Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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.iq 2nd so 6' ' Q ei Q' V I mu f-0'-N. ., w-I K, Semester 97 i Dick Popko Paula Born Carol McKenzie Mike Brdlelton president vice president secretary treasurer ouncil second half ofthe school year was Dick Popko. Numerous fund-raising sales were held to re- plenish sagging Student Body funds. Committees worked on miscellaneous activi- ties to make the campus better. One of these committees which was very busy during this time was the health committee. Members of this committee visited other schools comparing cafeterias. It was during the second half that a Sadie Hawkins Dance was planned. This was the start- ing of a fine tradition at MHS. lt was an in- formal dance and went over well with all ofthe students. For this reason it was decided to make this an annual event. Front, left to right: Carol McKenzie, secretary, Connie McEwen representative, Bonnie Thompson, coordinator of the bulletin lips, Girls' League president. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Giuliano, Scotty McCann, freshman president, Hal Hunt, freshman vice aff . representative from Pep Squad, Olenda Carter, Lion's Roar Glenda Whitcomb, commissioner of activities, Judy Phil- junior president, Darryl Anderson, commissioner of publicity, president, Mike Brazelton, treasurer, Ron Feole, sophomore vice president. BACK ROW: Mike Eaton, commissioner of athletics, Martyn Agens, senior president, Dick Popko, president, Tim Robinson, commissioner of assemblies, Dave Dwight, sophomore president, Tony DiFraia, Boys' League president. Y ' - sho NV'

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an 'qs . LQ , ,, .- -1 ic- lst - ' ' '- sys ' t - 4 Semester x X J - V 9 c - J. ees ' -I' Bruce Giuliano Jim Hodge Janet Wilner Leah Hammond president vice president treasurer secretary tudent It was a very active Student Council this year that acted as a guide for the student body, under the leadership of Bruce Giuliano. Dur- , ing the first semester the Council was able to nfw accomplish quite a number of creditable things. lt was with the help of Tom Barnes and Irwin Goldman that the Student lounge was re- opened and new furniture was purchased for its use. During the first semester Council also planned an AFS Dance. This was a ioint activity with Inglewood High School. Foreign students from all parts of the area were invited and were introduced during the intermission. Reigning as student body president for the Below-FRONT ROW, left to right: Leah Hammond, secretary, Wendy Jenkins, Co-Ordinator of the Bulletin, Kathy Lamp- son, Pep Club president, Donna Taylor, Pep Squad representative, Markita Mattson, foreign student from Finland, Barbara Ryan, sophomore president, Carol Ricketts, sophomore vice president, Judy Kuns, commissioner of publicity, Bonnie Thomp- son, Girls' league president, Carol McKenzie, commissioner of activities. BACK ROW: Jim Williams, freshman class presi- dent, Scotty McCann, freshman vice president, Irwin Goldman, Boys' League president, Tom Barnes, lion's Roar representa- tive to Council, Neal Engdall, commissioner of athletics, Martyn Agens, senior vice president, Dick Popko, senior president, Ray Thorpe, commissioner of assemblies, Bruce Giuliano, student body president, Darryl Anderson, iunior president, Mike Cadenhead, junior vice president. qi . af., .4 .Q ,gy -1 -M- .7-'Ziggy' 0Qf .Z Qi., fl gl'U:

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,M Qi QQ 5 -ne' is - 4-55' ily f Ni 1 f FlRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-Left to right: Jim Hodge, chairman, Bob Sangster, vice president, Bob Pier, second vice president, Sue Phillips, corresponding 0. nv secretary, Kay Ptaslek, recording secretary, Ron ,-V Q Jacobs, sports reporter, Candy McCowin, parlia- - mentarian, Barry Peterson, sergeant-at-arms. House of House of Representatives has two main functions-to act as a 46 second legislative body at Morningside and to represent every class in student government. This past year there has been no exception in the activities of all the members in this representative group. Under the gavel of Student Body vice president Jim Hodge, first semester House of Representatives held a very successful Sunday morning pancake breakfast, raised money for an athletic board, and showed a surfing movie, which was also very successful. Other things accomplished by the House of Representatives during the first semester were a successful Saturday morning car wash and the completion of the student lounge in conjunction with Student Council. FIRST SEMESTER HOUSE-BELOW: Tom Nardine, Nancy Pier, Barbara Graham, Mildred Manning, Mary Jane Buck, Claudia Rascoe, Sarah Madden, George Marley, Dave Addison, Karen Finney, Charlotte Ex, Mary Pledger, Francis Adams, Donna Stager, Beverly Brachett, Sue Foster, Dona Hansen, Sandy Sandlin, Bob Brown, Trudy Barbas, Sharon Burkhart, John Gordon, Howard Nugen, Jerry Evans, Ralph Blommer, Dean Borth, Sue Campbell, Craig Potter, Martin Hronec, Jack Wasserman, Craig Parker, Glenn Ottoson, Wayne Stevers, Candy McCowin, Kay Ptaszek , Sue Phillips, Jim Hodge, Bob Sangster, Bob Pier, Barry Peterson, Doug Price, Ron Jacobs, Margie Schmidtz, Brenda Meehlis, Dorris Schrihen, Eugene Grillo, Ron Hoskins, Ron Jappe, Tom McReynolds, Jeff Richardson. NOT PICTURED: Eddie Buchanan, Peggy Callahan, Cheryl Dodds, Gail Skulsky, Gwen Stoner, Glenda Whitcomb. i Hs? A450 .1 1 .x