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

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A Row 1-G. Rehberg, S. Standage, R. Allen, P. Rolfzen, J. Kent, G. Quam, D. Elvester. Row 2-P. Serritella QMgr.J, J. Howley, F. Hopp, B. Austin, P. Winters, L. Winchell, A. Nelson, T. Kelly CMgr.J, C. Householder Varsity Basketball 1969-1970 CMgr.J. l l l fe 4 Bob Austin Dan Elvester John Howley Guard Center Fo rwa rd aw 'Dx Greg Guard Forward Paul Rolfzen Forward

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Greg Rehberg goes over everyone to tip the ball against Chatsworth. This year's Varsity basketball team was led by Senior guard Al Nelson who averaged 22.8 points per game. Opposite Nelson was surprise Junior guard Bob Austin who dazzled the stands and tore up the defense with his remarkable passing ability. Dan Elvester con- trolled the center position all year and finished the season with an average of 11.4 points per game. ln the forward spots this year were Seniors Paul Rolfzen, Jim Kent, and John Howley, while Junior Greg Rehberg was fast coming up in the ranks. Rolfzen finished the season with an average of 10.6 points per game. Jim Kent, a starting forward in early season play, had his season cut short with a knee injury suffered in the first Canoga Park game. John Howley came off the bench this year to supply great hustle and a quick scoring punch. Greg Rehberg was as much a surprise to the team this year as was Bob Austin. Rehberg is a tough man, and was considered by most of the team to be the roughest competitor under the boards. The Varsity squad finished the season with a 4-6 record in league play and an overall record of 8 wins, 6 losses. They had a rather disappointing season in league, but a successful season in overall play, Coach Stan Oken retired after the basketball season this year. He will be missed for many seasons to come. Basketball just won't be the same at Cleveland High School without the COACH. SCORES STANDINGS CHS vv L 81 North Hollywood 67 Reseda 10 O 66 San Fernando 64 Taft 6 4 75 POlytGCl'll'1iC 63 Chatsworth 5 5 66 Westchester 58 Canoga Park 4 5 71 Chatsworth 59 CLEVELAND 4 6 58 Taft 72 El Camino Real 1 9 71 El Camino Real 50 78 Canoga Park 90 66 Reseda 87 58 Chatsworth 54 7O Taft 77 73 El Camino Real 63 61 Canoga Park 78 78 Reseda 93 The Cleveland Varsity basketball team entered league with a perfect record of four wins and no losses. reading the Cavaliers' attack was Senior guard Al Nel- son who led all scorers with 21 points. Junior starting guard Bob Austin contributed 11 points and had 7 Dan Elvester and Jim Kent battle the Chancellors for a rebound. Coach Stan Oken Bob Austin drives through the Chatswort defenders in contest at Cleveland. assists. The Cavaliers were successful in their first league encounter, whipping the tall Chancellors by a score of 71-59. ln their second contest, led by Paul Rolfzen's 20 points, the Cavaliers beat the Chancellors 95 58-54.