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

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I )eighty-twoeighty-twoeighfy-tw I CAVALCADE Ed W. Clark High School Las Vegas, Nevada Volume XVII 1982 CAVALCADE: a procession of horses moving towards a unified goal; a sequence of events. Table of LIFE SPOR TS FACULTY PEOPLE OSING A gradual process Of learning occurs In the classroom And on the field The unending beauty Of our surroundings We constantly seek To challenge ourselves With different ideas That color our days Throughout school We eagerly await The last procession: Graduation... 16 Life b THU FUI _ ipa vuAh CM7 X Remmloer, 5Q ss £ Ttin w 12. CK We reach our goals HARGt FftOTBA L r - Mon V I is Mvn AWESOME 1 Following the trodtion of decorot ing the bulletin boords. the juniors disploy their Oetter Than Ever ' spirt. 2 Erie Fruehouf plows through o ptote of jeBo in the mess holl teloy 3 Chris Mieike shows onlookers his sMb with o skoteboord 4 Footboll ployers Tom Wi-deen ond Brod Choddick converse while seBrng spirit bolloons on Block ond Gold Doy. 5 The Senior Council Volkswogen piloted by MicheBe McOonokJ. proves to be the overoll winning bug 18 Homecoming Chargers celebrate 'Better than Ever' during festive week Better than Ever wos chosen for Cork's 1981 Homecoming theme. A variety of festivities added to the spirit of the week. October 19-24. Among the mony activities were the following: mess-eoting contest, chariot roces. VW races, ond the golfboll swing. The vorious dress-up doys included M A S H Doy. Togo Doy. Colifornio-Howoiln Doy. Sports Doy. ond Block ond Gold Doy. Seniors proved their spirit by their overwhelming victory in the VW roces ond holl decorotion effort, while juniors won with their decorating of the gym ond sophomores nobbed the bulletin boord title. Senior Sebostion Bolle wos honored os Spanish Club's “Ugly Mon, ond Mr. Football wos oworded to Tom Wideen. With o winning 5-1 previous record ond o shot or the store title, the Chorgers were disappointed by o 28-9 loss to the Gormon Gaels. Pre-gome festivities included the seniors winning the floor competition. Michelle McDonold wos Homecoming queen; her court included Nodine Kuhn. Suson Murray. Moliko Souiri. ond Tommy Tussey. Mony couples enjoyed the reloxing atmosphere of the Homecoming donee held or Coesors Poloce. Homecoming 19 Homecoming 1981 odds 'Something Extra For Clark 20 Homecoming 1 Wirh trophy in one hond ond his picture in the other. Sebostion Bolle shows sottsfoction with Ns hord-fought title of Ugly Mon 2 After being oo nounced os 1961-62 Mr Footboii. Tom Wideen beoms with pleosuee 0 Choerleoder Renoe Borrozo ond Chorger running bock Rob Foresto moke their woy down the trodlfionol Homecoming tunnel 4 Performing groups entertoin the ossembly with their donee routine to Better rhon Ever. 5 Showing their unique donee. The Sprit Group contributes to the Homecoming ossembly 6 Aworded the prize for the best effort, the senior hoii odds color to Homecoming doy Homecoming 21 Caesars Palace hosrs the Charger Homecoming dano 1 Royo'ty ond the escorts receive the recognition of the crowd 2 Tokrng fint pkxe in competition, the Senior Class (loot travels around the field for the spectators 3 Future ortendonts ond on escort woir potient-ly for their port in the pre-gome festivrties 4 Newly crowned queen Michelle McDonold acknowledges the oppkxise from the stonds 5 The i960 Homecoming Queen ond Mr Foot boll. Toml Sibley ond Steve George, orrive for the pre-gome ceremony. 6 Couples enjoy the fast-poced music ot the Homecoming donee held ot Coesors Poloce AND INTO TH E FUTURE 22 Homecoming Homecoming 20 24 Homecoming Royolfy Homecoming Royalty 25 The notorious Ripper brought bock to life by Clark performers ine Clark Dromo Department presented Dloody Jock, the story of Jock the Ripper by Tim Kelly, os their first production of the yeor. The ploy wos presented on November 18.19. ond 21 The entire ploy takes place in the porlor of Dr. Thoddeus Sorgent's house, located in the Whitechapel district of London. The ploy tokes place in 1888. ond Jock the Ripper is still or lorge. With o rebellious porlormoid. o thief for on order, ond o cronky lody os the housekeeper, the house becomes full of suspicion. The Ripper is mysteriously shown only once. The story features Dr. Sorgent. who runs the hospirol in Whitechopel. After o reolistic struggle with his future son-in-low. Stephen Borrows, the playwright finally reveols fhor Dr. Sorgent is Dloody Jock. Reolistic gun shots ond on intense strobe light added to the special effects to moke the ploy o thrilling chiller. 26 Dloody Jock’ 1. Lody Floro. on her knees, mokes o morrioge proposol to Dr Sorgent 2 Inspector Flonders occuses Dr. Sorgent while Ellen protests. os being Woody Jock 0 Mrs Hiller, with Morgoret Derry’s hoir in hand, drags her out of the porlor 4 Stephen Borrows threotens to kill Morgon If he tells onyone obout him 5 Dr Sorgent welcomes Inspector flonders into his house Bloody Jock' 27 In 1981 rhe Silver Store celebrated its half century of legalized gaming with the rheme Silver Turns to Gold. In 1931 Assemblyman Phil Tobin, realizing that gaming existed everywhere bur was untoxed, introduced rhe legislation which virtually created modern Nevada. Gaming became a huge financial success in rhe state; last year rhe dazzling casinos listed a taxable revenue of nearly 2.4 billion dollars. Gaming has come our of the backrooms and into rhe posh resort parlors for Nevadans and rhe millions of visitors who have helped rhe Silver Turn to Gold. f- 29 30 1. With morrioge cenlficote In hond. Elysso Wetcher listens to on eorncst pro-posol from Mort.-n Doly 2 After o night of fond memories. Corrle Fulton ond Dob Strimllng leove the donee through the Chorger horseshoe 0 Royolty ore Suson Stockton ond Mike Cred«o. Tommy Tussey ond Tom Wideen. Michelle McOonold ond Steve Justice 4 Kenny Clork ond Tocey Poyne enjoy o quiet slow donee 5. With the powers vested by his mothemoticol text. “Morryin- Som Kucon pronounces couples mon ond wife. 6 Drod Choddick ond Morionno Porolu toke o breok from the donee ond enjoy o cup of punch 32 Sodie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins adds spice ro daring roles with Dogparch style Providing girls wirh on opportunity of reversing tradi-tionol roles, the Sodie Howkins donee, sponsored by the Senior Closs, wos held in November. The mythical event, created by Al Copp in his LH' Abner comic strip, celebrates the occosion in which women of Dogporch pursue their beou wirh the intent of marriage,- thus Sodie Howkins is o girls' reverse. Once in the cofererio. couples could be married in o troditionol country ceremony performed by Mr. Ken Kucon os Morryin1 Som. Dressed in jeons ond ploid flonnel shirts, they enjoyed o lighr-heorted evening in o relaxed ormosphere. Tom Wideen ond Tommy Tussey become Lil' Abner ond Daisy Moe. Sadie Hawkins 00 Yuletide festivities prepare the Chargers for December break Clork High School celebrated the festive holidoy season with innovative ideas ond a variety of activities. Executive Council designated a different costume ond octlvity for eoch day of the week. Among the different doys were the following: Ski Day. Christmos Character Day. Ornament-Tinsel Day. Present Day. ond Red ond Green Day. Activities included Boto Bog Guzzling. Gift Wrapping, ond Cookie Decorating. Christmos frees lined the moin holl, providing both mood ond frogronce courtesy of clubs who entered the Drill Team's Christmos Tree Lone. Entries ranged from the troditionol beouty of velvet bows on the Honor Society tree to the stylized modernistic tree mode from computer cords by FBLA. Trophies went to the Senior Closs for Theme. Dromo Club for People s Choice, ond Publications Staffs for both Originolity ond Judges' Choice. Friday wos the weeks highlight. The Dromo Deportment hosted the annual Christmos scenes, entertaining audiences with o combination of serious ond comic sketches. Following o Clork trodi-tion. members of the Senior Closs held the Child Hoven porty that included gifts ond gomes for the smoll visitors, who were olso honored guests ot the Christmos assembly. This final event of the weel-feotured oil the performing groups ond on op peoronce from Sonto ond Mrs. Clous. 34 Holiday Seoson 1 The poblicotions sroff proudly exhibit} rhcir oword-winning Scoop Kringle” in Chnstmos Tree Lone 2 Abbi Silver ond Renoe Gorrozo enjoy the compony of rheir little boy ot the Child Hoven Christmas porty 0. Seniors show yutetide spirit by displaying their decoroted buHetin boord 4 Hove o Cheery Christmas” is the theme of the Vorsiry Cheerleoders entry in Christmos Tree Lone 5 Donne Mozzu helps set op trees doring the Junior Class Christmas Tree sole Holiday Season 35 Holiday activities bring a feeling of sharing for c CHARGE INTC CHRISTMAS 1 TKo sign Charge into Christmos introduces the entry to Christmas Tree lone. 2 The sophomores decorote their tree wrth condy ond popcorn. 0 Too leberski shows his totem for guzzling in the Goto Gog contest 4 Mrs. Clous, olios Tommy Tussey. converses with o boy ot the Child Woven Christmas porty 5. Angelo Whipple, wrapped like o pockoge. worts for Christmas morning 6 Mr Angelo Collis joins the fun in rhe cookie-decor oting contest 7. President Ashley Abdo dresses up os Tiny Tim on Christmos Chorocter Doy 36 Holiday Season Holiday Season 37 Child Haven guests bring joy to CHS 1. The flogtwirlers. in Christmas colon, perform to Jingle Dell Rock.” 2. At the Christmas assembly the crowd shows enthusiasm. 3. Counterpoint provides entertoinment for students ond the little guests. 4. Tom Wideen ond Tommy Tussey as Santo ond Mrs Clous read The Night Before Christmas” to the Child Haven visitors. 5. Keeping to the beat, o future Chorger shows his donee steps to on amused oudienee 6 Mointoining tradition, the Dromo Deportment presents Christmas Scenes throughout the day 36 Holiday Season Holiday Season 39 Couples enjoy change with Girls' Reverse Just Once was the theme of the annual Girls' Reverse dance sponsored by the Spanish Club. Over 120 couples enjoyed the cosuol semi-formol donee that really seemed to break the tension after semester finals. Students hod plenty of room to donee, socialize, or just sir ot the many tobies present ot the Space Center or the Sohora Hotel. The donee losred from 8 until 11 pm. Speciol decorations included transparent ond silver helium-filled balloons tied to foil stors with red ond white ribbons, creating o light-hearted mood for the pre-Volentine's Doy event. Red hurricane lomps lighted eoch circular table to complete the decor. The Spanish Club olso sold corsages ond boutonnieres along with long stemmed cornotions, to students on the Friday before the donee. 40 Gris' Reverse Girls' Reverse 41 1 Students group together in o line to show theit unique style of donee to Rock lobster 2 Kelle DelBosque ond Gory He kothotn shore o speciol moment together. 3 Toking o breok from the donee. Kristen Woods ond Brett Frobbiele relox ond enjoy the refreshments 4 Beggie fbggs ond Juonito Lloyd enjoy the music provided by Dynomtc Sound Compony 5. Exiting from o night of speciol memories. Ken Dio ond Annette Bordenove. wolk through the holiwoy decoroted with stors ond bolloons 1 TFAC members perform o heritoge donee for the oudience 2 Curtis Johnson ond Wondo Cooodo receive royolry honors os Afro King ond Queen 3 During the onnuol foshion show. Greg Blockwell ond Angelika Dishmon model fheir formal ortlre 4 Looking sharp in rheir casual otrire. Tyrone Custord ond DeAndre Miller model for the oudience 5 In o scene from In Seorch of Freedom. cast members reenoct the planning of the civil rights morch on Montgomery Cr 42 Block Hisrory TFAC hosts tribute for cultural heritage of Black Americans Clock History Week, held Februory 8-10. differed from previous years in that octivities were condensed into three doys instead of the trodi-tionol five. This year's rheme wos The 80 s ond Beyond.” ond each doy hod its own individual theme ond mystery person contest. Storting off the week wos Heritage Doy. Mony students enjoyed listening to the views of Mr. Albert Crosby, from the Clork County Juvenile Court Services, ond Ms. Potricio Jormon from the Inrernotionol Coxing Holl of Fame, os guest speokers of the doy. Color Doy involved the traditional colors of the block movement (red, block, ond green) with students hoving the opportunity to test their knowledge of their cultural background by ploying the Block History Varsity Quiz. The final doy of Block History Week featured o festive evening event beginning with the ploy. Mortin Luther King — In Seorch of Freedom. A foshion show ond musicol entertoinmenr brought enthusiastic response from the lorge audience, who waited expectantly for the evening's final event, the crowning of the Afro King ond Queen. Block History 40 Curfis and Wanda crowned as 1981-82 Afro Royalty 44 Afro Royalty Afro Royalty 45 Powder puff teams give a new dimension to the gome of football Sponsored by the Vorsify Club, the onnuol powder puff football gome sow two changes: the oddition of junior ond sophomore teams, ond the re-scheduling in February insreod of November. The seniors. Brod's Brewzers, were cooched by Brod Choddick, the juniors. J J s Jocks, by Jimmy Jock Yeomon; the sophomores. Bob s Renegodes. by Bob Peccole. The Brewzers ond Renegades competed in the first gome, o tight match of wits which wos morked by numerous penalties. The Renegades, quorrerbocked by Suson Fronk. relied on o running gome but were unoble to penetrore the Brewzers' defense. With o final score of 00. the teoms entered o sudden death ploy off in which Brewzer running bock Michelle McDonold went in for o touchdown to end the gome 60. Two doys loter J J's Jocks took the field against the victorious seniors. Utilizing o possing gome with o 5-2 defense, the Jocks attempted severol scoring drives which foiled. Brewzer Cothy De Lo Guerro galloped 32 yards for o touchdown, ond McDonold ron in for the extra point. McDonold secured the score loter when she swept left ond then cut down the middle for o second TD. The gome ended 130 with the championship title going to the seniors. 46 Powder Puff Football loonn (cooch). Correz Middle row: . „ '0. ftichord Cunninghom ooch) Dock row: Tom Widecn (cooch). Dorryl Smith (cooch). Kris Viou. Chris Herron. Stephanie Pettit. Esther Quisenborry. Ann Fleck. Kelly Chadwick. Nicki Miles, uy Wells (cooch). 3T 4T 1 Ginger Seitles. Kris Viou. ond Kelly Chodwick. leove the field ofter o defensive ploy 2 Qrewzer defense prepores ro stop o junior scoring attempt 3 Orewzer running bock Cotherine Cortez corries the boll with encourogement from guorterbock Jenny Frank 4 Senior running bock Cricket Wikstrom con-templotes her next ploy Powder Puff Football 47 Strong offensive line helps seniors win championship 1 Renegade team members Barbara Morse. Felicity Ryan and Coach Jim Moreno watch the octlon (rom the side fcnes 2 Receiving protection from her own offensive line. Marla Molane throws o pass 0. Jock quorterbock Motto Molooe pitches the boil to running bock Amy Abdo 48 Powder Puff Football ©crtje-lippe. Kristen :coocF ?r0Ik:iryT yoa: Powder Puff Football 49 Season's second play asks probing questions The second performance of rhe year by the Dromo Department wos Tribute, o story written by Bernard Slode. The ploy ron three nights — Morch 10.11 ond 13. — in Cloth’s Little Theoter. The ploy is entitled Tribute because that is exoctly whot it is. The storyline is bosed on o mon full of jokes ond laughter, Scottie Templeton, who. unfortunately. is dying. Scottie’s best friend. Lou Doniels. ond oil of his other friends poy o tribute to this lively mon. In his lost doys. Scottie is determined to keep up with his friends by laughing ond joking oround. Jud. Scottie's son from o former morrioge. is very shy ond insecure; he expresses his hotred for his father. However, when he realizes Scottie's impending death, Jud begins the process of growing up. Tribute wos o recent movie starring Jock Lemmon ond ftobby Benson. The school’s version of Tribute wos directed by Ms. Corrol Stotom. with Eric Whiroker ond Srormie Reed ossisting her. 50 'Tribure' Lou Daniels Dr. Glodys Scorrie Solly Hoines Moggie Jud Hilary . Sandy Onofre Angelo Whipple Rocco Racherra .... Riro Zopel . Erica Heishmon Morr Kowolewski .. Yverre Shipley 1. Scoitie ond his ex-wife. Moggie. shore o fond kiss os Jud unexpectedly Interrupts 2. All the chorocters gather to poy o finol tribute to Scottie 0 Scottie ond Lou Daniels do their old voudeville routine 4. Scottie ploys his new song to on eoger listener. Solly Hoines S Doctor Perrelli confronts Jud with Scottie s impending deoth ' Tribute' 51 52 Junior Prom Royolry ate Junior Prom Royolry 50 Senior Doll honors go to Michelle and Sebastian 54 Senior Boll Royalry Renoe Borrozo orid Derek Ence. Atrendonts Dedro Edmond ond Ken Doniels. Atrendonts Senior Doll Royalty 55 A CH8 PICTORIAL: Charger Memories WELCOME TO CHARGER COUNTRY ' • Alma Mater Fight Song To Clark High School, we are true, Our hearts ever turn to you. Ever we hail the colors bold, United we stand for the black and gold. Of our friends and good times, Our memories shall be in the Hallways of Clark High School. To Clark High School, we are true, We give something extra to you. Knowledge and learning, here we share, Honor, devotion, and a spirit rare. Though we roam far away, we’ll come back again, For our hearts are with Clark High School. Fight on, fight on, Keep fighting till we have won! We’re from Clark, We’re the best, So good-bye to all the rest! Chargers strong, Chargers bold, We’ll fight for the Black and Gold! Hail, hail the gang’s all here, So let’s have a victory! 57 Clark students earn honors, scholarships Many Clark seniors earned honors as well os various scholarships for their acodemic ond extracurricular activities. School winners were chosen for various student competitions including Century III. Soroptimisr. Senote Youth Leadership. Gemco, Sun Youth Forum. DAR Good Citizen, ond NMSQT. Jennifer Fronk wos chosen os the school winner for both the Century III ond Soroptimist competitions. In both she was judged on her extracurricular activities ond her ability to write o concise, relevont essoy. Joanna Kishner represented Clark in the Senate Youth Leadership Program. She wos also judged on her extracurricular involvements and her writing ability. The school's Gemco representatives were Randy Colquitt ond Joanna Kishner. They were judged on their ability to respond intelligently to one current event question. Randy Colquitt and Artis Williams were selected os finalists at the annual Sun Youth Forum. As finalists, both winners wrote summaries of their group for the Las Vegas Sun newspaper. Karen Goodall became Clork’s DAR Good Citizen after writing on essay ond being evaluated on academic ond extracurricular activities. Brett Roehr became Clork's entry in the Voice of Democracy speech contest. Michelle Miller wos the only 1962 Clork senior to be nomed a Notional Merit Scholarship semi-finalist. She earned the honor by obtaining superior scores on the PSAT exam. 58 Honors 1. Jennifer Frank: Century M Leadership semi-finolist. Sotopfirrvsr school winner. 