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

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Atlantic Crossing (Tern anv Haratd Skadinn . Norway . •. • ; - Antantc) iSlifji ' feiM , ' : Jose Maltiskimav:,. ' .. .- ' ■;;; ' ' v ;:,;;;■ r:;Bfazir -■ -r ' ' ' :f; This ' ytiav,- Cleveland bilce again ' partiti-- i ' - pate4 in4.he;Tpreign .Exchange, ProgTaIn-spon-: . i , sored by Youth for Understawdmg;: YFl( fia -:;?t| {jxchariged more- than SQ ODO ' stddehts, a e§;,|i;;|| fifteen- through, eighteen,, since, 195,1. St udenita 4 ;: ; ' come; to the U:S. ifrotn -twentjiseyienvcountrijes.:: : - ; ' io Europe, GeQtral . and South Arnerica. and • , , ;,the Far East. ' AU. four of fhis vear ' s iniports ., . . ■ scored well in getting ' acqiaainted-- with; tfe ■-American way oflife; y::C :■ ' .■ ..■,;; ■■■ ' i

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Marlene Hulberg Dir. of Publicity Steve Miller Asst . Dir. of Publicitv Leslie Burdick Dir. of Spirit Chris Gates Asst . Dir. of Drives Lisa Grindinger Typist Mrs. Rachele Dakos Leadership Sponsor House of Representatives House of Representatives is an organization which in- forms the student body about the activities of Sudent Cabi- net. Executive V.P., Earl Baer, served as chairman for both semesters this year. Oth- er officers included for Fall, Vice-President Lisa Shaw, Secretary Martha Moreno, and Sgt. at Arms Corky McKnight. Spring officers were Vice- President Sue Chadwick, Sec- retary Ann Boggio, and Paul Romero was Sgt. at Arms. In all, it was a very productive year for this group of active students. 30

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Colour My World ' imir t I s»»! H 31 o ' ■■ r 1 Bl - ssLa 1 One night each year, the rather ordi- nary Cleveland Multi-Purpose Room is magically transformed into a won- derland known as D ' Artagnan Hall. This is the site of the annual Vice- Versa where girls get a rare chance to get dressed up and ask their favorite guy out. This year, after dining at ex- quisite restaurants throughout the mystical San Fernando Valley, the couples moved onto the dance floor. They enjoyed a kaleidoscope of flow- ing melodies presented by the night ' s featured band, Shades of Brass. The festivities were superbly organized by Girls ' League President, Martha Mo- reno, and the theme, Colour My World, set a perfect mood or this gala evening. Memories are i. ade of such things. 32