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

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ali' fm, A BX ff? ., f 'XA .V s xi Left: Mrs. Katherine Bradfield, typing Assistant and right: Mrs. Dorothy Fitzsimmons, the bookroom. Mrs. Jean Hallman, Language Laboratory. eifkfif' W VNV Y 2,3 V, J I' Q f ,, x ' z Above right: Mr. Ben Levin. Above left: Mr. Donald Schiller of infor- mation Retrieval staff headed by Mrs. Ethel Booth at left. S..f'! Mr. David Adams, Data Processing Supervisor. I.P.'s 15

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U Mrs. Eve Himel, Mrs. Harriet H olland, and Mrs. Perle Pregler. P.'s Ars , M , .. l .. .lk 4 xx., . - - 'X ' if 7 Mrs. Raya Schwartzman W . , ive, . A V: ' 1 -'v.1f3'9A, v 'Tr '3 4 f V ll V .,, 1 ll 2? V, gl if - M f get Mrs. Mary Partridge Mrs. Ruth Murphy Mrs. Virginia Sexton 2 Mrs. Margaret lckis - , ln our guidance offices, Mrs. Pregler, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. l-limel, and Mrs. Murphy rnake possible a more beneticial relationship between student and counselor. Mrs. Schwartzrnan assists Mr. John Morrow. Secretary to our principal is Mrs. Sexton who takes responsibility tor all the activities in the rnain ottice. Everyone knows Mrs. Wexler and Mrs. Thorpe who keep records ot attendance. And popular Mrs. Partridge is our school nurse. Mrs. Ickis, school auditor, handles all tinancial matters ot the student body. ljj, :ff .fa 78 . H. W- E. yi l l l l I X tgps 4 x 1 K W. l Pm 1 Mrs. Thorpe and Mrs. Wexler ' sz. . 43-'-PTi5 ' t 'F't1 ' '

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3 I 1 Educational Interchange With teachers Neo Gutierrez and Alicia Ramirrez, Beverly students clepcirt for ACClpLJlCO SUITNTWEF session. . Beverly Hills High School has taken a maior step in the promotion of international friendship. The Acapulco- Beverly Hills educational exchange program of 1967 was named the best in the United States by the Reader's Digest Foundation and the Town Affiliation Association. Elementary and high school students were involved in a five phase program. Sponsored by Mr. Robert Holmes and Mrs. Rena Hubbard, Beverly's Madrigal singers xllllllllllli ll ' QL I S fo is 4 1 toured Acapulco in April. Elementary and high school students visited the homes of Acapulco families during summer studies and Mexican students attended special classes in Beverly Hills. A teacher exchange brought Sr. Alberto Alcaraz from Acapulco while Mr. Neo Gutierrez and Mrs. Maria Hulse accompanied students to Mexico. Since the inception of the sister-city program there have been many interchanges of ideas and information. When the Madrigals toured Acapulco in April both sponsors and students were greeted most warmly. They- furnished both entertainment and inspiration. Acapulco students played happily at a picnic in Coldwater Canyon Park before studies began. 16