Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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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

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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