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

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Wide World of Spring Sports On Wednesday, February 26, Cleveland ' s Athletic Department held its annual Spring Sports Rally on sunny Verity Field. After the preliminaries were taken care of, the spring teams were presented to the anxiously awaiting stu- dent body. The stands roared with enthusiasm as the entire tennis team (1 1 of em) tumbled out of one V.W. Bug. Following this spectacle the boys ' Golf, Swimming, Track Field, and Baseball teams were introduced. Of course, the girls ' Track and Softball teams were also in the showing. The entire exhibition was enhanced with the spirit of our spring cheerleaders and Cleveland ' s fan- tastic band. I Ml % t.f

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Cavaliers Break World Wide Dance Record Cleveland ' s Drama clan, forever in pur- suit of some new and cra y gimmick, truly outdid themselves this time when they pro ' cd to Mr. Guiness and the rest of the world that they could break the world ' s Charleston Dancing Record. .Amidst groans from aching feet, tooth- picks under the eyelids, and growling stom- achs, 111 teen of the twenty participants exhaustedly reached their thirty hour goal. .Aside from the cast of dancers, there were many others involved in the effort. All jobs from feet massuers to time keepers to orange peelers were occupied, and of course Nliss Francis supervised the thrashing 30 s es- capade. It all took place at The Onion, a small community church in Sepulveda, from 12:00 noon, Friday, January 24 to 6:00 p.m., Saturday, January 25. With the intention to defray the Thespian London trip which took place during Fas- ter vacation, each dancer circulated a spon- sor sheet, collecting over S2,000 for their cause. 29

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Senior Insanity This semester the Senioritis Bug attacked earl as our graduating group held their Senior Activity Week iVom February 24-28. Hosting a variety of the wildest events ever to hit this campus, Cleveland ' s old hams really showed ' em. With a sitting room only crowd on the lawn, the senior stage was invaded Monday with an arras of paint covered bodies. Such artistry! Tuesday everyone got soaked in the sponge toss. On Wednesday, three exciting contests were held. The first, to see who could blow the biggest bubble. Following this was a Licorice Fating Race, and to top it off, the more polite souls displayed their raw talents as the Belching Contest was held (heard?). Thursday everyone made a pig of themselves in the Pudding Eating Contest. To conclude this fun filled week, a Senior vs. Faculty Basketball Game was held before a roaring audience with the seniors dominating the faculty, 30-24. 31