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

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GORDON CLARKE STudenT Body PresidenT PAT ABRAMS CAROL GOSHAW Commissioner oT Reco BRUCE ROGERS Commissioner oT Eina DON McDANlEL Commissioner of Publi BOBBE ANNE EICI-lE HIGHLIGHTS EdiTor-in JOYCE HUPP Girls' League PresidenT TOM TANNENBAUM Boys' League PresidenT BARBARA PICKUS SpiriT CommiTTee Chairman DON WOLF Head Yell Leader RONNA GERSHON Head Pom-Pon Girl Now we are graduaTing. We are leaving be- hind us Tour memorable and signiTicanT years here aT Beverly. We are leaving everyThing Thar has meanT so much To us during These years: The games and rallies To which we gave our spiriTg The dances and acTiviTies we aTTendedg The clubs and organizaTionsg The imporTanT TuncTion oT The sTudenT governmenT in which we all have Taken parTg and mosT oT all, The Triends we made here aT Beverly. We will never TorgeT The keen compeTiTion in our gym or ouT on l-lerried Field, The beauTiTul music oT our choir and orchesTra, The Tun and Thrills oT our school elecTions, and The exciTemenT OT all our many sTage producTions. We will never TorgeT These spacious halls and This beauTiTul I6 FALL DIRECTORS campus: all will help To remind us OT The privilege we had oT being Normans. These are The mem- ories which will live wiTh us Torever. l would like To exTend my hearTTelT Thanks To The STudenT Council, The help and cooperaTion oT which was indispensable in making sTudenT gov- ernmenT a working reali+y This semesTerg To The TaculTy, which has always given so much encour- agemenT and assisTance To our sTudenT body acTiviTiesg and To The adminisTraTion, which has so ably coordinaTed The inTeresT oT boTh The Tac- ulTy and The sTudenT body inTo one common obiecTive, The beTTermenT oT Beverly High. To all The sTudenTs l can exTend only my humble appre- ciaTion Tor The opporTuniTy To have served you as sTudenT body presidenT. GORDON CLARKE

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TECHNICIANS CAFETERIA sTaTT members who man NOrmandy's commissary are, Top row, leTT To righT, Mrs, Grace Klinger, Mrs. AlTa Brown, Mrs. Irene WilhiTe, and Mrs. Hazel Crossman. BoTTom row, leTT To righT, are Mrs, RuTh Bodner, Mrs. CaTherine Ryden, Mrs. l-lazel CliTTOn, and Mrs. DoroThy Nagel. Keeping The records sTraighT Tor The pro- ducers and direcTOrs is The chieT iob OT The eTTicienT OTTice sTaTT aT Beverly. The secreTaries' many duTies include compil- ing aTTendance and school Tiles, prinTing The bulleTin each day, and sending TranscripTs TO universiTies. Sharing The knowledge and experi- ence which They have gained is anOTher im- porTanT aspecT OT Their rouTine. Girls inTeresTed in secreTarial work aTTer graduaTion Tind help under The waTchTul eyes OT The sTaTT by Taking oTTice service. New caTeTeria supervisor, Miss RuTh Melges, was added To The crew This year. Since she began her new posiTion, she has managed To SECRETARIES who keep The records sTraighT are Top row. leff To righT, Mrs. Virginia ATwOod, Mrs. CaTherine Arrauio, and Mrs. BeaTrice Kennedy, Mrs. Miss Miss Marie Rose. BOTTOm row are Elsie SmiTh, Mrs. EThyl MarTin, Mrs. RuTh Magyary, and Gynnenda EleTT. revise The caTeTeria sysTem compleTely, provid- ing bag and plaTe lunches and TasTer and more economical service. Normandy's oTTicial sTage crew has also been on The iob. Under The direcTiOn OT Mr. John Sandberg, head gardener, The enTire cam- pus-Trom The shrubbery To The lasT blade OT grass--was Trimmed in order To insure greener grass Tor summer graduaTiOn. This was included in ha landscaping OT The grounds. Working closely wiTh The resT OT The sTaTT, The cusTodians have kepT The sTage OT Beverly's acTiviTies spoTlessly clean and have given boTh Normans and TaculTy reason Tor real pride in Beverly. CUSTODIANS are Top row, leTT To righT, Mr. Paul Jacob, Mr. William STrange, Mr. Richard Del NOsTrO, and Mr. Harold Gilliam. Second row, leTT To righT, are Mr. Frank Yorba, Mr. Earl Bovee, Mrs. Marie 5TansTield, Mr. POrTer Boyer, and Mr. Donald ATwOOd. BoTTom row, leTT To righT, are Mr. Phillip Cappelli, Miss Viole Clarke. Mrs. Isabelle MaThews, and Mr. T-lenry M-cCaghren. I'5

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TNDUSTRIGUS winTer senior cabineT members are, leTT To righT, Henry Moore, presidenT: Brooks Cowgill, vice4presidenT: CynThia KnechT, secreTary: and Debby Williams, Treasurer. DIRECTORATE Headlining The large company oT perTorm- ers aT Beverly during The Tall semesTer, WinTer 50's STudenT Council broughT up The curTain on a scene Tilled wiTh work. Council meeTings, presided over by Gordon Clarke, were The cues Tor a Tull schedule oT evenTs, including Hello and Smile Week, compleTe wiTh mysTery people and Carol Go- shaw's wonderTul ideas: plans Tor a carnival in The spring, in which booThs would be operaTed by Beverly clubs: and a Bay League Dance aT Torrance sponsored by The Bay League Forum. A new nominaTion sysTem was devised by PaT Abrams and The elecTion commiTTee and Tea- ENERGETIC winTer sophomore council leaders are, leTT To righT, LoreTTa Harris, secreTary: Pierre Mornell, presidenT7 Phil Gay, vice-presidenT: and RiTa Kaufman, Treasurer. l HARD AT WORK managing iunior aTTairs are cabineT oTTicers, leTT To righT, Marilyn Willey, vice-president Buzzy JeweTT, Treasurer: Don Nelson, presidenT: and Carol French, secreTary. Tured acTiviTy periods, where candidaTes Tor class oTTices would be inTroduced, Thus relieving regular nominaTion assemblies. Remodeling oT The sTudenT governmenT room wiTh new curTains and desks was planned. The elecTric scoreboard, purchased The previous semesTer, was insTalled and laTer presenTed To The Board oT EducaTion. During The TooTball season, The council origi- naTed The idea oT selling cokes aT games. Under Jim lvlorrow's direcTion, The sales raised over SIOO, which wenT To The sTudenT body Treasury. A new campus clean-up campaign, whereby each area oT The school was checked by an honor group, was also among The proposals passed by The council. ENTHUSIASTIC members OT The Trosh winTer cabineT are, leTT To righT, BeTTy Ann C'ranT, secreTary7 Arline Ander- son, Treasurery Dick C5oldsmiTh, presidenT, and Tony Nesburn, vice-president I 7