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

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Until this semester I never realized that the real purpose of Student Cabinet is to advise the administra- tion on all student affairs outside the classroom. If everyone would remember this, the gap between we the students and they the administration would be lessened considerably. I also learned the importance of working together in a common cause. I'd like to thank the entire student body for making this and much more possible for me as your student body president. l'd like to thank the administration for all their help and cooperation this semester. But there is one person to whom I owe the success of this semester - lVlr. Silverman. I thank him not only for his guidance and advice, but for his friendship and encouragement. I also owe a lot to nineteen wonderful people who served as your student body officers. Each cabinet member did a job far above what is expected. No one realizes the time and effort put out by these people. So in this small way, I offer a large thank you. The spirit at Cleveland was outstanding this semes- ter, and that is what keeps us number one. I will miss Cleveland when I graduate, but I will have many happy memories to look back on. I hope you will be able to, also. U ' '17 2 Mx, .4 fl.

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Romantic Odyssey Braving the challenge of new worlds We search the unknown for maturity. United, yet still alone, Begins our Romantic Odyssey . On April 26, 1969, the count-down to graduation began with the annual senior prom. Seniors dressed in formal attire and met at the Castaways in an atmos- phere of celestial beauty. Sculptured stars and delicate mobiles' helped to convey our theme 2001: A Space Odyssey. Highlighting an evening of dancing, socializing, and excellent food was the announcement of the Denerian court. Bill Randolph was crowned King and Betsy Ghiglia was our Queen. Then together, the royal couple led the traditional promenade as others followed.