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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1969 volume:

acknowledgements 1 Into the complex mechanical symphony of the world, the joyous music of awareness is subtly blended. This acute perception given only to man Tills voids, bridges y til Is of understanding and adds a new dimension to the e.vcitement of existence. Laughing children, fresh grass, the discovery of an insect camouflaged by the bark of a tree, the exuberance of spring and the soft loneliness of autumn are among the myriad sensations awareness lights in our souls. Awareness means committment and struggle but with it sings the fibre of hope and the essence of fulfillment for every man... contents SNAIL'S TONGUE INK DROPS IN WATER DEER'S TONGUE SECTION HEADS Activity ; Debbie Sobel and Joon Sobebeon Ad Tii'inffoTion; Ronme fields and louiie Honlton Closses; S e Carcn and Colby Ze.lnvan Indcv Sue Block ond Jciry Bonks Oigo.-nfoiions; Ricki Sonolf ond Ann Scboenleld Spoils; Mocvy Kidlenbe.-g, f red Moicos, Phil SairenKk or-i leigb Colin Sludeni Covcinmcnl; Sbani Cmslurg oftd leigb Cobn STAFF Debbie Collei. olh Oun u. Debbie Kendoll, Debbie li. Poili OblotKond Mark Senneis SPONSOR MRS. ARNITA ALBRIGHT The 1969 Watchtower tries to reflect changing attitudes in a changing world. Through the use of varied techniques in graphic arts we have attempted to convey a message of awareness. I'd like to thank my imaginative staff for helping to accomplish this. Sheldon Sherman administration ‘The depth of human experience depends on the fad that we arc able to vary our modes of seeing, that we can alternate our views of reality.' Ernest Cassitcr An Essay on Man” Mr. Kenneth L. Peters Superintendent of Schools The Beverly Hill Board of Education wants the best school system that can be built—a system that is second to no other in the country. The Board of Education believes that a superior individual scholastic achievement should be the rule rather than the exception in the Beverly Hills Schools. It expects genuine educational leadership from the school administration and wants a teaching staff composed of distinctly superior individuals who will set high standards of achievement for all students. The Board of Education desires that the program of education be such that it will challenge the best students as well as others to achieve the maximum of their individual capacities. Ih Boord polio Entronee, eoord of Education Mr. William W. Jenkins, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent Of. Williom M Purdy. Assistant Superintendent, Business Mr. Gordon R. Wooley, Jr., Business Manager The cost focade. Board of Education building Mr. Walter O. Willey, Associate Superintendent Dr. Robinson has boon actively at work this year on Flexible Scheduling. The program will alter nearly every aspect of school operation, bringing changes in curriculum content, teaching methods, class organization, and school staffing. The primary emphasis of the program will be independent study and research. During his independent study time, a student will be able to go to a special resource center to do research work or receive help from a department teacher. The Board of Education has given its enthusiastic endorsement of the plan which will be phased in over a 2-year period starting in September. ,1 Mr. Dton Tum«r Mr. Stvort Sltvar Mn. Fulvto KlngiUy, H od Covmalor Counselling: The Guidance Department is eager to help every student make the most of the opportunities in the rich curricula offered and achieve the best record possible. To this end, the student is provided with an expertly trained counselor who is available every day during the school year. Students and parents are invited to confer with the counselor and to discuss the pupil's record so that his future program may be outlined. Each counselor provides an atmosphere of warmth and understanding in which to plan for high school and’college careers. Mr� . Rito Schworti Mn. Mory Jo M«D rmo� h 21 M � Laura U Mayna Mr. Garold Jontt Mr. William Hoog MU Potritia Hanning Supervisors and Consultants Mm. Mory Portridge, Nurse This it the fellow. Mr. Rolond Crowford, Architect, designed the fltil of its kind educolionol structure which will be open for Beverly Hills High School students for September 1969 clotset. Mrs. lois Burmestor. librorion Mr. Hugh Oi Prctore. librorion Mr. Dove Adorns. Doro Processing English Jth MID Rufc - O I 1) Mm. lilio A ogooez; t A J| Mm Pearl H Bov n; 6 A . Hunter College, M A . U $ C 31 Howo'd Bennett. 6 A . Drole. M A . U.S.C 1 Stonley G. Chopmon; 6 A..U.C I A..M A , Valley S ote S| Willtom I Corrigon; 8 A . M A„ U C I A. 6) Mr V ttorro G OeFelice; A B , Stanford. M A T., Harvard 7| Mm. Moril|n Freedmon. 6A.,M A . Volley College. Corn laude 8) Goil Freennon; 8 A.. U.C.l A g) M'l Viv.enne Cibbenij A.B.. M A., U.C.t A 10) Mrj. Ton.t Harm, nee Gvrtey II) Pul-Put Carpenter Creativity of curriculum and excellence of teaching staff combine harmoniously to produce Beverly's nationally known English department. Major emphasis is placed on coherent writing and speaking, logical, clear thinking, objective analysis of literary works, and reading comprehension are also stressed. A sequential pattern of composition writing is followed throughout the four years covering expository, narrative, descriptive, an$J persuasive approaches, literory selections are introduced with a balance of classic and modern and a variety of genre, theme and time period. This department is concerned with each student and his needs and strives to encompass all individual requirements. The honors and Advanced Placement programs are outstanding and ore devised to turn out an intellectually well rounded person. There are classes in learning improvement, journalism, and creative writing as well. English M Jottoh MooWi; � •, � , S’onlo d 2) Mu. Mo'ioo 8 Joeob� : 8 A . u of Minn 3) Mf� MorQortl le� d� 5 A . Boylo 4) lo no ItvoMi 8 A . U C I A 5) IwomI S Ico'bO'd. 6 A . u C I A . M A.. U S C. 6) Jon 8 A . U S C 7) N'o’hon Mo-hit: 8 A . M A U 0 Mich 8) Ki'ho'd J Mvnill 8 A ,U C I A ) M� «. K«l«n C (••o't; 8 A . Nobroilo W� � 1 yon 10) Oi Hobinton on . ’� O n««t.ng 31 Met, Helen Rmde. 6 A . U.C. I A A| 8oit oro A. Sthenic!; A,ft.. U.C t A 5) Mrv Joyce 3 Seoti.ng. 8 A . U.C. I A Mo9'o Cum lovde 6] leooofd Slein. 3 A . U.C I A 7| tov'i f Vciuace. A 8 , Pincden. MAI. Korvo'd, M A . U.C.8 8! M't lown H W.’.von; 6 A . M A . Sfor.'ord 9) M'i Moff e1 Wrye. B A , M A T . Horvo'd 10) The Feic.y im.le - • - English t| Met flo-ence K Querleimoot; 8 A . U.C I A , M.A.. U S.C Technical Arts Business Education Every year, hundreds of students learn to type and take shorthand and gain experience in operating duplicating machines, switchboards, and auditing machines in Beverly's rapidly growing Business Education Department. This department offers almost universal application for the skills taught. All the latest machines are available for practical experience. 1 1) Mr Koy ou-tfont 2| Don Cotltor . B S . U of At.j . M Id . Ar.jeoo Sx)' 3) Mrt A 6 . U.C 6 S) Monlyrt R«y''t '� ©- B S . M Id . U C t A 6) R hord V ;o(kwr 8 A .UCS8 7| � oV, e AAohoo. B A.. M.A . Son Jo« Sto-f John W«k«rle; 6 S . M S . N Y.U 101 Fo u1’y tv« The Technical Arts Department is a finely drawn program instructing in skills such as architecture, auto mechanics, technical drawing, engineering, electronics, printing, wood technology and telecommunications. New to the Department, telecommunications provides an opportunity for students to study the operation and maintenance of television cameras and video recorders. The department is concerned mainly with providing exploration and self discovery through the practical application of technical knowledge. Foreign Language )| More Bofiimon'ov—SpomiAj BA. M A . Co-llfflc of ih ©ty of N.Y. ?I Oov.d Bonom —Mfb-'fw. 8 A , M A.. U C t A 3| Mu M-oriory t CK«n—ChinfVf. 6 M . Alvtri-o Collfgf, MM. U.S.C 4| IKomoj C. Dof-ovoo—Sponilh; B A . $■ Jota't C«ll«g« 5) Mr . Bto . « de Goto GIoai—Gefmoo. B A , Ccmol!. M A.. Sion'otd 6| Noo Gvti «z—$pon th; B A . y of If «o� . M.A.. Columb-o ?| Joonnf Hoofl. B A . College of S' Colh«r.n� . M A .US.C. 81 Sonfoid E Jo .-Ofd—f� enih; longoO f lob O.f., 6 A . M Ed . U.C.l A 0| Mu Cloio K.nfovon—F fnch; 8 A . H in Collfgf, M.A., Colombo 101 Chr.t'mo� parly limr Foreign Language The growth of the Longuage Department in the past few years hos been amazing. It now instructs in seven languages including Chinese, Russian, Hebrew and the traditional Latin, French, Spanish, and German. The European Tours and summer school abroad programs are sponsored by this department and provide the student with a rich background in whatever language he chooses to study. 1| Mri. S.mono 10 d o—� � .,� U.C.l A 2| Mr� Elliot ' ! Nitholi—frmshi 8 . M . U.C.S 31 ocov«� w —french; (� ,� � , lo--3 tooth S'oi 4) Alico —Sooicih; 6 A., College ot the Holy Momei 4) H.ldo Vot r—Soon. . french; 6 A . M A U.C.l A 7) Alon W. nef—Soon V. S A . M A . U e‘ ?he S'«i of N Y 8! Mr� lOv H H W.lton— lof-n: 8 A . M A . S'O'fo'0 9) A 0! -««'.ng diKuM on Miwttr. (otul'y club Orel den lo't. fcvlh Friedman ono Sieve M� lftK i mmm Social Studies I) Ceroid I B A , Sio'e College of lowo. M A . Norther lll -«is ?| Thomot ferru; 6 A . JoVi Brown, V A . No Texot Stole 31 ,‘oel H Good-non A 6 . Stonford. M A. Ho'vord 4) Chotlei Kloei. 3 A , M A . U CIA 5) Allen If KloN; 8 A . M A . U.C.l.A. 61 Nolo KvtN; 6 A , U C l A 7) Toby lorvon; A B . U. of PedlO'-di. M A . Co- SNJte 8| Sofvoto'e 0; b pin'i; A 8 . M A . N Y U 6) Phyj. td —A horvdlome OtOup 101 S'uderM.foculty reloho-o One of the main aims of the social studies department is helping to give students a broad understanding of the development of our institutions and social environment so that they may be better able to adjust to rapidly changing conditions. Great importance is placed upon becoming independent thinkers and useful citizens while developing critical thought and tolerance of opposing ideas. These classes are particularly fine for the students preporing for careers in I aw, government service or foreign service, social work, teaching, journalism and any other field where one must be constantly aware of the problems in a changing society. 11 Poaer C ' ' on; 8 S . M A , loyo'o 31 toMmond: 8 $.. m a . 8o� 'o« U 1 Kottn Shove-. 8 A., Po-O'o, M A , John HopVini $) M-i lym S-olmov-ei; A 8 . U C 8 ovk) U C t A «) W'i A- o W. Siee-e; 8 A.. Pomono. Cv-n loude. M A . Cloremoni College) 7) Di }. lei'-e Wood; 8 A ,x 0-p fd..U of We� «r« Au� koI o. M A . U of New Zeolo-vd, Ed 0 . U.C I A Girls’ CPE 1| Mu Ton-iHorns; B.S.M.S.. U.C.l a 21 Mu Carol A Holmeurer, B.S..U C I A 3| Mu. M jrgorot leadl; B A.. Baylor 4| Mr� Joan Notion; BS.. U.C.l A S| Mort-Ann Srrond'noll; 8 S.. M $.. U.C.l A 7) Mrj. Dixie I 7ovok; BS.. U.C.l A. 81 John Morrow hoi o lol on hii mind. The Girls' P.E. Department aims not only to improve skills and deepen interests which girls already have, but to create new interests and to safeguard health. It attempts to have every girl participate in planning her own program, setting her own goals and outlining the steps by which she can achieve these goals. Through daily experience it tries to enable every girl to grow in self-direction. Bcb CPE. • I B«ni®-..ft ►« -.. IS..MS.U ©« U'oh 2) G«rold I Corp� nt«r. BA, two $!o-« T«o be� l C«1I 0«. M A , Norlhtm III. © � 3) Ronold f Crowfo d. 6 S . t© 9 ttoih i’o't 4) CtichO'd f Dovglot. A B . O.C.t A S) CtU‘t'opA«r 1. fk)no s«. B A . 0« d«ntol. M A . U S C 7) Charts Klosfc BA.MA.UCtA 8) Toby lorto . A 6 . M A . U C I A 9| Chorte H � «.lly JrB S . M S . U S C 10) Jock R illy B A . Cold Slot 111 Bxbord C Schr«,fc r; 6 S . U C I A . M A , Psppsrd. The Boys' Physicol Education department places important emphasis on the development of skills in tennis, badminton, swimming, diving, track, basketball, football, softball, volleyball, weight training, dancing, golf, and carry-over activities. A knowledge of the rules, techniques, and strategy in these activities is taught and expected. Safety skills, proper social standards, respect, cooperation are some intangibles which can only be gained in a working atmosphere of activity with peer and authority. There are study units on health habits, first aid and school and community health through the medium of specific class instruction. mawim 1| Oor'.-J told-.n. (A.M.f.U of Mitt 21 OoR'd Booomi. 5 A , M.A . U.C.l A 4} Mu Alison Boodinot. B A . M A.. U.C.l A S| William B'tAC r; 6.A., M.A,. NYU 6) Coilo f“ Coir-airo. B.S.E., (CK.E.I. IM.HA.U of Mi h 7| Ju « Eddy; e A . Oil. College for Wcrr «. Ed M. U of OMo 8) lOV.S V. MOIT; 6 S M S . US C 9| Mil Ko'hour loylon. 8 A . U.C.l A . M Ed . Horva.-H 101 Mi W.ll-om Coingon moi iog up Judy Svb n� fpi ’ The Sand OK Beverly's fine Math Department grows only finer as the years progress. No more excellent background in mathematics is offered anywhere. Computer classes have been added to keep up with new growth and new texts arc introduced to aid in the ever changing moth fields. 1| Povl f M hol tVo, 6 A . DtfW U . M £d . Hoi-rJid 2| James W. Pointer; A 8 . U C 8 31 Svvon TomvrO; BA..USC. 4| � ob n 6 Wall. A 8 . U.C 8 , M S. in Id., USX. S) MfS. SJwcyl Yomodo; A 8. UC.I..A Home Ec The Home Economics Department strives to prepare each individual for happy personal, family, and community living by encouraging creativity and resourcefulness in the areas of clothing and food preparation. Ta this end, classes are designed to give a student adequate preparation and insight into the mysteries of clothing, flower arranging and meal planning. Training is also provided to enable the student to become an intelligent and responsible consumer. [Si . 7) Mrs Ak.lo Soyomo. 8 A . Col. S-ote. I A. 81 lombotd tO'-Kentrot.O'i Fine' Arts An ever expanding and highly regarded department in the school is the Fine Arts Department which includes courses in art, drama, and music. Such innovations as the film making and production classes are now in full swing and serve as catalysts for new additions to the broad spectrum of fine Ofts. In the art division of the department Ceramics, Sculpture, History, Drawing and Painting, Costume and General Design, and the Graphic Arts are some of the exciting courses offered. The dramo division is well known for its outstanding performances and is interested in acquainting the student with historical as well as contemporary theatre. Forensics, too, is included in this area and is a very competitive branch of the department. It not only performs at school events but competes in tournaments at other schools. The music division is extremely active and includes the orchestro, bond, choir, Madrigals, and Minnesingers. They attempt to develop an interest in good music by offering an opportunity for participation in varied musical experiences. II M.i Arn.to Albr.gM—Art, B.A.. M A . iTC.I.A. ?l Mrs Joon Allemond—Art; 6 A . 