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

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IN TODAY ALREADY XVALKS TOMORROW

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X ., if ED1ToR's FoREwoRD Fellow Students, Faculty, and Patrons of Beverly High: The purpose of a high school annual is to give a graphic account of the events and activities of the year. It records by photos, illustrations, and written descriptions things which may be looked upon in future years with interest and pleasure when we revere the memories of our high school days. We have tried to feature in The Watchtower' the individual pic' tures of the members of all classes, giving special attention to the Sen' iors, to lend a more personal aspect to the book. The theme for The Watchtower of 1929 is unique, and we hope you will agree with us that it is appropriate for the second edition of this book. To the best of our knowledge, the quotation from The Exhor- tation to the Dawn, Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope, has never before been used as a theme for an annual. In carrying out the theme, we have used as our main thought, TodayfWellfLived. In the art work, we have turned to that of the people of India, where the poem The Exhovtation to the Dawn, origif nated It is with these ideas in mind that we have published the second edition of The Watchtower. We sincerely hope that we have sucf ceeded in our tasks, and that we have lived up to the standards and ideals established by the 1928 staff, who, though pioneers, succeeded in creating a prizefwinning volume. We also hold as our cherished am' bition to have established some features in our publication which will be handed down as traditions to be followed in future years. Very truly, CHARLES CHURCH, Boys' Editor of The Watclatower. 'w ':',,. f A 'Q are f f t