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

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FAMILIAR FACES Everybody knows them. Everybody loves them. We take this place to thank them for the great year. MVS Mrs. Lois Burmester Nurse Librarian Mrs. Virginia Sexton Mrs. Dorothy Fitzsimons A ' A N' ' I The Book Room Attendance Office Mrs. Jean Hallman Mrs. Rosemary Thorpe Mrs. Perle Pregler Language Laboratory Attendance Office Guidance Office

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ill challenge all students to achieve to the maximum of their abilities ........ From the Educational Philosophy of the Board of Education -rv' Mr. J. E. Sparks Dr. John Morgensfern Special reading and study skills Psychologist Mrs. Sylvia Besser Miss Madeleine Sevenans Mrs. Ethel Booth Home-School Coordinator Speech Therapist information Retrieval

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The BHHS PTA deems iT a responsibiliTy To undersTand, To clearly inTerpreT, and To help achieve The school's general obiecTives. AcTing as a liaison beTween home and school, iT is our desire To fosTer The fullesT possible undersTanding beTween educaTors and parenTs in hopes ThaT The youTh wiThin our influence may achieve iTs highesT po- TenTial. IT is our sincere belief ThaT no high school, no maTTer excellenT, can singlehandedly prepare young people for all of challenges-ThaT adminisTraTors need and iusfly deserve, sTanding and supporT of The parenTs in The Task of prov ingful educaTion. Officers working under Mrs. Marvin Fr TsT vice-presidenT, Mrs. Ramon Gerson, Mrs. Harold KarTon, 3rd vice-presidenT, Mrs presi- denT, Mrs. Jules Lapidus, 5Th cording secreTary, Mrs. Henry secreTary, Mrs. Phillip Klein, Treasurer, Mrs. n, Mrs. Ted PosT and parliamenTarian, Mrs. J ,I I INN PTA PresidenT Mrs. Marvin' Friedman heads o Truly acfive PTA. THE PTA PROGRAM FOR T966-67 BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT ............ OcT. I2 FRESHMAN 81 OCT. T8 Nov. I5 Jan. T7 DAY Feb. T IOR CLASS COUNSELI Feb. 7 DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME ......... Feb. 25 PARENT-TEENAGE UNDERSTANDING .. .Mar. 29 OPEN HOUSE .............. ..Apr. I9 FACULTY-PTA TEA . . . .May I5 . 21 A unlque success: the man-computer team The compuTer concerT culminaTes a unique series of lec- - .V Tures ond a field Trip conducTed lasT spring in cooperaTion wiTh I The CompuTer Group of The lnsTiTuTe of ElecTricaI and ElecTronics ' Engineers. As far as we know, This is The firsT Time such a i series has ever been presenTed on any campus in The UniTed i MaThemaTics Teacher, Paul Michalisco, who coordinaTed The -T' program, co-sponsored by MaTh Club and Mesons, sTaTes, The main purpose of This series, The Man-Computer Team, has been To preSenT The role of The compufer as a Tool in The service of A T STaTes.. From an educaTional poinT of view, we feel ThaT The series has been exTremely successful, opening up new insighTs for our sTudenTs. IT is an excellenT example, once again, of whaT can be accomplished when indusTry and educaTion join forces. Dr. F. W. Robinson mankind . . . a Tool That will free man from The drudgery of Tedious compuTaTion and rouTine decision making in order To enable him To more fully enioy and To develop Those faciliTies of The mind and hearT That make us human. Taxon 1' B my-y, V' I A PP 1 fi X N fggad- 1 J? EJ no A ' ,..T ?' V 5 'bn O iff 3?.:P..':.2g5s-5 ' , . f l ff: gr ,- '. 1. ' 4 4 D- -Q ' ' - -' 4 X' fshl - . ,P 1 0 4 - U60 N . A -4 V43 N A bfflf 1- 'T' Pm DV T2 bi zzfiiff f -i1:.' ,au 01-d N lay-a 3.3 -i X4 2- 3 ui ' X f f T' f ll T' 'in . ffl 5 , -1- 1 ylw'ff:fP!,w ff,QhLv' 4:?yyvniZ'kQ.Lf 551' 9 1' rf if J' PIMP - Iq,gg,f:3,,4c,gw1zQ,f5.,Q f wfgf. U I ..,.9 .. , , U 25. if f N om X' . I vfifw fi TSIJ. mf ba-:I3 W: 'li Pfp mu N ek I if PIZZ ii, X y 133.0 va Lvl-'In nhl- Xu -,nl xl . CompuTer sTudenTs CompuTer music CompuTer arT