0 Pouw U , M A . U.C.l A 3) StoMey G Chop on—film Production; 8 A , U.C.l A , M A . Volley Sto’e S) Bobetl Holmes—Mvt«. 6 ol MuW, Otlerbem College. M. of Mvs Ed , U ©I Ml h 6| John M Ingle—Dromo; 8 A , M A . Ocoden-ol College 7) Mr� Vary Jo Xoovnonn—Art; 8 A . U C I A 8) Mrs Co’hy Ann Bannov—Move; BA, Col Sto-e College 9| Ponold f Smart — Muse. 0 S CM. ConsennStor.om ol Musk. O p {d . Teo he� s College. Aos’tolia. M Mui., U of C-Ac.nrxjti I0| friends. Mormons. Covnlrymen—lend leonord your ears Fine Arts 1) Will tom f. Co-r-jon—Ororno; B A . M A , U.C.l A 2) Allen S-. Kfett—foremiei. BA. M A . U.C.t.A 3) Lyle Sefer—Art; 8 S . N.Y.O., Pro’' InitiTvte 4) Ann V.cCougSey—DfOmej T.A., U.C.l A 5| Polrlfio VonAoidivel!—Ofomo; I A . U.C.l.A 6| Deer Sonto Denevon. All I woof fee .� 7| The WolchfO'ner. Willie Hole h5r� U;' - [ W « I ‘ ,-,'S I A ys Uv.{ I, ; I' r '1 fe ama 1) A r-on Bol. B A . Kontoi Wftlfyon, M ( j . U O W.chifo ?l Poir. k C 8 A .USC 3) Fron .% C� on. B S . FofO -n. M A , CoV S'O' I.A. 4) Willie ff B $ . Ari AQr vlfv'Ol. M A . Fi� V. 6) Willem t B A . M A . V.f$ .0 U. 7| Mrs Potr.c-O BA . M A.. Sto 'ord Bl M loM-on fN vbeir. BA . e .QN� - Ye -o. M S . U U oh Deoarfmen! r«cf f Q science The student centered, laboratory oriented science classes are par-ticularly designed to emphasize awareness of how human life is modified by scientific research. Modern Science, Biology, Marine Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Physiology are some of the varied courses offered. There is a well developed Advanced Placement program and Honors Program m both Chemistry and Physics. An excellent and interested faculty stressing all levels of scientific approach is good reason why this department has received such high acclaim. •Ml Ull MS - Ya Special Services encompasses an assortment of scholastic endeavors: learning Improvement for work in basic skills and scholastic efficiency; Study Skills, Reading Improvement, and Seminar; Special Education which is especially adapted to each individual's needs and abilities; Work Experience which is designed for the junior or senioi student who con afford the time to get on the job training for which he receives high school credits and grades. special services )| Oovd W. Cowo«—Itormnq Improvement; ft A., U.C I A 2| Mox Clou, Work A B . Son O 490 S'o'« 3| Corl Jolmton, RooC trrprove -4n BA., Wilt 4m ©nd Vo y College. A' A . ftr.ghom Young 4| chord lii'lo. Study Skill ; 8 S . U of OU© S| Mu Helen Pratt, Spe -ol fdu otion; 8 A . Netuoj-o Wetleyon U Roh Roh RomireJ 1969 Head of Beverly's Social Studies Department, Mr. Quandt, has inspired students to become Independent thinkers and useful citixens. This year his distinguished career comes to an end. Beverly is proud to have had such a dedicated and conscientious instructor. We will certainly regret the retirement of such a man. retiring Many students will miss the sight of a familiar face around campus next year. Head of the Science Department, Doc” Herbst, as his students call him, will end his years at Beverly this June. Student Government is rising 3 •i 1 22 FOR PAGES 36 A 37 )| Foil A S B. Pr«� i J«nl Micley Koui 2| foil A.S.6. V. « Pwdtnl Joey G.nd. 3) Foil A.S.8. Sociofoty Condi Ncditeh above the status of simply being FOR PAGES 38 39 1) Spring A S 8. Pr«i-d nt Oon Ariioi 2| Spring A $ B Vi « Pratidtrt Micho«! Dolond 3| Spring A S 6. SKU'orr Phil Sov«n l an exercise in government. It is im It is involving itself in improving com f If I in1 ? U U • t | ■ r i i I r ? I ? fill il fiIf? s. ? munication with administra Fall Boys’ League tion, the student body, and out si Spring Boys’ League 43 Fall Student Council de schools and communities. Th Spring Student Council FOR PAGES 44 45 11 STUDINT COUNCIL FAIL: Front Row Hoyurord low. Chuck Bonn. Jone Friedman, Debbie Sobol. Michoel Borcloy, Jeffery Sulkin, Undo Ellmon, Michoel Dolond, Steve lavender. 2nd Row Joieph Hold. Margorel Bloch. Petet Bono. Phillip Sovenick, Matk Schwab, Cond- No d kh. S’on Schwimer. Debbie Kendoll. 3rd Row. ,'oieph Cndl. lynn Koffmon. Neal Holfon, AlonOotlieb, Jeriy Solomon, Steve Wotiermon. John Moyer. Ronnie Field . Rikk! levin, McWy Kou . 4th Row, Noam. Grot . Pool Selig—on. Jill Boiler, Barney Feinttem. Sandy Feldmon, Potti Field. Pot Go'-ditone. M.-e Chemotf. Karen Goodman. Joy Horowiti. Sth Row Ootio Zetlon. Sandro Orgel. Wendy Cluck. George Harr. . Brion Bingham. W.lliO-v Stern. Derek Boo h, Robert Houtmon. Ellen Bloom, 6th Row. Sheldon Sherman. Shan. G-n burg. Bonnie 8ur t m. Joyce Kohn. Danny 8renner, Gory Stolioff. Don Rouon. Oonny Bvrtfein, Jim Dewitt, 7th Row. lorry l ooc . Fred Moroz . Scott Kmgiton. foil Plefler. Robe'tGerth, Alon Wolf� on, Joel Goldmon, Michael Hochmon Not p Cured: S’even Sehgmon. Suton Zochery. Ellyn C t h. Geoff Shloe . Kim Elli . Fred Betne, Id F. hbein, Richard Hall. ?| Ken Cbtrnove 31 Jeff Sul kin 4| Fo'l AS8 Preiiden Mickey Kou 61 Batbato Millatd 7| Mr . Ruth Fr-ed-non. $pon or 8| leigh Cohn rough change 6 7 in curriculum. SI StUOINI COUNCIL SPRING: Bottom Row M-chool Ootond. Oonny Att.o . Phil Sovenick l� t Row. Ann Schoenfeld, Kothy Millord, Audrey Rend berg. Sond' Wildmon, Karen P.ncu . Jor-e Friedman. Patti Field. Michele Btucker. Sandy Feldman. Dan Ackermon; 2nd Row Batbaro M.llo'd. Yvette lettich, Yvette Monroe. Chn McCann, lynn Wo.vnon. Ken Shernove. Fronc.ne Cholme. Steve Wo e'mon. Joyce Kohn, Ricardo Ro o. Oovd Kove, 8.11 Wood; 3rd Row-. Paul Miller, Jeff Wold, lonce Wolter, Jeff Sulkm, Ruth Gotdttem, Alon Goflieb, Peter Gerord. George Mon. , EdSchn.tjer. Bobby Ge'th. Doug frenberg; 4th Row: Ne.l Wem tocl. leigh Cohn, Derek Booth, lorry Ke h: Jth Row. Robb e Feldmon, Sheldon Sherman. Joey He'd. Gory Stolzoff, Barney Fein t .n. Wolter Fi hmon. Gory Fe'dmon. Steve Worm , Povl Silvermon, Neal Halfon. Not pictured: Chuck Ro in, Ion E-lbocher, Gory Newmon. Richard Holl, Ed F. hbem. Pot Warmer. Sue 6'ack. Ronnlo Field 45 speakers, and social activities. it is attempting increased aw • 1 Comp-jj Clton vp. Hoyword lew. Karen Goodmon. ond Chuck Kojin H Spoolers: R.chord Ho! I ond fcuddy Stern.. 3) Joel Night lorry |soo t ond oy S'olioH ■ 1 Assemble! Michael fardoy, Jor fr.ed-on. ond fd f!shbe-n. S| Inter.School ffetot onsi Borney fe -.stein ond Po't. he'd. 61 Student.faculty Relotions; Joel Goidmon, Danny BurVe-n. foul Selitynoo, ond Steve lovender Art; Dorio Ze’len, Joyce Kohs. ond More Wolf. 81 Kepreieniotive Agendo Keol Moifoei. «l Spirit, Ronnie fields 1 areness of the relevant prob problems of today's society. 1| Culture- Cory Fe'dmon orvd Welter Fnhmon 7) Spirit; Ronnie FieWt 3| Rubllcotlonv Don A lemon (not pictured) ond Sill Wood 4) Studfnt-Foculty Relotionti DereV Booth. JeH Sulltin. ond (not petured) Store Wotte'mon $) Auemblieii R-chard Moll 6) Com put cieonup Froncine C holme ond Robbie feldmon 7) Coleterio. Service, ond Trontportotion; le-gh Cohn, ond Joyce Kohn hello day This year's traditional Hello Day broke all tradition. For the first time in history, the Seniors were defeated in the class song competition—the Sophomores reigned supreme. 1) Thol bofbo««x tomehow bca s o j’lfking «i mblonce to Sheldon Shtcmon 2) the Seniors lin? on lo victory? 3) Sophomore Spirit. 4) Mickey Koos efuptoyt his true qiotit. r SSiesfcaS pigskin prom ? The Pigskin Prom abounded with energetic football players, and other enthusiastic students as Beverly kicked off its League Championship season. An informal atmosphere was enhanced by Shakey's pizza and the giving away of footballs. 1) The Carnival provided tb« tov nd� . 2) Dole Robin and Ceoff Mobor lake o breofber. 3) freaking ovlt 4| Bob Hovimon and lori Kronte iron rs� moioa off right. The A.S.B. Movie Dance found some dancing to the wild music of the Manchild in the SAC. Others were enjoying short films of W. C. Fields, Charlie Chaplin, and Tom and Jerry in nearby classrooms. 1| AMOAcMd 2| Help. I'm ifcKkl 3| Ihr«« fo e� hove I. - FOR PAGES 56 57 II r1 3) 4) 5) 6) Snoopy irolki � he Junior!. Senior! Mo jr ce ond Ri k llruoflle '0 viilory. Seniors kirlnng tk«. woy to on inev.toblc vKloty. Doi'.ty lynne Roimon d'OV n - ). Mike Wi� e, Olympic volleyboll Ho . Cool Ion ond struggling Joe in their winning effort senior junior night Class rivalry at Senior Junior Night was spurred on by the seniors' eagerness to win after their ignominious loss at Hello Day. The immense senior strength demonstrated in the land and water events overwhelmed the hapless Juniors. But they will have their turn next year—maybe? 57 , kaleidoscope kaleidoscope kaleidoscope The GAA sponsored KALEIDOSCOPE was a refreshing new idea taking the place of the traditional GAA dance. Ping-pong, volleyball, twister, and refreshments were combined to make the evening a success. 1| Kovi rHrotiO«'' 2) Ty Henderson groove ol KolenfoKOPe 3| soys senior Cfcorlotfe Speller rour act WITHOUT WORDS-I by sumuol beckett 1) Th� program 5) Coley H«no'«� . AmoivJo Mort.n. lorry CoK«n bcvcrly liill l� i«;h sdiool FIVE IN ONE .1 •.«-! n-v ««l sli. l I | l.i mov. 15 1«� , 1068 ut 8:15 p.in - ’ll hi mi'ii� tli i w. In 11 v (til «'«l M'.il' 2 I'' 1. I nIiiiIi'iiIn on I s iu.iI iiu«-. tun 14, I l'|’ iii.'Hnlil' THE FALL PLAY 8everly Hills High was under construction. There was no place to park. If was cold. There was no heat in the auditorium. Yet, in spite of all this, the Fall Play was a smashing success. The Fine Arts Department presented Five in One from the Theater of the Absurd. Under the direction of Mr. John Ingle, the cast portrayed their characters excellently. Also, o’ne cannot forget the fine technical direction of Mr. Rex Faubion. 5) Poi Coldiior-4 61 Mi bo«l Dorr by edwurd ulbee 7) Cory Poymord 8) S«Adto Gibion 9| l«fl to rigM. 'op rowi Pouto rond. Judy Pubint. Solly Rutttll. tollom row: Pol Go'dilor- . loroioo Newmon. 1° I) Oov.d Sn 'h. Cionvlo ?) Arr i«on Independent Potty Pf i n� oi.v 31 Monty Woowi, C.O.C. repte� entOt.ve 4) Poul Jo ob� . Peote ond Fteedotn Potty ond'do For United SV)'«� Senotot TUESDAY: VEONESDAY • REP OF ALAM CRANSTON GERALD HILL sihatc owcxoMt :oc o) -sr. c i otnocunc cowcn. FMWff- C� i-t� w « tft, MONDAY PAUL JACOBS Ptt.t jfWtK� 1F Tt U W0AY: REP. OF MAY RAFFERTY REP OF GEORGE WALLACE 5O � TCCAM0«ATC '«£P) [NOON] Wt� � ON IKXPlNDCNT RIATT STARTS MON.■ OCT. 21- OCT. 2 (AUD) The moin purpose of Political Emphasis Week is to make Beverly students more aware of the changing political scene around them. To this end, members of all major political parties were represented on campus in noon forums designed to give the speakers a chance to express their views and the students time to question them. Many interesting ideas were developed by speakers such as Paul Jacobs from the Peace and Freedom Party; the Democratic -3 nominee from the C.D.C., Henry Waxman; and the representatives from the Democratic, Republican, and American Independent parties. 8 ffM V ... ' 3Dft: ©ill HI mm . 2 (M) 'P Ctficat £mfe a C '69 A tired man, Lyndon Johnson A happy man, Richard Nixon 11 From led ?o r.gM oie the Queen end her court fcemfl crowned by their eJCO«'l Debb e foberti ond Mo� v Well, Sort Newman a-d Br on MecVelbvtg, Queen Suionne Shorter ond Steve Wauermon, Meredith Mott ond Oon Attioi, Weedy Miller ond 0 V Felton 2) Frethmon Pr.ncen Debb e PoberH 3| Soph-b no'e Pnnceii Wend e Miller c| Junior Pr.ntei Sori Newmon 51 Sen or Pr.nceii Meredith Molt The Beverly Hills Invitational Basketball Tournament was highlighted by the reign of Queen Suzanne Shanker and Princesses Debbie Roberts, Wcndie Miller, Sari Newman, and Meredith Most. the queen and hex court 62 After the hurried flurry of the Albion Street Drive during which over $850.00 was collected, the Boys' and Girls' League cabinets went to spend the day with the children of Albion Street School and to help them celebrate Christmas. Every child received presents and candy from Santa and his helpers, some of whom are pictured here. The happy smiles and sad goodbyes were fitting rewards for a day well spent. FOR PAGES 64 65 fronctr S-nith I Debbie Winer 2 Sonio Kaut 3 Phil Sovemclc 4 Kcgti Utht S Gory Slolxofl 4 Sieve Worm! 7 rrrrrm nineteen SIXty-nine — ELECTIONS — REGistering — peTItions — CANdidotcs — tags — POSTers PLATforms — SPEECHes — CENsors — asSEMBLIES — camPAIGNS — RALLics — PRImaries — PREcincts — BALIots — comPUTers — cxTENDedVOTingtime -— compeTIfion — deBATES — exClTEment — TENsion — ENGIish-PAtio — tomatoes — potatoes — ReSULTS — HAPpiness — tears — conGRATS — inSTALLafion — GAVels — nixon agnew tutiy it The 1969 edition of our annual jazz night featured THREE DOG NIGHT, POGO, AND RALPH PLUMMER. Featuring their hit songs, Nobody and Try o Little Tenderness”, Three Dog Night provided Beverly with an excellent Jazz Night performance. Everyone agreed that if was perhaps the best in Beverly’s history. 1. Dog N-gh! 2, Pogo 'is Campus Couples 69 I Barbara Millard Mike Wise gn J flkflH Joan Sobelman Sheldon Sherman Daria Zeflen Fred Marcus Beth Dunitz Mark Safan Maryann Chavin Jonny Cole Vickee Cohn Doug Erenberg I Jwlf ' Mary Jo Effron Gary Sandomire ■ Lisa Kravitz Dale Albertstone Joy Horowitz Peter Bourne Bonnie Goodman Walt Fishman Suzanne Shanker Steve Wasserman ...... Laurie Indenbaum Paul Diamond yjljyjNy.ii |y{! yR M Py Wendie Miller David Lewis Debbie Sobel Joey Gindi Susie Feinberg Sandy Feldman Cathy Hand Chuck Rosin Joanne Goldman Gary Acheatel I 4pl 9 4B Naomi Gross Paul Seligman Darlene Rose Lance Walter Bette Stauber Ira Lansing Ann Schoenfc'd Bobby Gersh Jan Weinberg Phil Zakowski Livy Unger Brad Wiseman Claudia Bluestein Bill Kalivas w Mary Eisen Marc Alain Fronen s XL W Karon Kessler Tom Fries v_ Karen Goodman Albert Manopla Lucille Conflenti Bob Walsh _ 4 Raquel Felippa Ron Barngrover • ' Amy Kaufman Bruce Steinbaum Carrie Rothstein Tony Rubin Peggy Freeman Mark Wiseman Rona Barrett Baxter Ward Lady The Tramp Joan Felmus Steve Lavender Little Skinny Girl Big Guy With Sunglasses r Monica Leff Bruce Helft l| Sadie Futz Phil Savenick fay Fred Marcus Daria Zetlen Dorian Leopold Bill Weisberg ) s Madelyn Cantillion Burke Cahill 4 Sheldon Sherman Joan Sobelman M ■ Cathy Gary Lita Casakin Ricardo de Monte Rosa Kathy Kent Scott Lane Laurie Andy Lynn Koffman Steve Gottlieb Karen Berg Scott Chandler j Katie Snyder John Keese fcrr’JrTlB L°rrv Toll Maggie Bloch _ Lynn Bazilauskas Fred Berne Melanie Jones Harvey Kreitenberg Yoko Ono John Lennon ICC CRCAM PARLOUR RESTAURANT King Lear Pouto Brond, lt Jerome, Corndl Cushing, Jeff Angus, Geoff Shloes. Potric-0 Cummings. Steve Cor� y. DRAMA The Shakespeare Festival One of the year's major ouditions was for the annual Shakespeare Festival at U.C.L.A. Scenes presented were from King Lear , As You Like It and King Henry VIII. The Festival constitutes one of the most beneficial opportunities enjoyed by the Drama Department, to meet and compete with actors from other schools. As You Like It Pot Gotdston . Covey Moodier. Dovid Ho! - . Port. r.