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

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r , XJ ' mWM Gw Assistant Principal Harry M. Alter l-fiibawagh ,gf THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The doors of the Guidance Office are always open to students wishing advice on program changes or college information. Under the direction of Mt. Harry M. Alter, assistant principal, our Guidance Department serves as a contact between Beverly High and the universities and helps students ap- ply for scholarships to these schools. A survey of all graduate students is taken, and a file based on this survey is kept in the office. This information is used to help determine the problems which each student has to face upon reaching the col- lege level. Another service of the Guidance Office is aiding Normans in choosing the educational program which will direct them into professions for which they are best suited. Each class has a counselor who remains with the class for two years. The counselor confers with the student at least once a year, as well as with stu- dent and parent once during the four years. All program changes are arranged through the stu- dentis cou.nselor. M.t. Alter also acts as the sum- mer school principal. He is in complete charge of the direction of the summer school program and does an excellent job each year. o Guidance opartmont offers information and plans programs . . . . L o Martin and Dick Jalof wait to see their counselors. Guidance Office Secretary Aureen Svedin

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DEAN OF BOYS lvfr. Steve T. Miletich works conscientiously every day as Dean of Boys. He assists and ad- vises Beverly's boys not only as an official but also as a friend. Mr. Miletich is in charge of school attendance and keeps track of all stu- dent records. He also sponsors Boys' League Activities, Student Council, and the Student Court. Mr. Miletich deserves recognition by all Normans. DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Romaine Pauley, Beverly's Dean of Girls, is continuously giving of her time and energy to uphold the high standards for which Bev- erly is noted. In addition to her full schedule of advising and counseling the girls, Mrs. Pauley finds time to sponsor the Girls' League, Club Relations Board, and Student Council. Her services are a great! asset to the high school program. X ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mr. H. john Marrow has well earned the title of Administrative Assistant. In this capacity he supervises the high school, student body, and athletic budgets. He acts as Director of Civil Defense and is in charge of the Student Store. Mr. Marrow also advises the Student Council and all phases of transportation in which he executed a terrific plan for the park- ing problem last year.

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with counselors to help ever Edith E. Knoles, Freshman Class New student . . . . Edwin W. Elliott, Sophomore Clas E James E. Knauer, Junior Class Alida W. Parker, Senior Class FMA