Beverly Hills attracted a lot of attention. I miss, of course, the excitement of public education. I've been going there since 1953. I've grown very fond of that club over the years. There are 15 or 20 Rotary members who have been around a number of years.
Retired members visit.
It's always been great for friendships and excellent programs. I can always see something entertaining or informative. About a year before I retired, the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce named me Man of the Year or Citizen of the Year or whatever it was they did. I remember they held a big function, dancing and dinner, and they brought me into the pressroom before it began. There were a lot of cameras and reporters, but they paid no attention to me when I came in.