Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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T441 Sl 4 . it E 'SX R K 3 f 'f X T- . v - 1 . - A K The 1958 Sceptre has Been Kiiiuefictibd by they 'Or X r i Q class of Morningside High School. SlI1Siflllc6r' eniors , ose at , DS the name of M21jestics lf r their CIHSS,-Y T SCSI? '15 X,- X A 'Q 'fu , adopting this name and awyafoes vkhth it its t e. S, it NX M., wh We now turn back t excl k'se al hunk-red ars ,ii Rl 'Ci KN Ti ago into the mysterious yetqchalle ing If riod hen X I . K knighthood was in flovirerf' X-amilia word in ou' vo- N K K. f- Q E kcabulary are feudalism, crhival , and, of cou eimaj sry. 'P J. X Q k No longer must a bnave ight slay a f' rceili on 1 ,p Q, X 'X SQ or capture a powerful kmgdopgllo win the j ,d h1S , S' N f A' ., X5 Ig -N fair lady. Instead, an i ustr,iQ5s Segior bly Wlll in 6 X . j S Xflaunt new deep-tone pi pnghis ho Oil. ' l ls 'S' ' 6 N is F ' ' ' l l dif- x X A In medieval times it was custo ny, tor.Sett e J xii 'ference of opinion with a s rd in ortal Jmbafgqlt ' it you never saw an MHS enior ' gs ch an d-faslfipn.-W N T A Z. N weapon. Their argumentsw ex-sett ed w' wit-ty an D 'X Q 'in X 55 l caustic words, or, occ ional.QifP.E. ardegd fists. X Q 'Q if Q 'X V' . 'A E QL. 'Q S Q We can make a coiqfgis of t greapaccomplish- K KIM XY Q ments of the Seniors t 'o- gh' atheir high schorgd-213fS rx 75.1 gf 'l 33 Q and the knights who fa h ullyhpgact gd, chivalry insthelr A r 'V Xi ' K M days of long ago. Both are vary m i li -in thaft they K 3 i Q W' worked hard and up eld their cor e oxxction N The A li. my Eg Seniors have ma e g t stil des t ward heir g atsof Q 1 -ff I entrance into life H ad ts, and they ally e it. Sli 'N This medieval mo is cglarriedkutt ougho thisl ii Q annual to illustratl he ine 5 coxmpgshmqlgts and school . ' W service rendered by t 39? gisa ating Senior CIHSS, N the Majestics.,' t 9 K FX ik x V X S L-CLMJ 'lisp I -CIAA - 7? 61 l Ak A 64,3 MJ ' -lALSTf0'v4,! N, .9 W - Wf- ' X 'Ab A IIZUJ ffncfkccbv QW .X U ik ' 'Q rfb if in 'QQ -r ff X f we -X f . , W' it ' X 'X A Sl E T ' ' E fjllpxrux, t A .milf Y lx. ' A6A N 'P ' 'A XJ. 9 rx , xi 'K X. ix Q 3 This Sceptre marks the departure of the senior class. It is therefore only fitting that it be dedicated to the man who has guided them over the rough spots to a great year. This man, who has been at Morningside since it was founded seven years ago, has put in countless hours in after- school appointments and in helping students with their problems. His ever-present smile and his sound advice have been an inspiring example. After three years at Inglewood High, he came to Morningside where he was the advisor to the first freshman class. His work with the language department, with the Spanish Club, and as a counselor have made him a real force in school life. We gladly dedicate the 1958 annual to- MR. TONY LaFERLA ,,, ,,,. , ,MZ f, f fi P 44 ,4,,g.,W ' W M' 61, W ,, ,,,, ffm X-WM ,, , 2, wif? 142 457 C 26,4 ' 35 +1 g Q5 ff 'f X3 54,27 W M , Z7 , y f M471 'Y ffffffq-fy gg, ff f f f fiyfgf W 4 l yy! f!f!fQ QQ , W! Wx, H W xv aw, r, , ff ,,! ihggy 5 f , -, ffffw - ' f 7 1 f y W ..f, , , f,7 f W, 5 Z U 1 1,4-1 .-y. 51, Zff'P 21.'49- 6-if M .A M W' fi f Wfff' W4fZff,f fm 1 3 3 5 , i Q 1 2 mfs- ,,, 5 ,gun N-wwf' , ., ,,.fZk WA.-v-wf A M WW fC,..,,f.M -V , ,,.. .,,, A .W,.,vM ,.....,,,M-M. 1 W' P - ff? uv . 'V ,fm 27:7 .in K ff T .1'7WJ,'f 7 ' wif ry-Qgfvw 'z?ii35fV?b'fr!ggQhbfZ!WL 5,1 ?fg545,1AvvgfgY72 . ifdr v z , 4 ,- V f fm y y f , 4, f ' 1 Y ,M , Www...-.,.....x. ,f., , ..WNxX, wgiiffw 5 , vi-r 'R Rfb, ggi' ,xl X Q. . '44 fr? B Q , Us 1 l i X 11 ffl .1--' 'iii ..- W Ucachwg N S+ Q i A i xi: 200153: Q ...J lf. rj ' ' I Q '- X.X . , ,, ' x l ,Mi iv 13? g 4 M N S J, .4 . ,L Q .4111 llll ll llIIlllI.'. ,v st row Mr. Al liddings. president: Dr. James B. Sheets, vice president. Second row- Mi. George lf. Smyth. Mr. Robert Dodds. Mr. 'led Merrill. Mr. Manx Snyder. Assistant Superintendent in Charge ol' liduezttionul Servieesg Mr. Hurold 'II Santee. Superintendent of Sehoolsg Mr. Fhzmrles Gawthrop, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Personnel and Special Servieesg Dr. A. Neil Galluzzo, Assistant Superintendent in Charge ol' Business Services. i 'X S Q, ' 9- 5 I Q At the beginning of this school year we set up our slogan Let's Be Great in ,587 I want to congratulate the class of ,58 for living up to our slogan. This has truly been a great year. We have just finished what I consider to be one of the finest school years that it is possible to have on any high school campus in America. The students have studied well for their classesg you have won many scholarshipsg and at the same time you have had high standards in music, drama, athletics, and student govern- ment participation. To the seniors, I hope that you make as good or better records in the world as you have at Morningside. To the students that remain at Morningside. I challenge you to bring your class stand- ards as high or higher than this great class of '58. --ELDON F. BOY D. Principal Y ,, ,.,, '- VHOMAS POE Boys' Vice Principal il-V DAVE REISS Director of Counseling und Guidance Staff ., 4, Q TONY LA FERLA Seniors 1 Aa-Z' , ,,,, K, D gr Q i I. -I V i FMLA Z , We mu- MR. THOMAS BRANIGAN Driver Training, Physical Education ip MR. JAMES C. BEALE Art MR. JACK BELASCO Senior Problems. Government. Contemporary XN'orld Problems INHSS RUTH BERESFORD English MISS MARCIA BJORKMAN Clerical Practice, Business English, Typing MRS. KATHERINE BRIDEN School Nurse MR. JACK BRIGHT Typing , QNX, 1 MR. JOHN CAPPIELLO Physical Education MR. THEODORE COCHRANE Typing, Sales and Business Law, Student Store Manager MR. ROBERT ERIKSEN Government und U.S. History tlst semesterlg Spanish 12nd semesterj DR, SIDNEY BLISS Plane Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry MR. WEBSTER COTTON U.S. History, World Cultures MR. CARL DALTON Plane Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry M5 nf' in xt 5 K MR. ROBERT DOYLE Public Speaking, English, Stage Crew , fv . ,-. M ,.,:,,N-. - A i x I - Q i H2113 x 2 MR. DONALD EKSTRUM Auto Shop and Crafts 1 .X MR, EUGENE HATFIELD MR. VIII IIAM C. EVANS Biology Ucnurail Science K Biology ' Q 3 MRS. JIIANIIA IINIANSON 1 Y Vlolhini: A E MISS NlzVA III'l'l'IIl'Ol'K Spanish II ii, 'nv N.- sa-.gf',. - 355412751 MR. JACK HOLSTINE US. History K Boys' P.E. MRS. INDIA IIOOVER Clothing II, III, 84 IV MR. DON G. FONTANA Bog.. Inter.. K Adx. Piano. Jr. A Sr. Olcc MRS. KLEMENTYNA JAMES Typing I and C.I'. MR. ROBERT HOFFMAN Boys' P.E. MISS PAMII A IRI NCII , V... , . S. - ,X , xxx 4 E sg C 1? L.iFQ'Wf5 MR. CARL JOHNSON I'npllxh IX' Librarian am I-V NIR. xxAl.lhR noun: Plans Gconwlry. Math I. Xlggbm I .md Boss PI: -avg MR. I-IARALD N. JOHNSON Chcmmry N,-Ll, wa. Qoxaru HALL ff! X LA .M N 4 is x . x vk' g ,. -six . A .. , . .. . . E53 is si... t' x' jxxx .. 5 K Y .i,,ii,... A -gf... X y S ., in J 1 A ---I . 1 -wast e. .t EWIS I i X, MR. DAVID L ' ' - 'SAD' A N-U55 N Metal Shop MR. HOWARD JOHNSON MR. WILLIAM MARVEL Physical Education A Cappella. Algebra. Assemblies . W ,. s Q. I f in FJ . . X P K ia . 1 A il:,, V I ,....w, X Noexssg 1 it -di-a ' lH',s..qt... x ' ' RW-.t .tag :fi A if W, , A M flux!! t .Y yur 5 f wa . . .. .,s'YK,.f I. ,. . . 'ty figure-fs .-J' . ' ' MISS PATRICIA LOWRY Physical Education if VW, 'N-A... .. MRS. MELVINA KOVINICK MR. GORDON MATSON Physical Education Radio and Electric Shop, Crafts is If A J MRS. CONCHETTA MCCAUSLAND Freshman Counselor and Algebra Bl fl - A 40,3 VERLA i Q MR. ANTHONY LA FERLA ' MRS. MARILEA MEIGHAN Senior Counselor and Spanish A I English I N . W f ' I . Eff - 1. 7 I . vi MRS. MARIE MCDONALD Spanish f Ywwg.--v fy? f ,1. fe? vw: If Q MISS SALLY LAUE MR. VINCENT MIGLIAZZO Sophomore Counselor and Senior Problems Junior Counselor and Chemistry MR. WILLIAM MCLEOD English and Spanish Q G, 1 MR. LAWRENCE LEHIGH Government and US History MR. DEAN MILLER U.S History and ax MR. JOHN R. MILLER English I. II. and IIIK IV xXJ, , fl. 'ffbxx f, 1 'Ik . -..-....,.. ........ f Q ' , MR. WIfSI.I1Y MUURli VVnmI Shop MISS CARMEN NIETO Spanish I. Il. III. X IV MR. JOSE OLIVARES Unix. Mzilh III K IV. und Plzine Geometry I ' MR. WILLIAM PENDLETON Biology and Boys' P.E. l Il 4 T, I MRS. KAY RINALDI English III 'Nan MR. CHARLES PEREZ Crzills K Pliologrzipliy MISS JULIA RODGERS Audio-Visual Coordinator, and Driver Training MR. CHARLES PUSEY J Q, li X ik .xx J! A V 'M MR. WILLIAM RUSSELL Typing I, Bookkeeping, and General Business .ff ff Q English I 2 V Jifgtf , f X MR. LAWRENCE SATTERFIELD Chemistry. Physics, and Rifle Club MR. E. A. RICHARDSON Plant Foreman NIRS MERC EDE5 PARSLOVN Home Teacher MR. JOHN SHAFER If f..-,fl Cf RQ.-in INIRS. BETTY SHORTS M: Foods I and II 8 III tlnd SCI'IPglCly Lfwqflf' f MR. INIATTHEVV T. SMERDEL Arch.. Machine. A Mechanical Drawing, and Boys' P.E. MR. LAWRENCE SMITH Boys' P.E. -iQ MR. GILBERT ST. LEON English IV MRS. GLADYS ELIZABETH STROUD Shorthand and Secretarial Practice MRS. JERALYN SVANDA Foods I and II 81 III Clst semesterj MISS MARY TARLIAN French and Latin MR. KENNETH TON Drama MR. O. O. TURNER Univ. Math I gl II and Todays Geometry MR. ISADORE STONE General and Modern Science MR. DICK WYNNE English I, Annual, and Journalism . by '1' E ff? J ' T 1 A , K . i -A I '7 v . ,A wi J I - Lim MR. CLYDE VERHINE English III 8: U.S. History ' 1 f 1 f x I 'Qs f MRS. BETTY WALKER Girls' P.E. MRS. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Girls' P.E. MR. JOHN T. WILSON English II Hlirs ff -' v 'IGCWD f TQ 'fr Ip ,V Ulfifice Stalifif Mrs. Doris llinschc, Mrs. He' Moran. Mrs. VVilmu Bronks, M .loam Clark. Mrs, Olive Vlnch. M. Flhcl Major, Mrs, Ruth Hudso Mrs. Mildred Art. Missing-Mi Dona Perry. 1 ug 4 ' fm -4' Marx Mrllumc Pdulrm I-nnncll Xrrgnrr lxellncr Sophln Rcmmele Cldrm Hummul Myrtle Johnson frllru Alccciu, Margaret Munifvld, 4 WX x 1 43 ,wx As x Yff ff + NX . QM, Q ,-.RSV x Nfl? x A .L - A ., Q - QQQXQ N 1 A f , f 2910? SENIOR CABINET enior Class Looking at the proud class of 1958 one sees former Morningside students who are about to take their place as loyal citizens of the community. At the start of their long career at MHS in the Fall of l954, these Seniors were only a group ol' dis- organized Freshmen. After electing class oflicers and getting accustomed to campus life, they were soon united and ready to plan their class activities for the year, They started the year off by L'Getting Acquainted' at the dance of the same name which was spon- sored by the then Senior class. Some of their own big activities included the Freshmen Sports Night, class picnic. and a Frosh Talent Show. They also had the customary bake sales and several class parties. As Sophomores, they held the Frosty Fantasy at Christmas time. Greeting cards were sold in order to make money, and other sales for the same purpose were a fudge sale, pickle sale, and Easter egg sale. There was also a Sophomore Picnic, and towards the end of the year Senior rings were chosen. Many graduating Monarchs can still remember the few trying months in which classes had to be conducted in tents. During the times when it rained the water would seep into the tents and get stu- dents as well as chairs soaking wet. Moving into the Junior year, the class name t Majestics J and the colors Cbrown and mint greenj were chosen, and the Senior sweaters and jackets were ordered. The class of '58 planned the second combined Junior-Senior Prom, Moonglow, which was a big success. The class play, Teach Me How to Cry. was also a very successful event. Among the sales held that year were those for Ivy League hats, snow cones and cotton candy. The cartoon show was another event put on by the class. The decorating for the Senior Banquet, ushering at commencement. and providing flower girls were some of the services given by the Majestics. Seniors began their final year by honoring the Freshmen at the annual Get-Aequainted dance. The largest moneymaking event. the Senior Play. I Remember Mama, took place in November and brought the class S500 toward the cost of future events. Tommy Jones' orchestra provided the music for I Al X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Fall ttopj: Jim Cobb, Carl Rydingsword, Pat Ganulin. Spring tbottomlz Glenda Brooks, Hcdy Davis, Marilyn Perry. Around the World, which was the Senior Hop. The Senior Walk was painted several times during the year. HIMLL Highlights, the production in which five local high schools pooled their talents, was pre- sented in March at another school. The month of April brought forth one of the year's biggest and long- est-to-be remembered events, the Junior-Senior Prom. April Love was again staged at the Hollywood Riviera Country Club in Brentwood Hills. 6'Jazz A La Carte preceded the big activity of May, Senior Week. The four-day Senior Week began with an asembly of Senior talent in the auditorium. On the next day the Seniors took over Ingle- wood's city government. Then on Wednesday they took over teaching and administrative positions of the school. The week was beiittingly climaxed by the Senior Holiday or Ditch Day. This took place at Disneyland and was attended by over 300 Seniors, who had to pay only for part of the day's activities. The Senior Banquet in June was paid for entirely from the class treasury. Cooking, serving, and cleaning up were taken care of by the P-TA, Senior Mothers, and the Dad's Club. Class Wills and Prophecies were read here in an amusing story form. The theological inspiration por- tion of graduation was given in the auditorium in the form of Baccalaureate Services. After weeks of rehearsals, the class of 1958 graduated in a beautiful ceremony at Centinela Bowl on June 19. Commencement was followed by a Graduation Party that same night at the Hollywood Pal- ladium. Money from lollipop and fudge sales during the year helped pay for this final Senior event and the 4 a.m. breakfast that followed it. atricia Abbott House of Rep. Pep Club Sec. Girls' League Fashion Show ., , ,,,, Sharron Lee Agozino Dorothy Marie Ahlburg Douglas Leonard Albin Douglas Albitz .loan Allen Girls' League Student Body V.P. Club of the Month Club of the Month Scholarship Society A Cappella Student Body Sec, Senior Cabinet Boys' League Spanish Club Senior Cabinet GAA Pres. Boys' League Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet David Allgower Fraustene Ament Edith Andersen Band Senior Cabinet Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet Girls' League Spanish Club Boys' League Girls' League Cabim Dale Anderson Daniel Anderson Deanna Andrews Delmer Arndt Marilyn Aston Cher Atlgg Student Body Sec. Boys' League Spanish Club Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Varsity Track GAA Pres. Senior Cabinet Girls' League Cabinet Boys' League Art Club Varsity Wrestling Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Play Senior Sports gju-3 JGff1eS.B0ef9 Phyllis Balliett Earl Barron Caroline Bates Patricia Beans Bonnie Befiknef Senior Cabinet Song Leader Boys' League Drill Team V.P. Girls' Legaue A cappella BOYS' LSGQUS Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet GAA Senior Cabinet Coeds Student Council FBLA GAA 4? Gary Beckstrom Kenneth Bellerue Carolyn Bennett Bays' League Track GAA Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' League Boys' League Senior Cabinet Dianne Bennett Richard Berge Karl Berns, Jr. Sharon Berry Gary Bertrand Margie Bilson Head Maiorette Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Boys' League Girls' League Pep Club Boys' League Latin Club Pep Club Rifle Club Senior Cabin House of Rep. Boys' League Girls' League Senior Cgbinef w, 5 -vi 45. rv? Z harlene Birt David Bishop Barbara Black Susan Blankenship Shirley Blehm John M. Blomquist A Cappella Senior Cabinet Art Club Girls' League Girls' League Lion's Roar Senior Cabinet Boys' League Girls' League Senior Cabinet FBLA Boys' League Girls' League Latin Club Senior Cabinet Pep Club Senior Cabinet Bob Bosemer Lynda Bott Irene Boyd Boys' League GAA Art Club Senior Cabinet Senior Band Health Club Council FTA Senior Cabinet Louise Brandt Glenda Brooks Harold Brown Brandon Brozovich Douglas Robert Bryon Scholarship Society Student Body Treas. Cross Country L Track Boys' League Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Class V.P. Science Club V.P. Senior Cabinet Boys' League Girls' League Homecoming Queen Senior Cabinet Basketball - ,wg-,wg - Senior Cabinet Ann Bunten Scholarship Society GAA Student Council JN S 'lv L lk is ly 4 Karen Burke Pot Cameron Spencer Carle Leo Carlstrom Douglas Carroll Joan. Carter Scholarship Society Pep Club Pres. Water Polo Boys' League VOYSQYY Bosebvll Dflll Teom Art Club Meridian Club Rep. Swimming Senior Cabinet VarslYY 5'-'JSl49'l90ll A lU0l Slclf Senior Cabinet Junior Class Sec.