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

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1969 Bee Football lix 1 ..l 1 gs-Q74 tl? Row 1-R. Thurmond, P. Alberico, K. Cuffe, M. Mays, J. Kofoed, R. Davey, G. Hoffman, R. Taylor, J. Speranza, R. Kaneko, R. Messi, L. Balderas, F. Bounds, J. Nocera, R. Cunningham, T. Messi, J. Macrere. Row 2-M. Hansen CMgr.J, B. Greenwood, J. Owen, J. Eberle, M. Baratta, R. Levine, J. Greene, B. Young, M. Savage, M. Petzinger, S. Vargo, R. Gillespie, B. Biro, N. Drell, G. Holden CMgr.J. Row 3-J. Jonas fMgr.J, R. Weinstein CMgr.J, R. Harburg, B. Ganssle, C. Herman, R. Thomas, M. Giannotta, T. Ghiglia, S. Kritt, D. Cornell, N. Tosches, J. Hall, G. Sandusky, N. Lance, B. Jacobi, W. Smith, D. Sprouse CMgr.J. Junior Varsity Football The Cleveland J.V. and Bee squads are made up of the potential players for the following year's Varsity foot- ball team. Physically, the J.V. squad is big enough for varsity, but they have not as yet obtained the experience to compete at this level. Therefore, their experience is gained in a season of J.V. football. Row 1-D. Bennett, C. Frohmberg, H. DeBlase, J. Pinkert, D. Currie, B. Henrie, J. Martin, R. Fuerstenberg. Row 2-C. Turnbull, K. Arroyo, M. Singletary, B. T. Nye, J. Hill, A. Paulsen, J. Tindell, L. Hoy, K. Morre. Row 3-B. Tannenbaum fMgr.J, R. Wilson, M. Lasiter, T. Kellogg. M. Reyes, R. Tlumak, K. Brooks CMgr.J, Coach R. Todd. BW ' 341 a f: 4

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Employing a stubborn, ball-control offense, the Cavaliers out-performed Canoga Park High with a score of 12-O. The drive for the first touchdown was started by Phil Kanehl from the 30 yard line when he hit Phil Barnes on a 29 yard gain. The 70 yard drive ended as tailback Jim Fenwick swept left on a 3 yard sweep with 3:46 left in the half. CleveIand's second touch- down came in the second half when the Cavalier de- fense recovered a Canoga Park fumble on the 18 yard line. On the next play, Jim Fenwick scored on a quick opener up the middle. When the Cavaliers met the Regents in their im- L ! l portant final league contest, they were smothered by Reseda's inescapable defense. The Regents broke quickly from the gate and went on to defeat Cleveland 31-6. The Cavaliers were left-footed all night. They ended up with a total of 92 yards gained in the game, while Reseda piled up 265, The lone Cavalier touch- down started on a 50 yard aerial by Phil Kanehl to Rick Nlerchant, which put the ball on the 3 yard line. From there, tailback Jim Fenwick carried it over. The dejected Cavaliers fought hard to the finish before a saddened crowd.

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.y Qi STANDINGS SCORES 1951. 1-nu, CHS CLEVELAND 20 Granada Hills 8 Chatsworth 14 Birmingham 6 Reseda 15 FVGl'TlOVl'E 14 Canoga Park 18 Chatsworth O Taft O Taft O El Camino Real 19 El Camino Real 7 28 Reseda 15 26 Canoga Park 7 Coach Tom Hansen Coach Dave Preciado .L 94 The Undefeated Champs Tom Ghiglia spurts right end for a gain against Chatsworth Taft ball carrier brought clown by Tom Messi with Bob Tay in first league opener. lor moving in to add the final touches. Cavalier gridders show some emotion after winning their 3rd straight game.