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

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Thespians r 1 1 ■i 1 WTm 1 ' fli Bk Kf ' Jl «..T-:...- ■■ -r. - ...- J H HpFS Pvl ■tS ft ■fl P » l l H K IP B 1 H K . ipB I T F B l p HHHl3H IB K i» . ! M M JQ R.Cleek, K. hearing, T. Forest, B.Greenbaum. S.Hannum, I. Harris, Secretary L.Heit, Vice-President, K.Kerper. Historian, M.KIindt, D.Kunkle, Treasurer, L.Letendre, J.Licon. C.Maire, President, K.Mill er, S.Tamberella, N.Weber. Your time has come to shine ... all your dreams are on their way. Simon Garfunkle Future Farmers of America Thespians is an organization made up of drama orientated people. They meet during lunch with Miss V. Francis as sponsor. This year they have been holding charity and fund raising events to get money for their trip to London in the spring. A quite ambitious group! Future Farmers of America is a very worthwhile club. Students learn about the many agricultural vocations. Row I - B.Giddings, B.Smith, S.Williams, R.Steuart. Row II Buinister, T.Leifer, T.Giddings, S.McGaughy, Mr. Pierce. J.Adams, R.Santoro, S.Soter, B.

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Stage Band R)m I - N.Savalas, .I.Dougherty, A. Crocket, Row II - R.Kisher, B.Pera. K.Braunschweiger, R.Cole, S.Har- vey. Row III - P. Chapman, T.Martin, K.Titmus, J. Monroe, L.Bent. P.Kelton, L.Agnew, M.Metzler. One of Cleveland ' s talented musical groups is he stage band, directed by Mr. Fisher. These lard working musicians meet at seven o ' clock in he morning to practice for the various stage band :ompetitions and concerts they present during ;he year. A small but faithful club is Music Listening, rhey meet during lunch and listen to classical music. Along with Music Listening, Mr. Jenkins is in charge of Cleveland ' s Choir, who performs for the Christmas and Spring concerts. Another class organization which gives some direction for vocation is childhood education. Students teach children at Cleveland High and go to local grammar schools to aid teachers with edu- cation. Music Listening Row I - C.Peck, L.Mur- phey, N.Ackerman Row II - S.Harvey, S.Wenzil, F. Woolf, E-Morse. Choir Row I - R.Wisdan, S.Harvey. B.Hopkin, J. Smith, E.Sollack. S.West. PBentley. P.Westra. M.Hook, C.Welker, A.VVaite. Row II - Ci. Conner. E.Morse, S.Romaszewski. S.Smith. T.Nelson. L.Farr. S. easier. L.Cooley, J.Esan. M.Gilles. D.Mondragon. L.McLain. Row III - R.Lopez, S.Tielman. N.Zion. .I.Cole, D.Takeuchi. A.Santoro. L.Matthews. D. Urban. J. Randan. L.Woodmansee. M.Villulpan- do. K.Bailey. Childhood Educatic Row I - S.Chrisakis. D.Peterkin. F.GIendenning, K.GIenden- ning, C.Phillis, B. Rambler, M.Costanzo, L.Busick. Row II - S.Herron. R.Dennis. Row III - D.Baker. M.Cherry . K. Lavery. L.Terry, Mrs. Danzl, D.Russell, F.Tolmas. 135

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Le Sabre Cavaliers look forward to third period on the day the Le Sabre is issued. This newspaper keeps Cleveland informed of everything from sports and rock concerts to personal opinion. It is under the direc- tion of Mr. Ralph Hyde. Row I - P.Fordyce, C.Fogle, M.Broadley, B.Cralley. M .Gilherstadl. S.Lassman. Row II - C.Storgarrd, K.Hans. C.Higgins, S.Ferion. S.Bohlin, R. McCarthy, .I.Dunham, Raw III - L.W alerslreet. J.Stockwell. Speech and Debate This year Cleveland was once again active in Speech and Debate. Despite the fact that the team had a new coach and was smaller than in previous years, it had outstanding performances in the Fall Open Tournament. Mr. Weil is temporarily taking over the team this year for Mr. Berk, who is on a sabbatical to South Africa. His overwhelming enthusiasm, effort and hard work at speech and debate tourna- ments have produced a highly competitive and talented team. The 1974-75 team extends many thanks to him. The Speech team consists of nine members including one debate team. Our representatives at speech tournaments this year include mainly junior-varsity a nd varsity speakers, as they had no novice recruits for the fall semester. The club officers were: President- Bea Benkmann. Vice-President-Daniel Weise, and Secretary- Neil Nybo. All three worked diligently to make the tournaments successful. In the Fall Open Tournament, the speech team did extremely well. Jill Campbell competed in Impromptu. Tish Kuljian in Story Telling (a new event), Dan Weise in Humorous Interpretation and Oratorical Interpretation and Dave Nelson in Humorous and Dra- matical Interpretations. Bea Benkmann competed in Oratorical Interpretation and Program Reading, going to finals in both events and placing third and fourth respectively. Neil Nybo also went to Finals in his event- Original Oratory. Steve Miller and Dan Weise have worked hard on debate this year and have done well in the Open and Invitational tournaments. Row I- D.Weise, Mr Weil Row II - D.Nelson. S.Miller. J Camphell, T Harris, B Benkmann. T. Kuljian. 137