-Treos, Boys' League Senior Coblflel YOUNQ D9m0Cf0 44' John M, Chappell Keith Donald Chapman Helen Chessell Auditorium House Mgr. Senior Cabinet House of Rep. Art Club Boys' League Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' League Barry Clay Jim Cobb Chuck Cook Linda Cook Tom Cook Carol Coppag Boys' League Scholarship Soc. Pres. Varsity Track Latin Club Pres. Varsity Football Girls' Leagl Senior Cabinet Senior Class V.P. Boys' League Scholarship Society Varsity Track A Cappella Science Club Pres. Senior Cabinet GAA Lettermans' Club Senior Cab 1- A ea H fe A is ' t xag ' A? , Skies . NN www tteve Corwm Chris Cattle Roger Crocker Jody Cruse Pamela Culver John Douglas Dahl Boys League Student Body Pres Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Cabinet Scholarship Soc Pres French Club Girls League Senior Cabinet Stage Crew Varsity Football Capt Swimming Team House of Rep Lian's Roar Swim Team Boys' League Spanish Club Linda Dahlstrom Ross Davidson Burton Davies GAA Boys' League Student Body Pres House of Rep Senior Cabinet Varsity Basketball Senior Cabinet Varsity Baseball Dale Deffner Cross Country Varsity Wrestling Letterman's Club C14 hr Dave DelConte Boys' League Wrestling Football tp X S L 'xl . 3 1 E .L S , X-,. ' Lew De Lew Sheila Denman Janet Denner Syvum Team Drill Team A Cappella Rlfle Teflm Girls' League FBLA Senior Cabinet Big Sister Girls' League Fellowship Club M.- fi QU! 5 E -, t fc S .L Q, Xie Anne Devendorf Betty Devendorf Patricia Dixon Scholarship Society Scholarship Soc. Sec. Student Body Rec. Sec. Spanish Club GAA Sec. Scholarship Society FTA .ludy Draper Frank Drobney Yvonne Dufner Senior Cabinet Band Girls' League Girls' League Pep Band Senior Cabinet Boys' League Betty Duncan Chrystal Carole Duncan Paul Dunn Girls' League Drill Team Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet FBLA House of Rep- Art Club Bee Basketball Dave Durfee Bays' League Senior Cabinet 7.- ,, ,,,., MCT .... -W .. f Aw M , 4'--was Spanish Club Pres. Judith Ann Earhart Vivien Lee Early A Cappella Fellowship Club Sec Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Glee snugly' 'wage wwmw Eddie Eberle Laura Eggers Morylyn Eliason Wayne Elings Ronald English Richard Erdman Boys' State Com. of Assemblies Senior Cabinet Boys' League Senior Cabinet Varsity Football Junior Class Pres. Spring Sports Queen Girls' League Senior Cabinet Boys' League Varsity Wrestling Com. of Athletics Senior Cabinet Letterman's Club John Erickson Judith Erzberger Nancy Estes Varsity Track Girls' League Senior Cabinet Latin Club Senior Cabinet Girls' League Boys' League Drill Team Sec. Judith Ann Fate Pat Feagans John Fearnley Fee Petra Feustel Edward Fisher Dennis Flannery Drill Team Treas. Dance Band Football American Field Service Track An Club Senior Cabinet Orchestra House of Rep. Student from Senior Cabinet Boys' League Future Teachers Germany Boys' League of America Scholarship Soc. Club Science Club 3 A , 13, 4 - ' ' 1 ju- ,. L-..,.5 it-ff 'n-iw Charles Fletcher Nicholas Floor Bill Foster George Fowler Jim Fox l MlChC'ell Ffedeflfk Lion's Roar Varsity Football Basketball Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet BOYS l-60999 Senior Cabinet Letterman's Club Senior Cabinet Annual Staff BOYS' L909'-19 Senlof Cobmel Boys' League Boys' League Patricia Ganulin Student Body Sec. Senior Class Sec.-Trea s. GAA Vice President Lillian Garobedian Song Queen Sophomore Princess Senior Cabinet . 4 fy 4,7 , A -.Wsfff Ri chord Garner Boys' League Varsity Swimmer Varsity Football I' J' 3 pl V rv' , - f.,.M2 ' -ws.. 'I' f Joyce Carolyn Frields Gloria Fuller Elinor Fyfe GAA Co-ordinator of the French Club Senior Cabinet Bulletin Girls' League Girls' League FTA President Senior Cabin Ri chord Gebharl Boys' League Lion's Roar Staff Senior Cabinet GAA Sec.-Treas. Jimmy Gee Senior Cabinet Boys' League Club of the Month IKM, .. ek-X. JA 'N YY -.tfgfz X5 X X X . my A -esp, Q8 W JoAnn Gelardi Senior Play Girls' League Simplicity Fashi Show 3 .. if was N W 8. ' Kg' , Ruta Denise Gonzalez Janet Graichen Susie Grant Patrick Gravrer Gary Greer Daniel Elliott Grertz Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet GAA Letterman s Club Contmentals Lion s Roar Scholarship Society Girls' League Orchestra Track House of Rep Boy s League GAA Girls League Senior Cabinet A Cappella Choir Sensor Cabinet Maurice Guthrie Varsity Football Art Club Letterman's Club .am ' .xii ' Adeline Handy Robert Hansen Karen Harrison Jean Hartman Barbara Hauser Diane Hausman Semcf' Cabins' BOYS' LSOQUB Senior Cabinet FBLA Senior Cabinet Girls' League Girls League Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Cabinet Girls' League Scholarship Society William K. Hayward Bonnie Heine Byron Henderson House of Rep. GAA Band Varsity Football Senior Cabinet A Cappella Senior Cabinet A Cappella Scholarship Society Kathleen Hendrickson Carol Herman Brenda Herndon Larry W. Herring Terry Higgins Judy Hildefbm,-,C GAA FTA Senior Cabinet' Boys' League Boys' League FBLA Swim Team Fellowship Club Pep Club Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet A Cappella Girls' League Girls' League Girls' League Senior Cubine, . - i V f ' Ovid ljlolland J 'v th en l Gloria J. Holmes Karen Horning Brent Horner Scott Allen Horsburgh VCVSUY FO Yboll 15 1 ls I a I 'J Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Varsity Ba extball K al Epmd' Health Council FBLA Boys' League Boys' League Student dvwjl fjpuizn ii, ' L ioian caub ArtClub ' X.: ' X A C if-J -BJ L i. KJ i-ff- Jf K-P X 1 'xi jc! A . I gy ,fx I JJ Q NJ 1 N ji I V1 1 C f iii ' S 'ir xg K H X A i i to ,Fi lu g it ie? c Gail Hughes Ann Huizenga Suzanne Hunt Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Scholarship Society Girls' League Girls' League Drill Team Pres. FBLA Pep Club FBLA jane Irwin Richard Jeffe Stanley Jennings Nina Jensen Sue Johnson Warren jqhngon FBLA Scholarship Society Varsity 8 JV Football Senior Cabinet Girls' League Varsity Basketball A Cappella Cross-Country 8- Track Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Cabinet Comm, 0fA1hIeliC Senior Cabinet Varsity Tennis Boys' League Latin Club House of Rep. .. i r If I' I Il 'fm in Q . l uf Chuck Jones Nadine ones Ray Jones Joan'Kalofsky Harold Keith KCIQGQ lfellilf S l f Boys' League Senior Cabinet Science Club Drill Team , House of Rep. C SUVSCID Ogle Y Senior Cabinet Girls' League Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet STU efll OUNCI Boys' League Girls' League Bovs LEUQUC SOHQ Leader Saundra Lee Keppen Glen Kezer Frederick Kille Senior Cabinet Letterman's Club Pres. Science Club Girls' League Varsity Football Senior Cabinet Varsity Baseball Boys' League David Lee Knepel Donna Rae Kocher Ronald Kohler Nancy Kramer Earnest Paul Lampert Stuart Lanson Boys' League Musical Senior Cabinet FBLA Senior Cabinet Science Club Pres. Senior Cabinet Continentals Boys' League Senior Cabinet Boys' League Lab Assistant Girls' League OrCheSfrCI Scholarship Societ MN? Xy Richard Larsen Patricia Lauderbau h 9 Boys' League Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet GAA FBLA Sandra McGaha John McGraw Art Club Senior Cabinet Drill Team Tennis Team Girls' League Boys' League Bonnie Le Blanc Jim Lee Richard Lee Phillip Leonard Girls' League Varsity Football Club ofthe Month Boys' League Senior Cabinet Varsity Baseball Science Club Senior Cabinet A Cappella Letterman's Club Boys' League Linda Lindenberg Darryl Lloyd Betty Lusby Pep Club Baseball Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet Boys' League Band GAA Senior Cabinet Spanish Club Ken McMullin Judith McNeill Robert Mackey June Maior Varsity Cross Country Drill Team Science Club Scholarship Society Varsity Wrestling Girls' League Senior Cabinet Drill Team Varsity Track Senior Cabinet FBLA ml he l-OWS? M0f9C9ll Alice Martin Linda Martz Marjorie Anne Mafhewes Bill Meehleis 5?n.'0f Cobinet fx Senior Cabinet GAA Yell Leader Girls' League VGYSITY TFOCK G-V-5' L909U9. I , Girl Leagu G'rls' League Senior Cabinet BOSk9YbGll M lv 1 enior Cabinet ' , ul! rr? 'U N 0 J U l lfur' L , -,. 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Patty Norton Barbel Oefler Linda Oldaker Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet House of Rep. Girls' League Art Club Girls' League Girls' League Dennis Patterson Robert Paul Varsity Wrestling Lettermon's Club Senior Cabinet , Y'-r il Senior Cabinet Boys' League DeRetha Jo Peerson Senior Cabinet Girls' League Tennis Team Linda Irene Perkins Paul David Perkins Marilyn Perry Senior Cabinet Track Royal M Pres, Spanish Club Cross Country GAA FTA BOYS' I-009116 Student Governmi . j ugwsfsss 3. X , 32:5 John Charles Perversen Ruth Elaine Perriiohn Sandra Phelps Joyce Phillips MONO Pl10fOQlOU Lori Pike A Varsity Football Drill Team Maior Drill Team Maior Senior Cabinet FBI-A V S?n'ff Cobmel Varsity Track Drama-Senior Play Pres. of A Cappella Girls' League Senior Cablnel GIYIS LEOQUG Continentals Scholarship Society Continentals and Girls Lea9U9 Rhythmaires Y 'Nh Robert Podas Barbara Pollock Gary Pond Baseball GAA Rifle Team Senior Cabinet Royal M Boys' League Boys' League Girls' League Senior Cabinet Jimmie Jean Pond Marilyn J. Puefre Diane Rae Radoumis Frank Raia Marcia Raite Sue Roscoe Senior Cabinet Girls' League Christian Fellowship Varsity Baseball Senior Cabinet House of Rep. Girls' League Senior Cabinet Club Boys' League Girls' League Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' League Lefferman's Club S Girls' League Pep Club V . I E l X N4 John Rasmussen Bee Football Boys' League Senior Cabinet Clarence L. Reece Evelyn Reed Chuck Reynolds Roger Rife Patricia Robinson Varsity Baseball FBLA Boys' League Boys' League Girls' League Basketball Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' League Football Lorraine Rumbaugh Mike Ryan Carl Rydingsword GAA Senior Cabinet Senior Class Pres. Senior Cabinet Boys' League District Pres-f Girls' Leg-,Que Scholarship Society qw J 1 Aff, wwf--w cf - 3 c-A Varsity Football J wr t Sheila Robinson George Vincent Rory Carol Rudd Girls' League Senior Cabinet Joan Solen Senior Cabinet Comm. of Publicity House of Rep. Boys' League Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet A Cappella Girls' League Jewell Samuelson Peter John Sandstri Senior Band JV Football Senior Cabinet Boys' League Girls' League Senior Cabinet 7915 ffl? Gary Lawrence Schmidt Cynthia Schreiner Beverly Schroeder Jim Schultz Sharon Scott rf9d Selby l BOYS' Leugue Monarchettes Girls' League Varsity Football Girls' League tensor Cabinet Senior Cabinet Coeds Senior Cabinet House of Rep. Senior Cabinet VQYSITY Football Senior Play Wrestling SCIGUCB Club Earnest Seliceo Toni Sewell Jeanne Shepherd Stage Crew Girls' League Senior Cabinet Boys' League Senior Cabinet Pep Club Girls' League Gerald Silvester Darleen Simpson John Smith Leslie Smith Robert Snook Judy Snyder Boys' League Drill Team Captain Senior Cabinet Student Government Boys' League Comm, of Agsemblieg Senior Cabinet A Cappella Boys' League Senior PlaY Senior Cabinet Sophomore Class French and Latin Club Art Club FBLA 5ec,.TreQ5, GAA Yell Leader l l l ff if 'vw gangs' f Eva Sochowski Judy Kathryn Solon Diana Rochelle Sommers Charles Sperbeck John Stephens Carolyn Stuart Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet GAA Senior Cabinet Band House of Rep. Girls' League Girls' League Scholarship Society Boys' League Pep Band Girls' League FBLA Boys' League Senior Cabinet Sue Sturgeon Karen Sullivan Kay Swanson Girls' League Drill Team FBLA Senior Cabinet French Club V.P. Senior Cabinet Drama A Cappella Girls' League R VN Marlyn Talley Shirley Taylor X' Joyce P. Thomas Karen J. Thompson Sondra Thompson Comm. of Assemblies .t Art Club Girls' League Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet Pep Club President K Senior Cabinet r NJX Senior Cabinet GAA Girls' League GAA Song Leader g Girls' League X Senior Glee Girls' League SCEPTRE Staff if 5 David Tillmans Varsity Swimmir Senior Ca Pep Club fl binet 91 :L 'Sy Q i Arleen Tito George Tomlinson Joanne Tucker Robert Tucker Jeanette Van Patten Linda Vevers. Girls' League Rifle Team Girls' League Big Sister Senior Cabinet FBLA Senior Cabinet I Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Comm. of Publicity Boys' League House of Rep. Senior Banqllel JUYNC Boys' League Fellowship Club Track Senior Cabinet Class Chairman Girls' League Ray Villalobos Track Boys' League Cross Country Margaret Wallace Karen Way Patricia Ann Weigle Mike Weishaar Girls' League Drill Team Maior Girls' League Boys' League Senior Cabinet Scholarship Society Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Modern Dance ,A .....4vgy me Kathleen Mary Vrlich Girls' League Senior Cabinet John Welsh Track Senior Cabinet Boys' League ,ff-we Loretta Jean Wadi Girls' League Senior Cabinet Eileen West Drill Team Cabin FBLA Senior Cabinet 'Q Conner Wheatley John Whisenand Arvella Wilcock Gloria J. Williams Sally Wilson Donna Wineland Young Democrats Pres. Senior Cabinet Baccalaureate Comm. Drill Team Song Queen Spanish Club Latin Club Varsity Basketball Senior Cabinet Rifle Club Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet FTA Pep Club Girls' League Student Council FBLA Don Young Janet Young Joan Young Wayne Zillgitt Amy .lo Perry Don Dellett Boys' League Science Club Sec. Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Senior Cabinet Girls' Rifle Club Pres. Modern Dance Boys' League Girls' League Boys' League . - - Art Club i .4 Pep Club T? Wrestling Manager dug Donna Arnold Girls' League Senior Cabinet Rodney Cardwell Senior Cabinet Boys' League Clifton Castle Senior Cabinet Boys' League Jay Cosgrove Senior Cabinet Boys' League Jean Cramer Girls' League Senior Cabinet Edwin Fairbrother Boys League Senior Cabinet Seniors Not Pictured Marie Tavolieri Suzanne Garrett Senior Cabinet Girls' League John Goates Senior Cabinet Boys' League Larry Hunnewell Boys' League Senior Cabinet School Service Muriel Johnson Senior Cabinet Girls' League Tom Keel Boys' League Senior Cabinet Don Lubanko Boys' League Senior Cabinet Varsity Baseball Charles West Senior Cabinet Boys' League Girls' League Senior Cabinet Lindell Marsh Senior Cabinet Art Club Student Government Diana Louise Sanders Senior Cabinet Girls' League FBLA Jim Robert Shryock Boys' League Senior Cabinet Michael Smith Boys' League Senior Cabinet Raeleen Struhs Girls' League Drill Team Senior Cabinet Robert Harold Tanger Boys' League Senior Cabinet EPHEBIAN FINALISTS: front row-Julie Guisinger, Anne Devendorf, Betty Lusby, Judy Snyder, Glenda Brooks Joan Young Hedy Davis, Dale Anderson. Middle row-Dottie Ahlburg, Hal Brown, Jim Cobb, Carl Rydingsword Bill Hayward Phyllis Balllett Back row-Karen Kelley, Pat Ganulin, June Major, Marlyn Talley, Anna Menelaus, Ruth Pettijohn, Lee Eggers Betty Devendorf, Missing: Chris Cottle, Burton Davies. 6PAeAians Eight of Morningside's most honored seniors were carefully selected by the Faculty and Senior Class for acceptance into the exclusive Ephebian Society, modern counterpart of the highly regarded and ofhcially recognized Ephebians of ancient Athens. As was the case in Athens then, they are the hope and pride of MHS and Inglewood now. The 1958 Ephebians were finally chosen by faculty members after the entire senior class voted on the 24 students whom they thought had best fulfilled the necessary qualifications, which included scholastic accomplishments and school service. Selected for membership were Chris Cottle, Dorothy Ahlburg, Burt Davies, Hedy Kay Davis, Phyllis Balliett, Jim Cobb, Betty Lusby and Dale Anderson. They were initiated into this society at graduation upon the recital of the following oath, a translation of the one used in ancient Athens: We will never bring disgrace to this our city by any act of dishonesty or cowardice, nor ever desert our suffering comrades in the ranksg we will fight for the ideals and sacred things of the city, both alone and with many, we will revere and obey the city's laws and do our best to incite a like respect in those above us who are prone to annul or set them naughty we will strive unceasingly to quicken the public sense of civic duty. Thus, in all these ways, we will transmit this city not only not less, but far greater and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us. Morningside is privileged in having the only Ephebian Society in the County of Los Angeles. The first ofticial announcement of this year's Ephebians came at the annual Scholarship Awards Banquet. Scholarships This year the scholarships were not as easy to come by as they have been in the past years-not that they have ever been a cinch -due to the fact that more and more students are trying for them. More and more they are finding that scholarships are not as easy to come by as they thought they would be. MHS students held their own this year, though. The Monarch Majestics were well- qualified to meet such goals, just as the knights of old were able to meet the goals they had set before themselves. Listed below are the scholarships that were awarded to MHS Seniors. This is not a com- plete list. but due to the date of SCEPTRE printing these were all that could be printed. Inglewood Rotary Scholarship ..... Emblem Club Nursing Award .......,. University of Southern California ....,... ....,,........Chris Cottle .........Karen Thompson Phyllis Balliett Lewis 8t Clark College Scholarship ...., ..,...... H al Brown University of California at Berkeley ...... ........ C hris Cottle Bank of America No. 9 Scholarships Vocational Arts ...................... .,.....,. J une MaJor Fine Arts .,.,............................,...................,,.. ...,,..........., B etty Lusby Worcester Pre-Collegiate Summer Scie Bank of America Achievement Awards nee Program Math ...........................,,,......,.... Lab Science ..............,............ Art ............. Music ..................... English ....................... .. Foreign Language ....... Social Science ......... Business .............. .......Virginia Calderwood ........Richard Jeife Cobb .......Pat Mooney ...........Betty Lusby Betty Devendorf ...........Hedy Davis ..,,.....Burton Davies .......Suzanne Hunt Industrial Arts ..... ,,.,.,,,,,,.. I im Gee Home Economics ................. ,,,,,,.. J une Major Bank of America Gold Cup Winners Math 8: Science ....,.............. .,.,..,,,,.. J im Cobb Fine Arts ................ .,........,, B etty Lusby Liberal Arts ......................................,,.....,...............,..................... ....... B etty Devendorf Vocational Arts ..........................................................................,....... .....,,,,,. J une Major Honors at Entrance at the University of California at Santa Barbara . . . June Major, Betty Devendorf Honors at Entrance at U.C.L.A. ......... ........ G loria Holmes, Phyllis Balliett, Betty Lusby Brigham Young University Scholarship ...... ,......,,.........................,.,.........,...... A rvella Wileock National Merit Semi-Finalist ..,,............ ....,......., K aren Burke Outstanding Student Award ............... ..........,....... D orothy Ahlburg National Merit Special Recognition ...... ....... L inda Cook, Hedy Davis ' fn f . wma 'Q , .5 ns- -: ,,,., . ... 'L' ,. 1 x . K... 5 ww-Q., 5w.,,. 4 .... O S if S ' Eu-' 2 Y If 'Qu' unior - enior VOM4 The 1958 Junior-Senior Prom, 'iApril Love, was held April 18 at the Hollywood Riviera Country Club in the Brentwood Hills. Music was provided by the Keith Williams combo. More than S1000 was spent for decorations and preparations. The very successful decora- tions featured a color scheme of yellow, laven- dar and white, which colors were also carried out in unique and decorative bids. Handmade Horal baskets, part of the decorations, were distributed the following Monday to cabinet members. Hard-working committee chairmen were Sylvia Santany, Dixie Marley. Marianne Photo- glou, Sandy Smith and Sue Lloyd. K -....,,,..... CIM? f ff' 7 If! , - 4.35 - fn' iff 1 ff X -. ' f inf rl' - Q' - f x :A11 'tk 3 ' f ' fy i -5 'Q'-fe -M f ' ff 'f' Wm Vv f ' - X . .1 -fl? ., ,. in V , f ,M , ,-,W 9 x 4, .d..,4Y4.,, , ...-,x .q..,Wfff ff f --w...,, sfglllltfsir , . ss Above: Junior Cabinet Left: Junior Oliicers unior Class This year's Junior Class has been very active in planning and sponsoring activities for the past school year. One of the first things done was the ordering of senior rings by all members of the class. Following this was a doughnut sale, and a Bake Auction in which Ken Ton acted as the auctioneer. Two noon movies, Mr. Roberts and East of Edenjl were sponsored for the benefit of the junior class so that the Student Council could pay back money borrowed from the class treasury to finance the Four Preps assembly. Next was the choosing of the name, colors and emblem for the class. They chose the colors coral and beige. and the name Chevaliers.', Soon after they chose the senior jacket and sweater styles. To raise funds for the class treasury a Golden Crumble Candy Sale was put on outside of school. Soon afterwards two noon dances were held to promote the Junior-Senior Prom. This year the Prom. planned and executed by the juniors. went over very well. It was held at the Riviera Country Club with the Penguins entertaining from 10 to 10:30 p.m. The Keith Williams combo was featured for the rest of the evening. The color scheme was of lavcndar. yellow and white. with wishing wells and hand-made baskets for decorations. Finally. the junior class served refreshments at the Education Fair at MHS. Profits from this will go to the quad fund in the name of the class of '59. Ofiicers who made all this activity possible were: first semester, president. Gary Lofgreng vice-president. Sandy Smith. and secretary. Sue liloyd. Second semester, president, Sandy Smith. vice-president. Sue Lloyd. and secretary. Dixie Marley. Abramson. Ron Achtenberg, Jack Adams, Jerry Adams, Rita Anne Adams, Stan Wayne Addy. Sandra Alexander. Paul Allen Anthony ,a h as ,l u f . ' V 322 X - V Almond. Laurel It 5 K: ', Anderson. Bob - ' V Anderson. Darryl ' ' , '- ' ' ' 4' 5 X, c Anderson, Gordon ' X B' Q3 -,,, J - Andrews. Linda . -1 ' ' V f 3' K , Angelo. Joe , A , B K L5 i Anthony, Nancy V:-E , A V a ' ' '. . ' V, K of-334 Sqn. Athens. Alexander NV 2 V. , , -W . 2.1 A s S+ g V ' ,f-51 , V V B .2 r ,. Q ii F of. V 'QB Austin. Joan I Q ? , -is ' Ayer, Terry f .5 VN X Baldwin, Carole VA , A f - N so Ballielt, Larry ' ' ' - - 5,3 7 3, Bamakei, Kim V cg LL ff 3 V Bassett, Kathie V 1 gg' ' f W7 V' Q is . X Battinelli. Lynn ' f 2 A Battisti. Jerry A . E 'f f - , k X in 1' . Beltramo, Mike Bercovitz. Lynn , Bergmann Roger Berren, Brenda Bicknell. John Biggerstaff, Ralph 5 V Bilson Linda ' ' Blake Rosalie ' Blakely Lynne Bliss Mike Bodnar, Elizabeth Boisseree, Alix V 4 Bolland, Richard s In ' Bostick Carolyn .- . 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Kathleen Wilkins, Mike Winklcs, Bill Wolf, Carolyn Wolleat, Jean Yale, Oakley Williams, Marjorie Williams, Patricia Willsie, Doug Winden, Pat Yawnick, Edgar Yawnick, Ira Zechmeister, Ruth Zeedick, Bruce HUNJORS NUT PJCTURIED Carlin, Don Hudson, Don James Duggan, Sonja Kay Jacobs, Elaine Emery, Shirley Garner, Richard George, Janet Gummere, Jerry Hale, Jack Holley, Gail Jamison, George Kreitzer, Bill Ladd. Bill John Mann, Sheryl Ann Nollan, John Mike Pearson, Dennis Pitzer, Anita Joan Roache, James Salazar, Phyllis Shavricn, Phyllis Solomon, Harold Thurston, Roland Tuso, James Ziroli, Clement Gary Lofgren, Ron Moore. Larry Balliett. lrene Hinsche. otys , anal girls , Siafes Selected by various American Legion Posts and Auxiliary Units, three Monarch boys and one girl from Morningside ' fB ' d Girls' States this summer There they will participate in simulated city will travel to state-wide meetings o oys an ' . . . , dr 'CT county, and state governments, and learn about lobbying, legislation, party procedure an campaigns. GO! GO! GO! Above: Sophomore Cabinet Left: Sophomore Officers ISOPAOHQOYQ Class Sophomores. this past year. have participated in and sponsored many interesting and worthwhile activities-sales--socials-and contests. As far as money making goes. the Class of '60 has been pretty successful in build- ing their treasury. Among the events that highlighted the '57-'58 year were the sophomore picnic. the swim night. pizza sale. Sophomore Social. cartoon show, and the lemonade sale. Being able to plan activities very well. sophomores participated in activities outside of attending cabinet meetings. The class was well rep- resented in Council. House of Representatives. and in sports. The tall semester otlicers were Jay Brown. acting as president. Bruce Giuliano. vice president, and Judy Bowers. secretary. 'lihe spring semester sais Bruce Giuliano moving up to be presidentg Cathy Arico. tice president. and Sharon Owens. secretary. Outside ol' student gosernment many sophomore boys deserve recogni- tion for sports, Among the outstanding ones are Neal Engdall. football: Bruce Giuliano. footballi Jay Brown. basketball: Jim Hodge. football and track: Bob Sangster. track: Dan Kaufman. tennis: Leonard Kaufman. tennis: Jetli Nieolaysen. dixing. and Mark Witt and Steve Horton. swimming. , 4 ' Q L. ii . i , , y '4 as , 5 t A l A 5 , Q A ' 1 'V J 2 C ,qi w.,,s i N-i l 4 X If - - 762 I ,f ff , xxx 1 ' w Abel, Richard Abersman, Al Adcock, Joan Addison, David Agens, Martyn Agozino, Joe Albin, Janette Alvarado, Mike Anderson, Charles Anderson, Ka rl Anderson, Maureen Angelone, Bernie Arrillaga. Bill Anthony, Ruth Apker, Christine Arico, Cathy Arndt, Charles Arroyo, Hector Atherton. Marjorie Atlas, Mike Baird, Vickie Ballog, Bob Balogh, Francine Barkley, Beverly Barnes, Thomas Barrow. Rob Barrus, Caro ert l Bartholio, Karen Q' -if 4. ,- 3 B Bath. Ann Batistelli. Jim Bauby, Kathy Beckstrom, Dave Bennett. Alan Berg, John Berry, Judy erti, Carolyn Best, John Bevens. Beverly Blake, Parkman Blenkhorn, Karla Bloch, Ralph Boettger, Do Boisseree. Ja Boone, Kenn rothy ki eth Born, Paula Boulton. Thomas Bowers, Judianne Boyd. George Boyd, Sharon Bradshaw, Bonnie Braun, Joann Brazelton, M ike Brodrick, Kathy Brokaw, Judy Brown, Jay Brown, Judy Brown, Stuart Brown, Tom Brozovich, Judy Bruce, Nancy Buechler, Guenther Burnstein, Nora Burton, Nancy Bycel, Barbara Cabasino, Larry Caron, Richard Carter, Jane Carter, Olinda Carter, Richard Case, Diane Chamberlin, Morton Chandler, Gary F -A., 'ff x '67 'VX ,f 6 E 1 1 :I ' A ' H. gg ,l X Q, . t j, Q X X fl ,:,:,,. 5 Ks., X G ' A ' P' V ', Q -2 . L 1 it , Ihnxi J vi w 1 X, Q, 5 ' tl a ,fi i ,,., , A DAN ll A, l - . V A , N Mggl f, LS in 47 5 W , L . ,:ffx,,6M..Y Q C 'Sf 5 .. ,.,,, I 0 J J G., 6,3 fig . l W , , 7 .3 E ' ' .,,s f u 2 ' ' W., ' ' ' G t , t -J' S if , , 1 ,X A , X . 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J -A LQ Eaton, Mike M Eberle, Nancy Embury. Eddie hx ' vi ,,,' Emery, Sharon ,, wk g 4 ' . Engdall, Neal X , . ty ' ' Engel, Kathleen mf ' ,, . f Erbeek. Linda , ' Erickson, Carol . X :xx X fi ' Y ' . X ,-4 C .Q 'W' -af: 1 X1 nr -'? X I Esboldt. Diane Ex, Charlotte Fagaly, Marilynn Failing. Jeff Fairbrother, Ronda Finley, Sheila Finney, Linda Fletcher, Carol Floor, Jim Foster. Cherry Fox. Lana Frame Riehard -,-4 Fraser, Linda ' Frebcrt. Kathy Fredrickson, Jean X ' J QA' Freeman, Clifton X . a hy,-,x '?QgKE I Freenian. George Frith. Candy . Fuenles. Diana Gagliano, Rolene ballardo, Jackie Galen. Domingo .' I Uanulin, Pete X W in so iss .' XX Q so i 1 G S lats I . sg A x x , George. Candace A X iff ' ' X Germain, Patricia 3 A ' L- at L X , 5 Gillespie. Marcia ,oo iii, S Q X Giuliano, Bruce - ' t t ' N Goates, Susan . ' X ' 'N it Q 'N - Gobble, Dennis 'X X - ' v XS , Goldberg. Arthur - J -' t J Goldwin, lrwin t , A Gonzales, Chuck Gonzales, Jim 'V Q , Grabill, Jim ' t Graham, Barbara Grant, Jim Greenwood, Nat J Gregory, Ellen Q., Gritlith, Carolyn Q N as Grossberg. ltrrv Grubbs Kircn Gudmunsen Jclnnc Guieltclml Art H igerm in Rich rrd L ' Hale. Arthur S s Hall, Carolina if Hallmark, Gary ' S , , yy 4 all Hamilton. Dennis Hammond, Leah Hansen, Joe , t Hansen, Sherwood Hargrove, John . , 1 V Harris, Joan ' Hart. Madeline ,, Hassell, Nancy ,- N X ' , X it J V L Hayes, Tom Q ' Heckman, Lynn 'Y ' Q ' ensche, ulie I X Y , ii' ' rf' Herrick, cm ' ,s, -, Hildreth, Joan . ' at Ilbl Hill, Linda ' fm is X 5 1' , ' ' Hilleger. Judy , 'M Hinze, Joyce 1 -L f . f I 4 . 4 Hodge, Jim ',., ,,- --1, g f 1 - H 4 - ,N .4 Hodge, Yvonne T , ' .V , , Holman, Jerry Holman, Ray Q 5 X A ' Horn, Patricia 1 '.,- 1 V, - V Horton, Steve X 1- Q my ' at fa if 'iw ' X A Q ,.. 1 4, ,if fl , f it . 9 C, W av' QQ 3, ' . t l .X ,, 4? n . ' JZ J' . ,, A . I Jackson, Chuck f A f '..: Jacobs. Ron . ' ,, ' Januglan, Louise . , , ' - 04 Jeancon, Diane , ' Jctie, Linda ' f Jenkins, Wendy V Jobb. Marian ' 'ff , Johnson, Donna 1 ' 4 Hunt. Duane ' Hunter. Charlotte Hunter, John Huyck, Mike Imboden, Linda lmler, Sharon Ingram. Marie Irwin, Ken Johnson James A A Johnson Ron Johnston Guy Jones Carol Jones Julie M Juull Carolyn in-v Kahn Martin V i S R 1 XX XS 1 X X wf , 3 -ar - V Xl X A f, 'l .,, ,, ---' . . ' Jones. Steve ' ' - - : f ' 1 - In ' . ' , X M'- , I W , K I ,it A . 