«ld, Sond'O Gbson, Alon Crondoll. Andy Ivoel, Brooke Polonc , It-ck Niercnberg, loni Wo get, lorry Cohen Alton s Budge by lorn S'oppord wot this yeots entry m the Son femondo College One-Act Ploy competition. A highly .nt He tgol obttroct pfoy. “Albert's Bridge demonded o gieot deol ot work, both m0 ting o-d spec ol tech-col effects, such ot obovt 0 protected color si des The ron'otticlt . stoning Potr-c-o Cwrn njt, Ceoff Shloes. tony Cohen, Steve Tolt-n, Andy lireol, ond to' Kellog, ond featuring £rin Clotk ond Michele Art os mu-os. wos o h gh point in this year's Thursday Theotre Pre-atom As o motter of foct. the otov wos such o fovorit thoi the Modr-gols took it to Mowoi. on -heir tovr. i i the Lady Audley’s Secret The drama department paid its homage to the traditional melodrama with the spring ploy, Lady Audley's Secret . The plot of the play, a la 19th century Peyton Place, was overplayed to the point of camp ' to harmonize with olio acts in which the actors broke character to sing and dance in such well known ditties as the Jenny Lind Mania . Great fun was had by all in rehearsal and performance, particularly the leads who were Sandra Gibson (Lady Audley), Jim Hayden (Sir Michael Audley), Patricia Goldstone (Alicia), Michael Dare (Robert), Rick Nierenberg (George), Larry Cohen (Luke), and Lisa Susmon (Phoebe). LADY AUDLEY’S SECRET Dramatised from Miss Braddon's popular novel As first performed at the Victoria Theatre. London. Monday. May 25. 1863. where it was played over one Hundred nights to crowded houses, with that UNBOUNDED applause. UNPRECEDENTED in the history of the stage; It is m criuo acts Six Scenes One Terrific Tableau EMBRACING THE WHOLE WORK Stage Design Shelly Greenberg, Demit Co ' !I. Sown Komrott. Mr. foub'e , Jon-es Pith. Jennifer Scofield. David 8rody Stage Crew Aivly Peorlmon. Dennis Powell, Shelly Greenberg During the first semester, we saw only o few assemblies due to the construction in the auditorium. But once the work was completed, we enjoyed the Velvet Underground and USC band for music, a nutrition expert, Hakim Jamal, and James Baldwin as speakers, and for the first time in many years, an interesting and enjoyable Welfare Assembly. Initollotioo Anembly You say you want a revolution-well you know-we all want to change the world You tell me it’s the institution it M J -J A J -J 4 J J 4 4 -J ■J -J 4 Mm f This club is open to all students who are interested in promoting world peace and international friendship through the study of international affairs. Programs include debates and panel discussions which promote understanding of other countries. Each year Beverly Hills parents take into their homes boys and girls of foreign countries who spend a full year studying at our high school. The 1968-1 969 A.F.S. students have been Ricardo de Monterosa from Brazil and Lita Casakin from Argentina. We have certainly enjoyed meeting and Sponsor: Miss Hilda Valmer Officers: Daryl Grosberg, Pres.; Lor Kellogg, V.P.; Linda Hillel, Sec.; Kate Groobin, Trcas. Denise Brento, Lita Casakin, Linda Chao, Marco Chao, Kathleen Chen, Nada Cox, Kehrela Davidson, Jane Davis, Melinda DeKoven, Beatrice Felippa, Kate Groobin, Daryl Grosberg, Kathy Helm, Linda Hillel, Anna Jarosz, Lor Kellogg, Seth Landsberg, Tina Laurence, Amy Lewis, Debbi Li, Martin Louie, Paul Manlin; tynn Mirisch, Ricardo de Monterosa, Peter Ng, Rebecca Ng, Karen Ransohoff, Ester Rauth, yirike Riegler, Nina Roseman, Peter Rutenberg, Majdid Safani, Hester Seigel, Sharon Shapiro, Katie Snyder, Debbie Sorell, Jan Spelling, Leslie Wager, Mike Wallman, Mimi Winer. C - 1 • ' D ci .T •sj-'.'T aero tron autic s as tics Cliff Cornell, Bruce Davidson, John Edelston, Lorry Ercshefsky, Robert Ezzeli, i Tony Frank, Sharon Gaffney, Darrol Joseff, John Krieger, Richard Kwon, Malcolm trader, Martin Louie, Matthew Saver, Sand or Schoichet, Margaret Schwartz, Harvey Segalove, Lon Stomlicb, James Tyre, Don Yorkshire Sponsor: Mr. Adrian Bal ' Officers: Cliff Cornell, Pres.; Sandor Schoichet, V.P.; Malcolm Loader, Sec.; John Kriegor, Trees. Sponsors: William Adelman, Girard, Ann Lomb Postornack, Ruby Steve Worms business ed. Any student enrolled in a Business Education course is eligible to join this club. Members gain practical training in var.ous aspects of the businoss world. The club gives awards to outstanding business education students and sponsors the Vocational Guidance Conference. alchemists Sponsor: Mr. LaMoo Neubert idcnt; Ira Lansing, V.P.; Richard Kwan, Sec.; Clifford Cornell, Troas. Officers: John Kri micnaei Barclay, Clifford Cornell, Nada Cox, John Edelston, Larry Ereshcfsky, Malfhew Finerman, Sharon Gaffney, Scoff Kingston, Larry Kirsch, Hank Klein, John Krieger, Richard Kwan, Michael Langberg, Ira Lansing, Marc Ledergcrbcr, Bill Polonsky, Richard Reiner, Margare: Schwartz, Thomas,ffimon, Steve Sorell, Louis Sorger, Barry Swerdfow, I ' � ■ 1 Wendy Willson. ' I- M f ■ Alchemists is the upper division science club. Members are re- . quired to have achieved a ‘B average in science. Individual members are responsible for presenting some phase of modern science development at a club meeting. As a whole the club presents a science assembly at each of the elementary schools. c.e.c Officers: es.—Linda Dubbis, rgaret Goodman, Sponsor: Mrs. Florence Querfermous £P.—YvcHc Lettich, Sec.—Wendy Wilson, list.—Ellen Naiman, Rep.—Hilda Indich Jolie Ai ath ch, Laurel Dickranian, Peggy Freeman, Hilda Indich, Debby Ki ndler, Lisa Broder, hleen Chen, Eileen A wn, { Dav ara Broide, Margot Brown, Dinah Catz, en, Kathy Cook, Melody Davidson, Judy ida Dubois, Debbie Fisher, Barbara Frank, Garlsman, Margaret Goodman, Tina Goody, , Judy Koffman, Elizabeth Kotler, Lisa Kravilz, Linda Kumetz Jill Lempcrt, Irene Lesser, Yvette LctticH, Cindy Lipscomb, Linda Loew, Karen Maas, Ann Malmuth, Dany Margolies, Barbara filler, Susan Moss, Ellen Naiman, Rochelle Radin, KaYen Ransohoff, Pam Rhodes, Susie Rice, Margaret Schwartz, Rhonda Schwartz, Laurie Sherman, Linda Singer, Debbie Sorrell, Debbie Wallen, Dori Waldman, Roberta Weisberg, Ann Wekerle, Wendy Wilson, Barbara Wolf The California Education Club offers a program of speakers, films, panels, and field trips to studonts interested in every aspect of teaching. Quite often members with free periods during the day will observe teachers and assist them. 82 Sponsor: Mr. Lyle Suter Pres.—Buz DasMSHS ivc Worms, Sec. Bruce Bryan, j en Ch( Larry Ereshofsky, Ho Marc Goldstein, Gary Rips, Matt Saver, Mai Srole, Bob Stein, Barr Dean Ward, S MK |l Coleman, Buz Dasteel, Mark:Ellen£ogen, Fisher, Mark Fisher .Eli Gindi, Jeff Ginsberg, noil, Ron Herman, Leonard Li, Martin Louie, Ted toenborg, Stan Shore, Matk Sonriers, Warren fevartz, Jim Tyre icjo Uski, Mike Waldman, X4 ssmet Print and slide discussions, a photo contest, professional talks, and visits to exhibits are some of the activities in which students of Camera Club can participate. ir: Mr. Carlo Cai s club Dale aie Albcrsfom.-, Arnold Amsgarton, Debbie Appelb ichael Barclay,' rie Bobrow, Harold Br VWn, Sieve C Don Cole, Larry Wwois, B |f o)Sco f nschman, C � kle, Stan Goldstein, Brucj Harrell, David Kay, Ian I jwrenyj Klrsch, Hanl Kle weff,KJoinmcyfflarry K larty Moss, Juniper Russell, David, Samson, Ed Schn f Schmidt, Steve Shaffer, David Stoll, Seymour Stoll, Toby Schm Stone. L Chess buffs play at noontime, delving into mathematical principles of the game, developing skills in analysis of defense and offense, and practicing for tournaments. se culture onsor: Mfs. Marjory Chen ficers: Tony Jonas, President; Myron Grossman, Vice-President; ithleeniwon, Secretary; Rebecca Ng, Treasurer larco Chao, Kathy Chen, Joe Feldman, Cam y Goode, Edo Gregger, Myron Grossman, Tony Levinson, Peter Ng, Rebecca Ng, Ann Wong, BMWyClub is open to an student issSor interested in the customs a add41 tyre. Mothers are able to perffeipate lltit rc ams concflHiir g thesesulSj Tin a Chini of Chinesd mom jinusi ioldstei ira Mill President: Sally Schoor, Vice Pi Secretary Treas. Dori Barman, Susan Bridgeman, Barbara Broide, dova, Mike Courtney, Tom Courtney, Jane Davis, )in, Jackie Fischell, Debbie Fisher, Linda o Glucksman, Judy Goldstein, Margaret , Tawny Hart, Pat Johnson, Lisa Karlan, inne Mcstman, Barbara Miller, Barbara Rochmis, Sally Schoor, Andy Sherwood, ■I!, Cathy Stein, Leslie Steinberg, De Ann Thunhurst, Lisa Trimble, Joanne Wolf. Debbie Applobaum,'! Erin Clarke, Pam Core Barbara Dvoretzky, Moyfc Fisher, Rochelle Fi ion, Renee Ellen Kozak, Linda Loew, Lc Naphtal, Robin Newmork, Jessi' Gene Schwartz, Debbie Si m-' folk singing club lie Steinberg, De Ann rimble, Joanne Wolf. student folksingers enjoy this club where they have a chance to lay their talents to others. Instruments are brought to school and members join together at noon hootenannies and similar activities rr ill Id ill in • My I Sponsor : Mr. Robert Holmes, Mrs. Cathy Ranncy Adelc Andrews, Mike Cahill, Barbara Dvorotzky, Gall Eichenthaf, Chip Hand, Horowitt, Ali n Lcvenson, Dorothea Meyer, Janie Murray, Jim Ramago, Jeff Arden Svaarjhan, Mark Weinstoin, Steve Weiss, Deborah Wise, Heidi Yorkshi Renco Absher Gail Akglp, Barbara Broide, Angela Brown, Gordon Brown, Lif Casa kin, Dinah tz, Kathy Cook, Pamela Cordova, Choryl Crotser, Rachel Dav Jano Davis James Decker, Timothy DolCambre, Morlcy Fcinsfoin, Gene Finley, Jackie FishellttDebbie Fisher, Linda Fisher, Joanne Frank, Morey Frozen, Lisa Gaberman,|Mccarena Gandarillas, Donald Geller, Michele Girard, Janice Gi Larry Glass,] Ron Glass, Julie Glucksman, Margaret Goodman, Carlyn Graf, Rcr GrucnbaumV rewny Hart, Marsha Hays, Ty Honderson, Heidi Hilo, Karen Hind Rita Hoffman, Donna Huff, Nancy Jones, Patti Jones, Debbie Kahan, Brad Kaye, Leslie Kossoff, Judy Krakowski, Patty Leo, Diane Lessner, Carole Levenson, David Levi,, Karon Levy, Linda loow, Robin Lowy, Cristi Martin, Barbara Miller, Paul Moss, Barbara Naphtal, Glon Navis, Rick Nlerenberg, Linda Rivin, Kathy Rosner, Gerry Sanoff, John Schoenfeld, Missy Schfaes, Laurol Sommers, Cathy Stein, Lauren Stein, Daniel Stone, Steve StonehilJ, Claudia Talone, Stephanie Ticktin, Eileen Tomson, Kim Toifolbaum, Peter Troesch Modora Waldman, Susan Weisfeldt, Lauron Woiss, Susan Wibel, April Willett , • 'These organizations provide students with'o wealth of experience in the preparation and performance of the finest choral literature. Honor Choir students are the most likely to progress to Minnesingers. They study all styles and periods of composition, All enjoy the songs and arrangements they perform. r Tf £ 4 ' 7 ) t ✓ i A V r IT t i wr� choir honor choir forensics Mr. Allen Klotz % i$ Dan Brennor, Vice President j J ilsonTSccrctary: Debbie Kranze, urfcr: Frank Kimball Philip Berman, Eric , Bruce Davidson, Jim ael Doland, Jim Dorski Morley Feinstein, Jack Gibson, David Ginsb n, Terry Greene, Gary , Frank Kimball, Pam Barney alin, Sue Moi chols, Nadin Rothstcin, pfiOni osson7 cott Sh Lester Weber, DavidiWo , James S an, Jim Tu Alan Wolfson, s Brown, Dan Brcnn rcl Dickranian, Dav e Dubois, Linda Ell 0 Frischman, John Glickman, Marc Go dy Hirsch, Joy Horo iotler, Debbie Kranz | 1 arty W oss, Barbara 1 Brad Rcsn A y Heidi Y, agner rad Ziff, future nurses Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Partidge President: Mimi Winer Vice-Presidents: Tina Goody, Lisa Kocnigsbcrg Secretary: Dorit Adler Treasurer: Elke Weisburd Dorit Adler, Debbie Appelbaum, Dallia Barness, Sheda Braunhut, Sue Bridgeman, Tina Goody, Linda Hillel, Lisa Karlan, Lisa Koenigsbcrg, Eileen Larner, Bonnie Rindcnow, Sharon Shapiro, Elke Weisburd, Mimi Winer Girls interested in the field of nursing have an excellent opportunity to learn a great deal about if in this club. Members meet each week and discuss various aspects of nursing with their dub sponsor, Mrs. Partridge. a i ijtx o a i n a d n a t ' d c � ■’ 1 e o •« o ii -iyi e� se This club offers students who are studying Hebrew an opportunity to increase their knowledge of the cultural aspects of the language dHBt of Israel. e ( ■'y'x oo io o io « 1- SjP 9 0 Dorit Adler, Dalia Barness, Shcda Braunhut, Scot Cone, Sharon Corber, Melody Davidson, John Edelston, Vivian Feiriteich, Joan Felmus, Betsy Gindi, Terry Greene, Linda Hille, Debby Justcn, Liz Kotler, Monica Leff, Paul Miller, David Samson, Leslie Sawyer, Shayne Sawyer, Sharon Shapiro, Bennct Simon, Seymour Stoll, Elke Wcisburd, Debbi Winer, Mimi Winer, Steve Worms € mte Jgoltie Cmsttrin german club £9rsn Stein, Claudia Troesch, June Whyte Beckman 9! Joan Allen, Sue Bridgeman, Marla Brueker, Kehrela Davidson, CI arlonc Falk, Sheri Hodos, Anna Jarosz, Terry Kent, Karon Kessler, Monica Lcff, Lea Mandakas, Bonnie Rindenow, Barbara Rubin, Julia Strickland, Sandi Wildman The program of this club furthers interest in homemaking by providing various experiences beyond the scope of normal classroom activities. This year the members sold fortune cookies with crazy predictions and caused minor havoc among certain members of the student body. home ec Sponsor: Mrs. Sybil Line President: Kehrela Davidson To be, or not to be: that is the question: whether nobler in the mind to suiter the slings and arro of outrageous fortune, or to take arms against a international language culture Sponsor: Mrs. Clara Kinoman President: Caryn Kramer, Vice-President: Enrique Soto, Secretary-Treasurer: Bruce Davidson sleep to say we end thousand natural shocks tha ETRE: TELLE EST LA QUESTION. SSE A ENDUR Maralie Adams, Marguerite Bcngtson, Bruce Cannon, Frin Clarke, Bruce Davidson, Ricky Farber, Gary Flinn, Pamela Friedman, Cathy Hand, Roland Hutchinson, Debi Jones, Shcrwin Kahn, Caryn Kramer, llene Larner, David Leisner, Jeanette Leslie, Martin Louie, Elisa Minujin, Katalin Newman, Stephanie Nichols, Joan Silver, Esther Singerman, Kim Smith, Enrique Soto, Bob Stein, Mike Waldman FORTUNE. OU IN JURIEUSE S'ARMER CONTRE ELLE POUR All students interested in world affairs will find much satisfaction in this club which offers members information about the customs, government, and language of foroign nations, locturos aro often presented by prominent speakers in the field of international relations. METTRE FREIN A UNE MAREE DE DOULEURS? MOURIR: DORMIR; C'EST TOUT. CALMER ENFIN, EUX BATTEM a cuestion. O es mas digna accion del animo-. sulrir los ti ros penetrantes de la forfuna injusta, u opo los brazos a ese forrenfe de calamidades, y darlas fin con afrevida resistencia? Morir