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

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Class of '80 has great time winning Junior-Senior Night Amid loud cheering from the crowd, the seniors staged a marvelous victory to beat the juniors and win Junior Sen- ior Night. This event has been a tradi- tion for many years and is usually won by the seniors. This year's senior com- petitors did not disappoint their class as they pulled off a stunning triumph over the juniors. In a foreshadowing of the evening's conclusion, the seniors started off by winning all three volley- ball games to make the score 15-0. The juniors, never giving up, stole the lead from the seniors over the next four events culminating with beating the seniors in the tug-of-war, an event tra- ditionally won by seniors. From then on, the night belonged to the seniors. Of the last seven events, the juniors won only the pie-eating contest. The final catastrophe for the juniors and the crowning touch for the seniors came during the water events. Going into them, the seniors led by only five points. However, the seniors showed their superiority in the water by winning all four events. The final score? 85-40. 1. Enthusiastic juniors cheer at the scoreboard. 2. Seniors Robin Franks, Karen Bleifer and Anne Wang cheer for their team. 3. Eating his way to victory in the pie-eating contest is junior Arlon Barton. 4. Ben Tobias as junior cheerleader watches an event nervously. 5. Juniors show their skill with a basketball. 6. Seniors swim their way to victory in the rick- shaw relay. 7. Junior cheering section roots their team on. 8. Jean Mako smiles after winning a water event. 9. Competitors in push ball fight for a win. lea

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l 15... Mickey Nlousing around, fun for most, but trouble for few Three bus loads and a caravan of Be- verly student drivers landed at Ana- heim's Magic Kingdom on Saturday. Dec. 8. Senior Disneyland was once again going to make Beverly history. Although the Haunted Mansion and Matterhorn were closed down for refur- enough to knock the ride instructor into the murky waters, and as if this weren't enough for the mischievious group. along with the annual autopia traffic iams, one driver went as far as disregarding the track altogether. iumping his car and creating his own A bishing, spirited seniors romped about the park, taking in every ride. restau- rant, and souvenir shop they possibly could, The Small World, Pirates of the Carribean, and especially Space Mountain, proved to be the maior at- tractions for the Class of '80, Due to the usual and unusual senior antics, Securitytand was once again an- other favorite among certain seniors, Never before had a group of seniors succeeded in tipping a canoe far Ea? af.. ,.,. W.: route through the park. This unruly be- havior led to the suspension ot 10 sen- tors. Seniors had a chance to visit their idol and to purchase a class T-shirt, as Mickey Mouse had lust been voted the class mascot. BeverIy's Class ot '80 left Disneyland plum tuckered out lust before Sundown with the usu- al amount of souvenirs and trinkets, feeling a great happiness, something that would always bring fond memo- ries, Sr. Disneyland v 31