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

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sf' fc- Mike Boyce Richard Greenwood Gary McGee Craig Sellers Ted Singer Brent Tubb Glen Winans Varsity Cross Country 1969 STANDINGS SCORES W L CHS Chatsworth 5 O 35 Sylmar 24 Taft 4 1 28 Hamilton 27 CLEVELAND 3 2 40 Chatsworth 25 Canoga Park 2 3 38 Taft 24 El Camino Real 1 4 22 El Camino Real 35 Reseda O 5 27 Canoga Park 28 22 Reseda 33 Coach Jim Cromwell This year's Varsity Cross Country squad came in third behind Chatsworth and Taft, and finished with a league record of 3 wins and 2 losses. Pacing the Cavaliers was Junior Brent Tubb, who took first place in every meet this season. The Tenth Grade team finished their season with a perfect 7-O record. They took first place in the West Valley League with an untarnished record of 5 wins, no losses. Leading the sophomore team through its paces this season was Scott lVlcGalliarcl. Brent Tubb and Scott lVlcGalliard qualified for and participated in the city competition. Both boys were unbeaten this year in all races. Brent Tubb captured the city cross country crown on Saturday, December 13, 1969, at Pierce College, while Scott lVlcGalliard came in as the sixth best tenth grade cross country runner in the city. Brent is the first Cavalier ever to win this Varsity title. ln winning the race, he also tied the course record of 9:51. Brent will be back next year to defend his city crown.

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Quarterback Chuck Herman hits split end John Kofoed for a short gain against Fremont in the Milk- Frank Bounds and Louie Balderas show the Hunters the path bowl Game. Cleveland had a fine passing attack. to defeat as they put a stop to this Canoga Park runner. Mark Baratta and an unidentified player out a stop to this Fremont runner as Cleveland's awesome defense proves itself again. The Cavaliers show their explosives as they put the Bob Taylor and John Kofoed put an end to this Hunter, as 90 rush on the Canoga Park quarterback. they did to all of the other Hunters, in their final game of the season, l 4'

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Varsity Spikers Take Third In League Richard Greenwood is out in front at the start of the 2.2 mile run. The expression on Glen Winan's face dis- closes the ruggedness of the course as he approaches the hill climb. Ted Singer is just about to cross the finish line Brent Tubb shows the ease with which he ran for Cleveland last semes- Ted' one gf Clevelandys top runners- has SVGSUY ter. Following close behind him is Senior Mike Boyce. 92 improved since tenth grade.