es dormir. a No mas? £( por un sueno, dire icciones se acabaron v los delore; All students who moy want to choose U who are simply interested in the subject The activities include talks by speakers who and debates on contra Sponsor: Dr. John Wood Jim Dorskind, Vice President: Bill Wood, ai linda Kumetz, Treasurer: Ron Swan, , Sgt. at Arms: Steve Sorrell tes Berliner, Robin 8erson, Richard Brody, Mark Brooks, Larry Carnow, Allan Crandall, Jim Dorskind, Mark Ellcnbogen, Hillary Farrell, PhMhp Feder, Morlcy Fcinstcin, Gordon Fircsfein, Tony Frank, Leo Frischman, Dave Ginsberg, Robert Goldschien, Peter Goldstein, Ed Gottlieb, rry Greene, Andy Harris, George Harris, Tawny Hart, Lawrence Kirsch, - Linda Kumetz, Aarori Landgartcn, lleno Larner, Brad Lefton, Mark Magdison, Marty Moss, Barbara Naphtal, Bill Polonsky, David Rcsnick, Robert Rhodes, Jessica Rochmis, Donald Rose, Ruby Santellanes, Mike Savage, Paul Silverman, Randy Sonns, Steve well, Cathy Stein. Jeff Sulkin, Howard Sutton, Ron Ssvan, Anno Turrcll, Dave Ward, Doan Ward Mejl einstock, Bairy Weisz, Franz Wise, -Alcin Wolfson, Bill Wood, Steve Worms. ’ ■: ——— law club 1 i-v; ,, Toni Barnett, Nan Bi Harry Crosby, Jane t ;co, Wendy Bolker, Isabel Christian, erg, Paula Flamm, David Freeman, Isaacs, Annie Kaplan, Kalhy Kirsch, Liberman, Debbie Mbgidson, Lynn ncr, Janet Petkin, Susie1|liec, Laurie il jSnverman, Sheryl Smalley, Randy isberg; Barry Weisz, Joanne Wolfe, Cathy Wyler.. Davis, Sbsie Fei Mpp Honlg, Ji Monica Lcff, M r Morris, Joan C Iwfnoenfeld, P 'alien, Robbie da Kumctz. irisch, Kath mqn, Den i DcbbieV j,; All students in lower division Spanish classes may join the club. offers a better understanding of the Spanish language and cu Field trijjs to Olvera Street and Mexican art exhibits arc several acti in which members participated this Sponsor: Mr. Neo G President: Monica Leff, Vice President: Noi Secretary: Linda Kumetz, Treasurer: Annie � SPONSOR: Mrs. Cathy Ram Mcralie Adams, Jon Brown, Tim Del C ambre, WendyGluck, Ruth Goldrtefn,S gte. jroobin. Arlflur Kaufrrfan, Lor nn Mayer, ly, Susie innesi ogram: icompaniot Hr training necessary hip fn the Madrigals. if select singers .who appear in spiMkO dress at jbmenls in and out of the area, i include all periods and typr-T of song literature the holiday season. ui presenting programs on the vaHbyp is ends sing in visited ir. Robert Holmes SPONS' Brian Bingham, Paula Brand Larry Cohen, Patricia Cummings, Steve Fraider, Sondra Gibson, Gail Gordon, Naomi Gross, Casey Hendler, Robert Holmes, Helaine Lcmbeck, Kathy Miller, Peter Rutenberg, Leslie Shulman, Paul Scligman, Russel Sheinkopf, Geoff Shlaes, Mark Vladyka, Toni Wager. p Sponsor: Mr. Paul Michalisl y Peskin, Vice-Pr Secretary-Trcasui lichael Barclay Math Club members are busy at noon hearing speakers on higher mathematics, playing math games, and preparing to onter the Occidental Colleges Math Club Field Day. medical club In their headquarters in the Science Building, Medical Club members explore career opportunities by hearing doctors and specialists, seeing movies, and taking field trips to hospitals. One year of a science course is a membership requirement. Debbie Appelbaum, Stephen Axclrode, Shellie Bloom, Don Cole, Bruce Davidson, Judy Dcutsch, Dave Eckhouse, Mark Ellenbogon, Robert Eringcr, Robert Ezzel, Hillary Farrell, Sandy Feldman, Marianne Finerman, Matt Finerman, Margaret Goodman, Andy Harris, George Harris, Michael Harrison. Harrison Hurst, Tony Jonas, Deborah Katz, Laurence Kirsch, Scott Kinqston, Hank Klein, Pamela Kort, Paul Kortopates, Michael Langberg Robert Lifson, Matt Mcrliss, Loraine Mestman, Stephen Moss, Ellen Naiman, Dale Rosen, Tom Ruben, Brent Russotto, Ruby Santellancs, Matt Saver, Toby Schmidt, Corinne Seiden, Robert Shcinbein, Laurie Sherman, Larry Sims, Katie Snyder, Matt Steinberg, Franklyn Steiner, Peter Utas, David Ward, Larry Wcissman, Wendy Willson, Mimi Winor, Mark Wood, Phillip Zakowski. Sponsor: Mr. William Loguc President: Corinne Seiden, Vice-President: Katie Snyder, Recording Secretary: Wendy Willson, Corresponding Secretary: Frank Steiner, Treasurer: Andy Harris, Historian: Mark Wood, Sergeant of Arms: Matt Finerman mesons club Sponsor: Mr. Francis Crean President: Sandy Schdichet, Vico President: Malcolm Leader, Secretary: Robert Ezzell, Treasurer: Tom Jacobs Bruce Baker, Phillip Berman, Bruce Davidson, Mark Ellenbogen, Robert Ezzell, Hillary Farrell, Marianne Fincrman, Gary Firestein, Marika Gerrard, Harold Gewerter, Rick Grossman, Lloyd Grove, Lanny Hajdu, Larry Hccht, Tom Jacobs, David Jory, Darol Joseff, Pam Kort, Malcolm Leader, erman, Peter Margolis, Juniper Russell, Ruby Santcllanes, Matt Saver, Sandy Schoichet, Harvey Segalove, Alice Stambler, Jim Toll, Donald Turkeri i . b The only requirement for membership in this lower division science club is enrollment in a science course and an interest in the scientific field. Speakers, who are in some way connected with the science world, present lectures and films to the club members. Sponsor: Mr. Smart ORCHESTRA: Young instrumentalists who join this organization get a chance to perform at school assemblies and shows. The members arc divided into smaller groups, such as the wind, string and honors orchestras. All get a chance to porform.excellent orchestral literature. Jeff Bassman, Sanford Beattio, Bradford Benedict, Robin Bcrson, Peter Bosted, John Brown, Margie Buck, Karen Chass, David Davis, Leah Drillick, David Farber, Barney Fcinstcin, Morley Fcinstcin, Burt Gcllcr, Peter Gerard, Iris Hauser, Kenneth Hoyflich, Bruce Hclft, Roland Hutchinson, Carol Kadc, Richard Kadc, Frank Kavelin, Robin Koppelman, Louis Korcll, David Kossoff, Mike Levinson, Fred Marcus, Martin Mervel, Deborah Persselin, Andy Richman, Garrett Ross, Shayne Sawyer, Toby Schmidt, Gary Stolzoff, Claudia Trocsch, Thomas Troesch, Lauren Weiss, Wendy Willson. n below the Orchestra and made up from its crs are the highly respected String and Wind Orchestral Groups. orchestra 'oman c Ilaremci I Brody, Mac Careyl Joan Felmus, Seth fl ’9, Peter Goldstein, I ortopates, Malcolm i Gary Mecklenburg iwjrian, Stephi Nichj Brent RusTotto, TobJ pStevc Sorell, Mike Ike, David Wohlh«r tike Chernoff, Nada Cox, jum, Jane Friedmarl, ndy Harris, Mike H ufir •ader, Laura Levie, Margie Molloy, Susan if. Sue Pelter, Jeff Platt, khmidt, Jerry ShulrAn ' ailtan, Paul Tada C ■JVVoOd, MarlcvKod, -Vi-: - s.p.q.r. The club's initials fan roi Latin Club. This organizatii taken Latin a closer acquai the club went on a field tri, Sponsor: Mrs. Louise Wilson Neil Balsom, Bill Bogert, Ric Larry Cross, Patricia Cummin Harold Gewerter, David Gin Jackie Kabat, Henry Kim, Pa Levy, Lea MandakaJt_lim M Nager, Gary New Sheri Reder, Cathy I Simon, Jeff Smith, Peter Utas, Janet Phil Zakowski, Wei I Gold: Jim Dorskind Loo Frischm ), Mi Harry KotlcrJRick ison, AH'stamp collectors should be inte £lub. Members meet onc$a wcek'i raid stamps. As an activity they ho � campus. I T i � r fi telecommunications Sponsor: Mr. Donald Walker Officors: President—Larry Coutts, Secretary—Sharon Gaffney, Treasurer—Cliff Cornell TO Membership in flic Telecommunications Club is open to all students interested in participating in code classes and in Icarning-the theory and practice of radio and television broadcasting. They also transmit radio and vision broadcasts. As a school service, members set operate sound equipment and television cameras and assemblies. They also work with ieval in taping certain activities. Cliff Cornell, Larry Coutts, Larry Dubais, Larry Ereshefsky, Sharon Gaffney, Darol Joscff, Alan Koplin, Rick Mulloy, Ulrike Rieglcr, Steve Sorell, Len Sternlieb, Don I. Yorkshire 103 ft nvolved Sponsors: Miss Joanne Haag, Mrs. Rita Schwartz, and Mrs. Lynne Stalmaster Janet Benson, Peter Bisno, Jill Bolker, Mark Brooks, Judy Dcutsch, Debbie Ehrilich, Kim Ellis, Carol Essey, Susie Foinbcrg, Vivian Fointcch, Peggy Freeman, Jane Freidman, Jeff Hamcrling, Bill Holfman, Vicki Hendler, Vivian Hofman, Jill Isaacs, Marc Kaye, Lee Keiter, Liz Kert, Liza Lcrner, Yvette Lettich, Lindy Millstein, Dana Minzer, Ross Nadol, Patty Oblath, Earl Pfeffer, Daniel Pine, Bill Polonsky, Bonnie Rindenow, Rocky Ross, Shayne Sawyer, Ar Schoenfeld, Joan Schimmel, Julia Strickland, Amy Stamblcr, Steve Tolkin, Dori Waldman, Lauren Weiss, Marcy Winograd, Daria Zetlen, Wendy Zolla. 1 1) St v Tolkin 3) UndT Millttoin 4) Oorlo Z«tl n 5) Morey Winojied 6) loo Koilor tutorial Fall Officers: pr Lcretai Organized in 19 nents of freshma fn scholarship, a ifpartment. co-spons fthe Adelflhian Soci ind sophomore girl] leadership. They to alpha Miss Barbara SchonRcl, Mr. David Cowan, Mr. Joel Goodman Sponsors: Jeremy Halbreich, Richa n, Heidi Hilb, Julie Iscn, Andy Israel, Joyce Kahn, Judy Kapl Karton, Amy Kaufman, Mickey Kaus, Jamie Keller, Lor Kellogg, Lynn Koffman, Debbie Kranzc, John Krieger, Helaine Lembeck, Fred Marcus, John Mayer, Chris McCann, Steve Miller, Yvette Monroe Meredith Most, Bruce Muff, Ross Nadel, Susan Nager, Candi Naidi Newman, Patti Oblath, Sandy Orgel, Karen Pincus, Gary Pcskin, Earl Stephanie Polansky, Laurie Post, Mike Rabkin, Missy Reden, Andrea senberg, Steve Ros Lorry Rothstein, Peter Rutenberg, Ricki Sanoff, G Schoenberg, Stan Schwimor, Paul Seligman, Steve Seligman, Rusty Shci kick Shemanski, Sheldon Sherman, Debbie Sobel, Nancy Solomon, Amy St luddy Stern, Gary Stolzoff, Jeff Sulkin, Claudia Troesch, Dave Wallace, Lane alter. Dean Ward, Jeff Weber, Jan Weinberg, Fa' sandi Wildman, Mike Wise, Alan Wolfson, Bill Woi Phil Zakowski, Cathy Zcitman. Weisberg, Lynn Weismc Jerry Vener, Heidi the past year. Alphas and Knights have undergone a complete revision. 2ad of functioning as separate organizations. ® two upper-division service undertaken. Host, Commi combined to insi ibers are divided Action, and Bishop Reservation Committees. in the projects they have three separate committees including the onsor fPoTGoldstoJe, fliarc j ns, Cathy Haw.lWen , Judy Kap an, NataTTe f Kennedy, Kathy Kent, latzer, Amy Sawelson, ryam Liberman, Dtbbie Howard (XM Habelson, HeUne Harris LaujM Jameson, Susan Kamrass,VhoiW Karasik, Gail Katz, Art Kaifma™ ithy Kert, Liz KaH, Rhonda Kqcgcr, ? ,v —Tina Leveqthol, Bobbctte Lcwis Mtoidson, BetWlWWHHhH ,T Stuvu |oM]iy Mulvaney, Rick Mylon, Sari hWwmanTCSIE Viklfediff, Patti Oblath, Sandy Orgel, Tina Pavtoi sslc Prinz, fAtoy Redon, Patti Roacln, Nina Roseman, Rosfcnburg, Jennifer Scofield, Steven Seligman, Evan n) Leslie Stcinburg, Terry Thoele, Carol Venuti, fAitcb Waldow ArTUnc ferrandi , Appreciation aye the words which Beverly’s Honor art club stand for and try to achieve. McrttberS arc scleded n the basis of their achievement in art courses o lectured on art, sponswd c East'? 099 pointing contest, and visited art go This honor organization has as its purpose the giving of service to the library. Sophomores and Juniors may apply for membership. Applicants arc selected on tb© basis of'seholarship, reliability, cooperation, and evidence of leadership. Margie Buck, Choryl Crotser, Lynne' Crotscr, Sue Hara, Kathy Millard, Barbara Miller, Dianep urray, Shelly in, Laurie Sherman, Robbie Weisberg, Lauren Weiss, Mimi Winer Sponsor: Mrs. Lois Burmester p sociedad honoraria hispanica Thjs is the local chapter of the national for upper division Spanish students, fy one must have completed two Spanish with an A or “B” grade. They made quite a success selling Spanish bread on campus and absorbed Spanish culture by going to Spanish restaurants and to San Juan Capistrano. Sponsor: Scnorila Alicia Ramirez Jcri Banks, Mark Bender, Charlene Falk, Karen Go Grosberg, Heidi Hilb, Nal Mitch Karton, Mickey Kai Caryn Kramer, Mark Mi Manopla, Phil Savenrcl Lancy Smigel, Charlotte' Susman, Barry Swerdlo’ Steve Bryson, man, Daryl lie Karasik s, lor Kellogg, idson, Albert nn Schoenfcld, eizer, Lizzy Fay Wcisbcrc squires Organized in 1934, the Squires give recognition of potential leadership to freshman and sophomore boys. Members give service in the halls at noon, on the parking lot at school events, and co-sponsor the Honor Club Carnival. Sponsor: Mr. Stem Stan Berman, Eric Bobrow, Bruce Davidson, Jim Dewitt, David Dicktcr, Jim Dorskind, Elio Gindi, Howard Goldstein, Ed Gottlieb, Lanny Hajdu, Larry Hecht, Bob Held, Aaron Landgarten, Malcolm Leader, David Leisner, Roger Licht, Robert Lifson, Peter Margolis, Mark Mandel, Paul Miller, Randy Newman, Victor Prcislor, Richard Reiner, Mike Rose, Brent Russotto, Scott Shershow, Sandy Schoichet, Tom Simon, Larry Sims David Stoll, Barry Swerdlow, Paul Tarl Jim Toll, Jim Tyre, Peter Utas, Barry W ima students who have accumuli giblo to join t: club which Is ncbjdflter of organization. Iby jerforn ing tv and Thursday. crews ani igi, Sunny i'.- NW IhldTJ Gcrvis, Si Kafv Groobijj Isrdel Rick J6n i n ra m i e Mumy, Katti p Roy� ioncl. Judy Rubins, tiesnyder. Lisp Susmoifr C enuti, ■jbie V Sponsor: Mr. Charles Kloes Membership is limited to Varsity lettermen who have accumulated : points on Norman teams. Member sell,programs atf ptboll games, f at basketball games, and assist VARSITY idols at all sporting.events.They-try earn the Norman shield by getting extra points through school servico(! avan Sponsor: Miss Barbara School Artists: Kim Ellis and Vikki Not Dalia Harness, Karen Berg, Bonnie Burstein, Dan Burstein Andrea Davis, Kim Ellis, Maggie Field, Michelle Gifford, Laurel Gilbert, Lisa Golden, Joel Goldman, Pat Goldstone, Richard Hall, Jamie Kej)or, Dan Kupper, Malinda Millstein, Susan Pelte ?Janet Potkin, Dan Prince, John Sher, Scott Shcrshow, David Siegel, Steve Tolkin, Susan Wibel. TjidTsieff ofAvant-Garde designs and edits mbferiorsubmitted tQ make up this annual literary magpzm� Tf}e format includes sejedfetd origlpaffjoems, short stories, compositions, and or oH -tfubmitted by any Beverly student. They moot before school and do much creative writing of their own. highlights Peter Bisno, Sue Black, Margaret Bloch, Margin Buck, Paul Diamond, Paul Dworin, Janet S V Firestein, EdwardFishbein, Jane Friedman, Jim ‘ y Gilson, Naomi Gross, Neal Halfon, Richard y Hall, Laurie Indenbaum, Julie Isen, Debbie Kranzo, Richard-Kwan, Mike Marks. Choc Sponsor: Mr. ley pman verly's student-written wedkly na eceived highest honors in hi ly newspaper hialuschool rw eceived highest honors in high school nev fgper program evaluations •due toT excellent writing, editing, art, and make-up; Contents include a summary of the week's rftivities and sports as well a: humorous coium is, editorials, and senior personalities. Juke Aoron Jill Abrom Steven Abram Donald Ackermon laur.e Ackermon William Adctmen Dale Alberjtone R'chord Alford Jeffrey Allen Edward Andrew Julie Andrew Annette Angel Maurice Angel Jeffrey Angv Eileen Aniigartcn Dan,cl Attic Terry Avchen Joel Avcrbock Jeffrey 8oker letlie Bank Michael Barclay Helene Berman letlie Bowman Soro Bermon Jeff Beauchamp Frederic Berne Mitchell Bell Jon Bern e Fall Senior Clo Officer : Earl Rfeffcr, president; Scott Kmgjton. treasurer; Mark Schwob. vice-president; lynn Koffman, tecretory. SSF Spring Senior Class Officers: Joe Held, President; Barbara Millard, Treasurer,-Sandi Wildman, Secretary; Doug Erenburg, Vice President. 