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

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Fl ,ai Row 1-M. Cozad, D. Trippeda, M. Nekomoto, L. Tozzi, J. Barr, M. Petzinger, P. Suzuki, T. Messi, P. Seberger, J. Huse, D. Jones, J. Murray. Row 2-D. Center CMgr.J, M. Dugan, B. Lillback, B. Hoover, B. Robinson, S. Harrel, B. Nelson, S. Clark, T. Sellers, T. Goetz, M. Gilberstadt, D. Sanders, D. Brown fMgr.J. BEE SCORES CHS 5th Canoga Relays 37 Palisades 40 Chatsworth 28 Taft 12 El Camino Real Canoga Park Reseda Bee and Cee Track The Bee and Cee track teams are composed mainly of Sophomores and Juniors who are working their way up to the Varsity team. They are smaller than the Varsity team members, but compete within a division of young men their own size. This season, both of these teams displayed many fine prospects for future Varsity stardom. CHS 3rd 3915 45 43 42 CEE SCORES Canoga Relays Palisades Chatsworth Taft El Camino Real Canoga Park Reseda Row 1-K. Schoendoerfer, G. Marshall, H. Romero, J. Lucky, G. Porter, T. Marks, G. McGee, D. Herman, R. Ehrecke, B. Ramshaw, D. Frenzel. Row 2- D. Magr0CMgr.J, S. Martin, R. Wilkinson, D. Yarbrough, R. Johnson, R. Andersow, J. Speranza, X. Gonzalez, D. Kimbal, B. Finch. 45 V2 41 43 44 114

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Senior Paul Rolfzen was a consistent winner and a very fine competitor with a lot of determination as he demonstrates here, in the long jump event. Number one shot putter Chuck Wilson shows his fine form and strength in the meet against Taft. Chuck put 52 feet, 3 inches early in the season. 8 it if X ,Q Senior Dennis Adkins clears the bar with room to spare, as he did all year, to collect many important points for the hot wheels. Junior Russ Stoddard hands the baton to Junior Dave Howley in a relay race. Cleveland was known this year for its outstanding relay teams. iv' um... H3

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Cleveland Varsity Gymnastics 1976 This year's gymnastic squad picked up where they left off last year by winning their first three encoun- ters. They started off the season by defeating Verdugo Hills 65-55, and then completely washing out Grant 81-31. ln their first league meet, Cleveland overcame Chatsworth by a score of 651!2 to 541f2. Although they lost to Taft in their second league contest, Coach Con- treras feels that this will be their only loss of the sea- son, and hopes to have a fine representation in the city-finals. This year's team was carefully and expertly organ- ized by Coach Contreras. The team was well balanced Coach Ernie Contreras with its stand-outs Larry Lyons, Mark Matlin, Joe Ya- kura, and Pete Rodriguez. Other exceptionally fine team members were Robert Nunn, Charlie Richards, Chris O'Neil, Gary Sanderson, and Paul Harvey. All the team constituents worked and competed together, each man giving his all for the good of the team. Other outstanding team members who contributed extensively were Larry Ballow, Julian Cano, Don Chimi- enti, Ron Cookson, Robert Del Giorno, Richard Diaz, Frank Ebersole, Mike Johnson, Jeff Lulla, Casey Ma- honey, Jim Miller, Tim Theule, and Paul Tornbom. SCORES CHS 65 Verdugo Hills 55 Grant 31 89 651!2 Chatsworth 541!2 38 Taft 82 El Camino Real Canoga Park Reseda Row 1-R. Nunn, T. Theule, M. Matlin, R. Diaz, R. Cookson, L. Ballow, C. O'Neil. Row 2-D. Chimienti, J. Miller, J. Lulla, P. Rodriguez, M. Johnson, P. Tornbom, P.'Harvey. Row 3-G. Sanderson, J. Yakura, C. Mahoney, F. Ebersole, C. Richards, J. Cano, R. Del Giorno.