Beverly Hills High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)
- Class of 1954
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Q -. ,.,, .' b ., . . . ff' ' Ur. rw 0, -53- .x,,. -.qu s -mx avi ii 493, 54 Ja , ' 2' we ff' N 51, 'hx .eq , hu. 4 , ,g n ,, 1-. iff 5 f?f'fif5fA ' Qlgw-4 '1i,ff f if W H E ' BGARD OF EDUCATION It has been said that the race marches forward on the feet of little children. We can easily adapt that statement to one we have emphasized frequently at the Beverly Hills High School-an informed youth guarantees an informed citizenry and thereby establishes the soundest safe- guard against encroachment by any of the insidious isms that are contrary to our democratic principles and ideals. lt is our hope that the graduating sen- iors have moved substantially forward in enlightenment, understanding, and edu- cational curiosity and are better able to meet their many responsibilities on the road ahead, whether it be to the colleges or universities, to the trade or technical schools, or to gainful employment. We are proud to have had some share in your growing-up process. We hope you are proud to look upon Beverly Hills High School as your Alma Mater. Good Luck - if you represent yourself well, you will represent Beverly well! Ld . ' ' si , gg Mr. Kenneth L. Peters, principal With enthusiasm for student activities, whether on the football field or in the classroom, Mr. Peters came to us four years ago after being principal at Monte- bello. l We have all come to know and love his warm, friendly personality, his cheer- ful smile and sly wink put everyone at ease. Our principal is someone to be proud of, and we are happy to have him with us. , ,R X , Mr, Harry M. Alter, vice-principal Discussing college entrance require- ments are Sophomore Counselor Miss Helen-Louise Aldrich, Freshman Counselor Mr. James Knauer, Senior Counselor Mr. Ed Elliott, and .lunior Counselor Miss Edith Knoles. A place to go with many of your problems is the Guidance Office. lts duties include sche- duling classes, programming students, inter- preting transcripts, and issuing work permits. One of the proiects of the Guidance Office this year was the filming of permanent rec- ords dating from l92l. This film was placed in a bomb-proof vault in downtown Los Angeles. Directing and supervising the activities of the Guidance Office is Vice Principal Harry M. Alter. As our direct contact with colleges and universities all over the country, he works with the counselors in recommending students for colleges and scholarships. Surveys are conducted among Beverly graduates to better prepare our students for college. Mr. Alter is also principal of Summer School and is our Bay League Athletic Representative. ,Z I Q -1. C7 f B if fig. A llw Q if ' Most of us have at one time or another found ourselves in the office of either Dr. French or Mrs. Pauley. Whether the problem is small or large, the girls' and boys' advisers are always available to help us. Although they handle the difficult iob of upholding the standards that Beverly is noted for, they always display sympathy and under- standing. They are co-advisers to the Student Court and supervisors of all school social activities and games. Mrs. Pauley is adviser to the Club Relations Board. Their guidance has been an outstanding influence on the lives of many Beverly students. r-+4 HELEN-LOUISE ALDRICH Malhemalics, Counselor RALPH ARNOLD English, Speech NEWMAN BORDEN Mafhemalics CHARLES BROWN Boys' Physical Educalion GLEN CASE Vocal Music PHYLLIS CLEMENS Enqlish, Social Sluides ED ELLIOTT Mathematics, Counselor JUDY FALK Girls' Physical Education ELSIE FITCH Language, Social Sludies ' NORMAN FJELDSTED Science CHRIS FLANAGAN Boys' Physical Educalion PATRlCE FLOYD Head Librarian PAULINEI GARNELLA Commercial MAX GLASS Commercial RUTH GREENFIELD Language 'FRANCES GRIFFIN Language BRYANT HALE Stage Crew, Watchtower 'LOUIS HANCHETT Industrial Arts CHARLES HERBST Science MARY HERBST Mathematics MARY HURLBUT language RICHARD JACKSON Industrial Arts JAMES KNAUER Language, Counselor EDITH KNOLES Language, Counselor CHARLES LAUFER Journalism, Social Studies WARD LESTER Drama, English LOUISE LILLARD language 'JOHN MARROW Boys' Physical Education 'JANE McCLURE Home Economics STEVE MILETICH Boys' Physical Education L is 5 'Uv i 'Thu' ISI t E rg r Mw I, ,lfl 2' mm Q2 V T r If' I VE fi I, fl! h Eff-I , X , s as 551275 ANN MITCHELL Home Co-ovdinalor LEAH MOORE Music, English WILLIAM MORRISON Science SALVATORE OCCHIPINTI Social Sludies JOHN PADILLA Language ALIDA PARKER English JANET PATEY Girls' Physical Education 'DENNIE PETERSON Commercial CORINNE PYLE Home Economics 'WILLIAM QUANDT Social Studies 'LUCILLE ROBERT Ar! EUNICE SCHMIDT English ERNA SCHWERIN Malhemafics VICTOR SEINE Language MADELEINE SEVENANS Speech Correction n HAL SIELING Boys'Pl1ysLcoIEducQvLon MARGARET SMITH School Nurs!! JOSEPH SONNTAG English FRED SPELLICY English CORA STEPHENSON Social Sludies, Language, Enqlwh REINHARD STERN Driver Educatlon GALE STOCKDALE Malhematics MARJORIE STURGES Girls' Phyxncal Educahon MARJORIE VIAU All CARL VIEBALOVICH Hdflkullure, General Science ELEANOR WELCH Social Sludues RUTH WH EE L E R English MARY ANN WHVTMORE Girls' Physlcal Educavon JAMES WILLIAMS Science GEORGE WRIGHT lnslrumervml wuz c CAMERA Sw IVA HUID Mdfhemamcs JIM PAINTER Mulhemovics 'btplllhllenl Head , . 'f W' 5 , 4 Q 'U' NJ Q. .r' ,Q-. .ak Top Row ll rt Cafeteria aids B Cottrell Patrick C Ryden E Ford Bottom Row H Clifton R Bodner M Letra Absent H Crossman lcafeterla managert E Young T Nesbitt W Strange D Atwood lhead cus odlanl Dirzys E Burrus N Jackson R Rich Bottom Row P Cappella G Leerhuber W Cottrell R Delnostro Absent G Greene Keeping records and files up to date, providing nour- ishing lunches for Normans and faculty, and balancing the books are just a few of the jobs performed by these groups of people. A vote of thanks to the staff aids, who have helped to make Beverly the fine school that it is. staff ' - . , V. Top Row ll-rt: Custodians f ' Q A. ' , . Commissioners of Records Lillian Ansill and Barbara Eisendrath Commissioners of Finance John Knapp and David Leipziger ?1- Upper Left: Commissioners of Publicity Lorraine Gottfried and Lynne Goldman . Above: Commissioners of Assemblies Johnnie An- derson and Lynne Goldman Left: Commissioners of Organizations Bob Yates and Lillian Ansill Making decisions concerning the activities of all organizations in the school and of the student body as a whole is the chief function of the Student Council. It requires a great deal of money to keep a group as large and active as the student body running smoothly, and it is the duty of the council to keep the, books balanced. The main sources of income are candy and student store sales, student body cards, and ice cream commissions. This fall Beverly was host to a meeting of the Bay League Forum, where the common problems of neighboring high schools were discussed. Noontime entertainment of stu! dents was the topic suggested by Torrance, and Santa Monica brought up the question of what to do in case of a tie in the Sports- manship Trophy Contest, it was decided that the trophy would be shared. Delegates repre- senting Inglewood, Leuzinger, and Redondo also attended. The council arranged for buses to trans- port students to the sports events which took place at other high schools. Many of these students would not otherwise have been able to attend the games because of the expense involved or lack of other means of transpor- tion. Under the direction of Student Body Presi- dent Alan Reed and the supervision of the sponsors, Mr. Peters and Dr. French, the Stu- dent Council executed many beneficial pro- iects wisely and efficiently. Top Row ll-rl: S. Cutler, R. Goldman, J. Linkletter, M. Berke, J. Fastnow, K. Brady, P. Ach, N. Gorey, L. Gottfried, S. Marx, S. Paris, R. Seiler, K. Peters ladviserl, J. Levit, J. Knapp, J. Anderson. Bottom Row: C. Wein, K. Finer, A. Bershad, B. McCoy, A. Reed, B. Eisendrath, E. Klein, L. Vinnecour, G, Cummings, L. Goldman, L. Ansill. Absent: J. Lesch, S. Reed, D. Sebel, R. Thompson. 'W mfr .1 y' 1 , at ' 4 nk' I Q it i Q 's ' dn . Y I Top Row ll-rl: J. French ladviserl, M. Ramberg, P. Artzt, C. Wein, A. Finkel, J. Jordan, J. Ellis, R. Mayer, P. Rapp, S. Marx, J. Pattiz, D. Leipziger. Bottom Row: B. Yates, D. Howell, L. Gottfried, B. Hoe, N. Garey, J. Anderson, L. Ansill, J. Levit, E. Klein, C. Fenton. Absent: G. Cummings, L. Goldman, R. Goldman, J. Linkletter, B. Patten, D. Sebel, A. Vinnecour, K. Vinnecour, L. Vinnecour, S. Wallach. Representing the student body is the Stu- dent Council. Members of this group include all the appointed as well as the elected stu- dent body officers, the representatives from both leagues and the four classes, and the editor ofthe Highlights. An activity ofthe Summer Student Council was the filming of a movie showing the pro- cedure of writing and printing the school paper. The purpose of this film is to help inspire an interest in iournalism in more lower grade students and to give the student body an idea of the work that goes into the publi- cation which they read each week. Because ofthe success of last year's spring play, the council voted to have another play instead of a carnival. The selected musical comedy, Good News, was presented in May. The council under President Johnnie Ander- son was responsible for the purchasing of a refrigerator for the boys' gym and also a new victory flag. The council provided a means whereby students could suggest programs for future assemblies and also re-established the Cafeteria Council. ln order to improve stu- dent-faculty relations to an even better de- gree the council planned a meeting and invited the faculty to participate. This meeting and other projects helped the students and the faculty to better understand each other's problems. K A if w1f'!