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Pot Goldtton ONLY SENIORS r Patricio Wo I dm an Thomas Waldmon Oovid Wolloce lance Waller Oovid Word Dean Word Pafricio V.'orncr Debra Warren Steven Wotlcrmon Vicki Wosscrman Jeffrey Weber Jonde Weinberg Robert Weiner FredtiC Wcmhoose Foy Wcisborg Susan Weisfeldt Noel Weiss lorry Wcisstein Wendy Weizer lindsay Wellman John West William Weston Barbara White Moo Whitlock Sandro Wildmon Oroc Wilson Denise V ilstcin Ocboroh W ner Deborah V ise Michael Wise Mark Wiseinon Marv Wolf Michael Wolf linda Wolfe Marilyn Wolff Alon Wolfson 148 keneo Ab� hez Gary Atheatel Merolie Adom� Tony Adrogno Barbara Airman Kelly Annii Richard Aproker Mike Armjtrong l.ndo Artlon Dorian Auitcr M«l UO Axelrod Neil Bolsam Jcri Bank} Morey Barbanell Jim Bard Mary Borlhoff Debbi Bon lynn Bazilauikoi Sanford Beanie John Beloxo Mark Bender juniors Spring Junior Class Officers: Lynn Weisman, Secretary; Gary Schoenberg Vice President; Chuck Rosen, President; nn Schoenfeld, Treasurer. Fall Junior Class Officers: Steve Seligman, President; Ellen Bloom, Secretary; Jeff Sulkin, Vice President; Bob Housman, Treasurer, not pictured. I juniors Patti Berliner Alon Bernstein Either Bcrnitein Debbi Bertrond Rttk Broun Jone Brent Denive Brente I. - m v • Jeon Bromberg Jonothon Brown Morg.e 8ucfc Don Buritein Front Cohill Shorco Corrron Judith Cotz Angie Brown Steven Bryion Edword 8urrui Glenn Bvtterton Joy Contor Abrohom Co mow Den,i«Cholme C«ndy Btown Rondi Copen Debbie Cort vrigh� Cor©J Chondler Dono Bcngtion Arthur 8erger Borry Bcrfcctt Sue B!o lt Corol Bloom Ellon Bloom louren Blooni Claudio BluOitein William Bogcit Derek Booth Gayle Bowman 'h.1 Scott Chondlcr Kothleen Chen M choel Chernoff Debbie Chodos Motteen Chr.stion Slier. Coffler Henry Cohen Pob Cole Scott Colomby Dove Condon lucille Conflcnt. Mark Cordova Marc Corrcn Denivc Croft looience Cross Cheryl Crotscr lynne Ootiet ler. Culler juniors Joy foviiow Susan Curtis Jonathon Curtin Kehrela Davidson M.ke Dotnor Ieoh Or.ll.ck Com Durbin Paul Oworin Dove Eckhouse Andrco Dovii Dov.d Davis Poxonne Davit Michael D-vita Harvey Doctors Jyl Ocbm Cothy DeCu.r Ponold Dessy I no Devote Bob Dnman Id Buirus Borbaro Edclste n Eva E� n Mory Eisen Philip Elwoy John Enquist Julie Erickson Leslie Fobcr Judy Fogott Dav d Farber Bor boro Farnsworth Jim Farrington Bur Fawcett Vivion Feintech Robb c Feldmon-Bcatriz Felippo Joonie Felmus tindo Felton Claire Fcsquet Cathy Finkel Kothy Finley Janet Firestein Nancy Fischer Sue Fiskin Bruce Flomm Gory flinn Susan Fodor Stephen Footlik Rick Formon Stephan e Franks Morey fro ten Archie Freeman Michael Freeman Don Fried T-WA Pameio Fnedman Charles Fries leo Frischmon juniors SSonl Clnsburg I'So Gobermon Shoron Goffncy Jill Gallfly Jerry Gordsbonc Steven Gorfinkle Peter Gerrord Nick Gervoy Gavin Gcrvis Roger Gibson Shoni G-nsburg Debbie Girord Wendy Gluck Joon Gluskcr Oovid Goldberg 8ruce Goldsm.th Gory Goldsmith Karen Goldstein Ruth Goldstem Philippe Gonvers Bonnie Goodmon B;ion Gottlieb Corl.n Graf Shoshono Groff Rondoll Grohm Oovid Greenberg Lynn Greenberg Karen Greenhouse Edo Gregor Steve Gries Ocbb.e Griff.n Kote Grcobin Doryl Grosberg Melissa Grossan Peter Grossbord Lynn Grosslight Eli Grossman 153 i Myron GtOSimon Oov.d Gunall Mike Gvrevitch More Hobelson Jeremy Holtwt ch R.chord Holl Jeff Hamcrling Cathy Hond Theodore Honkin Helene Harris Tom Morris Jomes Hoyden Jim Hoymer Morsba Hays Bru c Hclfi Coscy Hendlcr George Hensley Eric Hess lour.c Higgins lindo H.llel Munson Hinmon Sheri Hodcs Gary Hoffmon Kym Horn leonord Horowitr Robert Housmon Donna Huff Vintem Hung Horrison Hurst Marsha Hurst Dianna Hyman Vicki Hymon Neil Immcrman louris Indenboum Clint Joffe Ellen Jameson Denise W oi juniors Von.ty thy no-- is? Ne-I Kcmheim loois Korctl Dovid Kossoff Horry Kotler Coryn Kramer Debbie Kronre lua Kroviti Jalk Krevoy Paolo Krinberg Dovid Krisehcr Alan Kritjer Sandi Krogel Eileen Joyjon lois Joffe Sandro Johnson Tony Jonas Nancy Jones Robert Jones Deborah JuSter B II Kolivos Jody Kaplon lorry Kaplon Nofol c Koras I; Mitchell Korfon Phyllis Kooffmon Arthur Kaufman Korea Kay lor Kellog Gabor Kennedy Terry Kent Kothy Kcrt Karon Kessler Prank Kimball Henry Klein V Kod mer John Koelsch l«ndy lee Potty ICO Money KvleJ Daniel Kupper Mary loinf-eito Todd lordii Seth londiberg lorry laming llene lorner lynn latter Wore ledergc'ber Richard leff Heloine lembeck Sol lehr Bradford lenhoff Jef lehter Robert loiter Alon levemon Oick levine Dav d lewit Tindo leventhol Amy lew.i Debb e I. Oovkf levi Bobette lewi� Ocrek i.dow Debil.ndemon Wary Lullo Gage Waee Geoffrey Mohor Jean lowi Gary lyion Jeffrey Moen Toni Mondoniee Margaret Mogenheim lindo Moron 156 Amondo Martin Alan Mason Terrence Mothers Martin Moss Bruce Mulf Richard Mylon Harold McAlistor Christy Mclarnoy Mon Mcrliss Christine McCann Carranzo Mclovrin Chris McKinnies 8roce Melton Sondi Mostmon Sheri Meyers Michelle Migdal I'Sa Millstone Elisa Mmujin Dono Minzer Yvette Monroe Ross Nadel Svsan Noger Roberta Navis Rio Nepos M.ke Neuhoff Eric Neuman larainc Newmon Paul Newmon Sari Newmonn Rebecca Ng Sheri Norris Paul Oberson Carol Obloth lorry Orleans Tina Posternocfc Noncy Pott; 157 Stephen Rose Nino Rosemon Terry Rosen Dovid Rosenboum Jcel Roscnblum Robert Rosenthol Anthony Podrow Stephen.c Polonsky Bill Polonsky lew Polster Hornet! Pregler Cindy Printe Oonny Prince Jessica Pr.nz Eloine Propkor louretto Purcell Noncy Purer Noncy Rodin Oovid Romoge lourie Roskm Keith Rotner Sheri Reder John Reiner Brod Resnick Ron Richmond Ulrike Riegler Potty Roach Jonie Roberts Dole Robin Mark Romero lewis Polster Jr Poulos Pandora Jennifer Pedey Debbie Pelton D ono Perry Gory Pcskin Rick Phillips juniors Chorhc Ros.n Eugenie Rosner Andi Ross Mery Ron Rachel Rom Jody Rubaum On Ruben Barbara Rubin Donald Rub n Steve Rob-n Solly Russell Steve Solan Buddy Salzberg Marlene Sanburg Ri ki Sanoff .Mitch Soslow Buck Sawyer Shoyne Sawyer Charles Schneider Ed Schnitzer Gory Schoenberg Ann Schoenfeld Leslie Schulmon Steve Schulmon David Schumon Morgoret Schwartz Michael Schweitzer Candace Scott Opher Scgol Dcena Sein Steven Seligman Vernon Shoff Debbe Shonedl.ng Albeit Shonfield Andreo Shopero Chorlene Shopiro c mils ?£ Jr v li r£ O C 5 5°;i o 40 i 5 ' 6.2 2 | 9 D Ci£ ?Mii ii«r v 0-0 mu }siiIs a; vo . £ C O w n ssasssaa Cindy Spoon Bob St in Jeff Steinberg Shelly Steinberg Glenn Stevens Seymour S'oll tiiiobeth Stonehiil Undo Straus Jeff Svlkin Eric Swirkal lorry Tannen Scott Tonsey Oebro loylor Elyn Teitelboum Jim Tough Claudio Troesch Horry Trotter James Turfcen Arthur Wachtel Suiette Wochtot lesl e Woger Bob Wolsh Robert Waters Dana Won Cindy R nce fioguel felippo juniors Jill Weber Chuck Weisbort Bill Vi’eisberg lynn Weisman lorry Weismann J.ll Werber Weems Weston Jonet White Jeff White June Whyte Jr. Corole Wtlner lest e Winslow n u juniors 1 I Wo'bcrt Chif«k Roi.n CH-Cfyl Wmfhrop Ocnisc Wiof Fred Wolf Joimc Zogon bob Ziegler Judy Zmmermon 8obbyc Gordon Heidi Yorkshire Cloudc Zochory sophomores Fall Sophomore Class Officers.- Rikki Levin, Sec retary; Jim DeWitt, President; Mike Hochman Vice President; Joy Horowitz, Treasurer. Spring Sophomore Class Officers: Paul Miller, President; Kathy Millard, Vice President; Yvette lettich. Secretary; Neil Wcinstock, Treasurer. Dorir Adler Richard Albrecht Joan Allen Ron Ames Zandra Andersson Adela Andrews Mike Aroff Michelle Aft Potty Avchcn fern Baum Grohom Becker Michael Bayer Jerry Beckerman Nan Bcbcr Jacques Behor Bruce Baker Ali son Bone Delia Barness toni Barnett Rebecca Bortick Mlckl Barzilay -f- 163 Peter Belonger Dione BcIoko Brad Bened i Shulo Beniom.ni Janet Ben von Koien Betg Rob n Berger Chorlev BergcKh Ph,ll,p Bermon Stonton Bermon Trocy Bemv Tony Bevt Either 8,rnbovm Jom Bloch lee Bluettem D one Blumenleld Andy Blun-enthol sophomores f r,c Bobrow Gory Bormon An,to Bourne Dov,d Brody Shellie 8rondel Shedo Braunhut Solon Bridgemon 1,10 Btoder Robert Brodney Scott Broffman Borboro B� o de Jcel BroVaw R,d Bronitcm peb Broo'mon Mott Browar Morgot Brown Werdee Brun,ih John Burnhom Robert Burton X 164 ■ Mtl.ndo DeKovcn ) m OeWilt laurel Dckronion Allen D-91O1O Oov.d Oickter R.ck Qivifa Jim D crrich Cem Dobra Kim Doernberg J.m Oorjkmd Oaw j Draoi M.ke Cahill Bruce Cannon Madeline Contillon Oebbi Coplon liio Chew Elisa Cifieco Bette Cohen Scott Cone Steven Cooper lorry Carpenter Isabel Christian Erm Clarice Eileen Cohen Nancy Conrad Scott Copeland Robm Chose Don Cole Kothy Cook Bng C'oiby sophomores H fi iLviii Kay Darnels Roger Darnels Marc Ooniiger Bruce Davidson Carol Oovij Jack Dovis Undo Dubois FredriCO Duke Jeff Dunos Bo (boro Dvorctcky Chuck Eberly Goille Fichcnthol Cindy Elliot! Undo Ellmon Cheryl Engler Carol Essey Robert Estill Lori Evans Robert Eiroll Er. o Forbcr Marilyn Farnsworth Hillary Farrell David Fcder Gus Feldhorn Gladys Fclippo Don Fendel Kirk Forraioli Marlene Finger Robin F.shell Norma Fixlor Jeff Fronkcl Alison Fraunhor Lynne Friedman Robert Goth Stephcnie Cole Wendy Gallop Jeff Marks, commonly known as Dude. spent much time and effort, not to mention lunch hours and nutritions, as Wotchtowor's photographer. His excellent work is seen throughout this book. Paula Flomm Richard Flamm Caren Flostcr Mark f lotto Sharon Fleming Cliff Fronk sophomores Morgoret Goodmon Tino Goody Ooig Gordon Ken Gordon Ed Go'll icb Ricbord Grobom Richard Green Gigi Greenberg 8ruce Grecnwold Richord Grill Hillary Grosborg Gail Grossbord Gary Gons li? Gons Cheryl Gortsmon Robyn Geary Ocbi Genson Dsvg Gorson Harold Gewcrter EriSc Gibson Brian Gilbert Betiy Gindi Elic Gindi Ron Gian Bonnee Glxkmon Charles Glickman Cindy Clock Renee Golabek Rohm Gold Mo Golden Jeff Goldenbcrg Ira Goldfarb JoAnn Goldman Don Goldircin Howard Goldstein layro Goodman Fred Grossblotr Renee Grucnbovm Suson Guyer Polly Haft lonny Hojdu 8elty Hok.mcglu tionne Holfon Joey Hamilton Sue Haro Joff Hormon Andy Horns Jone Horns R chard Horns Chris Head lorry Hcchr Robert Held Robert Helfirsg Jody Holft lindo Helm Corol Hibbord Nancy Hlmcl Michol Hochmon Carrie Hoffman Robin Holden Oavid Holmes Helaine Honig Joy Horowitz Sandi Horwitz Rolond Hutchinson Hi Ido Indich Jill Isaacs Allison Ivins Candice Jackson Thomos Jacobs Anno Jcrosz Valerie Jason 168 Potti Jones Peter Jones Dorol Joseff John Joseph David Jusimon Russell Justmon Ocbbie Kohon Oiono Kohn Sherwin Kohn Michael Kane Anme Koplon Marc Korlste.n Oeboroh Ka z Gail Kotz John Koufmon Philip Kaufmon Kothy Keiier Pam Kelly Ooa Kerin.n Steve Kessler Peter Kib� k Bill Kirk Jim Knshrcf Richard Kisscn Stephanie Kleiner Gory Klemmon lisa Koenigsberg Judy Koffmon Jeff Koppclcran Robert Korda Debbie Kornhandler Judee Krakowski lori Kronze Cheryl Kroll Imdo Kvmetz Deono logon 169 Aoron lar.dgorten Glorio londis Michocl londbcrg I Miryom libermon Roger Licht Robert liflOO Tmo lay fence Molcolm loader KotHleen leaf Mon,co left Tracy leff Oov,d leirner Jill temper! Donald leon Jenny lerner Irene lesser Yvette leiticb loyro leve. Rikki levin Rober! levine Susan levin Nino linion Ann lombordi Robin lowy Cindy I'pscomb Eric topc Pcreira Korcn Moos Sysan lohn Ivy Mocio Debbie Mogidson Aniro Moehler Susie Maldarelli Andrea Mallcn Jonei Melvin lea Mandokos Mork Mondel 170 Horold MonJoff Paul Monley JoKn Marcus ki v KatKy Millard lorry Miller Paul Miller Randy Mordcr Mike Margolin Deny Morgolies Peter Margolil Joani Mar.noff 8rad Marks Jeff Marks Poul Marks Ginger Monin laura Mermel Peter Metrocr Ricky Meyerson lindo Michel Stacy Mickcll Potr ce Miles Wendie Miller Slieri Mills Rob Mink Wayne Minlzer Don Mirctsky lynn Mirisch 8rod Mirmon Sue Morgenstern Kathy Morr.s Jeff Morrison Brenda Marrow Oovglos Murphy Janie Murray Ellen Naiman Carol Naylor 171 Kolhy Ncwmon Rondy N'fwmon Stephen :c Nichols Robert Hwiil Aggie On Albert Owem Poul Palmer Svzic Porker Pcbert Poms Andrew Pcarlnvon Susan Pelter Annette Petcrfy Mike Peters Jonet Petkin Cliristy Petterson Michelle Phillips Jeff Platt Karen Post Potty Powe Victor Preisler 8ob Prcnsfcy Pomelo Prescott Susie Qocoly Poe belle Rodin L ' 8ob Pcsnik lorry Reynolds Peter Pholrcr Robert Rhodes Susan Rice Andy Richmon 172 Peter Ronsohoff Jon Rosofc Paul Raymond Mark Reden Ricbord Re:ncr Michocl Rennie Bonnie Rindenow Doreen Ringer Michelle Ritz John Robinson Antoinette Rodde R ck Rohrlick Jorres Rolnik Philip Rome Heidi Rooi sophomores Debbie Pole Mike Rose Marlin Rosenberg Ellen Rosenblatt David Rouen Come Rothstein Darryl Rubin Juniper Russell Brent Russoilo Alon Rutherford Bruce Saltier Yona Solzbcrg Eve Sanderson Roby Sontellanes Toni Sossen Matthew Saver Toby Schmidt Brod Schneider Mark Schoenberg Sondor Schoichet Barry Schwartz Matty Schwortz Rhonda Schwartz Roz Schwortz Jon Seidcman Jeff Seigel Dovid Serkm 'f t Ben Shopell Gory Shapiro Sjson Shapiro Michael Shaw Carol Sherman loune Shermon Scon Sheohow Kathy Sherwood Bonnie Sherwood Misty Shloet Pocky Shiel Ken Shore Jeff Siegel Pobin Siegel Oonny Siegenfeld Merle Siegrist Dove Simmons Benner Simon Tom Simon Jim S mon Jonct Simpson lorry Sims linda Singer Susan Slutsky Scott Smigel fronccs Smith Mark Smith Jackie Snyder laurie Somers Mark Sonnets fnrique Soto lisa S| orks Dean Sperling Amy Sp es Norma Spite Alice Stambler Robert Rhodes. Robe Poirn 174 Grctcheno Stonbury Poul Stonley Michael Stem Michael Ste nbaum Mon Sternberg Andrew Slcrn Ellen Sternberg lei Stevens David Sioll David Stone Randy Srone Sysco Stonchill loby Stout Julia Stnckland Arden Sugarmon Robert Summcrf oId Barbara Superstein Jennifer Susman Jeremy Swan Ron Swan Scott Sway Sorry Swcrdlow Jacob Tanz Paul Tarlov William Thompson DeAnn Thunhurst Stephen Tolkiii Jimmy Toll Eileen Thomson Judy Trcusch Stephen Troy Dave Tuggy Jim Tyre Jonis Uhley livy Unger Elizabeth Utos sophomores Peter Uto Tomi Volenta Stephen Vidilxx Mitchell Woldow Deborah Wallen Barry Wolltotein Mark Wood Curlit Worm Cothy Wyler Mory Year Brad 2 iff Sv an Zuckermon H, 4. Com 11 if, Brod Wiiemon Sheryl Witten Oovid Wohlbcrg Borboro Wolf Joanne Wolfe fs Kotrino Woltton Ronald Wang I In Stuart Waitermon Wendy Weil Neil Wcinstock EI to Weuburd Benjy Wed Ronnie Weil Stevo Wed Barry Wci z Ann Wekerlc Adrienne Welder Solly Werner Suz. Wibel Cothy Wiemovz Wendy Willton Stewart Wilion Mimi Winer Marcy Wmograd Margaret Wirtschaftcr N 176 freshmen Fall Freshman Class Representatives: Jerry Solomon, Alan