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

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TOP'ROW: Erwin osen ean ' rien, an a e roo s X X9 5 65 Q 1 9' -s w i , arr reen er , R ,D OB ST Shk,B kCogllByG bg Dick T-luberTy, Dick Ross. SECOND ROW: Daryl Snyder, STeve T-lorrell, Don McDaniel, Mike Serlin, Bernie Shapiro. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Rudnick, Howard Rubin, Dick Balos, Chuck Tirman Laurie Glass, Don Lozabnick, ABSENT MEMBERS: Bill Amass, Fried Palmieri, Ted Shapiro, ArT STauTTer. Primo Dons oT Normandy's Boys' League, headed by PresidenTs Tom Tannenbaum and Don Lozabnick, had The chieT responsibiliTy OT keeping The year's program packed wiTh acTiviTies. The League's oTTicial purpose was To serve every boy in school and To prepare him Tor TuTure liTe. IT sTrived To give The boys a chance aT managing groups, Thereby developing lead- ership. EncouragemenT was also given Tor good school spiriT, ciTizenship, and sporTs parTicipa- Tion. Boys also helped new sTudenTs To TiT inTo high school liTe. PRI 0 DUNS There were no big broThers, such as used in The Girls' League. lnsTead, cabineT oTTicers acTed as an advisory board To help Treshmen wiTh Their individual problems. The League joined wiTh The girls in many proiecTs. Included in These was a GeT AcguainTed ParTy, in which new sTudenTs had an opporTuniTy To meeT Their sTudenT leaders. The Leagues also spon- sored a number oT Norman Mixers, popular noon dances. An Alumni Day was organized and TeaTured a dinner aTTer The day's TesTiviTies. All in all, These acTive primo dons had guiTe a busy year in planning Their many producTions. TOM TANNENBAUM DON LOZABNICK WinTer PresidenT Summer PresidenT 2 I

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JOYCE l-IUPP BETH SIEROTY WinTer Presidenl' Summer PresidenT Budding prima donnas oT The Girls' League sTarred in one oT The busiesT groups aT Nor- mandy This year. DirecTed by Prexies Joyce l-lupp and BeTh SieroTy, The cabineT began The year wiTh a Big and LiTTle SisTer Plan, in which senior girls aided incoming Treshman and TransTer girls in learn- ing abouT high school liTe. A highly successTul Big and LiTTle SisTer ParTy in SepTember was sTaged, in which inTroducTions oT commiTTee sponsors and cabineT members were made. Weekly birThday parTies were also an inno- vaTion oT This year's League. AT ChrisTmas Time an employmenT bureau provided iobs Tor Those I1 ff! ,fc I ,wfr j,Q,, PRIMA DONNAS who wanTed any kind oT sTeady employmenT. The TradiTional Albion STreeT ChrisTmas ParTy proved as usual To be a wonderTul experience Tor The cabineT. AnoTher TradiTion, Luggage Day, was also enioyed. The girls' oTTicial cos- Tumes were red caps, signiTying ThaT They musT carry The boys' books. Eern Dell was The desTinaTion oT The l-lobo Jungle JaunT, which TeaTured a Tull day oT Tun and surprises Tor all. An EasTer egg hunT was also held beTore spring vacaTion. SpoTlighTing all These many acTiviTies during The year were issues oT The BEVERLY BELLE, The League's oTTicial newsleTTer, which was obviously never lacking in sTories. TOP ROW: Joyce l-lupp, Bobbe Anne Eiche, RuTh Glesby, Gloria Kopman. June Ferrer. SECOND ROW: RuTh Lazarus, Sue LapkoTT, Virginia Berger, Evelyn l-lull, Marilyn Ward, BeTh SieroTy, Marcia CarTer, Carol French. Tl-llRD ROW: Shirley Shakely, Connie ein rau , Susan Randall, Sarane Waldman, PaT Abrams, Mar Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: W T b y Audrey Bach, Bonnie Byrnes, Lynn Vale, Beverly Grant Barbara Gardner, Judy Theodore, R l C h osa ie o en. Q A A Al Tl 20

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SCORERS WiTh The sTudenT governmenT room as iTs seT-- Ting, The STudenT CourT has been one oT The chieT reasons Tor The success oT I3everly's sTudenT governmenT. ChieT JusTice Diclc Pauley and his associaTes George Fralces, Carol French, CynThia KnechT, Mimi Lager, Johnny Mann, Dean O'Brien, Daryl Snyder, ArT STauTTer, and Jim Morrow, who served Trom SepTember To February, I4epT Bev- erIy's sTudenT casT lined up during The year. Each Time a Norman disregardsa rule, he is summoned and broughT beTore The courT. This imporTanT phase oT our governmenT TuncTions on The Theory ThaT punishmenT is more TorceTuI if inTlicTed- by Tellow sTudenTs. The iusTices discuss each individual case and decide upon The degree oT guiIT. PenaITies are, Tor The mosT parT, in The Torm oT deducTions oT Norman poinTs. The Norman PoinT Plan, under which The courT operaTes, is characTerized by The TacT ThaT each sTudenT begins The guarTer wiTh TorTy poinTs. IT an oTTense is commiTTed and The courT proves The sTudenT guilTy, poinTs are de- ducTed Trom his record. ATTer losing TwenTy poinTs, The deTendanT is puT on The losT privilege rosTer, and he may noT aTTend assemblies unTil he is awarded new poinTs. The loss oT ThirTy poinTs causes him To be placed on The resTricTed lisT, aT which Time he may noT run Tor school oTTices, appear in any sTage presenTaTions, parTicipaTe on aThleTic Teams, in clubs, or be a member oT The HIGH- LIGHTS' sTaTT. Suspension aTTer The loss oT The enTire TorTy poinTs is The usual penaITy which is decided upon by The adminisTraTion. The enTire sTudenT body is always welcome aT any oT The weelcly STudenT CourT proceedings, held every Wednesday aTTer school. AcTing as prompTers Tor The iusTices whenever a deTend- anT's school and ciTizenship record is required are The clerks oT The courT-Mrs. Romaine Paul- ey, girls' adviser, and Mr. John French, boys' adviser. STUDENT COURT iuclges considering The case aT hand are, sTanding, leTT To righT, ArT STauTTer, Jim Morrow, Johnny Mann, ' ' ' ii is D yl s and George Fralces. SiTTing, IeTT To rig T, are Carol Frenc , ar I CynThia KnechT. nyder, Mimi Lager, ChieT JusTice Diclc Pauley, Dean O Brien, and N31 gi n 22