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

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Introduction

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helped to .r left). TheU entertain a football game ' s crowd (upfier right). Jeff Marshall and Suzanne Sasson have a pleasant talk in front of the Swim-Gym (above).

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go hungry. He cannot win with just one piece of the pie: he must put his life together with a variety of pies. Four of the same pieces of pie get a student nowhere. Variety is the key to success. If you do not understand the first para- graph, go play a game of Trivial Pursuit. Life at Beverly is a game, similar to Trivial Pur- suit. In order to succeed at Beverly, you need all the pieces of the pie. To put your pie together, you need a combination of intelli- gence and luck. There is one major differ- ence between Trivial Pursuit and the Bever- ly Pursuit. In Trivial Pursuit, only one player or team wins, but in the Beverly Pursuit, everyone can win. The Beverly Pursuit ' s uniqueness allows everyone to win. Students can set different goals and still be successful. Kids with orange and blue hair can work in the same classes as brown-haired nerds. Academic types can thrill themselves with a full load of honors and AP classes. Drama groupies can improve their acting skills while receiving an excellent education. For young politicians, ASB provides an excellent opportunity for learning the tricks of politics. Many jocks at Beverly can get their adrenalin pumping be- cause of the wide choice of fall, winter, and spring sports. For those who are traveling in 1 he varsily toolball team rushes onto the field, ready to crush the opponent (above). Beverly High seems to belong to a different world at night (top). The Home- coming parade prepares for its long journey around the track (nght). Introduction