Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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N' i 1113- Ply. ,xii-9 yvirflu I 'DQ ,Jef tk ul lf Mw,t FOOTB LL I J . l V l l l , 1 QM 1 1. X I Without a doubt the 1958 Monarch varsity football team was the best in the school's history. They proved this by cap- turing eight of nine games, and tied for first in league standings. For the second consecutive year the Monarchs compiled an 8-win-1-loss record and a 4-and-1 in league. Last year this was only good enough tor second place but this year MHS tied with EI Segundo, the team that beat us, and with eventual- CIF-representative North Torrance. The top game of the season came against North High, when the two teams met at Sentinel field. At the. halt the score stood 13-O in favor of the Saxons. Late in the third quarter the Monarchs began to take com- mand and proceeded to score 40 points to win the game, 40-19, from a team that later held CIF champ Long Beach to a one-touchdown victory. To end a near-perfect season the Monarchs dominated the all-Centinela Valley eleven by placing Mike Eaton, Ken Del- Conte, Jim Johnson and, a unanimous pick, Larry Balliett, on the honor squad. Finally, during Christmas vacation Mike Eaton, iunior tackle, was honored on the all-CIF second team and Ken DeIConte, high-scoring haltback with 12 touchdowns, made the third team. All-CIF Mike Eaton P

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