general manager of The New York Palace, another Dorchester Collection hotel.

Prior to that, Mady spent two decades working for Ritz-Carlton.

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BHHS Football Team Defeats San Marcos

The Beverly High football team got touchdowns from their running and passing games and special teams and shut out San Marcos in the second half of a 33-12 victory in a nonleague game Friday night at Nickoll Field. The Normans (1-1) never trailed, with Montay Monroe running five yards for a touchdown one minute, 20 seconds into the game. Beverly Hills increased its lead to 12-0 on Chase Crossleys 50-yard touchdown pass to Austin Towns with 6:50 left in the first quarter. Royals quarterback Wesley Ghan-Gibson scored on a keeper with 2:24 remaining in the first quarter. Sajun Bibbs returned a punt 55 yards for a touchdown with 10:14 left in the second quarter to give the Normans a 19-6 lead. San Marcos (0-3) cut the lead to 19-12 on Esteban Alfaros six-yard run with 3:21 to play in the second quarter. Ole Woods ran three yards for a touchdown to give Beverly Hills a 26-12 halftime lead. Monroe ran five yards with 2:16 left in the fourth quarter for the only touchdown of the second half. Crossley completed two of four passes for 95 yards and teammate Zack Bialobos six of nine passes for 72 yards. Monroe ran for 40 yards on seven carries. Woods made a team-high nine tackles. The Norman defense played fairly well in the first half and excellent in the second half following halftime adjustments, according to defensive coordinator Derrick Robinson. Towns and Woods, both linebackers, drew praise from Robinson, as did defensive linemen Jared Forman and Legend Waters. The victory ended a five-game losing streak dating back to last season. Beverly Hills is scheduled to play at Peninsula Friday in a nonleague game beginning at 3 p.m. The Panthers (0-2) have a run-oriented, very physical offense, according to Robinson. The Normans need to be more consistent in our defensive assignments, our tackling and foremost stop their run, Robinson said. Beverly Hills is 0-8-1 against Peninsula, formed in 1991 by the merger of Miraleste, Palos Verdes and Rolling Hills high schools, including a 32-28 loss last season. The Panthers opened their season with a 42-3 loss at North Torrance Aug. 31 and lost at Culver City, 41-15 Friday.

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Left to right: Tim Vreeland, Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Satya Whitby, Caroline Vreeland, Alexandra Vreeland, Phoebe Vreeland, Chris Whitby, Daisy Vreeland, Alexander Vreeland

Walk this way: Vreeland inducted into Walk of Style

Family members of the late fashion editor Diana Vreeland celebrated Vreelands posthumous induction into the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style Monday morning. The ceremony, which was sponsored by the Rodeo Drive Committee and City of Beverly Hills, involved dedicating a plaque on Rodeo Drive with Vreelands signature and quote: You gotta have style. It helps you get down the stairs. It helps you get up in the morning. Its a way of life. Without it youre nobody. 40.3 seconds. Segal had the fourth-fastest time among all runners. Beverly Hills won the team competition with 30 points, one fewer than second-place Colony. The Normans had three of the top five finishers. Lily Ting was fourth in the team competition and ninth overall in 13:09.6 and Marissa Rothman fifth and 15th in 13:44.8. Eli Flesch was the fastest Beverly Hills boys runner, completing the 1.9-mile course in 10:37.83 to finish ninth in the Division 2 Seniors race. round. Beverly Hills substitutes Emily Dekhtyar and Jenny Zatikian won their third-round doubles match, 6-3. The Normans trailed 6-0 at the end of the first round and 11-1 at the end of the second round.

