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School Crest. Although the school was established in 1927, our official crest was not developed until 1966. In September of 1965, Mr. Gary Mercado of Josten's jewelry company began his research into Beverly's history and tradition, and by February, 1966, the seal had been adopted by the school. We call ourselves the Normans, so the coat of arms ...
While the main buildings of Beverly Hills High School date to 1927, the unique “Swim Gym” was built by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1939. Designed by Stiles O. Clements, the gym features a basketball court that can be opened to access a 25-yard swimming pool below.
A Brief History of Our School Facilities. The original Beverly Hills High School was built in 1927 by the Los Angeles High School District. The design was considered state of the art for the time. In 1936-1937, the main school building went through earthquake renovation due to the 1933 Long Beach earthquake. The Swim-Gym was built in 1939-1940.
This is a conditioning program, built around a weight training program and a cardio-vascular program. The class is designed to help you to get into shape or in some cases maintain your fitness. It is much more difficult than a regular physical education class. Beverly Hills High School is located in Beverly Hills, California.
Nov 17, 2016 · A new Robbins floor was recently installed at the Beverly Hills High School Swim Gym by Pacific Floor Co. This video shows the iconic floor closing over the...
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Jun 11, 2024 · By. Bianca Heyward. September 4, 2021. At its Aug. 24 Special Meeting, the Cultural Heritage Commission reviewed the historic mural adorning the eastern wall of the infamous swim gym located inside the Konheim Athletic Building at Beverly Hills High School. Painted in 1938 by Argentinian artist Ernesto Scotti, the mural has been long thought of ...
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