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

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The Cavalier Band L Row 1-M. Alexander, E. Briner, N. Andrizzi, M. Siegel, R. Courtney, P. Waters, J. Kornbeck, J. Muzila, E. Gonzales, W. Martin. Row 2-M. Masters, C. Depew, M. Terry, R. Sklar, N. Wells, K. Rice, S. Paul. Row 3-T. Ashley, C. Fisher, K. Thomas, J. Kinzy, J. Wilson, A. Klindt. Row 4-C. Buffalo, M. Pearson, P. Perotti, J. Haly, R. Steppe, S. Brooks, J. Bellon. Row 5-P. Scott, S. Wisherd, S. Pearson, N. Kozonis, B. Linton, R. Bunter. Row 6 -B. Levin, P. Borland, B. Maine, P. Martinez, B. Reynolds, L. Lasker, L. Norstrand. Row 7-Mr. R. Fisher, R. Combes, S. Ferguson, R. Myers, L. Holmquist, R. Tlumak, J. Titmus, E. Scaroborough. Row 8-T. Adams, M. McEwan, M. Tope, M. Metzler, K. Sexton, M.'Shedd, K. Kalusa. On Friday nights the tense atmosphere and anticipation that prevails before the last half of our football games is broken by the sound of music, as our great Cavalier halftime show begins. Leading the band this year was Drum Major Ron Combes and Band Sponsor Mr. Richard Fisher. The talented members of our Marching Band performed a completely new program of music weekly in accordance with various routines which were a representation of the spirit and pride that typifies a Cavalier. The end of the football season was marked by the Band and Drill Team Dessert in which Ron Combes and Pat Borland tied for the Outstanding Band Member Award. These musicians do more than perform at football games. They appear at the graduation exercises and have become as much a tradition as the alma mater. rr 3'-'gf - ,, f'-...' .d 140

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Art Production ir Photo Club Art Production is an artistically talented group of Cavaliers who design our school posters and banners. Photo Club, one of our newest clubs, is doing an excellent job in bringing talented students together in the common cause of producing fine art. One of Cleveland's largest clubs is Soul Society. At competitive meets throughout the school year, Soul Society can be heard rallying Cavaliers to victory. Soul Society