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

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W Q4 1 A l llx' yl ' , qty AIBIZLDQ, ll,-li:-,l'l'Lh l ,gigs 1 'x lllpfl 4.77 U ' my fi' V5-if -f 1 ll , 1 t 2 S ,f- l pm W' W1 llllllllil Mr. Bowhay Mr. Hummel D Hill This year, because of the war, the Board of Education has been busier than ever. Immediately after the entrance of the United States into the war the Board ordered air-raid drills to be put into practice. ln co-operation with the Civilian de- fense committee an emergency guide was prepared to be used in schools and homes, and essential defense supplies were purchased. The Board's greatest problem, however, concerns the needs of education in the war effort. They have been studying to see if vocational guidance is warranted and to determine how far this guidance should go. The members of the Board of Education are Mr. Wiley N. Caldwell, presidentg Mr. R. M. Duling Mrs. Dorothy C. Fess, secretaryg Mrs. losephine H. Fitgerg and Mr, Howard W. Reynolds. The student body is much indebted to the Board for its ef- ficient work in helping the school to orient itself in this war emergency. lllll