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

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Spirit, Spirit, Let ' s Hear It! Spirit Week 74, November 4th-8th, proved to be a fun filled time for all those participating. Kicked off on Mon- day, the Juniors pitted their strength against the Seniors in the annual tug-of- war and ended victoriously. The excite- ment increased as the crowd prepared it- self for the wheelbarrow race. Don Chad- wick and Larry Spellman shot to the finish line to win the race for the second consecutive year. What a team! Break a leg or an egg was the word for Tuesday as spirited Cavaliers scram- bled on to the senior lawn to try their luck at the egg toss. Eliminations were quick and egg-splattered students stood back to cheer Desi Gamboa and Mike Monett to v-v-victory. Wednesday, Leslie Burdick displayed one of her raw talents as she stuffed her mouth with bubble gum and blew the bomber of the day in the Bubble Gum Blowing Contest. The week was topped off on Friday with a semi-organized pep rally. The lack of organization, however, had no effect on the spirit generating through the mass. Cavaliers an.xiously awaited Friday night ' s football game, determined to con- tinue the enthusiasm that had been prominent throughout the week. In all, Spirit Week ' 74 set the stage for the attitudes that will be carried on by each Cavalier to make 1974-75 the most spirit filled year ever.

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Wide World of Fall Sports Wednesday, September 16, at the ringing of the third period bell, the mad rush for the football field began. For what, you ask? Cleveland ' s annual Fall Sports Rally, of course. After traditional greetings by Mr. DeFrates and Mr. Todd, the podium was turned over to the coaches who presented Cleveland ' s outstanding fall sports teams. The stands rumbled with enthusiasm as the foot- ball, cross country, girl ' s basketball and tennis teams were introduced. Led by Cleveland ' s No. 1 precision Band and Drill Team, the students displayed the true Cavalier spirit. 15

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Delightfully Debbie Friday night, November 13. wasn ' t your everyday football game. The stands were packed with Cavaliers and alumni, patiently awaiting the half-time ceremonies. As the tension mounted M.C. Bob Carrier opened the first envelope. Tracey Hurst, beaming, with escort, Greg John- son, was crowned fourth princess. Next, ecstatic Erin White, escorted by Matt McBurney, was crowned third princess. Second princess, bewitching Kris Keefer, was escorted by Tom Petruk. As the excitement reached its peak, lovely Laurel Sauer, escorted by Jack Greer, was crowned first princess. As a cheer went up from the crowd, enchanted Debbie Erickson, escorted by Student Body President, Steve Sletten, received the crown and reign of Homecoming Queen, 1974. from last year ' s queen. Kelly McRae. Erin While, Matt McBurney, Kris Keefer, Tom Petruk. Lauri Sauer. .lack Greer. Tracev Hurst, (irei! Johnson. Dehbie Erickson, Steve Sletten,