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

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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