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

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DAVID DYER JOHNNY MANN BARBARA PICKUS PAT ABRAMS EdiTOr-in-Chief Head Yell CO-Chairman CO-Chairman Highlighfs Leader SDiriT COmmiTTee SpiriT COmmiTTee pokes Spin Spring Tervor galloped ThroughOuT The i949 Summer Council. STudenT body PresidenT Frank UIT organized his cabine+ inTO one OT The mosT eTTecTive and energeTic Councils ever To work Toward school Triendship, cleanliness, and all-round imprOvemenT. l-lello Day was The TirsT real sTep in prOmOTing Triendship and spiriT Towards Normans' improvemenT. Campus cleanup was parTially solved when The honor clubs each agreed To dOnaTe one lunch period a week TO picking up papers around The campus. SOmeThing new in cOOperaTiOn, a STudenT-FaculTy Board, is in acTiOn To discuss problems exisTing beTween sTudenTs and Teachers. Harnessing The danger OT running in The halls, a sysTem OT a 3 minuTe bell was insTalled in place OT The hecTic 2 minuTe bell. A major campaign issue-The elecTric scoreboard-will be realized beTOre The end OT The year, when clubs and sTudenTs buy and erecT Their long-awaiTed scoreboard on The gym Tield. The Council also planned Tor The ringing OT The chimes once every hour Trom 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. lT's going To be hard Tor succeeding councils TO equal The spiriT OT This l949 Summer Coun- cil or TO Tind prOiecTs on which' To work ThaT This group has nOT already approached Or solved. LOOKlN6 PRETTY is The Summer Council-Top row, ArT STauTTer, Larry SpecTor, Jack BuTler, DOroThy James, l-lenry Moore, Barbara Pickus, Mary Anderson, and Fred Feingold. SeaTed are Jack Skinner, PaTTy l-leim, Jay Sandrich, Suzy Thalheimer, Frank UIT, BeTsy RoberTs, George Frakes, and Mike Glick. SUMMER COUNCIL

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SUMMER CABINET FRANK ULF STudenT Body PresidenT Summer Stage As we close The doors To our high school liTe, we should look back over The years we have spenT aT Beverly. We have worked TogeTher in The classroom and have compeTed wiTh each OTher on The aThleTic Tield. Some OT Our experiences we shall cherish Toreveri and oThers will serve as lessons nOT To be repeaTed. We have seen The Torming OT our sTudenT canTeen, The insTallaTion OT The memorial chimes, and lasT and mosT beneTicial, we have wiTnessed a more friendly spiriT OT Tellowship among all The sTudenTs on our campus. IT all OT you who remain cOnTinue To carry on in This spiriT OT Tellow- ship, your school will always be looked upon as a school OuTsTanding in every Tield: scholarship, sporTsmanship, and Tellowship. l would like TO express my sinceresT appreciaTion TO my Council Tor The splendid work each member has done This pasT semesTer, and also To The adminisTraTiOn and TaculTy, who cooperaTed wiTh us TO The TullesT measure. And lasT, buT nOT leasT, l would like To Thank The sTudenT body as a whole, who made my Term OT oTTice one never To be TOrgOTTen. FRANK ULF BETSY ROBERTs suzY THALHEIMER BRucE Roeeizs JIM eOLosToNE Vice-PresidenT Commissioner of Records Commissioner OT Finance Commissioner of Publ Ty

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GIRLS' LEAGUE Ladies' Aid Society MERRY MERRlTT PATTY l'lElM Winler Presidenl Summer President i ll lhe sludenls ol Beverly l-lills l-ligh School have noliced a lriendlier leeling around campus, il proves lhal lhe Girls' League lruly has a golden louch. Their grealesl aim lhis year was lo promole closer unily among lhe girls, and wilh lhis purpose in mind, several leas and parlies were held lor lhe newcomers lo Beverly's halls. Wilh Merry Merrill and Pally l-leim each occupying lhe loreman's posilion lor a semesler, lhe League perlormed many oulslanding lasks. Among ils accomplishmenls are lhree lhal meril special nolice. The Albion Slreel School Chrislmas parly was held lor lhe less lorlunale children wilh Sanla Claus and his League helpers dislribuling gills. The Girls' League is known lor ils philanlhropic nalure, and in lhe inleresl ol olhers, lhe girls sponsored lhe Red Cross drive al Normandy. Anolher imporlanl iob, ollen overlooked by mosl sludenls. was lhe arranging ol some excellenl assemblies. These lasks, and olhers, were carried oul lo perleclion by Beverly's belles. The League can look back upon lhis year's records and lrulhlully say, Today well lived. GIRLS' LEAGUE governmenl includes Marilyn Willey, Sherry Brown, Molly Cosgrave, Connie Weinlraub, Shirley Shakeley, Mary l-lahn, Debbie Williams. and Sarane Waldman lslandinglg Donna Gershon, Belh Sieroly, Pally l-leim, and Mimi Lager lsealedl. ' 20