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

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86 I. Twirlers Cheryl Jones. laurio Goodrich. Sona Peterson, and Julie Parker perform for tho student body. 2. With precise timing Angela Amin movos benoath the flag of her partner. Annette Schlogotor. 3. During the Homecoming assembly head flagtwirlor Julie Parker works in rhythm with alumna flagtwirler Carrie Clark. Short Flogs

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Cavalaires execute knowledge of dance Selectively chosen by a panel of judges during the latter part of the 1979-1980 school year were 17 girls to represent the Clark Cavalaires drill team. The girls endured 7 a.m. practices each day and frequently engaged in after school and pre-game practices. These long hours of practice enabled the drill team to perform quite competitively at a summer camp which they attended at the San Diego State University. The awards the girls received included a first place trophy for their competition routine, a superior trophy, a spirit trophy, and numerous superior ribbons. Two individual trophies were also awarded to Captain Laura Fielden and Betsy Bonds for being Super Star Drill Team Members. Throughout the school year, the Cavalaires performed at spirit assemblies, football games, basketball games, and the annual Halftime Review. The team also engaged in trips to other states for competition. They accompanied the band to El Paso. Texas during the Thanksgiving holiday and later they traveled to Santa Monica. California to compete nationally. I. A perfect elocution of jump splits is performed by junior Dawn Ripandelli during the Homecoming assembly. 2. With precise timing the Cavalaires complete a roll off durinq a pop assombly. 3. In pin-wheel formation, drill team members porform to Electric Phantasm. 4. Captain Laura Fielden smiles enthusiastically during the final halftime performance of the season. Cavalaires 85

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Flagtwirlers add life to assemblies, games with stylish routines The flagtwirlers worked during the year to add spirit and life to the pep assemblies and games. The group, composed of twelve girls and one alternate, had only four returning girls from last year's squad with nine new faces. Attending camp this summer at Pepperdine University in Malibu Beach. California, the team won first place for their home routine. They also brought home a superior trophy and numerous individual awards. During the year the twirlers performed with the band at Halftime Review which was held at the Silver Bowl. The head flagtwirler was junior Julie Parker. The group was advised by Miss Theresa Conerly. ort Flags. Silling: Eva Fried. Julio Parkor. Knotting: Kathy Rhodes. Muriel Desimone. Tina Barnes. Marianne Nelson. Judi Agster. Standing: Sona Pofer-Chery1 Jones. Annette Schlageter. Kirsti Rice. Laurie Goodrich. Angela Amin. Short Flags 87