Ep- stein, Barbara Hochman Eilene Jacobson, Angel- ina Nestor; BACK ROW: Joe Seigel Joe Colonial, Barry Sexton, Joe Colon- ial Stan B i 1 c h i k, Stan Herman Don Malinoff, Gordon Bermant, Claude Gauthier. WINTER LOWER HOUSE WINTER BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET FRONT ROW: G i n n i e Sutton Mimi Winston, Susie Johnson Cookie Pinzone Sandra Marks Mrs. Whitman; BACK ROW: Gloria Mat yas Gail Klein Rita Walch Jane Fegen, Judy Rogalsky Mari- lyn Klein. FRONT ROW: Larry Steinberg, Sheldon Rich- man, Ronnie Tepper Jerry Mells Fred Hal- perin Bob Berg- d a h 1; BACK RO W : Jerry M i n den Julian S t e r nbach Jay Lowy, Paul Was- s e r m a n , Alan Owen Chuck Bradish. HDNOR ORGANIZATIONS WINTER ALPHAS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Rick, Jinx Cogan, Florine Caplan, Claire Finlay, Gail Klein, Bobbe Kopp, Frieda Tan- nenbaum, Susie Johnson, Miss Noe; BACK ROW: Rosemarlene Brier, Mimi Winston, Sandra Marks, Sandy Goodman, Ginnle Sutton, Paulette Attie, Glor- ia Matyas. WINTER KNIGHTS FRONT ROW: Lew Kohn, Les Biller, Dave Braverman, Buzz Engleson, Gus Stiles, Don Tronstein, Sheldon Richman; BACK ROW: Phil B e 1 o u s , Jerry Mells, Bob Stein, Ronnie Tepper, Ray Orbach, Fred Halperin, Stu Faber. WINTER COLONIAL CLUE FRONT ROW: Bo Radford, Jay Lowy, Claude Gauthier, Victor Lewin, Howard Weinstock, Larry Leiman; BACK ROW: Marv Rothen- berg, Irv Laxineta, Merv Rush, Sid Scott, Mike Opean, Jack Disney, Mr. Brayton. WINTER PROMETHEANS FRONT ROW: Rita Wenig, Rita Walsh, Goldie Ajalat, Jane Fegen, Helene Karlin, Marilyn Larson, Frieda Tannenbaum, Jackie Risk- in, Harriet Rice, Clarice Ja- cobson, Ethel Sugarman; SECOND ROW: Janice Free- ling, Annette Adicoff, Lois Valk, Polly Huyck, Myrna Blum, Esther Tannenbaum, Rosalie Greenberg, Pat Goldring, Regina Simsovitz, Fern Porath, Pauline Wax- man, Helene Davis, Shirley Rotter; THIRD ROW: Judy M i n k u s, Naomi Feiner, Judy Parker, Harriet Reif, Myrna Vickman, Sandra Beiser, Randi Mandel, Lyn- da Greenwald, Gail Klein, Bobbe Kopp; BACK ROW: Dan Pollack, Burt Pittler, Ovvie Miller, Ronald Mark- man, David Weiss, Stan Bil- chik, Sheldon Klein. UNESCO FRONT ROW: Adele Hoch, Rayna Nathan, Fanchon Wechsler, Angelina Nestor, Sandra Adler; SECOND ROW: Arnold Freed, Judy Gelernter, Paul Kaplan. C.S.F. Helene Davis, Ginnie Sut- ton, Frieda Tannenbaum, Jerry Bazar. WINTER GUILDERS FRONT ROW: Angelina Nestor, Polly Huyck, Naomi Feiner, Bill Tobias, Lois Valk, Cookie Pinzone, Pere- lene Silvermintz, Claire Finlay; BACK ROW: Paul Frost, Dale Ziegler, Jack Moscowitz, Estelle Pearl- man, Ellen Rycus, Dolores L a i f m a n, Arlene Gluck, Lynda Greenwald, Ronald Smith, Joseph Stein. WINTER TRI-S FRONT ROW: Gail Klein, Phyllis Saul, Erin Gharrity, Shirley K o 1 o d n y, Cathy Smith, Ginnie Sutton, Frieda Tannenbaum, Bar- bara Bluestein, Susie John- son, Mrs. Powell; SECOND ROW: Lois Valk, Carole Brady, Goldie Ajalat, Mimi Winston, Bobbe Kopp, Jane Fegen, Rheta Calof, Sandra Marks, Gloria Matyas, Jinx Cogan, SandyRangel; BACK ROW: Rosemarlene Breier, Leona Sutton, Cookie Pinzone, Polly Huyck, Paul- ette Attie, Nancy Vinetz, Eileen Fuge. WINTER TRI-Y FRONT ROW: Loretta Zel- inka, Annette Hack, Judith Rosenberg, Marquitta Beck- man, Mrs. Hobart, Judy Roqalskv, Benita Baer, Har- riet Reif, Naomi Feiner; SECOND ROW: Bobbie Goodman, Clarice Resnick, Evelyn Flaum, Sandy Sage, Marlene Goodman, Marcia Kane, Barbara Fuchs; BACK ROW: Marilyn Brod- sky, Estelle Zalkin, Marilyn P o c h t e r, Sara Lee Miller, Marilyn Moss. WINTER HI-Y FRONT ROW: Ronald Car- ter, Vern Abbott, Bob Berg- dahl. Chuck Bradish, Jack Kemo, Jack Disney; BACK ROW: Joe Gatto, Gordon Berman t. Bo Radford, Claude Gauthier, Allen Radford, Dick McDonald. WINTER V.L.C. FRONT ROW: Alan Pappe, Jerry Mells, Bob Gerst, Alan Owen, Bob Brownstein, Marco Silvera, Gus Stiles; BACK ROW : Sherwin Agron, Claude Gauthier, Chuck Bradish, Dave Brav- erman. Buzz Engleson, Don Tronstein, Gary Damsker, Coach Shaffer. WINTER GIRLS' POINTSMEN FRONT ROW: Harriet Kershner, Judy Minkus, An- nette Fraser, Judy Susman, Sandy Sage, Angelina Nes- tor, Grace Schwartz, Goldie Ajalat, Barbara Bluestein, Jackie Riskin; SECOND ROW: Beverly Trainen, Marylou Dorfman, Hedy Al- kow, Marquitta Beckman, Stacy Maniskas, Harriette R i c h m a n, Janet Schlan, Elsa Stubbs; BACK ROW: Eva Spiegler, Roz Cohen, Barbara Baskin, Suzanne Mable. WINTER BOYS' POINTSMEN FRONT ROW: Bernard Kra- kower, Ken Gaynes, Jack Moscowitz, A1 Sachse, Bob Wilson, Leonard Weinrib, Mr. Greenstadt; SECOND ROW: Uriel Rosoff, Sheldon Lubetsky, Marvin Perloff, Sheldon Kreitzer, Arnold Milner, Hal Kudler, Alan Sirota, Bruce Friedman; THIRD ROW: William Wil- kin, Irving Sobelman, Dave Phifer, Marvin Rudin, Don Cohen. WINTER ASSIZE COU?.T FRONT ROW: Mimi Gold, Bob Stein, Ethel Edelstein, BACK ROW: Larry Stein- berg, Esther Tannenbaum, Stu Faber. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Gloria Matyas, Ray Orbach, Sheldon Klein, Dan- iel Pollack, Edward Petko, David Weiss, Samuel Greenschlag; BACK ROW: Sheldon Kreitzer, Robert Siteman, Debby Robyn, Richard Roark, Jerry Burns, Leon Keer. YOUNG ARTISTS FRONT ROW: Lore Price, Debby Robyn, Judy M i n k u s, Dolores Laifman, Sylvia Edelglass, Jer- ome Wolfe, Jeanne Grosbayne, Polly Huyck, Marilyn Wyner; BACK ROW: Lawrence Frank, Leroy Schwartz, Daniel Pollack, Edward Petko, Peggy Halper, Sheila Siegel. SHARPS AND FLATS FRONT ROW: Sarahlie Novino, Dolores Laifman, Sylvia Edel- glass, Dale Ziegler, Debby Robyn, Daniel Pollack, Sheila Siegel, An- gelina Nestor; BACK ROW: Polly Huyck, Sheila Van Deventer, Jeanne Grosbayne, Richard Berk- man, Lawrence Frank, Beverly Millek, Mrs. Turner. CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW: Edward Petko, Judy Minkus, Herman Majerovic, Nathan Negley, Sheldon Klein, Jerome Wolfe, Harold Kramer, David Brust; BACK ROW: John Navickas, Bruce Friedman, Law- rence Frank, Jack Halpera, Peter Navickas, Jeryl Krause, Mr. Getze. DRILL TEAM LEADERS: Goldie Ajalat, Joy Vogelsang. FRONT ROW: Pauline Waxman, Sandy Rudnick, Pat Armstrong, Cookie Pinzone, Marianne Bodner, Roberta Miller, Leila Baer, Sara Mann, Arlene Weiner, Myrna Paisner, Ricki Picker, Carol Wallbert, Jo Ann Bloch. Suzanne Rottman, Phyllis Schencker, Lee Fortess; SECOND ROW: San- dra Gedud, Sheila Pflug, Claudette Raheb, Rheta Calof, Alice Goodman, Sheila Korn, Carol Herman, Sheila Mells, Gloria Agruss, Gail Leib, Harlean Kegel, Barbara Dorris, Randy Ceazan, Teri Blumenthal, Arleen Gold- berg, Roberta Dorfman; THIRD ROW: Lila Breslow, Claiice Reznik, Hariette Richman, Cecilia Nimmo, Mildred Watcher, Sally Dietze, Esther Kelson, Barbara Jones, Anita Blanchard, Mary deBriac, Arlene Student, Sally Eretchfield, Marlene Gerson, Nancy Moling; BACK ROW: Jackie Riskin, Marilyn Landerer, Betty Diamond, Shari Osloff, Louise Kiok, Marsha Rachlin, Florence Koshner, Estelle Zalkin, Gloria Rosen, Florie Lavitt. SUMMER BLC FRONT ROW: Curtis Cooper, Jay Goldberg, Bill Kessler, Joe Gatto, Morris Fox, Joe Siegal, Les Coh- lan, Barry Latman, Jay Lowy: SECOND ROW: Bo Radford, Sher- win Shayne, Martin Ross, Les Lackman, Bernie Sherman, Milt Nemiroff, Al M a r g o 1 i s; BACK ROW: Jerry Mundel, Art Rosen- blum, Dick Vinetz, Dave Linder- man, Marv Rothenberg, Jim Wal- ker, Roger Morris, Paul Hendison. RALLY COMMITTEE KNEELING: Les Biller, Les Bronte, Danny Gross, Larry Steinberg; FRONT ROW: Sandy Familian, Roberta Brown, Lenore Brown, Ethel Edelstein. Rollie Lavine, Phyllis Saul, Dee Trattner, Saralee Levine, June Moore, Janet Schlan. Marilyn Larson; SECOND ROW: Gloria Singer, Ann Harris, Idele Metz, Ruth Spilman, Eilene Jacobson, Audrey Strull, Myrna Blum, Barbara Jacobs, Diana Stessel, Nancy Vinetz, Bobbe Kopp, Lynn Mey- ers, Susan Brown, Renee Greenbaum, Frieda Tannenbaum, Ruth Ann Kravitz; THIRD ROW: Marlene Sand erson, Joan Dicker, Arlene Gluck, Myra Shapiro, Marilyn Landerer, Perelene Silvermintz, Elaine Skuro, Lois Valk, Leona Sutton, Sandra Sperling, Barbara Cutler, Marilyn Weber; BACK ROW: Joan Rauch, Audrey Bron- son, Rosalie Castin, Jim Walker, Bill Garnett, Jack Brisacher, Tom Reed. FIESTA DE LAS FLORES AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Susan Johnson Don Tronstein Each semester Hollywood Post 405 of the American Legion presents an award to the boy and girl of the graduating class, deemed by faculty and classmates outstanding in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. W'52 legion Award winners were Don Tronstein and Susan Johnson. It is indeed fitting that Don Tronstein should receive the American Legion Award since the honor is symbolic of versatility and versatility is the keynote of his personality. Whether on the athletic field, in the class- room, or at the head of a group, his composure and ready wit enabled him to achieve his oims. His membership in Prometheans for two terms demon- strates his scholastic abilities, while his qualities of leadership, service, and character ore illustrated