Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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l 3' E ' e , I . . l 'K .fx 1 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coachijillb Pendleton, Carl Lewis, Jim Gonzales, Chuck Jackson, Dan Lewis, George Free- man, Dick Frame, Lynn Drake, 'I'pnL Merzldli- BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. Jim MacKenzie, Mike Alvarado, Larry Cabasino, Dick Masferson, Bob Perrine, Larry7'Dennison, Mgr. Dick Eggleslon. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bill Pendlefon, Russ Lemon, Gary Younger, Tom Rose, Barry Kohler, Mgr. Ed Dahl- sfram, MIDDLE ROW: Jim Lickens, Bill McCowin, Ron Hoskins, Malcolm McDonald, Tom Ward, Doug Anderson, Barry VanKirk. BOTTOM ROW: David Lopez, Jerry Lelcher, Jack Hunter, Bob Baldwin, Vince Redmund, Larry McCrary, Dean Harrison. ' 'I fl I Vl -'M 9 . IIITI5 IL ' Thu 'I 'PA K K. 5 F' l vi

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. . : sings I f --L-, gif VARSlTY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bill Pendleton, Ron Jacobs, Joe Herzog, Ira Yawniclc, Fwd Dwiqht, Davu Brown, Furman Marsh, Steve Haas, Bob Brewer, Dick Poplco. CRGSS CDU TRY Although the varsity cross-country team did not capture the Pioneer League championship for the first time in the school's history, they still enjoyed a very successful season by defeating 52 teams and losing to only 7. They won the ClF Prelims forthe second consecutive year and placed fifth in the CIF Finals, one notch lower than last year's fine team. Individual stars Ron Jacobs and Furman Marsh led the team to many impressive victories throughout the season. Ron, a two-year varsity letterman, will return next year. Probably the greatest record of any team in any sport was accomplished by this year's JV cross-country team as they defeated an astounding 59 teams while losing only once. Their only defeat came in the CIF finals as they finished second behind Mira Costa, who captured first place, The season was so successful because periodically through the year varsity stars would move down to run for the JV's. Dick Masterson was the top runner of the year, and for his fine work he was awarded a varsity letter, The Frosh-Soph harriers enioyed a winning season by de. feating l4 teams while losing to 7. They were Pioneer League champions. The highlight of the seqggn Qqme when they defeated cross-town rival Hawthorne's varsity team. ini ff' e V., EV

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il . L i ' ' 4. 5 1. ,A-'65 fqe C? lla 'ff' J 4 ga- 5 nil: 'f l , if ' ' T 'CN ' li 'V-. kr' l 4 N::JHi' ' 5 ' 2.47 ni., I ,J V1 ' Q' 1 f if - ,f I i l , 5 I , y , 5 ii i A ' 1. Q l I ' ' A I s -L 1 l .- . s 5 . - .- i' O .ll ll -l fl TT, Q, llilm VARSITY, FRONT: Coach Bob Hoffman. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Nollan, Bob Fought, Mike Beltramo, Brlan Forst, Dick Douglas, Bruce Beuchal, Gary West, Warren Pickens, Mark Witt, Pete Ganulin, Jerry Manifold, Fred Shclln- llold, Guenther Buechler, Bill Mcleod, Art Hale. WATER POL0 ln their second year of competition, the MHS water polo team captured second place in the Pioneer-Bay league and fifth in the CIF play-offs. Only two teams were able to defeat the aquamen during the year. Those teams, El Segundo and Whittier, finished one, two, respectively, in the CIF. After suffering through a disastrous first season last year, the revitalized poloists were probably the most improved team in the country. Receiving Individual honors were goalie Mike Nollan, who made the CIF first team, and center back Dick Douglas, who received honorable mention. Players who made all-league teams were Mike Nollan, first team, and Pete Ganulin, Warren Pickens, Dick Douglas and Brian Forst, honorable mention. Coach Hoffman said, Although many of the outstanding players will be graduating, we look for a successful season next year on the basis that we will have an outstanding of- fensive team,