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

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The privilege of being a leader in a group of students such as one finds at Beverly is so great that it cannot possibly be over-estimated, and the faculty are not unaware of their privilege in having been able to observe this leadership. The spectacle has been an inspiring one, for had it not been for the very spontaneous and enthusiastic help of the students of Beverly l-lills High School, the faculty would have had their many tasks multiplied. With this reality of help and pro- gressive planning from the students we have all been able to work toward a common goal-one of enthusiastic support of whatever in the past might serve our best interests and a search for a future which might hold for us higher and more fitting accomplishments. Realms. Let this be more than a greeting-let it be the expres- sion of a deep, heartfelt appreciation of innumerable pleas- ant occasions we have had together during the school year. Your attitude of friendliness and your fine spirit of coopera- tion have made this, my freshman year at Beverly l-ligh, a very happy experience. The leadership, the resourcefulness, the smiling accept- ance of responsibility by those of you whose fortune it has been to engage actively in the life of the school have con- ' ' ' I -th tributed materially toward that goal we hold for Bever y e finest of high schools. 25jJmJ P. l MRS. Bl.ANCl-lE E. DAVlS Girls' Adviser , GERALD l-l. AYERS Assistant Principal ll

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SETH M Bono LETHA c, SMITH EUGENE SWARZWALD ' Secretary President w. stmsiwoop FIELD cLlFEoRD E, HUGHES EDWARD I. HUMIVIEL CECIL D. HARDESTY Superintendent Assistant Superintendent BEVERLY HILLS BQARD OF EDUCATION This year the complex job of administering Beverly Hills High School was in the hands of a Beverly Hills School Board. The problems of organizing a faculty, purchasing equip- ment and supplies, and strengthening the building, as well as the many details that are re- quired to keep the school system running smoothly were this year the responsibility of five board members and the superintendents office. Mr. Seth M. Bond, Mr. W. Stanwood Field, Mr. Clifford Hughes, and Mrs. Lewis Smith made up the Board with Mr. Eugene Swarzwald as president. Mr. Edward l. Hummel, superintendent, and Dr. Cecil Hardesty, assistant, together with the Board have given generously of their time and interest in ad- ministering this important era in the school's history. lO

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GEORGINA ADAMS English LOVI NCY I. ADAMS Mathematics GEORGIA I. ASHWORTH Typing, Geometry ROBERT I. BALL Guidance DOROTHY E. BAUER English, History :CAROLINE W. BENNETT Art ROSALIE KENNETH H. BEESON Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics HILDEGARD BOELTER Foreign Language M. BOTTERELL Social Studies MARTIN E. BREDBERG Spanish GLEN M. Music MARGARET LOUISE BROWN Art ESTELLE Y. BURCH Health Coordinator CASE HELEN CLARK Physical Education WILLIAM C. CURLEY Metal Shop LILLIAN S. DRAVES Physical Education MONNA EAGLE English, History C. EVAN ENGBERG Latin, French ANDREW FLORENCE FAST Social Studies NORMAN S, FIELDSTED Physics GOOD Printing FRANCES AILEEN GRIFFIN Latin CHARLES Biology LOU IS I. HANCHETT Woodshop GLADYS KNIGHT HARRIS Clothing C. HERBST RUTH F. HERBST English IVA FRANCES HURD Geometry MARY BI NGHAM HURLBUT French EDITH KNOLES Spanish HARRIETT GRACE KROGH Latin HOWARD PHILIP LEA Commercial GENEVA H, LEWIS Mathematics ISABELLE LINDSEY Library ALLENE TATE LOHMAN