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

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K- J H E U I B B B I E I IBI IE Q r 5' MXVf , C wcoMw.vmf.v1em: b COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mildred Davidson Douglass Westin Delphine Tubmnn Susan I-len Florence McMahon HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Vyvienne Sage A Dulcie Donovan Francis Brandriff Dorothy Hughes Edith Fraiber! PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Florence Crosby Berry Johnson Martha Blackwelder l l William Morehouse Mary Blanchard ,,. fr ' w ill V Tom Wilcox l 14 1 Charlotte Messenger l Jerold Marvin Allzenc Tate James Pursell

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G I f W U I III BIHI B I B DIBBI , an . cg g lQL tugs- An..vx1-Ph:-,' . gl. Being only in its seventh year of existence, Beverly may be considered comparatively young. However, the rapid increase in en- rollment has moved hand in hand with such a rapid increase in achievement that Beverly has established a solid reputation in its short duration. The Norman conquering spirit has been rewarded with success in every en- deavor. A football and basketball champion- ship have been added to our athletic record. The debating team and school organizations are growing and prospering. In saying good-bye, may I again thank you, the Student Body, for your support and cooperation. The faith you placed in me has made my high school days the happiest of any, and my appreciation of your friendship will live forever. Success always, DON DURBIN, Student Body President, First Semester , ,Q jvjsjf 'U 1 .,, If Fellow Normans: Beverly has been-wise, indeed, in the selec- tion of the basic ideals for its self-govern- ment Because of these ideals and because the f - students of Beverly have lived up to them, our government is now a true democracy with equal rights, equal opportunities, and equal powers for all. However, in addition to these ideals, there are here at Beverly those factors of student cooperation and school spirit without which the best ideals and progresses of student government would be It has been only through your ability and through your ceaseless effort that Beverly has climbed to the high position which it now occupies And it is my sincere hope and wish that Beverly speedily progress onward to- ward the ever-nearing goal of perfection in this important field of student government. HARRY LAUDER, Student Body President, Second Semester l161