Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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Ken Df'lC0 'f' ROV' Moore Jeanne Gudmunsen Sylvia Santany P ?HldP VZCP PVPSIGPH' Secretory Treasurer tudent Studi-nt Council is thi- c-xr-cutivc branch of Morriinqsidcfs student government, ond meets evcry day as n first pr-riod class. Its iob is to solve- various school problems, with thr- help of Housc- of Rrrprc-scntatives, and to intro- ducc- projects for thr- br-nr-fit of thi- sturlr-nt-. crt M Mr-rnbr-rs of Council r-uch semi-str-r includr- Iltr- four stuclr-nt body officers, rlass prrrsiclents and vice prr-sidr-nts, thi- five commissioners, and Olhr-r spr-cial rrrprr-sr-ntativr-s. Actirrq as advisor for the qroup is Mrs Lois Stc-qcn, qirls' vicv principal. Prr-sidinq over ull meetings of council is the student body presrdr-nt, and this difficult job was ably handled by Ken Del Conte during the first semester, and Steve Haus cluiinq tlrr- srrcorrd, Student Council, as always, sponsored cm number of activities, ond omonq thi: most successful was the Traffic Safety Week, Thr: purpose of this event was to promote better drivinq and safety habits among Monarch students. The busy week included a rolly, auto safety checks, car movirrs and a car show, To better ocquoint students with its procedures, Council scheduled visitations throuqhout Ihr: yr-ar by all first period classes that were interested. FIRST SEMESTER f FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT- Sylvia Sontony, Jeanne Gudmunsen, Pcrula Born, Irene Hinsche, Roy Thorpe, MIDDLE Connrrf Templemon, Mory Ann Photoglou, Sondra Addy, Steve Haus, lorry Balliet, Don Tornburo, Mel Mandel BACK- Mikrf Beltromo, Bob Brown, George Athens, Ron Moore. yr-'Lv ' f nf

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:fl I 'MT Y T Xt x Steve Haas Ray Thorpe Dixie Marley President Vice President Secretary Council Through work by the standing committees, such worthwhile proiects as victory banners, construction of a raised patio area in the quad, identification sign in front of the school, campus.cleanup campaigns, charity and AFS drives, and revision of the student handbook, school constitution and by-laws were accomplished. Acting as delegates to special conferences, adult club meetings, and Pioneer League Forums gave many of the members a chance to participate in and observe different types of outside activities. Morningside's second foreign exchange student, Jorgen Sterner, was a member of the first semester Student Council, and through it gained practical information on student government, while relating his own experiences to Council members. The Mobilgas Safety-Economy Run, sponsored by the California Highway Patrol and Inglewood Police Department in cooperation with various Inglewood service clubs, P-TA's, and businesses, was an exciting event in which top drivers from Inglewood and Morningside competed against each other for special trophies over a pre-arranged T09-mile course. Coming through in typical MHS fashion, the Monarch drivers won a close victory. Culminating each semester's activities was the traditional Politicians' Potluck in which the old and new members of House and Council got together for an enioyable evening of dinner and entertainment. SECOND SEMESTER- scsi Irene Hinsche Treasurer FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy McMullin, Pam Stephenson, Judy Webster, Diane Wallace, Paula Born, Irene Hinsche, Dixie Marley, Joan Pederson, Jeanne Gudmunsen. MIDDLE: Sandy Sandlin, Sandy Riley, Dave Brown, Steve Haas, Don Tamburo, Derald Biggerstaff, Ray Pack, Mel Mandel. BACK: Paul Kleinwocher, Rod Muth, Dave Marshall. Q' 4 2. , , , .