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

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MR. R. G. MITCHELL DR. E. J. HUMMEL PRO UTERS Carrying on behind The scenes during The pasT year, The Board oT EducaTion has accom- plished a vasT amounT oT worlc and Thereby helped much in improving Beverly and iTs large sTudenT casT. Principal achievemenT has been The renova- Tion oT all The heaTing pIanTs in The Tive schools, including new boilers and Tire breaks. In con- necTion also wiTh The renovaTion was The land- scaping and pruning oT The grounds along Moreno Drive. New loudspeakers Tor The Swim- Gym and The girls' and boys' gyms were purchased. The elecTric scoreboard, boughT lasT year wiTh The Board's help, was insTalled during The Tall and IaTer presenTed To The Board by The STudenT Council. The new caTeTeria sysTem, compIeTeIy revised during The Tall by Miss RuTh Melges, MR. A. A. BOWHAY caTeTeria supervisor, was highly successTuI. In The way oT addiTionaI courses oTTered were The organ and piano classes, TaughT by Mrs. Leah K. Moore, Tormer girls' adviser. Mrs. Romaine H. Pauley replaced Mrs. Moore This year, enabling her To conTinue her Teaching. For The TirsT Time in abouT Ten years, The Problems oT Democracy 8 classes included in Their pro- gram a course on Tamily reIaTions. IT proved exTremeIy valuable To The seniors and has prompTed a similar course To be TaughT soon in The grammar schools. The Board Tor This lasT year was made up oT Mr. Wiley N. Caldwell, presidenTp Mr. Horace Blaclcman, Mrs. MargareT Borden, Mrs. MargareT Meserve, and Mr. Howard Reynolds. Mr. R. G. MiTcheII, superinTendenT oT schools, served as secreTary. fi BOARD OF EDUCATION members Tor The pasT year were, IeTT To righT, Mr. Horace L. Blackman, Jr., Mrs. MargareT Meserve, Mr. Wiley N. Caldwell IpresidenTI, Mrs. MargareT Borden, and Mr. Howard W. Reynolds. I O

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I PRESARIUS To The Class oT l95O: Please accepT The Thanlcs ol: The adminisTra- Tion and The TaculTy oT Beverly Hills High School Tor The conTribuTions you have made To our campaign To Make Beverly BeTTer. If Beverly Hills is a more Triendly school, if real loyalTy and spiriT exisT wheTher we win or lose, if academic achievemenT sTill is oT real irnporTance To mosT sTudenTs, if There is a grow- ing sense oT The worTh oT whaT we learn, raTher Than The grade earned-you and your classmaTes have been oT real assisTance in The improvemenT MR. JOHN B. CROSSLEY Principal We hope ThaT your years aT Beverly will give you ToundaTions Tor success in your TuTure edu- caTion and your TuTure worlc. As you review The ideals Tor which your school sTands, may maTu- riTy bring a sTronger convicTion ThaT you can and will sTrive To live up To These ideals. You leave us wiTh our hearTy good wishes Tor every success. We hope ThaT you will always be proud ThaT you are a graduaTe oT Beverly Hills High School. John B. Crossley in each oT These areas. Principal MR. HARRY M. ALTER MR. K. C. MITCHELL MRS. ROMAINE H. PAULEY MR. JOHN H, FRENCH Vice-Principal AdminisTraTive AssisTanT Girls' Adviser Boys' Adviser