- A .M nf' rw-fn 45? e...'ff' f lllll H 55, '11, 'Q Hearing the evidence while a worried defendant look on are Student Court Justices ll rl Don Kay, Jackie Pattiz, Jim Simpson, Chief Justice Steve Rykoff, Rhoda Rachelson Val Wallad, Tom Freiberg, Betty Greenstein, and Bob Stuchen. Order in the court, says Chief Justice Steve Rykoff as Student Court begins another session. The purpose of the Court is to have students judged by their peers, rather than by faculty members. The associate iustices, who are appointed by the student body president, carefully consider each case that is brought before them. Cutting seventh period, going off-bounds, and conduct unbecom- ing a Norman are the most frequent violations. Offenders are sentenced to loss of Norman Points, detention, and suspension. Girls' Adviser Mrs. Pauley, and Boys' Adviser Dr. French, sit in on the sessions but never partici- pate in the actions of the Court. The bi-weekly sessions are open to anyone who wishes to observe the Court in action. Spirit Committee: Standing ll-rl: G. Cummings, L. Ansill, P. Spencer, M. Whitmore lsponsorl, L. Vinnecour lco-chairmanl, D. Sebel lco-chairmanl, E. Klein, L. Gott- fried, H. Keller. Seated: J, Neisser, B. Turner, M. Anderson. Absent: J. Daniels, L. Goldman. Flag Girls: ll-rl: Judy Neisser, Anne Lazarus, Leslie Vinnecour lDriIl Team Ieaderl, Lynne Goldman, Marlene Shane. X ,f .gyif tal Planning rallies, decorating for games, and promoting better spirit throughout Normandy were the principal functions of Spirit Committee Co-Chairmen Leslie Vin- necour and Dick Sebel and their faculty adviser, Miss Mary Ann Whitmore. Under their direction the Spirit Committee helped to stage one of the most successful basketball tournaments in the history of Beverly. The selection ofthe queen and her attendants for the tournament was managed by this committee as was the distribution of tournament posters throughout Beverly Hills. 6 Z C? Q.: !.1 rx Ns 7 1 4'-. L WN: - .X Top Row ll-rl: L. Vinnecour, S. Wolf lvice-presidentl, L. Goldman, B, Greenstein, S, Darner, A. Huberty, M. Rothstein, C. Porter. Second Row: B. Fairchild lvice-presidentl, J, Coates, D. Davis lTreasurerl, A. Hahn, B. Hexter, B. Yanott ltreasurerl. Third Row: B. Grant, R, Willey, H. Hutkin lsecretoryl, C. Mitchell lsecretaryl, P. Ach, B. Anderson, S. Factor. Fourth Row: A. Bershad, B. Berger, M. Bernstein, C. Hirsch, C. Kramer. Bottom' Row: J. Levit lpresidentl, R. Seiler lpresidentl. Absent Members: M. Herbst, E. Kovelin. Every girl at Beverly is considered a mem- ber of the Girls' League. The League is di- vided into committees, and a president and a cabinet are elected semi-annually to regulate the activities of these committees. President Rita Seiler directed the league in its various proiects during the fall semester. One of the highlights of the term was the Mother-Daughter Tea. Other activities were the Big and Little Sister Party, the Witches' Weinie Bake, the Albion Street Christmas Par- ty, and numerous other philanthropic proiects. During the spring semester Jackie Levit led the cabinet in hosting the Girl's League Con- vention in which representatives from Bay and Pioneer League schools participated. After-school food sales and assemblies forthe girls ranked high on the list of activities. Co-advisers to the Girls' League are Miss Jane McClure and Mrs. Romaine Pauley. Bake Grrls' League Presndents Jcckle Levi? ond Rlfu Seller Q Preparing for trip to Boys' Town at Chotsworih i Presidents John Lesch and Chuck Fenton ,fig Se and Gene John Getting acquainted at Boys' Town H X L I !lftll51lU-l3QLjtl galil!-flil lflflw ESQ in TC . x ' NNQQ ffl 1' A rmlf' ' J eg,-at Top Row ll-rl: P. Trebler, D. Goldberg, A. Prager, C. Shuken, B. Stuchen, E. Sallin. Second Row: S. Cutler, M.Seiler, M. Rible, K. Baker, D. Sugarman, P. Glasgow, J. Frey, D. Kirchunblatt, R. Edelson, P. Spencer, D. Miller, B. Yates. Seated at Tables: B. Harris, B. Levit, K. Baer, R. Rifkind, D. Fenmore, J. Blair, J. Katzman, J. Daniels. Absent: J. Anderson, B. Freeman, H. Ganulin, B. Kulick, J. Lifter, G. Mordock, K, Natkin, D. Weiler. Comprising the working body of the Boys' League are the Refreshment, Art, Sports, Phi- lanthropy, Entertainment, Publicity, and Red Cross Committees. Each group is complete with its own chairman and duties. Leading these committees and the Boys' League Cabi- net were Presidents John Lesch and Chuck Fenton. ln the fall John supervised the Game of the Week films, the sport cars and tennis assemblies, and the Big and Little Sister and Brother Mixer Dance, co-sponsored by the Girls' League. During the spring semester the League sponsored intramural sports, put up the base- ball scoreboard, and assisted the coaches at track meets. Another activity was the selling of refreshments at C. I. F. swim meets. A project of the League that is continued every year is the Chatsworth Boys' Town pro- gram. This year a used iacket drive was con- ducted and entertainment was provided for the boys at Chatsworth. 30 LI..I f Rf, gp. X31 5 W A 9' i gl - 924.55 A 'ta' Q- vP..?iii'1:p 1. mf- .- . -: - 1 ' 1 , 'i:v,,,gQ'f1Q . . P ww- A. A A - ' '41, LM' f 'fc 5: .af 'f' - -' , , Zi'- 1 A u ,q H i K Q 'Y 1. x -L L' 1 A i 1- ,- us,-l Fox Nw' 85, , 'J ai. .p Lag' It M.. ' v L z x ' X Q W Q Q Q 0 8g':ai'a'f'f4 'af 3' 3? 'FWF-f??1 'J'l1 3 , .316 is A K, 1 u Q 'Q' W ,SQ 3 135- wi gh Q, rf I, . 5 ' A , ss ' L' Q f A Z 5 O I' 'f 7 1 WL Q . . X ff' ,L f 'V fp- 9 . AF, Q 'fffv . f' '.g- ' ' lad .A u 3 JV ' , T5 3 .S L f 0. 'Q . cl' Y., 'gl 1' : . Q .rag '4 new ' 'Y . J ,qw 3' ' t . ' P N z 1 QL Q I Q f x A ' limwpmal J ' ' A ' l - 'K 4 ., ' x ' , s , -3-fi wg. Q, N. b wc I , Q85 ng an C9 X lr' ' 2 bv-x' av 'Q i Checking the pages to be sent to the printer is Editor Gail Karp. Co-ordinating the activities of their respective departments are Associate Editors Ann Hahn and Barbara Hexter, Head Photog- rapher Max Ramberg, and Business Manager Bunny Yanoff. 44' ' 1 'Ts 44, Relaxing in the literary atmosphere of Room l94 are members of the Watchtower Staff Standing ll ri P Artzt N Ross B McCoy, J. Knapp. Sitting: D. Miller, J. Field N Roberts B Hale ladviserl C Rosher B. Ohrbach, C. Kramer, A. Huberty, R Simon B Greensteln Absent P Miller J Lifter, A. Harris. Meeting in room 194 were the Deadline Kids, otherwise known as the Watchtower Staff. The editor, Gail Karp, could be found in her office talking to the associate edi- tors, Ann Hahn and Barbara Hexter, when the latter were not busy writing Boys' Sports assisted by Dave Miller. Writing the Ad- ministration Section was Claire Kramer, and Betty Greenstein was in charge of Classes. Peggy Miller supervised the Activities Sec- tion, and Barbara Ohrbach assembled the Club Division. Ruth Simon and Alice Hu- berty planned the Feature Section. Ruth was also in charge of all the pictures taken by the head photographer, Max Ramberg, and his assistants, Dave Berk, John Knapp, Chuck Shuken, and Keith Vinnecour, Alice wrote the Girls' Sports Section. lra Levy, art editor, did all the layouts and supervised other art work, and the layout draftsmen were Joel Lifter, Buzz McCoy, and Chuck Rosher. Norm Ross and 'Pete Artzt drew the many cartoons in this year's book. The extensive publicity was handled by Norma Roberts and Joan Field. On call to assist all the other staff members was Ann Harris, copy editor, while Bunny Yanoff managed all financial affairs as business manager. Mr. Bryant M. Hale was the faculty super- visor. ED1 I 01,3 The Highlights editorial staff relaxes for a moment. ll-rl: A. Hahn, B. Eisendrath, R. Seiler, J. Pattiz Spring editor, Doria Howel, and winter editor, Jackie Levit, discuss problems confronting the Highlights Staff. i .3 1.4 Students who are interested in singing, but who do not have sut- ticient training to belong to the A Cappella Choir, are able to gain more experience by joining the Boys' or Girls' Glee Clubs. These groups, composed mainly ot lower class- men, practice singing solos and group numbers. Top Row ll-rl: B. Friedman, T. Seiger, R. Behrstock, M. Gold mon, N. Jackson. Second Row: D. Kirchonblott, B. Gamble, R Bernstein lchairmanl, S. Markus, B. Freeman. Third Row: G Case ldirectorl, D. Davenport, A. Sill, B. Bard, W. Johnson D. Antonoff. Bottom Row: E. Smith laccomponistl, D. Feld stein, B. Adler, J. Segal, G. Krueger, T. Koehler, D. Rassmussen K. Levitt. Top Row ll-rl: G. Case ldirectorl, J. Clayman, A. Alison, B. Englander, E. Good, D. Kaylin, J. Funk, M. Erickson, S. Delcoma, K. Trevanthon, J. Sperling, S. Sherman, K. Wallace, S. Cagan, S. Sowtelle, S. Leanse, B. Baines. Second Row: S. Boker, D. Barton, N. Elkind, L. Robinson, P. Hathcock, P. Heyman lsecretoryl, J. Johnson lvice-presidentl, D. Pauley lpresidentl, E. Feinberg lpresidentl, B. Ross, J. Harris, L. Olson, R. Ninger, C. VanDyke, B. Rubin, M. Humeston. Bottom Row: P. Goodman, H. Korz, C. Friegood, S. Tops, C. Snyder lvice-presidentl, V. Cummings, G. Veiner lsecretoryl, L. Friedman, B. Krell, K. Miller, S. Auster, J. Brand, K. Eisenberg, S. Fleisher, N. Adler ,L. Yanoff, E. Smith loccom- pnnistl. H my 9.65 .... QA ll-rl: M. Breuer, M, Ramberg, K. Eisenberg, R. Meiklejohn, S. Price, J. Funk, B. Goodman, K. Klein, B Van Daltsen, D. Pauley, D. Eisenrod, H. Keller, A. Shafer, L. Cole, G. Cummings, J. Wall, C. Palmer R. Berger, J. Margaretten, J. Fastnow, S. Reed, L. Lesser, B. Eller, D. Schott, M. Goode, B. Gossman C, Porter, B. Hendricks, T. Storer, T. Abramson, R. Lesser, K. Kurland, S, Hilger. J. Snyder, J. Rosen berg, L. Bernstein, M. Abramson, J. Zebrack, G. Wright linstructorl, T, Grollman, P. Queen, M. French R. Katsky. Absent: R. Lowry. Beverly's orchestra has always been one of the finest high school musical organizations in South- ern California. Under the direction of Mr. George Wright this year's group will especially be remem- bered for its contribution to the spring musical comedy, Good News. Tom Storer and Keith Kur- land were the managers of the orchestra. Encouraging the spirit at Normandy was the football and basketball band under the direction of Hal Keller. This small group of Normans will- ingly gave up much of their time to provide excel- lent swing music and marches for most of the games and rallies. Working on the statue for Good News are Top Row ll-rl: G. Dembo, J. Sharp, R. Siegel, C. Rosher. Bottom Row: S. King, F. Swartz, B. Stuchen, A. Van Petten, A. Tanzman, B. Siegel, L. Edwards, J. Fried- man. Designing, constructing, and painting the sets is the work of the stage crew. This group of eager young men under the supervision of Mr. Bryant M. Hale added much to the success of BeverIy's stage pro- ductions. Ronnie Siegel was stage manager and Arnold Tanzman, head electrician. Top Row ll-rt: B. Bittke, A. Van Petten. Second Row: J. Knapp, B. McCoy, J. Sharp, R. Siegel, R. Wilk, S. Belousoft, T. Koehler, M. Smiley, D. Page, B. Siegel, A. Mackintosh, B. Stuchen, F. Swartz, S. Berkey, P. Present, B. Halio, A. Taub. Bottom Row: J. Friedman, B. Jaffe, L. Edwards, J. Viner, R. Robbins, B. Gordon, B. Katz, G. Dembo, J. Friedman, J. Rosenberg, B. Strauss, S. King, P. Raffee. Ronnie Shusett Goodbye My Fancy was pre sented In November by the Class of 54. Th play centered on the return of Congress woman Agatha Reed to her Alma Mater t receive an honorary degree. Because sh was once expelled from college for stayin, out after hours with a professor, James Merrill, now the president of the University her visit created many amusing situations l Starring Lorraine Gottfried, Stan Marx, anc . , G c 4 c Miss Reed carried a torch for Merrill fo years, but it was a Life correspondent sen out to cover the event who finally capture her heart. The successful comedy wa: under the direction of Mr. Ward Lester f' f fm X f 6 xl, . 