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

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Board members ore, left To righf, Mr. Joseph Long, Mrs. Orville Borden, Mr. Horace Blackman, Jr., presd t Mrs. Byron Thalheimer, cmd Mr. Howard Reynolds. BOARD OF EDUCATIUN The head big chiefs of The DogpaTch Town in Normandy are The five diligenT members oT The Beverly Hills Board of EducaTion. Working wiTh These people is Mr. R. G. MiTchell, The superinTendenT of schools in Beverly Hills. Bearing The TiTle of depuTy superinTendenT is Dr. E. J. Hum- mel, while heading The AdulT EducaTion is Mr. Arnold Bowhay. The sup- erinTendenT of schools, along wiTh principals of The various Beverly Hills schools, is on hand To give recommendaTions To The Board. The conTinuous duTy of The Board consisTs of improving The Beverly Hills High School buildings and grounds. IT also Takes care of all The school supplies and furnishes iTs equipment The Board in iTselT is com- prised oT five parenTs and ciTizens who work unselfishly and are noT paid for The wonderful work and greaT amounT of Time ThaT They conTribuTe To The school. They meeT every Two weeks To discuss The immediaTe prob- lems and needs oT all The Beverly Hills DisTricT schools. They consisTenTly aTTend all The school TuncTions, a Tacf which is proof of Their eagerness To promoTe beTTer inTeresT in all programs and oTher acTiviTies. During The pasT Two semesTers The Board has noT failed in iTs service To Normandy. IT boughf Tor The A Cappella Choir beaufiful blue robes of excellenT maTerial which will lasT Tor many years. IT also boughf The sTylish curTains Tor The Girls' League Friendship Room. The indusTrious parenTs on The Board are Mr. Horace Blackman, Jr., presidenT, Mrs. Orville Borden, Mr. Joseph A. Long, Mr. Howard W. Reynolds, and Mrs. Byron Thalheimer. Working To improve Normandy, These ciTizens are doing a wonderful job, noT only by promising a beTTer school sysfem, buT by giving unspar- ingly of Their Time and elTorTs To build a beTTer generafion Tor Tomorrow. 8 MiTc Dr. E. J. Hum l Bowh y

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The Administration and FaculTy,ioin me in expressing congratulations To The Class oT l952. You have made many conTribuTions To Beverly in your Tour years and will loin with honor The Thousands of Beverly alumni who are representing us so capalaly in universities and colleges and in business and professional liTe. AT The ouTseT oT your senior year, we adopted as our guiding principles Two words: REDEDlCATlON and RE- EVALUATION. Rededication To The American way of liTe and love oT Country, Re-evaluation of The basic principles of moral character and ethical standards. School projects and individual accomplishments indicate we have successfully initiated This program. May l suggest That These Two words remain a part of your living in The new environments that await you upon graduation. Their adherence, with The added ingredi- ent of good scholarship, will lead To Tull and saTisTying post-high school experiences. Good fortune and smooth sailing in your new ex- perience. Your potential is high. May your achieve- menT be equal To that poTenTial. Mr. Kenneth l,. Peters Principal X. -67' ADMINISTRATIO Thoughtful administrators are, leTT To right, Mr. John H. French, dean of boys, Mrs. Romaine Pauley, girls' adviser, and Mr, Harry M. Alter, assistant principal. C45 9 QT .ll l x-l '51, J X ' 'B ' 'fl'X NN 1' s Mfg. I ' 'E -. Q i L89 sill.,