2 Rondy Colquitt: Sun Youth Forum finolist. Gemco scholarship finolist Artis Willioms: Sun Youth Forum finofcsr. 3. Michelle Miller: NMSQT semi-finolist 4 Joonno Kishner: Senote Youth Leadership school winner. Gemco scholarship finotot. 5 Karen Goodoil: DAR Good Citizen school winner. Bren Roehr: Voice of Democracy school representative. Honors 59 1 Honor Society student kott Sporgo donores blood for the onnuol blood drive 2 NHS members Dionne Mozzu ond Amy Cork help our or registration 3 An Old Fashioned Christmos Is portroyed by Honor Society's Chrisrmos Tree Lone entry. A Honor Society officers Sitting: Joonrto Ktshner. Koren Goodoll Second row: Leigh Oornson. Tedd Rosensreln. tkod Choddick. Jomes Motley. ko t Sporgo Dock row: Ms Robio Metcolf (odvisor). AshJey Abdo. Brett Roehr. Michelle Miller. Jenny Fronk. Ms Sondro Wright (odvisor). 1A 2A Honor Society. Front row: Condi Berg. Amy Abdo. Louro Ferrendelh, Sobro Lessnick. Morionne Joffe. Joonno Kohner. Jenny Metz. Dionne Morgon. Shouno Porker. Shelly Wilson. Brett Sperry Second row: Helen Lowson. JoAnn Leffner. Kothy Sporks. Gleyenno Trobojo. Petro Lohstroh. Liso Gross!. Amy Clork. Koren Wilson. Gen Green. Dionne Mozzu. Ann Fleck. Undo Anderson. Zohnme Wilson, kott Sporgo. Ashley Abdo Third row: Lynne Clory. Roberto Venger. Jill McKee. Joni Murphy. Mike Stem. Ron Toylor. Robert Sirimling. John Lou. Pom Gelber. Kotie kott. Brod Choddick. Srephome Pettit. Tedd Rosenstein. Brett Roehr Fourth row: Steve Howe. Louro Huns-inger. Kothy Efcot. Leigh Bornson. Sherrie Rogge. Jimmy Rexrood. Jenny Miller. Michelle M4er. Jomes Molley Fifth row: Kris Vk u. Jenny Fronk. Cothenne Cortez. Cris Ooschord. Morsho Pinjuv. Dione Doubrovo. Gino Rotondoro. Michelle Gorlitz. Dohko Doumoni. Gino Geldboch. Koren Goodoll. Arlyn King 60 Honor Society I NH5 students donate ingenuity, time, effort to community projects Stressing involvement in both the community ond the school, the 1981-62 Honor Society worked continuously throughout the year. The honor students began by helping with registration ond ossisting with the hearing ond vision rests for the sophomores. They also sponsored the onnuol blood drive to oid the Nevodo Dlood Services; in this event Clark students donored 100 units. Individual Honor Society students also did various service projects for non-profit orgonizotions. During the holidoys. NHS members mode Christmas boskets for the patients of the Charleston Convalescent Home where they hod refreshments, song Christmos carols ond decoroted o tree for the potients. In order to become eligible for the Notionol Honor Society, students must be involved with school ond community affairs, hove good citizenship. ond maintain o 3.5 grade point overage. Honor Society 61 Exchange Program allows foreigners to be Charger Foreign Exchange Students. Front tow:Pouol Wipawin. DovkJ Moyes Dock row: ftogelio Cuellor. Sori Wikstrom. Tomos Jonjon, Hiroko Nishimuro. Ckxxfco Gorruti. 62 Exchange Students Girls', Boys' Stare help young leaders Clork ogoin participated in the foreign exchonge program. The purpose of this progrom is to ollow other countries to experience Americon culture, educotion. ond woy of life. The visiting students were Rogelio Cuellor from Bolivio. Cloudio Gorruti from Brozil, Tomos Janson from Sweden. Dovid Moyes from England. Hiroko Nishimuro from Jopon. Sori Wiksrrom from Finland, ond Poisol Wipowin from Thailand. Dovid Moyes wos the only junior: the resr were seniors. The students were sponsored by Americon Field Service, World Experience. Rotory Internorionol. Youth Exchonge Service, ond Youth for Understanding. They lived with Los Vegos fomilies. most of whom hod students ortending Clark. Nine juniors hod the honor of representing Clork or Nevado Boys’ ond Girls’ State in June of 1961. The onnuol workshops in state ond locol government, sponsored by the Americon Legion ond Legion Auxiliary, drew students from throughout the state. Participants engoged in o mock government exercise which simulated the working of store, county, ond community politics. 1 Girls' Store Representatives: Jennifer Fronk. Koren Goodoll. Joonno Kishner 2 Boys' Stoto Representatives: Louis Carr. Brett Roehr. Derick Wkkliffe. Jimmy Rexrood H.P.: Brod Choddkk. Rondy Colquitt Boys' ond Girls' State 60 CHS arts magazine brings forth minds with much creativity Footsteps wos this yeor's name for rhe student arts mogozine. The main contributors to this mogozine were Ms. Koy McGorvey's third hour creative writing closs. Items considered for publication included poetry, prose, short stories, ond drawings. Students from the creative writing closs formed rhe mogozine sroff. who wrote, edited, ond compiled most of the work published. However, the selected contributions were rhe work of students with literary ond artistic talents throughout the school. 1 Stott members confer over o submission for the mogozine. 2 Stott. Front row: Stormy Reid. Loftice Dunkle. Morion Atherton. Lori Nitzschke. Liso Rizzo. Glendo Picking. Second row: L so Rusieberg. Carlo Roesch. Ms. Koy McGorvey (odv.sor), Ashley Oisplinghott. Dovxf Degor. Lydio Joffrion. Third row: Todd Sommons. Rocco Rachetto. Heten lowsoo, Down Deokmon. Julie Conwoy. Louie Minoli. Chip Moserong, Chris Reindle Bock row: Sbori Appfe. Lena Peccole, Bret Gollowoy 64 Arts Magazine Varsity Quiz Team demonstrates talents The Vorsity Quiz teom consisted of about 25 members who needed quick recoil ond in depth knowledge of oil oreos of study to ploy the gome successfully. The intellectual competition featured questions which included oil academic disciplines, contemporary sports and fashions, ond current events. The teom procticed for one hour after school on Tuesdays ond Thursdays in preporotion for their gomes. Three of the gomes were televised on channel three, ond three other gomes were non-televised and ployed after school with teoms from other Clark County schools. 1. Teom members porienrly owoir Mr. Horrington's next question. 2. Vorjlty Quiz Teom. Front tow: Chris Hitter. Newton Streeter. Lon Go«nger, John Horrington (advisor). Liso Gentile. Elyssa Wercher. Todd Kobrin. Middle row: Horo?d Worsen. Melisso Homner. Louro Gllmon. Erika Lawson. Denise Albert. Robert Dong. Mortin Doly, Renee Albert. Stephanie Fuji . Helen Lawson Bock row; Liso LePome. Tom Vermo. Koren Kromer. Doug Peterson. Jennifer Miller. Rebecca Miller. Jennifer Shodock. Varsity Quiz 65 Ashley's leadership makes the school year a success 66 Student Body President '82 council members ser, reoch, surpass their difficult goals The Executive Council, led by Ashley Abdo os president, hod mony responsibilities this year. They conducted oil activities for Homecoming ond Christmos. plonned assemblies, ond approved activities proposed by other groups. Meetings were held in the morning on the first doy of the week. The Executive Council officers were Ashley Abdo os president, Brad Choddick os vice president. Catherine Cortez os secretory, ond Joonno Kishner os treasurer. In preparation for the yeor some members represented Clork High in Elko. Nevodo, or the Nevodo Association of Studenr Councils ond in Phoenix. Arizona, at the Notional Association of Student Councils. 1 Executive Council Officers: Joonno Kishner. Drod Choddick. Ashley Abdo. Cotherine Cone 2 Executive Council, Ftont tow: Stephone Heaton. Grod Choddick. Scott Sporgo. Ashley Abdo Derrick Scott. Tedd Rosenstein. Dock row: Mrs. Jo Peterson. Cotherine Cortez. Reggie Riggs. Joonno Kishner. Dione Doubrovo. Sandro Modrid. Jennifer Fronk. Groce Goiror. Ken Doniets Executive Council 67 Student Senate helps with school elections Student Senore i$ on ouxiliory group in the school which helps the executive council run Clork High. The Senore wos mode up of eleven members rong-ing from sophomores to seniors. The members were Denise Albert. Dovid Degor, Ann Fleck, Louro Gilmon. Jeff Howord. Koren Kromer. Joe Leberski. Liso LePome. Phyllis Seffel. Dovid Strous. ond Derick Wickliffe. All the members were appointed ond were advised by Mrs. Louro Fesenmeyer. ossistont principal for student activities. Mrs. Fesenmeyer met with the Senate two Wednesdays o month to discuss the revision of the school constitution for the following yeors or Clork. The Senate also assisted the rest of the student governments to run ond help our during elections. Student Senate Officers: louro Glmon, Denise Albert. Liso LePome Student Senate. Ftont row: Ann Fleck. Den k WicW tfe. Koren Kromer Liso LePome Bock row Den.se Albert, Louro Gilmon. Joe Leberski. 68 Student Senate S' The 1982 lettermens Club mode o few chonges for rhe benefit of the club. For storrers they tried to produce more powderpuff footboll fons by having twice os many teams: with rhe addition of junior ond sophomore reoms the event drew wider support from rhe school. The club olso changed the date of the new members initiation. Officers were Rob Peccole. president; Brad Chad-dick, vice-president; Tom Wideen, secretory ond treasurer; ond Steve Justice, sergeanr-or-arms. Their odvisors were Coach John Nelson ond Coach Dove Costro. The requirement for membership in the club wos lettering in o vorsity sport. Charger Varsity Club organizes initiation, coaches powder puff CHARGERS l VQ0TB U korsity Club Officer . Front row: Cooch John Nelson. Cooch Dove Costro (advisor) Dock row; Tom W deen, Rob Peccote Vorsity Club. Front row: Dove Gorlitz, Kirk tresio. Rob Foresto. Lorry DeCoursey. Tom Wideen Middle row: Robert Nosh. Mork Dudenoke. Dorryl Smith. Guy V elb. Rob Peccole. Dock row: Scott Sporgo. Bob pnmllng. Cheryl Cohen. Shone O'Reily. Ashley Abdo. Varsity Club 69 Charger, Cavalcade led by senior editors Equipped with journalism experience ond interest doting bock to junior high school six sentorso um-ed leadership positions in Clork s publication program. . . . Editing the CAVALCADE become o mojor port of the school yeor for Ann Fleck. Jenny Frank, ond Joonno Kishner. The three shored equolly in the conception, design, ond production of the 1982 book. Only after several months of planning did they formulate the idea of Processions os the unifying theme. They then organized ond coordinated oil ospects of production: page allotments, graphic techniques, picture schedules, ond budget requirements. Speaking for students wos the gool of Arlyn King. CHARGER editor-in-chief, ond co-editors Koren Goodoll ond Brett Roehr. Following the tradition of Clark's previous oword-winning newspaper editors the three tackled school ond community problems in their editorial comments; they also souqht to InTto0 : ,v:duc°,s who mode unique contributions wo h ?Kfk Finol,y-they reod ond edited every °Ppeored in ,he «ues of The Pitots 1. CHARGER editors confer obout poge one conrenr 2 CHARGER Editors Brert Roe hr. Koren Goodoll. Arlyn King 0 CAVALCADE editors review proofs for the opening section 4 CAVALCADE Editors: Jenny Fronk. Ann Fleck. Joonno Kishner Editors 71 , ionOek ft9 Korhy Spofks Doubrovo. I Fun Mondft Fronk. D one Abt S«lvef- 1 jenny i Gross' M ke C noory Tfwmoa j,|lCorh orr.5 Recording memories is primary objective for yearbook staff The Covolcode sroff this yeor hod only 20 students who were divided into groups ond ossign-ed sections of the yeorbook. Eoch member rook responsibility for drawing loyouts, writing copy ond selecting pictures for the poges they hod to complete. In addition, sroff members sold the advertising needed to provide the book s financial support. There were three mojor deadlines to meet. For eoch deadline — December. January, ond Morch — one-third of the book had to be completed. Excluding the portroits. the three staff photographers took most of the pictures in the book; they shot ond printed the hundreds of pictures that went through the dorkroom. 1 Kothy Sporks ond Suson Srocktoo busiy write cutlines ond crop picture 2 Covolcode Photogrophers: Kerry Kelly. Moth Stevens, Steve Hayworth 3 Ml Cothcort ond Abtx Silver discuss the different sizes a! heodlme type for on od Covolcode Staff 70 Chorger Staff: Front row: Jill Carhcarr. Orett Roehr Second row: Dona loon. John Drownrigg. Dione Morgon. Dret Gollowoy. Koron Goodoll Third row: Kiro Strehlo Sason Yoblonsky. Robyn Pdcitelli. JoAnn leffner Dock row; Donny Gorber. Arlyn King. Wendy Jocncion. Stephanie Pettit. Kathleen Detoney. LoriSuimon 74 Charger Staff IWWW Newspaper staffers use journalistic skills to record CHS life The 1981-62 newspaper staff consisted of three editors ond 18 stoff members. All stoff members hod importont jobs, eoch contributing ideas for stories that they thought would interest students ot Clork. The members of the stoff olso designed layouts, sold advertising, ond wrote oil copy. In oddition to covering school news events ond featuring individual personalities, the stoff olso tackled school ond community problems with editorials which considered topics like the teenager-police confrontation ot Hyde Pork, teocher transfer policies ond the effects of reduction in the federally subsidized lunch progrom. 1 Business monoger loti Susmon discusses on od 2 Mojo? reporter Stephonie Pena works with pictures 3. Co-editor Brett Roe hr looks over hoodlines for the Christmas issue. 4 Donny Border ond Kathleen Deloney work on sports copy for the November issue Charger Staff 75 Community support, cultural awareness are TFAC's goals TFAC. which stands for Together for o Change, was ocrive in o voriety of woys during the 1981-82 school year. As o community service, the group donoted food boskets for needy fomilies for Thanksgiving. TFAC group members sponsored o donee after o bosketboll gome or the beginning of the seoson. Members olso plonned for two academic ond one service scholarship awarded by the group. The advisors were Mrs. Priscilla Adams. Mr. Roy Wore, ond Mr. Doug Garner. The Spirit Group consisted of six dancers who performed at the Homecoming and Christmos assemblies ond at various bosketboll gomes. Members also helped with the TFAC dance in December. They hod various fund raisers throughout the year, some of which were bake sales ond candy sales. The group wos odvised by Mr. Doug Garner and co-advised by Mr. Raul Medrano. TFAC. From row: Jocko Miller. Frank Mingo. Sheryl Wilkinson, Curtis Johnson. Dorlene Doniels. Kenneth Bornes Middle tow: Ms Pnscillo Adorns (odvisor). Kyle Hursr. Sherlyn Demos. Dedro Edmond. Angelika Dishmon. Wondo laoodo. Michelle Lefeor. Kim Hooks. Sheilo Jones. Mr Roy Wore (odvisor). Mr Doug Corner (odvisor) Dock tow: Andre Atkinson, Toni VonDuke. Chorles Johnson. Derick Wickliffe. Tomi Jocksoa. Greg Blackwell. Percy Corson. DeAndre MiHer 76 TFAC TFAC officer : Curtis Johnson. Jockie Miller. Kyle Hurst. Kenneth Gomes 2. Kim Hooks ond Vondo Jockson perform ot the Christmos ossembly. 3. Terry Meods. Mock lichord. ond Eric McCoy provide enrertoinment for Clork audiences 4. Spirit Group. On floor: Vondo Jackson Standing: Kim Hooks. Eric McCoy. Melodee Jomes. Terry Aeods. ond Lonito Newell. Spirit Group 77 Varsity cheerleaders promote enthusiasm while leading chants The vorsify cheerleaders supported Clork in o very enthusiastic way by performing for Clark's vorsify teams. There were three returning girls and one who moved up from JV cheerleoding. The rest of the girls were also cheerleaders previously. In addition to game oppeoronces. they routinely performed at assemblies. They earned money for comp ond new uniforms from bake soles and cor washes. The cheerleaders otrended summer comp of Santo Borboro where they earned many superior ribbons for their group and individual performances os well os o spirit stick. They leorned new cheers ond chonrs to perform. The squod wos advised by Mrs. Brendio Crosby. The heod cheerleader for this year wos Renoe Borrozo. 1. taking o breok. Holly Ooker ond Coro Odo enjoy o privore joke. 2 Vorsify cheerleaders perfect o routine. 78 Varsity Cheerleaders y Cheerlcoders. Top to bottom: Michelle McDonold. Coro Odo. Angelo Whipple. Leslie Thomos. Hotly Boker. Cheryl Jones, (Xonoe Oortozo Varsity Cheerleaders 79 JV Cheeileoders. Top to bottom: Cindy Ooerhoot. Tommy Mortln. Renee Tetreoult. Trffony Rice, Liz Merrymon, liso Wood, Debbie Croyrhorn. Tommy Scbofer 80 JV Cheerleoders t Oblivious to the windy olght. Debbie Goyrhorn works for respotise from the crowd 2 Ihe jqood bo kJs o sturdy pyromid ot the onnyol Homecoming ossembly 3 liffony (bee eogerly on-tiopoievthe IV Chorgers next ploy JV cheerleaders do enthusiastic routines to demonstrate spirit The JV cheerleaders supported sophomore teams ot the JV footboll gomes ond JV bosketboll games. Additional performances included assemblies ond the Homecoming gome. The JV cheerleaders attended comp in Santo Borboro ond brought home o superior trophy for their individuol ribbons ond home cheer. They also received o spirit stick, which they shore with the vorsity cheerleaders ond the songleoders. AH of the cheerleaders were veterons from Hyde Pork. Coshmon ond Kenny Guinn Junior High. They were advised by Mrs. Brendio Crosby. The leader of the group wos Tommy Schofer. i I JV Cheerleaders 81 82 Songleoders 1. Obviously. Michelle Gotltz believes thor ClorK Is number one. 2 Anticipotmg yeors to come. Gino Covolloro goins tips on songteodng (rom Muriel DeSimone ond Amy Clork 0 Nodine Kuhn escorrs MorK Dudenoke in the tunnel ot the onnuol Homecoming ossembly. Songleaders supply dances and cheers to fascinate audiences The songleaders represenred Clork os o cheering ond doncing group. They cheered or oil of the foor-boll gomes ond or rhe home boskerboll gomes os well os performing jozz rourines or rhe assemblies ond or half rimes during boskerboll gomes. The squad wos oil new excepr for returning seniors Jomie Shoughro ond Nodine Kuhn.