by his service os President of the Lower House, his activities as a Knight, his Ephebianship, and, in his final semester, his attainment of the School's highest office — that of Lord High. Known to all for her friendly manner and her willingness to help others, Susan Johnson's personality exhibits all the traits requisite of the honor bestowed upon her. During her three years at Fairfax, Susan was affilioted with several groups — among them Alphas, Tri-S, and G.A.A. Especially active in Girls' League affairs, each term since her junior year she filled an important League office; she was 81 1 delegate, historian, vice-president, and, in her senior A semester was elected to the presidency. In addition, she was one of the five Castilians awarded membership in the Los Angeles Ephebian Society. EPHEBIAN SOEIETY Jerry Basar Susan Johnson Ronald Stiles Ginnie Sutton Don Tronstein To conduct a program of Civic Education for its members and the public ot largo; to fostor, promote, ond participate in progroms which champion good government under the American ideals of Domocracy; to encouroge good citixenship in the city, state, and nation; to support constructive legislation and civic enterprises from time to time in accordance with these purposes, ore the avowed ideals of the los Angeles Ephebian Society. This organization was founded in 1918 in the belief that students schooled in democracy and cooperation might apply these ideals to benefit their city. Membership in the Society is restricted to graduates of los Angeles city high schools selected, on the basis of scholarship and service records and qualities of leadership and character, in the ratio of one to eoch forty members of the class. That Ephebianship is not only ae honor but a challenge is widely recognized. For those who con meet this challenge the honor bestowed is immaterial; this is their opportunity for self-expression ond service to the community. CASTILIANS We are the mighty Castilian class of '52 Loyal, brave and bold in all we do— The song of the Senior A's of W'52 resounded dear and true on October 23, os, in o fitting climax to their presen- tation skit, each Castilian leaped through the cardboard replica of the class ensign onto the stage, unveiling to the student body his maroon sweater with its emblem of maroon and gray. Time and time again the owed Senior Bee's attempted to outcheer them but the combined dignity and pride inherent since the Golden Age of Castile triumphed. The tradi- tional rivalry subsided long enough for everyone to enjoy Quartet , the Castilians' Color Day gift to Colonialville. This was by no means the first display of Castilian spirit; on October 4 the enthusiosm of the 150 Al2's at- tending their Senior Breakfast had completely filled the cafeteria with laughter and friendliness. Despite torrential rains which caused its postponement from January 18 to January 25, Fiesta de las Flores — the Senior prom — proved a success. Over 100 couples enjoyed Pat Stewart's orchestra in flower bedecked Greenwoy Court. January 28, Greenway Court was the scene of the Castilians' last social event — the Senior Brunch. The culmination of three years' work and play occured Thursday evening January 31, 1952 when the 210 mem- bers of the class of W'52 passed through Colonial halls as students for the last time and bade Fairfax farewell. PHIL BELOUS President PHIL LOWENTHAL MILT GOFFMAN AL OWEN DAVE GORLICK Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian PERRY ATKINS PHIL BEIOUS STAN BILCHIK ROBERTA ARDAY JEFFREY BIANKFORT PAULINE BORTMAN CAROLE BRADY PAUL 8RAGER SUNNY BRAHINSKY LEONARD BRAUN DAVID BRAVERMAN FRANOS BRAVERMAN ROSEMARLENE BREIER AUDREY BRONSON LARRY BRONSTEIN SONDRA BROOKS HERBERT COHEN BONNIE BROWN PHIL COHEN LEON BROWN FlORINE CAR IAN JANET COGAN SEYMOUR COHEN LOIS COIE GARY DAMSKER SHERMAN DAVIDSON IYNN BUXTON HElENE DAVIS CUINE DEUTSCH JOAN DICKER X YCE DUBIN WAUY DURIAUF RONALD DVORKIN CYNTHIA GOLDEN PHYUIS GOIDFINE NAOMI GOLD FLAM SANDY GOUINS EUEN GOODMAN OAVID GOtUCK SALLY KARLAR JULES KERKER CAROL KERSCHENBAUM GAIL KLEIN BRUCE KNUDSON KENNETH KOHN SANDRA LEVINE NATALIE LEVY ElAINF LFWIN DUKE LIBBY UT A MARGOUS CAROLE MARCUS james McCracken PHIL IOWENTHAI ARLENE MARCOUS ARLENE MENDELSON PEARL LINDSAY MURIEL LUBIN RICHARD MATTSON MALCOLM LUBLINER USA MAYER DONALD MERIN JOEL LINDERMAN LOIS MOOELl MILTON MORI« JACK MOSCOWITZ MILTON NADEl INEZ NEWMAN LOIS NEWMAN DON ORENSTEIN ALAN OWEN MURRAY OZER SYLVIA PEARL MAURICE PEPPER YALE PINCUS DON RIGGINS ARIENE RIV1N MARSHALL ROATH MARSHA ROSEN NORMAN ROSENBERG CHARLOTTE ROSENBLOOM SHIRLEY ROTTER BARBARA RUBIN SONIA RUBINSTEIN ELLEN RYCUS ALVIN SAIDINER BARBARA SASKE - td JOANNA SCHULMAN RICHARD SCHWARTZ BERT SHANKS SHEILA SCHWARTZ BARRY SEXTON DORIS SHAFER PHYLLIS SAUL ADELAIDE SCHACHTER ROBERTA SHAPIRO INA SILVERMAN MARCO SILVERA JOHN SHERMAN SYDEll SLUTSKY ALAN SIROTA GEORGE SIMON TERRY STARK ARLENE STEIN BOB STEIN HELENE STEIN JOSEPH STEIN JULIAN STERNBACH GUS STILES PAUL STRUHl GINNIE SUTTON BURT SWARTZ FRIEDA TANNENBAUM BILL TOBIAS . MARTIN TRIETEl DON TRONSTEIN DONNA UDE LOIS VALK YVONNE VAN VLIET RICHARD VON GERKAN RITA WALCH GERALDINE WASSERMAN ARLENE WAXMAN DON WEBB DONALD WBNSTOCK ADELE WHITE . HOWARD WISSE RITA ZAROISKY STAN ZEfTUN SUMMER SENIORS ANO ORGANIZATIONS Ray Orbach Lord High Commissioner. SUMMER COLONIAL COUNCII Paulette Attie Assistant Lord High. Ethel Edelstein Commissioner of Clubs. Edward Petko Lieutenant Colonel of R.O.T.C. Morris Fox President of A-11 Class. Joan Rauch Adjutant. Evelyn Yasney Commissioner of Advertising Arts. Les Bronte Town Crier. Esther Tannenbaum President of B-ll Class. Cookie Pinzone President of Girls' League. Marcia Kane Commissioner of Publicity. Kenneth Gaynes President of Boys' Pointsmen. Kenneth Shapiro President of A-10 Class. Fred Halperin President of Boys' League. Leon Keer Commissioner of Oral Arts. Esther Nathan President of Girls' Pointsmen. Gary Shapiro President of B-10 Class. Adrienne Granik Chancellor of the Exchequer. Myrna Tapper Historian. Mel Allen Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Goldie Ajalat Commissioner of Girls' Athletics. Ronnie Wolf President of A-12 Class. Roger Morris President of B-12 Class. FRONT ROW: Nancy Vinetz, Sandy Familian, Jill Kent, Sheila Strahl, Sara Mann, Laura Klein, Roberta Cogan, Irene Garbus, Randi Mandel, Darlene J a m a n, Laone Fisher; SECOND ROW: Sandy Beiser, Myrna Vickman, Judy Ann Guf- fey, Peggy Lipow, Sandy Fischer, Beatrice Fried- man, Sheila Rubin, Ce- cile Bloom, Carole Silbar, Elizabeth Ince; THIRD ROW: Diane Fishman, Ann Harris, Diane Pan- ish, Sandy Rabin, La- Verne Tieffer, Irma Saunders, Sheila Epstein, Mary Ajalat, Terry Mal- in, Pat Goldring; BACK ROW: Shirley Lappin, Lila Winston, Hannah Nussbaum, Sheila Marsh, Judy Adler, Darlene Al- bert, Bobbe London, Tobi Kestenberg, Betty Hep- ner. SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET SUMMER BIG SISTERS FRONT ROW: Loretta Zelinka, Rheta Calof, Marlene Spector, Cookie Pinzone, Mimi Winston, Barbara Bluestein, Bobbe Kopp; BACK ROW: Jackie Riskin, Nanci Mason, Myrna Blum, Judi Shacter, Sara Mann, Marcia Johnson, Myrna Vickman. FRONT ROW: Marvin Rudin, Hughes Beckner, Jay Goldberg, Fred Halperin, Gerald Kovacs, Bob Brown- stein, Ronnie Tepper, Milt Nemiroff; BACK ROW: Jay Lowy, Dick McDonald, Claude Gauthier, A1 Spitz, Bob Schilling, Paul Wasserman. FRONT ROW: Ruth Spil- man, Sandra Kohn, Carol Hurwitz, Sheila Maltin, Sandy Familian, Jill Kent, Peggy Lipow, Les Biller, Myrna Vickman, Laura Klein, A1 Sachse, Roberta Cogen, Sara Mann, Tobi Kestenberg; SECOND ROW: Shirley Dorsey, Nancy Vinetz, Sharon Benson, Lynette Lewin, Adrienne Hack- man, Terry Malin, San- dra Ward, Frances Wei- ner, Mary Ajalat, Irene Garbus, Arlene Ansel, Elizabeth Ince, Sheldon Lubetsky; THIRD ROW: Eilene Jacobson, Sandy Rudnick, Fred Santo, Len Wei n rib, Uriel Rosoff, Jerry Bloch, Judy Adler, Gloria Korn, Charlotte Weingarten, Sheila Ep- stein, Judy Ann Guffey; BACK ROW: Jack Disney, Mario Mascolo, Stan Swartz, Danny Gross, Dave Phifer, Bernard Mintz, Martin Goldstein, Kaufman, Gary Dorfman, Bob Gerst. SUMMER LOWER HOUSE HONOR ORGANIZATIONS SUMMER KNIGHTS FRONT ROW: Dick McDonald. Fred Halperin. Ronnie Tepper. Les Biller. Sheldon Richman. Ray Orbach, Mr. Hamerman; BACK ROW: Ronnie Wolf. Malcolm Bilson. Jerry Mells, Russell Ray, Chuck Bradish. Irv Lax- inetta. Stu Faber. Buzz Engelson. SUMMER ALPHAS FRONT ROW: Sandra Marks, Claire Finlay, Bobbe Kopp, Polly Huyck, Gloria Matyas, Cookie Pinzone; BACK ROW: Jackie Riskin, Mimi Winston, Barbara Bluestein, Goldie Ajalat. SUMMER COLONIAL CLUB FRONT ROW: Tommy Stagen, Lar Lc.man, Sid Scott, Claude Gauthi Jay Lowy, Marvin Rothenberg, Jc Paul, Seymour Bush; BAC ROW: Nick Linardos, A1 Silvei Howard Weinstock, Gerson Bovsho Marshall Meyer. Charles Katz, h Brayton. C. S. F. FRONT ROW: Bobbe Kopp, Polly Huyck, Adele Hoch, Marilyn Lar- son, Helene Karlin, Judy Parker; BACK