Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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,v 1 wg 1? FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jann Cohan, Bryan Kenyon, James Ansite, Carl Brooks, Betty Hommer Jackie Goldberg, ROW TWO: Jerry Mullen, Dennis Wight, Ivan Hamilton, Lee Holiday, Don Mertens. Sandy Hills, ROW THREE: James Stewart, Justus Mathews, David Adler, Julia Larson, Dennis Lloyd, Sherril Shedron. ROW FOUR: Bonnie Skinner, Donna Curtis, Leslie Bonar, Carol Cimino, Chris Wallace, Tanya Ullman. 1? if f . K . tj '313' H ,, .-.:i -l, RIGHT, BAND OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Mumolo, president, Mr. Ron Broadwell, teacher, Jim Stewart, vice president, Duane Hes- ter, brass section leader.

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Z 5 1 ,b g HQQNT IIII IO QIGHT jpyyy Hann, Craig Reynolds, Art li-irlnvr, Nr-il Dr-vvraux, Phil Manifold, ROW TWO- Duane Hr-stm,i Paul Pouinr-, John Sweet, Jim Jrsll-,a-tt, Jr-ff Dnvix, Cary Dnvii.. ROW THREE' Mika Bado, Bill Munmil, John Smith, Eloln Branchllowcrfroiq Carnivalc, Rirhard Dlllon ROW FOUR Pvqqy Cook, Arlr-In Atlas, Dnnnv. Bnaumont, Z The i958-59 Monarch Band has had a sensational year, full of memorable times through its frequent musical performances. Marching and concert playing are primarily the job of the main MHS band, but outstanding mem- bers are selected from it to play in the Pep Band and Dance Band, which performs at special functions. There was music in the air in at-home and away football and basketball games throughout the entire seasons, provided by the ambitious Pep Band. They added that special touch to pep rallies which provided the necessary incentive to lead Monarch teams of all types onto victory in their respective sports. Their lively performances even included a special iaunt to Ventura to play in the basketball CIF play-off game there. The dance bond, known as the 'Sophisticated Swingstersf' produced the music for Meridians and other school dances, The fine school band participated in the Formal Concert and the University of Southern California Band Day, Education Fair, regional band festivals, and the Lion's club annual Pancake Breakfast during the year. Because of a conflicting date, they were unble to play in the District Band and Orchestra Festival. They also conducted a campaign to raise funds for next years band to make various contest appearances. The Spring Concert in April was one of their primary fund-raising events. Bend officer, were Tony Mumolo, president, .lim Stewart, vice-presidentg Sandy Hill, secretaryg Jenn Cohan, treasurer, and Jerry Mullon, assistant director.

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'iii f 's 5- N I' 4 C .yt XX l, y ,S 3. an ' .Xl - ' L' . A ' f -1 L FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Adele Atlas, Criss Wallace, Leslie Bonar, Danna Cur- tis, Mike Bodo, Don Merlins, Dave Adler, . ,,,,5w',M-' ,I V . , I Jerry Hann. BACK: Jacky Goldberg, Bryon 'i'tV ' i ' 'T Kenyon, Mike Bell, Justus Mathews, Den- nis Lloyl, John Sweet, Gary Hallmark, Jim Jellset. W-I ,. Pep Band The Pep Band of MHS has been a regular spirit booster for the student body during the basket- ball season of this year, The people who played in Pep Band were also members of the regular Monarch Band, and varied slightly at the different games. This lively group played at all basketball games and accompanied the MHS Drill Team, as well as performing at special rallies. The Monarch Dance Band, under the direction ot Rann Broadwell, has had a very successful year. They have performed at approximately 20 dances. The Dance Band is made up of I3 outstanding wind players. In order to qualify for the band, auditions were held at the beginning of the school year, when these l3 boys were selected from a group of 40. The Dance Band has played at two noon dances, Pep Club dances, Sock Hops, Meridians Club dances, and the Drill Team dance. FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT. Justice Mathews, Jim Stewart, Don Martens, Dennis Winht, lvon Hamilton MIDDLE Mr, Broadwell, Duane Hester, Jim Jelsett, John.Smith, Jerry Mathieu, Neil Devereaux. BACK Dan Hudsor1,Mike Moore. .1 1 l ill .5 T wiv: A i gs L :L ' 5 'i 2 ,Q r , I 'Q . 4 ' i' v ' I I 5, o if .Lf 1 . l D r I' '. A f ' E I ii W I . e . . - i X , 5 v' - t . 1 I