Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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7 l QMMX I g - L 1 3 f 7 , f . ' ll , .' , ig M , 1 V' f 1. 'ff ' 'i'f2f25ff ,. I 'e , , if I 1 Morningside Ephebians for 1959 were announced at the May 22 Scholarship So- ciety spring banquet. Chosen for a com- bination of high grades and school service, the 10 outstanding seniors were Dale O'Neal, Steve Haas, Ken DelConte, Sylvia Santany, Rosalie Blake, Virginia Crosby, Virginia Calderwood, Helen Gast, Connie Templeman and Terry Pratt. Senior Counselor Vincent Mr. Mig Migliczzo wept with emotion as he was announced as the person to whom the 1959 Sceptre was dedicated at the Awards Assembly. Instituting a new practice, Principal Eld- on Boyd had the seniors parade around the gym floor as they left after the end-af- the-year all-school assembly. MHS's new spirit sign loomed in the background. 'NU