The Crescent Drive Wing, which was completed in 1949, was designed by master architect Paul Williams Wednesday nights ceremony also featured the recovery of a time capsule that was planted at the hotels entrance in 1993 at the groundbreaking ceremony for the most recent major renovation project. That project lasted approximately two and a half years, during which the hotel was closed. The capsule was marked by a plaque stating the capsule was to be opened during the hotels 100th anniversary. Contents included a cigar that belonged to Milton Berle, hand drawings by Tony Curtis, a Dionne Warwick cassette, and an original invitation from the hotels 1912 opening that described the location as halfway between Los Angeles and the sea. At the ceremony, the hotel showed a 100th-anniversary film that included footage of individuals depositing their belongings into the time capsule at the 1993 groundbreaking ceremony. After revealing the contents of the 1993 capsule, a new capsule was packed with artifacts representing guests, employees and the community. The 2012 capsule was buried with instructions to open it a quarter century from now. Kimberly Vinokur Reiss, founder of the Beverly Hills Historic Preservation Facebook page, called the hotel the perfect inaugural landmark for the City because she believes it to be the most historically significant structure in the city. [The Beverly Hills Hotel] is very deserving of the honor it is receiving, Reiss said. We are fortunate that the original hotel and its midcentury update are both still in existence today, considering the amount of demolition that has taken place in the last 25 years within the city limits. Hopefully, with the newly enacted preservation program along with the work of the Cultural Heritage Commission, we will be able to preserve more of the city of Beverly Hills past for future generations. The Beverly Hills Hotel official historian Robbie Anderson did not return a phone call from the Weekly.

BHHS Boys Water Polo Team Loses to Crespi

Beverly High lost to Crespi, 13-9, in a nonleague boys water polo game at Pierce College Sept. 5, trailing 5-0 six minutes into the game and never getting closer than two goals. David Hakakian, Frosty Poppadinkus and Ariel Rafalian scored for the Normans (1-1) in a 1:51 span of the second quarter to cut the Celts lead to 5-3 4:41 before halftime. Crespi responded with three unanswered goals in 2:55 to lead 8-3 with 1:19 left in the half. Hakakian scored with 54 seconds to play in the half, but Jack Howe scored his eighth goal, and third of the quarter, 49 seconds later, giving the Celts a 9-4 halftime lead. Hakakian scored the first goal of the second half and David Prokopenko, Poppadinkus and Rafalian scored in a 2:47 span to pull Beverly Hills within two, 10-8, with 1:55 left in the third quarter. Howes goal with 21 seconds remaining in the quarter, his ninth and final goal of the game, put Crespi ahead 11-8. Hakakian scored his fourth goal of the game with 6:15 left in the fourth quarter, again pulling Beverly Hills within two, 119, but Crespi scored the final two goals. Norman goaltender Hans Tercek made six saves. --Steven Herbert September 13- September 19, 2012 Page 9

BHHS Girls Tennis Team Loses to Corona del Mar, Mira Costa
The Beverly High girls tennis team lost to Corona del Mar, 10-8, in its season-opening nonleague match Aug. 30 at Beverly High, despite Martina Bocchi, its No. 3 singles player, winning all three of her sets. Miriam Binman and Charlotte Frank, the Normans No. 1 doubles team, won its final two sets, 6-4, 6-3, following a 6-4 firstround loss. Katarina Stefanovic, Beverly Hills No. 2 singles player, won her final two sets, 6-1, 6-3, following a 6-4 firstround loss. Alison Isaacman, the Normans No. 1 singles player, defeated Siena Sharf, 6-1, in the second round. Beverly Hills trailed 5-1 at the end of the first round and 7-5 at the end of the second round. The Normans lost to Mira Costa, 14-4, in a nonleague match Sept. 5 at Beverly High as the Binman-Frank team won its final two sets, 6-3, 7-5, following a 7-5 first-round loss Bocchi was a 6-0 winner in the third

BHHS Runner, Team Win Season-Opening Cross Country Race

Sydney Segal of Beverly High won the girls Division 2 Seniors Fastback Shootout race Saturday by 31.4 seconds over runner-up Valerie Mares of Ontario Colony, leading the Normans to the team title in their season-opening race. Segal completed the 1.9-mile course at Mt. San Antonio College in 11 minutes,

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