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

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SCORES CHS 25112 Polytechnic 161f2 Taft 34 Sylmar 31 El Camino Real 201f2 Granada Hills 21 Monroe 27 Polytechnic 33 Verdugo Hills Sylmar Reseda El Camino Real Reseda Granada Hills Chatsworth Taft Canoga Park lOV2 19 V2 2 5 l5V2 15 9 3 una cf' 'Qt 0' mimic 4' Coach Ray Todd STAFF ' ' '- 112 'g, ',. P? .is 5 il' f 'I 9 I ft 'D' lj? if Row 1-T. Bogle, J. Kerr, M. Correlli, M. Nelson, R. Bogle. Row 2-B. Jacobi, E. Nachtrieb, B. John son, K. Crone, J. Craig, L. Carr, G. Caldwell CStatisticianj. Cleveland Varsity Golf 1970 Cleveland's golf team enjoyed an excellent season. As of the printing date, they played eight practice matches and have won seven. They are a team that could go far this year it all goes well. Some of the top players who made up the team were Rick Bogle, Jim Craig, Kelly Crone, and Bob Jacobi. All are excellent golfers, and have led the way to Coach Ray Todd's first big season. .FQ I f-1:5 S. es g fe F' , EM Rick Bogle Jim Craig Kelly Crone Bob Jacobi 122

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SCORES . CHS lk Grant 1 2 3 Polytechnic 4 2 North Hollywood 5 6112 San Fernando lk 2 Chatsworth 5 Taft El Camino Real Canoga Park Reseda Chatsworth Taft El Camino Real Canoga Park Reseda .cf Row 1-M. Ferrarese, M. Montano, T. Bergstrom, B. Levin, J. Roth, R. Purkey. Row 2-B. Drake, S. Reynolds, J. Erickson, B. Taylor, R. Saunders. Cleveland Varsity Tennis 1970 The Varsity Cavalier net squad of 1970 was led by the strong singles play of Blair Levin, Mike Montano, and Ron Saunders. New additions to the team included singles players John Roth and Mike Ferrarese. Doubles play was led by the exceptionally fine teams of John Erickson-Brian Taylor and Bob Drake-Tim Bergstrom. Practice matches with Polytechnic, Grant, and North Hollywood proved disappointing as Cleveland was trounced by each team. But matches with Agoura and San Fernando proved to the team and Coach Arnie Leckman that they had the potential to beat anyone, as both teams fell to the crushing Cavalier netters, 7-O and 61f2-15 respectively. In league play, the Cavaliers lost a close opener to Chatsworth, 5-2. The remaining matches in the season promise to be tough, as Taft and El Camino Real had strong pre- season records also. ' ' vf 'GH 3 0 5 Wt..w.r. ,, w,fsg,0 if ww f -' - ' vt- w Q 9' .,a:v3,...f Ji . xg 7-7 .V f psig su. 1 1-'if -1 f, f.:fw,w 4, J, - T v isrl 1 .' f ' 'F'-.la if my ' ' ' X 3. . t.,... .,.,.,,s4meg.2,K f .- , , ..,. iz . 4 Y ' f i f .-' ' n9':v:Q!'j ,,. is-V- ' ,,-1 ' - ' 51 5 ' i iff' ' 'f 9452'- l , 11433. -1 io , . . fa. 1 ' Q-:Lf-4. ff XSQQLAHD ia RTMEI emi Coach Arnie Leckman W o , 9 ,. .. . t , t g i 6 - John Erickson Blair Levin Mike Montano V 0 0 Brian Taylor l2l

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l 1 i Row 1 - Jan Fenwick, Larry Holmquist, Rich- ard Greenwood, Vickie Larsen, Chuck Weber, Jim Kelly, Debbie Beam. Row 2 - George Simon, Mrs. D. Bennett, Jodi Berman. Spontaneous Spirit What is a cheerleader? A cheerleader is more than a cute girl that flashes a smile at you in the hall. She's a girl who steps beyond the pride befitting one of the selected few. She radiates spirit in victory or defeat. And what is a yell leader and a Sir Cavalier? Each are young men who support Cleveland on and beyond the playing field. This semester's spirit squad, led by Vickie Larsen and Rich Greenwood, abounded with energy and vitality. The cheer- leaders were Debbie Beam, Jodi Ber- man, Jan Fenwick, and George Simon. Our yell leaders were Larry Holmquist and Jim Kelly. Chuck Weber portrayed Sir Cavalier. This semeste-r's sponsor was lVlrs. Diane Bennett, a Cleveland alumnae and former cheerleader. She, like the squad, has never lost the pride and dedication that makes our spirit squad number one. H5 . . ....... Vickie Larsen, Head Cheerleader Richard Greenwood, Head Yell Leader R T23