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

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«f y . Cleveland Faculty Members Shoot Up This is not your average everyday athletic event. No! It ' s the Senior vs. Faculty Basketball Game held during Senior Spirit Week. Faculty members tried to prove that their superior age would easily insure them a victory over these younger drib- blers. Their plan failed badly as the seniors routed their elders proving once and for all that they had the Courage to Conquer. 26

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» ' •-.Vj .- When most Valley high schools hold an aftergame f? dance, they ' re lucky to have a dozen people attend. Not ji so at Cleveland. When we hold a dance, there ' s wall to ■wall people. Other schools are dying to know Cleve- land ' s secret, hut no one can quite explain it. It might just be because Cavaliers are the friendliest and most ;C v:spirited people this side of the Santa Susana Moun- tains. Thanks go to Social V.P.. Anne Reach, for pro- V viding us with some of the hottest bands around and ' f organizing all the dances throughout the entire year. ■ Grover Cleveland would be proud.

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Talent Plus! Hit the spotlight, open the curtain, and sit back for a very enjoyable eve- ning of nostalgic entertainment. The date was November 22, 1975 and the scene was the M.P.R. for the gala Cleveland Talent Show entitled Those Were The Days. The eve- ning ' s festivities, sponsored by our Drama Dept., featured a retropective of song and dance, spanning several decades. The hidden talents of many Cleveland students were exposed to a very responsive audience. Next stop, Carnegie Hall.