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

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Donna Alschuler Ephebians Laura Avila Earl Baer Ann Boggio Kent Braunschweiger Leslie Burdick William Cartwright Carolyn Fuson The Ephebian Society is a civic betterment and service organization. Ephebians are selected on the basis of outstanding character, leadership ability, high scholas- tic achievement, and demonstrated service. The Society ' s major purpose is to focus the attention of its members upon matters of civic and community leadership, improvement, and service, and to inform and encourage the membership to ac- tively participate along these lines. One student from each forty, or approximately 2 ' 2 ' f from each graduating class, may be chosen as an Ephebian. To qualify scholastically, the candidate must have maintained a B average throughout his senior high school years. Shelley Gardea 74 Nuria Hernandez Pamela Jordan Susan Lacugna Stephen Miller Martha Moreno Joseph Panushka Anne Reach Chris Scharfenberg

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Outstanding Seniors 1 af I William Giddings Agriculture Shelley Gardea Art Debra Terry Business Education Elizabeth Morse English The Les Memoires Staff takes great pride in presenting the Outstanding Seniors of 1976. Each student has been chosen as a representative of outstanding achieve- ment in a specific department or major. Each has given more of himself in his field than his competitor. Dana Ashmore Foreign Language : i y i Judith Smith Home Economics Wayne Berg Industrial Education Joseph Panushka Mathematics Paul Akins Music Michael Kubeisy Physical Education t ' arolyn Fuson Physical Education Jeffrey Lauber Science William Cartwright .Social Studies 73

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Bank of America Zone Candidates The Les Memoires Staff is proud to present Cleveland High School ' s four Band of Ameri- ca Achievement Award Candidates. The purpose of this award is to recognize and to honor outstanding seniors whose scholastic attainment, sense of civic responsibility, and evi- dence of leadership give most promise of future success and service to society. The Achievement Awards Program was first introduced to the schools of the Los Angeles. City School District in 1948. Cash awards, trophies, and certificates have served to empha- size the value of self-improvement, service toothers, and individual achievement. The awards program has been expanded to include all high schools throughout the state. The state is divided into nine geographical divisions, each with an approximately equal number of students. The schools within each division form an independent program and winners do not compete against winners from other programs. The nine divisions are di- vided into zone areas. Cleveland is a member of the West Valley Zone. The selection of certificate of plaque winners is made by the faculty of the school with the guidance and approval of the principal. The four plaque winners are pictured here and the twelve certificate winners are as follows: William Giddings, Agriculture; Shelley Gar- dea. Art; Debra Terry, Business; Pamela Jordan, Drama; Elizabeth Morse, English; Adriana Zeldman, Foreign Languages; Janice Esau, Home Economics; Peggy Martino, Laboratory Science; Donna Alschuler, Mathematics; Paul Akins, Music; William Cart- wright, Social Studies; Timothy Rumph, Trades Industrial. ' y Kent Braunschweiger Fine Arts Nuria Hernandez Liberal Arts •Jeffrey Lauber Science Mathematics Joseph Panushka Vocational Arts William A. Farmer Service Award The William A. Farmer awards were originated to recognize two Senior Students, preferably one boy and one girl, who have con- tributed outstanding service to Cleveland in at least two fields. This award easily distinguished these individuals rom Ephebians since the only grade requirement is a C average. The award was named in honor of Cleveland ' s first principal and is given at the awards presentation during Fami- ly Night. 4 75 Timothy Rector Maureen Ostrovskv