- even though they were o new squod. rhey were oil experienced doncers. The group earned money for comp ond uniforms from cor washes ond o songleading clinic held in rhe Spring. The songleaders attended o July comp in Sonra Borbaro. where rhey received various ribbons for rheir performances in individual competition ond o spirir stick. Ar comp rhey learned many rourines thor rhey used for sideline donees or rhe gomes. The group wos advised by Mrs. Brendio Crosby. Members expressed appreciation for help from heod songleoder Jomie Shoughro. Songleaders 80 1 Drill team members assume a dca e pose 2 Gno Rorondoro. Shoun Srour. ond Shelly Webb perform ro ihe song ol Breoking Awoy.'' 0 Drill ream members Gino Rotondoro. Kris Bell, ond Bonnie Molone perform during o fooiboll gome. 64 Drill Team Drill team members use sparkling dances to entertain audiences Drill ream odded new exciremenr to rhe mor-ching bond this year with rhe addition of pompons. This decision wos mode by the advisor, Mrs. Peggy Loir, co-coptoins Shelly Webb ond Shoun Stout, ond the rest of the Covoloires. They thought the pompons would odd new spice to rhe marching bond ond to their routines during boskerboll gomes ond assemblies. The 1981-62 Covoloires hod o very successful yeor. During the summer they otrended ond competed ot o comp in Sonto Borboro. They olso accompanied the bond to Choffey. Californio, for o morching competition. The financing for rhe various trips wos done with several cor woshes ond other fund roisers. Drill loom. From row: Shoun Stour. Shelly Webb. Tureo Ooyter Middle row: Tiffany Hogue. Kris Gell. Gino Rorondoro, Jodi Moore, Stephonie Konton, Bonnie Moloae Lost row: Cris Boschord. Dohlio Doumoni. Beth Hommon, Kothie Powell. Emmy Sutphin. Trod Fonnvtg. Drill Team 85 Charger flagfwirlers, full of enthusiasm, show school's spirit Shoii FI09S. Front tow: Suson Stcxktoo, Dono Ker«M$ki Second row: Kristen Ashworth. Amy Abdo, Lynne Stdter Third row: Loura Ferendelli. Kothy Rhodes. Dock row: Rlto Rlsser. Jody Sondsrrom. Kim Droper. Pom Burnley. Cindy Wheeler. The 1961-1982 flogiwirlers consisted of eleven new members ond one returning member, coproin Kothy Rhodes. Together, they helped provide Clark with enterroinment during many ossemblies and games. This yeor the squad attended comp in Santo Dorboro, Californio, where they learned mony routines, mode new friends, ond received several ribbons. With the help of their advisor. Miss Theresa Coner-ly. the group held severol fund-raising events such os bake sales ond cor washes. The money roised went to help purchase new uniforms for this year's Homecoming ossembly. In October, the group offended the Choffey Tournament of Bands in Ontario. California, where they compered successfully with the CHS Bond. They olso troveled to Phoenix. Arizono, in December for a competition in the Fiesto Bowl. 86 Short Flogs 1. Flogtwirlers show their technique durirvg the Homecomng ossembly 2 Lynne Stelter ond Amy Abdo twirl in unison. 0. Floqtwitlers Dono KerzetsKi. Kristen Ashwotth. Pom Ournley ond Lynne Stelter portlcipote in the onnuol Homecoming tunnel. Short Flogs 87 88 Toll Flogs 1. loll Flogs' precision is shown in o hoK rime show. 2. Nickie Dovij. Jennofer Kennedy. Stocey Qoumgorrnc ond Sherri Bedunnoh obviously enjoy their octivities. 0 Copioin Sonio Jordon worches her line of girls 1981-82 Toll Flogs march with accuracy, help ro support band Mony early morning marches with the Million Dollar Bond helped ro prepore the 1981-1982 Toll Flogs for their performances. The 14-member squod. with three veteran members, was led by captain Sonio Jordon ond co-captain Nickie Dovis. The squod attended comp in Long Beach, California. lost summer. They accompanied the bond on mony competition trips. On October 31. they traveled to Ontario. Californio, ond olong with the band received a superior trophy in the Choffey Tournament of Bands. Another major performance was the Fiesto Bowl morching competition in Phoenix. Arizona, in December. This yeor's advisor wos Miss Denice Mitchell. Toll Flogs. Sirring: Aileon Peregoff. Brendo Drresbough. Son.o Jordon Nickie Dovij. Ion McFredrkk Kneeling: Jennofer Kennedy. Angie Edwards. Cheryl McCormick. Deonno Render Stondlng: Terri Bedynnoh. Srocey Boumgorrner. Sherri Shoo. Mono Frond. Sherri Bedunnoh. Toll Flogs 89 Million Dollar Band plays with enthusiasm Under the direction of Mr. 'Villiom F. McMosley. the Million Dollor Marching Bond provided half-time enterroinment during oil home gomes. In preparation for their shows, the marching bond began practice early in August; when school storied they practiced two hours doily from 7 o.m. to 9 o.m. The marching bond olong with the drill team, toll flogs, ond short flogs executed o 45-minute concert during the onnuol Fiesto Bowl competition in Phoenix. Arizona, during the week of December 11. Bondsmen also mode numerous oppeoronces of conventions ond special events in the community throughout the yeor. among them the Sonds Hotel re-opening celebration in Jonuory. The end of the marching season brought o shift in emphosis for the group os members prepared for concert ond participation in the onnuol Clork County Music Festival. At the some time, the jozz bond moved into high gear in on anticipation of the Reno Internotionol Jozz Festivol. 1 Brass. Front row: Kirk Viou. Letand Michel. lino Aliceo. Fronk Cuglietto Middle row: Fred Atkin. Peggy Nutley. Lillie Conovon. Michelle Flonders. David A. Dorby Doniel Guido Bock row: Ro Nymo. Terry Meads. Luis Urqutogo. Louis Corr. Motr Reynolds. Alon Schenne N.P. Bob Weber. Jim Wolfe. Tim Porks. DonokJ Barnes. Chris Miller. 2. Woodwinds Front row: Edword Tolron, Chris Hines. Tom Millor. Dovid Chon Middle row: Cynd« Keener. Kim McDonold. Som Pilkington. Helen Arongo. Perro Lohstroh. Bock row: Randall McDonold. Sam Powers. Mory McCouley. Kayla Grouberger. Coro Hineline. Laura Huegel, John Renterio 90 Bond 1A 2V Percussion. Fioni row: SheHy Wilson. Jone Unrue. Deenee Hoys. Middle row: Scott Peterson, jimmy Gentleman, Kevin Robinson. Shoun :rledrichs Bock row: Mork Derry. Jeff Golliher. Jon Tussey. George White. N.P. Vince Jordon 2 Oond Officers. Front tow: Louro Huegel. Petro .ohstroh, Coro Hineline. Tom MiUor. Michelle Ftonders. Doniel Guido. Lillie Conovon. John Renter ) Bock row: Som Pilkingron. Shelley Wilson. Williom McMosley (director). Chris Hines. Rondoll McOonokJ. Alon Schenne. Jeff Golfcher Bond 91 Musicians provide various forms of entertainment IL Ur IHJK LLiQn DOLLAR 1 Jozz Bond II. Front row: Chris McGuire. Rkhord Kost. Som Pilkmgton. Torn Mlllor. Jennifer Toykx. John Renrerio Middle row: Alon Schenne. DovkJ Delr, lino Alter Seon Golliher. Fred Atkin Bock row: Jone Unrue. Mork Reynolds. Jimmy Gentlemon. Jon Tussey. Holly Russell, Luts Urquogo. Louis Prlmo. lelond Michel. Jomes Re Neil Peorst 2 JV Bond. Front row: Lonzette Holl Troo Hegmbottom. Trino Tmiunjion Meksso Homner. Tommy Fitzjerrells. Kim Von House. Peqgy Nufley. Miche Flonders Middle row: Corbie Tedder. Cleto Escobedo. Rondy Willioms, Tomi Geloff. Orion Cordovo. Toni Lopnow. Seon Golliher. Ricky Butler Bock row: Undo Showe Oovid Belz. Luis Urquiogo. Louis Primo. Donnie Conovon, Lillie Conovon. Rolf Nymo. Jomes Rezo. Terry Meods 92 Bond IDi L DF lULMiLUOn DOLLAR flf lozz Bond. Front cow: Suson Thompson. George Whire. Dee nee Hoys. Chris Hines. Som Powers. Cleto Escobedo. Coro Hineline. RondoU McDonold Middle row: Bob eber. Fronk Cuglerto Bock row: Dovid Chon. Shoon Friedrichs. Mott Reynolds. Lools Corr. Ron Petroni. Kirk Viou N.P.: Terry Meods 2 Woodwinds ond bross do the.r irt to moke rhe Million DoUor Bond number one. 3. During o hotf-nme show, senior trumpeter Louis Corr performs o solo. Band 93 Vocal ensembles odd musical enchantment to all performances The Clark High School choral program consists of four groups; Girls' Glee. Mixed Choir. Madrigals, and Counterpoint. The first two. Girls' Glee and Mixed Choir, performed concerts throughout the yeor. including o Christmos Concert ond Spring Concert. Thirteen vocol music students were selected by audition to participate in the Clark County Honor Choir, which performed on November 24. The Madrigals, dressed in Elizabethan costumes, provided enterroinment along with Counterpoint. Clork's rock group, or the Athletic Directors Conference at Coesors Palace on December 7. Doth groups feotured musicions with considerable talent and experience. Membership come after ouditions. Counterpoint highlighted their yeor by sroging a one month performing tour of Americon Military Boses in Germany, in the summer of 1981. The groups were directed by Mrs. Marcia Neel. This yeor Mr. Mark Wieg wos o student teacher. Girls- Glee officers: Korhy Williams. LoOown Worr. Sherri Coltmon. Misty Koines Girls- Glee. From row: Dino FiizgerokJ. Kelly Barber. Mory Eden. Mijry Koines. Korhy Williams. Tereso Howord. Chorlene Collins. Suson CMsen, Jill Winney. Second row: LoOown Worr. Sherri Collmon. Pom Alger. Gloria Phillips, leonne Piorkowski, Rebec Garner. Kim DeMoy. Villo Glosser. Down McCann 94 Girls' Glee Mixed Choir Officers. Front row: Kothryn Elliott. Athylie Neeld. Mindy Lorkin. Leigh Oornson Dock row: Rusty Dodes. Rito Zopel. Mork Nichotl Mixed Choir. Front tow: Kothleen MoJmoro. Llso Singer. Commie Christensen. Annette Oordenove. Jll Wmney. Leigh Oorsnon Second row: Lovito Releford. Ellen Oouthett. Ivette Arguelles. Athylie Neeld. Kothryn Elliott. Mindy Lorkin. Rito Zopel. Jonice Sonders Third row: Jomes Mitchell. Orion Novelk). Horold Worsen. Jerry Rhodes. Lorenzo Oorry. Joson Clork. Mork Nlcholl. OeAndre Miller. Ken Dioz Bock row: Curtis Johnson. Andre Atkinson. Kendrick Grouberger. Rusty Codes. Todd Borker. Greg Dlockwell. Jesste Rodriguez. Poul Groce. Mott Kowolewski. Lorry Moreno Mixed Choir 95 Madrigals and Counterpoint display variety in music 1. Madrigals. Front row: Lorry Moreno, Charles Johnson. Ivetta Arguelles. Kothryn Elliott. Mork Nicholl Middle row; Mindy Lorkln. Annette Bordenove. Mory Eden Dock row: Jason Clork, Leigh Oornson, Ellen Douthett. Kothleen Mollnoro. Andre Atkinson, 2. Counterpoint Technical Crew. Sitting: Joy Mitchell Standing: Teri Howord. Horold Johnson. Connie Enriquez. 3. Counterpoint Bond. Ftont row: Shoun Friedrichs. Jerry Rhodes. Second row: Jerry Cosey. Luis Urquiogo. Mike Grennon, Kendrick Grouberger 4 Counterpoint. On floor: Athylie Neeld. Leigh Dornson. Ivette Arguelles. Kothryn Elliott. Sitting: Ken Dioz. Mindy Lorkin. Mott Kowolewski. Ellen Dourhert, Misty Rolnes. Rito Zopel. Briar-Novello. Diono Betz. Rusty Dodes, Mork Nlcholl. Standing: Lorry Moreno. Jill Winney. Brent Nixon. OeAndre Miller. 96 Madrigals Counterpoint 97 Soccer Bunnies help kickers during season The Soccer Bunnies for 1981-82 consisted of 18 people who worked throughout rhe soccer seoson trying to build interest in the sport. They mode signs for every gome telling the time ond place. The S xcer Bunnies were important to the soccer team, keeping ond retrieveing gomes bolls while olso supplying oranges ond gum for the players, in oddition to cheering. Members earned money from boke soles ond Christmas stockings in December. The money went for oronges ond gum for the ployers, letters for club members, ond o bonquet or the end of the seoson. The Soccer Bunnies were chosen on the bosis of grades, post participation in school activities, ond o final interview. The Soccer Bunnies were advised by Mrs. Noncy Bondy. ond the president for this yeor wos Dione Bordenove. Soccer Bunnies Officers. Front Row: Teresa Hawkins. Sheri Ahrendt. Anneire Ziegler Second row: Dlono Dale. Dione Bordenove. Corolyn Ziegler. Bock Row: Mrs Nancy Bondy (odvisor). Soccer Bunnies. Front row: Elizabeth Bellonger. Lisa Lopez. Tereso Howkins. Susan Wall, Donna Pynnonen. Annette Ziegler. Koryn Pruitt Second row:Terri Bedunnoh. Gretchen Beo-d. Sherri Bedunnoh. Gina Geilboch. Kim Jones. Diono Dole. Kim Brown. Lisa McCollie. Corolyn Ziegler. D-.ane Bordenove. Sheri Ahrendr 98 Soccer Bunnies V The Soccer Bonnies' entry in Christ mos Iree lone leotuces tiny pet-vontfued stocWnqs 7 Soccer Monies btove hotsh weothet conditions ht e supponinq then teom 3 President Oione Botdenove peers into thevontotoitowopioy Soccer Dunnies 99 CHS Wrestlererres keep score and rime, provide enthusiasm The Wrestlerettes held strong with 19 members rhis year. They were led by president Joonno Kishner, vice president Christi Bundren, secretory Geri Green, treasurer Lori Whitehead, ond hisrorion Sheilo Haworth. Their advisor was Mr. Stephen Morofino. The Wrestlerettes worked oil summer ond throughout the school year raising money to purchase new uniforms ond to finance their onnuol trip with the wrestlers to Reno. Nevado for the state meet. During wrestling season the members were responsible for such things os keeping the official time, scorekeeping, ond cheering for the ream. Membership in Wrestlerettes wos bosed on grades, school activity participation, ond teocher recommendations. The girls were required to attend oil wrestling morches ond tournaments, including zone ond state competitions. Wrestlerettes. Fiont tow: Geri Green. Joonno Kishner Second row: Michetle Bundren liso Miller. Srocy Selmon Third row: Sheilo Howorrh. Wendy Ammons. Felicity Ryon. Rhonda Soger. Kim Swonson, Borboro Morse Dock row; Tomaro Wotson, June Lingle. Sue Yoblonsky. Cindy Wright. Kelly Hough. Tonjo Domnisse. Cooch Sreve Maratino (advisor) N.P.: Christi Bundren. Lori Whitehead. 100 Wresflereftes 1 Wres’lereites show enrhusiosm during o home vorsiry motch 2 Wreslerette officers. From row: Geri Green, Mr. Morofino (od-visor). Sheito Howorth Dock row: Joonno Kishner 3. Dorboro Morse ond Soe Yoblonsky roke o brook from vorsity teom scoring 4 Joonno Kishner discusses o coll with rhe referee £ ) RAWCHO 12 Wresfleretfes 101 French Club enjoys variety of projects The 1981-82 French Club consisted of approximately 35 members, who were introduced to the French culture without being enrolled in o French class. The club held its instollotion dinner ot Cofe Michel. Another troditionol highlight wos their Christmas luncheon in December, when each student in the club prepared o specialty dish. The assortment of foods wos served buffer styled in the home economics room. Embrosse-moi” and Lenfont terrible were just two of the logos imprinted on the tee shirrs the group sold to raise money. Officers-. Kim McAlister. Liz Rueg9. Jennifer Fronk N.P.: Kris Vkxj. French Club. Front row: Terri Welch. Debbie Hildebrondt. Elysso Wetcher. Renee Albert. Chris Crister. Middle row: Sondy Hudak, Eriko Lowson. Aliao Sockwell. Kim loufo. Jennifer Fronk. Showno Porker Oock row: Kim McAllister. L« Ruegg. Jockie Thompson. Dorbce Peters. Mrs. June Hop (odvisor). Leigh Gornson. Ann Fleck. Uso LePome 102 French Club Hispanic Club helps to unite ethnic groups The Hisponic Club is a cultural program to unite the various ethnic groups of the student body into one fellowship. This year the club wos mode up of students with Sponish. Mexican, Cuban, ond Puerto Picon Heritage. The members elected o king ond queen who mode o television oppeoronce on Chonnel 3 along with the kings ond queens from other schools in observance of Hisponic Week. December 7-11. At the beginning of the school yeor. the Hisponic Club sponsored o condy sole. Every bor gave the buyer o chonce to win prizes such os dinner for two ond movie posses. Officer : Luis Urquiogo. Sondro Groce. Angelo Flores, Pool Groce Hisponic Club. Front row: Orrvor Botile. Leo Vosquez Middle row; Al Loredo. Pool Groce. Luis Urquiogo. Cecil Abeyto. Morcio Pionda, Angelo Flores. Sondro Podriques, Pomelo Honnoh. Mike Coruzzi. Mr Poul Medrooo (advisor). Bock row: Sandro Groce. Luis Boutisto. Amber Gross. N.P.: Coridod, Loro, Ivette Arguelles. Sergio Cosrlllo. Morirzo Joffe. Sonio Boutisto. Kothy Ferterer. Shoron Gonzoies, Liso Pipondelti. Hisponic Club 103 1 Joonno Ktshner. Koiie Scon. ond Sue Yoblonsky work ot the onnuol Ugly Mon Contest 2 Sponish Club officers. Fronf: Morionne Joffe. Joonno Kishner Dock: Srephonie Perm. Mr. Gordon Hole (odvisor) 0 Sebosrlon Bolle. Eve Ingenhuert. Dohlio Doumonl. ond Morionne Joffe sompte the plenriful food or the onnuol Sponish Club luncheon 1A 2i Sponish Club. Front row: Alice Gordo. Anne Mondersched. Anno Morie Curry. Glno Oreyer. Down Mortone. Froncine Morsehner. louro Gilmon. Oenlse Albert. More Hidel. Robert Dong Artis Willioms. Mononne Joffe Second row: Kim Gillson. Dorboro Morse. Suson Fronk Sondy Hudok. Debbie Hildebront. Kotie Scott. August Cotroles. Tedd Rosenstem, Miles Rodek). Dennis Moreno Liso LePome. Horold Worson Third row: Bryce Brown, Mkhelle Friend. Ken Dior. Sue Yoblonsky. Pom Gelber. Becky Boiler. Nicole Peorson. Geri Green. Ursulo Tippir. Dionne Mozzu. Eriko Lowson. Amy Clork Dock row: D one Doubrovo. Lori Morkhom. Jenny Fronk. Erin Moncinl. Anne Fleck. Abbi Silver, JoAnn Leffner. Suson Stockton. Chris Herron. Joonno Kishner. Stephome Pettit. Brer Frobbiele. Phil Lipko. Kristen Woods 104 Sponish Club '81-'82 Spanish Club rakes special interest in Mexican culture The CHS Spanish Club wos very active this yeor. The membership wos quite lorge. numbering about 60. The president wos Joanna Kishner. vice president was Stephanie Pettit, ond the secretory wos Morionne Joffe. Their advisor again this year was Mr. Gordon Hole. The Spanish Club sponsored severol events, one of which wos the onnuol Ugly Mon contest during Homecoming week. There were two contestants from each grade, ond students cast their votes by puffing money in one of the contestant s buckets. The winner of this contest wos senior Sebostion Dalle. Sponish Club ogoin sponsored the onnuol Girls' Reverse Donee on Saturday. February 6. or the Sohoro Hotel. They olso sroged their onnuol Cinco de Mayo trip to different locations in Southern California. The Sponish luncheon wos held in October. Eoch student prepored food from his own culfurol backround os well os traditional Sponish food. It wos a chance for participants to leorn about different cultures ond somple new foods. The group olso entered their troditionol tree in Christmos Tree Lone, on event which they won lost yeor. A Christmas candy sole wos held to raise money for these different activities. Spanish Club 105 Ski Club parallels, slaloms and jumps through the season If oil Clark skiers wonted for Christmas wos snow, they got their wish. After o rother dry foil. 1981 finished with o final week of wintry weather which brought heavy snowfalls throughout the West. Jonuory continued to produce excellent ski conditions. The group enjoyed weekend trips to Broin Heod ond Mt. Holly. Unlike many school groups. Ski Club existed for the pleosure ond convenience of its members, allowing them to pool resources for transportation ond occommodotions. Fund roisers ond business meetings were kept to o minimum. Mr. Roul Medrono took over the position os advisor from Mrs. LoRen Fleming ond Mr. Bill Berthold, who hod sponsored the group for mony years. Mrs. Fleming continued to help with the group, however. 