Gottlieb, Sandy Feldman, and Susan Zachary (not pictured). Spring Freshman Class Officers: Michelle Brucker, Vice President; Sandy Feldman, President; Teri Elbacher, Secretary; Gary Newman, Treasurer. Shelley Boriih Oo g Barrett Dona Barry Diana Aaron Mara Allenjtein Don AIpcrn A4 fU' ,-'v V , 's i Cothy Altmon Mark Annii Steve Aptaker Stephen Axclrode Jolie Andlcr Debbie Applebaum K.rk Arnold Ado™ 8ogodtarion Arnold Anugarten Cathy Apjtein libbie Aroff Jen Bonkoff John Borrymoro Ann Beottie Sherzo Borthkotf Shari Beber Jeff Battman Oori Becker 177 Bloiie Bellew J«l( Bennett Cohn Berger Bonnie Briton Jomei Bert rer Milch Berman Bello Bernord Coibtn Bernien Btv e Bernilein Bobm Berion Pam Bill Joan Blackman Sheir Bloomberg Wendy Botker Belly B'Vno Siephome Blank PhyliiiiJocariky Diana Boot Baibara Boror Scon Boiman biKr Broclmon ond lone Bun n Goiy liod Go. , H.o- I«.IW l ---------------------------- ’SSZm? Benneil Brodwin Pon Biown Omoh Coil Pichoid B'ody M chelle Bcuckei Peter Boned Michoel Bouienon Irene Bower lock Bruce Brockman Tony Chonrn Koien Chon Heoiher Cheeiebro Dovid Chomsky Edw.n Cohen Dono Cole Bill Colemon Beity'Colron Sheri Comerote Bruce Cook Debbie Pom Cordova . Ri k Cornfield Jonine Cousins Phillip Crondoll Oorrell Croft Kim Cushing Don Donelson Melody Dovidson Dionne Dovis Jonc Dovis Govin DeBecker Judith Oeutsch lorec preos Dovid Durden Oabbie Ehrlich Lindo Ehrlich Thereto Eilbocher Judy E.senberg Mark Ellenbogon Debbie Oroor Itvgrid Eckhoff Peter Elion Lawrence Dubois Jon Edelman Dovid Engel Alon Diamond Albert Dioz ’Cmdy Dickermon Joe Dickstein a i Sheree Epstein Middle Erethefsky Robert Erlinger m ftp A A iif i'' irfe % 1 Gory Fircstein Jeonie Fijhcll louro Flii'crmon Groig Focmon Gordon Firejrein Oeboroh Fisher George Flournoy CFieri Forrester Rick Firestone t.ndo Fisher More Fogel Barbara Fronk Jacqueline Fishell Seth floum Robby Frank John Fung Gary Gonnawoy Denise Gorin Sue Frederick Rochelle Fyrst F’am Garber Donald Geller Roy Fr.edrrvon Marcorcno Andy Gorfield Cndy Gellmon Gondarillos Jeff Goutheir Marika Gerrord Glno Gilbert Mike Girord DovcGiniborg Jeffrey Glazer David Gimburg Jeff Gleoton Brad Globe Lauren Gold 8ruce Gluck Richord GoJdbcrg JulleAnn Gtuckjmon Robert Goldichein Judy Goldtrcin Marc Golditein Peter Goldstein Peter Golditein Terry Goode Gory Goodman 8arbaro Gordmon Hotel Gordy Linda Gorcn Alan Gottlieb Robert Grohm Paulo Gtcenbcrg Rick Greene Gory Grenell I lope Gribow Ino Griei Rick Grotberg Mark Groitbard f lyce Grotimon Lloyd Grove Roue Hakimoglu Mike Halbern Jeff Hcmilton Jill Hankoff Elyic Hariton Bruce Harrell Gary Hart Towny Hort Wei Howard Mark Jocobi Willy Hugron Eric Jocobion Teddy Jockion Woyne Jaion Jerry Hartman Ronald Hermon Karen Hirich Andrea Hoffman Adrea Hauler Mike Herihroon Scott Hoag Tyron Henderion t aul Hcnell Cothy Hodei Gregg Ho'T,e' V.vion Kofmort freshmen V:‘V Cottly Woe Kathy Kirich Morcio Kulmger liia Klein lori Knopf Andrea Keilui KondiKennedy Croig Keiiler Ion Keye Lynn Kaufman Brad Koye Belinda Jiron MiChoel Jonei Greg Johmon David Jory PotriCiO Johnion Jacqueline Kabot Melanie Jonei R chord Kode Danny Kollil Karen Kaplan Kori Kaplan Rondy Kop'cn Robert Koplon Mitro Karubion liia Korton Albie Katz Karen KroviM Cc-don Kriijei Slocy Kochaton Pool Kortopoies Tro(y Kramer Colhy Koplm Leslie Kossolf Pomelo Koil Eluobeih Koller Corot Kroner Suianne loff Steve long Kollileen Krone Joseph lolloo Pomelo loosing Mike Kuril Julie londres Oonno Larsen freshmen Edw.n losmon Vicky leff Gory lavender Brad lefton Kotherinc IcbovK Stephanie lehrer Duncon leeper Nordo lesher Corote levenson S ndee levin Miehoel lev.n Coron Levinson Mile lev.nson Korea levy Edward levy Robert levy Adorn lewis Picky lewis Steve lewis Joanne Lichtenstein Vol Iheurevx Jclf lichtman Tim li Alexonder lidow Mefl liberman Jay lifjon S:olt licit Jotli Livingston Terry louchhcim Irwin lowi Tom McCarthy Borney Molin lorry Manchel Joonne Mondokos Kim linden Undo locw Cliff love Michoel lushing Morlcnc Mogcnheim Ann Molmuth John Manchester Robert Manning Deb linney liso locw William Morelf Tom Mo'kovMs David Moron Critti Martin Roger Martin Corle Mortinclli Gary Mecklenburg, lara ne Mcstmon Lillian Massey Martin Mervel Barbara Miller Amy Moxtow Keith Moyer Karo Miller Steve Miller Steven Mirmon Connie Mitchell Margie Molloy John Morton Marilyn Moss Pouh Moss Soson M.oss Toovi Mote 184 Michoel Murphy G'cn Nov i Michael Nermon Nometre Ncubert Pool Ncuwirth Shcrr. Newmruk Jackie Norris V.crorio Pockord Oione Murroy Marilyn Nelson Tina Ncrmon Catherine Neuman Gory Newman V.k. N’ocMf Joan Ogrer Frances Palmer Barbara Naohtal Cindy Orncsr Jeff Par.t Jcfl Peck Gregory Pclton Keith Perry Nad.ne Pcjk.n Scott Phillips lorelle Pillar Steve Pitcher Eddie Pinchon Shelly Pincos Elliot Press Stephonie Oontel Pine Korea Cantoholf Rappoport Jeff Rasok Sue Raymond Adrion Re.f Cynthio Reitier Robin Peno David Resnick Chris Reynolds Pomelo Rhodes Jomes Rich Robin R'Chlond David Ripi Debby Robert Clifford Romo Dyona Roicmon Jill Rosenbloom Alon Rowe Bernard Richmon Bill R.tzi Joiiico Rochmii Donold Role Dole Roien Kathy Rome' Jon Robinfler Rhilii Ri(klei linda Rivm Ted Romano lee Rove Colby Rosenbaum torn Rouse Ion Rufenbcrg A P 1. a £ -I e is. ftr- ten fi. V f. o ft n Vf f Y V. ) t IX 0 A A Amy Sowteson leilie Sawyer Robert Schoenberg Debb.e Schoenfcld John Schoenfcld Solly Schoor Ge-e Schwartz Bill Schweitzer of Iddie P.nchon 186 Moriholl Sack Gerry Sanoff Kevin Sopin Michoel Shone Cheryl Shapiro Eileen Shapiro Carolyn Shawler liny Shoyne lowrcnce Sherwin Sig Shonholtz Robert Sheinbem Andee Sherwood Jerry Shonick Ephrom Sherrin Chris Shively Scott Shore Stanley Shore lowc'l S mon Karen Sklar Jeffrey Silver Mitchell Singerman Jim Slotnick 8rodley Simon Jeff Sirkin Sheryl Smalley Peter Smeriing Margaret Smith Ronnie Smoire lewis Snyder John Sofro Jerry Solomon Jack Somers Dobbic Sorell 8ecky Sperling Oovid Spicgelmon Nina Spicgelmon W.orc Sp!k Steve Stabler Woyne Stombler Allan Stork freshmen a K'i r'N Keith Stork Cathy Stein lOorcn Stem Keith S’c nbaum leslie Steinberg Franklyn Steiner Alan Stem Oonny Stern 187 Bill Colemon David Stern Hilorie Stone Karla Strevemonn M- hocl Sulton Joey Sutton Gcroldinc Swan Cloudio Tolenc Oon Slone lejl.e Stout leilie Stnch Joel Svrnow Eleonor Swon Corl Swirkol Anne Toubmon freshmen Sen Mtrmon. Teddy Jotkton. ond friend fs m Sitt .� U Sr Stephonic Ticklin Thomoi TrocKh Icjter Tubmon Donald Turken Stcpbonie Vollen Jonn Von Hewer Debbie Vcnuti Oonny Toll liio Trimble Peter Troe«h ri vo' Kim Tcitelboum Terry Thoele Peter V.lk.n Stocy Von Sour 8ruce Wagner Dori Woldman Cothy Wise loufie Worms Joseph Yoksifch Carlos Yeoggy Dsn Yorkshire Debbie Young Jeff Young Sue Zachary Croig Zcitmon Ricky Zismon £vo Zissu Michael Zolkover Wendy Zollo Joan Zoloth Gordon Wallace Mork Weinberg Ruth Weinraub lauren Weiss. Jeff V.'erber April Willett louro Wilson Andrea Winner Charles Watt Madeline Weiner Roberta Wcisberg Nancy Weicer lindi Widdows Marcellino Williams Morv Winkler Caryn Wlor freshmen ilViv i v A 189 was the year spirit came into its own. I) t«bbl f.lrfmon J| Tony Rvbin 3) Kenny Chornevo 4) Neel Hollo J) iiJ-i Romo? 6) Andy lueol 7) M (helle M.gdcl, toilci Schulmon, lynn .oiiloutkat () lynn Ret� on 9) Helolne lombotk mvmt I 1111! al| I i if ll 1 I !5!is iijl ! iljli Hii 5 6 1151 liM.is-J 5?1|; “ 3 f i 11 s 5 ‘ ■5H5 i! 111 iis ! Ill lifiij II I! • 4 - -1 ■ liilllf 2lSliJ. V fOOTBAll Top Sow Cooth Buihmon, John Kocltth, Boiry Eon. S'ooii Newmork, RichOfd Knwn, Bob Curhinri, Stod Schneidev. MoiV Flotro. R.tHotd Aptoker. Bill Kol-vot. fon Speott. Bob Jo- � . John Mondmlti, Cooch K««lo Th.� d Row. Cooch Corpewri. Cooch Kleet, Richocd F l«oo, l.rxJjoy Wel! on. Avgie l.ddi. loiry Hecht. R«k Brody, Barry Beckett, Joff Siegel. Stove Wotvermon, B.lly WftlUfg, Bono Rvtoaberg, W.ork Wifonon, W-orl. Vlodyko, Reatod Vlodyko, Horry. Trotter, Cooch Re-lly. Second Row Moeoger Roy Fried-eort, Stove So-’et-der. Ned Bottom. Chock Olkhnon, Phil Savemck. Kev.n Coh ll, Geofl Shtoci. Jon Colo. h .l Bovmo. Goo l Mohor, Chock fr.ev. Victor R onltr. le.gh Cohn, George K.mboli. Moeogc Theodore R.pk Bo-lom Row Moil Xonheim, Alon Copeland. Ed Fishbe.n. Jell Steinberg. Glenn Srevrnj. Tony Robin. Tony Adrogno. France Cotilll. Rick Smith. Wore ShO'C. M.ko Show. Robert 6101'noy Beverly fans were thrilled this year with tremendous play from a team that must rank as one of the finest in the school's history. The recent success of Norman football must be contributed to Head Coach Dick Keelor and his fine staff who brought Beverly from a winless season to the ClF Ployoffs in just four short years. This year's offense which averaged over 25 points a game, was powered by nine All-leaguers. The defense also had nine All-leaguers and held their opponents to only about one touchdown a game while boasting four shutouts. This year's backfield v as piloted by Penrod Vladykci, the All-league quarterback who completed 12 touchdown passes in leading 8everly to its first league championship in over a decade. Running backs Lindsay Wellman and Dick Felton also earned All-league spots with 11 and 10 TD's respectively. Lindsay's efforts also won him Player-of-the-year honors in the Pioneer League. Beverly also had flashy Peter Bourne and Steve Wasserman as standout receivers and a line boasting such bulwarks as Geoff Schlaes, Mark Wiseman, Phil Savenick, Ed Fishbein and Harry Trotter. Defensively the Normans were unconquerable. With the exception of 40 seconds in the Culver game they were not behind to any team until the season finale. The line v as the story and Kevin Cahill, Jeff Steinberg, Mark Wiseman, Steve Wasserman, and Geoff Schlaes all earned All-league spots. Geoff was also voted to a pre-season All-California team and a national magazine's All-America team. The backfield was equally as good as the line with linebacker standouts Benet Rutenberg and Lindsay Wellman. The backfield gathered in 22 interceptions with Bill Weisberg and Rick Smith leading with 5 each. Kicker Mark Vladyko set a team record with his 27 extra points. Even though the final football polls ranked Beverly sixth, every Norman could still hear the chant of We re number one . 196 S’eve V oiinrron o'-noit block� the pou V. FOOT8AU 1| (KM! Ru «--t � ?0 •'O''1 Ono • 7) Pcnod VIodyVo stoiihfi ‘o' o 3) JVo' Bootro robi O' ot Nil 8 JO 5 8. FOOTBAll 1) Top Bowi Cooch Schrv.bnr, Fronk Kimboll. Tommy Tr©«4 h, Gory lyion. Front Po'cipp. Don Donidwn. Ko-ih S- nbOum, Wit ZoUovcr. Ken Gordo Third Rowj David Ginifcvrg, Terry Korlmon, Gory Goodman. Bfod lenhoff. Bob Boinick. £lli©! Pr M. Peter Treeuh. Bobby Preni'iy. ;®hn JovepS. Second RoWi Steve Weirs, lorry Cotpen'et, Dov.d Finley, Terry Uolteri, Mike Steinbaum, lon e Bonnm. Keith Tonei. Bob lev.ne. Brvce Bocm-nn, David Tvk'mon Bottom Rom': M le Coh'll. lorry S- m� , Bruce Cook. Mike Hochmon. Mol MeAlii'et, Steve Kessler, Mott Browar. Pick Meyertoei 2) Cooch Scheeiber angrily svggev’s reform 3) O. B. S’eve Kessler sweeps ugh- end Coach Dick Schreiber's Bee team was faced with tremendous competition in the switch to a new league this year. The team responded with strong performances but could not break the win barrier more than once. The valuable skills and knowledge gained by Bee players under pressure will provide a strong basis for winning teams in the future. The Bees showing the greatest Varsity potential were offensive powerhouses Steve Kessler and Tom Troesch and defensive stalwarts Terry Mathers and Hal McAlister. C FOOTBALL Coach Flanagan's C ' Football team showed continual improvement throughout the season this year. Although the team had only one win against seven losses, the valuable experience gained was more important than the season's outcome. Freshman Charles Watt showed himself to be an outstanding prospect at quarterback, while Carlos Yeaggy proved himself a bruising ball carrier at fullback. Scott Hoag demonstrated extreme versatility on defense and was sided by linebacker Joey Sutton. 1 B . CW, C7 L ' S’ Sop '- ' k t Sv’loo. J.lf Web,,. M ) o,l Joy,, Cel I «. C' J°C Jo- 6cm� 'n 4ib febbv fronl r . Tot!. M.'., F,t«„ (t, VtCoMhy. le-. 6ob K| VWI„.d, tVD o fc,„y. I 3) W„b KV c ,,vol,voC Cr'' 201 202 — 2 2£ ± id 3 «!!?? SO 7 n I Over the years Beverly Wafer Polo teams have maintained a high standard of excellence. This year was no exception. The Normans dominated the Sky League as few teams ever have. Led by the Sky League's Most Valuable Ployer ond AM CIF choice Dennis Needleman, the team notched six straight victories. In the process Needleman broke all school scoring records with 118 goals. A large part of the almost 16 goal a game overage the team carried can be attributed to the fine play of all-leaguers Dave Wallace, Stan Schwimer, and Doug Erenberg. Second team all-leaguers Ken Chernove and Albert Manopla also played key roles in Beverly's drive to the League Championship. Coach Richard Douglas directed the team to a number of big victories. The poloers took third place in the Buena tourney and for the first time defeated arch rival El Segundo. For the second time in as many years, Beverly poloers advanced into CIF playoff competition. Again the team readily won the first game but lost to powerful -w.--------------------- ' Bueno in the second. 203 The Bee Poloers splashed their way to a 7-7 record. Al Crandall and team M.V.P. Ed Schnitzcr provided the scoring punch while Bruce Goldsmith and Mike Hayutin paced the defense. The Bees were at their best in league where they finished second with four victories and but two defeats. 204 The Cec Team finished third place in league as the result of long hours of dedicated practice. Chick Schneider and Dave Rosman provided the scoring strength in the team's overall 6-6 record. Coach Douglas looks to these young poloers for strong teams in the future. it etc lop Mil Chernod. S-aart Woiwrman, Gory Modmon, { 1 Go licb, Rob Fridman, Mike Hoyu 'n, Tony Frank 8o«lom: Cooch C� owfo d. lorry lonvrvj, Ritk led. R.;k Herman. Al Crondoll. Id SchniWer. Brure Go'dimitli, Cooth Do«.-3!oi 71 CfE Top Re-er Mo-9o!.i. Do Rov on. Tom Rovie. Gory fllio-. Jed $.rk.« M.dd-e Mo e Oo-r.9.-. Ph.l Crondoll. Ron Swon. Eberly. Darrel Crod. Wo.rm W,o- Bo--om; Coo:h frardord Ch„k Srhr-e.der. let Sreven.,. S-eve N, dle-on. Cooth Ooo loi Mo- Routed o.e erod leffon ond fro ! Wile. 3) Rh-I Cron Joll doplayl fv-ure po-en-.ol 01 oool.e CROSS COUNTRY For the first time in many years, Beverly's Cross Country season cannot be passed off as just a building year. The varsity harriers had an overall winning record, and even their disappointing 2-3 league record can be overlooked when viewed in respect to three previous winless seasons. Two of the league's finest runners were Bob Stein and Simon Longer. langer's superior running qualified him for C.I.F. competition. The Junior Varsity was the most successful Cross Country team in Norman history. Their 5-0 record led the league and only the league's inequitable scoring system enabled Aviation to push them into second place. It was the fine running of seniors Paul Diamond and Warren Skong that paced the Normans. The Frosh-Sophs showed great promise for future years. They displayed fine running style while compiling a 3-2 record. 