Grover Cleveland High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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Choir Row I - T.Ingram, L.Bates, D.Bigford, D.Bragen, .J.Edgar, L.Olsen, vS.Casler, L.Lagoy, M.French. E.Morse. C.Martin. Row II - S.Buck, D. Urban, K. Parks. D.Lubeck, M.Norris, K.Ohmart, B.King, K.Love, J.Raniere, A.Balderas, S.Smith, N.Zion, K.Deane, R.Lopez. Row III - M.Gilles, S.Fullmer, C.Dion, M.Shavat, L.Adonalfi, S. Griffin, R.Van Dongen, K,Glauser, A.Norris, T.Nelson, K.Sullivan, B. Motsinger, L.Pribyl, L.Ehlers, L.Coultas, R. Wisdom, R.Jenkins. Row IV-A.Epps, M.Hook, P.Murray, K.Luke, B.Tubb, L.O ' Donnell, F.Woolf, L.Fair, L.Romano, J.Smith, R.Ricketts, P.Akins. Music Listening Cleveland ' s own Stage Band placed high in last year ' s state competition and the band ' s director, Mr. Fisher, promises to do even better this year. Stage Band plays jazz and their favorite song for competition. Main Street Swing, was written by Leo Savalas, a member of the band. The Choir, under the leadership of Mr. Jenkins, has been busy rambling out tantalizing tunes which rever- berate through K-Hall during third period. Stage Band Row I - L. Savalas, P. Chapman, M.Smith. T.Lipps, P.Jordan. V.Guiterrez. D.Crowley, V.Powell. Row II - W.Lingnau. P.Atkins, T. Guzman-Sanchez, D.Lipps, D.Ludeman, P.Kelton, M.Wilson, W.Morton, R.Fisher. Row III - N. Savalas, L.Bent, J.Davis, P.Henrie, M.O ' Donovan, K.Braunschweiger, B.Gauzman. A. Crocket. 134

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Thespians I The 1975-1976 Thespian Society of Cleveland enjoyed a very active year. Beginning with a Fall drama festival, Tamara Harris and Karen Kerper placed high in the monologue competition and went to finals. During the Christmas holidays, the group went to New York and observed several theatrical presentations. Row I ■ S.Tamberella. P. Jordan, Sargent -nf-Arms; T.Harris, President; Row II - -S.Marcity, K.Curran, V. Presi- dent; C.Norstrand, .Secretary; R.Dyke, Social Secretary; C.Stevenson, Mascot. Row III - F.Hannum, M.Hays, J.Woobury. T.Kanehl, V.Francis, Sponsor; G.Ballard, D.Chastian, M.Klepner, T.Nelson. Row IV - J.Sherman, C.Harmon, E.Christensen. B.Anderson, R.Dominguez, T.McKeever. Play production, a class of talented drama enthusiasts, produced several presentations this year which followed in the Cleveland tradition of fine plays. The Fall production of Approaching Simone was presented as entertainment for students and the spring musical, Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris Was presented at several night performances. Play Production Row I - Miss Francis, Horizontally. Row II - P.Bentley, K..Swan, T.Dion, G.Ballard, C.Norstrand, B.Anderson. E. Christenson, W.Davis. Row III - C.Harmon, S.Lacugna, F.Hannum. L.Cooley, A.Hatley, C.Baker, T.Forest, P. Cook. Row IV ■ P.Jordan, M.Klepner, C.Stevenson, T.Harris S.Werner, J.Sherman, M.Carr, M.Gilles, D.Chastain, R.Dominguez, T.Nelson. International Club International Club, lead by President Laura Avila, was quick to initiate a canned food drive for the earthquake victims in Guatemala. In addition, slide presentations of worldly travels were shown throughout the year. Row I - C.Stevenson. Row II - Mr. Coffman, Mr. Weil. Row III - L.Avila, E, Stover, S.Lee, L. Stover, C.Harmon. S.Schenk. 133

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Hospital Services Row I - S.Suarez, R.Bouwmeister. Row II - T.Porter, S.Tielman, A.Lambert, E.Burr, Mrs. Chase, J. Robertson, C.Baxter, M.Brann, R.N. Row III - C. Hamilton, P.Overton, J.McGrath, B.Potzniann, J.Russell, T.Graffis, D. Blackshaw. Hospital Occupations is a 2- semester class designed to give the students first hand knowl- edge of the health care field; to make them aware that there is more to caring for the sick than just doctors and nurses. How- ever, since the doctor slowdown, this class has been limited to the amount of time spent at the hospital. Row I - D.Lucas, C.Anderson, E.Speisman, K.Rudd, C.Rocke, G.Moreno, R. Wessel, E.Stevenson, A.Ramirez. Row II - J.Polcvn, J.Brown, N.Kleoni, D. Miller, C.Shaw, T.Gonzales, K.Chin Kim, P.Eckard, L.Stober. Row III - K. Brown, B.Smith, K.Drake, M.Fleeman, C.Harris. The main objective of the Childhood Education Aide class is to give high school boys and girls vocational training so when the nine-month course is com- pleted they are qualified for a job as a nursery school aide or may continue with further training. Part of the school year is spent in elementary schools and private nursery schools working with youngsters. Childhood Education Row I - W.Gehrlein, K.McGuinness, T.Cockerham, M.Chase, S.Stark, T. Schoendoerfer, D.Breeden. Row II - R.McCartney, V.Davis, H.Goldstein, S. Sparks, R.Santoro, R. Ravin, L.Young. M.Brann, R.N., Instructor. Row III - S. Sutterman, B.Tope, M.Baker, C.Lopez, M.Howard, M.Ramirez. Row I - Mrs. Danzel, L.Hall, C.Fritschi, C.Ferrante, C.Cordova, S.Jacobo- witz, C.Fogle, J.Esau. Row II - D.Lowe, C.Serabia, L. Bourdon, C.Fridd, L. Davenport, C.Lara, J.Schroeder, S.Lacugna. Row III - L.Rennacker, J.Gill, Mrs. Zimmer, K.Sharp, J.Pleis. 135