Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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.Z 1 ri Varsity . . . FRONT Left to Right: Coach Bob Hoffman, John Harrington, Miko Calderwood, Pete Ganulin, Mark Witt, Warren Pick- ens Jim Grabill, John Hargrove. SECOND ROW: Aimee Gervais, Mike Brazelton, Bill Richardson, Bill McLeod, Dennis Giuliano, Gary Davis, Wilbur Bowers. BACK ROW: Coach Gene Hatfield, Guenther Buechler, Richard Allen, Curtis Man- thorne Bill Gibson, Jim Nash, Brent Monson. WATER POLO ln their third year of competition, the MHS water polo team under Head Coach Bob Hoff- man captured second place in the Bay-Pioneer League. El Segundo and Downey were the only two teams able to beat the mighty Monarch aqua- men throughout the season. Individual honors were given to forwards Warren Pickens and Mark Witt, both listed on the first team All Bay League. Honorable men- tions went to Pete Oanulin and Jim Grabill. Receiving the Most Outstanding Player of the Year award, voted on by the entire Mon- arch team, was center forward Warren Pickens. Coach Bob Hoffman said, Although many of the outstaanding players will be graduat- ing, we look for a successful season next year. The Bee water polo team also had a very successful year along with the varsity, by placing first in the Bay League and then going on to the CIF playoffs. In the first round they went up against a strong California team and were de- feated by a score of I2-5. Outstanding players throughout the year were center forward Mike Calderwood, goalie Dave Davis, forward Bill Richardson and forward Bob Hoag. While the Varsity and Bees were enioying a good season, the Cee water polo did very well by placing second in the Bay League. The Cees almost had a perfect season but were beaten by unde- feated El Segundo by a score of 4-3. Outstanding performers on the team were forward John Schneider and .lohn Sirasky.

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-I-.2 I 5 - ., .r l i e n'i ' aaacvwl Ogeaaiag ecmw. L R , - l i,,.n.fs:a- l FRONT, Loft to Right: Ron Jacobs lcaptainl, Coach Larry Smith. BACK: Ron McGaha, Jack Rumbaugh, Jim Hodge, Dave Kauth, Jay Brown, Var ity... Morningside's casabamen were retired in last place in their first year of competition in the Bay League, with a condensed record of l and I3 in league play. Although the record was not impressive, many of the games could have gone either way with a few breaks. The Monarchs always held their own in the first three stanzas but could never seem to hold on until the final buzzer sounded to end the game. After losing so many close games, the solo victory could not have come at a more opportune time than the Homecoming game against the