ROW: Jackie Riskin, Ray Orbach, David Weiss, Leon Keer, Daniel Pollack, Rita Wenig. SUMMER PROMETHEANS FRONT ROW: Jackie Riskin, Ray Orbach, Leon Keer, Jane Fegen, Harriet Reif, Naomi Feiner, Bruce Friedman, Marilyn Larson, Daniel Pollack, Helene Karlin, Rita Wenig, Barbara Balter, Rochelle Barenfield, Lynette Lewin, Sandra Stillman; SECOND ROW: Goldie Ajalat, Myrna Vickman, Mary Ajalat, Marta Pir- schel, Polly Huyck, Bobbe Kopp, Adele Hoch, Judy Parker, David Weiss, Howard Klein, Norman Cohen, Paul Russell, Norman Lewak, Arnold Gurevitch, Norton Karno, Sheldon Richman; BACK ROW: Sheila Rubin, Sandy Fischer, Esther Tannenbaum, Pat Goldring, Leatrice Barr, Ina Holsborg, Debby Robyn, Teri Blumenthal, Donald Hirsch, Charles Slutzkin, Larry Pleet, Edward Petko, Owie Miller, Oscar Zabarsky. SUMMER GUILDERS FRONT ROW: Polly Huyck, Betti G o 1 a n d, Marlene Sanderson, Shelly Swedock, Barbara Cutler, Roberta Gold- stein, Pat Schaffer, Do- lores Laifman, Harriet Resnick, Debby Robyn; BACK ROW: Shirlie An- derson, Sally F r a 1 i c k. Dale Ziegler, Vicki Eng- lund. Sue Arrowsmith, Daniel Pollack, Dick Bergstrom, Jerry Mundel, Paul Frost. SUMMER TRI-S FRONT ROW: Bobbe Kopp, Nancy Vinetz. Gloria Lee Matyas, Jane Fegan, Sandra Marks, Hedy Alkow, Leona Sut- ton, Stacy Maniskas, Polly Huyck, Paulette At- tie; SECOND ROW: Mar- ilyn Klein, Nina Litton, Jackie Riskin, Barbara Bluestein, Joanie McKay, Esther Nathan, Louise Sachse, Cathy Smith, Marlene Spector; BACK ROW: Goldie Ajalat, Joan Rauch, Myrna Vick man, Sara Mann, Mimi Winston, Julie Oser Cookie Pinzone, Marcia Johnson, Rheta Calof. SUMMER HI-Y FRONT ROW: Gordon Bermant, Joe Gatto, Dick McDonald, Chuck Brad- ish. Jack Disney, Bo Rad- ford; BACK ROW: Ron- ald Carter, Chuck Aster, Jack Kemp, Claude Gau- thier, Sid Scott, Sherman Moreno. SUMMER TRI-Y FRONT ROW: Marjorie Abrams, Judy Parker, Clarice Reznik, Mrs. Ho- bart, Loretta Z e 1 i n k a, Annette Hack, Marilyn Moss, Naomi F e i n e r, Marcia Kane; SECOND ROW: Estelle Zalkin, Evelyn Flaum, Barbara Fuchs, Fanchon Wech- sler, Judy Rogalsky, Jud- ith Rosenberg, Marilyn Pochter; THIRD ROW: Anita Shore, Beverly Trainen, Judy Susman, Lvla Goodman, Adie Granik, Harriet Sherf, Ethel Feder, Sheila Win- ston, A r 1 i n e Janofsky; BACK ROW: Ileane Kap- lan, A n n e tte Margulin, Marilyn Brodsky. SUMMER VLC FRONT ROW: Mr. Shaf- fer, Claude Gauthier, Larry Sherry, Bob Gerst, Bob Brownstein, Mel Al- len, A1 Silvera, Alan Pap- pe, Jerry Hodes; BACK ROW: S h e r w i n Agron, Frank Fitzpatrick, Mer- vyn Rush, Fred Halperin, Chuck B radish. Jack Kemp, Sid Scott, Dick McDonald. SUMMER BOYS' POINTSMEN SUMMER GIRLS' POINTSMEN FRONT ROW: Diane Maltz, Lynette Lew- in, Arlene Stein, Elaine Jacobs, Marquitta Beckman, Annette Fraser, Esther Nathan, Grace Schwartz, Rayna Nathan, Margery Halper, Marilyn Wyner; SECOND ROW: Jackie Forman, Rhoda Rayman, Yvonne Unkeless, Judith Rosenberg, Randi Man- del, Ricki Picker, Suzanne Scheibner, Har- riette Richmond, Davida Carleton, Sandy Rudnick; THIRD ROW: La Verne Tieffer, Carol Hurwitz, Saundra Hurwitz, Shirley Schiff, Sharron Musicar, Nancy Maling, Joan Wolf, Frances Weiner, Ann Stone, Lucy Goldberg, Sheila Maltin; FOURTH ROW: Cristina Rojas, Rochelle Baren- feld, Sheila Strahl, Margie Roybark, Brenda Guest, Marv Ajalat, Ellen Ber- mann. FRONT ROW: Enrico Saccone, Louis Reinitz, Neale Creamer, Earl Cohen, Leland Polak, Kenneth Gaynes, Lee Simon, Salvador Ramirez, Bennet Cane; SECOND ROW: Jerry Hodes, Gabriel Estrada, Robert Bercutt, Arnold Milner, Sheldon Barkan, Sheldon Kreitzer, Howard Miller, Henry Aaron, Burt Milan; BACK ROW: Fred Santo, Tom Takino, Melvyn Rappaport, Roger Weinstock, Jay Saltzman. SUMMER ASSIZE COURT FRONT ROW: Barbara Roslaw, Larry Steinberg, Jay Lowy; BACK ROW: Hedy Alkow, Nikki Robert- son. H.D.T. C. WINTER R.O.T.C. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Julian Sternbach, Co-ed Officer Clair Finlay, Co-ed Officer Susie Johnson, Joseph Stein, Co-ed Officer Sandra Marks, Co-ed Officer Corinne Miller, Ray Orbach; SECOND ROW: Howard Wisse, Jack Moscowitz, Ronnie Tepper, Barney Kort, Edward Petko, Joel Linderman, Bob Schilling; BACK ROW: Bob Stein, Paul Frost. SUMMER R.O.T.C. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Co-ed Officer Mimi Winston, Co-ed Officer Corinne Miller, Harry Goldfarb, Bob Schilling, Ray Orbach, Ed Petko, Bar- ney Kort, Paul Frost, Ronnie Tepper, Eddie Kopple, Co-ed Officer Sandra Marks, Co-ed Officer Claire Finlay; BACK ROW: Jimmy Greenspan, Sheldon Latt, Myron Funk, David Mailer, Richard Wil- liams, Arnold Milner, Daniel Pollack, Christopher Lambides. In September, 1951, under the guidance of R.O.T.C. instructors Captain Dillon, Sergeant Ballard, and Sergeant Anderson, the Fairfax R.O.T.C. unit embarked on a year's program to make ' Fairfax First”. The winter semester R.O.T.C. training was so great that it was necessary to create a third rifle company. Again Fairfax was awarded Honor School rating. The most outstanding achievement of the Colonial battalion in W'52 was its expert rifle team. Composed of Julian Sternbach, Jack Mos- cowitz, Ray Orbach, Gerald Sandburg, and Bob Wilson, the torgeteers captured third place honors in the city wide Blue Devils Match with cadets Orbach and Moscowitz placing first and second, respectively, in the individual competition. With Codet Lt. Colonel Ed Petko at the helm, the Spring unit underwent the annual Federal In- spection. A battalion drill team was organized, re- focusing local interest on the complicated maneuv- ers of a rifle squad. The battalion band, directed by Mr. C. Y. Smith and commanded by Cadet Captains Mosco- witz and Wolf in the Fall and Spring semesters, per- formed during all the football games and assisted at all the military functions. Continuing a recently established custom, the student body selected four girls for each semester to serve in the honorary capacity of coed officers, one for each of the two rifle companies, one for the band, and one for the cadet staff. R.O.T.C. BAND FRONT ROW: Gary Wald, Norton Kamo, Paul Kaplan, Lawrence Frank, Mark Fisher, Robert Safran, Alvin Borne, Mur- ray Gray; MIDDLE ROW: Ronald Wolf. Michael Berman, Joseph Lesser, Sidney Fleischer, Warren Weiss, Sheldon Lazar, Herbert Kordish, Leland Baum, Sheldon Richman; BACK ROW: Douglas Sax, Jerry Ross, Gary Rome, Michael Kuranoff, Don- ald Graff, Paul Chupack, Marshall Black- man, David Weiss. COMPANY A FRONT ROW: Ronald Wizelman, Jerry Bloch, Jay Saltzman, Bernie Liptz, Jack Scheer, Joe Colonial, Peter Navickas, Robert Wilson, Ronnie Tepper, Chris Lambides, Sheldon Latt, Howard Klein, Joe Schwartz, Harry Domash, David Rand, David Nolan, Tomas Tonisson, Joe Colonial; MIDDLE ROW: Harold Kahan, Steve Breuer, Grant Gibson, Robert Bercutt, Larry Besunder, Burt Milan, Reid Davidson, Howard Cohen, Jerrold, Ros- enbaum, Howard Miller, Joel Greenberg, Mel Gotlieb, Julius Sherman, Laurence Seigler, Richard Welfer, Richard Hanson, Sam Cohen, John Navickas; BACK ROW: Marshall Burak, Richard Schottland, Jerome Cholodenka, Salvador Ramirez, Roger Weinstock, Earl Cohen, Uriel Rosoff, Gerald Sandberg, Robert Siteman, Jerry Burns, Murray Kay, Mike Harstein, Norman Gurov, Neil Rapoport, Harvey Hart. COMPANY B FRONT ROW: Edward Fortus, Sheldon Kreitzer, Morris Kochman, Michael Gerry, Michael Golub, Bernard Duboff, Allan Ratner, Paul Frost, Eddie Kopple, Harry Goldfarb, Pat Brogan, Arthur Greenspan, Jerry Ames, Michael Brady, Ralph Horowitz, Edward D'ull, Morris Mesler; MIDDLE ROW: Kent Froelich, Alan Bunnage, Robert Connolly, Steven Colman, Seymour Kreshek, Sam Goldstein, Jerry Segal, Alan Webb, Floyd Sanders, Richard Williams, Chuck Hathaway, Bennet Cane, Carl Korn, Jim Morrissy, Norman Shifrin, Lew Margin; BACK ROW: Robert Glenn, Ronald Bholkoff, Jay Lubert, Jack Adelstein, Joe Zepkin, Rodney Hill, Elliott Mi- chael, Morton Schwartz, Don Bramson, Mervyn Williams, Mickey Luftig, Jimmy Lindman, Sidney Stanbrook, Richard Roark, Joel Sloan. R.OT.C. COLOR GUARD AND RIFLE TEAM FRONT ROW: Gerald Sandburg, Robert Wil- son, Ray Orbach, John Navickas, Robert Siteman. FRONT ROW: Robert Siteman, John Navickas, Shel- don Kreitzer, Morris Mesler, Morton Schwartz, Joel Sloan, Edward Fortus; BACK ROW: Uriel Rosoff, Ron- aid Sholkoff, John Welfer, Peter Lindman, Robert Glen, Sam Cohen. A CAPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW: Cookie Pinzone, Norma Raff, Carol Blank, Janice Rutenberg, Marissa Wolper, Pat Deer, Rusty Walker, Sanford Hitt, Shirlie Anderson, Betti Goland, Arlene Stein, Jackie Gottlieb, Jeanne Grosbayne, Harriet Wasserstein. SECOND ROW: Eileen Kirshner, Jackie Riskin, Barbara Bluestein, Marilyn Spitz, Dick Rycus, Jordan Paul, A1 Bass, Paula Gomer, Marcia Kane, Sheila Van Deventer, Ruby Greenberg, Mr. Hummel. THIRD ROW: Sandy Schindler, Judy Parker, Harlean Radin, Yvonne Unkeless, Howard Franklin, Seymour Lankin, Bruce Friedman, Morris Fox, Harvey Galper, Allen Radford, Ilene Baum, Estelle