1. Ashley Abdo's downhill speed oltows h n ro become oirborne off o jump. 2 Ski Club Officers: Greg Heodmon. Mr. ftoul Medrono. Joke Myers I 106 Ski Club 0 Club. Front row: Mott Molley. Joy Fennel. OovkJ Widner. Dove Lessnick, Jessie Loro. Dovid Gorlltz. Korie Scott Second row:Eileen Jomes. Jolie Myers. Lourie Russel, abro lessoik. Glno GekJboch. tin e Jo OeBegio. Teri Ckodney. liso Miller Third row: Goil Mottson. Tim Gory. Kelli Brie. Ann Monderschsed. Ann Curry. Denise Albert. Lori „lmon, DoN'O Doumoni Fourth row: Eve Ingenhutr. Chris Mielke. Jimmy Driesbough. Tomos Jonson. Ron Toykx. Worren Koroso. Use LePome. Michele Gorlirz. Kerry elly Fifth row: Jim Driesbough. Donny Check. Gory Sorge. Mr. Roul Medrono (odvisot). Adorn Cotroneo. Dennis Muse. Greg Heodmon. Tommy Hoinosky. Ski Club 107 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 . 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 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 Aggressive leaders practice techniques developed by FDLA Future Business Leaders of America, referred to os FBLA. is o club thot helps to prepore members for the future in such professions os communications, mathematics, accounting, computers, ond office mochines. They do this by taking educorionol tours to such businesses os Nevodo Architronics. o CPA office. Centel Computer Facilities. CCSD Computer Facilities, ond the Deportment of Aviation. The club consisted of over 106 members who were led by Sherri Rogge os president. Derick Wickliffe os vice president. Kim Lossilo os secretory, ond Liz McBride os treosurer. The group conducted fund roisers such os o condy sole, ond they olso set up competitions with the help of Mrs. Lorson. their advisor. Officers. Front row: Bretr Sperry. Sue Yoblonsky. Kim Lossilo Second row: Mrs Rose Lee Lorson (odvisor). Corr Lundquat, Dob Strlmlng. Sherri Rogge. Liz McBride, ck Wickliffe. Todd Kobrin Third row: Jomes Juon. FDLA. Front tow; Connie Shiroky. Cheri Fox. Ron Tischer. Liz McBride. PhyHs Seitel. Tommy Hoinoski. Susan Thomp-Ml Sjogren, Christine Tingey. Billie Jo Dellegio. Teri Brodney Second row: Debbie Poltzik. Dedro Edmond. Pom Douglas. Kotie Scott. Corrie Fulton. Bobby Strimling. t Sperry. Ursuks Tippit. Dione Mozzu. Suson Fronk. Sheilo Howonh. Morlo Motone. Chris Piltch Susan Wigle. Potty Sinclair. Dock row: Mrs Rose Lee Lorson, Kim Lossilo, ie Tedder. Donno Solo. Deboro Krele. Liso Trueb. Michelle Miller. Chris Ritter. Todd Miller. Lorry Engelmon, Derick Wickliffe. John Tippit. Christopher Wynn. Troy hort. Mork Dunford. FDLA 111 DECA. Front row: Judi Agsrer. Sherry Motystok. HoOy Reed. Tomi Geloff. Morsho Pinjwv. Down Nelson. Kelly Popp. Oerh Lowy. Newton Streeter. Lourie Russell. Pomelo Douglas M die row: Chorlorte Congers. Koren Ryon, Tony Dikxio. Mindy Unger. Thomos Denedict. Trocy Zimmer? Sond Eminger. Ken Toylor. Sheri Oerner. Suson Vonleuven, Rhel Jorrord. Sco Drown. Trovis Lomben. Cheryl Loylond. Mr. Jomes Hoffmon (odvisor). Dock rowKIonjtonr Kern. John Dorber. Jesse Rodigoez. Anthony UjokovKh. Ourch Keys. Jerry Bormonn. Kev Loylond. Greg Wood. Mods Vkju. 112 DECA DECA encourages future businessmen The Clark High School chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of Americo. or DECA os it is better known, is just one of mony school chapters that participates in this notion wide program. The purpose of DECA is to develop worthwhile skills in advertising. distribution, merchandising, job interviews, cosh register procedures, soles ond management in the business world. The doss, which was instructed by Mr. James Hoff-mon. focused on giving students the opportunity to experience the mony activities involved in the working world. Students could eorn school credits through DECA by enrolling in work experience doss ond then by working o minimum of 15 hours o week in on ofter-school job. DECA held mony activities throughout the year. The first of these events wos Career Doy in October. Different employers from Los Vegos businesses come to Clark to encourage interest In jobs. The Western Regional Conference wos held in November ot the Marino Hotel. Thirteen Western states participated in the conference, ond there were about 2.000 in attendance. In Jonuory. the group sponsored o Donce-o-Thon to benefit the March of Dimes. An employer-employee bonquet in February helped to explain the purpose of DECA to the employers. Finally, the Stote Conference Competition wos held in Morch; contests included thirteen different oreos of business. DECA held traditional breokfost meetings once o month. These meetings provided o chonce for members ond officers to meet ond discuss important offoirs in the club. 1 Todd Sompson draws o sign for compony advertising 2 DECA officers. Front row: Sondl Em-inger. Newton Streeter, Down Nelson, Bock row: Tom Benedict. Mindy Unger, Scott Brown. 0. President Newton Streeter presides ot o meeting 4 Scott Brown proctices o job interview with DECA aide Morge Broncicio. 5 DECA students slmulote business situations during ctossroom companies DECA 110 Breakfasts, competitions, speakers highlight DECA year 114 DECA I. Members enjoy the food ot one of the monthly breoWasr meetings 2 Sondi Eminger procrlces cosh register techniques with Ken Taylor. 3. Newton itreeter ond Down Nelson stoge o soles demonstrorion within the elossroom 4 Mr Rondy Thurmon. oreo director of Wendy's restauronts. spooks to nembers ot o breoWost meeting 5. Porents ond members enjoy DCCA Potent Open House. 6 Down Nelson ond Sondi Eminger check occurocy in lossroom bookkeeping 115 DECA With each new challenge 116 Sports Sports 117 FOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTB 1981-82 season first for Coach Trautwein The 81-82 vorsity football ream starred out the seoson by winning their first five consecutive nonconference gomes. However, the ream met their first defeat when challenged by o tough Dononzo ream. This gome was followed by another heort-breaking defeat against Gormon on Clork's Homecoming. After these two major gomes, oil hopes of winning the Sunset Division title were destroyed. The following gomes ogoinst Volley ond Choporrol were shut-outs, ending the seoson on o sod note. The team finished with o 5-4 record, going without o loss for five gomes. The seoson opener wos o thriller, os the Chargers monoged to squeak out o 29-27 win over Zone Chompions. Western High School. In the second gome. Clark defeated o winless Dosic ream 14-6. Doth of Cork’s touchdowns were mode by senior running bock Rob Foresto. The Chorgers easily overcome the Eldorodo Sundevils. 17-7. in the first home gome of the seoson. Greg Peeples took the opening kick-off ond ron 85 yords to give the Chorgers on immediate heod start. Drod Chaddick mode o touchdown when he pounced on o loose boll in the end zone. This goal, along with Andre Vinson s 35-yord field goal, mode up the team's 17 points. The teom continued their winning streok with o 10-9 victory over Roncho. Junior Mark Dudenoke ond senior kicker Andre Vinson were the scorers of the gome, but o strong defense kept Roncho from gaining that one cruciol point. The following week. Los Vegos High School also felt the effects of the Chorgers' tough defense. Unoble to moke o point, Los Vegos went to the showers with o 22-0 loss. The first conference gome proved to be the Chorgers' first loss of the seoson. Dononzo took command in the second quarter, ond the Chorgers were never oble to roke the leod from the Oengols. The gome ended with o score of 6-25. marking Dononzo's first time to defeat Cork. On the following Homecoming Fridoy. Gormon cleaned up with o 9-28 victory ond eliminated Clark from the fight for the Sunset Division title. The final two gomes of the seoson were heortbreoking to fans ond ployers. Cork, unoble to score, fell to Choporrol 0-17 or Collis Srodium. An identical situation orose ogoinst Volley in the lost gome of the seoson. when o 0-27 loss dropped Cork's record to 0-4 in conference ploy. This yeor wos heod cooch Richard Troutwein's first yeor ot Cork High School. Coming from o winless Dosic High. Troutwein said it wos greot going 50. bur he wos somewhat disappointed with the outcome of the seoson. Troutwein commented on Kenny Clark's performance throughout the seoson ond stored that he wos the moinstoy for the defensive line. He also said Mike Dexter wos the most improved ployer on the teom. A quoliry of the teom rhot the cooch mentioned wos their ability to keep their composure when things got rough. This yeor Trourwein switched the offensive formation from Cork's troditionol veer to o T formorion. This helped to improve running. Cooch Troutwein summed up. It wos greot coaching this yeor. The kids really wonted to leorn ond ploy. 1 Defensive ptoyers Mike Dexrer ond Derek En e stop o Choporrol player from gaining yordoge 2 Cooches ftkhord Trour-wein orvd Jim Mossey observe the ploy 3 Corlos Leon punis the boll during the Oork-Choporrol gome A On the stdelmes quorterbock Mike Cordorelli contemplotes rhe next ploy 5. Junior running bo k Mork Dudenoke is sixcessful in goinlng yordoge ogoinst rhe opponents' defense Varsity Football 119 '81 Chargers encounter spirit-crushing defeats Vorsity Football. Front row: Nool Hopper (monoger). Eddie Bord'n Jimmie Jock Yeoman. Mike Cordorelli. Darryl Smith. Todd Kjormoe Greg Peeples. Dorryl Rogers, Philander Klemperer Gory Gunny. Doron Holmes Second row: Jon Martinez (manager). Terry Sullivon. Jesse Loro Tod Cameron, Rob Peccole Ashley Abdo Rchord Cunninghom. Dill Recob. Mike Dexter. Andre Vinson. Phillip Klemperer. Robert Mitchell, Mork Dudenoke. Curtis Johnson Third row; Jim Nolon (monoger). Sebostion Dalle, Kent Donthon. Alon Polmer. Pot Zero. Scott Spmuzzi, Rob Fotesto. Dove GorMz, Gay Wells. Doron Peres, Kirt Cresto. Reggie Riggs. Mike Brumfield, Vence Hutchinson Bobby Myers Back row: Carlos Leon. Kelly Hinds Brad Choddick. Kenny Clark, Derek Enca. Shonnon Scheeler. Tony Cuglieito. Derryl Smith, Steve Justice. Jim Moreno. Tom Wideen. Kevin Spencer. Edd.e Custord 120 Varsity Football i Opponent- q western Basic Eldorodo Rancho Las Vegas Bonanza Gorman Chaparrol 1 Offensive ployers prepore to hike the boll 2 Senior Brod Choddick confers with Cooch Dustin Sotterfield 0 Rob Foresro corries the boll for o first down 4 Kenny Clark breaks through Choporrol s kne to tackle the quorterbock Varsity Football 121 Varsity football goes undefeated in non-divisional ploy 122 Varsity Football 1 The offensive line prepores themselves for the ploy oheod 2 The Chorger defense is successful in their ottempts to block o kick by the Cowboys 3 Running bock Greg Peeples moneuvers post the Gormon defense 4 Chorget defense holds Dengols short of o first down on Footboll. Sitting: Tony Sibley Oorrell Monroe Kelly Morris. Ootryl Miller. Jerry Robmson. Todd Oleok. Tommy Gollino. 0.U Doro. Todd Onscoe. Lorry Michel g: Dorren Oomingo Orion Adorns Jeff Pettit Dor ten Momne. Robert Goston. Joel Moody. Dorren Domes. Tony Robinson. Crolg Robinson. Dorneii Riggs. Robert to Stonding: Rich Foiss Tim Hicks M,ke Prsocreto. Tony Fero. Chuck Wicks. Cloy Sompson, Jomes Yoblmsky. Mork Hutchinson. Mork Credico. Arne Gollegos. Doy Rich dork. Cooch Potnck Webb Vorsify Football 120 Young, inexperienced junior varsity team has difficult season Lock of experience proved ro be the major setback of this year's junior vorsiry foorboll squad. Heod Cooch Dove Cosrro commented that the reom's 2-7 record did nor present on occurore picture of the teom's ability. Although there wos no one outstanding ployer. Chris Leo ond Ezell Wiley were consistently strong. Donny Mayholl who lorer wos moved up to varsity, showed leadership abilities os quarterback. Morvin Dovis. Steve Lomon, ond Frank Corlos proved to be the most improved. After mentioning these specific ream members, Cooch Costro stressed thor their best quoliry wos their togetherness os o teom ond thor oil of the members were talented. Summing up. Cooch Costro expressed his optimistic view for next yeor's varsity teom. He olso stored thor he sow o future store championship teom in the moking. JV Football. Front row: Isooc Heorne. Tony Gomboo. Dole Norski. Jimmy Evons. Lorry Fenton. Russell Corson. Todd fyormoe. Luts Ooutoto. Timothy Dovis. Roy Thomos. Guy Nokomuro. Donold Hedrick Middle row: Devin McDonold. Ooniel Muser. RtChord Snyder. Fronts Corlos, Kevin Funk. Demetrius Turner. George Morti.nez. Donny Gorcio. Mork Nogoo. Donny Moyholl. Cord Tucker. Morvin Dovo. Steve Lomon. Tim Seons, Korl Linsenbordt Dock row: Heod Cooch Dove Costro. Dob Adorns, Robert Turney. Doniel Dorbor. Lorry Mingo. Robert Mortm. Richard Morschner. Dorren Dettmer. Todd Snider. Cool Abeyto. Victor Sonders. Ezell Wiley. Tyrone Custord. Chris Leo, Steve Gresh, Mike Moore. Govin Porzer 124 JV Foorboll 1 Ezell Wiley brings down o Roncho opponent 2 Chargers iejo.ce after stopping Choporrol's offensive drive 3 CHS quorrerbock Donny Moyholl throws for o Chorger touchdown 4 Lorry Mingo goes up for the cotch 8 WT Eldorado 0 0 Rancho 9 2 Los Vegas 9 10 Bonanza 0 6 Choparral 28 14 Volley 22 JV Football 125 ENNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNI5TENNISTENI '81 boys' tennis team takes second in zone The Conference ploy this year wos extremely close for the boys' tennis teom. The top competitors were Clork. Volley ond Choporrol. Although Volley wos fovored to sweep the season. Clork defeated them by o close score of 16-12. The entire season rested upon the outcome of the Clork-Choporrol motch, which wos the lost gome of the season. The Chargers mode their bid for the number one spot, but just missed with o score of 10-15. This wos o repetition of lost year s seoson. when the boys' teom lost to Choporrol ond finished second in zone. The teom hod strong ploy from seniors Kelly Drown. Ted Dossort. Dob Strimling ond Todd Kobrin. Kelly Drown mode the best showing by taking third in zone ond store. Dob Strimling ond Ted Dossort contributed to the teom's record of 9-1. The teom of Kobrin ond Kevin Drown led teom doubles ploy ond finished third in both zone ond store. There wos also doubles support from the teoms of Rolph Johnston ond Lonce Peterson, ond Corey Jenkins ond Allen Poquer. Sophomore Donny Shopiro wos o first-year ployer who developed maturity during the seoson. Cooch Robert Wilcox wos very proud of the ream s second ploce finish in zone, but added rhot the upcoming yeors would be o rime for rebuilding. 1 Sophomore Donny Shopiro serves with o mighty swing 2 Kelly Brown, third semi-finolist In the stote tournoment. dispioys his powerful forehond. 3 Junior ABen Poquet prepores himself for o winning serve 4 Senior Bod Strimling concentrores on his forceful bockhond Season's Record Clark Opponent 28 Basic 0 19 Boulder Ciry 0 25 Wesrern 3 22i 2 Gorman 51 2 191 2 Eldorado 81 2 26 Rancho 2 16 Valley 12 26 Vegas 2 20i 2 Bonanza 71 2 13 Chaparral 15 s' Tennis. Kneeling: Rotph Johnston. Bob Strimling, Allen Poquet. Donny Shopiro Stonding: Kevin Brown. Corey Jenkins. Kelly Brown. Todd rin. Lonce Peterson. Ted Bossort, Coach Robert Wilcox. Boys' Tennis 127 Individual players achieve success at state tournament 1 Rolph Johnston serves os partner Todd Kobrin studies the opponents' return 2 Senior Ted Oosson owoits the return. 3. Junior Corey Jenkins returns the boll with o forceful bockhond 4 After hitting the boll. Cheryl Cohen foNOws through her forehond 5 With greot determinotion. Kotie Scott steps into her forehond 6 Sophomore Suson Fronk ond senior Oeth Snovely woit for their opponents to serve 128 Boys’Tennis Girls'Tennis 129 Girls' tennis finishes with a one-loss record The CHS girls' rennis ream, with its many store victories, hos long been o dominoting force in high school rennis. After losing lost yeor's store tournament by o score of 13V5-14V5, the returning players pulled together to produce o winning team with o one-loss record. They fell short of retaining the zone title by losing o tough match to Volley. The majority of this yeor's team hove been ploying since their freshmon or sophomore years. Individual players carried on the Clork tradition of participating in both the zone ond store tournaments. The doubles reoms were the strong force this yeor ond placed well ot state. The ream of Beth Snovely ond Suson Frank led rhe Chargers to o zone victory over the top Volley team of Gino Espinosa ond Christi Gonzales. They also finished o close second ot store. The duo of Koren Goodoll ond Kathleen Deloney wos also o strong ream for rhe lody Chargers. They finished third in zone ond mode it to the semi-finols of store, where they finished in fourth place. Also contributing to this yeor's reom were senior Katie Scott ond juniors Susie Srrimling ond Cheryl Cohen. Sophomore Cindy Louer begon the seoson well; bur because of on injury, she hod to wirhdrow from team ploy. First-yeor ployer Christo Anderson contributed to the ream's overoll success with individual wins. Coach Robert Wilcox wos pleosed with rhe team's performance this yeor ond their second place in zone. He indicated that rhe team will be strong for many years to come ond will continue their domination of the sport in conference ploy. 1 Senior Doth Snovely hits the boll with o quick (orehond. 2 Junior Susie Srrimling onticipotes o winning return. 3 Strength ond determination bring the team ol Kothleen DeJoney ond Koren Goodoll to the store tournament 4 Sophomore Christo Anderson unites rhe boll with the rocket for o strong forohond. 130 Girls'Tennis Opponent Clork 26 24 Bosic Boulder City Western Gorman Eldorado IROSSCOUNTR Y CROSSCOUNTRY CROSSCOUNTRYCROS5COIJ Cross country team in need of runners Due ro the lock of members needed to quolify for meet competition, the CHS cross country team wos forced to forfeit oil of its races os o team. However, runners were able to compete os individuals. Sophomore Jomie Bisplinghoff did quolify for state with o third place finish of 20:06 over o 5.000 meter course. Store wos held ot the Washoe Country Golf Course in Reno. Stote finolisr Bisplinghoff wos in top form; but it wasn't good enough, os she placed eighth over oil. Head Cooch Bill Berthold regretted the lock of members ond the focr that there wos only one returning member from lost year's team. Next year we expect to hove more returning runners. stored Cooch Berthold. 