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

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JOAN AARON Yearbook Editor ft-12 Historian STEPHEN ANTEBI Trock Football EDWARD ARKIN Commissioner of Compos Control Knights MAURICE BARDAVID Comm, of Athletics Boys' League Cabinet LINDA BARR ESTELLE BARRON Girls' League Prometheans Big Sisters SANDRA BENAY Future Teachers Club Sigmas ROBERT BERG Boys' League Secretory Varsity Basketball MARTON BERGER Sword Scabbard BARRY BERKSON Boys' Leogue Delegate Lower House BERT BERMAN All City Trock Bee lettermon Club MICHAEL BERNS Squires Journalism DANIEL BERNSTEIN MARVIN BERNSTEIN ROBERT BERRIS BURTON BIALEK Cheerleader Journalism Editor Boys' Glee Boys League Gymnastics LINDA BLACK SUSAN BLATTEL Girls' Leogue A 12 Girls Comm. Philanthropic Comm. JAY BLOOM Boys' League DEBBY BLUMAN A-12 Girls' Comm. Prom Comm. MICKIE BOJARSKY A-12 Girls' Comm. Girls' League Comm. MIREK BOROWSKI BOB BRAMEN RICHARD BRAMSON Gym Team Captain Boys’ Leogue Thespian Bee Football City Ring Champ 17

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Senior Officers Barbara Crane Mimi Oinin A12 and B12—Class Secretaries Sheila Lewis A12 and B1 2— Class Treasurer Sue Zeesman Joan Aaron A12 and B1 2—Class Historians We have looked forward to commencement with longing and anticipation. As we glance back we recall those classmates who helped guide us through our early years: Larry Schwartz, BIO and B11 class president; Jerry Krasn, A10 president; and Steve Ort, AI 1 president. The highlight of our eleventh year was our Junior Prom, ‘Eleventh Heaven”, which was held December 4, 1959. Donning the class colors of black and coral, we approached our senior year under the name of “Capricians”. Our first semester officers were Maxine Littner, president; Harriette Ratner, vice-president; Mimi Dinin, secretary; Sheila Lewis, treas- urer; and Joan Aaron, historian. During this semester our class participated in a flurry of activities beginning with a Valentine's Day party and followed by a Disney- land trip, a talent show entitled ‘‘Madness at McGoos”, a Senior Aye and Bee Volleyball Game, a Senior Bee Breakfast and many jazz hours in Goodwin Gardens. Our second semester, which started off with a “Hello Helene Hop” for Fairfax's foreign exchange student, was led by Jerry Krasn, president; Kenny Smith, vice- president; Barbara Crane, secretary; Sheila Lewis, treasurer; and Sue Zeesman, his- torian. Other activities included a Senior Aye Senior Bee talent show entitled Antics at the Ashgrove”, a theater party at Grauman's Chinese, and “Life is a Song , the mother and daughter dessert. Friday, January 13, 1961 was our mag- nificent Senior Prom, “An Evening in Capri”, which was a most memorable occasion. There is no date to be so long remembered as January 26, 1961, for on that day at 8 P.M. the Caprician Class of W’61 was the first to be graduated from the newly re-decorated DeWitt Swan Auditorium. We shall always be grateful for the untiring efforts of the administration, teachers, counselors and sponsors who have graciously guided us along the paths of success. 16

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STEPHANIE BRANTLEY SHARON CAPSUTO JOYCE CHADWICK MARTIN CHESTER JANICE CHISHOLM PATTY CLAUSEN GAA Girls'League Comm, of Publicity Baseball Red Cross A-12 Girls'Comm. Lower House Basketball DANNY COHEN Boys' League JEFFREY COHEN Boys' Assize Court Football SUE COHEN Delta Newspaper Comm. ROSALIND COLE Lower House A-12 Girls' Comm. WALTER CONNOLLY Football Gym Team PAUL COOPER Boys' League SERNA COWEN BARBARA CRANE G.A.A. A-12 Secretary Senior Board HARVEY CRESPY Track Journalism Staff FAITH DANNY A-12 Girls' Comm. G.A.A. PHYLLIS DARROW Girls' League KAREN DAVIDSON G.A.A. A-12 Girls' Comm. JACK DEMERIT EILEEN DIAMOND MICHELE DINCIN MIRIAM DININ Boys League Alphas A-12 Girls’Comm. Prometheans B-12 G.l. Delegate B-12 Class Secretory EDWIN DORFMAN DANIEL DRUCKER Basketball R.O.T.C. 18