4 I .4W, VA N X5 A ,X n 4 xi b W . x Y Q Y: 'MT' . I , . x .Y ff . , . I 4 N' . 1 'I g , ' av' .ia-ilu 1 . fp I aA?l3f41i.,5-xi, 'W ,, Af 5- A- , ,Y M:l5i9-ff. ' , f GOODBYE, MY FANCY il 1- mf, 4 -x, vo if k V , 4 3 K r Y? , 9 . , ii- Y ' f A L, Y x A , Y 'Ag f 5 1, I QL V ' VA Af X I , -, 1 . Ai 1-'P' -1' A gf: X! '35 ,X 3 , kk. SY .1 I Y ,mfg '-.wAf' . ' ,ff 1 si -Q-ff :W 6,5 I 1, Y gf Y W A . W r 1- V Mighty senior review Frosh debut Sophomore finale Three Squirrels and a Nut JJGYOUS DECEMBER 4 The worshippers and the angels reioice at the birth of Christ. The Jews pay homage to Judas Macabee after their victory over the Syrians. This year the Art, Music, and Dance Departments combined to present a program telling the stories of two great religions. Christmas and Hannukah were interpreted through modern dance, Narrating the program, in which there were over three hundred participants, were Johnnie Anderson, Barbara Fairchild, Nancy Rosenberg, and Alan Reed. The cast was headed by Stan Marx, Judy Speelman, and Mele Chuda- coff, and the choir and the orchestra provided the musical background. Miss Judy Falk and Miss Mary Ann Whitmore supervised all the chore- ography, while Mr. Fred Spellicy directed the entire production. A Early in May Beverly presented its spring musi- cal, Good News. The setting was Tait College, and the plot concerned the efforts of one Tom Mar- lowe, the school's football hero, to pass astronomy, play in the final big game, and marry Connie Lane. All this was complicated by the fact that he was engaged to another girl. Pete Meniou was Tom, Jeanne Pereira, Connie, Alan Reed, Bobby, Rita Seiler, Babe, and Linda Robinson, Pat. In addition to his role, Alan Reed handled the iob of student producer-director, assisted by Sue Simon. Mr. Fred Spellicy was in charge of the entire production, which featured outstanding sets, costumes, and music. Sue Simon, Mr. Fred Spellicy, and Alun Reed look over the script before a re- hearsal for Good News. The cast of Good News take time out to have their pictures taken. Top Row ll-rl: R. Thompson, S. Wiseman, S. Sax, S. Simon, B. Dennen. Second Row: J. Frey, J. Bushan, D. Miller, B. Patten, R. Shusett, L. Vinnecour, D. Goldberg. Bottom Row: R. Seiler, A. Reed, J. Pereira, P. Meniou, L. Robinson, B. Friedman. EE! I' T? S! is as ll Pete Meniou and Jeanne Pereira Dave Miller plans football strar concentrate on the heavens. egy with Ronnie Shusett. The dance chorus learns its routines for the production numbers. ll-rl: S. Bushan, A, Bershad, A. Vinnecour, C. King, M. Wentz, M. Hans, M. Glick, l. Dolgenow, S. Wolins, J. Johnson, M. Whitmore linstructorl. h 1 ,.',1l'-get N ,I W ,. H 'Q 4 3 Nvrffgg v, , uma W v .r-1 2 ii 1- - q '74 'M 1 1 1 1' ,W-va0 5 X . Af , ,gs al 'im -i f' .-52,11- ,V A iI'Lfi I13i fE 1 I H - tx A-. 7 -4. 'IM -I g .A 7 ' f 'f r 1? --we UTI vi, L .- ' '-ei 'lm . , I '- 'f AARONSON, BONNIE ABRAMSON, TOBY AMINOFF, GARY ANDERSON, JOHN ANSILL, LILLIAN Ephebicn Seolbeurer ARTZT, PETER AUGENBLICK, MICHAEL BABBIN, ARNOLD BACH, ADRIENNE BAILEY, LYNN BAKER, KENNY BARBE, JOHN Summer Session BEBER, MICHAEL BEHRSTOCK, ROGER BELOUSOFF, SHELDON BENTLER, PETER BERK, DAVID BITTKE, BRIAN BLATT, ROBERTA BLUMENTHAL, JACK BODLE, VICKY BOWMAN, VERA BRODSKY, CAROLE BRONSON, ANNETTE BROWN, ANN CARROLL, LEDA CHUDACOFF, MELE COATES, JERI Ephebicn COPLEN, KEITH Summer Session COSK EY, MARLENE COTTERELL, ROBERT CUMMINGS, GLORIA CUTLER, KEN DARNER, SHIRLEY Seolbecrer DAVIS, DIANE DAVIS, WILLIAM Summer Session DECKER, JAMES DEMBO, GILBERT DERNBERG, MICHAEL DILLER, NOLAN HARTFIELD, ROSALIND HAVESON, JOHN HERSCHBERG, LORETTA HERTZ, JOY HEXTER, BARBARA HILGER, SUNNY I-IIRSCI-I, LOIS HIRSI-I, LORETTA HOWELL, DORIA HOYT, STUART HUBERTY, ALICE HUTKIN, ELLIOT HYDE, DAVID HYMAN, ED HYMAN, LETHA IMERMAN, MARY INSELBUCH, EISA ISAACS, DAVID JACKSON, WILLIAM JACOBSON, SANDRA JOSEPH, TONY KAI-IAN, KAREL KAMENS, MARC KAPLAN, FRANCINE Torchbeorer KARP, GAIL Torchbecrer KATZ, ROBERT KAVELIN, EDYTHE KAY, VALERIE KESSLER, BRUCE KEYES, DIANE KIOGINS, CAROL KING, STANLEY KIRCHBAUM, DONALD KLEIN, BARBARA KLEIN, ELEANOR KNAPP, JOHN Ephebicm KOCH, ARTHUR KOEHLER, TED KOHLMAN, MURRAY KORENTAJER, PHYLLIS MORRIS, LYNN MOSHAY, WALTER MOSS, DAVID MUCHNIC, LINDA MULLER-PALM, GUNDA Seulbeorer MUND, ALAN NAPKIE, VALERIE NEISSER, JUDY NEUMANN, 'MARY ANN NEWMARK, PAUL Sealbeorer O'DAY, LINDA OFFER, ARLENE OHRBACH, BARBARA OLDEN, ALVIN OLSON, DEANNA OLSON, DEBORAH OLSON, SUSAN PAGE, DONALD PASTEL, KENNETH PATTIZ, JACKIE PEARLMAN, DANIEL PEREIRA, JEANNE PRAGER, ALBERT RAFFEE, PHILLIP RAINGER, CONSTANCE RAMBERG, MAX RASMUSSEN, NEIL REED, ALAN REZNICK, JERRY RICHARDSON, CATHERINE ROBARD, MARIA ROBBINS, RONALD ROBERTS, NORMA ROBINSON, LINDA ROHLIN, PHILLIP ROSE, ANN ROSENBERG, NANCY ROSHER, CHARLES Summer Session ROSS, LINDA ROSS, NORMAN x NX ROTH, DIANE ROTHSTEIN, MARCIA RUGGLES, DAVE RYKOFF, STEVE SACHEN, JUDY SAIDENBERG, NINI SALENGER, STEVE SALLIN, EDWARD SANTELL, LINDA SCHNEIDER, BARBARA SCHOLAR, GERALD SCHWAB, NORMAN SCHWARTZ, ALAN SEDWAY, RICHARD Summer Session SEILER, RITA Ephebian Torchbeorer SHAFER, BEVERLY SHAFTON, RICHARD SHANE, MARLENE' SHARP, JIM Summer Session SHERANIAN, ANNETTE SHUKEN, CHARLES SHUSETT, RONNIE SIEGEL, JUDY SIEGEL, NORMAN SIEGEL, RONALD SILVERMAN, HERBERT SIMON, RUTH SIMPSON, JAMES SINGER, CLAUDETTE Summer Session SKIDELL, MARGARET SMILEY, MORT Summer Session SOKOL, STEVE SOMPER, JOAN SPECKTOR, MARCIA SPENCER, PETE STANTON, JOAN STARR, LINDA STEWART, NANCY STRAUSS, BEN STUCHEN, ROBERT SUGARMAN, DANNY TABACK, NATALIE TEITLER, LOUIS THOMPSON, ERIC TOWNSEND, JANET TURNER, BARBARA UPPER, MORRIS VAUGHAN, JOSEPH VINNECOUR, LESLIE WAIN, LEONARD WALDSMITH, MARGY WEILER, DANIEL WEISER, RONALD Summer Session WEISMAN, JUDITH Torch bearer WEISS, NORMAN WEISS, RENEE WHITMAN, DIANE WILK, RICHARD WILNER, RENEE WISEMAN, SANDRA WITT, DOROTHY WOLF, JOAN WOLF, SUSAN YANOFF, BUNNY YATES, ROBERT ,I 1Iju-If .,,..P T1 CAMERA SHY BERNSTEIN, RICHARD BERMAN, MICHAEL EDELSON, ROGER Ephebicn GALPERIN, NORMAN Summer Session MARSHALL, EDWARD RISTER, DONALD RUBINOFF, ARNOLD SEBEL, RICHARD SPECKTOR, MYRNA STONE, LINDA VINER, GERALD ZIMMERMAN, PAUL , K l . 921 a QI .1'-'i- . ,L W' ,vdlf , I -'4' '- - 4..- .Q,,Q.fQQ.i5-,Q,, r-gb Dr' '54 Ah .rf f' f ' V , ' A Q v - . 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K 4 1 9. -4. 53 'J 5 9' fu . 1' o , Q 1, , FWYX There is Nothing Lik o Guy S Q I M.. by 'V fr. an e t I 1 Mfg Production Stuff Biggest Schmo Contest Lsllll l l l Qitg ll ', it i l Speculating on their bright futures are Jackie Levit and Alan Reed, voted Most Likely to Succeed- Jackie Levit Rita Seiler Sharon Factor Jackie Levit Jeri Coates Norma Roberts Pat Harris Doria Howell Marlene Coskey Joan Somper Sharon Factor Diane Whitman Joan Somper Lillian Ansill Rita Seller Jackie Levit Barbara Turner Gail Karp Rita Seiler Lorraine Gottfried Chris Ehmcke Rita Seiler Lorraine Gottfried Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Best Looking Senior Who Has Done the Most for the School Most Loquacious Funniest Laugh Most Sophisticated Flashiest Dresser Best Best Best Best Bias Figure-Physique Line Dresser Dancer est Flirt Most Naive Most Friendly Brainiest Biggest Character Biggest Politician Nicest Smile Biggest Actress-Acto Most Reserved Quickest Wit Mast Talented Y Alan Reed Johnnie Anderson Johnnie Anderson Ronnie Robbins Alan Reed Ronnie Siegel Bob Friedman Ben Strauss Dave Berk Bob Mattison Steve Salenger Stan King Dick Eiler Mike Franks Jeff Frey Buzz McCoy Ric Thompson Dave Leeson Ronnie Shusett Johnnie Anderson Alan Reed Ronnie Shusett Bob Yates Ric Thompson Ronnie Shusett H It's easy to see why Ronnie Robbins, Shar on Factor, and Johnnie Anderson were chosen as the Best Looking Seniors Sharing cr soda as well as the honor of being voted Most Popular Seniors are John nie Anderson and Rita Seiler. el ..