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

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MR. R. G. MITCHELL DR. E. J. HUMMEL MR. A. A. BOWHAY Ilia te 141-cle itec' M plan Responsible for the Normandy of today, of which students are very proud, and for the reali- zation of the school that will be the Normandy of tomorrow is the Beverly Hills Board of Educa- tion. Because of the many efforts of the Board to make Beverly Hills High School one of the finest educational institutions in the country, the students owe each member a vote of thanks. This group of public spirited citizens gives generously its time and energy to make sure that the students are provided with a safe cn- vironment in which to work, with the finest edu- cational facilities, and with expert faculty leader- ship. The scholarship standard of Beverly has always remained high, and good grades from the high school are often honored beyond those of , other schools by colleges and universities throughout the country. The Beverly Hills Board of Education has worked hard this past year to fulfill its aims. The group works without compensation of any kind, and its prime objective is to benefit the school 'system of this city. Members of the Board often go to the various schools in the district to see that everything is as it should be. The student body at Normandy is very grateful to the organi- zation for purchasing the new carpet in the Friendship Room. The board includes Mrs. Margaret Borden, president, Mr. Horace Blackman, Jr. g Mr. Joseph Long 5 Mrs. Margaret Meserveg Mr. R, G. Mitchell, and Mr. Howard Reynolds. The past years members of the Board of Education are, left to right, Mr. Howard Reynolds: Mr. Horace Blackman, Jr.: Mrs. Margaret Borden, president, Mrs. Margaret Meserve: and Mr. Joseph Long. lO

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with bra Mmen TO THE CLASS OF 1951 It is a pleasure to express appreciation and congratulations to the Class of 1951 for its achievement, cooperation, and contributions. My freshman year at Beverly has been a valuable experience due very largely to the fine spirit generated by your class. You will find the history of the school year Written in the 1951 WATCHTOVVER. As the years pass, this publication Will serve to bring back cherished memories of the successes, cam- paigns, activities, and friendships so abundantly present on the Norman Campus. The pictures of your classmates, teachers, and school will bring to focus, in the years to come, nostalgic and pleas- ant thoughts of a most eventful and profitable period in your lives. MR. HARRY M. ALTER MR. K. C. MITCHELL ice. 1-inci a minis ra ive ssis an VP pl AdttAtt GlAd B +,,., , , MR. KENNETH L. PETERS Principal Our thoughts go with you as you leave Bev- erly, and, behind the scenesj' We will share in your successes, your disappointments, and your contributions. Just as you have made fl Better Beverlyn through the past four years we know you will find your rightful place in adult life to insure a Better World, free of oppressions, fears, and hatreds. Best Wishes for every success in years to come. It is our hope that every member of the Class of 1951 Will be proud to make known that he is a graduate of the Beverly Hills High School. Sincerely yours, ffwwfdd gefmax MRS. ROMAINE H. PAULEY MR. JOHN H. FRENCH ir s' viser oys' Adviser ll ,