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

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fi J 1' if-1 r -As, 5 f su Senior ,78 explores Disneyland Fantasyland 34 ' Senior Disneyland Disneyland was invaded by 150 row- dy Beverly students last December. Their excitement began right as the bus drove away from Moreno Drive, with water fights starting immediate- ly. The Class of ,78 spirit flowed through the world of Disney as sen- iors cheered 78 all through the Pirates of the Caribbean. Students lightened up bear country by drown- ing out singers in the Bear Jamboree. The usual pranks of water splashing, throwing paddles, and refusing to row were displayed on the canoe rides. Mischievous senior acts were over- looked by Disneyland workers, with the exception of a small group that

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- Something Winter for Activities everyone 36 0 Winter Activities 4 5 ,fi it 5 up if do N 7, , Y i MS, ,I Q 0 v EQ f +L 0 3 xQ7TT'23 -..-Q Dancers, eaters, and lovers were all accommodated during the winter months. Patterned after the popular disco oriented movie, Saturday Night Fever, Beverly's own Friday Night Fever exploded in the cafeteria Janu- ary 20. A crowd exceeding 1,000 flocked to the dance which was an even bigger success than its pred-