-pf' '-77 T. i SENIOR SAGA R Orientation Day, September, 1951, introduced the Class of '54 and Mr. Peters to Beverly. The class council under the gavel of Mike Franks chose royal blue and white to be the permanent class colors, while the first talent show, Get Rolling Romeo, premiered outstanding talent to the student body. Lynn Bailey, as president during the second semes- ter, presented to Paul Zimmerman the Freshman Sports Tro- phy, which wqas initiated by the class to be presented an- nually to the outstanding freshman athlete. The delightful comedy, I Remember Mama, was Beverly's spring play, and the year was brought to a close with a successful carnival. Under the leadership of Captain Johnnie Anderson the Sophomore Showboat dropped its anchor long enough to present a talent-filled show to the student body. This was the year of the memorable faculty talent show, when Li'l Abner Glass, lem Scragg Spellicy, and City Slicker Peters left Dogpatch and invaded Beverly. Chef Mike Franks, second semester president, directed the sophomore hot dog booth at the carnival. The Student Council initiated the Club Relations Board, the car pool system, and a basket- ball rooting section and revived the Norman Newsreel. Deb- bie Reynolds, Eddie Bracken, and Liberace performed at an assembly opening of the March of Dimes Drive. Femme President Gail Karp called signals for the Pig- skin Prom, the Class of '54's first proiect as upperclass- men. Hostessing a get-together tea at her home, Gail welcomed iunior girls new to Beverly. later in the semester the iunior class assisted the Beverly Hills Junior Chamber of Commerce in its annual Mile of Dimes Drive for polio. They began their second semester by crowning King Bernie Liebowitz in the iunior talent show and later presented the Little Flower Orphanage with an Easter party complete with talent and refreshments. Many became experts on Tahitian dancing as Bryant M. Hale's Hollywood legend returned to Beverly's stage. Decked out in white sweaters with royal blue '54 emblems, the senior class took over the duties of the teachers and administrators on Senior Day. President Norm Garey in- troduced the senior actors in the hit Goodbye, My Fancy. With former Student Body President Alan Reed as producer- director, Good News, the spring musical, was introduced to Beverly by the second semester A. S. B. president, Johnnie Anderson. Stan Marx, Senior A president, gave the student body the unforgetable talent show, Senior Faces of '54. Climaxing its activities, the class said farewell to Beverly High as it was graduated in caps and gowns on the front lawn. Abrams, Jon Adelman, Esther - Qi - . , ' ' A Abramson, Margaret Ager, Betty t V7 Ach, Margaret Albeck, Lorin '- Q , l Ackley, Carol Allen, Dorothy , I 3 ' ., L ' A f' xi 1 Alman, Jack Arkin, Joan A ,Q h i Anderson, Blair Ayers, Gary R 'V' -1- 'B Antonoff, lynn Bachmann, Carole g ff rv 5 5 , Appel, Richard Badger, Daryl Al' L x s vii. 1 If l K ' 4 l Baer, Kenneth Berger, Rose Lee .f .. 1, I , gcke,-I R,-,ben Berke, Miriam 'A -. 4. ' if S A Bauman, Nadine Be'keYf Seat' I7 TT! ?'! , Bayer, penn Bernstein, Marjorie 3 A , ,zz r :Q 'Hx he Bernstein, Romelle Black, Beverly 57 9 - Betts, Judy Blanktort, Susan Q A--l' Q? Y ' ,rg 135- Bishop, Michael Bloome, Mark C , X, . Blachman, Judy Bollenbacher, Carol i - , f' f , .sn 4, Boos, Betty Bronson, Phillip 2 ,W Borteck, Gloria Brown, Steve , ' ' 1 Briskin, Joyce Bruer, Mel E' ' A Broidy, Steve Buchalter, Stuart 9 A . ff, . Wfifrfl, ,, rl- Bvshan, Joanne Cavallaro, Dolores ..V.. 4 , lv :I Bushan, Suzanne Chase, Michael G H fy , g Buskey, Ann Chief, Richard C9 ' E' ., Elin ,M Butchart, Carole Christensen, Elmer EARN fs, nr iggfi ' ' - i C0l1SI'1, Alan Conant, Howard ' ' 1 I Cohen, Avis Cook, Diane 7 ' fe A A ' Cohen, Barbara Gail Cotterell, Carol J I 1, A s - Collingwood, Carl Curland, Suzanne L f 1 . F Q.: A - Daniels, John Di0n10'1d, 509 g, 7' Av F r: -. Davis, Richard Dolginer, Charles ,, -5' ' ' gf-if 11-1 '7 X 'W ,SL Dee, Carole Doyle, Michael f f A I ' Dennen, Barre Eagle, Elaine 1, 'y as Q F t ,, 1- Earnest, Richard Ellis. JON! . f--N ,r - 4 4 I N A Ecke, Suzanne Ellis, Judy A f ' 1' 2' Eckert, Ned Ellen Richard ' 'U gl s ,, V Er,-on, Mommy' Engelberg, Michael ' , A . ' l 4 , -X r Ensmingefl Norma Farkas, Theodore ': A 1 1 Erbsen, Warren F0Srnon, Barbara . -I ,XV 4, ' ,gg ' Ernesty, Beatrice Feigenbflvm, Terry - 'W '57 , Ezra Rosemar Forbes Natalie w I' -' J P J ' Y ' R Q fl. X '. X ' W , ' 'i '. za.. A l X X. ' - ' 1 Freeman, Barry Gainer, Elsa gf N Z? 'J Q ' ..' Freiberg, Tommy Galen, Mary Lou LL .3 :v Freston, Maureen Ganulin, Howard C' S Q x ,, Friedman, Joseph Gardiner, Carolann - '. A 4' rx g . K V ., 1 w Gibbons, Roger Glass, Elaine Q 1 'J 2-, , K, Giesler, Michael Gleason, Stephanie N I Q i -53 - 5' Gilbert, Lawrence Glick, Marion -- T t ' ' Y Glasgow, Phillip Glicksman, Harold ' l 1. , . Q- t ' A 4 I - - 1- .I .l x has Goldenberg, Rosaland Goldstein, Judith Goldman, Danny Good, William I ' 4 1: - C 2 Goldman, Gary Gordon, Barbara 5. L- - .Af -I s., 1. . 'K' -'A '- 2 - Q- , 'C' Li 1 K' 9' Ev! l N, f H ,X 'js X Eg x I ...cl , - - ft , 6 2 ' , ,f 'yr L i . -wx 4, , '5 ' .' N - ,V Y, - - 1 ,A sc l. . ' Q A vs r ' Lf L i x , i I U1 -L tj 4 , ,' i - N fs . - A Q Q S i hs fl .J 'hr f J S. .I ,li gr , , , ' Q if u- K 1 ' Y J . ' - N X ' AL iit. 'i .4':f':: 13T sr, , I ' Sl ,. V , b N ' 4' ' Si - 3 , . - 5, 51 , Q- ' YJ , .Q V, j A .f ' O I -ia K A I S N ,,,, ,di 4 YSL , R tl. J Y A D . n L . f' , -,' ' . LLJ f' 4' 1'. Meister, Joanne Miller, Robert -I Meltzer, Susan Miller, Stephanie 'U' Metzger, Barbara Mitchell, Carol 4. X . ,A , I Meyer, Donna Mae Moore, Carol dh .ls L A n 1 ' i ' N no 'iff t V' 1 see Mordock, Gary Morris, Michael Mulvey, Laurence Natkin, Kenneth Paris, Sanford Parker, Gayle Pasternak, Ruth Pepp, Suzanne Poe, Jerry Pussell, Jo Anne Queen, Philip Quigley, Harriet Newman, Barbara Noddle, Harvey Noriega, Carlos Olden, Elinor Perrin, David Phillipsan, Carol Pickett, Anita Pinchot, Sandra Rachelson, Rhoda Rapp, Paul Rasenick, Arlyn Relnick, Marshall NIORS Grayling, Richard Greenberg, David Guilaroff, Jon Halio, Bernard Harwin, Barbara Hecht, Judith Heineman, Richard Henry, Diane Hohl, William Hooker, Joseph Houser, Laurel Howell, Suzy Jason, Brenda Kahan, Starlene Kaiser, Richard Kanne, Jeffrey Keller, Hal Kenis, Stephen Kevan, Sharon Kirchanblatt, Don Kress, Carl Kronheim, Linda Krueger, James Kurland, Keith Le Bow, Esterelle leeds, Kenneth Leipziger, David Lelie, Jeanette Levy, Ira lewyn, Lanny Linkletter, Jack Lipofsky, Louis MacDonald, Diane Markus, Bruce Marx, Richard Mason, Richard Hamburger, Suzanne Hanief, Leon Harper, Lynn Harris, Donald Herbst, Mary Herzikoff, Jane Hessler, Joan Hoffman, Edward Howitt, Donna Hubert, Stephen Hulkin, Hilda Jaffe, Barry Karlin, Laurence Kasler, Marilyn Katzman, Jerry Kay, Donald Kirshner, Sheldon Klosser, Tobi Klein, Patricia Krober, Judy Landau, Thomas Landsmon, Nancy Lazarus, Anne Lebecki, George Lesser, Richard Levey, Ronald Levitt, Myrna Levy, Barbara Livermore, Joanne Long, Donald Lumsden, Robert Lund, Barbara Mayer, Rayna Mays, Marilyn Meadows, Brana Meepos, Joan ' gf' Sv:-A N, 4 if if L W t? '.:e ' E :ff P- -3- si . rw, ' Qt .-if ' -'A 'F . 4 ' ., W. , . iw- K 5 n .- 5 R 1' 5 5 - ' ,A tj' -a Y -:sf J 'Leif 1 is ,fs ks ,ggi 1 I . Q I 'V -., - , i ' :T L I .1 , , Lf . , its if 5 Vi 1 Qi ' ff g 5 L1 A i- '. A3 X' , .. . 'P 1 -., :af Scott, Kelvin ' . 5' I 5 ' '.. V7 Q '1 'f Ni A fi A' 1 'wx i .Q '36 sl X1 Lv 'Z Y T7 . -L. L- sf - '77 v A t' , S N l K 1 b x 9 , - . J, , lf ,- - 5 :, -, 1. Q I 1 f 1 'Q A ., ,H ' l. .1 Q , is 5 if Y 'nr .J 1 X' Normans take time out at the first dance of the year, The Pigskin Prom, spon- sored bythe Class of '55. Rifkind, Richard Robbins, Loretta Roberts, Paula Robinson, Richard Salzberg, Susan Samuel, Patricia Scham, Alan Schipke, lngeborg Shaddox, Shirley Shapiro, Nancy Sheeler, Phillip Singal, Elaine Skluth, Ann Slotkin, Diane Smith, Sandra Stamler, Judy Stebbins, Anne Steinman, Diane Stevens, Nadine Swartz, Fred Taylor, Judie Theis, Douglas Trachtman, Barbara Vincent, William Walden, Ronald Walker, Donald Wallach, Saundra Wells, Susan Williams, Karen Wilson, Donna Yaras, Gail Roger, Richard Rosenberg, Judith Roth, Stanley Salot, Stuart Schulhol, Marilyn Schulhofer, Carole Schulman, Donald Schwab, Kathleen Sholars, Larri Sidell, Robert Simms, Valerie Simon, Susan Snyder, Judith Speelman, Judy Spellm Spielm Stone, Stone, Storer, Stuart, Tuch, an, Linda an, Lois Gary Paula Tom Toni Marilyn Tugend, James Unger, Michael Van Petten, Albert Wallad, Valerie Wanglin, Ruth Wathen, Fay Watt, Judy Zaslove, Marshall Zigel, Vivienne Zimbeclr, Helen Zobelein, Craig -Z., . Til ' .J ' x .l 'Aj l 3 i 'i rf - . if , x .NH 5 'I A Eh' 5 LA th 'J il-' Y? K X YQ , K D lx if! QF! L' ,Lx I f . 'l , J A J L. s i- .- T L C l I Tx iff 5 J -ff! S l X I 'A a A F is Abel, Gail Abrams, Stephen Adler, Alan Adler, Richard Baker, Susan Bo rr, Alberta Albin, John Anderson, Marilyn Antin, Michael Atwood, Dorothy Beall, Kenneth Benadom, Portia 65 ,. .,. . l 5 0. ,,, N L .T7,,- 'li 'sv 1? ,Q RE 1. - . . tj . 4, F, Barron, Suzanne Beflliekf Wllllam I B '5' Bauer, Judith Berg, Ritlldfd K I l ui. x I Berger, Bernice Berzon, Stephanie 'xl' Berk, Mike Birnbaum, Anne Marie 5 4- - V7 Bernstein, Leonard Bishop, Peter Fl 5' D k Bershad, Andrea Black, Shirley T' -1 AV , ' 'f X 'ZaL:-- .sl 1: . Blakemore, David Bfdff, R850 A lf- ze V Bloll, Stanley Brown. Dick L 5' X 7.3 :A-I ' Boretz, Nikki Brundage, Belinda Y r K 'L , 'l Brady, Kay Burton, Michael Q A s v ,fi A I s 6 Cains, Lewis .Cohen, Leslie Zh' I - Clark, Ronnie Collins, Yvonne I3-' e i Cohen, Barbara Diane Colman, David tv' ,.', V, l Cohen, Judy E. Cutler, Shep Q ' N X X .A G. '1 ' Dant, Susan DiStasi, Carol 5- A Davenport, Dwight Dlouhy, Chris , ' QQ! :SN Davis, Susan Doane, Jim -:if l 1 Del Re, Rene Dolgenow, Ilene I h I Q ,L lf A 1 Q C . Ae- i 4 F Donaldson, louise El1rl'lCk9. Camille 4 K, Doyle, Sally Eisenrod, Richard T . 'Dr ' Duke, Marlene Fclbrlck, Howard , l N Edelson, Bruce Feinberg, Jane ' A f 1.0 l -1 'g N .,, : g Fermon, Richard Francis, Arline .- lg ' X Fields, Ray Franklin, Dorothy N :J N ,lg s Fletcher, George Freedman, Sandra at gy, ,,, Q 1 ' ' Fox, John Freedman, Stuart I 5 A Freeman, James Friedman, Marvin . ' - French, Jack Fritschi, David V ?' Friedman, Alice FUIVOH, NOMCI F4 6' 1, I I Ag: Rx Friedman, David FUYSL .loan y I i Gassmon, Barbara Gershenson, Dick :X ,nl , Gaylord, Fred Gibboney, John 4. I Gelman, Ellis Gilbert, Judy ' 'I '- Gerry, Douglas Glasgow, Cynthia ' 7 .N . X cw, I 'F fx Glass, Bob Goldberg, Phyllis G Gluckman, Steve Golding, Ann CL L ' , L, f Gold, Donald Goldsmith, Oliver 1-X Y' ' ...sy YJ' Gold, Richard Goldstone, Judith 4 N Y F'-7' , 2 , A11 A 4 . Y V Good, Peter Gordean, John - L Goode, Michael Gordon, Robert A ' 'iv Goodman, Barry Gottesman, Judy tr Wifi '7 Goodman, Bob Gottlieb, Adele 1 1 I' Ll I L Gottlieb, Edwyn Groot-lo, Joon ii Gould, Carol Greene, Robert , Greenberg, Gerald Gress, Wallace 'V Y ,..,-' '- 9 Q Greene, Elaine Griss, Jack wx s F . . 151' 3' v.. 1 A V fs. .:L'- fs sg' , . Q alt' A L i ff 71 Y- -w V w- s v- i J 4 .4 .,... .Haw Q4 .Hy '7- it in , K .fx f. M 4: -7, , - I ,, :L 6 rs Y ' I ig.. , ,. 4 f 9 -wx vs . .1 , ' K L 39 Sf! . i, I I A J J' f 61-4 E1 J' L +A 1 bi Y 5- I I A- . 