Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Page 122 text:

, L L - , First row-Skip Coulombe. Terry Quinlan, Nick Floor, Jim Hodge, Jim Lee, Bruce Giuliano, Bill Brown y Second row-Fred Selby. Fred Kross, Dennis Wight, Gus Scofus, Clem Ziroli, Gordon Anderson Jim lla Q S Miller, Bill Ogden. Back row-Dennis Way, Cliff Rhodes, Bill Hayward, Mike Eaton, Art Goldberg larry Duncan. Dale O'Neal, John Boyd, Jim Gallop. ll,Vfs and Bees Front row-Don Ness. Bob G. Brown, Mike Cadenhead, Norman Newman, Bill Edgington, Jerry Letcher, Daryl Anderson, Doug Minner, Jim MacKenzie, Terry Freeman. Second row-Paul Wood, John Gordon, Dennis Goble. Ron Rydingsword, Ed Cuccio, Gerry Del Conte, Ken Irwin, Doug Price, Eddie Embury, Ron Arndt. Tom Frame, Gary Davis fMgr.J Third row-Ray Pack, Roger Langer, Tim Smartt, Jim Floor, Jerry Mathews, Mike McAfee, Ron Bass. Marvin Tieg. Bill McCloud. Dennis Penso, Rod Muth, George Athens. Back row-Coach Hogle. John Aitken, Irv Breithaupt, Richard Huizenga, Larry Loomer, Pat Mc- Larney. Keith Sheets, Alan Bennett, Joel Slutske, John Helm, Karl Anderson, Gary Floor, Coach Holstine. BUGS

Page 121 text:

N5 7 Season Morningside Opponent 6 Redondo o... ..,....,,,.. 0 26 Inglewood ....oo...o.,,. ..... l 2 18 Glendale Hoover ,,o, 6 19 Gardena ,,,...,......,.,,,,, ...,, l 2 1 Culver City Cforfeitl .. 0 13 El Segundo ....,,...,..., 0 14 Hawthorne o.,...... ,.... 2 6 19 North Torrance .,.. 7 48 Beverly Hills ,.... 7 164 Total 70 r' X Jim Hodge Dave Holland Jim Johnson Glen Kezer Q is, Q L, 4 xv 'NX Gary Lofgren Hugh Morgan Barry Peterson Bottom: Right: Gus Scoufus John Petterson Jim Stewart Carl Rydingsword Clement Zirolj Bob Sangster X

Page 123 text:

1 if VARSITY-Jerry Manifold Cmanager, varsityJ, Harold Gooder, Mike Nollan, Mike Beltramo, Brian Forst, Terry Ayer, John Leifhelm, Gary West, Curtis Manthome, Warren Pickens, Mark Witt, Tony Gatica, Jerry Newell, Mr. Hoffman Ccoachj, Mr. Hatfield fassistant coachj. Water Polo made its debut this year as a Morningside sport. With plenty of r experienced tearns'on its ambitious schedule, the Monarchs really came through in fine style, winning over half the meets. Spark plugs of the Varsity were Mike Nollan and Warren Pickens, who car- ried the team into fourth place in the Pioneer League, a position they should I improve next year because everyone should be back. The Bees took third in the O 0 League with the Cees coming in second. BEES AND CEES: Front-Gary Chandler, Jim Kennedy, Lyle McNeil, Pete Ganulin, Jim Grabill, Fred Shainfeld, Jim Hennis, Al Gilbert, Bruce Beuchel, Richard Douglas. Back-Mr. Hoffman fcoachl, Richard Newhouse, Mike Calderwood, Dale Small, Bryan Kenyon, John Valek, Art Hale, Len Martinez, John Harrington, Bill Richardson, Richard Williams, Richard Foster, Spencer Carle, Mr. Hatfield Cassist- ant coachJ.