Nadel, Frances Freeberger, Linda Stell. BACK ROW: Johannah Holt, Elaine Olshan, Lois Manning, Norman Tucker, Dale Ziegler, Morris Fruitman, Leonard Harris, Ray Novak, Ray Arner, Barbara Dorris, Darlene Bilkiss, Sandy Beiser. SENIOR ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Sandra Adler, Joel Weitzman, Harold Kudler, Joe Schwartz, Paul Kaplan, Robert Bercutt, Bonnie Burak, Selma Clark, Martin Pincus. MIDDLE ROW: Dolores Laifman, Jer- ry Mundel, Alan Kohn, Sandra Goldstein, Sylvia Edelglass, Loretta Misrahi, Gary Wald, Wayne Songer, Arlene Greenberg, Rayna Nathan, Frank Hamilton. BACK ROW: Herb Kordish, Jerome Hurwitz, Don Le- vine, Paul Chupack, Bill Walker, Nathan Hochhaus- er. Herb Alpert, Douglas Sax, Lester Boxer, Jack Scheer. GIRLS' GLEE CLUD FRONT ROW: Renee Back, Jackie Cohen, Bar- bara Cutler, Rosalie Is- rael, Joyce Goodman, Grace Schwartz, Sandy Winokur, Phyllis Arisohn, Miss Storrs. SECOND ROW: Barbara Rosen- blum, Sandy Kabrins, Gloria Harutunian, Carol West, Lillian Labarsky, Regina K o 11 a r z , Reva Prenner, Rochelle Wid- man, Beatrice Friedman. THIRD ROW: Sarahlie Novino, Patricia Girgus, Jacqueline Forman, Mar- tha Hemilson, Elsie-May Fischer, Terry Mosco, Mary Gray, Marjorie Abrams, Joan Met ter. BACK ROW: Jacqlyn Kopple, Sharon Musi- carr, Marlene Lobel. CHEAPER BY THE HDZEN CAST FRONT ROW: Cookie Pinzone, Marissa Wolper, Phyllis Schreider, Bar- bara Budwin, Leonard Harris, Steffi Skolsky, Shirley Lappin, Grant Gibson, Ronald Segal, Victor Kitzes; BACK ROW: Joyce Schwartz, Judy Parker, Judith Ros- enberg, Diana Stessel, Roberta Goldstein, Ran- di Mandel, Eric Shuman, Marquitta Beckman. Over 2,000 people saw Cheaper by the Dozen the three-act S'52 senior play presented the evening of Thursday, May 15, for the general public and the morn- ing of Friday, May 16, for the student body. The hilarious presentation starred Leonard Harris as the inimitable Papa Gilbreth, who raised his twelve madcap offspring with time-saving devices and a loud, strong voice—not to mention his hand — and Diana Stessel and Roberta Goldstein as Mrs. Gilbreth. It centers about the childhood reminiscences of the two eldest children, Frank, portrayed by Grant Gibson, and Ernestine, portrayed by Shirley Lappin and Steffi Skolsky. At the beginning of the play Papa Gil- breth demonstrated how to save time in the bathroom while taking a bath, and, later on, while learning the Morse code! The gals were shown how to make a shy fellow stop his car in front of their houses —that is, if they are as desperate as was Anne, the love interest of the play, play- ed by Barbara Budwin and Marissa Wol- per. And the fellows became well aware of the moral code that Papa set up for all his daughters — no lipstick, no nylon stockings, and naturally, not being able to go even to the drugstore without the accompaniment of a brother-chaperone! The success of the play was accom- plished through the tireless efforts of the Drama II class and the enthusiastic coaching of Mrs. Martha Palmer. Observe this one, simple, continuous motion . ' You mean Anne Gilbreth? —The one with the freckles? Any pet that doesn't lay eggs is an extrava- gance. Ill frac- ture your skulls. Morton Gantman Editor-in-chief GAZETTE STAFF FRONT ROW: Paul Was- serman, Rosalie Castin, Bob Gerst, Rita Walch, Dick McDonald, Morton Gantman, Jeff Blankfort, Phil Levin, Sheldon Rich- man. SECOND ROW: Helene Karlin, A d i e Granik, Joan Rauch, Ar- delle Asherson, A1 Spitz, Marty Levenstein, Sey- mour Gantman, Jay Berger, Mr. Brayton. BACK ROW: Buzz Engel- son, Don Tronstein, Lee Berger. Dick McDonald Editor-in-chief FRONT ROW: Harriet Reif, Ardelle Asherson, Phil Levin, Jay Berger, Dick McDonald, A d i e Granik, Helene Karlin, Laura Klein, Peggy Lipow. SECOND ROW: Thelma Silvers, Esther Kelson, Barbara Blue- stein, Bob Bergdahl, Ken- neth Manire, Bob Brown- stein, A1 Spitz, Naomi Feiner, Mr. Brayton. BACK ROW: Howard Os- troff, Marty Levenstein, Ray Orbach, Paul Was- serman. WINTER GAZETTE STAFF SUMMER GAZETTE STAFF ANNUAT, STAFF Gloria Granz Editor-in-chief FRONT ROW: Randi Mandel, Judy Ann Guf- fey, Rollie Lavine, Gloria Granz, Helene Karlin, Bobbe Kopp, Marilyn Larson. BACK ROW: Phil Levin, Marcia Kane, Ann Pines, Mike Opean. Home of the 1952 Annual Staff — keep out! For sev- eral months the large sign on the door of the small room at the rear of room 153 had aroused the curiosity of everyone who passed it. Many had attempted to trespass; the few who did enter were never quite the some again. Seldom would one catch sight of the strange group of creatures of renown known as the annual staff. By the end of March, however, the picture had changed. Though fifth period one lone figure — Editor-in-chief Gloria Granz — toiled in silence behind barred portals; sixth period confusion reigned supreme. Mr. Lit would take roll in 237 and the staff would gradually drift down to the office, now littered with proofs, identification lists, and stacks of name cards. As the various deadlines approached fingernails dwindled, but never was action as drastic as that advocated by Bobbe Kopp and Rollie Lavine in the snapshot contemplated. THE GREAT ENLIGHTENING occurred when prints of the senior pictures were returned and the nearsighted precision with which the pictures were mounted left members cross-eyed for weeks and blessed them with vivid dreams of rubber cement. Yet somehow they managed to recover in time to be able to gaze fondly upon the finished product. SOUND CREW STAGE CREW FRONT ROW: Mr. Taylor, Ken Cohen, Marvin Perloff, Bob WolL BACK ROW: Herb Neft, Sheldon Blank, Eric Shuman, Eston Snide. FRONT ROW: Mayer Weinstock, Bill Sen- igram, Norman Herrin, Alvin Borne, Mar- tin Pincus. BACK ROW: Martin Wigytow, Benny Knizan, Ronnie Grant, Bill Abbate. PROJECTION CREW FRONT ROW: Bill Senigram, Hugo De Castro, Danny Gross, John Mercer, Don Church, Irwin Shulman, Norm Forsch. BACK ROW: Robert Safran, Arnold Mil- ner, Leon Klein, Maurice Levy, Sheldon Kreitzer, Bob Staub, Steve Baranov. TREASURER'S OFFICE FRONT ROW: Bernice Cohn, Rachelle Comer, Annette Hack, Miss Enright, Judy Rogalsky, Caroline Sumner; BACK ROW: Lillian Val- entine, Irene Sentchuk, Bernard Katzman, Jerry Ludwig. LIBRARY COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Phyllis Teitel, Louise Garr, M a r i s s a Wolper, Yvette Perlmutter, Gloria Singer; BACK ROW: Enrico Saccone, Ann Pines, Harry Goldfarb. HOSTESS COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Joani McKay, Peggy Lipow, Marcia Johnson, Jane Fe- gen, Harriet Reif, Grace Schwartz, Diane Snit- man, Edith Dimond; BACK ROW: Marta Pir- schel, Pauline Waxman, Julie Oser, Gladys Ker- ker, Agnes Deutsch, Ruth Greene, Nadine Stone, Rochelle Mizrahi. VICTORIANS uOur Scholars Are Tops in the Nation, Our Athletes Have Proven Their Worth_________________________ The spotlight revealed a blue ond white timeclock with five dates — 1848, 1858, 1890, 1897, and 1952 representing the five major eros of the Victorion age — the Coronation, the Crimean War, Victorian Culture, the Golden Jubile, and finally the S 52 Victorians of Fairfax. Following the spirited class song and cheer, for the first time unhampered by the good natured A12-B12 rivalry the class presented its movie — “The Jolson Story.” The traditional Senior A-Senior B rivalry came to a head on Von Cleve Field May 12 when both classes com- peted in various field events culminated by a rubber hose tug of-wor. Time after time the Senior B's attempted to outrun outpull, and outcheer the Victorians. To the three hundred couples who attended the prom the evening of June 6th, it seemed os if a portion of the South Pacific hod been transplanted to the girls’ gym. Music for Under Coral Waters was provided by the Bill Oaks' Band. The effects of the will and prophecy, read of the Victorians' Brunch held June 16 in the Cafeteria, were apparent for several days. Commencement, June 20, proved a fitting climax to the Victorions’ reign. As they marched onto Van Cleve Field for the last time as Colonials—none could help recalling the work ond plan of the past three years at Fairfax. 