7 1| left •© righv Top Bob S'e n. Srmon lo--get. V.ncent Hung. Ron Reotl. Jeremy Sbonick. Roget Osnieti. Raw) Tortow. Wo«en S ol� , Woyn© S-ombler. Grbble. Cooth la-ion Middle Ron Wonglin, Honk Klien, Joe Goldman. Jim Mokt, Rob Cole, Jelf Fronkel. R.cha'd Grohm Botr©-Re'er Ng. Keith Retry. Robert Sbewibein. Rrbard Gtonberg. Mike Ooton. J. k l-evermon. J| Smon longer duc-'oyi fine running ond end-rronte 3| Cea h lotion, Mike Oolon. Bob S'ein 205 EBSfSH V BASKETBALL Beverly Opponent 89.............Serra ........................ 62 81 . ..........Mira Costa ................... 75 102......... ...South Torrance 86 75.............North Torrance ............... 77 Serra ................. 77 Torrance ............107 lo ................ 14 ................. 71 Torrance ............. 83 . ventur B fc...............86 .South . Torri ce Palos Verdes k.Sa|£sibn ... ney ... Segundo - .....T....... 78 Zinger . ralcste .. . Ruling Hills Aviation . .. Lawndale A .. Lennox ..... ...........El Segundo ............ .............Miraleste . . . . . . 92.............Aviation (5 overtimes) 88 f............Ijawndalei . . 108..............Lennox ............ 69......1.......CIF 2nd Round San 9 .............CIF )U Finals Nogales . 95 .W. .ft......CIF Semi-Finals Bishop 74.1. .■........CIF Finals Santa Maria Opposite the Coliseum, south of the Harbor, stands the old arena where NBA giants once battled to the delight of thousands of screaming spectators. Thousands of vociferous fans filled the arena as in olden days on the Ides of March to see if fourteen Norman players and a Coach called Reilly could conquer the strong men of the North, the Santa Maria Saints. Caesar and his fellow warriors proved too strong, too fast, too sure-handed, bnd too united for the Northerners. With a 74-62 victory the CIF crown was brought to 8everly for the first time in history. The road to the championship began early in the season when the Normans played in the finals of the Pacific Shores Tournament and the Beverly Hills Invitational. Outstanding performances by giant Rick Caesar and fierce Jason Newman earned all-tournament positions for both. In League there was no stopping the Norman powerhouse. Ed Carman's and Ed Burrus' inspired play against Aviotion on television brought victory to the team in a game that went into five overtimes. Ten straight victories gave the League Championship to Beverly. First team recognition was awarded to Jason Newman and Jim Tough, whose soft touch from outside also put him on the CIF all-tournament team. Ed Carman and Ed Burrus were second team choices. The League's unanimous pick for MVP was Rick Caesar. The greatest tributes to a fabulous season were the 26-5 record and an 88 point per game average compiled against intense competition. I) top Row. Joson N'ewmon, Jim Tough. Penrod VlodyVo, Tony Jorax. Eric Gibson, f'ed We -hcvie. Ed Burrus, Bob lesser. Rick Conor. Bob Wolers. 2nd Row loiry I soon, Coach Schreiber. Rick Smith. f.ed Marcus, Cooch Roilly. fd Cormon I Tony Jonas ond Bob lessor wore moved up to Vortity for the PJoyof(s) An exciting J.V. team streaked its way to ten straight victories and a pioneer League Championship. The team was in constant motion from the time springy Warren tournament MVP Tony Jonas grabbed a rebound until one of the lithe guards, either Fred Wolf or Bob Lesser, both Loora All-Tournament players, scored the layup. Adding strength on the backboards were the two agile forwards, Bob Walsh and Gary Acheatel. The team executed the consistent fast-break that has characterized Coach Dick Schreiber's offense for years. ■rfmi'jr) BEE BASKETBAll T 11 Well tKo' by Goiy Goodmon. 7| Coo h Co p o'e«. Jell Siegel, fonrfy Newman, Brute Br«limon, Gory Newmon, Jim Oe Writ, Mike Sultan. K«.lh Ste nboum. Gory Goodmon. loun Snyder, Jell fronlel. Bob Breniky. Bob levine. Steve K� i� l� i. lorry Corpenter; Moll Brow or. Cbarlei Bergotb 210 The Norman Bee team started slow with an unimpressive showing in the practice season but gained momentum as league play began. Coach Gerry Carpenter’s first place finish in league showed eight victories and two defeats, one being an overtime loss to Lowndale on the road. The Bees, playing a fast-break offense, were led by Bob Levine, Jim De Witt and Randy Newman. From his center position freshman Keith Sfeinbaum showed great poise and future promise while leading the team in scoring and rebounding. 11 Coo h Jod Re-lly. 8rod Globe, Er-c Jatobiem. Alb- Koii. Sieve Stabler, Alon Goiil-eb. R. h Corof.ekJ. Cd levy. Ri 1 faction . Tom MeCorlhy. Jerry SKcn,(k Gory fuel'em, Mike Horhman. Joey Sollon. 8rock Glu«k. Gordon Kiitter. Jerry Solomon. Gory Gonnowoy 2| Mile Hoekmon lhooli ike long jumper 31 Jerry Solomon dnvei poll opponen! 1 A daring quick moving brand of basketball was the Cee team's greatest weapon against a sometimes overwhelming height disadvantage. Coach Jack Reilly in his first year at Beverly guided the team to an even record in pre-season play and a' third place finish in league. Brad Globe, a 5'3 guard with a deadly accurate jumpshot, kept the team moving with his dextrous balPhandling while Mike Hochmon, a strong rebounder and the team M.V.P. provided most of the scoring with his driving layups and outside shots. Wrestlmc ! Champ ionship. Taking champiorSbpMlesttrr league were ScoirWauTs, who � sr but one dual meet; John Mayit undefeated in dual meets,- ana Toi jS agna, who also was chdtip at the Simi Valley Tournament. M«e CanlTf, Bill Kalivas, Captain Peter Bourne, and Bob Jones, garpered secoMlsrNeal Konhapri, Leigh jMvohn, anciSen Gilble, roifijied out ''Sj scoringw ith thftds. B 'W ohill, iri|urc cjuring the leacwe tourntjWldok a '' fourth ciBFI Car no’s cowfetitive loltvoi, hey. Id 1969 saw the culm renaissance when Ben Bushman arri Beverly has devel power in the P medals in ten o. Normans five Jtion of Beverly’s mot Jgue doormat 'ick Keelor and ur years ago, [the dominant jgue. Winning jht classes, the ced the other for their first [Chomp ionship. 212 WRESUING V BASEBALL SSS SS 1| Top row. Augg. liddy. Joion Nnrmon, Ed Born . fr.c C'bion, Jo « Xrevoy. Bono' Pv'onboig. fddo Wold, ?nd row. Bob Wo't'i, Lorry Kopton. Mork Sm.lh, Tony Boyar, Oovid Okkler, Tim 0«l Co- bto 3rd row. Bo' h F«io� . S'ovo Kovv'o . Phil (Iwoy. Donny Go'dlloin, Nirk l.obormon 7) Phil (Iwoy—P.'cher With on added year of experience, Beverly's young Varsity ballplayers ore sure to improve on last year's record. Jack Krevoy and Phil Elway will carry the pitching load. Bcnet Rutcnoerg and Bob Waters are expected to provide the hitting strength. Coach Chris Flanagan appeors optimistic for his team's success in the Pioneer League. V BASEBALL 215 I| fred Borry 7) Brad Witamon 3) Top row Paul Roymond. Brod Wtien-on, To-' McCarthy, Tied Bony. Bob levin . Jerry Horrr-on. P«1«r Me'zner 7-yd row. Gory Morr. Alorv OoMI.eb, BroCO B«rnrt«in. loo B'vetfe.n, Jim Simon 3rd row: Corbin Bornion, Mile Mochmon. Donny Toll. Ron Smoiro. Donna Barry J V. BASEBAll With the change to the new league the Junior Varsity should enjoy great success. Lee Bluesiein will be the mainstay of Coach Reilly's pitching staff while Fred Barry • ond Jerry Hartman provide the hitting strength, 217 The 1969 Norman Varsity track team was without a doubt one of the most successful in Beverly's history. Under the watchful eyes of head Coach Chuck Kloes, the team has progressed info what promises to be an undefeated season. Not only have the victories been numerous, but impressive as well. In successive league meets they defeated Lawndale 98-20 and Lennox 95-22. The star-studded team was captained by Noel Weiss and Marc Shore, sprinters who consistently come up winners. The fine hurdling of Dick Felton and Clark Young also proved reliable as point earners. Other outstanding performers were Simon Longer and Ross Pearl in the distances, Peter Ng in the long jump, Jeff Weber in the high jump, Lon Levin in the shotput, and the pole vaulting of Brian Mekelburg. I] Cooehei Kloe ond lor� en r ednf worry ?1 Boirom Row, 8uz OoHeel. Ion levin. Jeff Srenberg, Rob Col , 1,'ndtoy Wellman. More Shore, Relor Ng 2nd Row Vint Hvg, Vi Premier, M l Sovoge. fr d Bern . I � Mo k . Stewart Kewmork, Dick felton, Bran Mekelburg, Morv Wolf, Viejo Uiki 3rd Row. Randy Newman, R.chord Home, Jell Weber, A'an Borr.ve.n, Bob Siein, Jo y Gindi. Horry Toiler, Warren Slovg. Jon Co! Top Row, Joel Goldmon, Oeon Sperling, Malcolm leader. Jeff S egel. Barry Berkert, Rom Peo'l. Oon Roiton, Ron Worglln, Rick Brody. Honk Siegel. Billy Weiiberg V. TRACK 218 I) B� .on Mekolbung l or I? 6 21 R« � PfO'l ho di � o Simon lo'gn 3| Copla n Moot Wfm mf«n! on winning. 1 V-ofc SKono lungtt o� (h lop S) P� t«r Tvg l«op� !o vK'ony. 8. AND C. TRACK BEE TEAM Top Row Glenn S-ev«n� . Gory Moo e. Steve f.eldt, Berry Wo' e-i'e • . ScO” Fo'mon. R, k Me,erjon. Oon Do.- elton. Honk KlOin 2nd Row; Dove G n� be-g. Peter Troekch, Hoi M All� � e� . Roger Donel . Jell Fronkel, Bob Revnck. Oov-d Tvggy. Tom Troeieh Bottom Row, Gory Bormon, Milo Zollove'. Record G� ohom, lorry Corpen-e'. Rom No del, leo Fr.thmon, Brod lenholf The achievements of the Bee and Cee track teams were overshadowed by the Varsity success but were impressive in their own right. Speedsters Tom Troesch and Gary Moore consistently led the- Bees to victory. Cees Tony Little, Jeff Rasak, and Blaise Bellew were outstanding performers in their respective events CEE TEAM Top Row; V lr Dolond. Sco t Bro'fmon, Erie Jocobton, Grog Pellon. Dw.gM Wh.-ney. Jeff Roiol. MiltK Woldow, Corloi Yeggy. Pov' Kortopolei. Mike Shone. Ed levy. Fronk Yaktitch, Tony llltlo. Gordon Kr.txer, Gory FlreUem 2nd Row. Ricky l«wi� , From W.� e. Steve Rubin, Jeff Gofdenbetg, Joe Feldmon. Scon Hoog, Jeremy Sehi-e«n,{k. Mike Boyer. Keith Perry, More Doniiger Bottom Row Stone Bellew, Cro-g Borrett, Oov.d Chomiky. Joy Ufion, Morley Feinitein, Mock Corey, 6-H Ri'xy. J« y Solomon, Dovid Foggot 220 VARSirr AND J V. TENNIS THE VARSITY TEAM 1| frcd Grottblotl. Uldotl W-oi olin, Tim Dic'rich. Jeff Brolfmon, Mitch Ml, E«b G«rjh. Art WochM, Mickey Kou� . Seth lo diberg. Itll Mkin. 2) Jell erotlmort orvd Mike Mor ol i A Superior tennis team, coached by Hal Sieling and consisting of nine returning leitermen, is expected to rally its way to a league championship. The top four netters: Bob Gersh, Tom Dietrich, Jeff Broffman and Mitch Bell, should prove stiff competition for all their opponents, he exceptional Junior Varsity, victorious in more than 40 consecutive matches, is also expected to capture the League title. The team leaders will be Jeff Sulkin, Kim Smith and Mark Weinstein. VARSITY AND J.V. TENNIS N Bob Meld, Chorles Won. Jeel Svmow. lorry Most Top Row: Co. o Covn. Jell Whir . Richard Hall, Kerry Smith, $tuo« Wossetmon. Kim Smith, Robert Norr.t. 8 oco Solter. Keith StoinbOum. frortk Ro’opp 31 Mitch Bell 221 Pool $ !tf imoo, S'oo Sthw.mn, Dove Wollote, Deonli N «dl«inon ?rd Row, fdGoitltob. Tony Rubn. Dave Word. Tony ftonk, Ron Richmond, Albert Monoplo (Not Pictured—Doug Erenbeigl 2) Sion Schwtmcr 3| Tony Pub’ft 4) Pool Silverrr«n Coaches Ron Crawford ond Dick Douglas are depending on five returning lettermen, all seniors, to lead the Varsity Swim team this year. Tony Rubin in diving and Stan Schwimer in free style will be the most consistent winners. Albert Manopla, Dennis Needlemen and Paul Silverman will make important contributions to the team's success. The team will be one of the v. swimming CEE TEAM 11 Top Row- Oo.t F«d � . Mil Ch«mof . Pick l tf. Gory Hoffman, Stoce Goldumith 2nd Row: Rob F !dmon, Ed Schnltx r, St«v W«-j� . Tom Morkov.tt 3rd Row Cooch Oouflloj, Coach Crowford (Not Pictured—Mil Hoyotln, lorry lor.i.ng) 21 Top Row: Kevm Sopm. Richotd Go'db rg. Chock Eborty, SN-ort Stiff. Dove Moron 2nd Row: Jon Robinlier. Sill Morell. Scott SNate, Chick Schne.der 3rd Row, J«ff W rb r. l i S «v nc, Phil Crondoll. Steve Need'emon !th Row, Cooch Ooug'-ot. Cooeh Ctowford (Not P«tored—Gtefl Folk, M-le Glrord. Tom Roo� . Ron Swon) 2 BEE TEAM Eleven dedicated Bee swimmers will hove strong entries in every event in every swim meet. Leading the team will be Sophomore Dave Feder, Junior Ed Schnitzer and Senior Tony Frank. The Cee team will be building the nucleus of future Varsity squads. Three young swimmers have already shown great promise in early meets. Chuck Eberly, Tom Markovits and Tom Rouse have been the team leaders. GOIF lop IOWi Cpoch top Hod. R- V Smith, Don Attlo . Stove Kotz, Gene Schworiz, Tom Smon, She'don Sheimon Bottom rowi Albe Kolz, Albeit Ow «j. Mode Tonchvcl, M.lo Cohill. Howoid BiocW-on, Mott Steirbe:g, John Robinson. Mark Ton huck Ri«k Smith ■ mr Steve Kotz Sheldon Sherman With the loss of four lettermen, the Beverly tee-men will need consistently fine scores from captain Rick Smith, Sheldon Sherman, Phil Berman, and Steve Katz, to be a contender for the league title. In one of the strongest leagues in CIF, newcomers Albee Katz, Albert Owens, and Matt Steinberg must have low scores for the linksters to capture the league crown 1) Volltyboll T«� tom Bi«t, Modolfcw Co-will,on. Ow'yl C'O'MI, Ronni P J W� , ly mCra� tll9M, lour.c Houuoa, Noncy Jo . Pony Jone«. D«bbi� Kondoll. Amporin Wolinor, Pandora Pov'o� . Bofboto Rvbln, Connio Sinclair. Soo Stonohitl, Jon Weinbocg J| Copioin, Debbie Ktndoll 3) Teewtit Teami Po'ly Aye hen, Joon Blatkiran, S'ephonie Blonl, tileen Cohen. fJoncy H ml, Patrice Hir� ch. Go.I KoU. lee KeHet, Debbie K-anie. Ion Kronje. Wend e Miller, Meredith Mot'. Chr.vtie Pettetton. Ulrike Riot)’ ' “| fall 2 winter 2 spring THE G.A.A. SEASONS fall 9'f The benefits of lost year's innovations in GAA were very evident this year. Beginning in the fall, the Volleyball and Tennis teams placed second in their league. The Basketball team went on to garner a first place berth. Track and Softball rounded out the year with fine performances. The Officiating Club operated during the whole year to give valuable assistance during the games. The Folk Dance Club provided the entertainment at the GAA Banquet and the Terpsies presented the Command Performance with the Fine Arts Department in the spring. I) SolWboll Teom Debbie ChodOt. EI.VO CineCO. bndo FellOn, Sharon GoFfney. lynn Growl-gM. i;o xy Mimet, Goil KoU. Pom Kelly. Debbie Kendoll. Ion Kronee. Ihe leol. Non y Podtn, Pocky Shiel. Chorlone Soe ier ?