Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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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

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Art Goldberg, Cliff Rhodes, Dick Austin, Herb Hinsche, Doug Price. BA KETB LL Hawthorne Cougars. The Monarchs were victorious before the Spring Court, multilating the opposi- tion by a score of 62 to 39. High point man in the contest was senior Jim Hodge, who accumu- lated 19 points throughout the game. Other top scorers were seniors Jay Brown and Dick Austin, scoring l4 and i3 points respectively. Perhaps if the Monarchs had more student body support in other games, the Monarch victory flag would have been up throughout the year in Monarchville, said Coach Smith. Graduating seniors on the team were Captain and first team Centinela Valley guard Ron Jacobs, We Wad Spud forward Jim Hodge, Most Improved Player Dick Austin, Most Inspirational Player center Jay Brown, forward Doug Price, forward Ron McGaha, center Art Goldberg and forward Bob Pier. Ron Jacobs also cupped the Best Freethrow Percentage title on the team. Next year's returning lettermen will be center Dave Kauth, iunior, and forward Herb Hinsche, sophomore. Coach Smith will seemingly have to build around these boys and players from this year's very strong junior varsity team for next year's varsity team.