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She has served Fairfax in many capacities--through membership in Pointsmen, Big Sisters, and Tri-S, as A10 Delegate, Bll Secre- tary, and on the Annual Staff. Her scholastic aver- age earned membership in Prometheans and CSF. For these attributes she was elected to Alphas, serv- ing first as vice-president and then as president. She also received a Bank of America Achievement Award in English, and was recently admitted to the Los Angeles Ephebian Society. Ray Orbach is one of those unusual persons whose zest for living and ready wit enable him to be successful in almost anything he undertakes. Despite his widespread interests however, he could never be accused of spreading himself too thin. En- tering countless debate tourneys, he won several blue ribbons. His flair for science won him national and local recognition. He was ROTC major and on the rifle team, placing first in city-wide competition. He is a member of Knights, CSF, Prometheans, and the Gazette Staff. Active in student government, Ray served as Assistant Lord High and this term as Lord High Commissioner. He was recently award- ed Ephebianship and a Bank of America Achieve- ment Cup in science and math. Leon Keer Bobbe Kopp Marilyn Larcon Dick McDonald Ray Orbach Los Angeles is one of the few cities in the nation that gives its outstanding young adults an opportunity such as the Ephebian Society. Through this organization, the ideals of democracy and cooperation can be applied to everyday life in a manner which will benefit the community. Since its inception in 1918, nearly ten thousand Ephebians have made valuable civic con- tributions through philanthropic and politi- cal activities. Membership in the Society is restricted to city high school graduates in the ratio of one to every forty class mem- bers chosen for outstanding scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Edward Pctko Dan Pollack Ronnie Tepper B-12 CLASS CLASSES FRONT ROWi Adel� litwak, Mickey Klott, Maxine Levitt, Sandy Lewi� , Hannah Nuitbaum, Mona Wenk, Corole Silber, Cecile Bloom, Beverly Swartz, Sara Mann, Jane Fegen, Hedy Alkow, Myrna Vickman, Nina Lifton, Barbara Blwttein, Diana Brown, Florence Goldhammer, Myrno Coed, Marilyn Solomon; SECOND ROWi Marion Krull, Barbara Lovett� , Sandy Sweet, Ruth Engel, Bobbie Mayzelt, Horry Fox, Gloria Soil, Nancy Abrahmt, Sharon Minor, Lila Win ton, louite Sachte, Goldie Ajalat, Dolore� Laifman, Barbara Gilbert, Eileen Dockoff, Norton Karno, Barbara Cobb, Judy Samow; THIRD ROW: Sheldon latt, Irit Wein� tein, Arlene Weiner, Diane Plotkin, Lucille Matottian, Betty Ishkanian, Anne lightner. Bunny Shawkt, Shirley Johnton, Vivian Shadrow, Jean Lizer, Leatrice Galperin, Let lockman. Jack Rimbach, Herb Alpert, Jerry Hodet, Bob Schwartz; BACK ROW: Erwin Sokol, Floyd Sander� , Sanford Berm, Marvin Snyder, Milt Nemiroff, Bruce Oken, Benny Knizan, Chuck Itzkowitz, Ronnie Grant, Abe Salkin, David Spellman, Howard Berlfein, Irwin Blotner, Eugene Schiff, let White. Bob Bergdahl, Ruitel Ray, Julian Levine. FRONT ROW: loi� Manning, Elizabeth Schonfeld, Doreta Feiner, Harriet Retnick, Sandy Sach� , Minnie Cohn, Suton Bichachi, Joyce Motty, Sandi Rabin, Arlene Stein, Edith Small, Sylvia Ro � , Irene Senchok, Elaine Bucholter, Mickey Cooper, Martha Hemilton, Jeanette Robin; SECOND ROW: Cynthia Shevel, Carol Rapp, Harriet Reif, Peggy lipow, Thelma Silver� , Lynne Hanken, Harvey Berman, Hyman Muthnick, Sarahlie Novino, Barbara Ro� enblum, Gitto Ehrenfreund. Dale Ziegler, John Novickat; THIRD ROWi Malcolm Bilton, Bruce Eitenberg, R ger Morris, Allen Radford, Stan Herman, Stuart Schoen, Betti Goland, Marilyn Weber, Don Goldforb, Dave Fine, Barry Silverton, Leonard Horri , Jerry G!a;er, Leonard Weinrib; BACK ROWi Norman Singer, Let Boxer, Bob Pushkin, Lorry Pleet. Harvey, Shapiro, Steve Plott, Howard Oitroff, Charlet Slutzkin, Dave Strom, Jerry Goldgand, Otcar Zabartky, Stu Faber, Eddie Garber, Chuck Martin, Ben Labartky, Mel Allen, Seymour Ittkowitz. A-11 CLASS FRONT ROW: Barbara Fognan, Margaret Combs, Anita De Sanctis, Helen Carter, Helene Freedland, Joyce Dershewitz, Marion Feinstein, Sandy Cohen, Marsha Edelsack, Lorraine Barry, Ethel Edelstein, Rosalyn Candler, Annette Froser, Lorraine Feingold, Harriet Finkelman, llene Baum, Rochelle Barenfeld, Randy Ceazan, Eleanor Finkel; SECOND ROW) Jo Ann Bernstein, Norma Deutsch, Pat Armstrong, Michael Brody, Chuck Collins, Morris Fruitman, Eugene Argulnick, Agnes Deutsch, Roberta Cogen, Bruce Friedman, lelond Baum, Hugo De Costro, Evelyn Flaum, Tobie Chroman, Sandy Beiser, Roberta Dorfmon, Joanie Farnum; THIRD ROW Gerry Fein, Judyth Cohen, Arlene Berkoff, Sheila Epstein, Marilyn Weber, Sheila Etick, Bennie Barrad, Dick Ciccarelli, Clous Becker, Irving Isaac, Let Bronte. Esther Dane, Barbara Clinton, Darlene Bilkiss, Doris Blott, Arlene Bloom, Cindy Fisher, Elizabeth Dicker; BACK ROW: Edward Fortws, Mike Jacobs, Jack Belier, Pat Brogan, Joe Almoleh, Mario Mascolo, Sanford Fleisher, Al Copelan, Jack Disney, Ronald Carter, Chuck Aster, David Brust, Pot Deer; FRONT ROW: Joan Klein, Sandy Klein, Pat Gold, Shelly Goldin, Carol Blank, Barbara Kirsch, Elaine Jacobs, Morris Fox, Elaine Gross, Bobby Goulding, Marcia Johnson, Ruth Greene, Marilyn Klein, Laura Klein, Joan Cantor, Randi Mandel, Sandy Kobrins, Jean Gurstein, Joyce Davis; SECOND ROW: Laone Fisher, Arlene Bloom, Marcy Kern, Sandra Geduld, Barbora Atlas, Judy Minkus, Pat Brogan, Morris Metier, Phyllis Goldberg, Delphine Gittleman, Ed Fineman, Darlene Jaman, Irene Garbus, Jay Gold, Marilyn Kruger, Roslyn Marcus, Lorraine Lincoln; THIRD ROW: Karen Kosloff, Regina Kotlar, Dorothy Muenzer, Betty Hepner, Mickeley Laufe, Saralyn Gitlin, Margin lew, Dick McBroom, Joyce Goodman, Phyllis Marks, Gloria Korn, Barbara Jones, Arlene Goldstock, Joyce Isroe, Joon Kaufman, Lillian Labarsky, Iris Granz; BACK ROW: Jack Kopol, Jack Disney, Sheldon Lazar, Sanford labovitz, Bernard Mintx, Dick Milanesa, Marty Koffmon, Ronald Markman, Jerry Kaufman, Dove Horn, Harvey Gonick, Martin Goldstein, Irv laxinetfa, Don Malinoff, Fred Lerner, Mario Mascolo; A-1 1 CLASS FRONT ROW: Barbara Stalk, Diana Nellis. Clorice Resnick, Barbara Budwin, Rick! Picker, Barbara Roslow, Elaine Robin, Angelina Nestor, Jane Markowitz, Madeline Merrin, Laura Klein, Coil Rosenthal, Carol Rosen. Rita Sumar, linda Moyo, Mickey Golicmon, Annette Margolin; SECOND ROW: Ester Parcell, Anita Shore, Roberta Rieger, Elaine Rozzen, Sandy Rosenblat, Joan Rose, lorry Mord. Paul Ponick, Gordon Bermant, Rayna Nothon, Arlene Shomow, la- Verne Teiffer, Phyllis Perry, Abe Rossmon; THIRD ROW: Al Silvers, Herb Nift. Bob Wolf, Thomas Takino, Tom Howard. Ted Turito. Richard Goldman. Jerry Tronstein, Lester Berman, Jerry Primack, Hal Newman, Michael Peck, Gary Rome, Mike Opean; FOURTH ROW: Sherwin Shoyne, Morrie Goldstein, Ror Glass, Harvey Feder, Jerry Rodner; FRONT ROW: Rosalind Shulmon, Marilyn Weber, Nadine Stone, Marlene Spector, Eloino Skuro, Ann Pines, Nino Solomon, Horriet Wosserstein. Judi Shocter, Doris Spitz, Donna Schiff, Ann Doll. Marilyn Saunders, Sheila Strahl, la Verne Teiffer, Arlene Shomow, Judith Schwartz, Judy Susmon, Barbara Sampson; SECOND ROW: lorry Tornol, Howard Schultz, Shirlie Schneider, Cyrell Sox, Sondra Shopses, Anito Wolf, Evelyn Slokoff, Marisso Wolper, Estelle Zalkm, Caroline Sumner, Randy Wasserman, Helene Treitel, Marilyn Wohl, Joan Schwartzmon, Myrno Paisner, Helene Weinberg, Anito Schneider; THIRD ROW: Robert Zemon, Marshall Skoll. louis Toomin, Bernard Smukler, Jerald Swidler, Bob Stoub, Jerry Primack, lorry Sherry, Maxillimn litvinoff, Joe Colonial, Art Sher- man, Dan Waters, Myron Seres, Jeff Wolfe, lorry Wong. Robert Wilson; BACK ROW: Fred Sonto, Jerry Simon, Herb Weisberg, Gerry Steinberg. Don Stew- ard, Noncy Stone, Beverly Weiner, Rhoda Steinbach, Marilyn Waldow, Beverly Trainen; B-11 CLASS FRONT ROW: Nancy Vital , Barbara Meadows, Marta Pirschel, Esther Tannenboum, Bernice Trust, Sandy Rudnick, Cloudy Raheb, Rae Pessin, Beverly Miller, Sylvia Sater, Phyllis Rose, Phyllis Schwartz, Pauline Woxman, Eileen Permisohn, Harriet Moss, Sheila Rubin, Mary Ann Vonderlinde, Debbie Mandelblatt; SECOND ROW: Eileen Sherman, Covene Stein, Norma Rudin, Eleanor Susnow, Phyllis Moss, Sandra Schwartz, Ethel Montog, Arlene Student, Joanne Terris, Miriam Robin, Gail Weiner, Sondro Persky, Jean Shaw, Flo Solomon, Shirley Ptoshne, Sandro Robinson, Roberta Miller, Linda Wendell; BACK ROW: Gerald Sandberg, Jerrold Rosenbaum, Herb Zipperstein, Borry Rosson, Myron Roschko, Steve Schwimmer, Norm Shapiro, Irv Sobelmon, Jack Socher, Martin Ross, Earl Sternfeld; FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Ince, Pot Goldring, Francine Fishel, Bobbe London, Tobi Kestenberg, A. Stone, Brenda Guest, Roberta Kauffman, Rochelle Widman. Myrna Blum, Diana Glickman, Phyllis Arisohn, Edith Beaver, Janice Freeling, Myrno Douglas, Arlene Berick, Jackie Gottlieb, Mary Ajalat, Lynne Green hill, Sally Besanty; SECOND ROW: Alice Goodman, Sandy Fredlander, Marilyn Klein, Leila Baer, Elaine Gross, Judy Horris, Dorothy Kishineff, Sybil Aiken, Lauretta Misraje, Sandy Levine, Beatrice Friedman, Marilyn Kapelus, Marianne Bodner, Sandy Fischer, Nancy Bischoff, Harriet Fried, Annette Adicoff. Annette Dincin; THIRD ROW: Bert Orlijon, Les Cohlan, Bernie Berger, Jules Bases, Sheldon Blank, Tom Denels, Jay Heltzer, Marvin Elkin, Don Levine, Joy lowy, Jerry Greenberg, Jerry Hurwitz, Stan Levine, Harvey Levine, Alan Weinman; BACK ROW: Eugene lewis, Henry Gold, Arthur Kessler, Norman Miller, Lincoln Krauthamer, Jack Halpern, Marsholl Burak, Richard Berkman, Jay Gettlemon, Eli Dubrow, Stefan Levy, Robert Glenn, Allan Bunnage; A-10 CLASS FRONT ROW: Goil loib, Morcio Corow, Barbara Cly, Ino Brody, Marlene Bates, Joyce