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

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Superintendent of Schools Kenneth L. Peters While hemispheric security long before Presi- dent Monroe's message To Congress in De- cember 1823 has been The most obvious common ground Tor The various STaTes oT The Americas To ioin and cooperaTe, The spirit of unity from Canada To The souThernmosT Tip of Argentina and Chile is TurTher enhanced and secured by The bonds oT culture and a certain degree of commonality in The sTruc- Ture and Torm of Their arts, While The Amer- icas are an amazingly different and varied collection of States, yeT They possess Through Their hisTory .and Tradition individu- ally and collectively an opportunity To sTrengThen hemisphere relationships and dic- TaTe ThaT Their model can prove The answer To The world's quest for peace. The sTaTT's dedication of The Watchtower To That sTrengThened unity is noteworthy and com- mendable. Best wishes To The Class of 1968. KenneTh L. Peters Superintendent of Schools The Board of Eclucation Mr. Ernest Ach, Mrs. Bernice Hutter Mrs. Elinor Nathan Mr Jack Paul D' M0f'f PVWCE 2 ,xii4f'5S i' .