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

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76 entre ' We Are the Senior Class of '48 was the theme song of senior A's and B's as they exercised their newly-acquired rights as the mighty and took over the school in the initial Senior Day event. On this day, class officers assumed the duties of the administrators, while other seniors taught classes. A colorful float parade, which took place in the swim gym, was the other big feature of the event, and all clubs and sponsored organizations were encouraged to submit entries in the com- petition. Faculty and student judges awarded first prize to the Highlights staff for its interpretation of the Spirit of Bev- erly theme. The first oscar for general excellence went to the National Thespian Society, with the Studio Club and S.P.Q.B. taking honorable mention. To conclude the day's events, the seniors thoroughly trounced the juniors in a spirited inter- class tug-of-war. 9 Climaxing high school activities for the winter graduates were the Senior Prom at the Bel Air Bay Club, Baccalaureate serv- ices, the Senior Breakfast at the California Country Club, and finally Commencement exercises. Beginning with Senior Day, continu- ing with You Can't Take lt With You, and ending with a whirl of pre-graduation affairs, class events were programmed by Officers Harrison Baker, Martha Purvis, Marilyn Borden, and Phyllis Krasny, with the faculty assistance of Mrs. Eleanor Welch. ACADEMY WINNERS W' TITLE -mv - , Most Loquacious Funniest Laugh Biggest Big-Timer Most Sophisticated Flashiest Dresser Best Figure and Physique Best Line Quickest W't Most lndusyious Best Dresse' Most Reserve Best Dancer Biqqest Fli Loudest Most Naive Most Friendly Most Court-eo-s Most Active Brainiest Biqqest Character Most Talented Biqqest Polit'cian Senior Who Has Dore the Most for His Schoc' GIRL. Renee Sheranian Patsy Hanna Cynthia Hernphi Barbara Factor Beverly O'Larry Beverly O'Larry Gloria Getts Cynthia Hemph' Eleanor Green Marilyn Lindsay Joyce Moss Elaine Horwitz Pat Gray Pam Marshall Gloria Getts Lou Ann Dav'es Gloria Bushan Gloria Getts Eleanor Green Elane KraSfiY Marilyn Lindsay Marilyn Lindsay Audrey Kelley Renee Sheraniar' Marilyn Lindsay Marilyn Lindsay 48 BOY Bill Robinson Wayne Knickrneyer Doug Glaser Dick Hammond Doug Farrell Roland Srnith Dewey Hecht Harrison Baker Alan Sieroty Dick Harnnriond Don McKiDb'n John Brornc Doug Farrell Gary Perren Ronald Thompson Doug Farrell Waily Marks John Sucklinq Alon Sieroty Doug Glaser Bill Robinson Harrison Baker John Sucklinq John Sucklinq