Antin, Janice Gleaner, Gloria Agruss, Anita Friedman, Avivo Cohen, Barbara Frieden, Lollie Common, Marilyn Josephson, Barbara Kramer, Anita Blanchard, Marcia Kelson, Lorraine Almond, Gail Kufferman, Jo Agms, Pat Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Davido Carleton, Jone Colonial, Cloudette Bushman, Marlene Friedman, Shirley Horwitz, Phyllis Goulden, Shoron Gerst, Corol Leeds, Sue Kopshut, Sheila Korn, Susan Powells, Frachon Korn, Nancy Moling, Barbara Nerburger, Carol lippert, Myrna Lyons, Estelle Lozinsky, Sandro Bedur- mon, Jerry Bifus. Sondy Stroller, Bernice Cohn; THIRD ROW, Sandy Gordon, louro Bermon, Janice Kagan, Estelle Nodel, Arlene Pitler. Lorraine First, Bar- bora Baskin, Sheila Mells, Myron Blackman, Sheldon Kritzer. Art Helbling, Barry Latmer, Arron Lott, Stan Pittuck, Mark Fisher, Norman Guroff, Sheldon Lobetsky, Joy Luber; BACK ROW: Art Kohn, Jerry Siegal. Lee Latz, Jerry Minden, Gurt Cooper, Don Marshall, Horvey Hart, Hal Kutler, Henry Arron, Karlen Paulay, Jules Myor, Bruce Cobot, Bernard Widofsky, Dave Fell, Mark Glukman; FRONT ROW: Judy Rosenstock. Diane Maltz, Sondy Krull, leono Wolensky, Sandra Ward, Marilyn Ragin, Florence Koshner. Roberto Mark. Harlean Kegel. Jeri Jocobs, Joan Perry. Marlene Label, Corol Gollub, Elaine Cohen. Horriefto Richmond. Phyllis Bernstein. Marlene Goodmon, Charmaine Goodkin, Joan Jacobs; SECOND ROW: Solly Ring. Vicki Seimon, Denise Strykoff. Pot Stone, lynette Lewin, Sondy Kessler. Suzanne Rottman. Barbara Teman, Morion Zittel, Krystyna Tulich, Fronces Weiner, Suzanne Scheibnor. Judy Jacobs, Valerie Kay. Eileen Price, Seymour Lankin. Arnold Milner, Howard Klein, Ernest Schle- singer, Bernie Koplon. Ben Rubin, Adelo Liberman. Corol Wollbert, Linda Loeb, Sandy lubetsky; THIRD ROW: Gail Liebmon, Jocglyn Kopple, Louise K.ok, Sylvia Mork, Phyllis leboe, Sandro Kaplan, Gory Wold, Maurice Levy, Ston Landsman. Al liberchuk. Leon Klein, Kenneth Mondshine. Jerry Stanford, Arme Chosen. Harold Spezman. Elaine Goldstein, Iro Polisky, Howard Needol. Ken Shapiro; FOURTH ROW: Rick Block, Raymond lipkin, Robert Blumin. Fred Rosenbloom, Allon Levine. Arnold Steinhardt, Joel Weitzman, Bert Henick, Dove lindermon. Sherwin lasseff, Jimmy lermon, Dick Vinetz, Seymour Wen- berg. Tommy Stagets. Horry ZeIMka, Sidney Wonne. Poul Sopoznik, Wayne Songer. Roger Kretske, Irving Silverstein; A-10 CLASS FRONT ROW: Ann Shuman, Myrna Weiner, Marilyn Solomon, Claire Potner, Mowicio Tobias, Roberta Klein, Janice Lennon, Rhoda Baymon, Eva Soioglar, Joan Wolf, Eileen Robinson, Judy Rubin, Elaine Shatsky, Arlene Shatsky, Marilyn Traiger, Estelle Weiss, Marian Schwartz, Sheila Van Devanter, Marsha Roch- lin, Carol Shuteran; SECOND ROW: Nikki Robertson, Esther Rosenshine, Iris Stessel, Margie Roybark, Stephanie Mollot, Sande Rodin, Shirley Horwitz, Carol Herman, Debby Robyn, lore Price, Grace Schwartz, Diane Snitmon, Gloria Rosen, Phyllis Schencker, Sydney Sconekrot, Myra Schwortzmon; THIRD ROW: Mau- rice Sutton, Barry Rosenthal, Uriel Rosoff, Mike Porter, Alan Marsh, Gordon Schiff, Jerry Minden, Don Gursey, Marvin Rudin, Mike Rhine, Richard Roark, Morton Schwartz, Sid Scott, David Rand, Barry Stone; BACK ROW: Richard Schottland, Victor Snide, Norman Tiano, Alex Colonial, Ed Soul, Poul Russel, Howard Solomon, Rudy Stulman, Larry Pinter, Mike Rich, Murray Kay, Robert Siteman, Sandy Shulman, George Weiner, Frank Gatto, Bo Radford, Al Silvera; FRONT ROW: Rochelle Glesby, Marlene Gerson, Adrienne Hackman, Jean Bowman, Sharon Benson, Terry Blumenthal, Jo Block, Arlene Goldberg, Jackie Forman, Carole Hurwitz. Shirley Goldstein. Marilyn Ulick, Edith Dimond. Majorey Haiper, Foye Goldring, June Gottleid, Jo Ann Grossman, Lucille Chochinow; SECOND ROW: Betty Henderson, lorroine Hyman, Shirley Davidson, Marilyn Herman, Norma Goldenhar, Lee Fortess, Athena Sakalis, Karen Adler, Nancy Cump, Murna Balter, Carole Herman, lyn Glick, Barbara Goldstein, Doreen Goldberg, Ina Holzberg, Arlene Greenberg, Jane Colonial, Beverly Campbell, Elaine Gonor, Elaine Golub, Beverly Itzer; THIRD ROW: Johanna Holt, Gloria Davis, Wilma Friedman, Jane Colonial, David Gaine, Mike Boss, Dave Barry, Arlene Ansel, Leatrice Borr, Sid Fleisher, Frank Gatto, Steve Baranow, Jane Colonial, Irving Fox, Sid Diomond, Melvin Gotty, Bert Clemens, Myron Funk; FOURTH ROWi Don Austin, Dale Beckstead, Jerry Burns, Joe Colonial, Harvey Hart, Barry Bereskin, Richard Freidman, Marv Cohen, Spiro Constance, Leonard Efforn, Larry Dictor, Arnold Freeman, Norm Galpern, Reed Davidson, Micheal Gordon, Julius Gelber, Gary Higer, Steve Fine, Jerry Greenspan, Joe Colonial, Allan Berman; B-10 CLASS FRONT ROW. Linda Stall, Judy Weintraub, Marilyn Wyner, Marilyn Wolfsonn, Regina Silvera, Ruth Spivack, Sandy Wolf, Eve Schaefer, Sandy Marks, Sharon Rush, Jill Weintraub, Rochelle Spiro, Joyce Newman, Joan Turk, Shirley Schiff, Barbara Rosenblum, Barbora Rosenberg, Sandro Silver; SECONO ROW: Richard Molek, Sid London, Diana Winsberg, Rose Netkin, Joanna Sinaiko, Miriam Solomon, Lois Tarnol, Sandra Silverman, Beverly Shapiro, Shell Schwartz, Lelond Polak, Burt Milan, Joe Schwartz, Laurence Seigler, Marcia Reubens, Richard Meyer, Joy Soltzman; THIRD ROW: Phil Bertman, Melvyn Rappoport, Fred Stewort, Dick Monson, Nick Linordos, Mervyn Matloff, Butch Replich, Dove Glusmon, Jock Scheer, Mortin Wigytow, Kent Froelich, Burt Schnierow, Enrico Saccone, Stuart Pappe, Marshall Meyer; BACK ROW: Butch Shapiro, Jerry Urfrig, Mike Thaler, Roger Weinstock, Sidney Stanbrook, Joel Greenberg, Howard Cohen, John Colonial, Allen Feigenbaum, Henry Cohn, Chuck Zandberg, Mike McDonald, Joe Zepkin, Norman Shifrin, Julius Sherman; FRONT ROW: Lucille Katen, Liz Goolnick, Gail Kashore, Sandy Freedmon, Sharon Gaynes, Beverly Gold, Renee Keller, Veronica Carey, Carol Burns, Gail Friedman, Sheila Goldman, Phyllis Kluner, Joan Glazer, Sandra Kohn, Nora Gregorian, Sandra Goldstein, Lucy Goldberg, Sandra Abbott, Ellen Bermonn, Soundro Hurwitz; SECOND ROW: Dorothy Ackermann, Harlene Goldstein, Joann Gordon, Sandra Kessier, Gloria Harutunion, Renee Holtz, Gail Holleck, Joan Bavnick, Diane Friendly, Sherrill Block, Pat Bergdahl, Shirley Leon, Patricia Girgus, Ina Rif kin, Sheila Moltin, Marla Berkowitz, Sylvan Freed, Sam Goldstein, Bennett Cone, Harry Domash; THIRD ROW: Myrna Gordon, Jeonne Gilbert, Elaine Gray, Sondro Atkin, Sheldon Barkan, Mike Hartstein, Donald Goldscher, Rod Hill, Jerry Ames, Bernie liptz, Seymour Kreshek, Carl Korn, Robert Bercutt, Jerome Cholodenko, Don Levine, Harris Goldberg, Dick Capper, Stuart Jonis, Dennis Berman; BACK ROW: Chuck Hathaway, Jerry Bloch, Lawrence Frank, Mickey Luftig, Joe Colonial, Ralph Horowitz, Larry Besunder, Gabriel Estrada, Manfred Fleknan, Jack Adelstein, Earl Cohen, Joe Colonial, Alon Kohn, Chorles Katz, Michael Gerry, Neale Creamer, Arthur Greenspan, Harold Kahan, Bob Ustrich, Louis Reinitz, Howard Miller. ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Franklyn Fitzpatrick, Dan Richards, Bob Greenberg, Buzz Engleson, Fred Halperin, Mario Mascolo, Dave Degele, Jack Kemp; SECOND ROW: Rusty Walker, Irv Laxineta, Ben Labarsky, Sherman Moreno, Don Tronstein, Barry Silverton, Sid Scott, Abe Salkin, A1 Owen, Kenneth Manire; THIRD ROW: Coach Hanna, Larry Klugman, Earl Sternfeld, A1 Silvera, Bob Gerst, Jack Kopol, Bob Brownstein, Mel Appell, Fred Lerner, Coach Shaffer; FOURTH ROW: Phill Dunn, Jerry Kovacs, Harvey Gonick, Dave Powells, Mel Allen, Bob Bernstein, Harry Fox; BACK ROW: Paul Goldfine, Ronnie Herzberg, Jerry Tronstein, Bob Bergdahl, Gerald Singer, Dave Gorlick. Tutored by Coaches Shaffer and Hanna the Lion pigskin aggregation finished up its regular 1951 football campaign with one lone triumph against five setbacks. The Lions opened the season against a powerful L. A. eleven tutored by the well-known Harry Edelson. The Romans headed by their quarterback Fred Miller stumbled and fumbled their way to an unimpressive 26-0 victory over the injury-ridden but stubborn Fairfax Colonials. Without the services of tailback Bob Gerst and fullbacks Bob Bergdahl and Jack Kopel, and together with the injurious condition of several Fairfax participants the Colonial single-wing attack was virtually inef- fective against the men of Rome. Taking full advantage of a pair of Lion mental miscues, the Hollywood Shieks grabbed an early two touchdown lead and outlasted the apparently impotent Lion pigskinners, 12-0. It was the first time since 1947 that the schools have tangled on Van Cleve Field and only the second occasion in the past nine years that the Filmlanders have gained victory. Grayson Turney's flog bound Venice Gondoliers, expecting to meet o breather' in supposedly impotent Fairfax, suffered a deflation of ego built up after a pair of convincing triumphs, as they were forced to rally from the depths of defeat to pass up the fired up Colonials, 18-7. Bob Gerst's 19-yard aerial to Buzz Engelson in the corner of the end zone followed by Gerst’s perfect