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

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I : Sophomores Cindy Edgar jnd )jnel Ncwmark ridicule the frosh in a new version o( Food Glorious Food. 2) Entertaining the audience before Hello Day skits commence is the guitar playing duo of Ion Fried and Mike Sternberg. 3) Derek Alperl and Cenisc Aronson proclaim one of the don ' ts that the Class of 75 com- mitted during their losing quest for a Hello Day win. 4) Lanny Horn, portraying comedian Grouc- ho Marx, gives Clark Brandon a different view of Beverly. 5) Cindy-Ellen is overcome with joy as Tod Lcnhoff pleads with her for a dance. 6) junior Hollywooders Amy Wohl and Gina Ehrn- stein swing at the Senior Prom. 3- 2. 5 23

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Sophomores win ' Hello ' contest Pandemonium struck as Mr. Johi Rosemond, director of student activ- ities, announced that for the first time in Beverly ' s history the sophomores had won Hello Day on October 16. The Class of 77 garnered the coveted Lenny Award as it performed a parody on the fairy tale Cinderella. Sharing the leading role of Cindy Ellen were Sandy Schlechter and Lori Stanley. Talented writers Jodi Rogaway and Connie Aronson collaborated on the script. The task of changing a fumbling freshman into a suave senior was un- der taken by the juniors. Jon Prince, who played the lead as Henry Higgins, authored the script which was a clever take off of My Fair Lady. His assist- ant, Miss Bickering, was portrayed by Valerie Landsburg, while Lanny Horn interjected impersonations of Ed Sul- livan and Croucho Marx. Judy Berko- witz and Robert Wildman co-authored the senior performance of The ABC ' s of Hello Day. The Class of ' 75 created a precedent by insulting themselves in their inability to win Hello Day in the last three years. The frosh were introduced in classic style to Beverly ' s wacky traditions. JUd 22

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Pigskin Prom highlights fall; Sunday funnies draw a crowd Had the Sunday comics suddenly turned to life? Strange characters dressed in the likes of Mickey Mouse, BC, and the famous Peanuts Gang wandered through the halls in Bever- ly ' s first Cartoon Day on December 5. Superman (Jeff Sherman) flexed his muscles through a cast of 20 contest- ants to win first prize. Laugh-In ' s Farkel family, portrayed by Lynne Taub, Linda Freedman, and Jodie Lunine, wound up in second. A capacity audience in Room 111 gathered to watch the par- ticipants exhibit their colorful getups. After the selection of the winners, car- toon shorts were screened to the de- light of the popcorn-munching audi- ence. Marking the success of the football season was the annual Pigskin Prom. A turnout of over 200 people celebrat- ed the Norman football wins in the Sky Top Cafeteria in October. Goal posts and yardlines added authenticity to the decorations. The Pink Elephant, which sounds more like a drink rather than a band, provided musical enter- tainment. Ail of the entertainment, decorations, and refreshments were arranged for by the Junior Class. Sadie Mestman was elected queen while Jan- et Glenny and Ivy Hackett were voted as princesses. The voting by the foot- ball squad added another year to their tradition. ■o c o o 24