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

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r 't' W 1 AIIMI ISlIlAlI0 Each year one should strive to become a better person than he was the year before. Such a program when carried on seriously has led to the development of some of our most outstanding students. You young people who have measured up to the challenges that have been placed before you are to be congratulated upon your accomplishments. Your scholastic record of the past year is an achievement of which all members of our community may well be proud. It isn't every group of young people who can make such a good rec- ord. The old proverb that No man is free who is not master of himself points a way for you students. Master yourself and you overcome your greatest obstacle to success. R. G. MITCHELL 9

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l r I l i l R. G. Mitchell E. J. Hummel A. A. Bowhay Illlll l llllllIlllI0 This year the Board of Education started actual work on many activities that were mere suggestions in the past. Work commenced on the land in back of the school with the main emphasis on a student body parking lot on Heath Drive, suitable for 300 or more automobiles. There will also be a horticultural building on the north side of Heath, a hot house, a green house, six tennis courts, and possibly a student luncheon area on the south side of the street. Other activities of the Board were the placing of copper tubing in the athletic field, preparing the field's top soil for irrigation, revising a new sprinkling system also for the athletic field, and continuing visual education in Beverly Hills High School and Beverly Vista Elementary School, under the direction of Mr. Jack Schwartz. Members of this year's Board included Mr. John D. Lusk, president, Mr. Wiley N. Caldwell, Mrs. Josephine Dorstewitz, Mrs. Dorothy Fess, and Mr. Howard W. Reynolds. Mr. R. G. Mitchell, superintendent of schools, served as secretary of the Board. 8

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IACIIIIY HELEN-LOUISE ALDRICH Mathematics HARRY M. ALTER Assistant Principal 'NEWMAN BORDEN Mathematics MARY BRISTOL Assistant Secretary CHARLES BROWN Physical Education LOIS BROWN Guidance Office GLEN M. CASE Music FLOY CONNERS Social Studies LOUISE DUNN Language 'SAX ELLIOT Physical Education ED ELLIOTT Mathematics 'NORMAN FJELDSTED Science JOHN FRENCH Mathematics EDNA GARDINER Commercial 'PAULINE GARNELLA Commercial MAX GLASS Physical Education JESSE A, GOOCH Science ANNETTE GRAUPE Language 'FRANCES A. GRIFFIN Lanague MARY GRU BER Physical Education BRYANT M. HALE Art 'LOUIS HANCHETT Industrial Arts LOUIS HART Physical Education CHARLES C. HERBST Science ' 'EVELYN HOOVER Commercial RICHARD JACKSON Industrial Arts SYLVIA KITTELL Library Cleric JAMES KNAUER Language EDITH KNOLES Language ISABELLE LINDSAY Assistant Librarian JOHN MARROW Physical Education ETHEL MARTIN Business Secretary GERTRUDE MAYOTTE Secretary to the Principal 'JANE McCLURE Home Economics WILLIAM C. MORRISON Science JOHN PADILLA Language ALIDA PARKER English JANET PATEY Physical Education ROMAINE PAULEY English CORRINE PYLE Home Economics