Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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ll. J Varsity . . . 56 ln what may be described as a lean or re- building year, the 1960 Morningside varsity track team compiled a creditable record by winning three of seven Bay League dual meets and breaking two school records while tieing another. Against North Torrance in the year's first meet the Saxons were badly outclassed and were soundly trounced 82-21. ln the 120 low hurdles Ken Irwin tied the school record set by Bill Ogden last year with the time of 20 sec- onds flat. By virtue of their thrilling relay triumph in the meet's final event the Monarchs managed to edge cross-town rival Inglewood 53-51. MHS anchor man Dick Santee was the hero of the day as he made up more than 20 yards to win the race by a few inches. On this day Jim Hodge broke the school high-iump record by soaring 5 ft. I1 in. Santa Monica genuinely outclossed the Mon- FRONT, Left to Right: Gregg Perklns, Russ Lemon, George Freeman, Jim Hodge, Dick Santee, Dan Lewis, George King, Bill Burdon, Neil Engdall, Blll Mengel, Bob Brown, Dennis Wight, Ron Bass, Ron Ridingsword, Lynne Drake Imgr.l. BACK: Coach Jay TRACK arch spikemen as Ron Jacobs in the 880 was the only MHS winner. At the Mira Costa Relays the Monarch trio of outstanding shot-putters Jim Gallup, Neil Engdall and Mike Eaton won the event hands down to take first place med- als. At Redondo, luck was with the Monarchs as the final outcome of the meet again nar- rowed down to the relay events. A mixup be- tween the first and second men on the passing of the baton which Redondo dropped enabled the Monarchs to breeze to victory and win the meet 53-51. Dan Lewis was the individual star as he won both the 220 and 440 and ran third leg onthe victorious relay team. ln the final three dual meets of the year the Morningside downfall came. Hawthorne was victorious, as were Mira Costa and Leuzinger. Sandwiched between these meets were token appearances by the Monarch track team at the Inglewood and Easter Relays.

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ak- 1 Z by Roelen, Dick Frame, Tom Barnes, Jack Rumbaugh, Ron Jacobs, Ray Thorpe, Ken Irwin, Ron Barron, Joel Slufske, Dave Lopez, Doug Anderson, Jim Gon- zales, Bill May, Jim Kennedy, Larry Cabasino, Leonard Days, Jim Gallup, Coach Bill Pendleton. 2 Quet like Qfefzaaka, Me Wimuagadde eama Captain . . . Left to Right: Neal Engdall, varsifyp Chuck Gon- zales, Beeg Larry McWhir1er, Cee. -wiv. 'WL Umar' .2- sm e '