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X X t G- I ' Trebler, Per Trump, Gary Tunick, Carol Van Cleef, Marilyn Vinnecour, Ardis Walden, Barbara Walker, Kathleen Wall, William White, Buddy Wilber, Carolyn Willey, Roanne Williams, Anne Wolins, Sue Woods, Patricia Yadley, Richard Young, Kenneth Van Dallsen, Barbara Van Dyke, Cornelia Vatz, Sharon Victor, Joyce Warren, Susan Wathen, Carlota Wein, Charles Wentz, Marsha Williams, Carol Willingham, Gail Winograde, Roberta Winters, Joyce Zall, Susan Zivi, Margot Zlatnik, Don Zumbrun, David Part, Bradley Patten, Robert Pearlman, Judith Pelino, Joyce Pinchuk, Harry Platt, Susan Pomerantz, Marilyn Porter, Carol Pryke, Robert Purcell, linda Pyke, Charles Rabinovitz, Nancy Repp, Donald Rible, Morton Rose, Augustus Rosenberg, Jo Ann Roy, Richard Ruberti, Don Rudnick, Jane Ruttenberg, Sam Schuset, Sharon Schwartz, Ann Schwartz, Vicki Seiler, Michael Sheldon, Joy Shuken, Steve Siegel, Richard Siegel, Robert Sokol, Anthony Spellman, Carol Spellman, Steve Spiegelman, Paula Sullivan, Tim Sulpoor, Harriet Tanzman, Arnold Pell, Judy Peschelt, Diane Petreanu, Rosalie Pierce, Pauline Posner, Leatrice Present, Philip Price, Linda Price, Sharon Raboll, Flora Randall, Brenda Raysson, Arlene Reinfeld, Burton Ross, Richard Roth, David Rothberg, Myron Rowen, Don Sager, Leonard Sawyer, Tom Schelrin, Michael Schneider, Jeffrey Semenov, Debora Serf, Judy Shafer, Arlene Shaw, Mariorie Silverglade, Sigricl Simon, Alan Snyder, Jon Sobel, Henry Steinman, Stephen Stewart, Arthur Stolaroff, Gloria Strategos, Marguerite Taub, Allan Tearston, Terry Tollstedt, Kristine fe -yi 9 -.fy '6 as -5,1 64 'l 3' t' F x fi fr ,, Tj X l x 2 - . i 1- i .e rv l Gai, O - Tapper, Rita Trattner, James .JV -. . I N - 'M PG! , fy ' P1 m 1 , . --. lf 1 4' -. ' 1 '- fa I U V el 1' ,fx : . . 'L' y -:fy y is . A ' . I W,'ts8. Adler, Brian Adler, Nancy Alexander, Michael Alison, Adrienne Appel, Marlene Auster, Serena Bachmann, Anita Baines, Barbara ,i-L. ' Fi f I , ' r i B5 1- A ge I -- 1--' Q Q me , x 4,5 , .3 'X .. 'cr' if 2 ' ,B ' :A C2 C QE. .4 fy 1 li -Wfs lx YA LN' A 'lx ' A ii l S ii ' ,ESX . !'g: J i a-filet ' X334 Y ' W F A U Epstein, David Epstein, Jonathan Erickson, Melinda Farkas, Daniel Fenmore, Donald Fernandez, Philip Fields, Judith Finer, Katherine Fleisner, Susan Florence, Philip Fogel, Norman Fax, Emily French, Mike Friegood, Carol Friedman. Judith Farkas, Saundra Fastnow, Jeffrey Feinberg, Elayne Feldstein, David Finkel, Arlene Fishman, Ira Fitzpatrick, Patty Flanegin, Erin Francis, Lois Frankenstein, Bill Freed, Vicki Freeman, Richard Frye, Susan Fuchs, Jacob Funk lnnittn Barrett, Richard Barton, Deborah Bayer, loraine Becker, Jerry Bishop, Audrey Bishop, Kenny Blocker, Lynn Blair, James Brown, Larry Brown, Rodger Brownstein, Mark Cagan, Sharon Chapman, Lee Checel, Marlene Clayman, Joan Coberly, Eleanor Crandall, Yale Crosby, Diane Cummings, Vivian Cutler, Lynne Dorfman, Marian Dunner, Shale Eagleton, William Alkire, Billie Jeanne Ansen, John Antonoff, Cyma Antonoff, Richard Boker, Nancy Bale, Marling Bard, Robert Burkett, Edward Berk, Bruce Bernath, Stuart Berns, Mel Biren, Adrienne Brand, Judy Bredenbeck, Mike Brown, Aimee Brown, Edmond Cantello, William Caro, Nancy Carpenter, Dru Carroll, Bruce Cohen, Judy R. Cole, Linda Cooper, Judy Copeland, George Dabah, Jacqueline Deel, Patrick Delcoma, Stephanie Dickerman, Alice Edwards, Roger Einstein, Clifford Eisenberg, Elaine 2 ' 'C' ' 'I' ,L Aol i F 'L' 'is lf' Q Y L Y., , A f N , EI' A , . A r W . , 35 ' ! ll, . ,Y A. A - ,N ,ei no ,- ,- cm, -Q. 1 Q 'Er M i.. oe Q 4. C., Q- - +1 Q Q AH rn' 'Z vc . Edelman, Kate Elieftbefg, Kal ,sg ' fi, 'E Eisenberg, Michael Ellis, Randy ,V Elkind, Nina Englander, Beverly ...I Lf Eller, Bob Engle, Hermine vii, J -5, Eller, Joy Epstein, Donny s E . j J ' 5 1' l . ' ll, fx ' - 'J i ' 3 . 3 35 1: f ' - , ' :if Y rf ' - as .- 422 s i l - 'J- 4 0 FRESHMEN Geofgef R0ftf1le Goldman, Michael ', ' - 24 H 5 G dWUY f SUS'-In Goldman, Ronald -'2 ,gl ' ,. M it ,Lx Glass, James Goldstein, Charlene X ik- E I D L 'A-. V Y Glen' PUNY Goldwasser, Darryl F sis. ,IL ' Goldwasser, Marlyn Greenhougel Wendy .J - ' i sg Good, Enid Grold, Joan by N ' Q: G00dmUl'l, PGYSY Grollman, Tom 'T U s OI Q Greenberg, Michael Groman, Carole . . f X -i A -i 5 I . - we ,-H A , Grossman, Marilyn Halper, Harriet Q vt , -:. 4 ' y 1: .. - r Grudin, Shelley Hammer, Bruce , A ' 4 ' if lyy, A-i , ' Haarman, Bob Hara, Sandra Tl , ,A Y Hahn, John Harper, Michael , , .fs 1 X N Q Q M - 1 L A- ' A l ' I Harris, Joan Herwit, Harold ,. 2 3 , :, 4 Hathcock, Penelope Heyman, Patricia Q, 1.x fl , 55 Hendricks, Antoinette Hill, Richard ,l 1' X N ' ' ' Herman, Bradley Holzman, Susan f 1 1 bi Howard, Wendy Jackson, Janet 5 - ,, i I Howitt, Roger Jackson, Nigel ta, ... '41 57, , ' V L Humeston, Marcia Jacqua, Jack ' V , 'Lily' , -fl ,f Hutkin, James Johnson, Jeannette :' 'lf 5 3 - !-Y Q L i . . ffilifm . -. .Q J- '- ' L ' . -V ' . Jordan, Judith Kates, Louise 3 , , g, Q Q Karz, Helene Katsky, Alice 'tw I ei' L '1 Kassin, Cynthia Kavelin, Kamille '54 I , , Kates, Larry Kavelin, Karin . ' 'H V 5 ' 1. , . Kay, Anita Kish, Audrey .r g, ' 5 V ,, Kaylin, Deanna Klein, Alldrl .... 1 ,jc L W r Kessler, Richard Klein, Kenneth V sf, '. W' Kinwald, snuy Klein, Susan Q fr 'L ' 5' - s 4 55 . . 1 ,.,, v ,HL - , K - Kl0l, NGHCY Krell, Beverly ' ' 1 ' '- 'K gc, Koch, 5lU0fl Krieger, Larry jg -TL ti , Koeppel, Rosalind Krueger, Gary h ,Z' K rg Kraus, Aff Kubrin, David L Z il i t A r K Kuh, NGHCY Landahl, Richard ' I 'Lf 'N -r ' l 'W -2 ., . 9 LC-Itllter, Sylvia Lantin, Linda -K-7 Lk' If fm Q, 3' 5 5:7 Lafever, Minard Lanyon, Jerry ' ' A A' of I, it f' Laine, Joan Lupin, Ign i I ' l ' ' L A x L x 4 1 , U Lapkoff, Mimi Lederman, Marilyn p 'L .T -, .. 9' Lattin, Carol Lederman, Stanley ' , , :3 ,I Leanse, Susan Lee, Patty -. ng ' I Lederman, David Lehton, David , I Lesser, Terri Levy, Linda I , ' 5 -3 Leventhal, Judy Lewin, Jeanie h ,V ' 3 LQ L I' levin, Ellen Lifter, Michael V7 1- . , 'if Levine, Billy Light, Janice '-' ' , x fe' x 1 ,Rx X 2 Linde, Ronald Longstreet, Harry - -: ,.-- I Linkletter, Dawn Lourie, Allan ' ' - av JL, xr Lipkin, Tami Lowe, Laurence 1, 'hi' ' I K i Livingston, Dennis Lyle, Revina 1 V J . Q A ' V' Lynn, Suzanne Machu, Vlviane , 3 ,B McArthur, Eugene Marcus, Susan , . .. McHugh, Judy Markus, Stuart ' yy . 5.1 H fn MacCabe, Marilyn Meikleiohn, Richard 5, .: if i ' ' ' I i -Lf 1- 'vf 9, -r k s.- 5 x X X fir fl 'P i f . f 1 v Y, N , .-- K, . X v- . , 'V 1 no K -'C fu .E c Ai lm arigi-.. .eff i il E 1 l rf 2 .-y v- A Q , 4. fh 1' V L, . f, s 'L L as s. C -rs - -S J vc . gs L 1:7 -v-ul 4 ,- .4 A, 5 v 3- , S e Sl ..x., 4 .,,.,., Q A-. 1- - si ,-. I .1 L im Solomon, Merle Sperling, Judith Stein, Marilyn Stern, Maxine Ychira, Andre Teichmann, Elsa Thompson, lynn Trevanthan, Kathryn Vogel, Leland Walker, Daniel Wall, Johannah Wallace, Karol Weiss, Judith Wells, Mike White, John White, Susan Swarthe, Linda Taback, Michael Tannenbaum, Edward Taps, Susan Turbow, Myron Unitan, Richard Veiner, Gloria Vinnecour, Keith Waters, Alice Watson, Torn Weinberg, Howard Weiner, David Wilson, Ronald Woodard, Dick Yanoll, Linda Zebrack, Jerry Melnik, Margie Michaelis, Jo Ann Miller, Karen Mills, Dick Nathan, Judy Newman, Carl Ninger, Ronna Nissenson, Michael Ottemeyer, Joan Palm, Craig Patterson, Roger Pauley, Dana Petroll, Gloria Polacheck, Steve Polesky, Carl Pollak, Ronald Randall, Linda Rasmussen, Dale Reed, Stephen Reliford, Susan Rose, Anthony Rosekranz, Joel Ross, Barbara Rowan, Barbara Saltzman, Elaine Samuels, Jim Sawtelle, Sally Sax, Stanley Mishell, Kathryn Moore, Alfred Moore, Lois Muskie, Bette Nussbaum, Jane O'Brien, Darcy Olt, Barbara Olson, Linda Perel, Bob Perrin, Jessica Peterson, Christine Peterson, Linda Pollock, Patricia Potts, Nathan Queen, Mike Rachmil, Joyce Richardson, Douglas Rickenbaclmer, Edward Ries, Frances Rigney, Bernard Rubin, Alice Rubin, Barbara Ruggles, Anne Sadler, Judy Schlesinger, Gordon Schott, Dan Schussel, George Segal, James Seiger, Thomas Sharp, Peter Seizer, David Sharrin, Judy Shafler, Shelly Sher, Merritt Shamray, Patricia Sherman, Susan Short, Bill Sinn, Carol Shulman, Gloria Sli'-IVJF1. 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F . ,,,. . , 1. , - -- f 4, 1. , sa- , ,' , 7:85, . .V b +. ,,,, ., .4,. .Q 3, , A YQ . X. 1' .f. 5i'M A , ..' : 5 -9-.A -'f' ,uqfiqev -. ,, l -v ,A :Q Yb,vp,lgI,15,, QQ!! -1 ,L.,,, b 5 ., 1 'ff ff Z 'J . 7 av KE. 51 4 ihv r v L' Lf ff M 3 TF Zz fi gf IQ -...ffxfffifrm l V KA, .1 , -4 ?T' Nij ' .zQ..f5,'x1 35.1-.Q l y 'J' A js., w 29, I 1 x 1 ,K X 1 . N -sw , L i. .:,jv':v' 2 , r ' 13 lv' 4 If ,Ax 4 'ff I! 35 ,V-N1 ,efdw W -11 3,25 firg AM 1 1 N., 73 . +1 . 1 '4 hi . X-.1 xp? it. 1 Top row: D. Davis lAce Clubl, B. Strauss lco-captaini, Ace Clubl, R. Siegel lAce Clubl, D. Schulman, D. Repp, J. Link- letter, A. Tanzman, K. Baer, J. Albin. Second row: L. Edwards, D. Long lBlanket Award, Ace Clubl, J. Simpson lAce Clubl, L. Gilbert, M. Reznick, J. French, D. Berg, P. McDermott, J. Lifter, B. Baker, R. Edelson, J. Viner, J. Poe. Third row: J. Marrow lhead coachl, H. Lapin, S. Hoyt lAce Clubl, C. Kress, R. Bowen, B. Siegel, M. Morris, B. Friedman, H. Fabrick, C. Flana- gan lcoachl. Bottom row: J. Lanyon lManagerl, P. Raffee, D. Roger, J. Friedman lAmerican Legion Award, Ace Clubl, E. Gelman iAce Clubl, M, Chudacoft, B. Liebowitz lco-captain , Ace Clubl, B. Reinfeld, D. Sebel lManagerl. THE SEASON . . . Opening pre-season play, Beverly fell to a 2l-l5 defeat by Hawthorne. Bernie Liebowitz and Don Long were credited with the two tallies. The Normans walloped El Segundo 26-7. Long's three touchdown passes and Jim Simp- son's circus catch highlighted the victory. Edg- ing past the home ll by a conversion, Mira Costa eked out a l4-l3 win. Dick Davis scored the first TD following Ron Siegel's recovery of a fumble. . . . A rough contest between Leuzinger and Beverly opened the last Bay League football season for the Normans. Facing a 7-7 tie at the half, the fighting Beverly team tallied two more times in order to down the Olympians 20-7. Ends Stu Hoyt and Larry Gilbert massa- cred Olympian halfback Tony Alteri, while Gil- bert recovered a fumble to score. Davis and Liebowitz made the remaining touchdowns. . . . Despite the hard driving of Gilbert and Co-Captain Liebowitz, the tribe from Inglewood 'rounced the Beverly ll. The Normans failed to stop the speedy running attack of the Sen- tinels as the latter racked up a 34-12 victory. Amazing pass-catching was demonstrated