Beverly Hills High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)

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X fillglil 'mm Y '- RY lllii'-'fini H .....1l.J. ' l HARRIET C. ROBBINS Viceflnrincipal Greetings to the Pioneers: You are our pioneers. You are the history makers of Beverly Hills High School. Some of you came to us on the first day, all of you came during the first year, and you have all played your part, whethf er great or small, in the making of this institution. Oncoming classes throughout the entire history of the school will remember you and honor you. i No Hgure in American history is honored as is the Pioneer. He is the type most universally popular in representing the fundamental traits of American life. He symbolizes courage, vigor, and achieve' ment, he shows man exhibiting his most Godflike quality, the power to cofoperate in his own evolution. Today most of our frontiers are conquered, and few have the privf ilege of being pioneers. To you then, congratulations that you have shared in one of the finest experiences America ever offers, pioneerf ing, and may the fact that that pioneering has occurred in one of Americas unique contributions to the world, the public school, be significant to you also. Looking backward, may you have a pleasf ing sense of the distance already coveredg looking forward, may you feel the challenge of new heights to be attained. fissure. Wim f17:l ' 1 Fil ls. Q if Tl

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y,x 'VNV ,mfg Ely I' wt 159 N If mnml . R. D. WADSWORTH Principal Congratulations, junior Class of 1928! You have set a standard in this, the first Annual in honor of the Seniors, that will spur sucf ceeding classes to their best efforts. This yearly record with indif vidual pictures of all students becomes the first milestone in Beverly Hills High School history. It mirrors the high spots of the year, but underneath are reflected images of Work well planned and of plans Well executed. Members of the staff with their sponsors can feel that they have lived their todays so well that their yesterdays should be dreams of happiness and their tomorrovvs visions of hope . f' l14l

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1 1. A f wal S T' T 1 -fam P' '- yi rf ll . 1I ul III , ,W 1A' LYY I 4:f,gQip T s l l ll' 1 - X i is Af ' ' mf-. T l ' X 'sl A THE FACULTY Beverly Hills High School is most fortunate in having a faculty that possesses a sympathetic understanding of youth, and a desire to help each student to make the most of his abilities. The school is establishing standards and traditions that will last as long as the school remains, and it could start with a no more eiiicient group of instructors. They have plainly shown a spirit of cofoperation and helpfulness with the student body in what has been accomplished during the past year. The discernment of the Principal, Mr. Wadsworth, in choosinghand organizing such a body of instructors has been clearly vindicated. Aside from his administrative E163 i