4 5 Kanaw ah. Kaufman Kautman Kaiebeer. Linda Daniel Leonard Cindy Keever. Terry I Kelly. Joe G l . Q., X Kelley. Pat . A u L I X Q E t i Kent, Bill .A ' 4. V Ketchum. Byron . V. Kezer. Carolyn ' , - King. Diane K +1 K ' ' Kline. Art N4 3 . sv. - - Knight. Tom ,V A 5, Ai '7 Kremer, Karen Q V 4, , ' Kress, Linda ix f -lv K 1 ' s Kroeger. Wallace 4 .:-- - x Ve 1' ffm N, t iil 'J K M . . xp ' 'l i A Kruschke, Judy Q as 2 Kuns, J udy I , Q 4 Q - y M is Ladd, Diana R X - y . , , ' Lane, Lynette Q 9 Q 3 ' 9' ,Q Lantaff. Heather 5 I XA -my 1 1 , ' T V , 3 Larsen, Richard K . ' ' X L , V, - - Q Larson, Larry , LSAL SN ',,A ,. t A - 1 511 4 ' X 'T-I-,E':'-wi-'-'av lil? f 'N l ' 1 Lee. Stephen N ,, - leilhelm, John W A Y - lentz, Arlene Him Leonard, Mike li l 'Q Lethen, Laura X X ' - Lewis, Joann A in P 1 ' Liehgspeek, Sandie t Lindenherg, Marsha Long, Harhara X L long, fharlolte ' , long. Garland ' -i ' ' ' Loughborough, Sharon ' v' K In Love, Dianne l.oya, lrma , I Luken. Maryann A W V M, 'x ,J .- Lundin, Hob ' A ' ei- i s E. L 'X fi ' .LL xi-Qx l. f 5 .1-4 I hx! Q-av -uf Mefulloch, Rita McDonnell, Bernard McDowell, Barbara McEachron, Pat McKenzie. Carol McLeod. William McMahan, Margaret McMeans. DeWitt Maggie. Bruce Maguire. Victor Mahaiiey. Larry Mandel. Melvin McGaha Ron ' McGuire Judy . if Mclnnes Lynne McEwen. Connie McMullen, Cynthia MeMullin. Patricia McNeal. Lyle MacLeod. Sheila Mann. Marla Manthorne. Curtis Mantle. Diane Mapes. Victoria Marcinialt. Hans Marge-dant. Karen Nlarlett. Pam Marlow. Carol Martin. Carol Martin. Bill Mathews. Jerry Mathias. Bettylou A, gy ' ,W X. .XX k x., X I 'U' i Q: ,- ' 3 X w 4 K l ' N I 1 i WI? XB s F Mattews, Keith E' Matza, Nathan ' 5 Mengel, Bill i s ' g . Merriman, Allen 'Q 1 Merzlak, Tony ' ' 1 'Yi Miller. Ann .l V 9 'J Miller, James ,Xi fr. X . Miller, Linda li-wirwki, ,-, ,x tr. -- X X- . x .- Mitchell, Carol ' '5 Moore. Mike P Morris. Janet f i t Morsch, Lana ' 1 4 ' f Moscrop, Ann Muntz, John X ' Murphy, Marjorie . Murphy, Patricia , 'ik Mutz, Mary ' Muzzy. Beverlee Nwlder. Roland Nastos Gayle Nehen. Dennis X Nr Nelson, James -wr ' Ness, Don my Nicolaysen, Penny U Noble, Carol Noble, Marian Nobles, Tom Null, Frank . v Odencrans Tom ,D . Oldaker, Judy ,.,: 1- s V 1 ' ' P ,A . . vm '- A , . af 7 'se s Q, 9 mf' , AW , .4 ,oi , J, f -.i .xxx- Q, rs X .. ONeal Donna I fi x Q A A 1 5 f ig A V4 'W Opdahl, Dale I ei X, --1.-i , Ormond, Nancy , Oswald, Judy If i f I -' 7 Ottoson. Glen ' U -' I Owens, Sharon 55 ' W Pack, Ray I I Y Patterson. David f Q ,Y , Penton, Howard , I' J - 1 ,4,s',1,' , ' Perkins, Gregg ' X ,,,,, -,Af . r X 'ts , A , imwfh Perrine, Robert - ' , ' V M Perry, Rodger V . , Petersen, Jim A it W -3 , 5 Peterson, Barry I Q ' ', - ' ' 75 ' Peterson, Grant , V ' ' 1 ' , ,-1 Peterson, Gregg . 0' - 3 'fig 5 ,, 17 Petrone, Mike 5 V 9' 1 n , I -,Z ,Z W ' ,, Phillips, Karen X Y-' X f ' -, 4 Q 'W , 'C it b is f 1 J it it fi , s3',itW3K .G s Nxt . J f 'QW' '57 Y GJ 1: Phillips, Sue Pickens, Warren Pierce, Susan . ' Pitzer, Lynda I Popko. Dick W Premack, Joanne Price, Doug Prussak, Kenny Puccio, Vincent ' Reilly, Donna Ricca, Karen - Richardson, Jeffery ju, dx' Richardson, William V Ricketts, Sheila , f Riley, Jerry I ,Z X Riley, Mike ', .V Ritz, Sarah , , l ' Rizer, Connie 'ff 'E Robertson, Darrell 5 f A b ' Robinson, Marshall QM. 1 I A Robinson, Peter ' ' Robinson, Roy . Robinson. Tim I 1-, if ' ' A ,,,, y W, I Rocco, Joyce f -'H 'J 5 5 H pi, 5 .4 1 fu 1 Q. 4 . R . - :H , 3 . Y Rohde. Raphael Q - Rogowyaki. Fran A v Ryan. Jerry' - - f'Z', , J Ryan. Sharon l . T4 ' Salon. Marilyn 1 Sandlin. Sandra ' I 1 R Sandstrum. Judith ' 4' Sangster. Bob -5,-R ' ' I x v- I4 YY . --. . f I Santee. Riuhard - Sarna. Gary ' s ' ' Scaxo. Yolanda '53 Schmidt. John - V Sehmidt. Roger I ' x 5. Sehreier. Geraldine P I x V .Lf i, 1 A - if J X Schrcier. Marsha S X XX, Q - f w ' 4 Q J Q ' Schumacher. Ronald ' X P X1 55' 'N S , P ,.La Z 'f if -, A I ' ' ', Ig Schuman. Baion A ' J ' Q - S? Schumann. Sara , V V ' I ' iff - Suott. Carolyn i ' V l Sealy: Susanne i , A 5' ' 9 - 5 JW Seitz. Brian If Shostrom. Wayne A wh ' I .Y Shtiltz. Leonard Q - 'r 6 y Q 4 Simpson. Don ' X A . X ' - ' if L Skinner. lionnie Skulsky, Gail Slzttle. Bob Slakter, Karen Small. Dale Smith, lflorenee Smith, John .-o . gi ' ' Smith. l,eRny' , Snyder. Karen Snyder. Nancy Sommer. I arry' Sparaeio. Vicki Spater. Hill Spearman. Patil Spencer. Dawn Spencer. Jerry' R . -J ,W ' Spencer. linda N 'Y Statler. Gary Q? W z e I Stassun. Bernice . A , ... ' SlCill'l'l. James .- - - L, Steele. Barbara Z Stehno. Linda .H X I Stevens, Prisseilla . wg ,Q Q 1 Stockard. Richard ' K i- x l . KW i f Sl .,::, ' Y A Rini li, , J ' affif X I A A Storler. Norm K - 551' l A. Stoner. Oxy en ffl' , Q ' . - Strunk. Glenn ' U., Sullixan. John 7 3, '- ' ' , Suzow. Marcia Swanson. Elyi X Q K 4 - f I Swarbriqk. John Jf Q ll I 11 f , ' i S K ' I I Szager. Bob ., .L ty I' .Q or L A- 'N b ,. f ip X- N A V. . 5, X f . , if - ' J ., b ' 9 Q X. ..G. i .AJ Taxulix. Chrix laylor. Donna I ay lor. Liary r . v J'CI'll'lIlj,TOH1 S - I ' ' ,, Terando. John . w 'Ier Yuen. Kay E ' r Thiere. Linda K H - A ,IJ'I0ll1LlN.c-hLil'lCN 'Q' 3. mv - . 5' 2 ,y.,?,K y I N 'K I 1- Us - A ,, I Xf, lhompwn. Bonnie ' 'lVl1til11Pxthf'l. Joy Q lhompxon. Karen . lhornhill. Suxan - L V I Thorpe. Ray f I 4 A '4 1 inkler. Larry 5-1 gi I , , ,tt 3 zq- S Tucker, Virginia fi f .r ,X A Valentino, Frances x H t A H 3 . . .R - Vallery. Kay , -1 .. Q A We ' 1 Vanderbrug, Doris b N In - ' I 3 ' S Van Patten, Frank Q , V ' ' - - , . X A ii- Varalla, John t 5 A 'l ' - , - X Varalla, Wanda , ' 'N' , X 1 ' ' i' ? S u' I Ss f A - Vergara, Edith ' P ' - ff Haj ' 1 ' ' X s V as tf this J es J Verkruyse, Donald af . if l , w Vest. Patricia V Vinzant, Elizabeth X A Vivunia, Sandra X R' Vogel, Rod Wallace, Diane N 'Q Wallace. Sue - . - Waln, Joy m, VS asserman, Jack VVaters, Arthur Watson, Charlene . Watt. Fred Way, Dennis Webb. Donna Webb, John Wells, Bette N S t 5, Wells, Roberta A J- I is Welsh, Karen ig ...f Q Y Vvhitcomb, Glenda '- f ' Wielandt, Sue 56 , , J I, V . Wight, Dennis - X V Williams, Janet ' H J s, . , - Williams, Sandy X 4- ' - , C4 ' Williams, Susan 5 ' ,A ---'wax .X ag Willner, Janet ' Wilson, Bruce ,X , - N ' Wilson, Diane , J jg, . , . - Wm' PM ' ' , . ' , 'G Wisen. Susan - X X ,X Ui ' 'U' , W A Wm, Mark ,- X, J L r V , . V. Wolaver, Jon p T -' X ss If dim .' , X fi f' 2 f-es , 2 Wood, Paul is s , K - it it . . i . ' ff V t, sg, v D t I K , E V R,'h , i Ss Li- Xt, A V ' - - -Z, X , at i V Q 5 Woodill, Kun as , s , i T Woolard, Robert , m Worthington, Carol - 4' ' .J V t'i't Worthington, Susan 1, . f Q -JV VVright, Anne 7f ' 1 .. if .J X L ' 'df' Yauch, Karl it ' 25 v 'V Zarubicak Ron 1 . H . - -. ' S Zierden ickie ' . ' it i , s . J' iff, -- I ' ' , . Q ' x X A tj f ' ...JK A Q V 2 I NUT PICTURED Adams, Jesse Aitken, John Austin, Dick Avery, Judith Breithaupt, Irvin Carlin, Gary Carroll, Mary Gallup, Jim German, Joanne Helm, John Helms, Sharon Korn, Gail Langner, Roger Loomer, Larry MacFarland, Edward Mills, Quindal Mosteller, Maryann Mullan, Nancy Muth, Rodney Nicolaysen, Geoffrey Pier, Bob Riley, James Robertson, Ronnie Shook, Sonja Small, William Smartt, Tim Teig, Marvin Tillotson, Russell Wallace, Sonia Ward, Kathy Williams, Richard fs 1 Left: Freshman Cabinet Left: Freshman Officers Jres 1446714 Class Freshmen have been very active during 1957-58, which was their hrst year on campus. They started out with Fall elections. Darryl Anderson was chosen as president. Other officers were Cliff Rhodes, vice president, and Sandi Bergman, secretary. In order to make money for the class treasury, there were a bake sale, sucker sale, the mistletoe sale. Fun projects included a sports night, class picnic, and Double Dutch dance. Another election was held in the middle of the year. New officers were Ken Ahlberg, presidentg Valerie Venger. vice president, and Bronwen Davies, secretary. As the school year nears a close, Freshmen can look back on the fine record they have made in their first experience at high school. and look forward to their coming year at MHS. cs? ,XA ii an-0' Achtenberg, Gail Adams, Gregory Adler, David Agens, Linda Ann Ahlburg, Kenny Ahrendt, Ronald Albitz, Charlotte Alexander, Carolinn A Anderson, Darryl Anderson, Douglas V Anderson, Erwin Anderson. Judith -, Anderson, Sheldon - Angell, Janice Antrikin, Barbara ! , ' . k f' .M , T ll 4 Q Anderson, Gary Tm x I Q ,K 132 'F A 1 'g 2 X X Apple, Edwin Applegate, Carol , Austin. Susan K Awe, Stephen A-'N Bado, Michael lf? Q X Bailey, Elaine rl ' Baker. Janice - -Q A 3' e '. Barnikel, Helen ' Q ' , gf A . ,-xx t H: '. .. 3 AA, i X 5 wa , r if wx -1, . W 'af Pi' , , xg , ' ' ' , -, A N x g MAA A AA A A I. ,, B' -.'?i T'1A S e ' A s 1 si i A r ie A ' ' , fait H A A A. gf ' A i i 4 ' f ' Ao . 1 A .- ,V - f , A of 5 A t,,, ,l ,, . .Ag ' , -1 1 U gg,-v. .., f Ag ,i ,, Lv :M I X. . X4 s, i f l..x. ll Q. S ik, Q EXSSQN- X e r if I Q f 4 , ,, , , 4 Q Z f t ,, A ..A P lf, g W' , f W I , Aa M ,X ix X ' x ' I K N I an , ' svtt f 1 4 , La Q ,RM Barrus, Shirley Bass, Ronnie Batchelor, Robert Beach, Gail Bean, Christine W Beatty, Steven Beaver, Vickie Beckner, Susan Belfr, Victor S Belitz, Michael Bell, Michael Berg, Jerald Bergman, Sandra Berry, Jerrie Bicknell, Janet Black, Brian Blankenship, Robin Blehm, Jacqueline Bloomer, Ralph Bonar, Leslie Bolton Bob Boschetto,,Dale ' Bostick, Sharon V- Bowers, Wilbur ' A L it Boyd, Ramon Eldon Boyd, Sterling 2 Bradley, Paul f Bransfield, Muriel I A Brant Gerald Brant Sharon ., Brimi Sherry 'f' Brooks, Cheryl yel l! Ai Brown, Bob Brown, Karen . Brown, Robert . 'f Brown, Vicki . Bruce, Carol Brunner, Thomas Buechler, Manfred Bunch, Charlyss 1 I Burnett, Robert Burton, Barbara Busch, Lynda Cadenhead, Michael V Calderwood, Mike Calkins, Judith Campbell, Susanne r-Mia- n.,..i f I -ff, fa, ai , '-'L' 4 , ,Ar S nd Y I Q x Q. M 4 ,,,,. r ,. r tc at N X1 'X ' A i X A Y 'TY hi -S- w 2 W2 1' I ' ' 9. 'CZ .5 1 54 'C7 n '53 Carmaclt. Sharon Carneualc. Craig I Caron. Beverly Q Carpenter, Darryl l f , Castle. Iiarl Cheshire. I.ynne Chilcoat. Melvin xx Chism, .loan L' ' t ., . . . .. L icinelli. Jerry i sf Clingcr. Karen -. Cohan. Mack - Cook. Jackie iv Cook. Peggy Coulter, Shayndelle Crawford. Richard , , Credle, Gary . X K L- i . ::, 5 - - Curtis. Donna , Cutler, Marcia ' Dalton, Patricia Darden, Judith 4 1 -l .. ' ' Davies, Bronwen Davis, Claudia Davis, Gary , V Davis Nyla - 'XXX X - T, X 5 N . fi . X qi X r -, .1512 Davis, Pat Deliruin, Johnnie Deliry, Cheri Decker, Barry , Deiningcr, Janice Della Cioppe, Antino l De'larr, Dennis Dillon, Richard i 4 X . . ' Drapzotlo, I-'rances Dunning, linda iiagrngmn, William liger, Carol Eggleston. Richard ,Z lzliason. Katherine Iilliolt, Sharon Iimery, Don 3 X, ' i Z Q. l Emery. Matricia t ., ' Iingdall. Amy ' 1 ' 'f Erickson, Harold , , 4 wail Erzberger. Joanne ' ' V C Evans, Nancy ,, Faries, Dennis w Faught, Robert Faulk. Becky ' , 5 ' , , x 5' X' X., :sa if.. . 5 . .x Q Y' X Ferris. Raelee qu ' Q W Finley, Ira - ' . 1- ... f Fisher, Donna - - 3 L, SS v I-lue. Ella L, 'F' 4, Q Y' Forrest. Mary - ' l Foster. Richard Vx , A , ' Fowler. Kathleen Q65 5 . X , A . ,-A, 'X , Fowler. Sharon 415225, 'az . ,A X :Q ' ' 1 -'-31'-51' E , ., , , '- r 'X N- VW' 4 Lf.Zl,gg,g xg t fgilxl , ix 3 lfrarne. Tom I l-rancaxiulia. Richard lread. Joyce ' ' l-reeman. Kurt 4 4, 4 , P' fi ' lfreeman. Terry ' ' if i 'L' J l-reson. Nancy ' l 1: leritsclie. Darryl s V Garhan. Joe x ,la , 1 m . ,, 5 R f X, N' 1 I I il ri. IA .f W C -s- , ti.irxey.N1lcliael I 1 liast. Hob Liaul. Robin ,,, , 5. 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Marilyn Munyer, David - Museo, Jo Ann Musgrave, John 'x Q I X ,Q 'R iSIlli7. Marty Nardini, Antoinette s , Nasef. Richard X, Nvilly Diane A x Eff Nelson. Mwrcn fe- , Newhouse, Richard X Newman. Norman Q kklfi, X, X ' , Newton Glenn t X X N X t Nichols. Robert t I Norstad. Karen - Q ' g Nordstrom, Victor A ' Olson, Sheldon ' , ' 5 O'Brien, Pat + i A Otero, Mike Q' Q E P:1lmer.Chnrlene X , s 5 Q Ax Padilla, John Xs it , by X X R' A n I 'Y , Panster, Phyllis , i Parker, Teresa Parks, Il?avid Patsy, enny V A S' lg? Pedersen, Joan '57 5, ' sf' f , Petersen, Sandra at fit, X Phillips, Judith , .. Pierce, Carol x I W Pierce, Stephen e. Pledger, Mary Q, , ' Q Q Potter, Craig Q 2 Y ' I Poudrette, Armand - -fb f - , Prior, Eric ' , , ,, ,,,,, f Proctor, Francine X -1 ' - I A N ' 2 'i -if Proctor, Ronald ' . x ' S? Q Ptaszekt Kay t fi , . - -et 1-R -f - 4' ' , Allb ' -, Quinlan, Kathleen t t ' ' . , 1 ' Rambo, Edward . , A Q A Rasmussen, Dann -. 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Gail Spence, Mike Spencer. Pat Spino, Gary SI. Clair. Dick z Steinmetz. Bonnie Stellino. Jim - ' Stevens. Nancy 1 Stevens. Sharon ., Stewart. Peggy St. John. Sandy ' Storen, Marguerite ' 1, , 'IX Stuckley. Jacqueline 1 L - Suit. Charles , Q A Sullivan, Diane Q M 9, Sunderman, Larry Q A Surface, Dorothy e A Swearinger, Marilyn N g ,, Sweet, John , N ' ' V ' Sylvester, Dev' r- X fit s A .'iJf' A 5 1 36' 4 . 3-A x 1 S J x -v L , I X: . Y f gh J, l it .af i ' K ef 1 PS ' Q .l i,::',x I J I ' 1 ii. i Q . ', ' -4 ,x g , , ,4 . , ,X A, ' ' fl 1 ,, X i l l I , in, Nu xx, gf Tanger, Richard Taylor, Judith laylor, Sandra l'aylor, Wilma Taylour, Kathleen Tellez, Tania Tliagard, Jerry Thiessen, Judy lhomas, Nancy lhompson, Joanne 'Ihom won Susan P- . Ihorpe, Joyce Thurber, Bonnie Thurston, Boyd Tinkler, Diane Trensehe, Robert Tucker. Suzanne Turbacco. Geraldine Valek. John Valestrino, Toni Van DeBrank, Marion Van Eizenga, Linda Van Kirk, Barry Van Vleet, Donna tx Htxvba lx . .. L i Vaughn, Carol ' W , ' t - Vaughn. Sallye ' - -I Vega, Jerry , , V, gi - Venger, Valerie e wr Villalobos, Yolanda C. ' 1 f Wachtman, David I Wade, Gerald h f ' w. Q Wallace, Carol , .,, Wasden. Martha - ' Wedderien. Janice Wells. Linda f West. Gary V, .9 -jg Whitener, Mary ' ' . ' Whittington, Donna X , Whittington, Sue VVile, Michael 5 ie U Q M 4 ' Wilkins, Mary ' ' ' Vl'illiamS. Carol 74 1 c ,, . J. Williamson. Harold Wilson Diane Wilson Susan Vlinkles Elizabeth ab- ' ' . i Y' .ni ' iq Wiesler. Dale 'W' 5 X . X ' Xa .f. -7 X X i . i4gssgX tg. of . J t 9 Tx RX Ziegler. Patricia Zillgitt. Bonnie Abbott, Ernest Athans. George Bahler, Tom Bonsangue. Peter Bradley. Gordon Cohan. Richard Cuccio. Edward Dighera, Larry Eichler. Michael Person, James Floor. Gary Fowler. Richard Gibson, William Wittman, Judy Wixen, Jainet NVoltl', Patricia Vlfood. Robert Woodburn. Woody Wookcy, William Younger, Gary 4' J ,QA .fifth I .- , l t W lvl. .ind' F X I V les l nl ,lpc , iyeyi -, - , it Freshmen Not Pictured Gisonno, Mike Goldhammer, Harold Gordon, John Huizenga, Richard Jones, Harold Loe, Barbara Marks, Clara Maul, Linda Minner, Douglas Moffett, Gary Needles, Richard Ostrolf, Jack Panepinto, Patrick Peno, Dennis Rydingsword, Ronald Salines, Mary Schmitz, Margie Shaw, Judy Stokes, Karen Stukos, Charles Varon, Jeff Violette, Carolyn Way, William Whittington, Norman Winer, Steven Homecoming A311 A Initiation if U' Qs mi 4 0 ?q a E IU' P 0 Q N nqy? A ,Ail- 445'-4 '-'-link 7-.1 f'552'i-' 9. 5 1 N xl X r w . qi . 