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

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everiy Pursuit: A way of life Question: What is the game that offer student endless opportunities in varii fields of interest? Answer: The Beverly Pursuit. The Beverly Pursuit is a path to succ This path is not straight, but branches o many directions. The student must d© which road to take. Although he will rel; his intelligence, he must depend on a g deal of luck. One wrong move, and the dent could be traveling in endless circles. Sure, he will have a chance to roll again, but he must take advantage of every opportuni- ty. Sometimes a student will land on the wrong square, but he must be patient. Some- day he will be able to cash in all his chips and reach the center of attention. Of course, everyone wants a piece of the pie. If a stu- dent does not have the right moves, he will