| Fell. Do-ce Clvb: lynn Boiiloutlot. Ang 8'onn. See Coren. tr.n Cloike, Debb.e Cvrltr. Joy Kohn. Oebbie Kronie. Helo.ne te-.betk. Tmdo lewr.’bol, Michelle Migdol, Yve’ie Monroe, louro Omen. SiepAonie Po'ontly. Solly Pvttell. letl e Schylmon. Svton Shopi'O. IJOncy Solomon. I,to Spoilt. Aiden S' gormon, Vicki Wottermon. Aon Weinberg. 31 Of i '0' ig Oob 8-irboro 8'ode. S. Coren. Cheryl Cio'tei. Viv on Fninrech, Povla F'omm, Shorn Gmibn fg, Weedy G'vck, Purh Goldt'ein, Jvdy Kop-'on, Tmdo leren'hol. Yvei'e lelhch. Condi Mo-diKh. Michelle Phillipt. Slephome Poloniky, l.ndo Singer Amy Slombler. Sandy Wildmon. Moicy W.nogrod. Corhy Ze-lmon 226 - ) Mrt Zovok end Mil leedt enjoying a game SI frv'h Gold� 'e-n, Wendy Gloek, Imdo levenihol. Ste Coien keeping tcore fa lH A , 111II £ S £ 3 f is j-41!i fs.. 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RAisdy 182 Ktpba Robert 182 Karas Nala-.c 107. 110 155 Kardsshan. Geoige 130 H jfub-jn. Mitf 182 Karla . I,vs 86. 89. 182 HflrHIt - UyrC 169 AJRv'1 MSche-l 42 106 109 • naiss fUiaUbr'! 182.211.224 fesrah 82 98. 109. 169 H fcst 130 137 107. 109 169 226 Mead Meehtj H«nV •fershman M 'fersho . Aife IfeyShCr . Jcj Enc 11 • � vrti. Pa J H ll. We'-ld w.bbard. C H4rt Linda 3 M.m . Jean Mny , Jvjncy MescM Patrce 128 139 225 M teh. Hart, 88 Hw . Stott 182.201.212.219 MK'rn '. Michael 44. 163. 168. 700 211 216 Hod . Cathy 107, 109. 154. 18? Hofei, Sfcr. 92 Mc'lmao Andrea 182 HsMman Carrie 168 t«Mma- Oty 154 204.22i IfeWman. jax � jl'.m� R,ta 87. 128 Holman. V .'on 104 182 KoWen. V 1 Holslnn. fict-n Holden. ReOn 168 Mofenes Dlvd 112, 168 HOVmey Robert 96. 128 Homee. OctC 182 Hoe . Mefeme 95 168 -HofefcV'v 128 v vJa Hpgiuns. t.-.ovi : 30 Kramer. I Krjnre CX 155. 21 KrjoM, ll 225. 2: K-anU. Ki K-avsW. I Keawit . U Marks. fen A Marks. fet-e. 4.g VM-i. V I 1! 145 Ma-ks . 103 .VS s Wendy 134 k'a'oo ,0a.-3 .8«. (Paron. I da 107 rvaco . She'ey I Vaiti . Ama-ca K 3b. Ste.rn 131 Kafr Steven 131 Kauttman. jonn Kauttman. Pr -KtSmto. Amy fervescent 154 206 2 1st Marr.son 98. 154 M Mvsm : � !, I S-nicn P .lixl 'W ion V.s-iK ' .- 171 Vjft . Roear 18« Vj'l.n try : 34 Varw: . ciartt 184 vjfiiu Gnu : 3« l««. PrT|6 Ictsts. SaMtfe 107.156 Ltvtiv. Oa. l 156 Lavi.v P. M'd 183 219 Lr«iv Sltvtn 183 lh«or«o.. Vai 183 U 066 5. 78. 139, 156 L lao-j'd 83.134 U Tim 183 Ml L 66y Rot v 134 Ufe mao. Vo 95.183 • Mr,am 99 107. 109 170 lKM.Be f 42.43 64. Ill 170 feano 1S3 UNma- Jttt'ey 183 Isfei. Augusl 196 215 iKfea Altu'-fer 109.183 IkX� 0«f«k 109 156 l « rm -i. Ncsolai 205. 215 , fey 183 219 I'lwo. Retail 98 11! 170 Lii«x. Scott 184 212 ImMflMn. 0(tva 156 I •now, Mertafl ImOovKim 194 l nn«y. Ott a 184. 195 Imloo. Nina 1 70 Lipi n, feac 134 L.pKcmO. Cyfrthj 8? 170 lilt . Ar-.lKoy 219 L'.infVO'i -CVlo.l 109. 184 tOCir Va� .I)n loa . W«a 82 86 87 184 195 Lot Lisa 184 fKMt- fema 106 114 132.145 KM4� IC'r- 70 78 96. 106, ' [10‘ 1 10 112 155 Pa-safe 169 226. 227 Op-a 5 44 129. 132 g. 226 227 K-s-o. 18? ■!, Gabo- 107 155 '..slh, 132 5 -.« ■ 1J2 Man), .-iiy 92 155 tfcntr-. Mthatl 132 Oo- 169 195 ! ! j.iba- 104.107.132.227 Ka t 107. 155 Kassi--. Cia 182 tiV 6a'on 92 155 ■ '. Stesa 169 200.210.215 KAV an 84. 18? K.bui PciCf 160 K.ir -feno 42. 101 132 RfO ’ 'fenWyn 88 106. 155. j' G� Of 109. 113. 132. 81 97. 98 _ 132 h 7 i 132 jlam 169 Pich. Ka!«y 95 182 Kas 6. lao’cnoc 44 8! 84. 94. 97. 98 109 132 Kashna . femes 169 K'Singai Mum 182 Krtsan. R Mrd 169. 196 Kla . E� sa 182 Wan.ifeniy 8! 84 98 155.205. 219 KtanbfOOi. Petai 132 Kiai-ci. Slecesini 169 Klanman. Gary 169 Kianman jeitrey 84. 132 Klanman. Bob 201 Kla«. Andrew 132 Me 8rrna'0 KUs e'. Oebceab Knopt. LO 182 Kocbnsan Gregory 132 Kochrnan Stacy 183 Koomar. (nc 155 Koelscn K 6n 155. 196 Kcwnigsbe . Ei.ssa 89 169 KoMnvsn. 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Braor , 134 le« Mono 40 41. 90. 92 95 97 105.109,170.227 lew R Ka-d 43. 156. 204 ??3 leu Tracy 170, 195 IcH, V ky 183 LetiO Bradtord 94. 183 204 leer. Sol 156 terrer el'-e, 156 leereefVecr'jm 183 lesne . Oard 92. 93. 111 109 170 . lemteck. ryiane 40. 92. 106 112. 156. 226. 22 7 lemeert. Nl 82 170 Lmari. S,na lenholt erad'o-d 156.200,219 lenhotl. Ba- 43 125 134 Leon, jr OcolS 170 Leopod. OO'ian 134 Lerma-i Ned 134 Lerma-i Shell 134 Lerner. fennker 10 terner. Ida 104 lever Na-d.s 183 Lohn. Susan 170. 195 Wmb.vd Ann 80. 170 • I opr .- Pereira £r C 170 tOlKKherns, Terry 184 lOue Vai tin 78. 79.83.93 134 lo.e C-.t'dfd 184 low ia is 184.201 lorn Jean 156 ion, Ret n 87. 170 liabn. L'nda 134 lUJo Mary 156 lusheA M toee 184 Maas Karen 82 176 Mace Gate 156 Macia Ris 13-t Mana ivy 105 170 Marti -, Aiuta 170 Maen Jelfruy. 156 Matenheim. Maiy.un 80 184 Matenheim. Mailer 80 184 Matdson. Oetra 95 107. L70 Mapdson. Maik 94 110, 134 Mah.v GeoMrey 53 156 196 212 Utnjr. GeofT-o 53 156 196 Mafe-ta. Rudolph 134 MtkferOi. Susan 1 70 Mafc-I B nel 88 109 184 Mailer A-S-ca 170 227 Malmutn. Ann 8? 184„ Maivn. janri 17 J Manchrt. Marches 55 214 215 79 81. 106 Ween 109 183 nd'a 155 e.en 144 tndSML 94 95 :05 .4- . 156 KusKnee. Rote-t 132 K« n Rirtfe'd 42. 79 81 115 132 Lachlerma-. Strceen 132 latt. Swaow 183 latan Oea«a ;i 9 la«an. Rcten 132 l abar Joseph 183 landgaiten. Aaron 88. 111. 170 land v Cora 17«3 landis Todd 156 landman � el-:e l.mdres Jui 183 landsbeiib Seth 78. 156. 220 lan be-r. Mchaei 81. 98 109. I an, S-.ott 132 Lang. Sleven 18 3 lanjye Vmon 205. 218 la-iy-t -a 8! 109 132 la-s-t - i v 156 204 la's - Pamela 183 lamer e-e 89 93. 156 la-sen. donna 183 7- f J|esJie. Jeanene 93. 134 “esser, ueno� 82. 3©$ . lesser. Robe't si 56. less- ' t od« 87: . jT«| • IfcrSch rvtff 4 4 8? T?! 109 163.170 226 k Levenioo. Ai.vn 156 ♦ le � r, h C-|rc e ;87. 109. 183 levenlhal Sand'fl 1 7.109.166, le. oS.'fl g le.ve laura 101.1 levin Deocean Iron G� ie Leon lau'en lemn. ion 66. 1 217 levin Mchaei 183 lew Percies • 170 227 Icon Sedcc 109 lev.ne, e«tt, 134 lervn Pchaid ler.-e, Robert 216 lerv-ocei. Caion 85, 183.695 lernsco. V.ie 100. 183W95 lev.lt. Susan 105 109 170 lev,. Edward 101 183 211.2 Levy. Ka-en 87.1(53 227 levy. Rece'CHjlg lev. -sywaidvOaP, 106. 134 184 127 136.212 M� e-.Ki— M«re-. l)--y VCAJ.S'rr. HaroM McCam Chnslm 40.41 44 157 McCarthy. Thomas McCarthy. Thomas .icCA'thy. 211 216 84 0! McOeery Ma. © •' Ycrk 136 148 es. Chnssop 157 P..VI-C, Chr.stm 157 ■• elaunn. C� rran,a 157 McO-ee-ney, Barbara 106 i.Vade. 'ooy v 5� w femes 06 Vect,iirourR. Gaiy 101 184 Wi.etbuit B'ian-62 113 131. 133 136. 217.218 Me.sei James I 36 WeP.hcr-e. J4hn 148 Meison. Bruce 157 oyjth. Ottf 80 157 Obtain. Patnc-a 5 104, 106 107. 136 Otr r. loan 95 186 Ohvun, KMin OUT. lr .136. 143 Oppent tm. Short 136 ’ ■yJarA'i 40. 44 10 107 MO ,8fM Stuart 186 223 Sege1 X«'t, 173 Son. fcw 186 Son Own 169 Set.gman, Tan-es J 86 109. 1 Jo. (40 Setien jn.ISteft-n 42. 106 107 , 109. 149. 169. 209 s«n«f wih� .iT 138.1 3 ,ofl2 Ranvoeof Karen 78.82 RanSO Cl' Pell- '.7? Rappipo’’ Stephan J86 Rasa 1” ,ld, Rasak. Jelfcy • 8.1’„ 1Y Baskm laune 168 ( Rat . tstne. 78. 1 38 Ratner. Ketn 168 nAj.r-.cnd. Gary 69. 112. 1 flLrucnd, Paul 172K16 cXi-vind, Sotan 186 • i sKen. VarV 1 72 (5oen, Vr’.v.i 106. 107. 163.166 171.22 WJ ,u0 V,o Barbara 44 82 86 87 108 109 119. 184 V.l r Kara 184.227 V.ixr Kjwyn 92. 112. 136 Vter.Paul 44 90, 109. 111. 163 V.ner. Stejjn 106, 109 184 MlVr, S .«n 136 -ffCt n. Ol.i ISJT Ruben. Thomas X flubn. Aott«ny I 140 196 222 Rutm Bl'bi'J 93 Rltb«. 0� -r,� 423 0 0 42 17J fctcrrnA v Iii She-. 171 Winter. lAalrtfa V llilcoe lisa 15 •.•.nl oOeet 171 Wh'npn I 1,9 ter. ;.i -,en 84 142 . A hae! ,86 219 d t- Orbke 159 i' R3 Allan 59 i ' Suean- 62. 63. 142 « Bf- jm. I 74 HasTlirenJ 159 •re. CP-rytJSb tmef yjn 1W kmer Pa 172 tpa'etk. CIO'.'O 138 k t. Mf'c 185 bo Larry 138 I re. S..W 172 wrn Robert I 72, 174 isa'O . Ja 4 51 . • ll22 tk Wortoy. Mi Momce. 7' 133 140 Rutherford Alan 173 %■ '.’j-vni 186 •SgMer.-n. Andrew !■ i� t - Ujrk S, 140 Steven 169 J Sale--. M 3,«j 78. Tl S� Vf ,-frocc.88. 1 Sa' Cere K.K 1591 S� ;r-f. 7 0 173l Voo-c. Gar, •« Morgen. lisa Mo'crnstem. Si«� 41 f V0 . . 8«lhy 95. 17lQ Vo .v.JluPi 136 yQfl .fc rnjorC-'ttrc, l iT -O.I 1 71 V tJn 7060 184 !9ia Mo� � U V 221 Mow Mi'.’ n 184 -WJ Von W� t.n 84. 88.’94 VOW Paul 87 184 Vow R K 136. Vc.v Slr.eo 98 87. 184.: ‘$-r0V S5� r(t 1 as T?«v . Robert Reynolds. C rrt W ' • 18S.U95 I 72 174 105.109.172 ' . ■ . V-a iee ,t 59 £. ■� :-•••.. Vreteeij 131 MO Sa«e� tsen Te ;3 227 Sancefson. V-iureeri 14CL So OomTe. Gaty 140 Sanc-1. Ge 4W 87 88. 186 • P-Ci. 5.40.106.109. 159 W!r, Sao 6e,o 186 201,22 J SojIoa-. Utot 59 4. Sjiko A-touit; 173 Sa« r«. ‘Aono 94. MO 217 Sj.e'wr.Pr • ? 5.39.42 c 4 46 64. no. 113. M0. 196 S� .e-, Mar.fen 79.413 98 99 102, 173. 195 5� T� ,ln.-ee _ S ..n, C� � 5- . r- Sanettoo Arne a 107. 186 SA«ir- 159 5� � � o . Lcike 90. 186 -96yr,e 90- i0° 104 S Mt”«V le’irey MO St'nrwTH . ojr 104.‘l«o t 'lenr e . V� tj So -d! Tc y 84. 98 100 101 17 . 195 5eMV:.;e-. H'MIry 173 196 V.‘ne ae� . _ C 1 |9 204 JvTo .1 1 95 1M 17 « Prttr.«A cWlt.n 91 472 225 227 ■ P1ette . Ian 40. 104 106. 109 118 138 Pneipv � . -en 138 Pmi� Mjrnee 138 AA ftere 172 - •Mlp! RoKjrd 102. 158 P.� M 148 np� . Scott 185 P4 he . Steve 185 P.lktf Dcenj 138 P «f. LcreOe 4 P,na. Oriv Pro nap IM 186 pnoiv K� en 4 1 44 48. 1061 121. 127. 138 227 Prxvt W Kle 40 18S Pne CXlnn 104, 185 PnO.7 Rana 138 PtOXfc J«vr. 138 Patt Jettrey 101 172 Ppdrp . Anthony 158. 222 Pe � •% .� ,S!«rJne 40. 41. 106. LJ 109 153-WP6—-------- KmjcI- 0e5w n M8 LinnX pD.:r-..y IWV.1I 94 97 104 ■ 158 Ppnter. le� n 158 (PftnirMnl . 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Robes !■ Kr,s- Mere Tr Tettrey 18, fcr. loan 03 Jk y . 186 � � 1 MO 7 ! 40 Alan MO trtles 2. 1 INDEX W amy M 'te j V l� Oor W «3 WIn+r. 0 e 1© wuson t - f S3, w-.on I -' Wiion } W litem tv - •• ■ i w-oer. Quo ■� 146 S- ' Cnc i6i •O AAe 144 1 T K � . CiaaOa 87 II W TanttoXtuMtok 42.4; 2 4 Tanner. lauffftce l , Tjnie .S Olt 161 I f n . imb 17) TafChtr. Carol 1 1? l J� rt©- t aU IOT 1 I '.v.bman. An-e 188 ' M. Jo Ann 'fci- . Ort� 161 188 Sm« S’. Paul 3 ie 94 ‘ J 1 2.202 722 TT £ $«vnon� Dar m 74 S� W. Aot� ry L l«a � Mr £rrj J‘« - 174.700 21$. .FT,, � .’T’ 4 ‘■’isjFjL XXX 142. 217 $kla . Kaftn 187 SkJO-Kk. 3ar i 88 '87 $Miky. S-xvan 17 Smaller . Pam 160 Wky.W'y' 95. 187 SmffW . 0� W 1 2 Vwln . P� '« 187 Sm U I ant' 8 HO 1 2 Smgei Stoll 174 Smth francm 0 6 105 109. 17 195 Smm Gan 160 Smth. Git -! 187 $m.th. 3e11'cy 101 Sm-Wk K m� 160 ?2I Sm.th Kim 93. 160 223 Sm.tfi.lyfi _ ,,- Sm.tf «W(1'8 187. 227 Smth lAa'.yn 160 A W Vjxk 17.1 215 Sm!h R k 142 196 206 . 09M Kl 187. 216 60 « 78 98 1 12 160 ' .wri® 6 iOO. 135 142 ■ 60 hm 156. 160. 196 S:« T.na fc Sotomon l'« 160 . , Solomon « 101 177 18� jcio-no-i Na' 106. 139. l44l Sd.cl. Sulim 160i Sow' Da� «J 1 2 Sow. Jack. 187 Sow. 5 r 3 160 Somr v Shan 142 A SWl SJk n 1 2 A Scmmrr laurel 87 17 •yy'f. levke 1 2 17 ScnnoJ Ma’k 5 83 B Sonm Rj-;. 9 -.60 I Sorel Dft'4 82. 86. 109 182 So el Slc.cn 78. 81. 94. 101. 103 109, 160 . .' ;. So'tt'. LC --1 81. 160 Soil TXmny ... .v’l’wJ.7«l226 227 ’ .� � � S.-.-if'. CM'Vt 58. 110. 131 .33 1 2. 226 jKKtt. K4f«n ' nR.De4 : 4.?|?__ St� tf 7� 9 1 SpW . Ck� ” S6'«« Woe Soocm Cynth-a SrO Wa Cc '.Vjijn. VTjnp' U'xc 43. 4 123 146 1 Wan£ Ann 14 | Aanein «ona J |26. 20 Ai'fl Dav J 84.14. 98. 1 Wans Oran 80 83. 9 1 146 Aa-ro' Patrol 48. 1 6 VVS'rrn. 0v-txa 1 6 S-crcn 4 109 113.jp' VVHW-ml . SJ� 4� I I'; Vinvrj' «B'- 1 6.1 Walt PoO k 113|l' Aaii .. C' aoeA l89l-8 S'anVfy Sia'� l St Hi St� utK'. ’raw,.; ill Tnompton � , 227 1 Thcxpr O-anr thunN n Drtxxah 56. J75 227 T kt« Strpnjnr 87.188 Irmaw Palro JAA TC“r 70. 104 109 Td'i'oan 188 201, 216 7 4i Jaw 99 311. 175 7c ' u. ryr -14. 97 144 Tcmv-.n 87. 175 lexw St, 60 Toxc- Gn x,{c „ A l°vc j w :6I. 206. 208JI IfAjn tax'. 14 a Trxnftlf' l-v 86 188 ■■1 IfOrKh. Cl x3v� 91. 100. 106 109 161 T'octth. Pr!« 87. 109. 188. 200. 212. 219 IrcrKh. Thomas 10Q. l09 188. 200 219 — I'WK'.Ml , 1 13. 161. Ivt t-r T'Or sirtrxn : Tueman leslfx n 97rT8S l 4Ur� Oantf 19 . 219 Twur, ' T«r� H. Anne Turken. Turken. Str.n P06«« 2. 43. 83. 91 93 161 205 217 Sir-nOMum. B'uor 109. 14 Sii xeou n. Kci . 187. 200 210 Stivscaum, M h e 171. 17$ 200 S!en«x� 8 M ‘ y 161 196 217 Slcmo« c. KC-, 5!6ntK� 8 tevve 86. 107. 187 StnnOerg. Malthr 98. 175 27 5 intx e. Shr'e, 162 Sv.nm 88.98 187 V«Kt.« Anna 1 4 SW� ni«©. IxOnJ'i 42. 79 103 l $( '- Alan 187 Srr n An 3'c« 175 M Str.« Oann 187 J SK'ivOa.sO 188 Sic W.ti m 42. 47. 106 109 SiMUDc {I'm 175 Sirwn . Gltnn 161.196.219 LnAe 172. 204. 7:? A'.vjom. NV0 4 Ww Ca .6 18. Woo Oetoooah 1 VTi� If� V 9 Wrtw . j .oj .-. -s n to WoniJr, 2 76 6.95 1 6 88 9 ,06 135 ;S-9 .-. .. V� - -'M ! 76 Wc -3 V. ■ - •! ? 9. 5 It ;. :C6 ;ii .■ : 7f)'HB -.x--. ■ iVc-im S'n.on 2 1.44 65 8P. 83 90 9 127 31. 148 k A ;xtn- - . me .v, ’ C ;-x' - .5 35. 176 : «8 21 Wn -nlOtH A- 2 63. 1 76 l wvistia� t. Ch. Aewtxrs Bj s wmM'e. f • 1 6. 194 S Ton, 148 V t. Oa.ci 84. 102. 111. I vo 84. 90. 102. SioiioM Gary 42.44.47. 65 :O'. :o9 144 i« Vnn, C n' K� ! . Slo Oanr: 8 J7a 188 Sloe 0...O 175 V:x- la . ’S8 l-W pTn,'), 05. 175 fl V:- r' (1;lM 9.'. 161 SK.-m, 1. S'.nrn 87 1 5'Ox.e , I Sevan J 75. 225 , LvU 188 atiaw wv ; H Sl'C' B-a .' '..V . tSS ■ SVKh.[Vns s- ISd a Vntvu 1JUI 88.92 104. ?9. 83 s8l A. :75 HM 92 144 ?.' I 1—1 ‘ Uhlry 3annv 175 Un®r� . Ot a 1 75 U«OnO 4 K-4 IHk V«|0 83 144 217 Wav. EkVAOifTl 109. 175 Utav. Pew ’98J 101. 111. 176 Vawna. la - 165. I 76 Vartm SlfCOan 188 VanHrx'fx Jann 188 V«W 3 'y 106. 109. 121. 143 144 Vrnuti. Ckftxa 188 A, Vmul.Cano 107.112 144T m Vr'ton Alan 144 1 VkJCOx. St P� n 1 76 V. fc.n. Prtr' 188 _ I V atfy a. Ma.k 9? 11J. 144.196 v ijka. Pi 0d 144. ,92 i,06. Iv� n8au� . Stacy 188 Wh'-a. A . 161.22© Wa r-n W.TV 16! Waon i 144 WaRr- irvto 78 144. 161 Wa� ;rx Tty 9? 112 W. V.— Sf r ri :88 mflb Wmvv Won 3 Wtvvv Ro«n� 1 76 Wtil.St«.cn 176. 200 223 Wnima tau'f'vif 98 161 Wmyna . Pawia fttMtfn la 146 wito tn i- a Wnwi Ha , 94 95. 111. Yeek 6rc. Oc v� W 79. 103. 188 lOtnvT e. 8ML 88. 406. 16. j K C ..-3 42. 14 8 YOvor ! 00l4 1881 3'o .n 'J .«sn l l%y 2K � 40. ClJtKSt '52 24 nJlS. Sui nP!88 7jROn.5l4.-nt 16? 7ak m ,.j. fV p os SOI 1C . • 1 8 ▼ Mm� i Cathy 5. 106. 139 1 22fr acman. Crag 188 cOngct. Mtok ;48 «8rjoc,„„. tVt,y 148 «f«n Da-.a 4 4 7. 10 . 148 ■: - JCCn 148 V- , . «•' p har 3 ■cr.t' Pootrt 162 1 E e'C 0 .C a,n 7 � 8' r 8 n68. 176 W««t. 7. ,189 « 146 .Vcfce Tr Ann 82 176 iV Ot� 63-ennt 176.195 WcTt n. l.neva, 113. 146. 196. 198 199 217 .vert ' 189.201.223 W'trbtx. M 161 189 201 «161 84. 146 46 1,1 Av.tnf, 0« |Jf • • '9 e .-- a - .MB. Wf.yit. June 9t 16! — ■ WW Vxian 87 I 14 WSOOoni Cynttoa 189 WernjM. Cam, 176 w.ijmjn. SanO'a 40.44 92 1 119 146 226 W4i «. Aor 87 189. 195 L tytof 144 kmau lO 21! Wat) X- 'C, J?l 3 4.48.141 WtoJrr .v Maoc a � 2. 87 4 WakJman Mat 78 83. 93. 144 waAjman. Pat' . 146 WakJm n. Thcmav 11? I4 - WaKJCm � A«h 3l 107. 176 219