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

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 Behavior: To some the '70’s were called the Me Decade” as we looked out for Numcro Uno.” In a quest for sclf-idcnticy, we encountered transcendental meditation, cst, and born-again Christianity. Living together” replaced living in sin,” gay rights became a cause for some, and equality of the sexes became a battle cry. Every segment of society made its wants known. A separate drug culture came of age and sexual taboos burst out of the brown wrapper. In the Me Decade” many me's” were eager to be defined: Be a Calvin Klein man.” Books dealing with self-improvement became number one sellers and Have a nice day” became the most widely used greeting of the '70‘s. Many of us felt selfishness without guilt, a sort of smugness that says, You can haul up (Ik ladder. I'm on board. The divorce rate doubled between 1970 and 1978; but as the decade ended, family was making a comeback. Bobby Isom Jeff Jacobs Mark Jacoby Sally Jacoby Craig Jakus Kevin Jobst Carrie Johnson Darryl Johnson June Johnson Linda Johnson Roxanne Johnson Charles Johnston Michael Jones Shirland Jones

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seniors Bob Horton Regina Houston Kori Howard Tammy Howard Marjorie Hudson Lloyd Hucgcl Lance Hughes Angela Hunter Lee Hunter Todd Hunter Jason Hurd Kevin Hurst Joann Hussey Jinny Hwang Darryl Hycr Gabriel Icaza

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seniors Sonya Jordan Holly Kaplan Andrea Kaufman Scott Kawski Laura Kearney Nick Kelly Jeff Kemplc Mary Rose Kenney Hui Kim Mark Kingston Allison Kirkland John Kirwan Kevin Kirwan Kenneth Kishiyama Roger Knight Brenda Kury