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

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M ♦ 0 JJ Australians Play It Too! Early in January an Austalian basket- ball team made Cleveland High School one of their stops during their tour of the U.S. Cavalier basketball players offered their homes for the five days that the Australians were here. On the night of January 5th, the Austalians showed Cleveland fans some basketball-Aus- tralian style! Basketball may be basketball world round, but our Cavaliers played a tough- er game, defeating the Australians 69 pts. to 34 pts. Apparently, to win a bas- ketball game, you need more than just a cute accent! ImSr • 1 i 2

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20 Included among Cleveland ' s more obscure activities are the Halloween Eve Football Game and the United Crusade Award Luncheon. The thirty-six members of Mr. Giacomaz- za ' s fourth period class were the stars with a grand total of $85.78, or 238% in donations.

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January 20 was the big night for the Cavalier band and choir. Playing and singing their best, the 1977 Winter Concert exposed the extent of Cavalier talent. After the concert, awards were given to a few very talented indi- viduals in the band. The John Phillip Sousa Band Award was given to Phil Kelton and Tammy Lipps, and the David Vann Memorial Award was given to Paul Chapman and Tammy Lipps. Afterwards awards were given to Wayne Morton, David Ludgman, Scott Whitney and Mark Peotter. Fall Awards Concert 77 22