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

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This year's Watchtower creatively chronicals the events and impres- sions of a very special year in the growing story of this school. Soon the year will become history and we will look back upon our time togeth- er with nostalgia. Many of our approaches to learning have changed and we have seen many opportunities for the in- creased involvement of students in meaningful learning activities out- side the traditional classroom. This is good, but also is the rebirth of loyalty, credibility and mutual cooperation. Yes, The more things remain the same, the more they change after all. Dr. F. Willard Robinson Principal headmasters and pedagogues 0 twenty-one