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

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1. Seniors add finishing touches to their award winning float. 2. Hawaiian Day give the cafeteria stiff a chance to show off their favorite muu-tnuus. 3 Hemming ’78 79 srudent body president. Van Verccn. speaks to the crowd I Jeff Kemple adds a bit of originality to throwing a ptc in the face of 1-ancc Malone 3. Student participation acids entertainment to an eventful week 6. I .coking ahead to the big game. Coach Rich Whitehead encourages support for the football team. Homecoming 21

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20 among faculty, students Ain't No Stopping Us Now was the 1979-1980 Homecoming theme. The week’s festivities included a variety of dress-up days ranging from the traditional Black and Gold Day to Cowboy and Indian Day and Warm-Up Day. Besides the traditional hall decorating and bulletin board competitions, there were root beer guzzling, banana eating, hula dancing, and pie eating contests. A faculty team emerged victors at the Volkswagen Races. The I rt-terman's Jail was in operation on Wednesday. The spirit present during the week’s activities was evident at the Homecoming assembly on Friday. The winners of Mr. Football, Tony Shaw, and the Spanish Club’s Ugly Man. John Clinton, were announced at the assembly. At the pre-game show, held in Collis Stadium, the Senior Class entry won the float competition, and Pam Durkcc received the crown as Homecoming Queen. The Charger football team made a good showing but was disappointed with a 13-9 loss to the Valley Vikings. As a conclusion to the 1979-1980 Homecoming festivities. many couples attended the dance Saturday evening at the Flamingo Hilton Hotel. Homecoming V ELD VALLEY 9 A n T STOP i Eventful Homecoming encourages creativity

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22 Homecoming