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

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'f «• ?' Km Winter. Swing: Carrie Johnson. Melodic Farina. Sharia Muiscr. Shicla Wright. Trad Ellington. Claudia Marsh SianJing. Betty Baca. Traci PJoeger. Todd dron. Steve Haas. Jon Bradley. Renee Rigglc 2 (.laudia Marsh. Kan Meissner and Holly Kaplan perform a song and dance routine with the rest of Counterpoint. 3. GatnUrpxni ikoI Crete Cutkuiit: Jon Bradley. Michael Hayes. Vince Williams. Charles Shoemaker. Calvin Johnson. James Canada. Joe Grancado. Chester Flaggard. James Alessandro 4 Cctmltr-Freni mr: Shannon May. Shjela Wright. Kelly Clinton. Greg Farina. Steve McCauley. Steve Haas. Brian Frabbicle. Ken Dias. Claudia Marsh. Melodie Farina. Allison Kirkland. Rid Lena I nma. Holly Kaplan. Wanda Gaston. Carrie Johnson. Tisa Dudenake. Tracy Snider, l.iaetta Callaway. Lcanna Grant. Shawnc Baccan, Debhte Basil. Counterpoint 105

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Advanced level choirs show variety in music The Madrigals and Counterpoint arc two very diversified groups. The Madrigals, with their colorful costumes, sing in the style of the Reniassancc age while Counterpoint. with their glittering outfits, sing rock or disco type songs. Both groups were instructed by Mrs Marcia Neel The Madrigals, who also appeared on television, raised over $1000 during the Christmas season. Displaying their talents at many hotels throughout Las Vegas, the Madrigals presented performances for convention audiences. A highlight for them this year was going to a professional recording studio and making a tape with Sandler and Young to be sent to the hostages in Iran. The tape was hand carried by Mrs. Neel's husband to the Iranian Embassy for approval. The Madrigals received recognition from Governor Robert List. Senator Howard Cannon, and Vice President Walter Mondale. A copy of the tape was also sent to President Jimmy Carter for review. Counterpoint, along with all the other choral groups, had many performances including those put on during the assemblies at various junior high schools throughout the city. They also went on tour in the spring. This year a professional choreographer taught Counterpoint new dance steps. 104 Madrigals

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Soccer Bunnies gain time for game play, supply refreshments Both the JV and varsity Soccer Bunnies assumed many responsibilities throughout soccer season. The first of these included keeping the game balls for the coaches, as well as recovering those that have traveled out of bounds. Since the clock in soccer never stops, even if the ball is not in bounds, these were perhaps two of the most important jobs that the girls were assigned. Other tasks the girls were in charge of were supplying the players with oranges and gum while chanting familiar cheers for them. This year the squad’s fund raiser consisted of a candy sale. The money from this was used to buy oranges and gum for the soccer players. The squad was advised by Mrs. Karen Girard and Mrs. Susan Stuart. The president of the group was Marianna Pataki. W Hunmn. Stunt: Kircn Wn h«. Diane Bordenave.Jill Kennedy. Barrie Ire. Kristen Wood . Julie Cerff. Susan Beadney Kjur , X Sharame DcAman. Rhonda Rogers. Kim Ra m Ltva Loeseh. Marianna Paialri, (indy Ogaa. Tammy Jatkson. Valerie Talley. Dawn Quinn Sundtng Madalyn Omk.Jana Breedlow. Cindy Wheeler. 1 vonne Preston. Helen Ijwson. I Holloway. Kristine Viau. Holly Ire. Laura Allen 1.06 Soccer Bunnies