Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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-fn .5 KC' , 'C-9 X 1' L I SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Templemcn, Jann Cohan, Dixie Marley. STANDING: Carol Carroll, Sylvia Santany, Sue Lloyd, Judy Webster. mem Community service and participation in student government and student activi- ties were the reasons for the awarding of the Girl of the Month award. The awards were presented at the many rallies and assemblies throughout the past year, in front of the entire student body and faculty at MHS. Presenting this award were the chairmen of the Girl of the Month Committee, Dixie Marley and Judy Webster. Among the girls given this honor were: Sue Lloyd, for her services in Pep club: Sylvia Santany, for her work as student body treasurer: Connie Templeman, for participation in school activities, and Carol Carroll, for outstanding community work in the field of Art. Other Girls of the Month were: Jann Cohan, for outstanding school spirit and for her participation in the pep band and squad: Dixie Marley, for her work in student government and on the senior play, and Judy Webster, for her work on the school bulletin. Others were intended to be so honored after Sceptre press time, but their names were not then known. Athletic excellence was the basis for the awarding of the Outstanding Athlete award, which was presented to Monarchs who showed great ability in their various sports events - football, track, swimming, water polo, basketball, and wrestling. Recipients of the Outstanding Athete award were honored at the many rallies and assemblies held throughout the past year on campus, and were presented their awards by the Commissioners of Athletics - Larry Balliett and Dave Brown. Among the recipients of the Outstanding Athlete award were: Dick Douglas, water polo: Tom Grates, basketball: Neal Engdall, football: and Ken Del Conte, football, Also winners were: Larry Balliett, football: Don Haddox, wrestling: Bill Ogden, track: and John Boyd, basketball. Others were named in the spring, but after the Sceptre deadline. Hmm KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Boyd, Ken DelConte, Don Haddox, Dave Brown. STANDING: Bill Ogden, Tom Grates, Larry Balliett, Dick N Douglas. 91 XX S I X 1'-f C C

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fa I dit 4 77? - ef-4 'fr' - l, N1 lf V l S wi L 9. ei- rs . ' 41 9 iff? i siflzfi P 25 Meridians, social club sponsored by the Ingle- wood Recreation Department, has experienced an outstandingly successful 1958-1959 school year. Although it is not directly sponsored by either of the Inglewood high schools, their support was con- stantly and very willingly given to this organization, which has proven itself as an unequaled asset to the Inglewood community. The membership, which was mainly Monarch, worked hard to provide good clean fun under their board's and supervisor's guidance. By going out of their way to also encourage good intra-school relationships, Meridians earned an honored place in the eyes of neighboring com- munities. Throughout the year membership applications were accepted and although a small fee for dues was collected at the beginning of each semester, the club remains strictly non-profit. Many of their dances were staged after football and basketball games in the Darby Park recreation center. 93