6 W. x ip,9 L K is 'QILQKQ - Ni. ' v s'AV N ki: 7 XV ... f , -lu- - f. X ' 'll --' A , L wf 1 ' l .ff fe'.g:5'9X Q Y J ! x A. i fn ff E 1... , . I 5 I X ! x I J. 5 l AO 'N President. Burton Davies Vice President. Dave Holland Secretary. Dale Anderson Treasurer. Glenda Brooks A -.. fualenf Student Council is the class held hrst period for the ollicers holding major positions in the government of Morningside High School. The student body president presides over the meeting. This year these presidents were Burton Davies, first semester, and Chris Cottle, second semester. Decisions were made concerning the welfare of the student body through discussion and compromise. Through the etlorts ol' the Commissioners of Activities. Marlyn Talley. first semester, and Lee Eggers, second semester. assemblies with better topics and more enjoyment made for interesting viewing. The Brother- hood Assembly. held in February. was one of the most outstanding presented. For good entertainment many top movies were presented. These movies incltided quality ones such as Rebel Without a Cause. East of Eden starring James Dean. 'lCarousel, Mister Roberts, and Spirit of St. louis. Movies tor next year are to be of the same high grade entertainment. The julxc box in the cafeteria was provided for the Monarchs through student council. For the period ol' time that the juke box was in the cafeteria many hours were lilled with music. Save the Child drive. for the school we support in Greece. was one of the successful charity drives. Another. the American Field Service drive. topped the fl-S600 goal by raising 59900, to pay the way for an exchange student. Front-Sandy Smith. Marlyn Talley, Connie Templeman, Fee Feustel, Dorothy Ahlburg, Glenda Brooks, Burton Davies, Marilyn Perry. Dale Anderson, Joann Tucker, Pat Cameron, Judy Snyder. Back-Darryl Anderson, Bruce Giuliano, Clif Rhodes, Carl Rydingsword, Jay Brown. Jim Cobb, Gary Lofgren, Eddie Eberle, Ron Moore. in 1 President. Chris Cottle Vice President, Dottie Ahlburg ' in If Secretary, Pat Ganulin Treasurer, Ron Moore ounci Council is always thinking of the Student Body. For example, the campaign assembly was arranged to provide an interesting presentation of the candidates of class and student body officers. As a gift to the student body, at the conclusion of first semester, the student council presented the 'iF0ur Preps in an assembly. During the year. in February, the Monarchs appeared on television, Channel ll, on the Dick Whit- tinghill Dance Party. This was possible through arrangements made by Council and Mr. Eldon Boyd, prin- cipal. Also in February many outstanding athletes, the student body president, and the Pep Squad were seen on the 76 Sports Club. This appearance was also made possible through student council. Many projects supported by student council are not as visible as those previously mentioned. However, everything done is for the benefit of the majority. It is for the students to uphold and follow student government. for as Abraham Lincoln once said, It is a government of the people, for the people, and by the people. It is for us to take advantage of the privilege of student government. Front-Valerie Venger, Sally Wilson. Hedy Davis. Bruce Giuliano, Kenny Ahlburg, Ron Moore, Kathy Arico, Gloria Fuller, Sandy Smith, Glenda Brooks. Back-Judy Snyder, Joan Salen, Pat Cameron, Marlyn Talley, Dave Holland, Chris Cottle, Mike Nollan, Warren Johnson, Sue Lloyd, Terry Pratt, Lee Eggers, Pat Ganulin, Dale Anderson. M 'wi QQ I ,ix .Fe-U .' :ORS W W' IRWIN GOUHAN ICR somonoat PRESIDINT GUIGEYUSV' tl X' L nnsltv-IC! 'f',S:aE-:':!f,'-0' wi-sr.: mummy 0 rtuowswttw 'eo S-JJLFLEEERLE eLEN COWAN OMS? O The House of Representatives, under the direction of Dave Holland first semester and Dorothy Ahlburg second semester, accomplished a great deal this year. Meeting every morning under the direction of Dave Reiss, MHS director of counseling and guidance, they helped tackle the many problems that confront the student government. The representatives, who are elected by their third period classes, hold section meetings in 'these classes. They then carry the problems that are discussed there to House where they are acted upon. Their activities this semester have included arranging to have walk signs put up, raising money for a telephone call from foreign student Fee Feustel to her parents in Germany, conducting the campus clean-up campaign and attempting to improve assembly conduct. They have sponsored the car rodeo and the narcotics assembly, and they have co-sponsored school dances. Other activities include the charity drive. the student court and the publicising of school activi- ties. They also revised the activity point system. HOUSE, FIRST SEMESTER-Front: Lillian Le Blanc, Linda Bilson, Sally Wilson, Marilyn Johnson, Joan Neal, Paul Alexander, Pal Gantt- lin. Warren Johnson, Bob Merrill, Barbara Harssel, Dixie Marley. Second row: Maryann Photoglou, Wendy Jenkins, Sandy Peterson, Karen Kelly, Mary Wilkins, Mike Calderwood, Yolinda Villalobas, Rita Gonzales, Virginia Tucker, Susan Goats, Joan Chism, Betty Devendorf, Francine Balogh. Sue Phillips. Third row: Sue Lloyd, Jeannette Van Patten, Diane Bennett, Charlotte Ex, Carol Kiner, Dale Boschetto, Gayla MeCanles, Pat Abbott, Judy Bowers, Sheldon Olson, Sandy Bergman, Joan Salen, Sue Williams. Back: Connie McEwen, Don Pledger, .lim Thompson, Dick Austin, John Leifhelm, Gregg Potter, Bill Hayward, Rich Penjoyan, Bob Sangster, Gary Stager, Bill Gibson, Judy Dunning, Gail Sondergard, Al Abersman, Terry Quinlan. i I i ,Anal 7 4, 1 t lp F... lNTERCLUB COUNCIL- Front: Cvloriu Fuller. Hedy Davis. Dale Anderson, Jody Cruse, lrene Hinschc. Second ron: Muck Cohen. Diane Bennett. Delvana Ferguson, John Webb. Donna O'Neal. Judy Webster. Buck: Frank -Iurcio, Cliff Rhodes, Dorothy Ahlburg, Jim Cobb, Carl Ryding- sword. Steve Haus. eloresen fafives The House this year has done as well if not better than former groups. stated Mr. Reiss. The thing that has impressed me most is that when they start a project they at least work on it. They never just talk about thingsf, One of their most publicized projects was the SLOB or campus clean-up campaign. Jingles, posters and the Lion's Roar all helped to put over this campaign. As a result Morningside had for a time a clean campus. The narcotics assembly was another outstanding contribution. Morningside was one of the few schools to see this realistic, police-training Elm. It showed the methods of detection and the horrible results of this prominent menace. The walk signs were a rather belated project. A good many dithculties arose to hinder this project and it stretched far beyond the original time that was planned, but finally was completed late in the year. HOUSE, SECOND SEMESTER-Front: Lillian Le Blanc, Mike Rogers, Sharon Owens, Sue Phillips, Virginia Tucker, Francine Balogh, Jody Cruse, Joan Chism, Barbara Harrsel, Dixie Marley, Craig Hendrickson, Linda Bilson. Second row: Mr. Dave Reiss, Kathleen Weitz, Judy Webb, Betty Devcndorf, Jeanne Gudmunsen, Janet Wilner, Darryl Anderson, Mike Calderwood, Susan Goates, Diane Wilson, Jeanette Van Patten, Bronwen Davies, Joyce Phillips. Third row: Sheldon Olson, Yolinda Villalobas, Marsha Cutler, Marilyn Perry, Nancy Estes, Dorothy Ahlburg, Judy Dunning, Connie McEwen, Wendy Jenkins, Gail Sondergard, Maryann Photoglou, Gary Anderson. Back: Ernie Lampert, Don Pledger, Terry Quinlan, Bill Gibson, Elmer Davis, Hugh Morgan, John Leifhelm, Jay Brown, Craig Potter, Bob Sangster, Jim Shryock, Gary Stager, Tom Kennedy, A1 Abersman, Paul Dunn. Fall Staff: Dick VVynne. advisor: Arnold Tesh. editor- in-chiefg Jack Achtenberg. news editor: Vicki Reed, feature editor: Dick Popko. exchange editor, Sheila Ricketts, news bureau manager. Missing: Jim Turner. sports editor: Tom Barnes. advertising managerg Sandy Addy, reporter: John Lober, reporter: Bob Tucker, reporter. 9 ion 5 oar The Lion's Roar, Morningside's school newspaper, was put out by a larger staff than last year's. There were almost 40 reporters and editors, compared to only about half as many in the l956-1957 school year. Though plagued by a shortage of funds, development of the practice of putting out occasional two-page issues helped to guarantee coverage of most Monarch activities. Since many of the staff members will be back next year the staff will probably be even larger. As a result, first-year students will receive a full semester of instruction before they actually start working on the paper. There may also be enough advanced students to have new editors each semester. ' The larger staff will also mean better coverage for an increasing number of campus activities and athletic teams. Top Left, Spring Staff Editors: Jack Achtenberg, news editor and business manager: Sheila Ricketts, news bureau manager: Arnold Tesh, editor-in-chief: Dick Popko, exchange editorg John Heltsley, 1:1192 asst. business managerg Gayle Nastos, distribution manager: Carol Haney, asst. feature editor, Linda Erbeck, asst. exchange editor. Missing: Vicki Reed, feature editor: Jim Turner, sports editor, Sharon Loughborough, asst. distribution manager. Bottom Left, Lead Beat Reporters: Irwin Goldman, Laurel Almond, Sandy Addy, Mel Mandel, Connie Rizer. Missing: Margie Murphy, Mary Mutz. Bottom Right, Reporters: Wes Day, Olenda Carter, Dan Greitzer, Gregg Peterson, Dick Wynne Cadvisorj, John Blomquist, Dick Geb- hardt. Missing: Pam Culver, Diane Esboldt, Rita Reeves, Marian Q. Jobb, Tom Barnes, Harold Solomon, Patti Ann Norton, Ginger Powers, Jim Shultz, Judy Draper, Carolyn Herron, Darryl Anderson, Chuck Fletcher, John Lober. Q 'ii'-J SCEPTRE STAFF-Jerry Moss, Derald Biggerstaff, Sandy Thompson, Pat Morrison. Mike l R nnie Proctor, Ron Jacobs, Charles Beltramo. Mr. Dick Wynne, Pat Mooney, Dick Doug as, 0 Stukas. Missing: Don St. John. celo fre The 1958 Sceptre is the largest and most expensive yearbook in Morningside's seven-year history, with 144 pages and a total budget of nearly EB5000. It is put out mainly by the annual staff, a group of students who spend one period a day plus time after school and on weekends and school holidays to make this book possible. An increasingly heavy load of work was borne by the Sceptre staff photog- raphers, who not only took many more pictures than in past years, but also developed and printed them. In addition to the regular annual staff members, several school photographers and members of the Lion's Roar staff helped considerably with certain parts of this book. Pat Mooney, co-editor, Dick Wynne, advisor, Mike Bel- tramo, co-editor. 1-.,w441t,, .-.V-V MW, GIRLS' l,IiAiilJli 0l'I l1'liRS: lst Semestergfonnie Templeman, president: Irene Hinsehe, viee-president: Terry Pratt. reeording seeretaryg Marjorie Atherton, eorrespondtng seeretaryg Wendy Jenkins, treasurerg Leah Hammond. historiang Sheliu Denham. big sister. 2nd Semester flierry Pratt. president: Delvana lfergeison, viee-president: Arlyse Mooney, recording secretary: Judy Webster. corresponding seeretaryg Pat Wallace. treasurerg Marsha Sehreier. htstoriang Irene Hinsche, big sister. Girls? Leatgtute Boys? League BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS: lst Semester-Ron Moore, presidentg Pete Ganulin, vice-presidentg Dick Popko, secretaryg Larry Dennison, treasurer. 2nd Semester-Mike Nollan, presidentg Mike Beltramo, vice-presidentg Richard Foster, secretaryg Art Hale, treasurer. . nz , , Cl., mf ,ji ,. '9' I : A' H V in-mama ' ,V r Aa y a wg: 'Q 'ld Ks f 4 fu I ,f 6 x I , -ff 5 40 h gl Sy, 'N Q M if Sf K , 1 'x . A 'J' X 1 I NX 4 'Qf fn , V x , W f , 4 f 9 f A 4 X 1 I-'irst and second semesters: president, Carol Corroilg vice president. Fred Guyotg secretary, Joun Allston: activity chzilrmun, .lun Mcllvzunc. Art Club Fellowship fciiuib First semester: Ted Gwartney, presidentg Dale O'Neal, vice presidentg Donna O'Neal, secre- tary. Second semester: Ted Gwartney, presidentg Paul Perrlne, vice presidentg Rosalie Blake, secretary. Fallzl Virginia Calderwood, president of Latin Clubg Paul Wood, president of French Clubg Irwin Goldman, vice president: Helen Gast and Paula Born, secretaries: Jay Brown. treasurer. Spring: French-Latin Club Cmerged othcersl: Rod Muth. presidentg Paula Born, vice president: Paula Born, vice presidentg Vicki Reed, secretaryg llfiifencliiflllaittiimi Cllulb First and second semesters: president, Betty Meniusg vice president, Jeanette Van Patteng secretary, Loretta Rigsbeeg trasurer, Nancy Kramerg reporter, Jean Hartman. 4 ' ., ef W , 1'o1.S' . 1 ' l ' if . . ,t,.,,5 ' ffmf- in f+'Q . - sm QQ Us-we , ri , 'yj , First semester: Judy Webster, president: Connie Templeman, vice president: Gloria Fuller, recording sec- retary: Pal Wallace. corresponding secretary. Second semester: Gloria Fuller, presidentg Barbara Leonard, vice president: Sue Worthington, recording secretary, Kay Earnest, corresponding secretary, Letterman? s Club First semester: president, Chris Cottleg vice president, Burton Davies, secretary-treasurer, Rich- ard Erdmang sergeant-at-arms, Gary Lofgren. Second semester: president, Glen Kezerg vice president, Fred Davisg secretary-treasurer, Furman Marsh: sergeant-at-arms, Tom Cook. :osx .N ,st Gary Pond, presidentg Jim Richardson, vice president, Don Simpson, secretary and range oilicer. Boys? Rifle Team ' Rlfll T Girls Il e eaum Both semesters: president, Rita Reevesg secretary, Gloria Williams. S. I-'irst semester: president. Pat Cameron: vice president, Pat Skulskyg secretary, Pat Abbott. Second semester: president, Marlyn Talley: vice president, Phyllis Balliettg secretary, Pat Cam- eron. tMaseot-Roger Crocker! Pep CCllulb Scholarship Society First semester: president, Chris Cottleg vice president. Steve Haas: recording secretary, Judy Snyder: cor- responding secretary, Jeanne Gudmunsen.. Second semester: president, Steve Haas: vice president, Bur- ton Daviesg recording secretary, Janet Willnerg corresponding secretary, Marilyn Perry. -4-L 'Hi-4 First semester: Jim Cobb, presidentg Harold Brown, vice president: Janet Young, secretarvg Richard Mas terson. representative. Second semester: Stuart Lanson, presidentg Allan Morris, vice presndentg Del Fer guson, secretaryg Richard Masterson, representative. Science Club Slhuttfcerlhugs First and second semesters: John Schmidt, presidentg Franklin Curcio, vice president. if Q Prcsidcnl. Sharon Owens: vice president, Pam Murlett: secretary, Sue Phillips: ud- visors, Miss Hitchcock. Mr. Mcl.eod. Spanish Club ll and llll Spanish Cclltutlb llllll aumdl IV First and second semester: president, Betty Devendorfg vice president, Delvana Fer- gusong secretary-treasurer, Gloria Fullerg advisor, Miss Nieto. Both semesters: president, Connor Wheatleyg vice president, Brian Forest. Young Democrats Young Republicans Both semesters: president, Judy Fateg vice president, Linda Veversg secretary, Karen Thompson. FALL-Ron Moore, prcsidcnlg Mark Will, vice presidentg Paul Wood, secretary: Bill McLeod treasurer Mike Nollan, sergeant-ulrzirms. SPRING-Mark Wilt, presidenlg Pat Pallcrson, vice president Bill Mel cod secretary: Bob Floyd, treasurcrg Paul Wood, sergeant-at-arms. Vikings I 0 Audio f V usual CCIQW John Helmsley, Miss 'Julia Rodgers fadvisorj, Harold Gooder, Paul Hann, Bill Cadoo, Jim Marsh , ' MJ- k, Max., '. :J r na Mug yu- .4 ,f X! y 4 , H W 4 i Front-Marlyn Talley. Pat Ganulin. Back-Sally Wilson, Glenda Brooks, Marilyn Perry, Judy Snyder. Girls of the Month Athletes of the Week ATHLETES OF Tl-IE WEEK-Front: Bob Anderson, Steve Haas, Tom Grates, Glen Kezer. Commissioners of Athletics-Back: Warren Johnson, Eddie Eberle. 