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

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.J Seniors capture Lenny with comic Hello Day Skit What is the Freshman Rag? Seniors., say it is being forced to run laps in your freshman PE class and complet- ing homework' assignments night after night. According to the Class of 1981 at Hello Day held in October, freshmen are expected to have full explanations for so-called excused absence notes in the attendance of- fice. Frustrated Freshmen, played by the Lenny Kravitz Band and sung by seniors Alex Berliner and Amy Gehman, introduced the freshmen to the New Wave clique. Other no- tions of what life is like for a fresh- man were portrayed by the sopho- more and junior classes. The junior skit written by Andy Zax and Brad Berenson discussed the rules of how not to write a Hello Day skit. Brad Berenson as Mr. Fred Rogers pro- vided entertainment with the rest of the cast with Who are the People at Beverly? Morey Stettner depicted the typical innocent freshman as a short tot. The sophomore class, led by president jennifer Karlin as Doro- thy, the naive freshman, held stiff competition against the seniors in their version of the Wizard of Oz. julie Garey blazed her fury as the Wicked Senior of the West Wing. Glenda the Good House Aide, janet Eisenberg, and the rest of the cast tried to direct the incoming fresh- men by Follow Your Norman Guide. With tough competitors, the seniors recovered the infamous and honorable Lenny award from last year's graduating class. 1. Surfer jon Travis serenades his surfer girl lAlex Staydenj. 2 Surfing can be radical to your health as dem- onstrated by junior Mandy Sutton. 3. Stephen Lloyd, Evan Kopelson, and jason Mutchnick stare in awe at the sights and sounds of Beverly. 4. Hello Day proves to be too much excite- ment for the New Wave clique fseniorsj Bert Epstein and Missy joelson. 5. junior Bronwen Bober hops to the sounds of Hello Day. W.. l Ar l I v A ,I -J fr -- t 4 ls.

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Seniors come out on top at JuniorlSenior Night The tension and excitement mount- ed as the competition was about to begin. This was juniorfSenior night, and for two hours it was war. Cable Channel N telecasted, the event live and, from the beginning, it looked like the seniors would take the en- tire competition by a landslide. The class of '82 won only two of the 10 land events, girl's volleyball and the pie-eating contest. The rest of the land events, which included the pushball and tug-of-war competi- tions, went to the class of '81. As the swim-gym floor opened to reveal the pool, the juniors regrouped to plan their counter attack. Their ef- forts were successful and they cap- tured all five water events. Some of the feature events were the inner- tube race and the nightgown relay. When the competition ended, there was some controversy over who had actually won. It looked as though the juniors had won, but the numbers on the scoreboard were wrong. The referees had been keeping the cor- rect score and it was 70-55 with the seniors as the victors. Despite the discrepancy in the scoring, it was a night that was enjoyed and will be remembered. 1. juniors rush to remove the wet nightgown from their team member. 2. lnnertube racer joe Freeman vigorously paddles across the pool. 3. Both teams clamor to kick the giant ball to the other side. 4. Channel N anchormen lon Turteltaub and Iohn Travis call them as they see them. 5, A nightgown relay competitor dives right in. 6. Arlon Barton bites off more than he can chew, 7. Senior and junior strongmen pull as hard as they can for the tug-of-war. I r ' ' l'17 l'f . ' .,v..a3a4, l. IN!! 2i f1 e.vf r9'ff ?.1'-r s t my fl , Irgqgaaqjj -,-, 4, 1--fm-aw'-K r ' M5354 iz. I .Z Q X ,Q 3 I e 6 ... 1. .swf rf' wg. ., its -..Wh . l,.. W-. x N-V ,W-v.. Jw, H ' 1-1' ,s-4 - . -.Wa , . gg 1.5 X. ,.'m.,.,.,?e,-7,3 2 ' w ff 1,2 7,1-f'y0 ff 4 ,J l ,Wm-aft, e ' A fqgf' ,, .' V .gf rf j lx' 1-,Ju 4 1 e 45' A:-,K V . ,... Q , 1 gm,-H A . S t ,.,.. K jj V ww qi QQ, Ii IE- A .mg HL.,