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

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JV spikers' season shows many talents This year’s junior varsity volleyball team, coached by Ms. Theresa Conerly. stressed endurance and agility during practice. The drills and exercises they learned by playing junior varsity volleyball will be a solid foundation for their varsity playing. Practice was held six days a week, for two and one-half hours a day. The strong players for Clark’s JV were Lissa McClure. Dottie Funston. Teresa Thomas. Jill Skanchy, Mildred Payne, and Renee Howard. The rest of the team consisted of Abbi Silver. Tammy Webster. Jackie Smith. Laura Hutzinger. Kathy Shiroky. Michelle Freeman. Sandy Lyons. Felicia Morris, and Lisa Singer. We were pretty strong this year since we had a lot of height and experience. Many of this year’s girls have returned from last year. We’ve had a very good season. stated Coach Conerly. Sotting the boll for the spiko. Dottie Funston usos groat concentration. 2. Dotfio Funston serves with precision end occurocy. 3. Louro Huntainger follows through her irve with composuro. 4. Lise Singor ond Jackie Smith convorgo in an attempt to block Bouldor City's roturn. JV Volleyball 167

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Clark Season '$ Record Opponent Won Bonanza Lost Lost Chaparral Won Won Basic Lost Lost Rancho Won Won Boulder City Lost Lost Valley Won Won Western Lost Lost Chaparral Won Won Eldorado Lost Lost Valley Won Won Vegas Lost Lost Valley Won Won Gorman Lost Won Bonanza Lost JV Volleyball. Kneeling: Teresa Thomas, Dottio Funston, Abbi Silver. Tammy Webster. Jackie Smith. Standing: Coach Conerly. Mildred Payne, Laura Huntzingcr. Kathy Shiroky, Michelle Freeman. Sandy Lyons. Felicia Morris. Liso Singer. 166 JV Volleyball

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Gymnasts use poise, grace, determination in tough competition Gymnostics. Front row: Kolly Bowen. Michelle Friend. Tine Vorloy. Chris Boschard. Oehlie Doumeni, Kim Dyel. Sect row: June Schell. Sherrie Philip. Lise Carrol, Kethy Leopold. Julie Mortin. In its third consecutive year, the girls' gymnastics team represented Clark in various meets throughout the state. Competition included teams from the Clark County School District (Western and Eldorado) and also teams belonging to the Nevada Women's Gymnastics Association. Diligently training to perfect skills, the gymnasts began practicing during the summer months both at school and at private gymnasiums. Practice continued during classtime and also every day after school for two additional hours. For meet competitions, the girls were divided into various classes: Class One for advanced. Class Two for advanced intermediates. Class Three for intermediates, and Class Four for beginners. Displaying their skills in floor exercise, vault, uneven parallel bars, and balance beam competitions, the individual members were scored from I to 10. In order to raise the necessary funds for their meet expenses, the gymnastics team raised money by selling various items, as well as through their annual cartwheel-a-thon. 168 Gymnastics