Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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St' Cf .2 - n it 1' C7 02 2 'Nl in 1 1--. 1 5 1 gg I , J K Y-.Ii A I Q 5' 1-mf 5 ., , X. a l it , N s . fl YZ7 C1 5 , A 4. 4 :Q f t R ht Jud Hilleger Lmda Hilleger Judy Beltramo Pam Born Sue Douglass , , Barbara Rhine, Lmda Wells BACK Vic ie row y I , Sheila Hendrickson, Niki Voris, Marian VandeBraak, Linda Hummel. 5 , . I r S FRONT,Leto ig: y' ,' , , I ' ' . : ' k' B n, Nanc Eberle, Linda Jones, Roberta Tokar, The girls' swim team, a part of the Girls' Athletic Association, under the guidance of Miss Pat Coltron had an enioyable time d ' their fall season this year. The swim teams of many schools uring got together for hilarious afternoons of fun-filled swimming games and serious competition. This was a rewarding year for most of the members of the 'd Miss Coltron We had plenty of fun with the serious- team, sau . ness of the competition, and l'm looking forward to next year. and to Www For the first time in the school's member of the Girl's Rifle history, a Team was an expert enough marksman to fire with the Boy's Rifle squad. Claudia Fish broke six years of tradi- tion when she earned the honor of firing with the boys. Currently, the girls are actively in- volved in qualifying for pro-marksman- ship under the rules of the National Rifle Association. Socially the girls held a Christmas party and a weekend trip to the mountains. President of the team was Judy Thies- son, while Mildred Manning was vice- president. A f': L ft to Right' Yvonne Harless, Joan Bruton, FRONT, e . Pat Hoge, Diane Gomes, Linda Arnold. SECOND ' d Man- ROW: Judy Brazelton, Pat Hltchiner, Mildre ' BACK- Judy Thiessen, Claudia Fish, June Kret- ning. . zschmar, Candy Redman, Larry Satterfield ladvisorl. Girl ' Rifle . . . K' .J ,- 1- 1.-t-rf. 1 , , r .Q- -q

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.5-. lv i i 'ff 'K' 'sf'- J 6559 I0 '-of ff f- '-, S. .SJ FRONT, Lott to Right- Toni Valnatrino, Susan Pierce, Lana Morsch, Patsy McMullin, Dianne Collier, Pat McEachron. SECOND ROWV Slwilo Macleod, Carol McKenzie, Janet Mastrerson, Judy Kuns, Sue Worthington, Lindo Johnson, Linda Jones, Jackir- Goldbi-rg, Miss Coltrin. BACK4 Jeannie Martin, Bronwen Davir-s, Jane Carter, Janet Willner, Dorothy Boettger, Joan Pvdi-rsr-n, Gail Achtr-nbc-rg, Tr-rry Parker, Rgyal M to Ease As a service organization, the Royal M of Morningside High School really rates. lt is a part of the GAA and acts cis the epitome of GAA success. ln order to be a member of the Royal M group, a girls who is applying must have been an extremely active member of the Association. Among the many duties of this organization is the officiating at many of the boys' sports activities and at GAA sports activities, and serv- ing at many of the school banquets. Service is not the only part of Royal M. The girls have many social activities. Among some of these activities during this past year were a progressive dinner and a Get Acquainted Banquet. In all, Royal M has proven itself to be one of the most active organizations on the Morning- side campus. BOTTOM, Lett: Sue Pierce, vice president, Patsy McMullin, president, Dianne Collier, secretary, Pat McEachron, repre- sentative to GAA Council. BOTTOM, Right: Timing at a swim meet are, Lett to Right: Linda Jones, Susan Pierce, Jackie Goldberg, Sue Worthington. Q-7

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3 14' ' x 5, T4 Q E .1 lj . ' x 9 1-9, -r... S., -- -f fifilillf' ' ,J . V.1w'eh . ygl . 4 'I -s if 4 . l i l ' .nl l l i wil A5 Tian-' -. ' J ' ' ' P FRONT, Lelt to Right: June Carter, Nancy Pier, Claudia Roscoe, Dianne Cleveland, Diane May, Carol Wallace. MIDDLE: Margaret Cochran, Diana Collier, Pat McEachron, Belle Wells, I Ji-an Curtis, Linda Erbeck, Terry Parker, Ellen McGuire. BACK: Carol Ricketts, Pam Stephen- Q Q Q son, Sue Worthington, Jackie Goldberg, Anita Hartman, Nancy Hassel, Brenda Honosco, Louise Janiigian, Mrs. Belly Williams, GAA had five lop sports this pasl year: side tied for 3rd place with Inglewood. volleyball, basketball, bowling, hockey The Bowling sporlsday was for all GAA and softball. For each sport a sports day members who wanted to go and was held , was held by different schools. The top in February. North High was the sponsor V . . M team from each class was chosen to go but it was held al the South Bay Bowling to the sportsday. center. In this sport Morningside took 5th Volleyball was the first sport of the place. year and the sportsday was held in Octo- At the same time bowling was offered, ber. Inglewood was the sponsor for the hockey was being held for those not able volleyball sportsday in which Morning- ACTION: Kathy Floor, Pam Erbeck. SEATED FRONT, Lefl lo Right: Diane May, Sue Worlhinglon, Pal Qc e , Q Q McEachron, Belle Wells, Sandy Petersen. BACK: Louise Janiigian, Linda Jones, Audrey Delscamp, Bonnie Thomson, Jane Carter, Linda Miller, Linda Erbeck, Miss Pat Coltrin. ,gas lp . C' ' ' O 1. .li-f ,.. we is A 1 . 1 Emi Q F