Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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French Club Students sell T-shirts, jewelry to earn extra funds F rench Club gave students a chance to be introduced to the French culture without being enrolled in a class. Members engaged in many activities such as the annual Christmas luncheon and the installation dinner at Cafe Michel. The luncheon was unique because each student had to prepare a French dish. The assortment of foods was served buffet style in the home economics room. The group raised money by selling T-shirts with French logos such as Embrasse-moi and L'enfant terrible’’ imprinted on the front. Jewelry, such as sterling silver rings and gold-plated necklaces, were also sold. Mrs. June Hop advised the club. I. Officers. Jennifer Front, Jill Cothcort. Kris Viou. 2. French Club. Front row: Jill Cothcort. Donno Costricone. Susan Collins. Robocco Hill. Loigh Bnrnson. Beck row: Arlyn King. Katie Scott. Ericta Hernando . Jonnifer Front. Dorict Wictliffe. Kris Viou. Stephanie Heoton. Kathryn Elliott. Ann Fleet. 108 French Club

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v w -Vvj ttw- CHS Spanish Club visits culture festival, hosts annual reverse This year, the Spanish Club had the biggest member turnout in the history of the group, totaling 55. They learned about Spanish customs and lifestyles. Courses in foreign language were not necessary to bo a member. The group sponsored many activities including tho Ugly Man Contest, an election in which the student body purchases the winners' title for one cent per vote. The Girls' Reverse Dance, traditionally held in February, was also sponsored by Spanish Club. This year, the club’s entry in Christmas Tree Lane was unique. The theme was A Tacky Taco Christmas.” It was creatively decorated with taco shells and tortillas rolled into glittered burritos. Popcorn and jalapeno peppers completed the authentic Spanish style decoration. The Cinco de Mayo holiday, celebrated in many Southern California communities, provided an opportunity for club members to enjoy a weekend trip. the Spanish Club luncheon. Sobes ion Ball makes suro Joanna Kijhnor tastos all tho Spanish delights. 5. Spaniih Club. Front row: Corolyn Canella. Karen Mai-tOnne Jotto. Mike Ream, Ranee Sanders. Esther Quisonborry. Eleno Stock. Second row: Bonnie Malone. Andrea Tomsik. Jonnifor Cha. Theresa Cooley. Shannon [ r Barber. LuCy Guido. Kathy Dunkle. Diane Doubrova. Wendy Gronil. Back row: Ed Kochnik. Kim Draper. David Jaffo. Stephanie Pettit. Chris Herron. JoAnn Judy Tarpley. Jano Adams. Jennifer Met . Pam Borns. Scott Farrow. Spanish Club 107

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Officers: Mrj. Rose Lorjon (odvitor), Stan Wickliffe. 2. FBLA. Front row: Tammy Jeckion. Gloria Amos. Michelle Millor. Stan Wickliffo. Second na Cloy. Andrea Tomosello. Nancy Jones. Sack row: Sherrie Rogge. Derick Wickliffe. FBLA members gain experience for future with trips, speakers Typing, shorthand, consumer math and spelling were just a few of the skills that were required for the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members. These skills helped members in business contests and in the state FBLA convention, which was held in Las Vegas. Accountants, advertisers and lawyers were just a few of the speakers who gave the members an insight into different business professions. A field trip to the Thorndal. Backus. Lyles Maupin law offices gave the members an opportunity to view the job of an attorney. Stan Wickliffe was the president with Mrs. Roselee Larson as the advisor. FBLA 109