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

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FALL ACTIVITIES Fall ASB activities spark new interest in students Willi ihc Tailing of the leaves comes a varicly of lall M.hiH)l aclivitics for all kinds of sludcnls BcvitIn ' s change-up rally was a real bix)si for school spirit On Ihursday. Nov. 13, varsity fiH)tball players showed the cheerleaders how il s done by performing their own human pyramid on the second floor patio Varsity fiH)tball players changed places wilh cheerleaders and vice-versa The football players wore cheerleading skirts and tops Members of the spirit squads and the band marched around campus urging students to come see the games It ' s a very fun Beverly tradi- tion which everyone enjoys, es- pecially the big fcxitball players in their mini-skirts. said varsitv cheerleader Sophia Rumancs To be in the ■Spirit of things, tons of cheering was heard as the cheerleaders dressed up on Halloween day in costumes ranging from a hockey player to a lion. Two barbecues tiwk place on Oct. 2 and Oct. 17 after home varsity football games and sold out immediately. Over KX) hamburgers were served at each event KBEV provided an assortment of music while students waited in line for their hamburgers. The barbecues added to the success of the fiK)tbali season. said .ASB President Kvan Silver Spirit was spread through the fall semester not only al Hello l)a . Homecoming, and Club Week, but also with the Halloween grams, Hal Day. and the Classi- fied Christmas Breakfast Party. Students had the opportunity to treat their friends with a Halloween gram for 50 cents each Students received a lollipop with a special Halloween message from a friend Over iiX) grains were sold To top off the week of Beverly ' s 45lh annual Basketball Invitational Tournament. students wore their favorite hats al Hal Day. Friday. Dec. 12 One could find students wearing cow boy hats, top hats, straw hats, and various homemade hats. ASB also provided for the Classi- fied Christmas Breakfast Party. It was a breakfast for the classified staff at Beverly in appreciation for all the help they provided Madrigals highlighted the event with their singing. ■ ' I feel it is very impiiriani to give recognition to the cla,ssified staff because they give so much to our school. explained Madrigal F residcnt Cameron Silver. Activities were extremely spirited and had much more participation than ever before, said Senior Representative Laura Homwood, in charge of aflcr- n(x n activities. Fall activities were geared for all kinds of interests ar il . rirrf ir.i.icr jvn.irn, i,i..r. .ii lf, f,.ir, -.: up rjIK (Icftl. U i .%iiii.h A (jrviiv fiaxh ll plj crv pcr(i rTn ihccrv iin Ibc sct. nd lli w palm tlop Irftl. Mcmtx:r .i( Ihc hand pla (or MutVni al »nc pep rall labo%r). Fall AcllVlllc -- :i

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20 3E, Fall Activllies

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John Merrick (Jamison Newlander) and Dr. Treves (Jaso Tomarkenjcelebrate Christmas (above). Mrs. Kendall an John Merrick discuss Merrick ' s love life (top left). Mr Kendall exposes herself to John Memck (left). 22 Fall Play