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Second row-Sandra Hills, Dave Adler, Jerry Mullan, Gary Spino, Dave Lopez. Mike Bell, Dennis Guilliano, Gary Hallmark. Third row--Bill Mcngel, l.ec Holiday. Mike Bado, John Berg, Stewart Brown, Frank Drohncy, Bob Faught. Fourth row-Gerald Hann, Jim Grabill, Richard Williams. OHGVC The activities for the Morningside High School Band have been many and varied for the year l957-58. The band made its usual ap- pearance at all the football games and the pep band. made up from its members. furnished ap- propriate music for all rallies. Several of its members were chosen to rep- resent the school and the organization in the All BN RUN HENDERSON- Drum Nlajor Student Director Front-Duane Hester, Peggy Cook, Bonnie Skinner, Pat Mann, Linda Bott, Betty Lusby. Second row-Grant Peterson, Jerry Mathews, Bob Barrow, John Smith, Dennis Wight. Gary Davis, Sherrill Shedron, Jerry Newell. Third row-Philip Mani- fold, Byron Henderson, Neil Devereau. Back-Mr. Shafer, Jeff Nicholaysen, Brent Monson, Jan Cohan. JSM! California Band which played for the Music Educators' National Conference held in Los Angeles. The Band played for several assem- blies and gave a joint concert with the A Cap- pella choir. Special distinction was received when this organization achieved a superior rating at the District Band and Orchestra Festival. JOHN SHAFER- Band Director Front-Band president, Frank Drobnyg student director and drum major, Byron Henderson. Back-Mike Bado, asst. managerg Duane Hester, librarian: Jerry Newell, vice president. Band Ulflfiieeirs Pep Band Front-Pat Mann, Linda Bott, Sandi Hills, Jerry Mullan, Gary Hallmark, Jerry Newell, Jim Marsh, Gary Davis. Second row-Dave Adler, Duane Hester, John Stephens. Frank Drobny, Stewart Brown, John Berg, Niel Dev- ereau, Byron Henderson. Back-Dick Santee, Gerald Hahn, Jim Grabill, Richard Williams, Jan Cohan, Bryon Kenyon, Bob Faught. 98 Coinitiiineinitalls Linda Hutchins. Donna Kocher. Bill Tucker. Sharon lmler. John Petter- sen. Sandy Phelps. Gary Greer. Pianist. Dave Bishop. 557' Coeds Sandy Wasti, Darlene Simpson, Bonnie Beckner, Karen Goodberry, Cynthia Schriner, Janet Stauffer. Two extremely busy musical groups at MHS have been the Continentals and the Coedsf, They have really sold Morningside to hundreds of Inglewood Citizens. These highly talented groups have given much school service in their per- formances before P-TA,s, women's clubs, service clubs, churches, school activities, and assemblies. These highly selected groups are purely voluntary in that they must rehearse on their own time, before and after school. They are great public relations workers for MHS. X I4AI'I'I I I A Iionl A Shi-iinan. I. Rigsbee. C. Slireiner. I. Blakely, R. Wells. Il. lclilanr. B. Bevans. J. Brown, I.. Hutchins. K. Goodhcrry, ll lk 'tlsm-i, .I tmiitlir-ri. ll. Simpson. I It-Illanc. Sctond Row: If l'v:lcrson. I-. llunlcr. N. Iucks, lf. Rudd. S. Mathews, P. lfairhrothcr. R. Iilaltc, Il. Ilcnton. M hot-stlil, N. Snyder, .I loom-i. ll lccrson. ls, Sullixan. I. Adrian, S. Irnlcr. Ihiril Row: K. luruhhs. J. Pond, K. Handy, I. Iairsh. ll. llcinc. M. Ilt-rio. I' Ilirt, J. Slaullcr. ll King, ll Mckenzie. K. llanscn. C. Cioppagc, ID. Kochcr. J. Sonncnbcrg, J. Dunning. I'ourlh ow: W. R.idoumis, S Stliurnann, ly Anderson. A. lirillin. R. liloinincr. li, Iaxlor. N. Irloor. H. Pcrrine, J. Marino. J. Chilcoal, P. Jones. ID. Ilrsliop. .I Iuso. S I'lu-los. Iiatki N, Islt's, I' I't-urine, Il. Holland, A. Iicnnclt. .l. tioates. ii. Greer, J. PL-tterson, B. Tucltcr, ti. Pond, R. laru- bica. I Allen. I. Noniim-rs., I Klrbx. ocal usic Morningside's A Cappella Choir has participated in many school and civic activities this year and received high recognition in their performances. During the last four years they have achieved superior ratings at various festivals. Besides putting on several assemblies at MHS. they also journeyed to Monroe and Hawthorne to put on assemblies there. A Cappella Choir is under the leadership of Director William Marvel. Betty Lusby is the ac- companist. Ofiicers are Sandy Phelps, presidentg Bill Tucker, managerg Linda Hutchins and Lillian Le Blanc, secretariesg Bonnie Beckner and Linda Kirby, librariansg John Petterson and Gary Pond, robe keepers. The Choir was featured in the Inglewood 50th Anniversary Pageant. Other performances in- clude the Annual Spring Concert on May I4. appearances before various civic groups and clubs, and a feature role at the Drama Awards Show. They also combined with lnglewood's A Cappella Choir in the Inglewood Fair concert. This is the largest A Cappella Choir in the history of Morningside. The Girls' Cilee Clubs under Don Fontana also had a very busy year. One of their perform- ances was in A l.ittle Night Music on April 20. The Senior Glee along with A Cappella sang at the Christmas Program. The Senior Cilec also sang at the Festival at Redlands. The Girls' Glee was featured at the Baccalaureate Ifestixalf' 'I here is also a Boys' Cilee at MHS. but they did not put on any public performances. Front: Mary Salinas, Joy Baker, Pat Horn, Nancy Thomas, Karen Kremer. Loretta Parton, Linda Schreiner, Mary Carroll, Joy Waln, Muriel Johnson, Kay Handy, Sheila Hendrickson, Bonnie Thurber, Laryene Mitchell, Dianne Love, Maureen McDermott, Pat Mann, Nora Bumstein. Nancy Scruggs, Eve Mills. Row 2: Mr. Fontana tdirectorj, Bronwen Davies, Maren Nelson, Judee McGurre. Heather Lantaff. Cheryl Cook, Diane Scott, Joan Salen, Janice Wedderien, Donna Fisher, Amy Engdall, Linda Agens, Pat Davis. JoJdy Cruise, Shirley Ell, Karen Brown, Rolene Gagliano, Sue Garrett, Jean Curtis, Lynn Geary, Ruth Butler, Sarah Ritz taccompanistl. Row 3: Penny Patsy. Doreen McAtee, Candy Frith, Karen Snyder. Barbara Burton, Gloria Rose, Pat Dalton, Carol Gotzenberg. Toni Valestrino. Arvella Wilcock, Mary Ann Mosteller, Sue Henden, Vicki Zierden, Carolina Hall, Carol Pierce. Darlene Law, Madeline Hart, Samie Graf, Barbara McDowell, Karen Thompson, Pat Vest, Kay Terveen, Judy Druschke, Jackie Gallardo. Donna Curtis, Vivien Early. Senior Girls? Gilcc umiior Girls? Glicc Front: Sharon Carmock, Sharon Fowler, Marcie Bilson, Liz Winkler, Joan Long, Donna Libaire, Cami Rigsbee, Penny Patsy, Phyllis Salajar, Vicki Brown. Row 2: Dolores McAtee. Sharon Elliott, Sue Whitting- ton. Sandra Heatherly, Deva Sylvester, Joan Chism, Linda Van Eizenga, Lynn Battinelli, Jan Dunklau, Mary McCartney. Row 3: Marguerite Storen, Jo-Ann Musso, Sharon King, Judy Wittman, Joan Knudsen, Robin Means. Liz Lockwood, Valerie Venger, Shayndelle Coulter. Row 4: Ruth Hayward, Lynda Bush, Barbara Kiner. Kathy Vrlich, Pat Hopperton, Jackie Cook, Jackie Stuckley, Linda Dunning, Sherry Brimi, Janice Wedderien. bd War, gi at W..-if 'f'-!i 'X on -.W .4 N 'Q L dy U Sa Hester, H3 Don Welsh, I'CI1 Ka avis, edy D Goins, H Hilleger. Mary Lou Judy Miller, ynnda L Hair, Sandy Front- dle 1 id Jeffe. M da son, Lin veen, Darleen Simp Cl' ay T er. Sarah Ritz. K I'I'l F3 K Karen agliano. G Rolene FOP, SC Mo HH wsA he Mat HUC Suza ajor, M June U, rguso Fe Schreier. Delvana Marsha gOl'y. T6 arol G C i, rrison. Carol Bufalin 0 M Pat espie, cia Gill Mar Pettijohn, K7-Ruth V, 3C West. B Eileen Judy Kuns. Karen Sullivan. Marjorie Hynd. Teressa Lockwood, Hunt Ger Schreier, .-4 anal Di Jones, yce Jo P, Shar l YO Kirby, Ca nda Phelps, Li I'3. Sand Eberle, ancy hroeder. N Sc CV ry, B Q0 Gre Quinliven. Ellen Pat Stauffer. CI arter. Jan C Joan th, Sm HCC FC Flo Kalafsky, Joan Ladd, DRILL TEAM OFFICERS-Front: Darleen Simpson, Sarah Ritz, Eileen West, Carol Bufa- line. Marjorie Hynd. Donna Hester. Mary Lou Goins. Back: Suzanne Hunt, Ruth Pettijohn, Bev Schroeder. Linda Kirby, Sandra Phelps, Joan Carter, June Malor. mrill qeam The Monarchettes were organized for the purpose of providing half-time entertainment for basketball and football games at Morning- side. Ir1 addition to this, the Drill Team allows the girls to develop and increase poise, grace, body balance, leadership qualities, and ease of public performance. A constitution governs the Monarchettes. It provides for executive oflicers as well as marching officers. Any girl may try out for Drill Team at MHS if she has satisfactory recommendations from her teachers. The try-outs take place in the spring of the year. x 3 XII .l 81' if si 1 J Above-'l'he entire Pep Squad in the Big M formation. Below-A-Mujoreltes l.illinn l.e- lilune, Yvonne Hodge, Dianne Bennett, Sandy Saindlin. Absent Mjoy VV:iln. AhovesYell lenders Pam Murlclt. Queen Sandy Addy, Iiairbtiru Till- Abovc-Song Lenders I.:turel Al- mond, Donna Taylor, Queen Sally mum. Wilson, Kuren Kelley, Phyllis Bal- lictt. Pulehritude and energy throughout the yeur-those were the features of the 1957-58 Monarch Pep Squad. 'lihe thirteen lovelies of the Yell lenders. Song leuderx und MujoretteS were in evidence from the first of the year ut games. rulliex. atsxexnhlies and other mehool etents. Since Iirst imprexsionx eount xo much, it ix xery fortunate that the first aight many visitors to Monarch game5 hud wus ol' these talented girlu. 104 ,gm x XX , 4 E uf 5:5 Fi is X..- '. 1 XX 25655 1 ...g ifi M Q.. ',, Z ki fi UZ W ff X 3, u S -3 t w, 5 at ' L ! ' :LS . ' ' R xx: xv X: 2 13 -3,1 , R , ,. Q. EQ - i .gi 15 A ll I ,E 3 3, i ' 'fZf3in-aww ff 41 ,WJ ly pmawf ., 1 fig- If. 5 .Wg X3 . E X Q R ' X X X b , x 2 Q A , X 'I X yy 1 iv X X xy R X Y , X :S X , ' x 5 it -,T J X3 A Q' 'Q K w i f x f . , E x X if 52' 17 , f A f f L , QL E ' f ' ' f, :IE 1 ef- X LW? X X K- :A In K. x - - . - w - x , 'A I , Q ,, I , , L 1 - . : . fs: QQ . 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In our opinion these plays are the finest in the vicinity. We salute the department and their outstanding instructor for their efforts in this field. Nil Remember' Mama? 7 I Remember Mama, the heart-warming story of a Norwegian family living in San Francisco and this year's senior play, starred Ruth Pettijohn, Anna Menelaus and Chet Atlas. lt was presented near the close of 1957. Supporting the stars were Janice Shrader, Julie Guisinger, John Chappell and Ken Del Conte. The story, which was told by Katrin, the daughter who wanted to write, included such incidents in the family history as the family's method of dividing the week's earnings, Dag- mar's trip to the hospital, Katrin's graduation present, the death of Uncle Chris, and finally Katrinis success as a writer. 1 The combined ellorts of the music and drama rg, r-2 A departments produced this year's Christmas pro- ' 4 t M gram The Six Senses of Christmas. The pro- gl! 1 gram. which featured the junior and senior girls' l glee and the A Cappella Choir. presented such songs as Dry Bones. l-ullaby. Sing Noel and Ave Maria. These were introduced by Mr. Ton while he H talked about the tive senses of Christnias-siglit, ,fl hearing. smell, touch and tasteg-and,'aQegn1pli1zis'ized, j U the sixth and most inipottansfserisealfai'thQ,X T I V' J I I 'Av l Y This inspirational and lenteftainjftt! lfprogrghi - 3 seems a line way to have 'bI'6llgfTlj Al'lC curtain ,' pk . T T . T1 1 T T M55 TT down on the eventtul year of 1957i gf! T W! 1 I A ,' Ty Tf TT f' T ' Tx, Y TT1.5!7! ,OV 1 if H T s if Ch ' ft ff g A my t Tl, 0 XX CHSQSQ IFJIS H1315 V eef' T , T T fl T tl t Q ,J qi fullf f T ,fl V if t p My M' Dif f t pf! L7 A ' T at T f 3 1 ,f I' T 5 L i 1, rf T T Q , i ,pau y f. ' ,Tf' , 1' l V I L ff- ,ffl My ',,f3 ff L' c I , I ' ,1 JL , jj 1 X A Tl ' V L ff fm f p T T T f ft' 2 Q I fl, J L H , fm, J wk lf . . g MT N IL I lx! Q xxx ff T f I ,Q I ,WT Ullsaillacs iiitit The Rain? X3 1 xi J 'iLilacs in the Rain was a hectic comedy starring Jo Anne Premack, Martyn A ns, Judy Berry, Ja 'ce Green, Connie McEwen, Larry Balliet, Warren Chick and Tom Grates. The play was presented in ebruary a ,was seen for two nights. The story tells of an American family, consisting of four daughters and the usual two parents. Each somehow in- volves the others in his problems until everything is in a confusing tangle. Everyone's problems are finally straightened out, however, and the family returns to its usual state. I l T 1 Mn y, , 15: 'x HA Young Mlainfs FQLHCYM A Young Man's Fancy, a three-act play presented in March, was sponsored by the Ingle- wood Teachers Association. All profits were put into a Scholarship Fund for the Future Teachers of America from both Morningside and Inglewood High Schools. The amusing comedy, which was about a timid young boy in a summer camp, starred Gary Carlin, Ken Del Conte, Ruth Pettijohn, Judy Jensen, Sandy Phelps and Tom Grates. Uneatacit Plays Another interesting drama activity has been a series of one act plays dramatized by the various periods. Period 1 presented Cup of Kindness and Pink and Patches. 'tGray Bread and Elizabeth were the contributions of Period 2. Period 3 presented New Fountainf, the cerebral palsy play, and 6'Cracked Ice. Roughly Speaking, Three Cents a Day and Just Another Saturday were shown by Period 6. 'Forgotten Many' was seen during the Easter vacation. These plays were usually viewed during lunch time with drama students and other Monarchs acting as the audience. They gave the students an excellent opportunity to work on the stage with costumes, make up and lighting. They also gave many students a chance for acting experience they would have otherwise missed. x DV u t A . ' 1 fx ' ' -4 4 WNNX .1 ,' ff If If . f -v I . t J ,v . . 1 t , L XQx L 'NL KCLV kr gilt t till? qtlwll t my t' L NK V X U kk X x lk 0 l f QTY xtl Q tit KV is lx ill ' it it 0 v LT ,lt ilk fl t -,tt I fx v 11 -s v . l l . t' , Q I 'K 'V x L L, v i t i llintgleyvoodl Pageant LQ t 'LUN Ylmbt , LL X T1L'l X L W ul fly L . NA special. activity in which drama department participated this year was the Inglewood Ftttteth Anniversary Pageant. The department furnished both the actors and the dancers for this event, which was held June 6 and 7 at the Centinella Bowl. The cast, which was assembled by Mr. Ton, contained over 2000 members. Morningside students played prominent parts. Q The outstanding job don-e on this civic undertaking is another reason we at Morningside teel our drama department IS one of the best in the city. HA Bell for Adlainton A Bell for Adamo boasted of two things which made it a fitting close to a good year. It was one of the first times the play had ever been presented by a high school drama group, and it was enacted by the largest cast of the year. This cast was headed by Ken Del Conte, Chris Cottle, Burton Davies, Sylvia Santany and Warren Chick. I' gr r l' The color and the form of traditional and modern art is expressed on Morningside's campus by members of Monarch art and crafts classes. Crafts classes have produced a multiplicity of articles intended primarily for their own use. such as leatherwork and ceramic objects. Art classes have produced not only those things for their own use-such as paintings, modeling item, drawings, mobiles, etc.