Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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A if th nnual fig 0 Monarch thespians reveled in the spotlight of approving public opinion on June 6 as Morningside held its Fifth Annual Drama Awards Show. Hasty Heart was chosen as the Best Production of the year. Warren Chick and Sue Goates were nominated as Best Actor and Best Actress respectively. Paul Wood was selected as Best Supporting Actor and Judy Berry as Best Supporting Actress. Best Actor in a Minor Production was Dave Childress. Joann Premack and Cris Tasulis tied for Best Actress in a Minor Produc- tion, and John Musgrave was chosen Most Promising Newcomer. Headed by leading man Glen Ford, the guest lineup included Ron Ely, Estelle Harmon, Nina Roman and John Goddard. Chick Carlton and his Maiestics provided music. The Award show was filmed this year and sections of it were shown on a local television station the following night. 'et ' rr. Qs J, Vx E f.. Up .XL Fe. ft 'Ig V Drama ward Show