by Jerry Viner, a member of the Second String Bay League team, while Long completed l7 out of 23 passes. . . . The tired, but fighting band of Normans met the TorrancevTartars whose superior man power plus Beverly's lack of substitutes tells the story of the 33-6 final score. The Orange and Whiters tallied in the first quarter when Long completed a pass to Hoyt. The Normans were leading at the half, but the Tartars tied the score in the third quarter and completed four more TDs in the final period of play. . . . Smash Samo was a bit reversed-Samo smashed Beverly 40-7 as Jackie Douglas, blue and gold quarterback, ran one of Long's punts 92 yards to score. ln the third quarter the Long- Viner combination clicked on a i9 yard pass and tally. Mel Chudacoff completed the con- version. Samohi, C.l.F. champs, were sparked by the great play-calling of Douglas who be- sides the punt return, tossed two TD passes. . . . Friday the thirteenth proved to be unlucky for the Beverly football squad as the Normans wound up the i953 season with a 27-l9 loss to Redondo. On the short end of a 2l-O score the Marrowmen returned to the field after half- time and dominated the remainder of the game. Playing quarterback in a creditable fashion was Davis replacing Long, who due to an in- iury remained on the sidelines. Explaining a key play to Coach Chris Flanagan and Varsity Co- Coptains Bernie Liebowitz and Ben Strauss is head Varsity coach, John Marrow. Strauss, o tough tackle, received honorable men- tion in the Bay League standings, while both boys were Ace Club winners. Liebowitz starred in the halfback position. WL, H- ,-, .9 L W IH! C 1 X . r., f' ea W 'Q fir? v ,' Ax .V ,. 'Q 'x W ...F Q.'u.l.'e-o 5 an WH, 4 1 , . .,f. I. x Q- I' in N -R: -. YB f C. . My I w Q f 1 s. K ' WJ' 'PQCH K, I f .Iv 1 s 95: ! K f..,' Y' if O Q 'J , A Ywfsfs ' .P if A .,nr ' XX Q X 'Q 'Q Q F :Jaw t .WI A 4 ,v A. ' k my L .N K' mmtghgragf ,5 x N, EL- .xl f 'ws ' ' 2 ,Q?, I Q, N af' I L -Q V .R ' '- , Akttw w-?1P- MSA A Ks. ' xfff-, L , ' - .'f!i'T 'ff ,f '- Q' fff! ,i'?f.'z . , - X, .v A -. L - L , - .. , Qi-, . K , 1 ' V 1 4, , .f- z., , in A sh ds. .- A . V 4 , ,vw t . 1 . A iff- - 5 n Aga NV, K. .IA M. . nh ,f 'ga .-'B 5M I I . . A .?:,'hQ.,, Qin. . 4 ' - V J., A .. , 1 LE- 1 Y' ' , E, an , J fa ,H .,u,..,-: 11- F 'hy hisnidrxwfklsl yy., fy. ta e Satisfied with nothing less than the Bay League Trophy, Coach Hal Sieling's Bees fought hard, and, for the first time since 1945, they tied for the league championship. The Norbabes ended the football season with a six win, one loss, one tie record to earn the Bay League Trophy with Samo. Doug Theis' passing highlighted almost every game, but the team owes most of its victories to their strong defensive playing. An average of only 2 and 3f5 points per game were scored against the Bees in league competition. Climaxing the Norbabes' season was the cru- cial 7-7 tie with the Vikings. In the last 48 seconds of play Co-Captain Ned Eckert ran the ball over for Beverly's only tally. During the Bee's unde- feated league play Eckert scored l3 touchdowns. The Norbabes had a team with fighting spirit. The line was the strongest in the league, and each team member had endurance and,more important yet, the desire to win. Halfback Eckert and End Gary Mordock made the first string All Bay League Bee Team. Dave Miller, the spark plug of the team, won second string honors. Dave, a three year Bee Letterman, dropped back from the Varsity to strengthen the Bee line. The best blocking back in the Bay League was said to be Sophomore Alex Irvine. Coach Hal Sieling illustrates a play to Bee Co-Captains Ned Eckert and Fred Gaylord. Through the hard work of the enthusiastic team led by these three, the Bees completed the season in a first place tie with Samo. John Oliver Tony Pastor Guard End Many Krall Gary Trump Mike Kaplan Tackle Center Tackle of Doug Theis Quarterback Steve Gluckmon Gary Mordock Fullback End Norman Defenders Eddie Hoff- man 1151, Dave Miller 1331, and Steve Gluckman 1161 don't give the Torrance men an inch. Also covering play are Jim Blair 121, Bruce Edelson 121, and Tony Posior. 'Y' MA Y ff . O ' 1. '12 539' y Wi, 4 wyiiif' 1 , I 5 L1 - . f b ff lv. Coach Steve Miletich gives -a last-minute pep talk to For- ward Ron Marson before send- ing him into the game. Ron played first string forward for the Norman varsity. Standing ll-rl: D. Walker, D. Eiler lcaptain, Blanket Awardl, D. Earnest, R. Elzer, S. Miletich lcoachl, J. Viner, D. Long, R. Thompson, M. Franks. Kneeling: N. Eckert, P. Spencer lmanagerl, C. Collingwood lAmerican Legion Awardl. THE SEASON Boasting an all-over l8-7 record, Coach Steve Miletich's basketball- ers fought their way to the second round of the C.l.F. finals. Here they fell to the sharp-shooting C.l.F. champs, Mt. Carmel. During their last season of Bay League play Beverly won seven games while los- ing only three. Captain Dick Eiler and Carl Collingwood made the first and second string Bay League teams, respectively, while teammates Don Walker and Don Long were given honorable mention. Helping the Nor- mans to take second place in the Bay League were Ned Eckert, Rich- ie Elzer, and Ron Marson, forwards, and Mike Franks and Ric Thompson, guards. Jerry Viner played well in spite ofa bad knee iniury. The blan- ket award for basketball went to Dick Eiler, while Carl Collingwood earned the American Legion Award. Don Walker oufreaches two Redondo men in recovering cz rebound. Ron Murson, Don Long i37i, and Dick Eiler 130i , are on hand to receive the ball. Dick Eiler Forward Don Long Guard 1 -Q' Don Walker Center Richie Elzer Forward Carl Collingwood Guard 85 ii 1.114 .. b-fb, Standing ll rl E Gelman S Kirshner, M. Reznik, M. Rothberg, M. French, S. Miletich lcoachl, K. Natkin, T Frre berg D Walker D Heymann J Fox. Kneeling: S. Gluckman, B. White. IN REVIEW Leading Beverly's .lay Vees to the Bay League cham- pionship were Captain Buddy White, Marshall Reznick, and Johnny Fox, the top scorers, while defensive stalwarts were Guard Ellis Gelman and star rebounder, Dan Walker. Coach Miletich's machine completed the regular season with only one blemish on its record, losing to the Inglewood quintet during the second series of League play. This was the first season that the Bay League included Jay Vee teams in its schedule. Rounding out the championship team were guards, Steve Gluckman, Shel Kirshner, and Mike Rothberg, for- wards, Tom Freiberg and Mike French, and center, Ken Nat- kin. M Standing ll-rl: T. Sullivan, A. Cohen, S. Levinson, M. Brownstein, C. Flanagan lcoachl, S. Shuken, K. Newmark, J. Blair, K. Bishop. Kneeling: M. Seiler, P. Glas- gow, H. Silverman, D. Zumbrun, D. Greenberg. Sitting: J. Ellis, J. Rosenkranz, J. Parenzan. I Q Y 3 A 5 Sl !'X Top row ll-rl: S. Koch, D. Rowen, B. Levit, B. Goodman, G. Fletcher, W. Gamble Second row: D. Brown, D. Colman, l. Fishman, C. Flanagan lcoachl, R. Goldman, M. Bruer, J. Segal. Bottow row: E. Gottlieb, D. Seizer, K. Young, M. Kohlman. lxf 'X Dick Eiler, Beverly's star offen- sive player, receives the third place trophy for the Normans. Dick was also made a member of the All-Tournament Team. Reigning over the Twelfth An- nual Beverly High Invitational Basketball Tournament wa s Queen Sharon Factor, Her court included Princesses Con- nie King, sophomore, Barbara Olf, freshman, Marilyn Mays, iunior, and Judy Siegel, senior. In the opening round of the Twelfth Annual Beverly High lnvita- tional Basketball Tournament the Normans edged out a determined Chaffey team, 42-38. The hosts next encountered the favored South Pasadena Tigers and handed them a 35-27 defeat. Ventura edged pass the home squad 57-46 in the semi-final round and went on to win the championship trophy over Fillmore. Vying for third place honors, Samo fell to the hands ofthe revengeful Normans, 60-42. All first-round losers were automatically entered in the consola- tion tournament, in which Pomona breezed by Culver City in the finals to cop the trophy. Forward Dick Eiler was chosen a member of the All-Tourney squad, while teammate Carl Collingwood won second string honors. gnu' Carl Collingwood outreaches a Chaffey man to capture the ball for Beverly. l38l, goes up for a rebound against Richie Elzer l36l gives a helping hand, Chaffey in the first round of the Bev- erly Hills Invitational Tournament. Beverly's lanky center, Don Walker while teammate Ric Thompson watches from behind. Teammate Dick Eiler waits to assist. ll! llll is Coach Charlie Brown prepares to set Alvin Olden and Bob Yates off for a practice run. These boys are co-captains of the varsity track team. Bill Jackson larry Gilbert Al Scham Elliot Hutkin gy, 91 ng in sprinting, pole vaulting, and hurdling, the 1954 varsity track squad main- tained an outstanding record during its prac- tice meets. Coach Charlie Brown's team won seven out of nine dual meets before entering the Santa Barbara Invitational, the lngle- wood Relays, andthe Bay League and C. I. F. Finals. Ned Eckert Bob Koehler Carl Collingwood Dick Roy Carl Kress ni. I ha Slanding ll-rl: D. Zlalnik lmanagerl, N. Weiss lmanagerl, D. Theis, H. Silverman, R. Sidell, J. Doane, P. Sharp, S. Ruttenberg, C. Brown lcoachl. Kneeling: E. Hoffman, G. Mordock, B. White, A. Cohen, D, Rasmussen, J. Gibboney, T. Grollman, R. Greene, B. Freeman, Sitling: F, Gaylord, J. Parenzan, L. Sager, J. Freeman, M. Krell, A. Adler, K. levill, M. Rible, K. Newmark, T. Farkas, B. Harris. ll-rl: P. Florence lmanagerl, D. Seizer, M. Augenblick lcaptainl, A. Irvine, C. Zobelin, B. Franken stein, G. Krueger, D. Epstein, B. Benisek, D. Goldwasser, B. Levine, J. Samuels, N. Fogel, M. Queen, D Epstein lcaplainl, C. Brown lcoachl. X 1 Q. j .'l ,E- Y Top Row ll-rl: D. Rowan, D. Rister, S. Freedman, D. Roy, L. Sager. Second Row S K ng lmanage M. Rible, A. Adler, P. Sharp, A. Stewart, R. Greene, C. Brown fcoachj. Bottom Row S Rutten E. Hutkin, B. Rigney, A, Scham, M. Augenblick, Building themselves up for distance running and preparing themselves for track were Coach Charlie Brown's cross country boys. These young, inexperi- enced athletes had all of their meets away from home, as Beverly has no course long enough for the one and eight-tenths mile run. Outstanding for the varsity were Mike Augenblick, Dick Roy, and Al Sham, while Elliot Hutkin, Mort Rible, and Lennie Sager helped the Jay Vee's win the majority of their meets. Q ' uf ,K '. 