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

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Leli Galago ' s shoulder, Kim Smilh, ,la fiuttman, Delisc Sicgler, Don Chadwick, Barbara Kellogg, Stve Slettcn, Rohin Nicholas, (iar (jilmaii, Claudia Reis. Spirit Reigns As Royalty Is Crowned Friday, March 7, Cleveland ' s Spirit King and Queen were corwned along with their court at the annual Spirit Dance. After dancing to the Sounds of Egdon Heath for an hour and a half, the excitement of the crowd reached its peak and the ceremonies began. As Tracey Hurst, Master of Ceremonies, ied the group out on the stage, everyone crowded around. She then proceeded to open the first enve- lope, finding no names, only another envelope. Af- jr four or five envelopes the one with the names was finally uncovered. Silencing the restless crowd, ihe fourth Prince and Princess, Gary Gilman and Claudia Reis were .nnounced. Following this, the third royal couple. Let. Jalago and Kim Smith and the second, Steve Slettcn ,;; ' id Robin Nicholas were crowned. Cleveland ' s Spirit Week reached its pin- nacle of excitement as Tracey opened the final enve- lope. A roar went up from the crowd when Jay fiutt- man and Delise Sieglcr were announced first Prince and Princess, and Spirit King and Queen, Don Chadwick and Barbara Kellosziz were crowned. 35

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Campus Springs With Spirit Spirit Week this Spring provided an assortment of many tun and exciting activities for all students. Monday, things started roliin as the Juniors and the Seniors once again invaded the lawn with their Tug of War contest. Tuesday, everyone was all fired up for the Foxy Lady Football game and the foxy ladies, with their cheerleader sup- port held a wild Spirit Rally on the lawn. Wednesday, it seemed like all eyes were squinting as people walked through the halls. Why? Of course, it was clash day, with everyone mixing their plaids with their stripes, and their red socks with their orange. Thursday, the lawn was filled at lunch with daring souls holding water balloons. The idea was to see what couple could get the farthest away, throwing the bal- loon back and forth, keeping it intact. As you guessed, quite a lew went to fifth period wet. The week came to its close with a student- faculty volleyball game, and the announcement of the Spirit King and Queen at the dance.

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Thespian Conference The 1975 Thespian Regent 2 Conference was held at Newport Harbor High School, on the 8th and 9th of February. Once again Cleveland ' s theater buffs excelled in the rough competition. The two groups competing from Cleveland consisted of Tamara Harris, Claire Maire, and Pam Jordan per- forming The White Whore and The Bit Players and our improvisation group which included Karen Kerper, Lisa Reggio, Kerri Miller and Louanne Letendre. Out of the fifteen individual awards of $50 each pre- sented to the thirty high schools in competition, each member in the cast of The White Whore and The Bit Players received one such award. Many congratulations to these dedicated and hard working Thespians. 36