Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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CAMPUS LIFE chtimc entertainment. Seniors Yell King Bob Klingman and Yell Leader Sue Merrill triumphantly rang the victory hell after our first touchdown against Morningsido September 27. 15 ran Dulgarian worked Car Wash October 12.

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EDUCATION + ENJOYMENT = Seniors have their diplomas now, and the freshmen, sopho- mores. and juniors slowly turn their thoughts to the future. What of the future? A little frightening perhaps, hut also a great challenge. Our task, in the light of the world's condi- tions, becomes more difficult and demanding. Our efforts must l e doubled to meet the challenge of a changing world and to prepare ourselves for roles of leadership. How we accomplish this lies entirely within the individual and the motivating forces he or she believes in. These forces can be met with our education. Education includes hard work and study, but it can also in- clude fun and many activities. This year has been full of activities from our first sportsnight to Pep Week. These ac- tivities have been enjoyed by all 2,300 Inglewood High School students. We can truly say this has been a year of additional’ fun and enjoyment for all. Bands were provided (« Seniors Phil Giasburg an hard at the Student Cout Jeff Greenberg and Gail Turner portray school mascots. Chief and Squaw. A different senior boy and girl were picked for each game.

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WE LEARN TOGETHER, HAVE FUN TOGETHER l)r. Bernard llopkins. principal of Inglewood High, and Mr. Sam Zackhcim, principal of Morningsidc High, show the mulual friendship between schools. A place seniors can call their very own — Seni- or S«|uare. 16 Mr. Mike Van Woy was a victim of the pie-throw during Sen- tinel Daze.