1. Running side by side. Oione Soletio ond Jomie BisplinghoH show iheir enduronce 2 Runners prepore ro chorge oheod of the storting pock 3 Lorry Engelmon tries to outrun o Bononzo opponent 4 Mitch Morgon strides roword the finish line m Country. Kneeling: lonce Gonzoles Jomie B«splinghoff. Dione SoJctto. Tereso Heodrick. Todd Borker Stonding: Ron Tischer. Keithon Meons. Tony Archuleto. Tony rk. Cooch Bill Berthold, Lorry Engelmon. Mitch Morgon. Mike Borns Crosscountry 100 sIRLS'GOLFGIRLS'GOLFGIRLS'GOLFGIRLS'GOLFGIRLS'GOLFGIR Girls' golf keeps par with eager individuals Putting their skill ond talent together, the girls' golf teom hod oil ond oil. o good season according to Cooch Jiles Reiley. Decouse the teom foiled to field o complete team of five competitors. Clork forfeited severol of its marches. Despite difficulties with having such o small teom. two of the girls, juniors liso Miller ond Lindo Showers, qualified for zone. Cooch Reiley soid. Doth girls ployed well oil year. On ony given doy. ony one of the girls could hove been ot her best. Other key ployers on the teom were senior Teri Ennes ond sophomore Somontho Powers. Glils' Golf: Cooch JJes Reiley. llso Miller, Undo Showers. Terl Ennes N.P.: Somoniho Powers. 1 Cooch Reiley gives leri Ennes some lips for o winning swing 2 Zone quolrfier lisa Miller expertly studies her shot 3. Driving the boll towards the green. Undo Showers gets in proctice to be o one finalist 4 Despite o rough seoson. the girls still show enthusiasm Girls' Golf 135 ASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALL Lady Chargers have first chance at state Girls' vorsiry boskerboll hod o solid seoson this yeor with on overall win-loss record of 10-0 in league ploy. Coach Thereso Conerly was very proud of her ream, which rook third ploce in the zone rournoment. During league ploy the girls finished second behind Volley, to whom they lost by o score of 29-39 Cooch Conerly soid. The girls ployed well this yeor. There wos more of o team concept thon individual ploy; this helped us o lor.” Leading the reom wos Suson Murray, who wos high scorer with on overage of 22.5. Murray, the most voluoble player, mode the All-Conference team ond wos the first girl from Clork ever to moke the All-Zone reom. Nor only did the team hove Murray. bur it hod bolonce offensively ond defensively with such players os Kiro Srrehlow. who held her own ogoinst the bigger girls in the leogue. Three girls on the reom who moved from junior vorsiry up to vorsiry to ploy in the zone ond store tournomenrs were Doris Ficklond. Lyshonn Jefferson, ond Jennifer Wesley. Although the girls did not reach the finals of the store rournoment. Cooch Conerly wos still proud of them: this wos the first yeor Clork ever compered in the store tourney. Cooch Conerly summarized the seoson this woy: You work with whot you hove. This yeor we hod o lot of rolent so it wos eosier to teach the girls different skills ond hove the skills cor-ried our during gomes.” Girls' Varsity Ooskerboll: JoEtto Simpson. Suson Murroy. Ashely Bisplinghoff. Ellen Pothom. Gloria Phillipps. Kiro Srrehlow. lisso McClure. Dione Morgon. Toni Von Dyke. Volerie Thrower. Annette Rogers. Cooch Theresa Conerly. 1 fteoching tor the boll. Llsso McClure goes for o jumpshot os the rest of the room woits wirh onxiery. 2 One ot the top five (emote ployers in Vegos. Susori Murroy shoots from the free throw kne. 3 With reomwork. Suson Murroy shoots for o gool OS Tooi Von Dyke assists Girls' Varsity Basketball 137 With desire and skill JV cagers rebound to a successful year The locker room echoed sounds of exciremenr os the girls' junior vorsify basketball ream got ready for their gomes. The girls worked hord oil season with Improvement over losr year’s record. Observers attributed the change to the quality of players ond the emphasis on skills from first year coach Renee Brown. With on overall win-loss season of 106. the girls did considerably better thon losr year. They hod o lot of spirit, enthusiosm. ond desire. said Cooch Brown. Throughout the seoson LoShoun Jefferson scored enough goals to become overall high scorer. Her talent also helped the team win the gome ogoinst Volley, in which the girls won by one point in a double overtime. Help come to the girls at the end of the seoson in the form of Gidget Corlson. Corlson helped to odd o spork to the reom,” soid Cooch Brown. With o win-loss record of 7-6 in league ploy, three of the girls — Lyshonn Jefferson, Doris Ficklond. ond Jennifer Wesley — moved up to varsity to ploy in the Zone ond Store Tournaments. Girls' JV Oosketboll: Cooch IXenee Brown. Kim Mortin, Gidger Corlson, Jockie Thomos. BrencJo Gorber. Lyshonn Jefferson. Yverre Boingul. Jennifer Wesley. Joon Howkins. Jomie Bendorf N.P.: Doris Ficklin 106 Girls'JV Basketball I Looking for o breok towords the middle. Jomle Bendorf tries for o god. 2 Dribbling the boll. Doris fichlin goes down court to set up on offensive ploy wiih rhe rest of the reom 3 Lyshonn Jefferson mokes on oggressive rebound for the teom in hopes of winning the gome Girls' JV Basketball 139 Varsity Cagers finish with record of 26-6 Local sports writers predicted thot the Clork Chargers, under the experienced cooching of veteran Gory Wheeler, would finish the season number one in the Sunset Division. Some even went os for os predicting o stote chompionship for the Chargers. These predictions were based on the ployers' height, experience, ond defensive obility. The Chargers did finish first in their division, thereby gaining on outomotic berth in the stote tournoment. In Zone competition Clork defeated Gormon but fell to Volley in the chompionship gome. Stote proved to be o remotch of the zone tourney. Traveling to Reno. Clork defeated Douglos High School, ranked third in the North. They then handed Gormon their fourth defeat of the season to bring them ogoinst Volley for the title. The Chompionship gome wos o close march which ended 45-45, forcing overtime ploy in which the Chargers held total control of the boll, but foiled to score. Volley controlled the tip in the second overtime period ond monoged to sink o bosket. A highly contested coll in the lost few seconds left both ployers ond spectotors questioning the outcome, but Clork rook the loss. 45-47. Clork relied heavily on its mon-to-mon defense ond occasionally olrernoted between o two-three ond one-three-one zone defenses to keep their opposition off balance. Excellent defensive ployers included Orion Drown, Bruce Goitor. Michoel Thrower, ond Ricky Henry. The team's offensive strategies included o vorio-tion of UCLA's high-post offense ogoinst their opponents mon-ro-mon defense. Clork olso relied on o porienr zone offense thot, through good team passing, exploited the weaknesses of their opponents defenses. Also effective offensively for the Chargers wos o new zone-press offense thot ottocked the full court press defense of their opponents. Strong offensive ployers included Bruce Goitor, Mork Dixon, Scott Scarborough, ond Averion Porrish. The Glendora Tournoment in Southern Californio proved to be o valuoble experience for the team. The Chargers fored well, winning three out of four gomes, to place third omong sixteen teams. Their second holiday outing, the Nike Holidoy Tournoment, brought disappointment to the reom with o loss to Colvert Hall, ranked first nationally, ond on unexpected defeot from Roncho in the consolotion brocket. Three of the teom's key ployers were rhree-yeor lettermen, Bruce Goitor, Mork Dixon, ond Orion Brown. All three hove been on the Varsity squod since their sophomore yeor. Other ployers thot contributed to the teom's success were Steve Justice. Ricky Henry. Averion Porrish. Scott Scarborough. Jeff Knesh. Michoel Thrower. Rodney Thomos. Dereck Woshingron. ond Ronnie Holl. Assistant Cooch John Nelson commented on the teom, “This is the third reom I've coached in Los Vegos. ond it's the best group of guys I've ever dealt with. All the members cooperate with each other, ploy well, ond mointoin o strong defensive gome. 140 Varsity Basketball 1 Averton Porrtsh hondles the boll despite the Gormoo defense 2 forwcxd MorK Dixon prepores to toke o shot from the outside 3 Senior Steve Justice towers over Ns Los Vegas opponents 4 Concentroting on his dribble. Ricky Henry outmoneuvets Ns Western opponent ify Doskefboll. Kneeling: Todd Jennings. Todd Borker. Tony Sorcfrno Sifting: Hood Cooch Gory Wheeler. Assbtont Cooch Roy Oerger. Tod Comeron. Brion BfOwn, Dixon. Ricky Henry. Averton Porrish, Bruce Goiror. Scoff Sc or borough Sieve Justice. Jeff Knesh. Dereck Woshington. Mlchoel Thrower. Rodney Thomas. Rorvue Asjtsront Cooch Don Pinmon. Assisiont Cooch John Nelson Varsity Basketball 141 Seoson's Record L Opponent Basic 44 Eldorado 40 Las Vegas 55 Rancho 40 Western 67 La Puente 42 N. Riverside 50 Los Altos 64 Riv. Poly. 52 Hint Hill 06 Calvert Half 80 Rancho 04 Gorman 67 Bonanza j 57 r Volley J 49 Vo-Tech 07 Chaparral 07 Basic 50 Eldorado 02 1 Las Vegas 56 Rancho 37 Western Gorman Bonanza Valley Vo-Tech Chaparral 1 Teom Coptoin Orion Drown shows skill in handling the boll 2 Scotr Scarborough assists Michoel Thrower os Steve Justice owoits the rebound 3 Oroce Goitor leaps to block o ftoncho bosket 142 Varsity Basketball Varsity cagers combine skill and experience to gain wins Varsity Basketball 140 Hard work pays off for Clark JV cagers The 1981-82 junior varsity basketball team hod a rough season. Most of the ployers came to try-outs inexperienced in mon-to-mon defense, ond many had never played competitive bosketboll. Because of their inexperience, they lacked the voluoble skill requirements of quickness ond passing. As the seoson progressed, these oreos were corrected through hord work ond desire. According to Heod Cooch Boy Berger, the team's hard work during the Christmos vacation enabled them to learn the system ond beot their toughest competitors — Gormon. Bononzo. and Volley. Although the team improved os o whole. Ezell Wiley, Ken Dumos, Jim Doy. ond Marvin Longford were named the most improved ployers. Cooch Berger felt that his players would benefit next year's varsity squad. He also sroted. The varsity squad will be in need of good ball handlers. If the guords improve their skills, one of them could step in ond start next year.” JV Bosketboll. Cooch Boy Berger, James Doy. Robert Reed. Chris Leo. Maurice Wlllioms. Bloke Brodley. Steven Hoffmon. Howord Rondfe. Ezell Wiley. Dove Fish, Jon Glasscock, Reggie Wlllloms. Mike Booed. N.p.: Ken Dumos. Marvin Longford. Bob Dorvels, Assistant Cooch Williom Quinn. 144 JV Dosketboll Season's Record V v Opponent Basic Eldorado Las Vegos Rancho Western Gormon Bonanza Volley Vo-Tech Chaparral Basic Eldorado Las Veqos 46 74 65 61 57 67 56 59 64 02 5 5 45 Rancho 37 a 60 Western 67 60 Gorman 72 64 Bonanza 59 34 Volley 41 50 Vo-Tech 55 g 57 Choporral 56 M i Jm 1. Morvin Longford mokes o toy-up off of o fosi break 2. fteochlng over rhe bose line. Chris Leo saves the boll. 3. Ezell Wiley prepores for o loy-up despite his Gormon defense 4. Ken Dumas and Bloke Brodtoy work together on o fost breok. JV Basketball 145 BOWLINGBOWLINGBOWLINGBOWLINGBOWLINGBCWLINGBC Girls' bowling ream finishes rough season fourth in league play The 1981-62 girls’ bowling ream finished the seoson fourth in their leogue. The team wos led by junior Donno Logudo with on overage of 176. which wos the second highest overage in the city. Consistently high overoges were olso held by liso Lopez. Andreo Tomosello. Lori Markham, ond Jockie Scherer. Cooch Chuck Stuorr believed thor the girls' bowling team's main weakness wos their lock of experience. Like the boys' team, the majority of the girls were sophomores ond juniors. However, these returning bowlers will be on osser to next year's vorsity squad. In closing. Cooch Stuort stressed thor oil members were hard working ond he wos glod to be their cooch. Girls’ Dowling. Sitting: Awesome Bowler. Kneeling: Lori Morkhom. liso Lopez. Michelle Freeman. Srondlng: Cooch Chuck Stuort. Donna Logudo. Jockie Scherer. Judy Wftte. Andreo Tomoselto. Tereso Howkins N.P.: Wendy Ammons Girls' Dowling 147 Boys' bowling ream experiences success This yeor’s boys' vorsiry bowling teom wos o strong force in Los Vegos bowling competition. The teom wos paced by juniors Rob Hill ond Bryon Anderson. Good supporting bowlers were Andy Chedo, Aoron Gordon, ond Roy Grohom. Anderson's overage wos o solid 184. followed closely by Hills 183. Cooch Chuck Stuort cited the ream s strengths: They worked hord ond they realized thot they could be winners. He believed that the ream's chief weakness wos their lack of experience, due to the great amount of juniors ond sophomores on the team. However, he stressed that this will be a great asset to next year's squod. because only one team member will be groduoting. 1A Boys' Bowling. Kneeling: Chris McHole. Robert Fend. Gory Sorgo. Bryon Anderson. ChuCk Liberotore. Cortos Bloke Stonding: Roy Grohom. Doug Nelson. Perer Lee. Tony Kelly. Aoron Gordon. Nick Adler. Rob Hill. Andy Chedo. Todd Miller. Jett Deitch. Cooch Chock Stuort N.P.: Ed Kochnik. Bill McCulloh. 148 Boys' Bowling Boys' Bowling 149 Varjliy Soccer. Front row: Dovid Moyes. Shone O'Reilly. Paul O'Gormon, Dovid Ktndell. Gerold Keorney. Luke Werner (monoger) Middle row: Gory Morono. Scotr Sporgo. Mike Decker. Rofoel Herrero. Kevin Kelly. Sebosrlon Oolle. Orion Tober. Third row: Coach Dove Coitro. Derek Ence. Joson Cole. Tim Oriore. Oerry Arrowimith, Todd Hoil. Mork Pittmon. Jeff Hondy, Tomos Jonson. Speed, skill, action assist soccer ream As compared ro losr year's reom. rhis yeor's varsity soccer teom hod more noturol obiliry for the gome. Because of such bosic tolent each ployer wos able ro ploy three or four different positions during the gomes. In his second year Cooch Dove Cosrro soid. They were young ond inexperienced ot the vorsiry level of ploy, yet proved to be o quick-leorning reom.” The team's major weakness proved ro be thor the ployers were still performing ot o junior varsity level insteod of o varsity level os they entered the seoson. Cooch Cosrro commented. This yeor's teom hod to prove to everyone just how much they wonted the championship.” The Chargers earned the ronk os one of the strong contenders in zone ploy. Varsity Soccer 151 SKW.xs. . wii ■p 1 T « rf ' tm 4 152 Vorsiry Soccer With agility and basic talent Chargers strive for goals 1. Rofoel Herrera outwits his opponent ond dribbles towards o 900I 2 Gory Morono ottempts to block o pass 090’nsf his Bonon-zo opponent 3. Wolfing for their chonce. the ployers intently wotch their teommotes ot work 4 Jeff Hondy sends the boO down the field on o penofty kick. 5 Jomes Money dodges his Bononzo opponent while trying to pass the boll Opponent 0 Chaparral 4 Bonanza 1 Gormon 2 5 Boulder City 0 4 Basic 0 1 Eldorodo 0 1 Las Vegas 3 Rancho 0 Volley 0 Chaparral 1 Bonanza 3 Gorman 1 Varsity Soccer 153 JV gains experience along with teamwork on the soccer field Although they locked experience on the field, the junior varsity soccer team mode up for it with spirit, desire, ond willingness to ploy. With one junior ond nine sophomores, the teom hod o tough im-oge to live up to. since lost year's soccer teom was city champion. Some of the dominating ployers on the teom were Alon Toggord. Mox Dickson. Bryon Lutz, ond Mark Borlose. soid Cooch Potrick Webb. This wos Cooch Webb s second yeor os cooch for the JV soccer teom. He believed thot one of the main weaknesses of this yeor's teom wos rorol lock of experience. But with the experience gained this yeor. Cooch Webb predicted that next yeor's varsity teom should dominore Los Vegos soccer. Season's Record Clark Opponent 2 Volley 0 4 3 Gorman Chaparral Western 3 M 8 Boulder City 6 Basic 1 4 Bonanzo 1 7 Eldorodo 0 1 Las Vegas 3 4 Rancho 1 6 Volley 0 1 Gorman 0 0 Chaparral 0 7 Bonanzo 0 1. Alky llntolosco outmoneuvers his opponent ond dribblei towords the goal 2 After dribbling up field. Orion Lutz mokes o pass to his teommote 0 Eric Hoyes mokes o looping slide tockle to goin control of the boll ogolnst h s Western opponent. 4 Orion Piper keeps one step oheod of his opponent os he charges towards the gool 154 JV Soccer J.V. Soccer. Silting: Tommy Porrello. Mak Bortose. Mike Mosnongtoli. Moil Gncorro. Mike Horvorh. Alton Umotosco. Kneeling: Luis Boutisto. Tony Ctofk. Eric Hoyes. Dorius IXofie. Alon Toggord. George Moninez. Bob McDoris. Brton Piper Sronding: Scon Horris. Kurk Bell. Tony Lebenger. JeH Moys. Mon Molley. Bruce Foilmer. Tim McCordell. Mox Dickson. Chris Cooper. Bryon Luiz. Dole Netskj. Cooch Pot Webb. JV Soccer 155 RESTLINGWRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLINGWRESTLING WRE Upper weight classes help secure victories for varsity wrestling The 1981-82 vorsiry wrestling squad could be described os foirly young ond inexperienced. However, the coaches soid that oil the members participated ond had a willingness to work hard ond proctice. Specifically cited were captains Ashley Ab-do ond Kyle Hurst ond seniors Don Floherty ond Jim Moreno, who were oil potential store contenders. Senior John Dostoph. juniors Phillip Kleinperer ond Leo Rodriguez, ond freshmon Bobby Borrozo were considered the most improved wrestlers. Assistant Cooch Dove Bennion commented. The ream hod overall exceptional talent. I was very pleosed with their occomplisments. The season began with o victory over Los Vegos High School, but loter the teom experienced close, disappointing losses including Choporrol. Western, ond Roncho. Assistant Cooch Steve Morofino stored. We hod o hord time filling weight dosses. This hurt us considerably in close morches becouse we were forced to use severol firsr-yeor wrestlers on vorsity. Head Cooch Jim Mossey olso commented. The teom wos young ond inexperienced, but it wos still o sorisfying year.” Nevertheless, oil three coaches agreed that the future looked excellent for wrestling or Clark High School. 1. Leo Rodriguez octemprs ro toke down Ns opponent 2 Stoie contenders Don Floherty ond Jim Moreno ossume o wrestling stonce. 3. Jim Moreno tries to breok down Ns Roncho opponent 4 Teom coptoins. Ashley Abdo ond Kyle Hurst. 5. The referee checks closely before dedoring o pin for John Bostoph Vorsity Wrestling. Front row; Ashley Abdo (co optoin). Kyle Hurst (co-coptoln), Middle row: Leo Rodriguez. Guy Nokomuro. John Qostoph. Terry Poul. Eddie Qorellt. Kevin Hon. Mike Stein, Bobby Borrozo Bock row: Cooch Steve Morofino. Cooch Dove Bennion. Ptvi-p Kleinpeter. Govin Potzer. Jim Moreno. Don Floherty. Dove Gorlitz. Doron Holmes. Cooch Jim Mossey Varsity Wrestling 157 Marmen learn skills; coaches reach moves 156 Varsity Wrestling Season's Record Clark Opponent 33 Los Vegos 29 16 Chaparral 45 27 Western 40 25 Rancho 39 22 Bonanza 45 26 Volley 35 27 Basic 42 6 Eldorado 61 66 Gorman 12 1 Cooches Steve Morofino. Dove Gennion. ond Jim Massey worch Intently. 