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

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DEAN 0F GIRLS MRS. RQMAINE PAULEY We sag- erving as Dean of Girls for The pasT Thirteen years, Mrs. Ro- in C maine H. Pauley has effec- iffli Tively esfablished cooperafion and coordinaTion of The sTu- denf body in all social and academic acTiviTies. She is conTinuously giv- ing of her Time and energy To uphold The high sfandards for which Beverly is noTed. ln addifion To her full schedule of advising and counseling The girls, Mrs, Pauley makes Time To sponsor The Girls' League, Club Re- lafions Board, and STudenT Council. Her services are a greaf asseT To The Beverly High program, Therefore, The VVATCHTOWER sTaff embodies The feelings of The enTire sTudenT body when we say we are proud To have This warm and gracious woman as our Dean of Girls. DEAN OF BUYS MR. STEVE MILETICH familiar figure, To all Normans is Mr. STeve Milefich, who holds The posiTion of Dean of Boys. His duTies include super- vising The ATTendance Office, sponsoring The Boys League and all iTs acTiviTies, co-advising The STudenT CourT and The STudenT Council, and, mosT im- porTanT of all, helping Norman boys,wiTh any problems ThciT may arise. Mr. MileTich, or Coach, as many know him, began his career aT Beverly fiffeen years ago as a bas- kefball coach. His experience for This Task came from his posiTion as sTar guard on U.S.C.'s championship baskeTball Team in 1942. From U.S.C, he wenT info The Navy where he served as a LieuTenanT j.g. in charge of recruiT Training in GalvesTon, Texas, during World War ll. Now, as Dean of Boys, Mr. Milefich is one of The founda- Tions on which resT many of The decisions of a public high school such as Beverly.

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THE PRINCIPAL DR. F. WILLARD ROBINSON g ain, 7 - 23-i fj ,775 1' 4 - X f:1za.:,.fIf WWW: 1 f 'f his has been anoTher memorable year in The grovvTh of Beverly Hills High School. A Third oT The sTudenTs who enTered This pasT SepTem- ber were new To The school. Soon They were assimilaTed inTo a sTudenT body numbering aT Times over l800. The image of The Beverly Hills sTudenT conTinues To grow, True, noT all of us TIT The paTTerng buf, in general, a repuTaTion is earned. Our image is one of inTellecTual excellence, scholarly responsibiliTy, devoTion To learning, and creaTive TalenT. I Think mosT oT us-sTudenTs and sTdTT alike-have TelT a greaT responsibiliTy To perform our individual roles vviTh dedicaTion and purpose, This VVATCHTOVVER presenTs The sTory oT one oT The gredT high schools of our land and of you who have helped make iT so.

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THE GUIDANCE OFFICE MR. LAWRENCE LYNCH MR. JAMES KNAUER MR. EDWIN ELLIOT MR. WILLIAM HOAG MISS ALIDA PARKER MR. HARRY M. ALTER . . . ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL he Guidance DeparTmenT, headed by Mr. ly . Harry M. AlTer, coordinaTes various sTudenT acfiviries wiThin The school. Mr. AlTer ar- ia ranges The Vocafional Conferences in spring E' and acTs as principal during summer school. He and Beverly's five fine counselors are concerned wiTh The sTudenTs' academic progress, and Their educaTional and vocaTional plans, The Guidance Deparf- menT is also crediTed wiTh scheduling classes, program- ming sTudenTs, inTerpreTing Transcripfs, issuing work per- miTs, and recommending sTudenTs To college and for scholarships. Each sTudenT aT Beverly has a counselor who personally follows his career Through all his years of aT- Tendance. This year Mr. Lawrence Lynch counsels The sen-' iors, Mr. James Knauer guides The juniors, Mr. Edwin EllioT is sophomore counselor, Mr, William Hoag will re- main counselor wiTh his freshman sTudenTs unTil They graduaTe, and Miss Alida Parker counsels all The sTudenTs who Transfer inTo Beverly Hills High School from oTher areas.