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

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SPECIAL SERVICES T2 DR. JOHN MORGENSTERN confers wiTh essenTially Two kinds of sTudenTs: ll Those abouT whom inTormaTion is needed in regard To achievemenT and abiliTy, and Ql Those abouT whom There is some concern because ofa problem which The sTudenT may have in relaTion To his work, his Teachers, his parenfs, or any oTher aspecT of his life. STudenTs are referred To him by Teachers, counselors, adminisTraTors, parenTs, or even by The sTudenTs Themselves. MRS. MARGARET FALLAR, The school nurse, supervises The healTh of Beverly's sevenTeen hundred Normans. ln order To help mainTain and improve The healTh of The sTudenTs, she counsels individual sTudenTs wiTh healTh problems, screens Their vision and hearing, arranges for cerTain sTudenTs To re- ceive a physical from The school physician, and advises par- enTs of needs for medical care. MISS MADELEINE SEVENANS- undersTanding, paTienT, pleas- anT, and warm. These all describe The speech TherapisT aT Beverly. Mrs. Sevenans helps sTudenTs from all Beverly Hills schools To overcome, embarrassing speech impedimenTs Through conscienTous exercise and paTienT work. Her pleasanT naTure and easy going personaliTy make Mrs. Sevenans a well-loved individual on The Beverly campus. MR. J. E. SPARKS, Beverly's reading and sTudy skills counselor, has The opporTuniTy To work wiTh sTudenTs of all ages. AT Beverly he supervises The reading and sTudy skills classes which are Taughf by Miss JaneT PaTey and Mrs. STelle Feuers. During firsT period Mr. Sparks discusses The classics wiTh nineTy sTudenTs from grades nine To Twelve. These discussions are held aT The Board of EducaTion conference room. AT The presenT Mr. Sparks is STaTe Chairman of The InTernaTional Reading AssociaTion. During The summer he Teaches speed reading aT his own privaTe school, Morgan Harris. MRS. ANN MITCHELL, Home CoordinaTor, has a very complex and comprehensive job. She is parTicularly inTeresTed in sTu- denTs who have difficulTies academically and socially. Mrs. MiTchell usually solves Their problems by visifing The various homes and aTTempTing To esTablish a connecTion befween home and school relaTions.

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Arnita Albright Helen-Louise Aldrich Joan Allemand Adrian Bal Pearl Baum Knowledge is power. WS beffer To Undergfqnd Q Iii- Ti-ities make perfection, and Live each day to the fullest. Live each day with a tle than to misunderstand a lot. perfection is no trifle. one, to learn something. Anne Boden , David Bonami Newman Borden Alison Boudinot To find happiness one Never discount the importance One is happier doing his best Someone usually must must first give it to others. of the individual. in each assignment. lose, no one ever must quit. William Brineggr Patrick Broadwell Patricia Bruce Lois Burmester Carlo Cqrfqino progress is O Series of Our life is frittered away by To err is human, to forgive, ldleness is the burial ofa liv- Education truly earned by nudges-nota big jump, detail . . . Simplify, Simplify. divine. ing man. hard work is your posses. sion forever, I4 wa reness-to help some-