2 Senior Dove Gorlirz attempts to bring down his Ron-cho opponent. 3. Kyle Hurst tokes commond of his competitor by goining leveroge 4 Ashley Abdo ottempts to acquire neor foil points by rolling his opponent on his bock 5. Senior wrestler Don Floherty tries to goin on odvontoge on his opponent. Varsity Wrestling 159 JV grapplers display wrestling techniques, develop varsity skills The JV wrestling squod locked experience, bur nor dererminorion. The season begon with o victory over Los Vegos High School. However, rhe reom met rough competitors ond then experienced close losses. Assistant Cooch Steve Morofino soid. ' The teom's inability to fill two weight closses might hove contributed to these losses.” The 1981-62 reom could be described os hord-working ond willing to leorn new moves. Doily practices improved the team steadily ond helped them gain varsity experience. Cooch Morofino mentioned sophomores Guy Nokomuro ond Frank Corlos ond junior Chris Grill os the most improved gropplers on this year's reom. The coaches agreed that the ream's greatest strength wos their unity in reomwork. However, some of the wrestlers that stood out in their ability to compere were freshmen Kermir Doy ond Roger Shumonn, sophomores Dennis Young, Guy Nokomuro. Fronk Corlos. ond Jimmy Evans, ond junior Chris Grill. Assistant Cooch Dove Bennion predicted. We will challenge Eldorodo for the chompionship in three years. Jim Mossey summed up rhe season: Future wrestling teams look promising.” 160 JV Wrestling 1 The referee sisals two point qj Chris Grill takes down his Choporrol opponent 2. Roger Shumonn ottempts to toke down o Rancho wrestler. 3. Fronk Corlos receives neor foil points while trying to pin his opponent 4 Sophomore Guy Nokomuro takes command of his competitor Season's Record Clark mm Opponent W'f 46 - Los Vegos 30 ■ft If 34 34 Choporrol 46 AA Western Rancho t j 38 36 Bonanza 34 39 Volley 40 36 Bosic 16 0 Eldorado 75 51 Gorman k Bi 'resiling. Front row: Jimmy Evons. Dennis Young. Chris Grill. Leo Vosque . Gory McAHee. Scott Kontor. Lou Rosenberg, Fronk Corlos Dock row: Cooch Jim Mossey. Cotroles. Cord Tucker. Kevin Norton. Rondy McKee. Dorin Collowoy. Oobby Daniels. John Murphy. Roksnd Derry. Word Wengerr. Cooch Dove Gennion. Cooch e Morofino JV Wrestling 161 VOLLEYBALLVOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALLVOLLEYI 1 Annette Rogers reoches to return the boil bock to Western's side. 2 Performing her speciolty. Suson Evons flies hgh to spike the boll 0 Convening her tolents to vo eyboB. Sue Murroy keeps the boll In the oir. Clork won won won won won won won won won won won won won won won won won won Season's Record Bosic Western Eldorado Los Vegas Roncho Bonanza Volley Basic Gorman Chaparral tost Eldorado lost Western bst Los Vegas tost Gorman lost lost tost lost Volley bst bst 1 Varsity Volleyball. Kneeling: Ashley Bisplmghoff. iockie Thomas. Sue Murroy, Annette Rogers. Debbe Mourer Standing: Shelly Wilson (monoger), Kim Borders. Kiro Strehlow. Kathleen Deloney. Suson Evons. Dione Morgon. Pom Burnley. Cooch Robert Kelly With leading spikers, Clark's girls capture zone, state crowns Girls' vorsiry volleyball did it ogoin this yeor for their cooch Robert Kelly. For the second yeor in o row. Clork wos o powerhouse in league competition. considered to be The team to beor'. Predictions held true os the girls took crowns in both the Zone ond Stote Tournaments. Pulses racing. bodies oching, the girls hod to ploy four gomes in one doy during the State Tournament, o feot which proved to be exhausting but well worth it. During the rournoment the girls defeated Choporrol ond Proctor Hug before the chompionship march in which they broke Corson City's 46-gome winning streak to roke the stote title. Sue Murray ond Susan Evons earned spots on the All-Store teom. Having practice two to three hours o doy. six doys o week, wos one of the key contributors to the girls' successful ploy. Cooch Kelly soid. The girls hod o lor of willingness ond desire, which helped them during their gomes os well. One of the dominating ployers. Cooch Kelly soid. wos Suson Evons. She led the teom in oil offensive coregories os well os defensive, ond wos teom coproin. Cooch Kelly soid the teom revolved oround her with solid ploy from other ployers such os Kiro Strehlow. Annette Rogers. Kothleen Deloney. Dione Morgon. ond Sue Murroy. Varsity Volleyball 160 JV Volleyball squad uses positive attitude, combats inexperience This year's junior varsity volleyball reom wos under the direction of o newcomer to Clork High School, Miss Renee Drown. She felt that although the team wos small ond inexperienced, their willingness to leorn ond their positive ottitudes helped to moke the seoson o valuable experience. Through mony hours of practice on weekdays, weekends, ond holidays, the reom leorned ond perfected their gome. Leoding the teom with o strong performance wos junior Glorio Phillips. The rest of their teom consisted of Drendo Garber. Carolyn Richordson, Kim Limo, Renee Howard, Ellen Porhom. Down Wilson. Denise Rogers, ond Chris McGrath. We've come along woy. ond with the positive ottitudes ond willigness to work, the entire reom hos improved.” stored Coach Drown. JV Volleyball. Kneeling: Brendo Gorber. Corol Richordson, Down Wilson. Denise Rogers Stondlng: Foye Sonders (monoger). Kim llmo, Ellen Porhom. Renee Howard Glorio Phillipps. Chris McGroth. Cooch Renee Brown 164 JV Volleyball 1 Denise Rogers bends down in on ortempt to sove the boll 2. Ellen Porhom goes up for o itf009 defensive block 3 Towering over the net. Glorio Phillipps sprkes the boll 4 Demonstroting ska, Renee Howord sloms the boll Seoson's Record Clork Opponent Lost Basic Won Losr Wesrern rl Won Losr Eldorado Won Losr Las Vegas Won Won Rancho Losr Losr Bonanza Won Losr Valley Won Won Basic Losr Won Gorman Losr Won Chaparral Losr Losr Eldorado Wesrern Las Vegas Gorman Rancho Choporrol Bonanza Valley Won Ay L. A A JV Volleyball 165 Gi Gymnastic members compete with locals As the only high school in Clark County to field o gymnostics teom. Clork hod o unique position; oil competition come from private clubs, not other schools. During the Seprember-December season Cooch John Apperson guided his group through severol dual meets ond two mojor competitions sponsored by the Nevodo Women's Gymnostics Association, one held locally for southern teams ond one held in Reno for oil Nevodo competitors. In the Southern Nevodo Meet Pennie Love took first place oil oround. ond Michelle Friend won second place; both girls were competing within their oge groups in Closs IV. In statewide competition in the some categories, June Schell nobbed first ploce oll-oround. ond Michelle Friend ogoin earned the second-place oword. The oll-oround oword signifies the highest total score from four events: floor exercises. voult. balance beam, ond uneven parallel bars. Because gymnastics is not on inter-school athletic activity in Clork County, the sport receives no school funds. Therefore, teom members raised their own money for uniforms, entry fees, ond travel expenses. Cooch Apperson, long o proponent of school gymnostics programs, exploined the situation this woy: ' Gymnostics is o relatively expensive sport. However, the real problem in Clork County is not money — it is o lock of quolified coaches.'- Gymnastics: Dahlto Doumoni. Michelle Ffiend. lino Vortey. Eve Ingenhuert. Suzie Logon.-Juoe Schell. Gymnastics 167 Six All-Americans anchor 1982 Charger running ream r 1 All Ameiicons. Kneeling: Derick Wickliffe. Greg Peeples. Roy GILL Session Standing: Jimmy Senders. Mike Dexter. Grace Go-tor 2. Junior Mike Gorns shows his runnfog form 0. Henry Hollond leads o pock of dutonce runners 4 Looking to the finish line. Ezell Wiley leops over the hurdle S Greg Peeples sprints off ofrer being bonded the boton by John Nelson. GIL_ Track 169 I ys' Running Team. Sitting: Mike Dexter, Kevin Funk. Gory Peters. Mike Borns. Greg Peeples. Chuck Becker, Bobby Bolden. Isooc Heorne. Henry HoUond. Roy Session, neellng: Colvin Hicks. Todd Borker. Chris Mielke. Chorles Johnson. Rod O Neol. Morvin Longford. Rick Borton. Bob Adorns. Chris Leo Stondlng: John Nelson. Bobby oniels. Mike Thrower. Bruce Goitor. Jimmy Senders. Ezell Wiley. Tyrone Cusrord. Derick Wickliffe. Dwight Fuller, Cooch Lorry Bornson Returning lettermen support field events winning tradition Boys' Field Team. Silting: Chris Stonek. Greg Zurvgo. Kevin Funk. Pot Spot gut, Roph Lynch. John Murphy, Mitch Sedlok. Rob Dushek Kneeling: Mike Dexter. Morv Longford. John Nelson. Derek Ence. Lorry DeCoursey. Alon Polmer. Standing: Doron Peres. Howord Rondle. Colvin Nicks. Ezell Wiley. Kyle Peppers. Jim Moreno. Justice. Mike Moore. Cooch Deon Funk. Guy Weft 170 Boys'Track 1. Airborne. Dwight Fuller 90ms distonce in the long jump. 2 Pole voulter Guy Weill cleors he bor. 3. Senior Derek Ence prepores ro throw the discus 4 Hoping (or disronce. Howord ftondoll releoses the shot 5. Senkx John Nelson tries for etevorion In the high jump. 3T r r I® Boys'Trock 171 1. Junior Gtorio Phillipps deors the high jump 2 Jockie Thomos eoslly rokes the leod 0 Drendo Stewort heods for the finish line 4 In o blur ol morion Vcnise Douglas releases the discus. 5. Hurdlers Dorlene Doniels. Glorio Phllllpps. ond Kothy Losh synchronize their strides 172 Girls'Track Lady tracksters develop endurance through strenuous daily practices • Trock. Front row: Jock Thomas. Orendo Stewort. Dorlene Donlels. Denise Rogers Joqufcne Smith. Suson Murray. Debb e Ogoz Done Soletto, Jomie Bisplinghoff. xSo Gorber. Hector Hernandez (monoger) Middle row: Lonce Gonzoles (monoger). Maty Toykx. Doris Ficklin. USO P kett. Sondy tones. louro Huntzinger. Nelly ter. tonice V oms. Venise Dougtos. Suson Kotzmon. Tonjo Domrusse Bock row: Cooch Doug Gorner. Judy Smith. Ashley Bisplinghoff. Gtoro Phillipps. Lyshonn Jef-on. Srocey Brodford. Jennifer Wong Liz Ruegg. Potty Willioms. Kristine Viou. Kothy Losh. Cooch Chuck Stuort Girls' Trock 173 Varsity baseball team applies determination in 1982 season play 1 Coochcs Glrord. Bonnevitte. ond Apperson discuss teocn strotegy 2 Returning pitcher Mike Cordorelli prepcxes for o fost boll 3. Senior Tony Cuglietto hurls o worm-up pitch to junior Mork Dudenoke 4 At the end of on inning, Donny Moyholl leoves his first bose position 5 Donny Grooo limbers up on the on deck circle 6. Gory Morono eyes the strike zone 7 With the umpire wotching corefully. Mike Qtasko throws to first bosemon Donny Moyholl Varsity Baseball 175 CHS players strive for title in Sunset Division 1 Mork Dudenake rum to first base after hitting the ball oggressively. 2 Outfielder Mork Holl owoirs the next ploy. 3. Baserunners Tony Golsone ond Donny Moyholl Inaeose the Chorgers' score. 4 Donny Grocio leaps to the safety of first base 176 Varsity Baseball ___________________________________ . Jock Love, Kevin Bronson. Oonny Grodo. Mike Cordorelll. Todd Kjormoe. Tony Gelsone Bock row: Cooch John Apperson. Cooch Trovis Bonneville. Mork Holl. Mork Dudenoke. Mike CHosko. Kelly Hinds. Rob Peccde. Tony Cogi.etto, Go?y Morono. Donny Moyholl. Cocxh Gene Grord Vorsify Boseboll 177 JV baseball players learn discipline and teamwork needed at varsity level 178 JV Baseball 1 Second bosemon Som Powers tokes his turn ot bot 2 Lu«s Bouristo retoys the boll to home ptote 3 Pitcher K Miller orrempts to strike out his opponent 4 Proofing boning form, Steve Lomon worms up before his turn the plote 5 Roger Bornson prepores himself to tog opponent out on first base JV Baseball. Front row: Artie Gallegos. Doug Monderschekf. Tony Saens. Chris Heisler. Kerry Brunson. Steve Lomon. Som Powers. Brod Do«more Bock row: Cooch Richard Troutwein. Luis Boutisto. Roger Bornson. Scot Harris. Scott Stoerck. Ken Miller. Woke Brodley. Rusty Corson, Greg Bowen. Cooch Dove Costro. JV Doseboll 179 OFTBALLSOFTBALLSOFTBALLSOFTBALLSOFTBALLSOFTBALLSC Vorsity Softboll. From row; Simone Ronson, Robin Berkowitz. Tommie Colter. Annette Rogers, Denise Lippe Angie Anchondo Bock row; Cooch Thereso Coner-ly, Korinne Poulson, Kim Borders. LetKiO Folzone. Kothy Shiroky, Suson Fronk. lisso McClure. Debbie Moion. Diono Jonsen 1 After cotching the boll outfielder Konnne Poutson prepo'es to retoy it bock to home ptote 2 Jusr before contoci L«uo McOvre puts power into her swing 3 Ocrboro Motysiok slides m to home to score o point for the lody Chorgers 4 Fontello Sonders ottempts to tog her opponent out on second base Softball. Front row: Fontek) Sonders hkBe Red Joerto Srmpson. Jill Nehemelmon. Kim Romon. Connie Shiroky. Shonnon Itofcono. Oorboro Dock row: Cooch Chorlotie Conger. June Imgle Audrey Oorson. Angelo Gores. Donne Berkowrt . Kim Kennedy. Lon Groney. Cooch Sonyo Green (monoger), Softball 181 iO Y S' GOLFBO YS' GOLFBO Y 5' GOLFBO YS'GOLFBO Y S' GOLFBC Golf 180 Boys' Golf. Kneeling: Herb Howkins. Corey Jenkins. Dole Akridge. Standing: Cooch John Nelson, Todd Kobrin. Mork Frobbiele. Joy Wireckl. Dovld Fish. Scorr Sorton, Chris Morgondo. Experiences in the classroom J4arriet Cjray 1944-1981 The summer of 1981 brought o loss to Clark High School with the untimely death of Mrs. Harriet Gray. Her infectious enthusiasm, gentle humor, and positive outlook brightened the lives of hundreds of students os well os staff members during her fourteen years os a business teacher. Clark felt her presence in a variety of ways. Many classes benefited from her experience os on advisor, os did the Notional Honor Society. Even groups with whom she hod no official role colled on her for special help with projects. Oldtimers at Clark still chuckle over her scene-stealing performance in the 1969 faculty ploy, which provided scholarship funds for Clark seniors. During the 1970-71 school year she relinquished her preparation period to teach a class which otherwise would hove been canceled. Often the most significant contributions in human experience ore the small, usually unnoticed, doily acts of kindness. Mrs. Gray's life touched many with quiet words of encouragement and empathic understanding. She was o friend. Many lives ore richer because she was a port of Clark High School. Noomi Goynes. Assistonr Principol Arlen Simonson, Assisronr Principof 186 Administration nopals provide expert leadership in decision-making ry Olsen. Pr nopal Administration 189 School Board formulates district policie Or Chories Silvestti Superintendent Mrs Terry Monnion Director o f High Schools Ooord of School Trustees. Sitting: Mrs Shirley Hobf. Dr )omes Lymon (president). Mr. Robert Forboss. Standing: Mr Ihomos Semmens. Mrs LuclBe Lusk. Mrs. V.rginio Brooks Brewster. Mr. Donold Foiss 190 Board of School Trustees lculty members deal with many daily responsibilities Dorothy Adorns Cotcers Lotetto Adorns Longuogo Arts Prisdllo Adorns Sociol Studies Dee Allred Wood Shop John Apperson Physicol Education Dwaine Avery Mothemotics Don Bochous longuoge Arts Nancy Bandy Business Lorry Dornson Physicol Education Ken Bedrosion Deon Dovid Bennlon Beoding Bill Bert hold Auto Shop Certified Faculty 191 Dedication and effective teaching methods are foremc Chortes Brondo Longuoge Arts Dove Castro Delmor Cortom Physicol E doc orion Spontsh Chortes Dennis Art Joo Frazier Longuoge Arts Renee Drown Kothre Clmesmirh Physical Education Llbrorlan Bcendio Crosby Business Wayne Douglas Soence Deon Funk Speciol Education Jed Bcyon Theresa Conerly Jackie Dollm Longuoge Arts Physical E doc or ion Counselor Sue Duggan Joe Gomett Home Economics Art Martha Campbell Chortone Conger PhylUsDorting tatots, Business Soaol Studies LoRen Fleming Doug Gornet Home Economics Health 192 Certified Faculty because they contribute to the overall learning process Mr. Hornngton drows on onology lor his American Literature students Gene Girard Business Jodi Hole Journalism Mary Hendrickson Longuoge Arts Woyne Higby Industriol Arts Jomes Hortmon Distributive Education Koren Girard Business Ken Hamilton Science Larry Hennlgh Science Ken HJdebrond Social Studies June Hop French Robert Groeri Foreign Longuoge Eleanor Horrlngton Longuoge Arts Gordon Hale Spanish John Horrington Longuoge Arts Certified Faculty 193 Many teachers are involved in school related activities Norm Johnson Reuben Kreln Peggy Loir Mcrio Lorensen Koy McGorvey Science Business Physicol Educotion History Longuoge Arts Robert Kelly Kenneth Kucon Andrew Longel John Modden Robert McKenzie Longuoge Arts Longuoge Arts Speciol Educotion Mothemotics Government Rose Lorson Steve Motaflno Dill McMosley Mothemotics Mothemotics Instrumental Music Duone Loesch Jim Mossey Lmdo McMosley Science Physicol Educotion Dean 194 Certified Faculty and provide extra rime planning Clark's special events Roul Medrono Denlce Mitchell . Joe Nedersr Jim Posron Jiles Reiley Mothemortcs Science Soerxe Art Government Robin MetcoW Corolyn Myers Jo Peterson Morflyn Pyles Koren Reismon 10090090 Am longuoge ArTS looguc 9e Ans Physical Education Languogo Arts Ed Miholko Mordo Neel Sociol Studies Vocol Music Ron Mlsenor John Nelson Physics Sodoi Studies Certified Faculty To meet rhe challenge of public education, teachers ore Ms Srotom cotches up on some poper work Jock Richardson Counselor Dustin Sotrerfseld Physicol Educorlon Off Sieler Ousiness Corrol Srarom Dromo Cecelio Tobier Language Arts Charles Rogers Morhemoilcs Arthur See Psychology Gory Spitrgerber Mathematics Mike Sretts Morhemorics Marilyn Tomsik Counselor Richord Strohon Sodol Studies Richord Troutwein Health Chuck Stuort Special Educotkxi Judy Wode Mothemotics 196 Certified Faculty using more of the community resources now available Mr Moisey checks o student s paper Roy Wore Dob Wilcox Ruby Young Kelvin Zohner Gretchen Zupko Counselor Counselor Art Science Longuoge Arts Porrick Webb Pom Wotekkl Mathematics I ooguo e Arts Sharon Weller Louis Wong Mathematics Science Gory Wheeler Sondro Wrighr PhysJcol Education Counselor Certified Faculty 197 CHS classified staff give assistance to administrators, Stocey Clem Grant Engle Kenneth Helmkoy Beverly Mockie James Medkxk Secretory to Audio-Visool Custodion School Bonker Custodion Mr Simonson Romono Eubonk Cleo Kelly Jewell MayhoU Joon Pritchett Sondi Conn Secretory to Cofeterio Cofeterio Secretory to Groph Arts Lose Cox Secretory to Mr Olsen Jeon Dovis Cofeterio Mr. Collis Lynn Fruehouf Counselors' Secretory leolo Horris Custodion Billy Loster Hood Custodion Virginio Lieber Receptionist Mrs. Goynes 198 Classified Staff offer q variety of special services for the school Sylvester Rogers Humon Reforions Aide Rkhord Russum Cusrodion Irene Secord Ooto Processing Christine Shelehedo Artendonce Aide Vero Shorts HoH Monitor Peggy Shulris Oeons' Secretory . Frank Simon Emmett Willioms Hall Monitor Security Guord Arlene Stepke Edword Winfrey Closstoom Aide Custodian Rhodo Sulivan Sh-tley Winslow Secretory to Cofeterio Monoger Mrs. Fesenmeyer Renee Wolff Suson Sweikert Health Aide Reg-stror Classified Staff 199 1 Dovid Ushijimo works with o geometric proof 2. Students opply theory to proctke in chemistry closs. 