place- ment shook the Venetians from their perch, but tricky ball handling on the port of B. W. Muldrow and J. B. Chalk enabled the Gondo's to come back and snare the ■■duke . Erupting from a season long slump at the expense of the Hamilton Federalists, the Lion forces whitewashed the win-less Yankees 13-0 for their initial triumph of the Sunset Loop campaign. Deter- mined on cracking into the win column by belting the impotent Yanks, the Lions tallied the first time they got possession of the ball. Lion tackle Sherman Moreno recovered a Yonk fumble on the Hami 34 yard line, five plays later Dick McDonald, the game's outstanding offensive as well as defensive performer, leaped over from the nine. Bob Gerst converting the extra point. Two plays into the fourth period the Colonials struck again. Gerst climaxed a 54 yard drive, powering 1 1 yards through the Hami defense for the score. His conversion ottempt was wide. Willard lauermann's Gauchos, sparked by their brilliant bone-crushing duo of Halfback Nate Leanse and Fullback Joe Lucostic rolled to a convincing 12-0 win over Fairfax. The Colonial running attack, which had been improving with each game, was completely bottled up by the hard charging Dorsey line. Whereas Bob Gerst connected for 89 yards in the air, the Lions picked up only 1 2 yards rushing. Ending a hectic season in the splendor of homecoming day the Uni Warriors pushed across a last period tally to down the Colonials 21-14. The final fray was a see-saw battle all the way. At times it looked like the Lions might have an upset in the making, but the combination of Jose Uranga and Dick Sassaro, the latter playing briefly, was too much for the faltering Lion forces to hold. BEE FOOTBALL Sparked by the accurate patsing of Quarterback Bernie Sherman, Coach Dick Valentine's Bee footballers tied for third place in West- ern League competition, breaking even in six games. Opening against I. A., the boys played their hearts out at they bested their Roman rivols in a thrilling game, 12-7. Journeying to Hollywood the Lions were crushed by the champion Red Shirts 21-0. Against Venice the Crimson ond Gold gridders scored on a last minute safety to pull the game out of the fire 9-7. By defeating Hamilton 15-0, the Colonials were still in the pennant race. In the Dorsey game the homebreds were whipped by the Dons 26-13, in o wild scoring game. Fighting for a second spot berth, the Lions were ripped by University 7-6, losing on a blocked conversion. Working from a quick-opening T, the Colonials mode good use of the double wing for their potent possing attack. Sherman aerials Seymour Weisberg, Marv Rofhenberg, and Don Steward carried the brunt of the offense. Defensive stalwarts Jay Goldberg, Morris Fox, Curt Cooper, Shel Richman, Bo Bradford. Joe Gatto, and lucky Constonce prevented opposing clubs from running wild. Ji ’ mm ' —----------------------------------------------------- ------ BEE FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Marv Rothenberg, Sheldon Richman, Sherwin Shayne, Denny McDonald, Red Fox, Bernie Sher- man, Bill Kessler, Joe Gatto, Esteban Lopez, Bo Radford, Seymore Weisburg; SECOND ROW: Tom Denels, Lucky Constance, Norm Berkoff, Jerry Haddad, Larry Samovar, Les Coklan, Sandy Kodish, Hal Schwartz, Sey- more Lankin, Dan Stewart, Gary Mash; THIRD ROW: Jim Walker, Curtis Cooper, Dick Vinetz, Don Gauthier, Mike Boss, Bert Orlijan, Gene Gangursky, Jerry Goldhan, Jack Rimlach, A1 Drapkin, Stephen Levi, Les Lack- man, Coach Valentine; BACK ROW: Leon Keer, John Daly, Dick Reed, Barry Latmer, Don Austin, Malcolm Apt, Jerry Isaacs, Bill Degley, Stan Jacobs, Ray Novack, Cornelius Klubescheidt, Steve Schwimmer. UNIVERSITY vs. FAIRFAX VENICE vs. FAIRFAX HOLLYWOOD vs. FAIRFAX UNIVERSITY vs. FAIRFAX BASKETBALL Gus Stiles Bert Mastrov Fairfax basketballers ended the casaba season with an unimpressive record of five wins against nine setbacks. Opening their season against L. A., Colonial forces held the “men of Rome throughout the first stanza, but the Romans come to life with a second period scoring spree to crush the Lions 65-39. Dividing 18 points equally, forwards Len Rapping and Bert Mastrov and center Gus Stiles led the Lion offensive. Spearheaded by center Bill Williams, the Hollywood Sheiks administered a lethal massacre to the hapless Fairfax Colonials, burying the locals under a 64-40 scoring barrage. A last minute rally by the Venice Gondoliers resulted in a 52-48 victory over the faltering Colonials. Paced by Bert Mastrov, Coach Keith Lloyd's Colonial cagers outplayed the Westchester Comets to garner their initial victory in a night gome at the Comets' new gym, 53-47. The Hamilton Federalists went hog wild to bury a determined Fairfax cage crew 75-49. This was the first time the Yankees had outscored the Colonials in basketball. Dorsey's Dons were held to a first half standstill as the lions boasted a short lived 23-22 half time lead, only to drop the tilt 65-49. Gus Stiles was a thorn in the Dons' defense, continually grabbing rebounds off both backboards. A convincing 60-43 hammering by the University Warriors ended the bucketeers first round of competition. The L. A. High cagers then typified their early season ploy, running roughshod over an outmanned Fairfax quintet 72-34. Fresh from Chicago's Marshall High, lorry Friend pumped in a dozen buckets to lead the Lions to a gallant 57-52 upset over the favored Hollywood High Sheiks. The Colonials continued their winning ways as they were awarded a forfeit victory over the Venice Gondoliers. Although the Lions did lose the fray, they played outstanding basket- ball. Making it three straight, the Lions, again paced by Larry Friend, who tied the school record with 27 markers, dumped the Westchester Comets 69-40. With victory apparently in their grasp, the Colonials blew a fifteen point lead late in the third quarter, and lost to Ham- ilton, 61-59. Hamilton transfer Barry Sexton bucketed 24 markers to aid the Colonials to a 61-51 upset victory over the Dorsey Dons. Larry Friend hit the hoop for 14 digits, leading the lion second half attack. A red hot University quintet exploded in a second half scoring spree to bury a stunned Colonial cage crew, 57-41, in the final hoop tussle of the year. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Jerry Hodes, Marvin Landsberg, Larry Friend, Gus Stiles, Bert Mastrov, Barry Sexton, Jerry Vitsky; MIDDLE ROW: Duke Libby, Stan Bilchik, Chuck Martin, Merv Rush, Milt Nemiroff, Merv Wallach; BACK ROW: Coach Lloyd, Don Malinoff, Russel Ray, A1 Margolis, Sandy Gollins. Danny Gross The Fairfax Colonial cub basketball contingent ended a hectic campaign with a record of nine wins in:;t five setbacks which netted the hoopsters a third place in Western League play. The Casaba men headed by the deadly shooting eye of Paul Hendison, who garnered league laurels, for he rang up mpressive 13.3 average. Also making league berths were guards Dave Linderman and Larry Leiman, d string and honorable mention teams respectively, for their fine floor play and outstanding re- � s. Opening their season as underdogs with no returning lettermen to speak of. Coach Lloyd worked time to find an adequate combination of potent basketballers in Hendison and Joe Siegal at the for- rds, Jerry Mundel at the center spot and Dave Linderman and Larry Leiman at the guard positions. The tremendous scoring punch supplied throughout the last season recalled memories of the 1949 A'ho walked away with the loop crown. BEE TEAM FRONT ROW: Arnie Chasen, Larry Leiman, Joe Seigal, Jerry Mundel, Paul Hendison, Dave Linderman, Martin Ross; SECOND ROW: Jim Lerman, Tommy S t a g e n , Art Rosenblum, Herb Bermann, Howard Needal, A1 Spitz; BACK ROW: Sandy Gollins, Larry Pleet, Don Gursey, Mr. R. Lloyd. CEE TEAM FRONT ROW: Bernie Reav- lin, Alan Wasserstein, Ted Weitz, Gary Gidlow, Rudy Stulman, Bernie Kaplan, Mike Porter; BACK ROW: Mervin Chickman, Myron Rochko, Gordon Schiff, Rob- ert Blumin, Jack Heller, Mickey Kaye, Mr. E. B. Smith. DEE TEAM FRONT ROW: Stan Pitluck, Allan Levine, Claus Becker, Arnold Gurevitch, Larry Dictor, Ronald Markman. BACK ROW: Mr. E. B. Smith, Irving Fox, Frank Follansbee, Lee Latz, Stan- ley Landsman, Mike Rich, Jules Kerker. VARSITY TRACK TEAM Howard Ostroff FRONT ROW: Walt Zaslove, Bill Kessler, Gary Dorfman, Art Rosenblum, Phill Dunn, Irv Laxineta, Richard Wagner, A1 Sachse, Marvin Rothenberg; SECOND ROW: Coach Lloyd, A1 Spitz, Jim Walker, Chuck Goodstein, John Daly, Norman Singer, Phil Levin, Dave Linderman, Coach Valentine; BACK ROW: Howard Ostroff, Jules Bases, Les Boxer, Tom Denels, Jack London, Roger Morris, Gary Thompson, Ronnie Smith, Dick Shapiro. BEE TEAM FRONT ROW: Norm Forsch, Bob Tetslaff, Chuck Collins, Chuck Aster, Morris Fox, Burt Pittler, Bernie Abrams, Amie Gar- field; SECOND ROW: Coach Lloyd, Bruce Friedman, Bert Henick, Howard Schultz, Herb Bermann, Jack Brisacher, Joe Siegel, Maurice Sutton, Coach