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

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(Above) Tough Cleveland de- fense overpowers Canoga Park runner IRighll John Noland talking it over with Coach Harris. I Below I Danny Bounds sweeps left end. lAhove) Dave Smith fights off a Chatsworth tackier. (Right) Tom Bell gains yards the hard way. 89

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NV » ' cz jt . r Jt ' MiL A9. 3C i S c ft v» r5l RoH I - Coach Harris, Coach Contreras, N.Sporteili, J.Kinsella, A.Ra- mirez. D. Dapper, T.McCurdy, D. McDowell, J.Burdick, T.Shimamolo, S.White, R. Powers. L.Zeldin, B.Jones, J.Liggera, B.Humillon. P.Vargo, M.Goodall. K.Ward, J.Silverman. Ruw II - B. Spear, M. Armstrong, C. Hammerstrom. M.Murrilo, S.Mendoza, M.Santa Maria, R.McCaren, C.McKnight, T.Belton. J.Andrews, R.Oros, M.Hennelly, G.Custer, G. Sherfey. J.Masterson. W.Williams, J.Evans, J.Nolan. Row III - J.Edwards, T.Coleman, L.Suarez, B.P ucci, R.Moran, H.Garcia, W.Redburn,|D. Bounds, J.Dudley, D.Smith. T.Bell. P.Romero. D.Jorgens. B.Denton, T.Porter, L. Novak. T.Bolewski. Bee Football SCORES CHS Birmingham Carson 34 Kennedy 20 Van Nuys 8 6 Chatsworth 6 6 Taft 28 ECR 34 Canoga Park Reseda 21 9 Birmingham: The first half was dominated by Birmingham but a tough Cleveland defense held them scoreless through- out the battle. It ended in a 0-0 deadlock. Carson: The Cavaliers lost to probably one of the finest Bee teams in the city, by a score of 0-34. Cleveland could not generate any offense against the Colt ' s mighty defense. Kennedy: Once again the Cavaliers came up scoreless as they bowed to Kennedy by a score of 0-20. John Noland had a good night passing. Van Nuys: Cleveland registered their first victory as they defeated the Wolves. 8-6. Dave Smith had an excellent night carrying the football and scored the first touchdown of the season. Chatsworth: In the league opener, Cleveland tied Chatsworth 6-6. It was a game of turnovers by both teams. Don Jorgens caught a five-yard touchdown pass for the score. STANDINGS W L T Taft 5 ECR 4 1 CLEVELAND 1 2 2 Reseda 2 3 Chatsworth 1 3 1 Canoga Park 4 1 Taft: It was a disappointing loss since the Cavaliers were up for the game. Cleveland dominated the first half but were worn down by the Taft offense in the second half. The final score was 0-28. Taft proved to be one of the best Bee teams in the valley. El Camino Real: Cleveland was defeated by a strong El Ca- mino team 0-34. As in previous games, mistakes played a key role in the loss. Canoga Park: This game ended up scoreless, 0-0. The offense just couldn ' t put the points on the board. Even though, Cleve- land had some long drives that ate up a lot of time on the clock. Reseda: It was a good way to end the season as Cleveland tripped up the Regents ' 21-0. Altera slow first half, the Cava- liers came out and ran Reseda over. The leading rushers were Dave Smith, who scored two touchdowns. Tom Bell and Todd Porter, who also scored a touchdown. Cleveland ended their season in third place in the West Valley League. 88

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Jim Gill EricContreras Herman Cedillo . ' i ' ' - . Coach Cromwell Varsity Cross Country 1974 Although this year ' s team again didn ' t fare well in West Valley League competition, with a little luck the final standings would have been quite a bit different. Narrow margins of defeat to league powerhouses Chatsworth and Taft in the opening two weeks of league competition show that this was indeed a good team. Outstanding runners on this year ' s Varsity team were: Edward Barkett, winner of six straight individual efforts (including an undefeated league season), Eric Contreras, and eleventh graders Jim Gill, Craig Thornton, Jody Guererro, Herman Cedillo and Dan Perry. The J.V. ' s were led by Ray Holdsworth, Jim Hillendahl and a host of eleventh graders, while Jeff Clarke led the tenth grade team. Ed Barkett Craig Thornton .lody Guererro Dan Perry — I !