Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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i nl fi lo 6, jd N... .--J LEFT: Nancy Eberle IMaior-CaD- tainl. LEFT FILE, front to back: Sandy Huir Ivice Dresidentl, Lynn Heckman, SUVUIV Ritz, Pat Lugo, MafY Lou Goins Ilieutenantl. Joan Knudsen, Marcia Gil- Iespie Ilieutenantl, Dorothy Fletcher, Phyllis Cappler, Ellen Gregory, Carol Gregory, SECOND FILE, front to back: Sandy Platt, Kay TSYVBCU. Gail Korn, Geri Schrier Ilieufendnll, Marsha Schrier Itreasurerl, DGIVGUU FGVQUSOH Ipresidentl, Jackie Stuckley, Darlene Law, Linda Bush, Diana Ladd Ilieutenantl, Sheila Ricketts Ihistorianl. THIRD FILE, front to back: Terry Parker, Judy Calkins, Linda Van Eizenga, Barbara Ragitz, Te. resa Lockwood, Carol Bufalini Igeqfetgryjl Carolyn Scott llieutenontl. IUCIY Kims llieutennntl Marilyn Moulton, Kathy Eliason, Sue Kalafsky, RIGHT FILE from to back: Linda Jefte fnublicitvl, Arlene Rgugn, Ch',gS,3,,e Bean, Donna Hester, Janet Stautter flieuyencmll Ann Mos- crao, Mariorie Hynd. Foy Smith, Cheri De Bry, Carol Sharp RIGHT: Linda Kirby IMaiorl. '

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Morningside's rapidly growing Drill Team increased this year in number to 47. The Monarchettes can be found marching at all Morningside football games, in a few basketball games, and in rallies. They also participate in the annual Pioneer League Drillarama. This past year their main financial accomplishment was a dance in the spring after the Student Faculty game. To be a member of Drill Team a student must try out in the spring of the year. Members of the Drill Team have first period PE and also practice before and after school. The purposes of Drill Team include developing muscles, poise, grace, balance, leadership, and many other qualities which are of great help to success through the high school years. A banquet is held each year by the Monarchettes each spring to honor the most outstanding girls and to welcome the new members. As in every well-organized group, the Team has officers. Officers this year included, president, Delvana Ferguson, vice-president, Sandy Hairy secretary, Carol Bufalini, treasurer, Marsha Schreier, historian, Sara Ritz, and publicity chairman, Linda Jeffe. To be eligible for an office on drill team a girl must have been on Drill Team for a year. Elections are held in the spring of the year before the Banquet. Major for the first semester was Linda Kirby, for the second semester, Nancy Eberle. -e, Q 'at' Ms' ?'T' was rfpisif, ,L CMS' L'-J. 3, , -If ff'W'-PM P'imff '2sw.f'ef'24 i3 I i' l I f 'Mfg If ,z'5'l-- I PM -IQZVQFM-Evra 5, gk.f3:i.N k y 5 . ., I l H . ,.-.l'..1'..wQ3.i'L..2?.+B?,m1. x ' t Q C, lf 0:2 XR' AQ VJ L ww x Qy fx QRL ibm QL Q We ew Q . et Ld Ari it D 5