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

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Oh! Rosanna It was a cold November evening, when during half- time, the candidates for Homecoming Queen drove before the bleachers packed with hundreds of cheering Cavaliers, past and present. The girls nervously stepped from their cars and got settled with their escorts for the big announce- ment. Host Earl Baer introduced the retiring Homecoming Queen from 1974, Debbie Erickson, who was present to crown the new queen and her court. The tension mounted as the first envelope was opened. The fourth princess was Laura Monteleone escorted by Kevin Wilson. Nuria Her- nandez, with escort Mark Kiefer, was crowned third prin- cess. Second princess was Carrie Stanfield escorted by Bob Zatorski. Now there were only two girls left as the stands became silent and the last envelope was opened to reveal Danette Forbes, escorted by Student Body President, Kent Braimschweiger, as the first princess. Lovely Rosanna Chavez, with escort Bill Cartwright, was the winner to be crowned Homecoming Queen for 1975. The crowd seemed very pleased with the choice, but Rosanna was definitely the happiest. TRI PRN X Debbie Erickson, Earl Baer, Rosanna Chavez, Bill Cartwright, Danette Forbes, Kent Braunschweiger, Nuria Hernandez, Mark Kiefer, Laura Monteleone, Kevin Wilson, Carrie Stanfield, Bob Zatorski. ' U A

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Spirit Runs Wild Cleveland ' s traditional Spirit Week, under the direction of Linda Folkman, Director of Spirit, was held once again this fall. A pot- pourri of activities was offered for students to participate in. Leading off the week was the Lifesaver Relay featuring the winning team of Joe Panushka, Hope Belilove, Cathy McKnemy, Kent Braunschweiger, Howard Borenstein, Carrie Stanfield, Todd Porter, Liz Hall, John Noland, and Anne Strand. Tuesday ' s activity was the infamous Cracker Whistle won by Liz Hall, Doug Swisher, and Laura Pickford. Two activities were featured on Wednesday, the Wheelbarrow Race and the Tug of War. The first of these was won by John Burdick and John Noland for the men ' s competition while, Lily Torice, along with Rosanna Chavez, took the girl ' s title. The Tug of War ended in chaotic confusion. Thursday was also highlighted by two activities, the Burping Con- test in which Dave Bueno belched his way to glory, and the Bubble Gum Blowing Contest which was won by Kevin Hot Air Wilson. The week was rounded off on Friday with the Lemon Eating Relay Race in which the Juniors walked off with the victory, and very sour faces. Between these activities and several football pep-rallies during lunch, students were given an opportunity to show just how spirited Cavaliers really are! 15

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I How Sweet It Is Where else could you win anything from a beautiful stereo system to an electric yo-yo but in a Cleveland Candy Drive. Kicked-off by a SAB assembly featuring the talents of our hard-working student cabinet, the drive lasted for twelve very profitable davs. World ' s-Finest chocolate bars were the product, and everyone who sold at least one case got a chance to see the movie, The Sting , during third and fourth pe- riods. A spirited student body made the drive one of the most succes sful in Cleveland ' s history.