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

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. C 6 Mte • ° 7He Z =y C i 5TA7 i5 1 Dromo Club Publicity Committee Nicki Miles. Ms Corol Stotom (odvisor). Phyllis Seffel 2. Dromo students present their version of the Nuonce commerciol In the oonuol Christmos Scenes 3 Dtomo Club Officers: Trish Tu«y. Mork Nicholl. Phyllis Seffel. Nieto Miles 4 The Doy After Christmos'' wos the theme for the Oromo Club's Christmos Tree Lone entry. Dromo Club 109

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CHS student actors study art of drama, provide entertainment The 1961-82 Dromo Club scheduled mony activities throughout the yeor. Fund-raising activities such os bake soles and Christmos cornotion soles were the source of funds for the group's projects. Members of the group performed in mony tour-noments throughout the school yeor. The club went to o tournomenr in Reno ond hosted one in Jonuory. They also enjoyed severol out-of-town excursions to see ploys. The club presented the onnuol Christmos ond Spring scenes to the delight of the Clork oudiences. To end the yeor, the onnuol spring bonquet brought the group members together for special awards which were given for Best Actor. Best Actress. Best Supporting Actor. Best Supporting Actress, ond the Most Improved Ms. Corrol Srorom wos the advisor. Dfama Club. Front row: Mory Eden. Terri Welch PhyD s Soffel. Arris Willioms. Dock row; Sherri Red. Vlllo Glosser, Srephome Fujii. Koren Kromer, Nicki Miles. Michelle tor-don. Jomie Mohar. Irish Tully. Eric Armijo. Ms Corrol Srorom (odvisor) 108 Drama Club

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Dragonslayers use creative imagination for fantasy games One club or Clark, which met twice o week, allowed members to act out their fantasies in o gome colled Dungeons ond Drogons. The Drogonsloyers. os members colled themselves, use oddly shoped dice ond rulebooks contoining tobies ond charts os their equipment. They porrroy chorocters who come in contact with beosts or chorocters which eorn gold. They experience these encounters while traveling through the dungeon, ond their survival ond success rely on the roll of the dice. In the gome no player octuolly wins, bur the amount of gold collected determines his success. According to players, it is o very enjoyable ond exciting gome becouse the players ore ollowed to ploy out their fontosies in their characters. Drogoniloyers: Rod Kocpp. Martin Daly. Seon Elliot. Mr Ken Homilton (odviior). Corf LundquiJt. Robert Fend. Mogdi Ghat; 110 Drogonsloyers