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

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Yacul t Rae l Q' I. ' 1 CORINNE PYLE MILFRED SCHAFER VICTOR SEINE MARTHA STAVELY Home Economics Mathematics Language Social Studies WILLIAM C. QUANDT ERNA SCHWERIN MARGARET SMITH LEONARD STEIMLE Social Studies Science Nurse Mathematics Science Department Head CORA STEPHENSON MARJORIE STURGES LENNOX TIERNEY HARRIET LOUISE TOUTON English Language, Physical Education Art English Social Studies ADRIENNE STEHULA ALBERTA SWALLOW ETHEL .TOBIN DOROTHY VAN NESS Guidance Office Secretary Commercial Physical Education Mathematics HAZEL VAUGHAN RUTH WHEELER ANN WINNETT Librarian English Registrar ELEANOR WELCH Social Studies ' I ,sv l' , -- RL x , A' Xi' . iii .I X LZQY . ' .N - if J 3 . f I f Camera Slay Yaculty .IAN E AUSMAN Assistant Secretary ALMA BRODERICK Library Clerk ALICIA DOMINQUEZ Language FRANCES I-IURD Mathematics CATHRYN JOHNSON Attendance Secretary LEAH MOORE Acting Dean of Girls Music GRACE RATHWELL Mathematics Acting Department Head MADELEINE SEVENANS Corrective Speech l. , ,,..-........-..............w.-. 1-...........-.v., .

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Win ter C'a6inet 4, J I 4 I Q Y GEORGENE RITTER JOYCE WIARD DAVID HEYLER LADD.VINCENT Vice president Records Finance Safety LINCOLN SHERANIAN SUZANNE AYERS RUTH DELONGE MIKE SIMMONS Boys league pres. Girls' league pres. Publicity Highlights O Beverly's student body, during Winter '43-'44, was called upon to make more sacrifices than ever before demanded of any other group. Bond pro- grams, the Red Cross, the War Chest, and many other functions benefitted greatly through the unselfish and cooperative support given by the Norman student body. While meeting these quotas, Normandy found time to improve its school spirit tremendously. Not only did this increase in spirit and sportsman- ship help our athletic representatives, but it also served to increase the student pride in our school. 3 j X 5 f I , if 1 rx AJ! w ,gy I XS' i, MAL KLEIN Yell leader ! K KY 'J I CARL GEBHART This was the major accomplishment made at Beverly during the semester, but it was not the only one. Also notable and encouraging was the interest taken by the Freshmen in student affairs. To enable incoming students to become better acquainted with our school, a Freshman booklet was published through the efforts of the Student Council and the journalism department. The opportunities, the friendships, the traditions, and the faculty at Beverly High are too often taken for granted. We students, for the most part, fail to appreciate these factors until graduation draws near. The four pleasant years l have been at Beverly went all too fast. As I prepare to leave Normandy, however, I can truthfully say that the happiest days of my life were spent on this cam- 14 l. , Wa,-.YH ..,...,......,,,....,- ,,..,,..,.....,..,.., pus. I will never forget, nor will l ever deny, that Beverly Hills High School is tops! CARL GEBHART