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

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l Teel ThaT This period oT reconsTrucTion aT Beverly has been oT greaT value To us all. We lcnow now whaT iT means To hold our sTudenT body TogeTher wiThouT all The mechan- ical devices usually needed To promoTe school spiriT. lvlinus buildings and all The exTernal physical comTorTs usually con- sidered so necessary, we have emerged wiTh a beTTer appre- ciaTion oT The meaning oT school. We know now ThaT The essenTial Things To The success oT any sTudenT body are a common purpose and a beTTer undersTandingoT The human relaTionships involved. im. Buildings are builT and used, Then They deTerioraTe, become ouT oT daTe. An earThgualce occurs. To provide againsT such a TuTure disasTer, buildings are rebuilT, reno- vaTed, modernized. Thus, in buildings, progress Through reconsTrucTionl A X BuT in humans, reconsTrucTion is conTinuous. The per- sonaliTies oT young people necessarily undergo persisTenT changes, ideas, ideals, mannerisms, undersTandings-all are reshaped, renovaTed and modernized. Thus each person is daily reconsTrucTedg and may I wish Tor each Norman A CenTury oT Progress in Tour shorT years oT ReconsTrucTion. , ' 1 ,ply BLANCT-IE E. DAVIS Girls' Adviser GERALD l-I, AYERS AssisTanT Principal l 5

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:TH M. BOND W, STANWOOD FIELD LETHA C. SMITH CLIFFORD E. HUGHES EUGENE SWARZWALD SecreTary PresidenT EDWARD J. I-IUMMEL CECIL D. I-IARDESTY SuperinTencIenT AssisTanT Superin'renden+ BEVERLY HILLS BOARD OF EDUCATION Many and complex were The probIems oT The BeverIy I-IiIIs UniTied SchooI DisTricT which conTronTed iTs Board oT EducaTion when The high schooI opened iTs TaII session. This Board, composed oT Mr. CIiITord I-Iughes, PresidenT, Mrs. LeTha C. SmiTh, Secre- Tary, Mr. Eugene Swarzwald, Mr. SeTh M. Bond, and Mr. STanwood EieId, working wiTh SuperinTendenT oT Schools, Edward J. I-IummeI, and AssisTanT SuperinTendenT, CeciI D. I-IardesTy, TirsT aTTacIced The maniToId reconsTrucTion probIems. This required an unusuaI amounT oT Time and eITorT on The parT oT all concerned, buT produced resuITs operaTing To The besT advanTage oT boTh sTudenTs and TacuITy. The sTudenT body, TuIIy reaIizing how much They owe The Board oT EducaTion Tor minimizing The discomTorT suITered in This unusuaI and disrupTed schooI year, is Iooking Torward To a happy TuTure in The new buiId- ing. To The members oT The Board we give our Thanks Tor The Time and eTTorT They have spenT in This imporTanT period in BeverIy's hisTory. IT is wiTh regreT ThaT we Iearn oT The reTiremenT oT Two oT The Board members, Mr. I-Iughes, who has served on The Board Ionger Than any oTher member, and Mrs. SmiTh, who has Taken such an inTeresT in all school aTFairs. I 4

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GEORGIANA ADAMS English RUSSELL ADAMS Malhemalics, Chemislry WIL ROBERT J. BALL Guidance LIAM DOUGLAS ADAMS Typing, Social Sludies GEORGIA ASI-IWORTI-I Commercial DOROTHY E. BAUER Social Sludies KEN NETI-I I-I, BEESON Malhemalics, Mechanical Drawing CAROLINE W. BENNETT Ari I-IILDEGARD BOELTER German, Spanish NEWMAN C. BORDEN Malhemalics ROSALIE M. BOTTERELL MARGARET LOU ISE Ar'I - Orienlalion, Social Sfuclies CHARLES W. BROWN Physical Educalion BROWN ESTELLE Y. BURCI-I Heallrh Coorclinalor JOI-IN E. CANADY Physical Eclucalion GLEN M. CASE Music I-IELEN CLARK Physical Educalion WILLIAM C. CURLEY Melal Shop LILLIAN S. DRAVES Physical Eclucafion DOLORES TEJEDA DYMEK Spanish MONNA BETI-IUNE EAGLE English C. EVAN ENGBERG French FLORENCE FAST ANDREW GOOD Prinling FRANCES AI Lalin Social Sluclies NORMAN S. FJELDSTED Science LEEN GRIFFIN LOUIS I. I-IANCI-IETT CHARLES C, I-IERBST Science Wooclshop GLADYS KNIGHT I-IARRIS Clolhing MARY Tl-IOMSEN I-IERBST English RUTH B. I-IERBST IVA FRANCES I-IU RD Malhemalics English WALTER B. I-IERREID Physical Eclucalion MARY BINGHAM I-IURLBUT English, French MARY A. JENKINS French EDITI-I KNOLES Spanish I-IARRIET GRACE KROGI-I Lalin HOWARD P. LEA Commercial I-I. GENEVA LEWIS Algebra LILLIAINI MAGNER Libralyw