Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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During the season MHS thespians presented several one-act plays. These plays were presented for different purposes. Two one-acts were presented in May for the public. One of them was the story of nine men starving to death and their only hope for survival was cz duck. Starring in this play, Hope ls The Thing With Feathers, was Martyn Agens. lt was an all-mole cast and it also fea- tured Jim Stewart, Warren Chick, Ken Del Conte, Tony Mumolo, Tony DeFria, and John Musgrave. The student direc- tor was Paul Wood. On the same billing was an all-girl one-act, The Drop of a Hat. It starred Connie McEwen. The story involved the editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine who loses her iob to her best friend. Others in the play were Kathy Foy, Sharon Ryan, Joyce Rocco, and Carol Pierce. The student director was Elaine Jacobs. Many other one-act plays such as So The Jury Was Hung by the first period drama class, A Debt To Pay, Lost Elevator, and Alice Blue Gown by the second period drama class, and The Long Journey by the fifth period drama class were presented. There was no admission for these plays but it was an assignment for each drama class to see each one-act. Plays were acted and directed by, and all the sets were made by, the beginning dramatists. One-Act Plays I 1 Giza. . . vc' '21, . -f ap-o -M' , iw , ,lm -:. i K oe-.-act: fa 9 . 7.4.-, 'Q-po: o a o dole o ., go -go' o e .ago-oy' lc p'a.opp -.-oy Q sox

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During the school year 1958-1959 the art department students, with the added help of the Art club, experimented in many media. In the fall, they started working with pastels, oil paints, pen and ink, char- coals and mosaic tiles. Later they used these tools of their trade to make abstract paintings and drawings, sketches, mobiles and mosaic pictures. They also made water-color paintings, and scale-model homes to show different types of architecture. By the end of the year the art room was filled to overflowing with the proud achievements of the young artists, and it was plainly seen that almost all of the students in the art department had fin- ished off a year of great accomplish- ment. lt has been an artistically creative year, and next year should be even better, remarked Clayton Beale, art instructor. Representative outstanding MHS artists las chosen by Mr. Bealel and examples of their work - LEFT PAGE: TOP: Kathy Frebert. CENTER: David Patterson. BOTTOM: Carol Carroll. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Armand Poudrette. CENTER: Bob Wright. BOTTOM: Marcia Richards.