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

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Photo Club Rinv I: M.Nekemolo. RNichcilas. H Phil- lips. l),Weinga t, C.Pedmori Run II S, Jaoihowit . K. Miller. Mr. H.lhach, S. .Sletlen. D.Kunklc. B.Milligan, S.Miller Sound Crew Mr. Ibach ' s Photo Club consists of Cleveland ' s talented photog- raphers. Their works of art may be seen at the annual Art Show in the MPR. Another one of Cleveland ' s specialty groups is Sound Crew, headed by Mr. Theroux. Also Mr. Gifford ' s Art Production is one of the most advertized organizations on campus, considering that they are responsible for the publicity of most major activities. Row I: G.Dieatrick, T.Lavietes. J.Taylor Row Coville, R.Eiland, A.Depew . J.Slevens. TBlumberg, M.Met lcr. B. Art Production Row I V. Powell. L.T0 1. Mr. G. Row II L.lowlkes, J.Schmickel, M. Galik, L.Nunnally. S.Hall. N.Jamison, T.Sweat. T.B rd, S. Nix. D.Plouffe. T Wilson, D.Sorenson 133

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Two organizations that provide Cleveland with fine activities are Girl ' s League and Boy ' s League. The spirited participants in these clubs organize Girls ' and Boys Week and the Vice-Versa. In- ternational Club is an organization for students uho are interested in foreign relations and lan- guages. A part of the club is made up by Cleve- land ' s Foreian Exchanae students. Girls League RoH- I - R.Nicholas, T. Hurst, S.Mitter, S.Herman, A.Boggio. C.Fuson, K.Kofoed, C.Ries. L.Neilson. Kuw II ■ S.Greve, B.Cralley, President, J. Slockwcll, A-Siddons. Boys ' League ANMuMaMsm •njn » ww iii —iu v E.Baer, B.Cartwright, K.Braunschweiger, J.Guttman, President, D.Chadwick, S.Sletten International Club Row I - L.Stober, S.Sutterman, M.. Searcy, B.Benk- mann, D.Doyle, E.Pfister, C.Wedemeyer. Row II - T Kuljian, K Hans, C.Rocke, J.Cook.

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Radio Communications Cleveland has several class organizations which provide students with the specialized training for their career. One of these classes is Radio Com- munications under the instruction of Mr. The- roux. The purpose of this program is to train in- stallers and entrv level technicians on Navigation- al Communications equipment while vsorking al- so for their second class Radio Telephone Li- cense. This class which was only started two years ago has had fantastic placement results, close to lOO f. . ' nother class organization career orientated is the aviation construction under Mr. Ferdon. The students make their own tools- such as a wooded hand brake for bending sheet metal. This aircraft construction project has added an im- portant ingredient to the drafting class. .■Mso a good opportunit for Cleveland stu- dents is Graphic Arts. The print pamphlets for advertising school activities such as plays, ballots, and programs. Radio Communicalions - J.Aquila, T.BIumberg, R.Brady, R.Chaurria, B.Coville, A. De- pew, G.Dieatrick, S.Dow, R.Wikland, J.Gill, J.Kemper, T.Lavietes, P.Glassco, P.Morse, M.Metzler, J.Stevens, J.Taylor, Mr. Therou.x Aircraft Construction Aircrajl ■ B.-Ashton, M.Bail, T.Hook, C.lge, D.Jorgens, L.Keyser, S.Littlefield, D Pacha, C.Patterson, G.Schwarz, E. Stein, D.Stromberg, K. Wright, J.Willets, Mr. F. Ferdon Graphic Arts Graphic Arts - Row I - R.Cole Row II - D.Mullen, S Rubio, D.Siebers, T.Belton Row III - M.Leuning, T Smith, R.Paduano, W.Paduano