0. In his informol foshion Mr Kucon explo.ns English Literoture to his students. 4 Elizobeth Adams leorns French vocobulory whle ploying scrobble 5. Mornie Peot reods her lob monuol before using the microscope. 200 Acodemic Closses Academic offerings provide varied levels of classroom learning As the first group to foce the reality of minimum competency os o requirement for graduation, the Closs of 1982 found varied levels of instruction ovoiloble in academic courses. To fulfill the reading ond writing requirements, the English Deportment offered instruction which stressed bosic skills; however, other courses provided challenges for the most serious college-bound student. Likewise, the Moth Deportment's curriculum ranged from intensive, competency-bosed closses to Analysis ond Computer Moth. While nor yet directly involved with proficiency testing, other deportments — Social Studies. Science, ond Foreign Languages — provided diversified instruction which met requirements for college enrronce ond Nevodo storutes. Academic Closses 201 In vocational classes students learn skills, prepare for future The vocational dosses or Clork aimed ro prepare students for various skilled professions ond every-doy life. The Home-Ec Deportment, for example, hos both procticol ond professional opplicotions. The Child Development closs gove future child-core specialists more confidence for their freshmon college year, while or the some time offered sound odvice to future homemokers. Drafting. Auto, ond Wood Shop closses encompassed manual dexterity ond quality workmanship. Drofting wos o popular closs for those interested in architecture. Besides providing instruction in clerical skills like shorthond ond typing, business closses also reoched into the fields of accounting, low. ond economics. A useful program for many students was the work experience program, which allowed academic credit, under school supervision, for time spent on o job. 202 Vocational Closses 1 Coreer Doy provide! irtfofrrvotion in many oreos of the business world 2 Shop dosses utilize reollife situations 3 Food dosses feoture instru tion in nutrition ond food preporotion 4 Many students toke drofting to prepore for o coreer in orchirecrure 5 Typing dosses develop speed ond occurocy In business skills Vocational Classes 203 ■V Specialized courses stress lifetime skills Some of Clark's mandatory dosses included Health. Driver's Education. Careers ond Physical Education. Heolth dosses were required for one semester for oil sophomores. Students learned about themselves ond also studied how their bodies work. They leorn-ed about the couse ond effect relationships of drinking. smoking, ond drug abuse. Sophomores took Driver's Education for one nine-week period. This course fomiliorized the students with the driving lows in Nevada. Simulators ond behind-the-wheel troining were provided to help students leorn the correct woy to drive o cor. A coreer closs promoted oworeness of the various fields for coreer choices. Students were required to write o report of the end of the nine weeks on o coreer of their choice. The practical ospects of jobseeking, including applications ond resumes, added to the course of study. Physicol Education seemed to be o favorite of the students. Many students go on to take P.E. throughout their remaining years of high school even after requirements ore met. A few sports that the students were introduced to were soccer, soft-boll. orchery ond tennis.- instruction included octuol gome skills os well os rules. 1 Checking on college information. Dole Akrtdge uses the Coreers library. 2 Debbie Wilson performs o routine during donee P.E. 3. Jennifer Shodduck expkxns the structure of bone 4 Dehind-the wheel experience with o simulator helps Sonio Botisto leorn driving skills. 204 Required Classes Required Classes 205 206 Fine Arts Creative expression is free to blossom in fine arts classes The Fine Arts Deportment, on oreo without required dosses, provided the chonce for students to find creativity ond pleosure in o variety of ways. Performance wos the focus of the oword-winning instrumental ond vocal music groups. Whether learning basic techniques or perfecting skills of showmonship. participants hod the sotisfoction of creating music. Similarly, dromo closses proved that the ploy's the thing.” Speech ond dromo students competed locolly ond regionally in o wide range of categories. Cloy, point, yorn. metol — these were only o few of the medio used by ort students in their quest for creotive expression. Likewise, the artistic ospecrs of photogrophy become onother oreo of self-enrichment. Arts 207 1. Ceramics student Ertc Honson odds the tinol touches to his project 2 Mrs Neel reheorses with the Advonced Choir. 3. Theoter closses emphasize practical exercises in dromotic Interpretation. Many service duties taken by personnel are crucial to school Vorious school services, though nor olwoys occurring within the regulor classroom, rounded out Clork's totol education picture. Certificated personnel staffed several oreos. The Special Education Deportment provided individualized help in o smoll group environment. The library ond oudio-visuol services served more students than ony other single deportment with o vost orroy of resource moteriols — including books, periodicals, films, ond records. Counselors offered guidance for careers or college ond provided scholarship information os well. In non-certificoted oreos school personnel completed the total progrom. Cork's full-time health oide administered bosic first aid. kept heolth records, ond conducted hearing ond vision screening. The cofeterio sroff prepared ond served both breokfost ond lunch, struggling to keep costs down in spire of inflation ond cure in federal subsidies. School sofety wos the responsibility of the security guard ond holl monitors. Clerical workers handled the enormous volume of paperwork for over 2,300 students. Lost, but not leost, custodians kept the physicol environment safe, cleon. ond functional. 208 1. Librorion Korhie Clinesniirh helps wlih the cord cotolog. 2. Heolth oide Renee Wolff checks o student's remperoture. 0 Mrs. Cleo Kelly prepores (Hizo. o kinchrime fovorite 4 Counselor Jockie Dollin discusses college plons wirh Dione Oordenove. School Services 209 210 People We find ourselves Progress results from the team of advisors and coun food or VERAGE THE GYM 01) OR DRINK Senior Closs Council. Front row: Helen lowson Tommy Tussey. Louis Com Stephen e Heoron Middle row: Michelle McDonotf Cheryl Jones Tom Wideen Dock row; Rondy Colquitt. Suson Stockton N.P.: Mike Gedico 212 Seniors uu: ur i rx ast AN , TOTH I FUTURE Senior class council uses rheir imoginorion for successful year The yeor 1962 wos mo-ked with numerous rradirion-breokmg ond trodition-mokmg events Th s yeor s graduation closs wos the last to enter Cork os freshmen It wos olso the lost doss ro graduate with only 19’? credits os the groduotion 'equiremenrs will be higher in the following yeors Along with these changes rhere were mony others which included being the first closs ro be required to take o competency exom ro groduore In oddition to the chonges this doss hos experienced it hos accomplished much. Winning the floor competition os well os the VW roces in borh their junior ond senior yeors. rhe doss showed their 82 spirit. Troditionol activities such os rhe Child Hoven Christmos Party Sodie Howkins rhe Sen or Doll ond groduotion were sponsored by the Senior Closs Council. The council olso organized mony fund roisers. which included selling spirit buttons donuts ond messoges for the marquee the oword-winning sc-nor floor 2 Senior Clow Council Advisors: Ms Corrol Storom Mrs Co-oline Myers Mr Kenneth Homilron M- Ron M.senor M-s LoRen Flemm-9 N.P.: Ms Roby Young Seniors 213 Seniors Richord Amick John Andersen Julie Anderson Michoel Angelo Deboroh Antle Shori Apple Mario Arongo Dorren Arnold Sheri Ahrendr Renee Alberr Pomelo Alger Ted Allen Ashley Abdo Elizabeth Adorns Nicholos Adler Judi Agster Morion Atherton Andre Atkinson Michelle Atkinson Sebostion Bolle Becky Boiler Allan Bamboo John Borber Pilor Borber Morio Barges Todd Barker Kenneth Bornes Tino Bornes Leigh Bornson Jon Boronofsky Potricio Borrogoto ftenoe Borrozo Seniors Seniors Audrie Dough Joy Bourn Cheol Beok Grerchen Beord Judith Beovers Sherri Bedunnoh Terri Bedunnoh Dovid Begor Jim Behory Kris Bell Wllliom Bellegio Thomos Benedict Condi Berg Rose Bergamo Veronica Bernord Sheri Berner Seniors Seniors Cris Boschord Robert Boynok Ted Bossort Tureo Boyrer John Bosroph Sheri Bronom Roymond Boudreou Jono Breedlove Steve Bridgmon Roxonno Broughton Brion Brown Jodi Brown Jeffrey Boozer Dione Bordenove Dorren Borlose Gerold Bormonn What We Paid: one gallon of unleaded gas, $1.28; one Dig Mac, $1.15; one pair of Levi's, $17.99; one pair of Colvin Kleins; $48; one package of gum, 30 t; one issue of People magazine, $1.50; one movie ticker, $5.; one Darsun 280 ZX, $19,000. elly Drown ym Drown icon Drown Morio Duccilli Jomes Durton Tod Comeron Dorboro Dullord Terry Dushnell Wondo Conodo Chrisri Dundren Trocie Dutrico Mike Cordorelli ohn Drownrigg Yvonne Durgess Seniors Seniors i Wioninq smiles show thot Brod's Brewiersore number one in Powder Puff David Cardona Pomelo Cortwright Holly Cosreel Donna Costricone Louis Corr Kim Cosey Sergio Costillo IXonold Costro Jill Cothcorr Brod Choddick Kelly Chodwick Ken Choffee Andres Chedo Theresa Chieco Sophio Choe John Clark Kennerh Clark Lynne Clary Jolie Cleek Linda Colander Charlene Collins Susan Collins Randy Colquirr David Connell Seniors Seniors Donold Connell Connie Connor Julie Conwoy August Corroles Coiherine Cortez Tommy Cortez Michoel Cotton Jorge Cox Kirk Cresto Shelly Curnutt Rogelio Cuellor Russell Dodes Tony Cuglietto Diono Dole Richord Cunninghom Dorlene Doniels 222 n Doniels ivid Dorby jy Dovis isrine Dovis Nicole Dovis Tonyo Dovis Down Deokmon Bobby DeCosro Kelle DelBosque Kelly Demeny Muriel DeSimone Michoel Dexter Ken Dioz Mecoilo Dioz Tony Di'lorio Loro Dillon Seniors Seniors 224 Douglos Dotson Pomelo Douglos Venise Douglos Chrissie Down Lori Doyon Kimberly Droper Anthony DiMoggio Angeliko Dishmon Korlo Diftmor Amy Dodson 2251 rendo Driesbough Greg Dyson ovid Drucker Bernice Eoley ichoel Duke Edword Eoley otrino Dunkle Mork Eoron Sreven Edgor Dedro Edmond Joseph Egon Chris Eiermon Wendy Eldredge Korhryn Elliott Pout Embrey Sondi Eminger Seniors Seniors Leticio Folzone Troci Fonning Tonyo Forrell Srocey Ferguson Emilio Fermin Leonord Finkelsrein Mory Fishboch Steve Fisher Deonne Evons Suson Evons Vonesso Everett Chorles Ewing Derek Ence Kimberly Englond Teri Ennes Denise Ennis Whot We Heard: Par Benaror, Journey, Foreigner, Rick Springfield, GoGo's, Police, Olivia Newron-John, The Rolling Srones, Billy Joel, Cars, J. Geils Bond, Rick Jomes, AC DC, Bob ond Doug Mockenzie Bret Frobbiele Morio Fronci Jennifer Frank Undo Fronke Liso Fronke Scott Frotionno on Fishmon rk Fitzgerold Dn Floherty chord Flonogon Ann Fleck Steve Flores Showno Fontes Robert Foresto Seniors Jennifer Frye Corrie Fulton Dorrie Funsron Jonene Goines George Wh.te contributes to the musicol sound of the MJlion Dollor Bond Robert Friedrichs Sozonne Frisco Eric Fruehouf ruce Goitor ref Gollowoy ?ffrey Golliher uis Gomboo Bob Gorcio Cecelio Gordner Dove Gorlirz Rebecco Corner Leeno Goviroronothon Pomelo Gelber Gino Geldboch Greg Gibson Donno Gilbert Villo Glosser Donold Goldsmith Koren Goodoll Seniors Seniors Mork Gordon Gory Gorichor Bryan Gronil Wendy Gronil Kendrick Grouberger Louro Gross Trocy Groyson Don Guido Rosemory Gresh Alexsondro Hoidl Trocy Grinnell Todd Hoil Lonzette Holl Berh Hommon Frederick Hordin Steven Hordy Somchoi Hornkul Suzonne Howkins Deene Hoys Jeff Hoythorn Doris Hoy word Steve Hoyworth Stephonie Heoden Scott Heoton Stephonie Heoton Jeff Heisler Augusto Herrero Christine Herron Poul Hicks Williom Hill Kelly Hinds Elizobeth Hooks Seniors Seniors Jennifer Hooper louro Huegel Troy Hunrer Kyle Hursr Kristen Howord Qrodley Hunrer Kurt Huntoon Pom Huxley CRt% V, «H.W 202 Pomelo Jockson Tommie Jockson Kimberlee Jomeson Lorry Jonsen Angelo Isip Joblonski Tomos Jonson Todd Jennings I Seniors Seniors Diono Jobe Curtis Johnson Horold Johnson Jeff Johnson Cheryl Jones Kimberly Jones Sheilo Jones Williom Jones Sonio Jordon Steve Justice Edword Kochnik Joey Kontor Cotherine Keefe Anthony Kelly Kerry Kelly Anthony Kelts Korlo Kempf Michelle Kenstler Constont Kern Judy Keyes Joseph Keys Arlyn King Amelio Kinn Kelli Kirshboum What We Wore: Merollics, mini-skirts, pedal pushers, khakis, knickers, espadrilles. Polo, LoCosre, OP, bailer slippers, vans, ropsiders, sherlands, leg warmers, gold leaves, head bands, cowboy boors, plaid shirrs, Levi's, swears, corduroys. Joonno Kishner April Klein Todd Kobrin Gory Koppel Deneen Kovocs Alice Kozloff Seniors Seniors 236 Demetrio Lodos Glenn Lombert Glendio Longworthy Jessie Loro Mindy Lorkin In Seung Lou Helen Lowson April Loylond Cheryl Loylond Kevin Loylond Tommy Leony Suzonne Leovitt Jodee Krontz JoAnn Krouss Julie Krisrof Nodine Kuhn orrie Lee JoAnn Leffner Corlos Leon Sobro Lessnick eino Lee Yvonne Leicher Korhy Leopold Elizoberh Levo Rusty Dodes ond the Counterpoint bond perform ot on ossembly Seniors Toni Levert Joy Lezcono Chorles Liberotore Phil Upko Juonito Lloyd Scort Lloyd Ed Lombordi Ross Lopez Julie Louie Pennie Love Beth Lowy Brondi Lurmon Sondro Lyons Wendy MocDonold 1238 What We Saw: (on the big screen) Arthur, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Endless Love, Tops, Halloween II, On Golden Pond, Oosh of the Titans; (on the small screen) Taxi, Hill Street Blues, Magnum P.L, M A S H, Dallas, Flamingo Rood, Dynasty, General Hospital. James Molley Erin Moncini Gina Moncuso Eric Manning Traci Maples Gory Marono Steven Marshall Arthur Martinez errick MacFown ?vin Mack endo Madrid mie Mahor Maria Mature Sherry Motysiok Robbie Moy Shonnon May Seniors Seniors 240 Michoel Mehling Pomelo Meinert Scott Melton Monico Meng Cindy McConnell Pouietre McCoy Michelle McDonold ftondall McDonold Jill McKee Dovid McKinley Kim McNoir Patrick Meods Tino Moy Kimberly McCordeli Mory McCauley Lisso McClure ?nnifer Metz Angelo Micoli Leslee Michel Christopher Mielke Jon Mikkelsen Nicki Miles Christopher Miller Seniors Kothleen Molinoro Donold Molnor leno Moncodo IXoy Montono Poul Montgomery Dovid Moon Joe Moreiro Mork Morelond Dennis Moreno Jomes Moreno Lorry Moreno Bill Morgon Michelle Miller Todd Miller Louie Minoli Jomes Mitchell ione Morgan onna Morgon jlie Morris hrisrcpher Moss Adoir Muirheod Michelle Munreon Joni Murphy Melindo Murphy Showne Murphy Patrick Murroy Suson Murroy Jolie Myers Kenneth Myers Kimberlyn Myers Jackie Nopoli Pay Novorro Seniors Seniors Ron Nedrow John Nelson Hiroko Nishimuro Suzerte Noio Down Nelson Mork Nicholl Lori Nirzschke Jimmy Nolon Michael Novok Orion Novello 244 ?oneen O'leory andy Onofre tone O'Reilly ielly Orris Poul Ozuno Yverte Polmer Poul Posquolorro Andreo Porernosrro Kendrick Poulson Nicole Peorson Leno Peccole Robert Peccole Kyle Peppers Sono Pererson Ron Perroni Srephonie Perrir Seniors Seniors Kelly Popp Ronold Putmon Judy Porerocki Kimberly Quonre Sherry Price Esther Quisenberry •Volynn Pryor Rocco Rachetto Celeste Phebus Morsho Pinjuv Sherrie Philip Robyn Piscitelli Siriphone Phoutokoun George Plonre Glendo Picking Shoron Poon Michoel Radmon Rick Rofoy Michael Romoser Sill Recob George Reed Holly Reed Jomes Reed Jimmy Rexrood Motr Reynolds Deniro Richmond Srocy Riddle Dorryl Ridley Reginold Riggs Down Ripondelli Chris Rirrer Liso Rizzo Seniors Bretr Roehr Shoron Rogers Sheilo Rogers Sherrie Rogge Louis Rosenberg Tedd Rosensrein Williom Roberts Miles Rodelo Jesse Rodriguez John Roe Seniors Seniors Michael Sonseverino Suzanne Saycich Shannon Scheeler Kirk Schoeb Darren Scon Derrick Scotr Katie Scott Ginger Seitles Robert Shoner Paulette Shelton Kim Shepard Stoci Shiflet Janice Sanders Jimmy Sonders Lorry Sonders Ronee Sonders Jomie Shoughro Yuk-King Shum Loro Siemonn Joe Silvoggio Abbi Silver Roy Simms Veronico Simone Roger Simpson Pony Sincloir Lori Singleron Welter Skochenko Brendo Smith Ltorryi imirn Julie Smith Ronold Smith Beth Snovely Seniors Morilyn Snyder Mork Snyder Morsholl Snyder Down Sommer T '-i Ennii enjoys reocJ - 9 o French comic book Mory Sondej Scotr Sporgo Tony Sporks Dryon Sorensen Corrie Sporgur Cheryl Speckmon Moliko Souiri Jonno Soules err Sperry :orr Spinuzzi ff Spohn bro Sronfield Michoel Srein Percy Sreworr Keirh Srockton Suson Srockron Jock Sroerck Shaun Srour David Srrous Robert Srrimling James Summers Cindy Sworrz Georgino Szczepkowski Richord Tailon Seniors Seniors Anthony Thomos Lizzie Thomos Robert Thomos Ken Thompson Volerie Thrower Joe Timmons Deon Tingey -Ronold Tobler Ofelio Toledo Andreo Tomsik Tuan Trinh Hilory Trumon Koren Tongren Gerri Torbell Ken Toylor Ron Toylor Whof the World Watched: marriol low in Poland; escollorion in El Salvador; FDR's 100th birthday; Dozier kidnapping by rhe Red Brigade; space shuttle Columbia; Reaganomics; rhe royal wedding and royal pregnancy; air traffic controllers' strike; assassination of Anwar Sadat; MX controversy nsey Turner immy Tussey ork Tyson jssell Umfleer Dill Underwood Poul Unruh Luis Urquiogo Chris Vondling Toni Von Dyke Susan Von Leuven Southido Vansomphone Tino Vorley Caroline Vosconi Dovid Verchick Seniors Seniors Angelo Wolker Denise Woll Joy Worner John Worers Brent Webb Shelly Webb Sreve Weimon Jeff Welch Guy Wells Sowono Wesley Cindy Wheeler Angelo Whipple Kristine Viou Mork Viou Andre Vinson Neil Woire Seniors Seniors Sheryl Wilkinson Jonice Willioms Kothy Willioms Kimberly Willioms Tereso Willioms Uso Willis Debbie Wilson Denise Wilson Jomes Winn Poisol Wipowin Dni Wolden jmes Wolfe ndo Wolffe regory Wood Kristen Woods Tempest Worthom Cindy Wright Colleen Wyson Jimmy Jock Yeomon Kenneth Youngblood Koren Zoleski Thereso Zommit Potrick Zero Corolyn Ziegler Trocy Zimmer Jonice Zsorey Seniors v.