Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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' .3 mms' ATHLETICS V .E 1-. 'Y 5' at , it .I -,ig jj, 'l as 'l .5 wid Rf 60 The girls' athletic program o ered many activities, both comp ti- tive and social. The Girls' tnletic Associ ti on is an after-school activity wh ch ers such sp rt as ils bowling, basketball, and b d- affords its m minton. A oi g he many f ,cti nsfthat the Association has sp n- sored e t e Fl ther-Daugh er ' inner, iMother-Daughter Tea, nd t wards, n uet. , Q 5' s Moder Danc , given as y reg igzr'PE class, gives its particip nts an opp tunity t limber up usc and to learn the art of d nce chor graphy. T ,The Drill Tea known as ' e narchettesf' performed, long lf. with the band, a the football ames. . i T Swim Team gavelthose gir who ' ished to enter into c mpeti- ti - an opportunitiyito - 1 - is -T e- ' ' ' - sd - eekly to rove their sc ing and m rksmanship. 159

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rol Mooney, .loan Knudson, Linda Van Eizenga, Christine Bean, Bar- ra Rogltz THIRD ROW: Jackie Stuckly, Pat Martin, Pat Days, Anne vscrop Evonne Welsh, Linda Bush, Marilyne Moulton, Cheri De Bry, da Wlllyard, Sue Kalafsky, Diane Russell, Darlene Law, Carol Ham- nd Marcia Gillespie. The Monarchettes, Morningside's Drill Team, had a very active year. The main purpose of the team is to provide half-time entertainment at all football games and at some of the basket- ball games. This year's team was chosen by elimination try-outs last year, iust before vacation. There were practices after school, preliminary try-outs, and finally the final auditions. This year has seen one of the finest Drill Teams in Morningside history, said Mrs. Rett- berg, advisor. Among the other activities participated in by the team during their busy year were a banquet to celebrate their success, participa- tion in the Dad's Club Night rally at the begin- ning of the school year, and participation in the Pepperdine College homecoming game. The marching officers were Marcia Gillespie, maior, and Jackie Stuckly, captain. The lieuten- ants were Sandy Platt, Lynne Heckman, Ellen Gregory, Sue Kalafsky, Marilyn Moulton, Kathi Eliason, and Florence Smith. The Executive Board consisted of Sarah Ritz, president, Judy Calkins, vice president, Joan Knudson, secretary, Darlene Law, treasurer, and Sue York, publicity. Mrs, Jackie Rettberg was the advisor.