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

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Esther Tunnenbcxum Gerald Sandberg AMERICAN LEGION The American Legion Awards for Winter 1954 were pre- sented to Esther Tannenbaum and Gerald Sandberg by the Hollywood Post 405. Each semester the awards based upon scholarship, leadership, service, and character are awarded to graduating seniors. Esther has served as treasurer, vice-president, and presi- dent of the Girls' League, President of the B-11 Class, mem- ber of Alphas, and Tri-S for three semesters, and was also one of those honored by being elected an Ephebian. Gerald has been a member of Knights, a Prornethean, and Lieutenant-Colonel of the R.O.T.C. His fine qualities have also gained him admittance into the Ephebian Society. Inscribed upon the plaque in the rotunda were the names of Marta Pirschel, and Claude Gauthier, the winter '54 recipients of the B'nai B'rith Awards for athletics and scholarship, by Fairfax Lodge No. 1566. Besides maintaining high scholarship, Marta was Coni- missioner of Girls' Athletics, oiiicers in both Tri-S and Alphas, and elected to membership in the Ephebian Society. Claude captained the baseball team, played varsity football. and held ofhces in Hi-Y and Knights. Marta Pirscbel Claude Gauthier ,pw EPHEBIAN SOCIETY To conduct a program of Civic Education, to foster, pro- mote, and participate in programs supporting good government un- der the American ideals of De- mocracy, to encourage good citi- zenship in the city, state, and na- tion: to support constructive legis- lation and civic enterprisesf, are the avowed ideals of the Los An- geles Ephebian Society. The six members of the Con- tinental class chosen for their scholarship, service, qualities of leadership and good character were: Alan Bunnage, Patricia Goldring, Arnold Gurcvitch, Marta Pirschel, Gerald Sandberg, and Esther Tannenbaum. ,gilt-at Pu1Goldring Arnold Gurevitch Marta Pirschel Alun Bunnage Esther Tannenbaum Gerald Sandberg Page Twenty-eight

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mcrmko WILLIAMS RONALD WIZELMAN PHYLLIS WOLD WARREN YOUNG A HERB ZQPPERSTEIN FRED ZUSMAN Page Tzventy-seven

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