-but also a wide variety of things for the benefit of the whole school-such as posters, program covers, banners, stage scenery. etc. On the following pages is a small sampling of some of the best work to be produced by members of the art and crafts classes. Unfortunately, space does not permit identifica- tion ofthe individual artists and craftsmen. I . . I .ffyaj gig, fi aftt o 1 dowfie lfd ,' nj,-V 17 Y ' X O 4 L i EEWJQ WW' ffm! Jfjfj f A X .sr . X . Q v X - Ss .Q N 'Q i Q QQ xl 3X 1? f I 4 . I W :. 1 fl f f M I I X QQ? Q ff .,, ,,-.Q fy- 4, fa I, ,l ,Z 0 ,ff -Y , ' P f' , 1 fi' ,1 Q ' ' 'i g P in W, Zrzzz 5 .A A Cy Clie. v ' x, ' x 'Y if '11 'X X 1 Q' 3 SEEPTR W K f Hwvwfffv . xx... waw' Amy. as ,, M I 'Qu , N1 b Y, ' ,, :I A s H - N 'N N.. S sf ' '1- I Q A x O o g ffsx , ' 1 , C . -WMA .M M- .,,,M-M ,,i,.mh.. Q faflzffgzafzi- A ., fy JPWPY, 'ar Y - f f f 4-, i 277' , ' ff f f-N. uv' ffl 'f 3 7' . .u5:23 39' lf' 'li V73-' U .kv I , X Q' ,P P 2- fb I ' - A Vnqu FY il is ,f 4 X f J' , ' K .iff .. -154 AP '- g gi. 'V A. Llp ' 4 411-w34.,,'f ... . ..,,, I l,Iv- - ,, , Q -.,,.f+f- gf 'I A I ,,...1, X21 '- 5 ' '- i ..Q-Mg, spy' I if '..,,- ,,,,, mf ' 5 A.,,,, .q ,A,, 'Wa' -- ,z -NN ' I 4 ff ,, . fa ,-K 4 ' W fx 1 f .iw 'J by G ,- I i . 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C CU B-1 D3 E o I-' 2 Q 6 u r-3 E 1-A -2 1: C d N 21 .CI La 05 O LJ d : V7 : 4 1 ...I L 9 B cu Q 2 : 2 E PH ifiootb tllll Qoaclhes lxneelm left to right: Glen Kezer, Coach John- son Chris Cottle. Standing: Couch Smith, Couch Cipplello Couch Branigan. and Captains oofgall Morningside's varsity football team, under new head coach Howard Johnson, had its most successful season in the schoolis history in 1958. Its only loss was against the Hawthorne Cougars. The Monarchs finished second to Hawthorne in the Pioneer League with a 4-1 league record and had an 8-1 record for the whole season. Morningside placed seven players on the first string all-Pioneer League team, including three on the offensive team and six, a league record, on the defensive team. Two made both offense and defense. The players on the offensive team were John Pettersen, left end, Chris Cot- tle, left tackle, and Glen Kezer, fullback. The players on the defensive team were Buddy Erdman, right end, Tom Cook, middle guard, Chris Cottle, left linebacker, Glen Kezer, right linebacker, Fred Davis, left halfback, and Larry Balliett, right safety. MHS players on the second string all-league offensive team were Gary Lof- gren, tackle, Neal Engdall, guard, Maurice Guthrie, center, Larry Balliett, quarter- back, and George Hansford, halfback. The players on the defensive team were Gary Lofgren, tackle, and Ken Del Conte, linebacker. Cottle, Morningside's star tackle, was chosen on the first string all-CIF team. He was the first football player in Morningside's history to receive any kind of all-CIF mention and will play in the Shrine north-south all-star game this summer. Paul Alexander Larry Balllett Tom Cook Ifrcd Davis Kun Dclfnnlc Ncul lingdull Richard Erdman Nick Floor Tom Grates WJ' N5 7 Season Morningside Opponent 6 Redondo o... ..,....,,,.. 0 26 Inglewood ....oo...o.,,. ..... l 2 18 Glendale Hoover ,,o, 6 19 Gardena ,,,...,......,.,,,,, ...,, l 2 1 Culver City Cforfeitl .. 0 13 El Segundo ....,,...,..., 0 14 Hawthorne o.,...... ,.... 2 6 19 North Torrance .,.. 7 48 Beverly Hills ,.... 7 164 Total 70 r' X Jim Hodge Dave Holland Jim Johnson Glen Kezer Q is, Q L, 4 xv 'NX Gary Lofgren Hugh Morgan Barry Peterson Bottom: Right: Gus Scoufus John Petterson Jim Stewart Carl Rydingsword Clement Zirolj Bob Sangster X , L L - , First row-Skip Coulombe. Terry Quinlan, Nick Floor, Jim Hodge, Jim Lee, Bruce Giuliano, Bill Brown y Second row-Fred Selby. Fred Kross, Dennis Wight, Gus Scofus, Clem Ziroli, Gordon Anderson Jim lla Q S Miller, Bill Ogden. Back row-Dennis Way, Cliff Rhodes, Bill Hayward, Mike Eaton, Art Goldberg larry Duncan. Dale O'Neal, John Boyd, Jim Gallop. ll,Vfs and Bees Front row-Don Ness. Bob G. Brown, Mike Cadenhead, Norman Newman, Bill Edgington, Jerry Letcher, Daryl Anderson, Doug Minner, Jim MacKenzie, Terry Freeman. Second row-Paul Wood, John Gordon, Dennis Goble. Ron Rydingsword, Ed Cuccio, Gerry Del Conte, Ken Irwin, Doug Price, Eddie Embury, Ron Arndt. Tom Frame, Gary Davis fMgr.J Third row-Ray Pack, Roger Langer, Tim Smartt, Jim Floor, Jerry Mathews, Mike McAfee, Ron Bass. Marvin Tieg. Bill McCloud. Dennis Penso, Rod Muth, George Athens. Back row-Coach Hogle. John Aitken, Irv Breithaupt, Richard Huizenga, Larry Loomer, Pat Mc- Larney. Keith Sheets, Alan Bennett, Joel Slutske, John Helm, Karl Anderson, Gary Floor, Coach Holstine. BUGS 1 if VARSITY-Jerry Manifold Cmanager, varsityJ, Harold Gooder, Mike Nollan, Mike Beltramo, Brian Forst, Terry Ayer, John Leifhelm, Gary West, Curtis Manthome, Warren Pickens, Mark Witt, Tony Gatica, Jerry Newell, Mr. Hoffman Ccoachj, Mr. Hatfield fassistant coachj. Water Polo made its debut this year as a Morningside sport. With plenty of r experienced tearns'on its ambitious schedule, the Monarchs really came through in fine style, winning over half the meets. Spark plugs of the Varsity were Mike Nollan and Warren Pickens, who car- ried the team into fourth place in the Pioneer League, a position they should I improve next year because everyone should be back. The Bees took third in the O 0 League with the Cees coming in second. BEES AND CEES: Front-Gary Chandler, Jim Kennedy, Lyle McNeil, Pete Ganulin, Jim Grabill, Fred Shainfeld, Jim Hennis, Al Gilbert, Bruce Beuchel, Richard Douglas. Back-Mr. Hoffman fcoachl, Richard Newhouse, Mike Calderwood, Dale Small, Bryan Kenyon, John Valek, Art Hale, Len Martinez, John Harrington, Bill Richardson, Richard Williams, Richard Foster, Spencer Carle, Mr. Hatfield Cassist- ant coachJ. 120 VARSITY-Steve Haas, Ken Mclvlullin, Furman Marsh, Paul Perrinc, Ira Yawnick, Joe Herzog, Don Had- dox, Ron Jacobs. ross own fry Another line season was accomplished by the Cross Country teams as the Varsity de- feated 39 teams while losing to only 3 during the regular season, under head coach Dean Miller. They took championships in the Pioneer League for the fourth straight year, and won the CIF Seetionals. while placing fourth in the CIF Finals. Due to their great record. the team was invited to the National Postal Meet along with eight other teams. The Monarchs took both the five-man ten-mile relay, and the two-man ten-mile relay. with Furman Marsh and lra Yawnicl-Q Competing. The squad elimaxed its season by being voted as the best Cross Country team in the country by the Track and Field News. JY: Front-Fred Dwight. Jim Gonzales. Larry Dennison, Mike Keslin, Dick Masterson. Ron Moore, Dale Definer. Back-Chet Atlas. Dick Heltsley. Mel Dohn. Roger Bergman. Ted Gwartney, Dick Popko, Edgar Yawnick, Bob Brewer, Dick Jeffe. IXUS ing out with 37 team victories and 7 defeats. They were champs of the Mount SAC Invitational. Pioneer League, CIF Sectionals. and were fourth in the CIF Finals. The JV Cross Country team had much the same season as the Varsity, com- 'ig The Frosh-Soph were also Pioneer League champs, beating 37 teams and be- ing defeated by 7. - Sophs FROSH-SOPH: Front-Malcolm McDonald. Bob Perrine. Dave Lopez, Dale Opdahl. Richard Dillon. Center-Kim Kaufold, John Sullivan, Barry Van Kirk. Jerry Cincinell. Chuck Gonzales, Larry McCrary, Dave McQueen, Back-Eric Pryor, Craig Potter, George Sullivan, Dan Lewis, Dick Frame. Steve Graham. Jerry Berg. ..l---,li 'alll l. n. fllui 1-vw - x 1 IW I I 4-Q5 XWQM COACHES-.Bill Pendleton Tom Brannigan Larry Smith ,BasLefAall Morningside's Varsity Basketball team, under new Head Coach Larry Smith, tied with the Hawthorne Cougars for the Pioneer League championship. The Monarchs qualified for the CIF playoffs but lost to a powerful Santa Maria team in the first round. Two Morningside players, center Tom Grates and guard Burton Davies, made the six-man first string all-Pioneer League team. Guard Larry Balliett made the second team, and forwards Chris Cottle and Glen Kezer were given honorable mention. 1- f 1 - ,, fx 4 Q A ., I U Y. H I . 1 7 Qx . A n A, . K N, Y Morningside Practice Games Opponent 35 Compton ...............,.,... .....A.....,...... 3 7 61 Serra .....................,.. ,.............. 3 7 55 Inglewood ....,. ......,. 4 9 39 Loyola ......... ........ 4 8 78 Alumni .......... ........ 5 5 38 Point Loma .......... ........ 4 3 58 Helix ........................ .,...... 4 2 43 San Diego Hoover ....,.. ........ 7 4 66 Fontana ...,...............i... ........ 4 8 68 Long Beach Wilson ...... ..,..... 4 5 44 Santa Maria .,............... ........ 5 3 54 Leuzinger ......l.....,.l... ......-- 4 6 68 Fillmore .......... .----4.- 5 0 57 Santa Monica .,,f. .....--- 6 7 60 Culver City ....l.. 5-,-f--- 2 8 59 Beverly Hills ..l.. .---A--- 6 0 Morningside Pioneer League Games Opponent 33 44 52 78 58 53 57 62 40 69 50 1477 Hawthorne ......,............................. 43 Culver City ..... .......... 4 0 North Torrance ..... ....,. 2 8 El Segundo ..... ...... 6 5 Beverly Hills ...... ...... 5 4 Hawthorne ....... ....... 6 0 Culver City ...... ..,.,.. 3 8 North Torrance ...,. ......, 3 3 El Segundo ..v,. ,.,.,.. 3 8 Beverly Hills .......,...... ....... 6 3 Santa Maria CC.l.F.J ,,.,. ..,..,. 6 6 All-Season Total .....t ..,,,. l 310 125 Top row-.lim Gullup. Clill' Rhodes. Doug Willsie. Art Goldberg. Dale O'Neil. Bob Pier, Tony Allen S Bottom ron -Ifrzink Burke, .lim Hodge, Tony Obcrholtz, Dan Jordon. Ken Platt, Coach Tom Branigan H-59, W, V, George Athens. Brain Seitz. Ron McGaha, Bill Arrillaga, Dick Austin, Dan Lewis, Larry Sundermzin, Ray L' Thorpe, Jack Rumbaugh, Rich Hagerman. Front-Coach Jack Holstine. M1 Top row-Mike Alvarado, Woody Woodburn, Bill Kent, Dave Kauth, Gary Sarna, Coach Bill Q-J Q35 Pendleton. Bottom row-Dick Tanger, Ron Jacobs, Denny DeTarr, Doug Minner, Bob Brown, Don i' X' Emery. Dick Chodkowski. inli-.A . , f .,e -i-grin. i rl. f , IHGJVUP I-LAWN YARSITYfFront: Leo Carlstrom tmgrj, Sterling Boyd, Don I-Iaddox. Dale Definer, Ken McMullin, Dennis Patterson, Jim Richardson. Ken DelConte. Back: Jim Floor, Warren Chick. Bob Sangster, Fred Davis, Chet Atlas. Richard Erdman, Fred Kross. Gary Lofgrcn, Coach Smerdel. M i fi 4 Q' Q l?:,- t H? Lew' X ,f,:uC'-: X . , r Nw , f, . .N A 25' ffQ.A.JXy Lsuw' Z ,G . .W i. K 1 -4 law 3 . 2.4 .ji il' Li '.L'Qx.'Vv-' ' - . W QvxIL. lf l - X . Q., Q , by .I i gy, ft ,X 3 J. ... Cwv.,Cf, J W' tx U IX li F rs ' ' , . fy L -v. Tzvdw o l'1.nfDi Q75 V' I X L V25 l V1 ' 't ' M ' , X t. , . 3 Y .i I' lgtfkjwx X11-,Q.f.v:f. N f it l I A V , A , . ' f . fy - ' . f -' . 5 'X-1. -,-. l -m. .,flyELf s V-'J' Morningsides varsity wrestling team had one of its usual successful seasons in l958, winning the Pioneer League championship and all league dual meets. Seven Monarch wrestlers qualified for the CIF finals. They are Sterling Boyd in the 95-pound class. Don Haddox in the 103-pound class, Dale Deffner in the 112-pound class, Eddie Embury in the 120-pound class, Warren Chick in the 145-pound class. Ken Del Conte in the 175-pound class and Gary Lofgren in the heavyweight division. Haddox finished sec- ond in the finals and Lofgren was fourth. In addition to being first in the league, the Monarchs finished third in the El Camino Invitational Tournament and placed high in the CIF sectionals and CIF regionals. CIF FINALISTS- Don Haddox Gary Lofgren Eddie Embury Not pictured: Ken Del Conte .1 I-'ronl-Harold l-lrickson, Paul Spearman, Jcll Richardson, Dave Breen, Hob Burrow, Eddie limhury. Buck- Cuucli Smurdel, John Ailkcn, Jerry Mathews, Al Coulombc, Jerry lJelContc, Terry Quinlan, Irvin Iireillmupl, Jim Miller, Mike liuton. I HVYS 128 Dale Deffner practices a hold on Don Haddox as Coach Smerdel and members Varsity and JV squads watch. Seated-Sterling Boyd. Kneeling-Dave Breen, Gary Lofgren, Bob Bolton, Jim Richardson, John Aitken, Fred Davis, Jerry DelConte, Chet Atlas Cbackj, Warren Chifeck ffrontj, Bob Sangster, Richard Erdman, Fred Kross, Skip Coulombe. Stand- ing-Harold Erickson, Jim Petersen, Irvin Breithaupt, Jim Miller, Jim Floor, Lonny Juarez, Mike Eaton. of the 5 COACH ES- W ' Howard Johnson ! Bob Eriksen ' - - Tom Brannigan ur' LP S-as .YJ-,. asegall Coach Howard Iohnson's varsity baseball team has shown steady improvement since its . The Monarchs were in second place in the Pioneer League slow start in the 1958 season when this Sceptre went to press, but still had a good chance to finish in first. The leading hitters so far have been Larry Balliett, Bob Pier, Barry Peterson and Gary Lofgren. The leading starting pitchers are Bob Anderson and Butch Reece, who are backed up by a strong relief staff led by southpaw Doug Carroll. The infield is greatly improved over last year's. The usual infield line-up has been Burton d B b Pier at Davies at first base, Frank Raia at second base, Larry Balliett at shortstop an o third base. This improved infield is one important reason for the Monarchs success this year. W- ,, J , AMW-w U7 LB 1 52 Bob Anderson Dom: Carroll League Won Lost 9 4 Opponent 3 Hawthorne O North 2 Beverly 10 Hawthorne 4 Culver 2 North 4 El Segundo Q8 inningsl 3 El Segundo C10 inningsj 7 Beverly C10 inningsj 9 Hawthorne -L Culver 1 North 1 El Segundo Missing: Larry Balliett MHS 8 10 0 7 13 7 5 2 8 0 8 6 3 Jim Lee Gary Lofgren Richard Penjoyan Barry Peterson Bob Pier Bob Podas Frank Rain Butch Reese Don Tamburro Burton Davies Gary Freeman Dan Jordan GICII Kezer at ,, t??!'Qf 5, 'U Mtn lllV?s First row-Denny DeTarr, Mike Alvarado, Terry Quinlan, Jerry Thagard, Bill Brown, George Athans. Second row-Coach Tom Brannigan, Doug Price, Jim Ketcham, Neil Engdall, Frank Burke, Tom Barnes, Karl Anderson, Ron McGaha, John Sullivan Cmgrj. Back-Mike Van Wocrt, l.arry Sundcrman, Dick Merrill, Pat McLane, Dale O'Neal, John Helm, Dick Austin. Front row-Gary Davis, Darryl Anderson, Bill Edgington, John Webb, Gary Anderson, Bob Brown. Second row-Mike Cadenhead, Leonard Schultz, Rade Korach, Bruce Maggio, Carl Yauch, Ed Embury, Steve Graham. Back-Bill Wookey, Keith Sheets, Ralph Block, Cliff Rhodes. Dick Carter, Ray Thorpe, Art Waters, Tim Smart, El Coche' Eriksen Don Ness, DeWitt McMeans, Dennis Gobble, John Best, John Leifhelm, Doug Willsie, Bill Arrillaga, Ken Platt, Tom Daniels, Kenny Ahlberg, Jim McKenzie, Jack Holstine. goal qganfl ennis earn Front-Mike Keslin, Dick Hagerman, Tom Nobles, Dick Jeffe, Mike Bell, Gary Floor. Back -Coach Larry bmith, Lane Roth, Bruce Zeedik, Art Cheshire, John McGraw, Dave Kauth. f A f 4 s lm, ! If as Q U G Q -s NJ Ll! rflfcy LT 9295 0003 S-43-5F If A U Um?-H. img? 25555- Lo g u..I:fE QESQJ :Egg fI+w O QD RQ,-I Q-:sag F.:-s :SO-0,-43 mgmg D-'ZQQCD A 4: 'gmzvg 5-'comm CU'-:SQ Zmlfg .f: -N ... Oziaggcti Engl-I-I s-O ESM? , ag 3935 mmsvgx GJ ,P24 QJHB 4-J WEEE -GJ zum' .EJ-fiff5' aifvif 'U 533,002 Q00 E: was Limo ' x.J H fx ' ,dwg .Q ,L N . 300030 GJ 'Zi EMAQQ mf' Q. G00 EOMEQA 0.1 FZMQ s: f o 930+-I.