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

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Sophomore Scott McGalliard leads the pack with Tim Smith running third in the two mile run against Chatsworth. Both runners proved to be successful throughout the season. X . I 1 X- V..-uan-gus-.. X . as.. Y . M-. Nw . ,,.gK..:t -'r L.- ' r.-.-. ' . C Nun ls Mike Boyce holds pace against a Chatsworth runner in the mile run. Mike continued his winning pace all season, gaining many valuable points for the Cavaliers. Bob D'Alessandro shows his fine form and speed as he races neck and neck with this EI Camino hurdler. In the third lane, Mike Young, another fine hurdler, competes for the Cavaliers. :Ll-L Senior Dave Widell easily clears the bar in the meet against Taft. Dave was a consistent winner for Cleveland. -fra ge-5 5k S x. N wal, S .ass-,Aw pw W-T .

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Cleveland Varsity Track 1970 .5631 SCORES CHS lst Canoga Relays 68 Palisades 50 90 Chatsworth 27 66 Taft 52 74 El Camino Real 44 Canoga Park Reseda QUJTIUQ 65' 42' ATHLETIC STAFF Coach Dave Kurtz Coach Jim Cromwell Cleveland's 1970 Varsity track teams might have been composed of many young members, but these young men proved to be outstandingly strong in almost every event. Along with the Seniors, the Juniors and Sophomores banded together to produce one of Cleveland's most exciting and successful track teams. Coach Jim Cromwell has all the potential a track coach can possibly have. This year's team was loaded with both expert distance runners and sprinters, not to mention the fantastic performances by Cavaliers in field events. The amazing part of all these accomplishments was the fact that almost half of the team members were not Seniors. This goes to prove that fine coaching and hard work pays off. In the short sprints, our team was led by Barry Glendenning, Dave Howley, Russ Stoddard, and Brent Tubb. These runners were successful throughout the season. In the hurdles, Bob D'Alessandro and Mike Young were the team's standouts. Our superb long distance runners were led by Senior Mike Boyce, Junior Brent Tubb, and Soph- omore Scott McGalliard. These men gave the team a strong leg in such events as the 880 yard relay, the mile, and the two mile. ln the high jump pit, Junior Russ Stoddard along with Senior John Spear put their talents together to earn many a valuable point for the Cavaliers. Returning let- terman Paul Rolfzen again led the long jumpers. Dave Widell was just ahead of Dennis Adkins and Harry McCall in the pole vault event. One of the most promising field activities that Cleveland had this year was the shotput event. All of the competitors were Juniors, with Chuck Wilson leading the pack. His best put, 52 feet 3 inches, came early in the season. With the help of Bill Nye, Rich Redlin, Don Stark, and Jim Tindell, these musclement will be unbeatable next year. lt was a perfect season for Coach Cromwell and Coach Kurtz. Each of these skilled men did a fantastic job of helping these athletes give their finest performances. Cleveland's Young Number 1 Another Junior star, Russ Stoddard, clears the bar easily as he collects more points in the high jump event. l'Ul'l. Junior star Brent Tubb crosses the finish line once again in the mile Lal- - .

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if IO 9 V-1. fi in-P' in -f--V '- 'Y ' av VY ff 1 Q K 99905985 A192162 n dn, ,Sf . .4. CAVALIER VICTORY - In all four photos, Cleveland's tracksters re- veal looks of concentration, dedication, determination, and antici- pation. Each man's seemingly agonizing expression depicts his desire to be victorious in his event. They are all juniors, so watch out West Valley! At top left is Bill Nye in the shotput event. Bill has greatly improved in this event. At top right is fine speedster and highjumper Russ Stoddard. Below left, Barry Glendenning, competing in sprints, wins a race against Taft. Below right, distance star Brent Tubb wins another. Brent set the city mile record. ,,,t,,,,,,,-. -M .,..... ........,,,.--- i l i