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

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HENRY MOORE STudenT Body PresidenT DONNA GERSHON I Vice-PresidenT ' BEVERLY GRANT Commissioner of Records GIL ALLEN Commissioner oT Einance FRED PALMIERI Commissioner of PubIiciTy CAROL JOHANSON HIGHLIGHTS Co-EdiTor-In-ChieT BETH SIEROTY Girls' League PresidenT DON LOZABNICK Boys' League PresidenT PHIL JAEFE SpiriT CommiTTee Co-Chairman IDELLE EEINBERG SpiriT CommiTTee Co-Chairman DICK BALOS HIGHLIGHTS Co-EdiTor-in-ChieT . We who have been given The opporTuniTy To aTTend Beverly Hills High School should be ever graTeTul. Beverly has a beauTiTuI campus -wiTh iTs rolling green lawns, iTs graceTul Trees, iTs imposing buildings, iTs uITra-modern swim gym, iTs Tennis courTs, and iTs aThleTic Tield. Beverly has an able and loyal TaculTy. No high school commands more presTige. Beverly oTTers opporTuniTies and advanTages +ha+ oTher schools do noT have. Eew schools can maTch Beverly's lnviTaTional Baskerball Tour- namenT, AAU Swimming MeeT, Shakespearean EesTivaI, musical TesTivaIs, A Cappella Choir, and OrchesTra. No high school has a beTTer school paper Than The HIGHLIGHTS or an annual superior To The WATCHTOWER. BeverIy's spiriT runs deep and True. IT is a I 8 SPRING IRECTURS clemocraTic school. IT is governed principally by iTs own oTTicers and council, and iTs laws are enTorced by iTs own courT. IT oTTers an equal opporTuniTy To all To learn and To serve and To receive The rewards oT meriT. Thank you, Beverly, Tor everyThing you have done Tor us, Tor The happiesT years oT our lives, Tor Teaching us whaT we should know, Tor de- veloping our personaliTies, Tor molding our characTers, Tor making us sTronger and beTTer, and Tor helping To prepare us Tor IiTe. I, who have been privileged To serve as presi- denT OT The sTudenT body This semesTer, would like To express my graTiTude To The TaculTy, The adminisTraTion, The sTuoIenT council, my cabineT, and every one oT you who have done so much To help during my adminisTraTion. HENRY Moone

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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

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,fmwws . . I I HARD-WORKING senior cabineT members are, leTT To righT, Erwin Rosen, Treasurer: Basil Clyman, vice-presiclenT7 Ivan MeiTus, president and Ilona Brady, secreTary. , DIRECTORATE ConducTing This semesTer's producTions Trom Their podiums in The sTudenT governmenT room were The members OT The summer STudenT Council. I 5 Under PresidenT I-Ienry Moore The Council be- gan immediaTely To compose plans Tor a spring carnival. CO-chairmen OT The carnival cOmmiT- Tee, PaT Abrams and Donna Gershon, sTaTed ThaT The purpose OT The evenT was To uniTe all The individual groups and sTudenTs inTO a common cause, working Tor Beverly. Early in The semesTer The need arose Tor an assembly commiTTee, made up OT Tive sTudenTs and Tive TaculTy members. The group had The power To approve, suggesT, invesTigaTe, and ACTIVE summer sophomore cabinel' oTTicers include, leTT TO righT, Sally King, secreTary: Milce Glick, vi-ce-presidenT: l.oreTTa I-Iarris, presidenTg and Evie PaTTiz, Treasurer. INDUSTRIOUS members OT The summer iunior cabineT are, leTT To righT, Margie Feinberg, secreTaryq Jim Morrow, presidenTg Don Reznick, vice-president and Frances LichTer, 'Treasurer. , ' iudge all TuTure assemblies as To Their suiTabiliTy. NexT on The agenda was a new campus cleanup sysTem, in which diTTerenT colored Tlags, accord- ing To The campus raTing, were raised every aTTernoOn aTTer TourTh period. An average higher Than 85 per cenT enabled school To 'be dismissed early on Fridays. The ABC I-Iandboolq was re-ediTed, and deco- raTiOn OT The sTudenT governmenT room was compleTed. A commission was appoinTed To seT a sTurdy ToundaTiOn Tor homecoming day in The Tall. During This Time all acTiviTies cenTered around one goal, ThaT OT improving school spiriT. VVI-IEELS OT The summer Treshman class are cabineT mem- bers, leTT To righT, Eileen BoTwiclc, secreTary: Bob Allen, vice! presidenTq Milce Cahill, president and Susan Long, Treasurer. I 9