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P s Don Long Carl Polesky Stu Hoyt Joe Rosenkranz Second Base Third Base Pitcher Short Stop Taking a second in Bay League competition, the varsity baseball squad totaled a i4 win, 4 loss, and 1 tie record. Leading one of the best teams Beverly has ever seen were Paul Zimmerman, first base, Don Long, second bose, Larry Edwards, left field, and star pitchers Stu Hoyt and Sal Schwartz. Top Row ll-rl: H. Sieling lcoochl, P. Artzt, D. Mills, C. Polesky, D. Long lAmericon Legion Awardl, J. Ansen lmcnagerl, A. Klein lmancgerl, B. Herman lmanagerl. Second Row: A. Schwartz, B. Bittke, S. Hoyt, J. Simpson, J. Rosenkranz, D. Eiler, N. Ross. Bottom Row: P. Zimmerman lcaptain, Blonlzel Awardl, L. Edwards lcapluinl. ..a V. fs 3 2 ft P a ft 'in' 120. Norm Ross Sol Schwartz Second Base Pntcher Duck Mills Pete Artzt Cufcher Catcher Jam Snmpson Duck Euler x . . , 4? .1 , - -Qa,.--' ,Q -.4 ,-.- -,Q-f T1:1f+ff 'S f L,.,lf- 'W'-' .5 F 1,vq,.'e?r'i v.f . , - L v , 4 -1 . ,. - . vwvq ,, f , A, A'-niihq, mn, - ' A --'mm A , ,-,,' .f-L-.lag . fg, - ' fe . -- -' nf.. '-- L' THE SCOREBOARD BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY ...MT. CARMEL 6 ..,.., ...,, H AWTHORNE CALIFORNIA ...ST. MONICA ...MIRA COSTA ...ST. MONICA MORNINGSIDE ...MIRA COSTA , HAWTHORNE HOLLYWOOD .HCULVER CITY LEUZINGER , INGLEWOOD ....,..A,ASANTA MONICA TORRANCE 7 ......... ...,.,, R EDONDO LEUZINGER INGLEWOOD TORRANCE 9 .,........ SANTA MONICA REDONDO 1. THE SCOREBOARD BEVERLY l2,, . ,,,, MIRA COSTA BEVERLY lO. , ,Y,, ST. MONICA BEVERLY 3, , , ,,,, MIRA COSTA BEVERLY 6. ,,,, HOLLYWOOD BEVERLY 3, , , LEUZINGER BEVERLY 4, ,,,A ,A INGLEWOOD BEVERLY 3 , , Y,,.,,,,,,,, TORRANCE BEVERLY 8, . SANTA MONICA BEVERLY 5, ,, ,, ,,,,, , REDONDO Top Row ll-rl: C. Flanagan lcoachl, D. Woodard, B, Lumsden, B. Reinfeld, B. Gamble, M. Brown- stein, D, Blakemore, S. Gluckman. Second Row: E. Brown lmanagerj, D. Zumbrun lmanagerj, E. Gott- lieb, T. Sullivan, S. Polacheck, E. Gelmon, E. Tomarkin, M. Longhurst, J. Blair. Bottom Row: H. Mindlin lmanagerl, D. O'Brien, D. Rowen, D. Weiner, K. Young, I. Fishman, M. Berns, D. Brown, G. Trump. i ' Ill f -ci Standing H-ri: D. Davis, D. Moss Kcaptoinj, H. Fabrick, J. Linkletter, T. Joseph. Seated: S. Kirshner lAmericon Legion Awordj, D. Heinemun, L. Wain, M. Copeland. Varsity swimmers are being timed by Manager Pete Spencer during on afternoon practice. g wf- Qffaxsv -' f':, f ff.- ,. iV ,, T ' ' ...ao 3' , f Sa 'Wet- Dan Su 1 . garman Mike Copeland Shel K Led by Coach John Marrow, the varsity swim team boasted a 9-3 record in its practice meets and won the Bay League Trophy with Mike Copeland, a three-year C.l.F. champ, diving in his usual spectacular form. Boasting a lO-2 count, the Bees were outdone only by the mighty midgets, the Cee team, who sported an excellent l2-O record. The Cees were led by the Bay League record-breaking 75-yard medley relay squad consisting of Brad Part, Murray Kohlman, and Keith Vinnecour. Steve Brown, Dan Sugarman and Jack Daniels, the Bee relay team, broke the school record, while Steve broke the Bee 75-yard Individual Medley record, previously held by Dan. irshner Pete Bentler Murray Kohlman Coach John Marrow goes over Norman swimming records with Varsity Captain Dick Moss. 'Y' sv wounvinl' fx Standing il-rl: H. Conant, S. Brown, P. Glasgow. Seated: J. Daniels, K. Bishop, R. Siegel, S. Shuken. In Water: M. Bredenback, M, Friedman, D. Kaiser, D. Sugarman icaptainl. Standing il-rl: B. Part, J. Krueger, M. Kohlman, J. Becker. Seated: P. Deel, J. Hutkin, K. Vinneco R. Freeman, M. Litter, R. Meikeliohn, P. Bentler fcaptoinj. ur, -4 L 3 Top Row llrl B Hoormonn T Farkas A Irvme G Copeland C Zobeleun Second Row J Whule R Edelson J Albm D Goldman lmcnogerl R Clark Bohom Row Y Crandall L Knles B Haormunn lice?-V My if 'fl' ffl?-A'ia 'lf 'iw' 5 fjffn Q1 andmg llrl L Krueger S Buchcller M Moms Len D Mcllzmcn S. Milelich lcoac . Second man on the Bev- erly tennis team is Tommy Freiberg, who returns a fast volley to his oppon- ent. Credited with another Bay League victory, the tennis squad, under the direction of Coach Gale Stockdale, ended the season with an unblemished record of 7 wins and no losses in high school competition. The team was led by top netters Mike Franks, Dudley Cup and Oiai Tourney champ, and Tommy Freiberg, Washington State Junior Singles Champion. Alby Prager was the team's captain. BH Captain Alby Prager stops tennis practice to pose for the cameraman. With a look of deep concen- tration Mike Franks, Norman- dy's top netman, returns a deep 'forehand shot. C f .1 x . 'D -14. Sal 'lu' :IP J r fervor. I. 4-4 . - f 'f - ' viii H16-iii Mffggfizu 4 V M I . Q , ,ii - .M g -,. ,. ,-, SA.-M..,5i,.,. - 'f '---M--.W A+-wmaw ,,, f . ,q I. .M , ,g,, - A ' V . . V , '.- Nn A . A ! 1 'im-fr.g.fa ,f, M ' -' ' V If f- N.. ' f 1' 1? M.--1, ,,:' A 'VN' ,W A , 5 . .. ' ,-2 . A K4 li 'figrmifiijf-1.1.-:mg .' '.,.f. 'Mg'-' - I, ' ,DES if .-K ,'Qi,:jf:? , W' ' 32yg.1fArQ-L ' ,-Q,-jf 5- ' .,,., qv ' 'D 4 rkfej 1.5, 7,16 s 4 , V ,f:fw '1'f T,-' 9z7'1'?t'ij '-ff 1 . -' lv - A , ., 1 V-?ff7!'f'ff 1f - dfgawllgg-4?Qw . - , M' . ., . , -ru,-4 . n,f,5,4. fri? ' 4- 3 I -E' fa 2 rm, ' 1 K?-'is 2 - .1 it Q... x Y f r 2 5 'T .fa-.w.,., , Wim, , 6 hlbfmy ff-f, 1 ,BQ , A 'W,A.A, V,-E , A, , z , J 1 J. Q, 'va ,Jai .Y N ,Qi A .. .N ' -V 4 31 fr . - 8 k If f V 9 fy f r I V.. Into the pit! l 'infh-'g...'- -'Nu-4-. Powerhouse. Paul ,,, A W, M, W. Wy, You're out! Another Beverly first l l .y .y , 9 V wfltl 4 it 11' .x '-4 N 4 Q - A J u . , V . , 1 if 3'- i 'f --'44 J . 'A A 'ff , M X13 I i' 1' A -L V f .W T V' K ik. AR 'wb : 4 3 Y Q T I - - H l E I 4 'rx 1 S3 C 1 xxj' ' 5 I -V 4 rg ' , R78 V Y K . X , . f' V ' ' ' , ,N I 'Y - N, 1 'ag cr ' .J A R I i i' lllw it ' if' fl ,Q f - ' . : 4 i l . . I l Le, 94, A J .ALL I -UI K 'f s uh A t A A ,Q ,wk V t: . I ii 1 ,,... P ik- A-4 iz! T X ,Af ,sv 1 5 . Kam. Standing ll-rl: M. MacCobe, G. Yaras, C. Kreeger, K, Brady, J. Siegel, J, Krone, G. Guggenheim, .l, Townsend, D. Olson, A. Vinnecour, C. Cotterell, C. Glasgow, J. Betts, B. Hoe, S. Diamond, S, Pepp. Sitting: M. Sturges lsponsorl, A. Rose itrecsurerl, C. Ackley lsecretrayl, C. Bollenbacher ivice- presidentl, B. Grant lpresidentl, A. Hahn lpresidentl, J. Neisser lvice-presidentl, D. Olsonltreasurerl, B. Ohrbach, B. Yanoti. Under the leadership of Presidents Ann Hahn and Beverly Grant the Girls' Athletic Association provided an active year of fun and service for the students at Normandy. One of the first big events was its dance, The Deep Sea Dig, in the swim gym. At the Tennis Progressive Dinner in January girls who qualified for the tennis team were introduced. The two Annual Awards Banquets, sponsored by the G.A.A., honored boys who received letters in tall and spring sports. Along with giving the school a new American Flag for the auditorium, the G.A.A. had a school-wide sports equipment drive to aid the children at the East Los Angeles Plaza Community Center. This year's activities were sponsored by Mrs. Marjorie Sturges. ,, Z 9 ., I I 'N 'X lllllll llllln msuun :mann lllllll ' !!!!!!! Illllll annum lllllll uuuuu mllun llllll ,4 llllll wllllll' no lllllln ll' lllnlnu vm lllllll fur lllllll nv lllllll Ill Ill. lllllll llll llll Q SX 6 N K M li U- D u Q in ' : K N 4 ' ,J L L, , .1 I DN1' t ' l i 7 '7 Standing ll-rl: J. Falk, A. Golding, M. Duke, C. Gardiner, M. MacCobe, B. Joyce, E. Kirshboum, P. Samuel, D. Olson, S. Doyle, D. MacDonald, C. Wilber, L. Yonoff, L. Posner, B. Gcssman. Kneeling: B. Boos, L. Sonlell, C. Roinger, J. Victor, L. Donaldson, D. Peschell, P, Bencidom, C. Cotlerell, J. Betts, Wallad, J. Michcelis. Y V. A KETB Slanding ll-rl: J. Falk, S. Cagan, P. Halhcock, L. Yanofl, M. Anderson, J. Bells, L. Posner, C, Wilber, C. Colterell, A. Rose, D. Olson, D. MacDonald, M. Duke, N. Lasman, S. Nourse J. Fields, N. Kuh, M. MocCabe, J. Paley. Silling: R. Braff, V. Machu, A. Rasenick, R. Winogrode, B. Meadows, J. Victor, A. Francis, M. Tuch, T. Klosser, A. Golding, M. Mays, B. Boos, L. Sanlell, D. Peschell, L. Cole. f-' Q. 'L vig , ! 'W IU g.....11 I' hu. I I W I N II: I'1ese ore the CLUBS hot cheer the Teoms hot fight for the Kids hot support The Acfivifies hot ore sponsored by the Leoders hot govern the SCHOOL . . . THAT SPIRIT BUILT Top how ll-rl: A. Rose, S. Salzberg, A, Harris, J. Townsend, A. Hahn, B, Aaronson, H. Hutkin, A. Magnus, G, Karp, C. Mitchell. Second Row: J. Patliz, R. Seiler, B, Greenstein lsecretaryl. Third Row: J Coates lpresidentl, A. Parker lsponsorl, K v lin M S ecktor, B. Grant ltreasurerl, Fourth Row: M. Berke, P. Ach, L Gottfried lsecretoryl, B. Fairchild, D. Davis, E. a e , p L, Goldman ltreasurer, presidentl, S. Darner, M. Rothstein, J. Siegel, B. Hexter. Fifth Row: M. Mays, S. Diamond, L, Vinne- cour. Bottom Row: J, Neisser, A, Huberty, L. Ansill lvice-presidentl, 5. Wolf, J. Levit. Absent: C. Ehrncke lviceepresidentl, B Eisendrath, S. Factor, S, Hi i i +f t lllll iw 'P' 4,-,,..-- ,-,-ff 'O-in nrgg rt '? gi? Q Elisa J if 25,53 rv' J 'ff lf .-XY Q Outstanding girls of the upper grades are honored by membership in the Alphas. Members are chosen for their excellent scholarship, leadership, and school service. Through their weekly sucker sales the Alphas raise money to buy vitamins for under-privileged children at Albion Street School. This year they also gave a Christmas party at Plaza Center. Other services performed by the Alphas include sponsor' ing a freshman panel, presenting their annual Christmas formal, and giving a Christmas party for the soldiers at Sawtelle. v z Q 1 -IZ 1' QA . Y -3 ,AI R fm J J '.':'vf'f ' , . . i F 'Y :fy 6. ' N 9 i . ' ' I I y 1,6 gr t -- f . ,f J ' ' A f iff -if -11S3g:...w:. ., Q,-.Fa ww' A Q ' 1 ' F K E an ' an Atv-m-w.5:i'?u 1 9' 2 X up g .ff A . . r ' ' 'X ' A , , is i I I V, 1, . Y, ' .-uns, ' ' ' 15 v ,gmt '...'h ' ' ,.' . , ' ' ' '- , 'r-'.'.GQ4f AA' .-f ' , 3 1 -V-V wwpsf ' ' w ., , by f 1 A . f' . . .Y ,,,,. . , ,nA.,y Lv , , , fy I . a t , , V e,,. - . . V H , ,, , ,r, . ,Q Q - . . Q,-K ' , fl 4, yt fm , . 