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

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 AND ALWAYS SING TOGETHER ALMA MATER Today we are assembled Beneath the Green and White. Whose honor and whose glory To all the beacons light. We know that she will guide us As life’s way we plod, And now we offer from our shrine A prayer to Cod. Senior Grid Queen. Fatly Willson, was escorted to her throne, at the Inglewood vs. Hawthorne Homecoming game, by senior George Berenson. 17

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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.

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THE ROMANTIC PAGEANTRY Couples enjoying themselves at the dance . Don’t let it Ik forgot, that once there was a spot for one brief shining moment that was known as Camelot.” Site for Camclot was Sentinel Inn De- cember 20, 1968, at eight-thirty. Knights in armor, a king on a throne, colored lights, and wonderful music added to the excite- ment of the Girls' League Backwards Dance. Un- der the able leadership of president Toni Severdia. Girls’ League spent months planning this tradi- tional campus event which they proudly presented that Friday evening. Sentinel Inn was magically transformed into an Arthurian Castle in South Cadbury on the Knglish Channel. Guests danced to the music of the Gaim,” which was enjoyed by all who attended. Members of Girls’ League were proud to know that, because of their efforts, this Backwards Dance was one of the best and most enjoyable. Camelot is more than a shadow. The pagean- try of the Girls’ League Backwards Dance will Ik remembered by all guests who attended this ro- manticevening in Camelot. Jill Grccnbcrgand Gary Olshan Mary Gregory and Bub Gardner