Valentine; BACK ROW: Gary Higer, Paul Russell, Marv Yaffe, Ed Saul, Frank Gatto, Ivan Silver- berg, Russell Goldstein, Norman Rosen, Joe Gatto. CEE TEAM FRONT ROW: Larry Franklin, Jim Ler- man, Marshall Skoll, Steve Fine, Alex Rozdestvensky, Claus Becker, Rudy Stul- man; SECOND ROW: Coach Lloyd, Mar- gin Lew, Lefty Shulman, Nick Linardos, Mickey Kaye, Sandy Sampson, Coach Val- entine; BACK ROW: Allan Levine, Larry Dictor, Larry Pinter, Leonard Perry, Harry Zelinka, Manfred Fleknan, Mervin Mat- loff. TRACK The 1952 track season was filled to the brim with surprises, for Coach Keith Lloyd. Faced with the prospect of a dismal season, the team came up with some startling results. They won a minimum of dual meets, but when the league meet rolled around, the Lions showed their stuff. Gary Dorfman, the speedy junior, raced to twin victories in century and 220, in the prelims, running the 100 in 10.1, the city's third best time for the season. He was nosed out in the finals, Dorsey's Ellington one stride ahead in both races. Rosenblum had never run the 440 until this year, but quickly be- came the Lion's number one quarter-miler. He fought a constant cold throughout the major part of the season, but managed to come back and place in the league finals. Bob Bergdahl went undefeated, except for the Holly meet where he placed second to team mate Irv Laxineta, but was beaten in the league finals. He did finish second that day, but the judges ruled the taping on his hand was illegal and he was disqualified. An alternate to the city prelims, he qualified for the finals with a put of 49 feet, IV2 inches. Ron Herzberg, although erratic for a high jumper, also placed in every meet, tying for fourth in both the league and city prelim meets. Dale Seltzer, running in only two dual meets, surprised most experts by placing in the prelims and then doing the same in the finals, proving it was no fluke. As a team, the Lions were able to gamer only one victory, but sin- gularly, they downed many a foe. : . Les Biller Bob Gerst Dick McDonald FRONT ROW: Paul Hendison, Sherwin Rosenthal, Larry Leiman, Larry Friend, Larry Sherry, Bob Gerst, Abe Rosman; SECOND ROW: A1 Weinroth, Barry Latman, Chuck Bradish, Neil Kowitt, Joe Colonial, A1 Silvera, Jack Kemp; BACK ROW: Coach Shaffer, Stu Faber, Stuart Schoen, Seymour Weisberg, Sherwin Agron. BASEBALL Sherwin Rosenthal Barry Latman Larry Leiman Allan Weinroth Seymour Weisben Claude Gauthier The Western circuit baseball flag race in 1952 was the same old story again, Dorsey, the great western power ' again turned the Sunset Loop upside down, as they walked away with their third consecutive league title, much to the vexation of the Fairfax diamond men. Paced by the senior duo of Bob Gerst and Dick McDonald, the Lions displayed championship form only in spots, and it proved to be not quite enough to overhaul the precision-like Dorsey Dons as the Lions finished western runner-up. Boasting tremendous power at the plate and fine pitching on occasion, the local nine was simply unable to combine both of these factors in key games which aptly describes the Fairfax baseball story for '52. Bright spot of the season, other than the fine work turned in by a host of returning 10th and 11th graders, was the Colonials great 20 to 5 blasting of the Venice Gondoliers during the first round of play, a game which saw the Lions amass the solid total of 18 hits, while in return, limiting the Gondos to a single base knock. Coach Frank Shaffer presented a squad loaded with seven returning lettermen. Fairfax's hopes for a Western pennant in '52 centered around the outfield of Claude Gauthier, A1 Silvera, and Seymore Weisberg and the pitching trio of Silvera, Barry Latman, and Chuck Bradish. Strength, too, stemmed from let- termen Larry Sherry and Larry Lieman, able infielders. The Lions found themselves pretty well set all the way around. Gerst's third base position, and behind the plate where McDonald displayed his wares represented the staunchest forts. Larry Sherry A1 Silvera JUNIOR VARSITY RASEBALL Barry Silverton FRONT ROW: Sandy Labowitz, Jerry Kaufman, Curtis Cooper, Howard Weinstock, Don Gursey, Dick Vinetz, Robert Blumin, Frank Fitzpatrick, Mickey Kaye, Larry Samovar; BACK ROW: Mr. Hanna, Gary Gidlow, Merv Weitz, Gary Marsh, Seymour Lankin, Don Levine, Jack Heller, Larry Solin- ger. Rusty Walker. TENNIS FRONT ROW: Victor Snide, Bill Bendat, Frank Benesty, Leon Keer, Jerry Glaser, George Durschlag, Bob Rubenstein; SECOND ROW: Robert Harman, Bob Staub, Stan Pitluck, Tom Kirsch, Morris Mesler, Arnold Gurevitch, Jack Halpern, Mr. Taafe; BACK ROW: Dave Strom, Mervyn Chickman, Norman Lewak, Leonard Harris, Jerry Ross, Benjy Leinow. CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Barry Ro- senthal, Bernard Abrams, Jay Lowy, Howard Os- troff, A1 Sachse, Les Box- er, Dale Seltzer, Mr. Levin; SECOND ROW: Barry Rosson, Karlen Paulay, Milt Goffman, Bill Garnett, Jerry Reich- man, Norman Rosenberg; BACK ROW: Steve Fine. Eddie Jones. FRONT ROW: Marv Taff, Norman Tucker, David Binder, Jerry Mells, Alan Pappe, Joe Almaleh, Les Lackman, Stuart Pappe; SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, Freddy Zusman, Dick Ciccarelli, Dick McBroom, Charles Katz, Steve Davidson, Jerry Greenspan, Dave Rose, Peter Buch; BACK ROW: Stan Herman, Jay Gettleman, Jerry Greenbarg, Eddie Garber, Barry Bauman, Dick Milanesa, Gene Berkowitz, Ronald Carter, Herb Alpert. GYM TEAM Buddy Steinberg The Lions opened the season as defending league champions, and had they possessed a bit more luck, they would have succeeded in running their string to three in a row. Coach E. B. Smith smiled optimistically, as Jerry Mells recovered from the flu in time to join the team in their 98-22 trouncing of Dorsey. In that meet, Mells combined with AI Pappe to gather a total of 27 points, more than the whole Don con- tingent was able to muster. Westchester was next to be trampled beneath the Colonial onslaught, being caught in a 1121 2-71 2 rout. Then came what was billed as the decider. Hamilton stepped bravely into the Lion's Den. They trailed by a scant point, going into the final event, and looked with hungry eyes at the crown in the Fairfax trophy case. But it was Joe Almaleh who came through when the chips were down, as he flipped his way to a blue ribbon on the tumbling mats, to cinch the victory. The Lions were still kings. The fall of Rome followed the Hamilton contest. The Lions won, 76-44. The Gondoliers were sunk by about the same mar- gin, giving the Colonials their second undefeated league season, in three years. Then came the league meet. With Herbie Alpert sitting on the bench due to an appendectomy the week before, the Lions lost needed points. The Yankee staged an uprising, and the Lions were dethroned. Venice too managed to score enough points to finish ahead of Fairfax. Their reign had ended. This season marked the end of several high school careers. Marv Taff and AI Pappe, who carried the team through a rough practice schedule; Gene Berkowitz, a stand-out in his first term of competition; Herb Alpert, and of course Jerry Mells, the only Lion to grab a City berth. Dick Milaneses Gene Berkowitz Ronald Carter Marv Ta£f Alan Pappe Herb Alpert Jay Lowy Jerry Mells WINTER G. A. A. BOARD SUMMER G. A. A. BOARD FRONT ROW: Nanci Mason, Nancy Stohl, Joyce Dubin, Anita De Sanctis, Gloria Matyas, Goldie Ajalat, Joy Vogelsang, Valerie Zborowski, Eileen Fuge; BACK ROW: Joan McKay, Benita Baer, Adie Granik, Francine Fredrick, Rosemary Dooley, Ruth Eggert, Cecelia Nimmo. FRONT ROW: Cecelia Nimmo, Nanci Mason, Judy Ann Guffey, Annette Fraser; BACK ROW: Marta Pirschel, Ardelle Asherson, Marquitta Beckman, Goldie Ajalat. G A. A. FRONT ROW: Betty Ishkanian, Caroline Summers, Ranoi Mandel, Rusty Bloom, Marta Pirschel, Ardelle Asher- son, Annette Fraser, Nanci Mason, Cecelia Nimmo, Francine Fredrick, Judy Ann Guffey, Goldie Ajalat, Mar- quitta Beckman, Adie Granik, Shirlie Anderson; SECOND ROW: Lucille Matossian, Gail Henkin, Helene Karlin, Robert Kaplan, Karen Kosloff, Evelyn Flaum, Estelle Zalkin, Marcia Johnson, Sandy Beiser, Annette Dincin, Elsie May Fescher, Cookie Pinzone, Sheila Strahl, Saralyn Gitlin; THIRD ROW: Gloria Korn, Bonnie Burak, Marion Krull, Sheila Winston, Ricki Picker, Marilyn Wynn, Grace Schwartz, Barbara Rosenberg, Sheila Martin, Rochelle Spiro, Saundra Hurwitz, Lucy Goldberg, Nora Gregorian, Jackie Forman, Beverly Cantor; BACK ROW: Nancy Kern, Gloria Matyas, Carole Lippert, Ann Shuman, Joanne Shapiro, Phyllis Schencker, Margery Halper, Sharron Musicar, Phyllis Bernstein, Krystyna Tulich, Erica Mayer, Sandra Silver, Loreen Lewis, Louise Sachse. ENTHUSIASTIC FAIRFAX ROOTING SECTION PHOTO QUIZ THIS GIRL HAS OBVIOUSLY: 1. JUST TALKED HER WAY OUT OF A PARKING TICKET 2. JUST MADE LONG SHOT WITH ICE CREAM CUP 3. JUST MADE TRI-S 4. JUST MADE KNIGHTS DOES IT HURT? ONLY WHEN I LAUGH. NOTICE THE WIRE HOLDING HER UP NEVER AGAIN ON SUNDAY NIGHT