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

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e I ,ex P Q 6' x A 'WE lil - S X f ' s will Beverly Hills High School has laid its foundations upon which it will build. We have used judgment in laying them. They are not only foundations of concrete, but of all things within our power. Beverly spirit is a much spoken of term. We possess it. It is in the mind and heart of every Beverly boy and girl. Let us join in carrying Beverly's message to distant fields. We have made a record this year in Athletics of which we can be proud, and in every other field of endeavor we have had marked success. Each year passed as successfully as this one makes our aspiraf tions more of a reality. It has been a pleasure to serve Beverly. May I take this opportunity to bid fare' well to the Student Body, and thank all those who were responsible for making any service on my part possible. Lou Rose, Ir. w 4 iw if rt .,-, x .fx ff .J I 'WX l S fn ir ' Q-A ' ' rs ,f ,KS f IW .f T'!D7'T' I 'Ang-i With the Student Body of Beverly Hills High School rests the difference bee tween success and failure' of its Student Body officers. It is true that the student ojjicers take the responsibility from the shoulders of the student body, but without the necessary cooperation the burden would be far too heavy. As you read this message, let it ref mind you that this school is just a large team with your officers as Captain. Let it also remind you that a 10070 fight spirit, and willingness to work will always defeat failure. Witli my term of office over, I must say that it has been the happiest five months of my life. I certainly appreciate the tolerf ance of both the other ojficers and the stu' dent body. Ted Greenlaw 211

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,J U 5 94 P V . 'l Q Wwe ..... 'X S Fi, Nlittrr A . LN Eg ww .' fr- -- JW em .5 ,Mfg I N' . . J ,.,- M' L4 :g-.F - i , COMMISSIONERS As the Student Body grows larger and the school older, many new problems arise in addition to every day routine. The school must be beautiiied. Money for seeds, plants, and trees must be appropriated. Articles such as curtains and furniture, which are important factors in making our school a pleasant place in which to work, must be purchased. The Board of Commissioners must meet its problems. It must use sound judgment in its distribution of funds, for it has the sole power of appropriatf ing the earnings of our Student Body. As Beverly High grows older, traditions are formed and new policies suggested. It is the duty of the Board of Commissioners to approve and adopt these traditions and policies and to foster and promote them. The Commissioners are under the direct authority of the Student Body and are responsible to the Student Council. They must deal with the problems of this organif zation. The most important work to come under this head this year was the formation of a Committee on Assemblies. fm