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

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' Jump and Shout (upper left). Urging the audie join in, Otis claps to the beat of Louie Loi (right). The female back-up in Otis ' band joins in the encore (bottom left). A member of the band provides some harmony for Otis (above).

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M ♦ I l» « If Fall ASB strikes it rich under Goldman ' s successful reign Student spirit is on the upswing, and apathy is going downhill, commented Fall ASB President Jim Goldman. ASB was quick to capitalize on this positive turnar- ound by working hard to supply the student body with interesting activities. A record-breaking club week, supervised by ASB vice-president James Fogelman, was one example of the many successes of the fall leadership class. A large part of this success could be attri- buted to Goldman, who was very enthusias- tic about school activities and instilled this Senior representative Brett Carella, commissioner Marc Mostman, president Mike DeWitt, representative Antonia Chan, vice-president Carol Leif. commission- er Ian Moray and representative Mike Shore (top). ASB advisor Elaine Falk and senior vice-president Carol Leif sell tickets to ASB barbecue (bottom left). spirit in others. When asked why he ran for ASB president Goldman replied, I like to know things are done the way I want them done — the best way possible. English teacher and Activities Director Elaine Falk was another reason for ASB ' s success. Her guidance helped pull every- thing together. Other outstanding contribu- tors were ASB secretary Chris Holt, senior president Mike DeWitt, junior president Beth Kite, sophomore president Jenji Kohan, and the rest of the leadership class. Fall ASB

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•dizz plays Swim-Gym, gets eryone ' jumpin n ' shoutin ' ople dressed in togas (OK, sheets )e!), loud music, jumping and shout- on the Swim-Gym floor — all this de- es the concert that followed Homecom- [ieaturing Otis Day, formerly of Otis Day and the Knights. Best known for his perfor- xe in the movie Animal House, Day ... jcd his most popular tunes as over 800 i people danced the night away. The concert had a very good turnout, due ' le efforts of ASB and the success of lecoming. Ticket sales went well; ASB etary Chris Holt was in charge and had lembers of ASB selling them as well as s in the student store to make them easi- ailable. The security was tight in order to prevent the toga-ers from getting out of hand — police were at the doors at all times. The tremendous work behind the event was well worth it indeed as everyone seemed to truly enjoy the evening. ASB ' s goal to produce a hugely successful activity had been reached. ASB president Jim Gold- man called Otis Day and his band a great party band and seemed pleased with the dance as a whole. Due to the constant bouncing of the Swim-Gym floor, and the people outside trying to buy tickets (but to no avail), so too it appeared everyone else. Comments ranged from It was a blast to Not bad, for a Beverly dance .