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

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1. A loo ball drawi fiercely competitive jumps. 2. Mtt. Sharon Weller. Lance Malone, and Brett Roehr scramble for the ball while controlling their donkeys. 3. Jeff Glodfclter and Calvin Johnson fight for possession of the ball 4. Despite his own broken leg. Coach Jim Massey plays an aggressive game 5. Sydney Nelson’s steed rests while she attempts a basket. 6. Student Body President Lance Malone tries to talk some cooperation into his donkey. Daring players find rough, uncertain seats on stubborn donkeys Once again. Varsity Club sponsored the annual Donkey Basketball game held in Clark’s gym in February. The first game was played between two teams from the Varsity Club. The following match was between the faculty and Executive Council. The winning groups from these two games had a play-off. and Executive Council took the overall win in overtime with an 8-6 score. As players mounted their steeds for the first time, they realized the rough ride which was in store for them. During the game, the donkeys displayed their obstinancc and vni rhr nlavc-rc home wirh ccirr mucrlrc 46 Donkey Basketball

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•18 Black students show respect for heritage during history week Remembering their heritage and the people who have contributed to their past, students took part in the annual Black History Week February 11-15. Various activities added to the week as Clark students observed Afro Heritage Day, Afro Colors Day, and Cultural Day. Posters displayed in a main hallway illustrated major figures in American history. February 13 was the date for the annual fashion show and dinner, featuring students modeling contemporary apparel furnished by local clothing shops. The assembly on Friday tied the week together with performances portraying great moments in Black History. Tributes to Martin Luther King and Corctta Scott King were special features of the program. In addition, several CHS students displayed their talents in song and dance numbers. A highlight of the assembly was the coronation of Tony Thomas and Allison Kirkland as Afro King and Oueen. Black History Week