Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Director Donald Fontana, Gwen Drobny Barbara Steele, Donna Libaire, Darlene Lattman, Judy McGuire, Elaint Knudsen, JoAnn Musso, Karen Grubbs, Marilyn Hamilton, Nancy Thomas Pat Vest, Vicki Brown, Elizabeth Lockwood, Karen Thompson, Diane Love Judy Brown, Roberta Wells Hinton, Sarah Ritr. SECOND ROW: Donn: Fisher, Julia Larson, Cheryl Cook, Deanna Marfield, Barbara Burton A C ' Davies, Sandra St. John, Janet Williams, Carol Herries, Linda Delew, Joan app? 3 Ol I' . . . A Cappella Choir is the advanced choral group of Morningside. The members are all selected by a choral audition, which includes the passing of the choir cab- inet orientation. The choir has had its fullest season in the history ont of the school, said Don Fontana, choir director. ln- cluded in their schedule were the Christmas and Easter Junior Girls Glee s mayor activity for the year was the Piano-Glee Concert. They also participated along with the Senior Girls' Glee, in the Baccalaureate Services. The fifty two members under the direction of Don Fontana, were being prepared for future singing in Senior Girls' Glee and A Cappella Choir. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Linda Bouma, Sandra Taylor, Andrea Loya, Doris Capewell, Jeannie Bulaich, Roberta Grossberg, Valerie Franz, Carole Mooney, June Carter, Drenna Jameison, Sandra McKeever, SECOND ROW: Joan Doherty, Rita Wilson, Mary Steele, Diane Johnson, Carolyn Kezer, Carolyn Gray, Deanna Palaski, Sharon Boland, Susan Beckner, Susan Austin, Linda Rensing. THIRD ROW: Sandra Ament, Christina Socha, Nancy Bruce, Pam Smith, Francis Strike, Linda Houser, Norma Nichols, Mary Carrol, Linda Love. TOP ROW: Sue Payne, Sue Seeley, Linda Arnold, Joy Briggs, Mickey Moore, Veronica LaMonte. I li 'org E JA. fi

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Ya. Violins: Donna Cousins, Jeannie Robling, Carolyn Gawthrop, Leroy lmmerman, Suzanne Collins, Barbara Chaikin, Spencer Douglas, Marty Saxbe, Sandy Congielliere, Irene Hassel, Julia Monson, Carol Gregory, Madonna Banks, Kathy Habif. OO Violas: Marla Hebert, Karen Van de Braak. Cello: Cathy Gibbs, Lynn Lewis. String Basses: Lee Wheeler, Bruce Gaston, Spencer Records, Mike Moore. Flutes: Tanya Ullman, Carol Cimino, Yvonne Harless. Oboe: Phillip Smith. Bassoon: Ivan Hamilton. Bass Clarinet: Dennis Wight. Clarinets: Don Mertens, John Sirasky, Richard Riggs, Dave Adler. French Horns: John Sweet, Bob Faught, Paul Devereaux, Ed Watson. Trumpets: Jim Baldwin, Tom Bahler, Rich Dillon. Trombones: Bob Lee, Craig Reynolds, Phil Manifold. Timpani: Carl Brooks. Director: Mr. Ronald Broadwell. Not Pictured: Ivan Hamilton, Richard Riggs, Tom Bahler, Orchestra highlights during the past year in- cluded performing for assemblies, the music fes- tival, The Spring Formal Concert, district PTA meetings and Inglewood area service clubs. Director Ron Broadwell stated, The West Los Angeles County School Band and Orchestra Association's solo and ensemble Festival was very successfully held at MHS. The two-day af- fair hosted 200 different soloists and ensembles representing 35 schools. MHS won seven first place prizes and seven second place prizes. Musical excellence was the main obiective of the three Morning- deg Wad Weenie -beginning, gram. side High School piano classes this year. Contributing to the Piano Glee Concert in February with their talent, the three piano classes intermediate, and advanced-played a fine pro- The work of the 35 students under the direction of Don Fontana has definitely shown great improvement this year. The advanced class has entertained the community at service clubs, the Women's Club and PTA meetings. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Don Fontana linstructorl, Sally Pingleton, Kathleen Taylour, Lynda Bush, Barbara Steele, Lynette Lane, Janice Deininger, Aline Battisti, Becky O'Neal. ff' yt . . . Piano I wc,.,,,.qul, ff - ' l z E . ,,.h..,M I f ' ' 'f 115 f ni , l . , il.. ,

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programs and the United Nations program for the Undef the direction of Don 4 4 I l Lynn Snyder, Sandy Selway, Marilyn Swearinger, Donna O'Neal, Jackie Stuckley, Janice Wedderien, Yvonne Welsh, Barbara Kiner, Sandra Heathley, Linda Agens, Kristi Moreno, Diane Golledge, Markita Mattsson, Diane Scott, Vicki Harris, Sharon Mattice, Pat Hopperton. THIRD ROW: Linda Dunning, Leah Freeman, Carol Pierce Cardle, Peter Jones, Ralph Blommer, Raymond Savoin, Jodie Chilcoat, Robert Perrine, Paul Yale, Tom Chester, Melvin Chilcoat, Bill Mulryan, Joe Marino, Dennis McNeill, Ronald Hoskins, Susan Pierce, Joyce Rocco, Toni Valestrino. TOP ROW: Steve Winer, Alan Day, Pat March, Tom Knight, Don Bush, Barry Kohler, Mike Moore, Jim Dezso, Alan Bennett, Richard Platzer, Richard Eggleston, George Freeman, Boyd Furst, Dan Pence, Garry Taylor, Curtis Clyne, Larry Sommer, Malcom McDonald, Lonnie Welch. Women's Club. The crowning achievement of the year was the musical, Finian's Rainbow. The production was a combined proiect with orchestra, drama, and modern dance. President of A Cappella was Richard Platzer. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jane Carter, Linda Pybas, Shirley La France, Connie Gunclalach, Diane Esboldt, Susan Thompson, Donna Van Vleet, Jackie Bellomo, Lois Mcllvaine, Nancy Davis, Antoinette Tuccinardi, Alice Goeschl, Donna Stager, Cathy Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Carol Hickey, Linda Densmore, linda Bouma, Paula Billingsley, Marilyn Meadow, Kathy Bell, Carol Brooks, Nancy Forrest, Susan Underhill, Janice Winter, Sandra Jaenecke, Cathy Peacock, Betty Hommer, Merilyn Pilsher, Patricia Grasteit THIRD ROW: Gayle Gentile, Sarah Ritz, Carol Hammond, Dotty Fletcher, Carolyn Scott, Roanna O'Neal, Donna Fischer, Diana Collier, Linda Hummel, Gwen Jones, Matricia Emery, Judy Wittman, Martha Days. BACK ROW: Judy Brazelton, Joyce Roco, Jackie Cook, Becky O'Neal, Sharon Johnson, Pat McDade, Diane Russell, Sylvia Marsh, Mary Salinas, Marilyn Fish, Anne Soma. MISSING: Charlene Allen, Jeannette Mote, Linda Maki, Janet Williams, JoAnn Hopkins, Ruth Hayward, Kathy Haley, Shirley Barrus, Carol Applegate, Linda Houser, Karen Schneller. 9 Fontana, the sixty-five members of Senior Girls' Glee have add- ed variety to many of this year's activities. The Piano-Glee Concert was the highlight of the year. They also sang in the Christmas Pro- gram, at the Latin Club Ban- quet, at a Choral Festival at Pomona College, and for the Baccalaureate Services. . .Senior GI f X, 'Sc