4, , 4 hw ,. KINHGHTS 6 Lower grade girls who exhibit fine citizenship, leader- ship, and scholarship are eligible for Adelphian member- ship. The club's chief goal is to give philanthropic aid to the community and service to the school. This year the girls made book covers forthe Braille lnstitute and sent gifts and Christmas tree ornaments to the Veterans Hospital. In addition to donating the proceeds from Ye Olde Colonial Ball to the Red Cross, the Adelohians regularly served at the blood bank. 91 39 cs xl .L . 5- .. .f J- 1 '.1L't': gfi A I ' ',.i,zw5q.,'s1i 1 . . 4 ' ht . . .- ,. ,,3g.g,1r-3 A H J 1- If ,X .U 5 - - Top Row ll-rl: G. Yaras, M. Mays, S. Diamond, H. Hutkin lpresidentl, V. Wallad, R. Rachelson, M. Berke. M. Tuch, T. Klosser, C. Bachmann, M. Freston. Second Row: B. Olf, A. Finkel, B. Anderson, C. Mitchell C. Stephenson, lsponsorl, L. Rob- bins, J. Nathan, D. Pauley, S. Nourse, S. Silverglade, M. Wentz, A. Golding ltreasurerl, G. Stoloroff, D. Atwood, S. Schu' sett, D. Semenov. Third Row: B. Berger, K. Brady, H.QuigIey,M. Murch, J. Helmkamp, J. Jordan, J. Johnson, V. Schwartz, M. Harter, C. Wilber, K. Schwab, C. Porter lvice-presidentl, K. Williams. Fourth Row: S. Salzberg, N. Shapiro, M. Bernstein, M. Anderson, C. Jacobson, S. Warren ltreasurerl, B. Hoe, F. Leipziger, C. Kopmanfl. Dolgenow. Bottom Row: K. Finer, S. Wol- ins lsecretaryl, B. Randall, A. Vinnecour, A. Bershad, R. Meyers lvice-presidentl, R. Bralf,L. Posner, R. Willey lpresidentl, S. Smith lsecretaryl, A. Morton, L, Yanott, P. Ach, A. Birnbaum, K. Hellgren. Absent: L. Antonoft, R. Mayer, K. Tolstedt, L. Randall. 1. at uv,- .. 1 ' I Repainting the welcome sign on Herried Field was the first proiect of the Squires this year. In addition to selling soft drinks at the games, they made financial gains from their dance, The Spring Swing. Performing their tradi- tional duties, the Squires retired the flag, supervised the north wing during noon hours, and ushered at various school functions. Members are chosen for their school service, scholarship, and citizenship. Their faculty sponsor is Dr. John H. French. 7 93 C 6 'N 1 if- . , 25 gl- Y 71-NB A-...JW Top Row ll-rl: A. Irvine lpresident, secretary-treasurerl, S, Reed, A. Rose, B. Harris, R. Goldman, C. Wein, D, Roberti, B Goodman, D. Rowen, M. Krell, M. Rible, M. Seller, B. Edelson. Second Row: D. Zumbrun, S. Cutler lsecretary-treasurerl B. Patten. Third Row: T. Sullivan, D. Colman, P. Trebler. Fourth Row: M. French lvice-presidentl, S. Gluckman, G. Trump, D. Brown, B. Gamble, E. Gelman lvice-presidentl, K. Newmark, J. Blair, J. French lsponsorl. Bottom Row: J. Albin, K. Young M. Longhurst lpresidentl, J. Fox. Absent: B. Levit. 5. -' 11 11 if N Ll?-'N ,....,-4--- Top Row Ll-rl: P, Newmark, S. King, A. Reed, B. Glass, G. Goldman, R. Eisenrod, J. Hooker, D. Yadley, C. Pyke, K. Kurland, R. Lesser, L. Lesser, J. Simpson, L. Bernstein, D. Long. Second Row: J. Litter, M. Kohlman, G. Mordock, A. Finkel, C. Wein, A. Irvine, A. Brown, M. Rible, L. Lewyn, C. Norgia, S. Roth, R. Edelson, J. Frey, B. Patten. Third Row: E. Gelman, S. Gluck- man, P. Heyman, i.. Randall, S. Cagan, D. Pauiey, A. Brown, K. Eisenberg, D. Leeson, D. Kay, C. Palmer. Fourth Row: G. Karp, C. Porter, T. Abramson, J. Abrams, D. Adler, J. Johnson, A. Katsky, M. Krumenacker, L. Robbins, K. Klein, R. Goldman. Fifth Row: A. Hahn, F. Leipziger lsecretaryl, C. Wilber, J. Helmkamp, S. Price, J, Levit, B. Eisendrath, L. Goldman, A. Rose, S. Diamond, N. Shapiro. Sixth Row: A. Birnbaum, M. Harter, C. Glasgow, N. Lasman, R. Seiler lpresidentl, M. Stern, J. Weisman, S. Girdwoyn, J. Grold. Bottom Row: B. Fairchild lpresidentl, R. Willey, B. Randall, L. Ansill, S. Darner lvice-presidentl, L. Vinnecour, E. lnselbuch lsecvetaryl, A. Bershad ltreasurerl, S. Lynn, J. Jordan. Absent: B. Anderson, L. Bernstein, V. Bowman, S. Cogen, B. Cantello, E. Coberly, L. Freedman, D. Grumbach, S. Howell, F. Kaplan, R. Katsky, D. Leipziger, B. Levine, B. Levit ltreasurerl, L. Lewin, R. Linde, B. Meadows, G. Palm, C. Phillipson, L. Posner, V. Wallad lvice-presidentl, In order to give recognition for outstanding academic achievement Beverly's highest scholastic group, chapter 185 of the California Scholastic Federation, was formed. Their motto, Scholarship for Service gave members at Beverly the idea of tutoring fellow students in need of assistance. Under the guidance of Mrs. Phyllis Clemens, the C.S.F. cabinet decided that members could be either active or in- active in their organization. Students earning three A's and one B, excluding the gym grade, may join. . s--4 5 ,,f , V '-f I 1 ' I I Ni. l'1g .f ' L .'i.1 1' -'-U-HI -WUI iii F S Afaavl +QH I , A N ' h!'f ', re 1, 'ifv -47 3 xr Mil U :FX g 4 ,.. if if ' C 7 f. fv- 5 ui i AJ X96 Q, . - , . ' 0 fn XV, X 1' ' in-xp.-sv' f . 31 4-aff? tier l Top Row ll-ri: J. Lifter, D. Ruggles, R. Edelson, P. Spencer lvice-presidentl, J. Knapp, B. McCoy lpresidentl, D. Miller lpresidentl, B.Yates ltreasurerl, A. Reed, B. Stuchen ltreasurerl . Second Row: E. Gelman, M. Seller, T. Freiberg lsecretoryl, N. Garey, M. Longhurst. Third Row: B. Edelson, S. Cutler, A. Prager. Fourth Row: D. Kay, P. Trebler. Bottom Row: G. Mordock, R. Thompson. Absent: B. Liebowitz lvice-presidentl, D. Long lsecretaryl, J. Anderson, J. Lesch, P. McDermott, D. Leeson, P. Artzt. Under the supervision of the Beverly Hills Kiwanis the Key Club, sponsored by Coach John Marrow, participated in a year of school and community service. This club's ob- iectives are to provide experience in living and working together and to prepare boys to be useful citizens. The Key Club sponsored a mixer dance after the Samo game so students from Beverly and Samo would have a chance to become better acquainted. Contributing to the purchase of a new victory flag was one ofthe club's donations to Beverly. r 3' it 1 A -. l--1 K Top Row ll-rl: D. Farkas, K. Baker, D. Eisenrod lvire-presidentl, L. Wain lpresidentl, B. Goodman, R. Katsky lsecretaryl, J. Fuchs, S. Paris ltreasureri, A. Olden, B, Goodman, B. Bard. Second Row: M. Schetrin, M. Antin, W. Gress, J. Grossman, G, Schulman, J. Serf, A. Scham, M. Kohlman, B. Stuchen, R. Unitan, B. Corral, R. Warner, S. Abrams lpresidentl. Third Row: J. Leventhal, J. Michealis, C. Kassin, S. Freedman, S. Nourse lsecretoryl, J. Sperling, C. Wein, K. Eisenberg, E. Barkett, P. Klein. Fourth Row: V. Freed, A. Brown, S. Silverglade, P. Shamroy, K. Mishell, A. Katsky, J. Johnson, I.. Solomon, D. O'Brien, D. Epstein, R. Gold. Fifth Row: S. Holzman, A. Bachmann, A. Waters, N. Kloz, W. Greenhouse, C. Sinn, M. Gross- man, D. Fenmore ltreasurerl, D. Epstein, J. Glass, S. Broidy. Bottom Row: M. Lainer, L. Levoy, D. Sugarman lvice-presi- dentl, R. Lyle, S. Lynne, S. Auster, M. Stern, J. Ansen, J. Hooker, F. Myrow. A group known to all students of the Social Science De- partment is the International Statesmen. At the beginning of the year this club gave a party to honor foreign students entering Normandy. Throughout the year faculty members and students gave talks about their experiences in foreign countries. Other activities include pen-pal correspondence, the Americanism Essay Contest, and an assembly honoring winners of this contest. 'xi s lst' 0 s L'? Q.: H T27 'Wa O D6 r 5 1 0 vi I n-un Top Row ll-rl: S. Wells, M. Gordon, B. Cotterell, S. Salenger, A. Prager, M. Kohlman, J. Lesch lpresident, vice-presidentl, S. King, G. Dembo, W. Hahl, L. Coins, H. Mindlin. Second Row: M. Wells, A. Kraus, D. Goldwasser, J. Glass, B. Greene, T. Loeb, J. French, S. Cutler ltreusurerl, D. Rowen. Third Row: H. Longstreet, B. Adler, M. Goldwasser, D. Whitman ipresi- dentl, M. Lainer, K. Bishop, B. VanDolfson, K. Eisenberg. Fourth Row: J. Betts, C. Cotterell, B. Shafer, J. Nuell, M. Pomerantz, V. Schwartz lsecretaryl, L. McClure, D. Atwood, M. Herbst, A. Picket, F. Kaplin, R. Winograde, B. Meadows. Fifth Row: M. Nugit, K. Hellgren, C. Spellman, A. Golding, R. Willey lsecretaryl, M. Levinthal, J. Pearlman, G. Lewin. Sixth Row: L. San- tell, C. Rainger, D. Horelly, J. Millet, A. Birnbaum, S. Baker, B. Walden, M. Glick, H. Sulpoor, S. Schuset, R. Tapper. Bottom Row: N. Stewart, M. Wentz, S. Wallach, D. Semenov, T. Tearston, P. Pollach, J. Freedman. Absent: P. Trebler ltreasurerl, J. Albin lvice-presidentl. The Commercial Club, sponsored by Mr. Dennie Peterson, is one of the most efficient organizations at Beverly. The purpose of this group is to teach students to become better acquainted with business procedure. The Vocational Guid- ance Conference, co-sponsored by the Commercial Club, helps students in choosing a career. Topics discussed at many meetings include insurance, income tax, typing, and other subjects of interest. X 1 Sf Q I s cv fl Top Row ll-rl: D. Carpenter, H. Conant, L. Bernstein, D. Davis, J. Loos. Second Row: S. Blatt, B. Gloss, J. Poe lpresidentl, R. Levey ltreas- urerl, M. Zoslove, D. Richardson, B. Lumsden lvice-presidentl, J. Fastnow. Third Row: M. Etron, G. Stone lvice-presidentl, B. Goode, H. Glicksman, S. Roth, L. Teitler ltreusurer, presidentl, D. Berk, R. Ferman, T. Zebrack. Fourth Row: D. Horelly, B. Erncsty, J. Kreiger, L. Solo' man, P. Florence, D. O'Brien, T. Sokol, D. Antonoff.Bottom Row:C. Bachmann, l. Schipke, L. Antonoff lsecretaryl, K. Kasil, D. Peschelt lsecretaryl, T. Loeb, R. Ezra, J. Serf. Absent: S. Salot, V. Simms. ln learning more about Germany and her customs, mem- bers of Der Deutsche Verein, the German Club, were fortu- nate in having talks and slides portraying the costumes and way of life of the German people. The Club banquet in honor of Mr. James Knauer, sponsor, and his bride spot- lighted the year's activities. E H25 ff - my 1 ! K L ,pa 112.1 9 4 'O -'v Q b9'0,l. i 1 1 , Q FIM: -Q .Q 1' , A I ,' PY A.-.94 J A 1' ,' 3 1 If v 5 v Y , x 4,, , 1-m4,.. x, A a f l,fIt f J ff 'Eva :SHN 1 A 1 1 1 I ' K K f 1 Y N' 1' ' 4 vt 'N . , r , N is Q - ' s, - , .N Aly- , .' J 6 5 - l 'V Q . is ' f't'- - 4' ' N-:-1v- v- -r 4 N- 7? 3? 7 Is this trip necessary? -'S ' r A stitch in fame- W Exclusive-Keep out!! Ja. hx-.P Q 5 - r IW! Weave your own 139 2:55255 f-ff mann fir? '1'I,'g Q i , 4 0 K n f!'.s14 Q, 'ings S ,, L ' ,:,gf'L q if l'P:W,.. T ALENT V ' 1 y is x,s31 .JW JF 11 3- I ff TG 40 Who? What? When? . Which kub- Why? Where? wwf! ' x And How! 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