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

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l When we enTer high school, we are aT a very impression- able age, an age oT greaT signiTicance in The deveIopmenT oT our characTer and personaIiTy. The deveIopmenT oT These is in- Tangible, and perhaps The mosT imporTanT parT oT our educa- Tion. STrangely enough, however, in This we receive no TuToring, Tor iT cannoT be TaughT. IT depends upon The individual To mold his own cITaracTer and his own personaIiTy. The Triends we make, our aTTiTude Toward our curricular work, and The iniTia- Tive we show in enTering inTo school acTiviTies are imporTanT eIemenTs in our deveIopmenT. f I-Iere aT Beverly we are TorTunaTe in having a willing and cooperaTive TacuITy To assisT us and environmenTaI condiTions ThaT are Tar superior To The maioriTy oT high schools. YeT some sTudenTs Tail To appreciaTe nd Taka advanTage OT These W' I excepTionaI oppOrTuniTies aa pon graduaTion can only look back on T ur wasTed . T ' .M N o ev TTVTOTTO oT The school, TODAY , WEL fi D 94 , rtwmembrances oT Beverly will always JACK DONO6,-,UE In I ream ap 'ss, and you will look To The TuTure wiTh a PresidenT S , n c ing, may I e ress my sincere appreciaTion Tor 5 , our r' ship and Io I ion. f if X J 'IIT BODY STUDENT BOD I ::N':: :' SECOND SEMESTER L BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ANNE MONTGOMERY KARIN CLARK BILL VENEMAN BOB THOMPSON CHARLES KENNEDY GENE ALAIR Vice-PresiclenT Records Finance PubIiciTy SaTeTy EmpIoymenT HOMER RYDELL FRANK OLICKSMAN PAT LOY JACK ROSENBER6 JANE THORNBUROH NEIL CASSON Yell Leader EdiTor I-lighIighTs PresicIenT Girls' League PresidenT Boys' League PresidenT Alphas PresidenT KnighTs .. . -4 PAT JAMESON PAUL DQBAUG-H NORMA MQKENZIE BOB HINE SYLVIA BERRY SUZANNE REYNOLDS I Girls' AThIeTics Boys' AThIeTics Girls' WeITare Boys' Welfare Scholarship EdiTor WaTchTower

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ln wriTing This Tinal Tarewell message To The STudenT Body, l Teel ThaT iT is my privilege To express The graTiTude which is ToremosT in The hearT oT every graduaTe in The class oT summer ThirTy-eighT. ATTer The compleTiTion oT Beverly in I 928, The adnninisTra- Tion oTThe TirsT Tew years creaTed a solid ToundaTion upon which The Tollowing adminisTraTions mighT build. And Those Tollow- ing adminisTraTions did build, indeedl Beverly was Tempered, developed, and molded, unTil, Tour years ago, we, as Treshmen, enTered an insTiTuTion worThy OT The highesT praise in esTeem, beauTy, and characTer. l know I am speaking Tor our enTire class when l say iT is our sinceresT wish ThaT we leave Beverly iusT a STep higher in eSTeem, a liTTle more beauTiTul, and a grade richer in characTer Than when we enTered. Then we shall have done our parT in helping Beverly To progress Towards The perTecTion To which Sho aspires. To puT in words The sincere appreciaTion of The Board OT Commissioners To The STudenT Body as a whole Tor The coopera- AR MAN D BALLANTYN E Tion during The Spring semesTer would be impossible. Thank P'e5ide T you Tor making The pasT Tive monThs The mosT pleasurable l have ever known. LlnTil we meeT again, Goodbye and good luck, Nu X 'T STUDENT BODY TNQ, my W FIRST SEMESTER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TRU BOLIN ANN PULLIAM MATT MAHANA BOB MOORE NEIL CASSON EARLE MASON V PesidenT Records Finance Publicify SaTeTy Employm T JOHN HENDERSON JANE THORNBURGH ANNE G-ILLESPIE JACK DONOGT-TUE JANE EORSTER GORDON PAYNE Y II Leader EdiTor HighlighTs President Girls' League PresidenT Boys' League PreSidenT Alphas PresidenT K BARBARA ANDERSON JACK ROSENBERG PAT LOY HARRY BENNETT MARCELLE FORTIER Girls AThleTics Boys' AThleTics Girls' Welfare Boys' Welf S h I hp 15.6 C OGFS

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ANNE elLLEsPiE KITTEN HAMILTON SYLVIA BERRY NoRMA MCKENZIE I v' P 'u I s Ty T Presiden ICE- FGSI en GCFS Of' FGGSUFSI' PAT LOY ISABEL DARBYSI-IIRE JUNE NELSON JUDY SHERMAN PresidenT Vice PresidenT SecreTary Treasurer GIRLS' LEAGUE Every girl in The STudenT Body is a member oT The Girls' League. The oTTicers, who are elecTed by The League, elecT commiTTee chairmen. These oTTicers and chairmen, oTherwise lcnown as The cabineT, meeT every Ivlonday To discuss The business oT The Girls' League. On SepTember 29 a Tea Tor moThers oT The 9Th grade sTudenTs was given. On GcTo- ber 6 The TradiTional Big and LiTTle SisTers' parTy was held wiTh a Tarm Theme carried ouT. In order To malce money Tor chariTy, The Girls' League sponsored a play, The RearCar, on November I9 and 20. On December 2 The Girls' League held anoTher Tea Tor The moThers oT The IOTh, I lTh, and I2Th grade sTudenTs. On December I5 The Girls' League gave a parTy Tor The sTudenTs aT Albion STreeT School. The second semesTer began wiTh The Big and LiTTle SisTers' parTy on March I7. The Theme was a laid parTy and was carried ouT cleverly wiTh lollyioops and hair ribbons. The Girls' League conTerence was held aT Redondo Union I-ligh School on Ivlarch l8. On May 6 The Girls' League sponsored a STudenT Body dance and on June I ,The Tea Tor lower grade sTudenTs' moThers was given.