--1C +cZN-CQFE CDS-ibn ,,y.5 ?o'D '.Z2 onigg-S M3252 E-Swv F3 bcuz . .CCD s-1 .23 22 DCE:'i2E: Qcofg A2 4-4QJ ': qu S: 55: 3 L-4 'GJ Lr..QQ.:D DSO COACHES- Bill Pendleton Dean Miller John Cappiello VGC Another highly successful and record breaking season was enjoyed by the track an.l Lizld team under new Head Coach Dean Miller and his hard working assistants. Combining m my wins with but a few dual and triangular losses. the Varsity placed fourth in th: Inglewood Relays. and was favored to take the Pioneer League Championships. Record smashing performances. such as a 9.9 hundred and 49.6 quartermile by sprint siizr Steve Haas. were many. Haas also combined with Dave Cooper, Jerry Holman, and John Peterson in winning the National Mile Relay championship. Two school records were made in the 440 and 880 relays during the Inglewood Rellys, even though these teams came in second and third. In the distance medley at Santa Barbara. Dave Brown, Paul Perrine, Furman Marsh, and Steve Haas came through with a victory. The Bees won about half of their meets, but the Cees, led by high scorers Arnold Tosh and Dick Masterson, went undefeated at the time this book went to press. They wer: f gvcr,:,l to take the Pioneer League. All the teams should be powerful next year with most of .172 strength lying in the juniors. COMPTON CUP INVITATIONAL MEET-Steve Haas, 440g Dave Brown, 880g Furman Marsh. mile Q ee Track Cece Track 5 Y E' I-'rom-Irwin Goldman. Lyle McNeal, Dale Opdahl, Jim Gonzales, Jerry Berg, Larry Dennison, Dave Lopez. Larry McCrary, Bob Perrine. Center- Jim Gallup, Ken Irwin. Mike Leonard. Joe Ward. Jim Hodge, Dick Frame, Gregg Perkins, Ronnie Bass, Irvin Breithaupt. Back-Roger Berg- man, Joe Slutske. Dan Lewis, Bill Tucker. Eric Prior, Dick Santee, Craig Potter. Jerry Mullan, Derald Biggerstall. Dick Popko, Bob Brewer. Front-Paul Wood, Dick Masterson, Tom Frame, Arnold Tesh, Pete Mizrah. Center-Norman Newman, Dean Harrison, Malcolm McDonald, Bob Barrow, Ron Rydingsword, Jerry Cincinelli. Back-Kim Kaufold, Douglas Anderson, James Kennedy, Woody Woodburn, Barry Kohler, Berry Van Kirk. A S E' Front-Jeff Nicolaysen, Mac Cohen, Dave Tillmans, Pete Ganulin, Tony Gatica, Terry Ayer, Jerry Newell, Joe Agozino, Art Hale. Back-Coach Hoffman, Warren Pickens, Gary West, Dick Douglas, Brent Monson, Mike Nollan, Mike Beltramo, Jim Grabill, Mark Witt, Bob Gast tmgr.J, Bob Faught tmgrj. wimming In their second year of competition, the Swim Team came through with another great season, with many of the school records being broken, mostly by sophomores. At the time this book went to press, the swimmers under Head Coach Bob Hoffman and Eugene Hatfield for diving, had high hopes of placing well in the Pioneer League, one of the best in the CIF. Beverly Hills and El Segundo, two teams in the league, are expected to finish one and two in the CIF. The best meet of the season was against highly-rated Santa Monica, in which the Mon- arch Varsity won by the score of 46 to 40. The Bees and Cees beat El Segundo for one of their finest meets. Among the swimmers who hold top marks are Steve Horton, Warren Pickens, Mark Witt and Art Hale. The divers, led by Jeff Nicolaysen, have added considerable points to the swimming meets. 1 v- - 1 rv-wma:-f ,,..a .aa m yum'-v-111-' -Ju.. - 5 J A N-mi.. I I iz MQ I-ironl--AC'r4iig llcndrickson, 'l om Knight. Seulenl-lircd Shuinfeld, Jim Marsh, Jim llcnnis, ijffelg Allen Murrinmn, Spencer Carle. llcnnix Giuliano, Bill McLeod. Huck-Mr. Hollmun iconclll. Riuliurd Cohan, Bruce licuchcl, 'loin Odemrnns, John Hargrove, Ray Thorpe, .lcrry Manifold, tiene lluliicld lzixsislunl conclij. l'ront-Drive Adler. Riclmrd Newhousc, Mike Caxldcrwood, Phil Manifold. Sezilccl-lhiann Kenyon. l,cn Murlinel. Tom Melieynolds, Greg Peterson, John llurriniglon, Mike lirznzcl- CNY lon. liiiuk-llnlc Small. Chuck Gonzales, Richard Williams, John Berg, Rieliznrd Ifoslcr, Linry Chandler, Grunt Peterson, Bill Richardson, Gene lfluliield leouchb. 2 tw- 4' ' t A l .wr . tl .35 4 X ., N Left: Fall Sports QT0lll'I.-AJOLIH Hiltlreth. Hetly Davis. Glenda Brooks Right: Spring Sports Court, Dale Anderson, Donna Major, Lee Eggers tQueen1, Judy Jensen. Wilma Taylor. tQuecnl, Susan Goates. Sandy Smith. u j Girls? Swim Team This is the second year that Morningside has had atgirls' swim team that competed with other schools. The girls' swim team is an activity associated with Girls' Athletic Association. Though not much publicity was accredited to these girls during the school year, they com- peted against such schools as El Segundo, Hawthorne, Chadwick, Lakewood, and Long Beach. During swim season there was a regular practice twice a week. To become a member of swim team a girl may go out when try-outs are held. l Front: L. Wells, C. Schneider. J. Kruschke. M. Van de Braak, R, Tokar, B. Harsell. J. Hilleger. Back: Miss Lowry tsponsorb. V. Hodge, D. Sylvester, A. Engdall, P. Marlett, B. Tillmans. S. Hendrickson. K, Hendrickson, J. Oldaker. B. Bevans. 139 LJ AlDVANL'lilD MODERN DANCE-Front: Karen Kelly. Marilyn Aston. Maureen Selby. Sue Cornell, Jane Cairns, Gail Frields. Center: Shirley llonver. Sandy Addy. Laurel Almond, Pat Williams, Diane Bennett, Phyliss Balliett, Jane Irwin. Back: Julie Guisinger, Carol C':irioll. Anna Menelaus, llelen Gust, Connie Meliwen, Pat ','ameron, Hayla MeCanles. KMC ern CIVIC? Twenty-two girls made up the Advanced Modern Dance Class this year. lt was a full and busy year for them as they performed for P-TA programs, Women's Club conventions, Little Night Piano Concert, Clothing Fashion Show, Educational Fair, HIMLL Highlights, and other special programs for community clubs. The combined classes amounted to 74 students. Last year there were only two Modern Dance Classes, this year there were three and plans have been made for a fourth next year. The combined dance classes presented a most successful dance concert, entitled MDANCE lS ....... . It featured 23 spectacular and interpretive contemporary dances. This was the second year that the Modern Dance Award was given. It is given to the senior who has contributed the most to Modern Dance in her years at MHS. This can be by her ability in dance, enthusiastic support of the program, or choregraphy. She is selected by the advanced class and voted on with secret ballots. INTERMEDIATE MODERN DANCE-Front: Bonnie Bradshaw, Cheryl Dodds, Sandy Williams, Sharon Owens. Paula Borne, Pat Norton. Center: Karen Chansler, Carol Martin, Pat Skulsky. Joan Young, Pat Dudney, Lee Ann Robinson, Jan Shrader, Margie Murphy. Back: Judey Myer, Sylvia Santany, Pat Abbott. Nan Pinto. Pal Germain, Ginger Powers, Judi Bowers, Judy Sandstrum, Susan Goates. BEGINNING MODERN DANCE-Front: Linda Thiere, Beverly Bark- ley, Linda Ruber, Joan Sorenson, Judy McNeill, Karen Way. Center: Beverly Muzzi, Sandy Vivonia, Judy Jensen, Jeri Smith, Sharon Ryan, Carol Robertson, Sandy Wasti, Janice Green, Gail Skulsky. Left: Connie Sibneider, Roberta Tokar, Adrianne Minkow, Jackie Suzow, Jean Feole, Sxuscae Henden, Gwen Stoner, Dorraine Paulson, Barbara Long, Maureen n erson. 1 t ' f ff ff Q! e Drug Lzuvnuuuu. V nlnl e .1....,,.-.......N. A,v...: .... -.7. .,,...,T.,, - ,..,-TY ,Mgr , , M Y A ff 1 . r .ff . . iw r. . f M J k 1 - W M X, f E W, VG' if ef :lf . wif ' .V i f ' .fa ' 'J wb sf' if . 1,9 ii uf 3 f L. 1 2 'L , Vu 'A pf' 1 If ' 1 xv ' X ,Ex V! V' ,, l la 'tb' I 'V VI -1' ,J tx jx .XA xt N 1 , 3 fl V' .f 1 N4 It , 5 i xv by ,LJ 1. U . V ,lf '-1 writ' 1 1' J V A N iz - , f' 5, .f Us N Q57 ' . I g V Ji! N. E If' A ff u tit! . . X, ',L'Gi, slfAthletIc ,As ' tio, is an organization for girls who wish to participate in various , N 1 ' 5 ' x. LY f f . . . Q. Qlsports, goutsyrde. qlggtthekregular gym class. Most team sports, and some individual sports, J, M ,JM are offexfrdfafterfmr hooltxthroughout the year. js! ,YV Thrgrfgh itsfathletic and social functions, GAA encourages the highest ideals of service, - u , , f . ' . . , . . . . . . ,X Aft' ,Y J ,f'sporQQir1ansh1yf and good fellowship. This years social functions have included such activities fl. ' 1' U as the 3,Get3Acquainted Party, Dads and Daughters' Banquet, Semi-Annual Awards-lnstalla- ! . I cf 1 . VN-1 . . . . -1 X A V ,f ign Batthujet, Mother-Daughter Tea, picnic at Brookside Park, and Playdays with all schools Y! 5 A M fl ' h .N J , LD t e Pioneer League. E Y n X W .L XJ' 'Y oyal M, an honor group within GAA, has performed many services for the school J J . l f . , gui' thrbughout the year. Its members have acted as OmC1alS for many of the school's track and J ,swim meets, have served for ban uets, and ushered for various programs. q fy ff' LQ 771 if f7f3f1 a,. . . J ' , P ,f ,-'- 1 7.-rf , S 1 GAA SONG AND YELL-Pat Cam eron, Sharon Owens, Jeanne Gud munsen, Susie Hcndcn, .loan Neal Iironlt-Jeannie Martin. Judy Oldaker. Dale Anderson. Christy Pierce, Carol Petersen, Arlyse Mooney. Annetta NValson, Wendy Jenkins, Janet Willner. Back-Rosalie lilake, Gloria F-uller, Linda Martz. Glenda Brooks, Connie Templeman, Mary Bruen Judy Webster. Dorothy Ahlburp, Jeannie Gudmunsen. Sheila Macleod. Kathy Hendrickson. Patsy MeMullin, Betty Devendorl Pit Ganulin, Judy Snyder, O Adi viisoirs Mrs. Betty Williams Miss Pal l.owry Coumteill Mrs. Betty Walker Seniors Front-Bonnie Beekner, Dale Anderson. .loan Neal. Judy Snyder. Linda Martz, Glenda Brooks, Gloria Fuller. Second row--Barbara Pollock. Rita Gonzalez. Put Mooney, Kathy Hendrickson, Pat Ganulin, Pat Lauderbaugh, Betty Deven- dorf, Linda Bott. Back-Lorraine Rumbaugh, Linda Dahlstrom. Murlyn Talley, Marilyn Perry, Dorothy Ahlburg., Ann Bunten, Joyce Frields. Kay Merkley. Susie Grant, Bonnie Heine, Carol Bennett. kk li? .JAMA 1. ML M yyyffg-gy . .1:..,.:.v:v I, ' ff 4, f in . ' 'II if 1 if 54' f Ae 1.5. ,V - if ' , V2 JZ ggi' R -bf . H 3 33' ' 1 . .' ' 1 -r s. .- f ' X 1 rx l . 9 ' ,, l . I . .Ri ii'L11l'1JiOT GAA Front-Carol Petersen. Francie Erickson. Dean- na Denton. Teresa Squillace, Virginia Calder- wood, Valerie Graham. Center-.-Xrlyse Moon- ev, Judie McBride. Mary Bruen, Gail Frieltls. Christy Pierce. Back-Barbara Leonard, Susie Henden, Mary Lou Johnson. Connie Temple- man. Judy Webster. Terry Pratt. Iorna Broad- bent, Kay Eamest. Pat Wallace, Delvana Fer- guson. Karen Shepherd. Salad? 9 Q Qeee Freshman GAA Front-Gail Beach, Pat Davis, Karen Heine, Cathy' Lelvlunyon, Peggy Stewart, Toni Vale- strrno, Linda Bush, Marilyn Moulton, Kay Ptaszek, Mary Ann Forrest, Susan Hallquist, RaeLee Ferris, Linda Wells, Carol Wallace. Second row-Mrs. Kovinick, Marion Van de Braak, Janis Shephard, Janet Masterson, Amy Epgdall, Brenda Honesco, Yolanda Villalobos, Linda Agens, Carol Eger, Liz Lockwood, Sandra .Peterson, Linnea Mattson, Kristi Mor- eno, Linda Johnson, Carol Williams, Gail Achtenberg. Third row-Carol Bruce, Cheryl Brooks, Carol Gibson, Vickie Brown, Robin Means, Sheila Hendrickson, Melinda McKnight, Charlotte Hetherington, Bronwen Davies, Liz Winkles, Kathy Graham, Donna Major. Back -Georgia Lehman, Susan Austin, Arlene Rif- fin. Sandy St. John, Karen Brown. Joan Ped- gISf-al, Donna Libaire, Janice Deiniger, Jean a in. Sophomore GAA Front-Judy Hilliger, Sharon Owens, Betty Wells, Beverly Bevans, Diane Wallace, Leah Hammond, Barbara Steele. Second row-Betty Vinzant, Barbara Graham, Linda Davis, Linda Erbeck, Karen Margedant, Karen Bartholio, Jane Carter, Cathy Arico, Ann Bath, Linda Jeile. Third row-Judy Brown, Lana Morsch, Pam Marlett, Charlotte Ex, Bonnie Thompson, Bernice Stassun, Susan Pierce, Susan Worth- ington, Carol Erickson, Susan Williams, Carol Martin, Marion Noble, Patsy McMullen. Back -Pat Macliachron, Judy Oldaker, Janet, Will- ner, Wendy Jenkins, Sara Shumann, Nancy Bruce, Dorothy Boettger, Audrey Delscamp, Diane King, Carol McKenzie, Louise Jangigian, Sheila Macleod, Jean Gudmunsen. 'Q l fffv' lx -1 , XV fbi ii A N V V g y WL, F f, l jj 9 Q l y My fy ,lift i If if H M Q 1 ,V 1 JVM ff' 1 ' , J f 5' N tl ,fl X177 53 5' l l l 1 WM . I, ki V ,faff 1 L j .ffl I 1 l f ' ,W y X 0 .9 , Pk 1 UQ 1 'V f 7 A f- ,WV ur Aan 5 . ff, ff f ,M ' if Ay U 10 When a yearbook goes press and the staff has a chance to sit back and momentarily re ' x, it is suddenly realiz that there are a number of people who helped make it possible -l ' x w had rt in its produci n over and above the call of duty. rl X m vm or n then' 958 See e got an extremely late start last fall, since the seige of ilu x, 5 ,X th: seem-d to ha g on a on prevented many clubs and organizations from organizing XJLJU VN i, as lrly as iossilig. 'md ma scheduled pictures had to be cancelled because of absenteeism. ' XJ xg RSX. KJ ln thc .spr g an en ravers' 't ike took place, and our staff really began to chew its nails. . 'Xi 5 Xie. X V, Ho cvc anks to s perlati c ellort and cooperation by a number of people and organiza- .lx 1 X ,Cyl v, th rk was finally C leted. ll A . X cept ' s ff memb s who ut in many extra hours of work after school, on weekends V 'il a d duri Xlcations i uded 'ke Beltramo, Dick Douglas, Pat Mooney and Ron Jacobs. .l tx Xt l N X . . . X .QI Sc e s hotograph s wo ng many weekend and evening hours ln their own dark- : Y -'JY Qroo s to p od 'e not on piqtu s for the Sceptre but also for the Lion's Roar and school Q N v' ' Nga, u 'ity in ude Ro ' or lu Charles Stukas, and to a lesser degree Jerry Moss. J Nl' N fe L ar sta - l s wb X helped considerably on writing copy and typing for sec- ! A S lm 'ons f th ook incl el M' del, Harold Solomon, Sheila Ricketts, and Olenda Carter. xl Q Other wh elped some ' inclu d lrwii-l Goldman, Dick Heltsley, Margie Murphy and , 3' NX ary ut. LR staffers X ' Ge art a d John Blomquist made many frantic runs in il u Q i heir c rs we Sceptre prin rs in ulve City and engravers in downtown Los Angeles. tl xx l 1 sq SJ Y ' Mr. C a s Perez and his photo ph classes deserve thanks for special photography SX 5 n X, k l r N X d process! g.,XStudents included are ' Curcio, Morton Chamberlain and Mike Keslin. 51 ' it 1 F? , 5 Mr. Clayilfieale and his art classe l. deserve special thanks, Mr. Beale for his ever- , ' ff ,S gl it X iling dvice and guidance on proble dealing with art work and layout, and his classes l , W fo cooperating in production of posters, signs, etc. Don Emery should be singled out for v X X x J .t ty XR his cart ons for the Sceptre. 9 xii it V Ma , many Monarchs deserve mention and thanks for their aid, but space does not X A mit 1 sting them all. Those who should also be mentioned for special thanks, though, A QU, XXX in u e typing classes of Mr. Jack Bright, the clerical practice classes of Miss Marcia , ,l XB SQL ans Student Store personnel under Mr. Ted Cochrane. N v y ' il xikx Our thanks, too, to Edwards Photographers, 3827 Wilshire, Los Angeles, for the ID r' ' I xx eipliqtographs, and Mike and Al Treratola of Alfred and Fabris Photographers, 2901 West ii Ni 4, Seifenth St., Los Angeles, for the senior photographs and most group shots. Their cooperation .Q f. A 'lg i X' sxappreciated. Phil Clark and the S. K. Smith Co., 5260 West 104th St., Los Angeles, K. 1 XXXQXXQW ek of great help in regard to the selection and production of our 1958 cover. 5 ting the 1958 Sceptre out until 1959, if it had not been for two extremely fine, cooperative firms-Metropolitan Engravers of Los Angeles and its contact man Vince Newcomer, and, Q-.XS Q Finally, late as we were forced to be this year, we never would have succeeded in get- most part cularly, o printers, Murray and Gee, Inc., of Culver City, and its owner, Mr. I x Mjjkbe Falic 2 Q' fx H, f 1, Z , ky, , bu I J X 1 C-PER I ' M l N , - 1, x ' . . lil HA! N!!! , I I Q! 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