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

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Twenty-eighth 0 M M 0 It C 0 4:00 p.m. Friday, Ianuary 30 m 6 M CLASS OF WINTER l942 Processional - - CI355 of Win Invocation: REVEREND IAMES K. STEWART Salute to the Flag: Led by IERRY DE CAMP Piano Solo: Fantasia Impromptu - - - - - GLORIA HAIMOFF Address: Senior Class Achievements IOHN STEWART Vocal Solo: Trees -------- GRANT KENDALL SMITH Accompanied by MRS. LEAH MOORE Address: The Heritage of Youth BETTIE BOONE Orchestra: Talisman Overture - - - Address: Let Us Win the Peace WILLIAM IVAN MALTZ Presentation of Class: MR. R. G. MITCHELL, principal Presentation of Diplomas: MR. WILEY N. CALDWELL, president of the Board of Education Roll Call: MR. HARRY M. ALTER, assistant principal Benediction: REVEREND IAMES K. STEWART Recessional - - ----------- Beverly Hills High School Orchestra: MR. GEORGE WRIGHT, director Vocal Music: MR. GLEN M. CASE, director Commencement Addresses: MR. CHARLES F. WRIGHT, director Awards Received: t ter l942 Chopin Rasbach Brockton - Class of Winter I942 Faculty Scholarship Cup: - - ROLAND STANFORD BOREHAM Sealbearers: ROLAND STANFORD BOREHAM, BARBARA ALICE FREED. IOHN ERNEST RANDALL, Ir., BAR- BARA LORRAINE SHERWIN, MARY FRANCES TOUTON, MARGYE LOIS WHISER Ephebians: IERRY DE CAMP, MARY FRANCES TOUTON Fideles: IOYCE ANN BATES, GLENN ALVIN BROWN, CURT BOB REUTER, NATHANIEL ROBBINS Alpha Citizenship Cup: ------------- BETTIE BOONE KnigI1t's Cup: - - - IOHN STEWART Knight Paramount: ----- --------- I ERRY DE CAMP Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 28

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oro b y :yank W ilfard lllll Hllllllll Little did the freshmen of i938 know that they were destined to become one of the most successful classes ever to be graduated from Beverly. To start off their high school career, the mighty freshmen girls were welcomed to the Norman cam- pus by the traditional Big and Little Sister Party. The boys were welcomed in a sim- ilar manner with a program given by the Boys' league in the auditorium. Free from derogatory remarks from the upperclassmen, the freshmen sponsored their first independent activity, the Freshman dance. For most of them it was the excitement of a first dance. They later joined the 9A's to plant a tree on the lower terrace. During their four years at Beverly the students participated in many different ac- tivities, but their senior year proved to be the most successful of all. They will long remember the eventful trip to Catalina which they shared with the Senior A's. The two classes also presented a musical production known as the Senior show, in which different departments of the school participated. The traditional Color night was generally agreed to have been the most successful of its kind in our school's his- tory. The class sponsored the exclusive Senior prom, and this year the theme of winter added to the usual atmosphere of fun. The Senior breakfast, given at the West- wood Community Club house, was the final get-together of the class. Graduation on january 30, a ceremony the students will long remember, completed the Winter class of 42's years at Beverly. 29