Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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2 tw- 4' ' t A l .wr . tl .35 4 X ., N Left: Fall Sports QT0lll'I.-AJOLIH Hiltlreth. Hetly Davis. Glenda Brooks Right: Spring Sports Court, Dale Anderson, Donna Major, Lee Eggers tQueen1, Judy Jensen. Wilma Taylor. tQuecnl, Susan Goates. Sandy Smith. u j Girls? Swim Team This is the second year that Morningside has had atgirls' swim team that competed with other schools. The girls' swim team is an activity associated with Girls' Athletic Association. Though not much publicity was accredited to these girls during the school year, they com- peted against such schools as El Segundo, Hawthorne, Chadwick, Lakewood, and Long Beach. During swim season there was a regular practice twice a week. To become a member of swim team a girl may go out when try-outs are held. l Front: L. Wells, C. Schneider. J. Kruschke. M. Van de Braak, R, Tokar, B. Harsell. J. Hilleger. Back: Miss Lowry tsponsorb. V. Hodge, D. Sylvester, A. Engdall, P. Marlett, B. Tillmans. S. Hendrickson. K, Hendrickson, J. Oldaker. B. Bevans. 139

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LJ AlDVANL'lilD MODERN DANCE-Front: Karen Kelly. Marilyn Aston. Maureen Selby. Sue Cornell, Jane Cairns, Gail Frields. Center: Shirley llonver. Sandy Addy. Laurel Almond, Pat Williams, Diane Bennett, Phyliss Balliett, Jane Irwin. Back: Julie Guisinger, Carol C':irioll. Anna Menelaus, llelen Gust, Connie Meliwen, Pat ','ameron, Hayla MeCanles. KMC ern CIVIC? Twenty-two girls made up the Advanced Modern Dance Class this year. lt was a full and busy year for them as they performed for P-TA programs, Women's Club conventions, Little Night Piano Concert, Clothing Fashion Show, Educational Fair, HIMLL Highlights, and other special programs for community clubs. The combined classes amounted to 74 students. Last year there were only two Modern Dance Classes, this year there were three and plans have been made for a fourth next year. The combined dance classes presented a most successful dance concert, entitled MDANCE lS ....... . It featured 23 spectacular and interpretive contemporary dances. This was the second year that the Modern Dance Award was given. It is given to the senior who has contributed the most to Modern Dance in her years at MHS. This can be by her ability in dance, enthusiastic support of the program, or choregraphy. She is selected by the advanced class and voted on with secret ballots. INTERMEDIATE MODERN DANCE-Front: Bonnie Bradshaw, Cheryl Dodds, Sandy Williams, Sharon Owens. Paula Borne, Pat Norton. Center: Karen Chansler, Carol Martin, Pat Skulsky. Joan Young, Pat Dudney, Lee Ann Robinson, Jan Shrader, Margie Murphy. Back: Judey Myer, Sylvia Santany, Pat Abbott. Nan Pinto. Pal Germain, Ginger Powers, Judi Bowers, Judy Sandstrum, Susan Goates. BEGINNING MODERN DANCE-Front: Linda Thiere, Beverly Bark- ley, Linda Ruber, Joan Sorenson, Judy McNeill, Karen Way. Center: Beverly Muzzi, Sandy Vivonia, Judy Jensen, Jeri Smith, Sharon Ryan, Carol Robertson, Sandy Wasti, Janice Green, Gail Skulsky. Left: Connie Sibneider, Roberta Tokar, Adrianne Minkow, Jackie Suzow, Jean Feole, Sxuscae Henden, Gwen Stoner, Dorraine Paulson, Barbara Long, Maureen n erson. 1 t '