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

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SENIORS (•F- ..»?x«, ■■: ' ;:-« ,, - ,i JUNIORS

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A Heritage Celebrated This year, for the first time at Cleveland, an enthusiastic and well planned Black History celebration was held. The festivities were organized and presented by the Black Culture Council, sponsored by Mrs. Pearson. They included a luncheon attended by important members of the Black community, a dance fea- turing the band Rhyme Time People, and an assembly spot- lighting a fashion show, poetry, dance, and other examples of the great influence Black culture has been in the United States and all over the world. 33

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VCK ,»■» Seniors Outfox Juniors 30-7! This year ' s Foxy Lady Football Game once again proved to be an exciting night event, packed with action, as the powerful Senior team, who also won last year as Juniors, came away with a 30-7 victory. The Junior team, coached by Dave Smith, Paul Romero, Tim Brown, and Bob Den- ton, jumped to an early 7-0 lead with a 40 yard touchdown run by Patti Herman. But by the end of the first half, the Seniors had cut that lead to 7-6. The halftime talk by the Seniors ' head coach Bill Cartwright, assisted by Tim Rector, Gerald Galstaun, Bill Cascione, Brian Jones, and Bart Pucci, must have been a whopper because in the second half, the team scored four touchdowns and held their opponents scoreless! The Seniors ' tough offensive scoring drive was led by Van Coffey, Jozanne Henrickson, Monique Howard, Julie Brown, and quarterback Nickie Clark. Their unrelenting defense featured Rosanne Chavez, Laura Monteleone, and Lorna Neilson. Both teams prepared for the game with hours of grueling after school practice. The foxy ladies may not be the athletes that the men football players are, but they sure are nicer to watch.