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

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G ris' League M'-L ' J. Beck, B. Adkins, E. Stu art, K. Biro. S. Pettes. Miss D. Ayala, R. Rimpau D. Spencer, P. Sawhney, D Sherman, B. Bagley, J Seargeant, T. Brown, V Larsen, P. Joyce. L. Paduano, S. Abney, C. D Williams, L. Whitley, Dierinzo, K. Beals, C. Sauer K. Lebel, M. Miller. 1 Girls' League is an organization which en- compasses the entire female portion of the student body and is directed by a cabinet elected by the girls in a general student body election. This year, Girls' League was in- volved in many activities. They sponsored a successful Vice-Versa, an Easter project for Head Start, a fund raising drive for our Korean orphan, and a fantastic assembly featuring a speaker from the Women's Lib- eration Movement. Following tradition, Girls' League spon- sored Girls' Week, an event which offers girls the opportunity to assume administrative positions in the school and in the community. The greatest accomplishment by Girls' League this year was the acceptance of pants as school dress for the girls at Cleveland. jf - 1 .- 130 J. Beck, C. Larson, S Twitchell, J. Paul, J. Rip ley, D. Dierinzo, D. Moose A. Herron, M. DiCamillo C. DuBois, T. Brown, S Brockert. S. Pettes, O. Wicks, W Lockwood, B. Wegher, T Levinson, J. Berman, K Marcus, W. Lockwood, D Scott, T. Wyness, C Stucker, P. Hazlett. K. Biro, N. Chapman, V Palmer, L. Atwater, O. Lock wood, A. Roberts, J. Wig Eenhorn, D. Smith.

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M. Suhd, B. Nye, M. Mus carella, D. Elvester, B Kjorlien, L. Broker, J. Craig T. Zadra. R. Nunn, G. San derson, K. Baral, F. Bowl ing, B. Wines, D. Clark, J Yakura. Coach D. Kurtz R. Dr er . Y , R. Del Giorno, J. Fenwick, J. Federer, J. Morello, C Kranz, C. Richards. Sports Club Varsity Club im? 1- Lettergirls Cleveland's veteran athletes may join Varsity Club, sponsored by Mr. D. Kurtz, or Lettergirls, sponsored by Mrs. Nl. Powers. Varsity Club members serve Cleveland by checking cars on the school grounds for parking stickers and serving at school banquets. Lettergirls serve their school by refereeing G.A.A. sports, selling programs at football games, and working at various athletic meets. Skiing and skin diving are the main interests of Sports Club members. During the fall, field trips are organized and ski instruction is offered. During the spring semester, skiing is replaced by skin diving. L. Lawson, C. Chaffee, K. Le Sauer, D. Ashley. ley, N. Smith, G. Wollitz, J nolds, M. Schleicher, P Kozma. V. White, B. Leland, G. Stein hardt, D. Freitas, K. Biro, N Chapman, P. Joyce, A. Padu ano, N. Gruver, T. Burgess. J. Hennelly, S. Gupman, M Hrapchak, J. Pearson, J. Cor ti, C. Davis, M. Miller, D. Mc Williams, C. Davis, G. Fogel l29 bel, J. Leirich, D. Cunning- ham, E. Stuart, J. Swisher, M. McCarthy, C. Gagnon, C. B. Wooten, C. Vaiana, B. Bag- Doron, D. Schmit, s. Rey:

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P. Serritella, E. Koprowski, J. Rodman, D. Lucchesi, Mr. D. Moorhouse. B. Taylor, B. Weingast, J. Fenwick, D. Lestrange, T. Shedd. C. Mellon, D. Baker, N. Caiserman. B. Tannenbaum, B. Fetty, C. Maier. Boys' League all ln conjunction with the male portion of Cleveland's student body, Boys' League, led by a student elected cabinet, set dress stand- ards and successfully organized a Boys' League assembly. During the annual Boys' Week, outstand- ing male students assumed the duties of school and community leaders. A car show highlighted the week's activities. Many stu- dents attended the popular event. I l i 9 v If I M -ww L,...,-.--... .. . . ,, .