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

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Y X ffrl - ll- , This past year has been the first in which Beverly has known real war. This Watchtower is the first annual in the history of our school to be created during war times. As you read through the book, remember all of the firsts you have experienced because of the war. Through the theme, Beverly and the War, we have attempted to depict them. Bond rallies, Tw l ' 1 4 . scrap drives, defense courses, these are now asymuch a part of our school life as the sports and clxubs. Red Cross projects and book collections were sponsored, izvar lecturers were en- listed to make clear to the student body the need of itguserv- ing by conserving , Beverly, inspired, worked hard and well. joe Norman, alumnus, is also helping to win the war, his first war. Once a football hero or a batting champion, joe now is on Uncle Samls team, and we may be sure that he is fighting just as hard to bring the same glory to America that he formerly brought to Beverly RUTH KRICK IA A . ,al , l ,V f w . ,ff ,fu it T' E R if 5 W i yi, lull' li M , il ,of If pt l K Al-,' use V l ff l J' JI' Q,

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