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

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l i 4 AFS Dedicated to extending the bonds of friendship, the exchange students spend a year in their adopted countries 9' -.mr 'wsu While Nancy Treusch lived in Argentina as an AFS student, she wrote home: One of the grandest high- lights of my trip and greatest satisfaction of my AFS experience will be my returning and sharing my new ideas, hopes, -and ideals with all of you. lf I can iust be one link adding to the forces uniting the peoples of In Marcel Smets' first speech to Beverly students he said, l believe in the l AFS program that under- standing among young people of different na- tionalities must bring com- prehension among the dif- ferent nations of this earth. When Marcel Smets returns to Belgium, we trust he will have much of interest to relate to his friends. l 1 8 all the world. I'll feel that l've quite successfully fulfilled my duty as an AFSer. I want to thank all of you with all my heart for giving me the incredible opportunity to grow and mature as a person, and to extend and ex- change love, hopes, problems, and prayers with people of another country. Thank you for your confidence. - ,Maggy 4 ffygfir g 40,2 . 0 fkwfzvf ffm-bw . 2 ,775 f-f When Andre Frossard -v,,:. - ' arrived at Beverly he said, rw ' I hope you will accept 1 V me for my differences as well as for the ways in which we are similar. Thank you, students, who have been kind to me. I hope to meet all of you in the weeks ahead. We hope Andre's months at Beverly have been all that he hoped for.

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XC 'W ksgiving or .mcg f Christmas . . . great assemblies and Albion Street gaiety. Happiness is a Christmas party at Albion Street School. Each year at Christ- mas time, Normans visit our little sister school, Albion Street. Tradition- ally, the Fall Student Body President dons the garb ot iolly old Saint Nick and entertains the children. Santa Claus this year was Ed Phil- lips, shown here listen- ing to the whispered hopes ot one ot the little girls. .li - e f A. 3 ,,e,Ei i-i 'lfiflzz , i ff A l f, I X, gy. ,Y Y ., i l Ui 7 l Since i927 the Girls' and Boys' Leagues have sponsored a drive to raise money tor Albion Street. Blue Chip Stamps turnish gitts such as books, tape recorders, or record players for our sister school. The children also receive individual pres- ents ot toys and holiday sweets. i7 ff

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