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

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1) FALL lUNIOR OFFICERS— Left to right: So- phie Kal , secretary, Mike Firestein, vice-presi- dent of student union, Brian Kamel, president, Jennifer Hung, vice-president of activities. 2) FALL SOPHOMORE OFFICERS— Front row: Carol Levitt, secretary. Sue Shaub, vice-president of activities; Back row: Richard Gross, vice- president of student union, David Factor, presi- dent. 3) FALL SENIOR OFFICERS— From thetop: Melissa Weber, vice-president of activities, Ricky Kurt man, president. Rocky Schoen, vice- president o( slucfent union, Sue Claman, secre- tary 4) SPRING SENIOR OFFICERS— Left to right: Steve Tobenkin, vice-president of studeni union, Beth Hersh, vice-president of activities, Barrett Stambier. president, Marty Schenker, secretary. 5) SPRING JUNIOR OFFICERS— From the top: Jon Gans, president, Paul Nadel, vice- president of student union, Jennifer Hung, vice- president of activities, Ellen Margolis, secre- tary. 6) SPRING FRESHMAN OFFICERS— Front row: Wendy Finerman, vice-president of stu- dent union, Gary Gilbert, president, Margie Katz, secretary; Back row: Aaron Schechter, vice-president of activities. 7) SPRING SOPHO- MORE OFFICERS— Front row: Janet Newmark, vice-president of activities; Back row: Tony Krantz, vice-president of student union, Kelly Degnan, president, Andy Hersh, secretary. Fall semester class officers 228

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1| In the ASB-sponsort ' d l iw minj-(ourse, dl- lorney David Canon discusses law careers. 2) Vice-president Jeff Sherman and president Amy Seltzer preside over a Senate meetinR. 3) Paus- ing during a lighter moment of an open Student Council meeting are head commissioner Derek Alperl and commissioner of mini-courses Bob Berke. 4) Liz Sherwood, Janet Newmark, Carol Levitt, Richard Gross and David Factor listen as various commissioner committees are presented to the leadership class. 5) Radio station com- missioner Robert Frazen uses his sense of humor to get his point across to the leadership class as Jon Cans and Sue Shaub listen. Senate finally in constitution At last there was power to the people at Beverly. The Newmark Administra- tion, determined to tie up the loose ends of past Student Councils, wanted to see the Senate constitutionalized. An election was held, and despite the fact that only eight percent of the school voted, the proposal was passed, and the Senate became the newest addition to student government. The Senate ' s purpose was to allow a larger portion of the student body to parti- cipate in ASB affairs and decision- making. Amy Seltzer was elected to the post of president and Jeffrey Sher- man, vice-president. The 80 senators activated ASB projects such as the pancake breakfast and the swap meet and set the standards for Senates in the future. 230