‘ Junior Class Council displays leadership ability in '82 Junlw Closs Council. Front row: Doh o Doumoni, Gino ftoiondoro Middle row: Mr. Ken Kucon (odvtsor). Dionne Mozzu. Dione Doubrovo. Mr Gordon Hole (odvisor). Dock row: Sieve Howe. Morionne Jotfe. Amy Ck rk N.P.: Arris Williams, Amy Abdo. Koihy Deloney 260 Juniors Amy AtxJO Stephonie Allen Ashlyn Allred Wendy Ammons Koren Anostosio Bryon Anderson Undo Anderson Vickie Arombok) Jim Arch Joe Archuol Mike Archuleto Ivette Arguelles Fred Atkin Robert Ooco Greg Boiley Koren Boingyl Michelle Boird Robin Bo: d Holly Boker Marvin Boker Juniors 261 MoricBomboo Morto Bortow Billy Bornes Ricky Bortokxneo Chock Becker Billie Jo Bellegio Jomie Bendorf Scone Bennerr Troe Berger Bonnie Berkowirz Robin Berkowitz Kelly Ben Dlono Beiz Brion Be von Henry Binyons Olgo Binyons Ashley flisplinghoff Corlos Bloke Cothy Bloch Jockie Blood Hermon Bogord Annene Bordenove Mike Borns Tony Boscutti Brion Boodreou 262 Juniors tain fill! m fill! mu SSI Bruce Burns RonokJ Buller Dorin Collowoy Teri Comp Normo Compbdl Wondo Conodo U e Conovon Kim Connon Deon Cortson Nodine Corlylc Showndel Corns Anito Cosono Jerry Cosoy Adrton Costellori Juniors wotch the Homecoming ossembly intently 264 Juniors Brandon Cecil Rondi Chopin Down Chovis Jennter Chin Amy ClOrk Kevin Clork Robin Click Cheryl Cohen Gory Cole Jason Cote Jill Cole John Collins Kevin Collins Sherri CoUmon Juniors 265 Orton Cominsky Brooks Compton Todd Conn Louro Conner Vert Conover Thomas Constantino LisoCook Sherry Cook Orton Cooper Derrick Cooper Lonnie Cooper Robert Coy Chrlssie Critser Kim Cumberlond Cothy Cunninghom Suson Cunninghom Edword Custord Dokxes Cuzelo Monin Doly Robert Dong 266 Juniors Class of '83 faces new challenges with determination Darlene Doniels Keith Davenport Chock Davidson Ernew Dovis Joel Dovis Aton Doyley Mike Decker Lorry DeCoursey Dorene DeCunzo Lila DeGuzmon Kothleen Delaney Jon Delong Comale DeMorco Jennifer Dennis Michelle DeVito Debbie Dey Toon Dinh Jerry Dobbs Tonjo Domnisse Kent Donithon Juniors 267 Dkioe Doubrovo Vervse Douglas Dohlio Dourrvoni Stephonle Doyon Jim Driesbough Jomie Drlzln Don Droll Mork DvdOftOke Debbie Doerr Jim Duerr Mork Dunford Lonke Dunkle Robert Duron Rob Dushek 266 Juniors Bernice Eoley Mory Eden Terry Edmonds Seon Elliot Morgorer Elliot Joe Estrodo Rebecco Folton Beverly Forr Mork Foson Joe Fedison Robert Fend Chris Fenn Lorry Fenton Korie Fero Louro Ferrendelli Korhy Fetterer Dole Fine Corlo Fiore Michelle Flonders John Ford Juniors 269 Cheri Fox Donny Fox Mork Frobblele Jomes Fronce AnnoFronkk Michelle Freemor Brian Frehner Michelle Friend Dwight Fuller Glno Gollino Lee so Gollino Qrendo Gorber Amabel Garda Erik Gorcio Volerte Gordner MkheHe Gorlitz Joe Gorzo Edword Gaston Tom. Gelotf Tony Geisone 270 Juniors Kimberly Gillson Chrii Godino Lance Gonzoles Aoron Gordon Steve Gresh Jock Gennelly Denise Genrlle Dorcy George Koren Qles Donny Grocio Roy Grohom LiSO Gross! Koylo Grouberger Gerl Green aro Odo escorts Greg Peeples In the onnuol Homecoming ossembly. Juniors 271 Joni Griffith Trocy Grimes Dobbe Grimms Amber Gross Rory Gooy Heidi Guerrero Peter Gutlo Gory Gunny Scott Hoddenhom Shown Hogen Corhy Hoines Stocey Hommond Mebsso Hommor Kevin Hon Jeff Hondy Wes Honsen Leslie Horrell Rhevo Horri Woyne Horrimon Don Horrls Goby Horris Greg Heodmon Troo Hegtnbortom Juli Heidemon Angel Heimerl 272 Juniors Erico Heshmon Ricky Henry Corhy Henson Suzanne Henson Hecror HemoncJez Steve Hickmon Colvin H cks John Hicks Deboroh HJderbrond? Rob Hill Coro HineKne Mory Hobbs Korhryn Hoel Steven Hoffman Joy Hogue Tommy Hoi noski Trocy Holden Henry Hollond Sherry Holllngsworrh Lorry Holt Kim Hooks Suson Hoover Noel Hopper Mory Horner Tino Hornyok Juniors 270 Dovid Houghlond Seon Howord Sieve Howe Jomes Huong Sondy Hudok Liz Hunrer Louro Huntzinger Joon Hussey Eve Ingenhoetf Vondo Jockson Jill Jocobson Morionne Joffe Eileen Jomes Wendy Jomeson Corey Jenkins Siephonie Jepson Lydio JeHrion Gregory Johns Iris Johns John Johnson 274 Juniors Junior Counca members be n to odd decorotions to their Cowboy Chr.srmos tree Mike Johnson Soson Johnson Rolph Johnsron Koren Jones Noncy Jones Sheilo Jones Dovid Kochmk Scott Kontor Bobby Koress Worren Koroso Gerold Keorney Kevin Kelley Juniors 275 Phil KendoH Christine Kless Mi Suk Kim Dovid Klndell Spencer Kinney Dove Klyer Todd Kjorrrvoe Phillip Klelnpeter Jett Knesh Gordon Knox Rob Koepp Artie Kromer Stephonle Kromer Mike Krouse Mike Krisots John Loird Deon Londry Korrie loro Down Lorkin Roe Lynn Lorsen 276 Juniors Korcn Lorson Poi Lorson Korhleen Losh Kim Lossilo Michoel Low Erika Lowson Pennl Lowson Jyon Loy Lorry Leo Chorles Lee Henry Lee Michelle LeFeor Tim Lemon Cesor Leon Juniors 277 Anthony Lewis Amy Lifson Kim limo Juno tingle Mike Linihon louro Lipori Shelly Logon Susie Logon Donno LogucJo Potto Lohstroh Lorry Longero Toni Loppnow Alberto Loredc Jo k Love Oonnlelle LoVocchio Kevin Loyd Vlctorio Lucero Gory Luck) Con Lundquist Roph Lynch Caught in between, juniors strive to succeed 278 Juniors Rob MocCochren Denise MocDoootd Chrissie Maher Bonoie Molone Joe Moncori Froocinc Morschner Rvchord Morschner Jon Martinez Down Morrone Herb Moserong Doug Moson Goil Mortson Dovid Moyes Jeffery Mays Dionne Mozzu Gory McAffe Kim McAllister Liz McBride Liso McCollie Jim McCorthy Juniors 279 BETZ Geri Green ond Steve Howe odd finishing touches to thi Don McCooghey Dougtos McConnell Chetyl McCormick Denise McCoy Enc McCoy Williom McCulloh Kimberly McDoonld Tereso McFrederkk Amondo McGuire Dovid McKee Ruth McNoir Kelly McNomoro Robert Meorns Michelle Meier Lynrvette MellOr Erin Meyer Lelond Michel Joey Micoli Dill MOler 280 Juniors Brei Miller Jocquetne Miller Jennifer MiSJer Luo Miller Corol Moore Todd Morin liso MMet Kris Miner Glno Morello Soroh Moyo Pool Mirondo Joy Moreno Mlchoel Mrozik Marielle Moir Mirch Morgon Donny Murphy Jusdelo Monroyo Chris Morgondo Glenn Murphy Juniors 281 John Murphy Deno Murrey Donlel Muster Cynthio Myles Robert Nosh Athylte Neeld Melisso Neeley Somuol Nettles Lonito Newell Liso Newton Donny Nielson Kent Donithon onticipotes the outcome of the gome 282 Juniors Tim Nowlin lorry OConnof CoroOdo Deboroh Ogoz Pool O'Gormon Seon O'leory Rosino Orozco Terry Orozco Curt Orris Mott Ortweln Llso Otre Robert Podillo Christine Podro Yvetto Polm A Ion Polmer Allen Poquet Dole Porker Showno Porker Steven Potchin Govin Potzer Juniors 280 Terry Pool Trocey Poyne Melody Peoeher Jess o Peorson Vince Pedersen Les Pehrson Mornle Peot Ooron Peres Trocy Peruchini Oorboro Perers Dove Peters Glen Peters Dooglos Peterson Gk r o Phillipps John PieTce Dill P-ke Som Pikington leonne Ptorkowski Libby Piscitelli More Prttmon Morylee Poon Tommie Porrelk) Joctoe Powell Kothie Powell Annette Preston 264 Juniors Dill Price Rhondo Price Arlino Prieto Louis Primo Chris Qulon i Moliodo Romlrez Michelle Rector Jimmy Redmond Troy Reichort Edword Reid 5herri Reid Chris Relndte Michoel Reising Adorn Relsmon LoVito Releford John Renterio Juniors 285 Doug Renrscheler Tommoniko Rexroad Kothy Rhodes Liso Rlpondelli Jeff Robeson Pot Robinette Corlo Roesch Shoron Rogers Nodine Romero George Romine Eric Rostzyniolo Mike Rossi Jockie Rotello Gmo Rotondoro Roxionno Rosier Joe Rue Elizobeth Ruegg Holly Russell Cothy Some Cormel Solozor Dione Soletto Jobelle Solvoder Logon Senders Victor Sonders Scott 5corborough 286 Juniors Trying to concenrrote. Bov Forr scons hor Engfcsh ossignment June Schell Jeff Schwort Jocqueline Scherer Deon Scon Morvin Scort Mitch Sedlok Phylle Seffel Kevin Soigler Richelle Seldors Sheri Sheo Yverte Shipley Kothy Shiroky Undo Showers Chris Sidoris Thomas Silbough Robert Simmons Juniors 267 Loo Singer Corrie Smith Jody Smith Kevin Snider Rob Sjobokken Derryl Smith Kelly Smith Keith Srwjdewind Jill Sjogren Jocgueiine Smith Michelle Smith Allclo Sockwell Michoel Skurow Jode Smith Shown Smith Alon Sotheim Gory Smeroglio John Smith Woodo Smith Scott Sorensen Poi Sporgor Kothy SporKs Jolene Speors Monho Stahl Eric Stdoy 266 Juniors David Stofter Christopher Stonek Robert Storcher Morgie Stoyner Chris Stefono Dareece Stenger Kordell Stephens Drendo Stewort Koren Stewort Lono Stewort Roody Stewort Kimberly Stock Suson Storey Klro Strehlow Susie Strimhog Gory Stuck! Terry Sullivon Allen Summers Roy Super Lori Susmon Scott Sutton Emmy Sutphln Brion Tobot Roy Tolbot Steven Torpley Juniors 289 Looking ahead, juniors srarr preparing for senior year John Toy lor Misty Toylor Corbie Tedder Broc Tefertiller Michelle Teleucky Leslie Thomas Lizzie Thomos Teresa Thomos Beth Thompson Jocqoelme Thompson Kkn Thompson Susan Thompson JiH Thornton Michoel Thrower Lori liberqhien Tim Tilly Christine Tirvgey Sondy Tippetts Ursula Tipplt Fornoz Tofigh 290 Juniors Andrea Tomaselto Jim Tomsovic Dona Toon GJeyenno Trobop Shelly TrimbJe Hoile Troy Llso Trueb Fronzesde Trumpj Fu Lin Tsung TrishoTully Jemmy Tung Dove Turner LoJuono Turner Jon Tuuey Juniors 291 Shown Tyrone Lynda Underwood Mindy Unger Helen Untolsco Tim Upchurch Wendy Uphott liio Vooderzwon Roberto Venger Dovld Vieregg Kevin Wolker Por Wolker Robert Wolker Celino Woll Kris Wolrer Jennifer Wong Kyle Word Don Worren Robin Woshburn De ck Woshington Harold Worson 292 Juniors Toirxxo Wotson ono Turner ond Korrie Loro oitempt ro compleie projects in ort doss Jeff Woyne Robert Weber lomm Webster Scorr Weglor Dorryl Wekh Therese Wekh Philip Wells Word Wengert Herben Wesley Judy White Juniors 293 Bob Whirely John Wlcklond Randy Willems Artis Willioms Nieliso Willson Guy Wilson Korea Wilson Undo Wilson Liso Wilson Shelly Wilson Zohonlne Wilson Jill Wmney 294 Juniors Orion Winter Morgor Wmtermon Joy Wirecki Mote Wolfmon Mike Wo go« Amto Wong Suson Wright Christopher Wynn Sown Yoblonsky Norobe Yeomon (kendo Young Wendy Young Thereso Zoleski Lori Zommit George Zonozonion Rlto Zopel DonnoZtolo Srocey Zodieru Morsholl Zook Greg Zunigo Juniors 295 Sophomore Closs Council. Front row: Borboro Loudoti. President Sondro Modfid. Liso Gentile Middle row: Mr Dovid Oennion (odvdor). Chodes Johnson. Suson Fronk Top row: Elixobeth Oollonger. Stephonle Fujll. N.P.: Trffony Ho e. Alvin Wong Council looks ahead to new year with optimistic views 296 Sophomores Ceoi Abeyto Bobby Adorns Sheri Adler Dole Akridge Denise Albert Jomie Albtser Jonelle All Tony Aliono Tmo Ahceo Troci Alton Robert Amick Ko'l Anderl Christo Anderson Volerie Anderson Vickie Anderson Debbie Angelo Debbie AposioJec Jeff Archuol Tony ArchyletO Mono Armstrong Jennifer Arnold Jvne Arnold Kristen Ashworth Foron Arherton A no Ayon John Bolding John Bolelo Sieve Boll Donny Borber tomes Borber Kelly Borber Dee Dee Borden Tresso Borker Connie Bortow Deonno Domes Roger Bornson Kelly Borrett Robert Borry Rolond Borry Antique Bonon Geri Boomonn Stocey Boumgonner Sophomores 297 Luis Ooutisto Ricky Doom Dione Bolm Elizoboth Beltonger Dovid Bolz Friedo Benedict John Bennerr Folicio Berger liso Berglund Kirk Biegger Michelle Bierbower Jomie Bisplmghoff Down Blockord Bonnie Boelhouwer Robert Bolden Kim Borders Mork Botlose Joey Bosrick Renee Bouvier Kelley Boyle looey Boyles Scon Bcodbory Bloke Brodley Kelly Brody Kothi Bridges Kenneth Bndgewoter Bui Brown Robin Brown Anthony Broyles Chris Bumgordner MKheUe Bundren Lori Burke Pom Burnley Tim Bums Angie Burton Ricky Sutler Pete Butrico Joner Coci Donno Comp Bonnie Conovon Liso C onfield Tony Cordomone LuO Cordono Chris Corlm Fronk Corlos Deon Corlson Gidget Coihon Doris Corney Lynn Corrofl 298 Sophomores Sophomore A Ion Kindermon apples driving skills in simuloted experiences ftusry Corson Dovid Chon AIkio ChorvdJer Chris Chopmon Heoth Chopmon Oonny Check Shoron Chrlsrion Notolie C prio Bnon Clever Armedo Conn Corhy Cornel Debbre Croyrhorn Cheryl Culpepper Cindy Ooerhopt Chorles Cobb Korie Coons Mike Coruui Shelli Crosthwoir ChnsJy Cunninghom ioson Clork Michoel Clork PMtp Cork Tony Clork Tim Clory Corey Cohen Jomes Cohen N k Colongelo Greg Cole Keirh Comrie Chns Cooper Sherrie Coulombe Fronk Coglierro AnneMorie Curry Sophomores 299 Tyrone Custord Mike Donrzig Jeff Deitch Dill Culler Doniel Dorby Renoto Cuzelo Rob Dovenporr Shooghn Doily Morv Dovis Huong Dong Tim Dovis Bobby Doniels Jimmy Doy Kim DeMoy Ron Dempsey Corhee DeSimone Dorren Denmer 300 Sophomores New faces, energetic spirit fill hallways of CHS Adeline DeVito Jerry Dickerson Robert Domke Audrey Dotson Nikki Dortovio Gino Dreyer Jennifer Dull Kenneth Dumos Soon Dutchess Wrtliom Dworzon Tom Dyson Kenneth Edwords L'SO fcgeskov Elem Ei odes Ondy Elmore Don no Ennis Robert Erickson Cleto Escobedo Jennifer Esguerro Shelly Espinoza Jimmy Evons Kris Evons Jonts Fanning Tony Formokis Don Fort Phillipe Foure Kathleen Fagan Joy Fennel Scott FiekJen Akm Finkelsrein Rochel Fischbeck Dovld Fish Chorlene Fisher Trod Fisher Dino FitzgerokJ Elmer Firzjerrells Tommy Fuzjetrells Jomes Fionogon N oto Flynn liso Fogleboch Bruce Follmer Denice Foremosrer Sophomores 301 Dorcy Nielson. Liz Merrymon. ond Rosemary Pokxto Otorio Fort Dorryl Fortin Tereso Fojtkrod Croig Fox Kim Fox Suson Fronk Mike Freemen Sozonne Freemon Come Frey Srephonie Fujii Mtrjom Fold Kevin Funk Scon Gai ner Tony Gomboo Alice Gorcio Afcsso Gorcio Donny Gorcio Michoel Gosron Angelo Gores Tod Gedde Scori Gelormme I iso Gennle Jimmy Gentleman Dob Gaespie Laura Gllmon JonGlosscock Jufce Giideweii Pool Gtowczewski Andy GokJfinger Kim Green AUon Gregoire Corrie Greil Christine GriMin lino GriWirhs Terry GukJo Melmdo Gwozdocz Cothy Hogmeter 002 Sophomores More Hodl Mike Holl Shoyne Holier Celeste Homner Arvdreo Hones Pomm Honnoh Mlndi Horgrove Jo Anne Horrigon Kris Hoslom Kelly Hough Kimbe'ty Hovos Herb Howk ns Joon Howkins Tereso Howkins SheilO Howorth Dill Hoyes Mike Heoden Robert Heoney isoocHeome Oonny Heoton Don Hednck Chris Henson Eric Henson Jess Herbert Mork Hill Chris Hines Potrick Hinrichs Donno Hobbs Tiffony Hogue Amber Hollers Kevin Holt Dornn Houston Down Howord Jeff Howord Teri Howord Steve Hudok Anthony Hudson Sophomores 300 Pool Hungerholt Dill kkes Doug Jockson Tommy Jockson Vincent Jockson Ofion Jocobsen I bon Joffe Melodee Tomes lino Jomes Dlono Jonsen Roy Jefferson Jennifer Jenkins Kevin Jensen Tom Jerlond Cheryl Johnson Fred Johnson Rhondo Johnson Will Johnson Poirice Jottrff Robbie Jones Koty Koutz Cyndi Keener Trlno Kelley Tyrone Kelley Jennofer Kennedy Kim Kennedy Joe Kenny Stephorve Kenton Dono Kerzetski Robert Key Choi Su Kim Dong Kim Koren Klndell Drlon King Wendy King Orion Kinsey Rich Klrklond Kelley Klein Kim Korinke Motrhew Kowolewski Koren Kromer Jeff Krontz 304 Sophomores Deboro Krell bphornofes get rowdy ro show enthusiasm Steve lomon Andreo LoSouce Dorboro Loudori Cindy Lover Kim Low Maurice Lowson Chris Leo Joe Loberski Jock Lee Jomes Lee Poul Lee Kim Leirch Liso LePome Dove Lessnick Korl Linsenbordr Stocy Lipko Sophomores 305 Participation enables sophomores to feel involve Undo Uttlepoge Denise Lizzi Devin Lloyd L140 Lopez Anthony Love Mike Love Ricky Loyo Debtxe Lucos Gory Lucero Oryon Lutz Emmo Lutz Eric Lysher Orion Modden Sondro Modrld Sheilo Mohoney Matthew Mo’ley Sherri Moncuso Ann Morie Monderscheid Hilory Monix Timothy Monrvng Lori Morkhom Richord Morquez Shoron Morsholl Kimoro Mortin Robert Mortin Tommy Mortin Tim Mortin George Mortlnez Jomes Mortinez Jimmy Moivmino Mike Mostrongoli Debbi Mourer Poulo Moxey Mike Moyer Donny Moyholl Michelle McCollo Down McConn Jeni McCorthy Devin McDonald Chrisrine McGroth Chris McGuire Chris McHole 306 Sophomores Rondy McKee Erik McMitlon Corrie McNiel Robert Meons EktOberh Merrymon Mork Mkhols Tom Millor Anno Miller Bryon Miller DovkJ Miller Joson Miller Ken Miller Rebecco Miller Scott Millington Lorry Mingo Corrine Molfor Doug Moir Gene Molt rum The sophomore Homecoming floot shows originality with flowers ond sruffed nopkins Sophomores 307 Koren Montoyo Jodi Moore Mtchoel Moore Rito Moore Por Moron Choremon Morgon Oorboro Morse Kirk Mortenson Brett Myers MorkNogoo Guy Nokomuro Jil Nehmelmon Cothy Nelson Doug Nelson Dole Netski Rob Newberry Brenr Nixon Pool Noblirr Joe Noio Kevin Norton Kim Norvell Peggy Nutley RoW Nymo Ke O'Connor Orion Odorne Shonnon O'forrell Suson Olsen Rod O'Neol Monico Orozco Alvoro Ortiz Michelle Osburn Mike Otero Miguel Pocheco Rosemory Pokxios Aloin Polomino Deboroh Poltzik JA Poppogeorge Ellen Porhom Kim Porker Korine Poulson Orii Peot Missy Peppers Aileen PeregoW Kothy Perry Gory Peters Mork Peterson Mike Peterson Scott Peterson Robert Philips 306 Sophomores Cloudio Piccoli Denise Prfer Chris Pilrch Mario Pineiro liso Plnjuv Gory Plenert Kevin Podino Oone Powell Som Powers Denise Price Louro Price Roberr Price Koryn Pruitt Donno Pynnonen Misty Rolnes Gina Romirez Simone Ronson John Rothmon Roddy Reber Robert Reed Angie Reid Millie Reid Jodi Reismon Deonno Render Todd Revo Jomes Rezo Jerry Rhodes Angelo Rlcco Tlffony Rice Down Richords Corol Richordson Morcio Riondo Rito Risser Mork Rooch Sophomores 309 Dorby Roberts Susan 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VALLEY OFFICE SYSTEMS Copier Specialists • Sales • Supplies • Service mtta MfTA COPTSTAR AMMCA NC (702) 362-4 S06 3863 South Valley Vt« Suite 2 • Lai Vegat. Nevada 89103 WE'RE GETTING OUT! GOOD LUCK Congratulations Class of ’82 SUSRN JORNNR ERIN RBBI From U.N.L.V. to the Class of ’82 342 Advertising Advertising 340 er — We WaJe JX ove Congratulations Wideen Brothers Bob '74 — Tony '76 Steve '78 Gino '80 — Tom '82 _____Mom and Dad__ Thanks for the memories! 1982 Cavalcade Staff Personal Sponsorships Sue Stockton, Ur 1 true friend. Thanx 4 many special memories, Jo Kish Er — the 3 Sues — Jo, thanx 4 all the good times memories, Luv ya, Ab Steff, I love you, baby, and always will. Your loving boyfriend, Phil John A. Please tell me the name of your interior decorator because I love the way she arranged your ceiling. Love MM — BA Brian Brown, Congratulations for a terrific year! We love you, Mimi Grandpa Tom Wideen, thanks for all the wonderful memories. I love you, Tammy Mike thanx 4 the times that you made me happy. I’ll never forget you! Love you, Susan Jamie, Hoss, Ziggy too — You’re the class of ’82! If all the love we have for you can make your hopes and dreams come true, then we can be happy through the years knowing you'll have more laughs than tears. We love you. Mom and Dad — You’re the one — THE ONLY ONE! Thanks Brewzer Coaching Staff for helping to make us 1! Love, Brad’s Brewzers, ’82 Yvette Fawn P.: Kyle Brailsford is mine! Sharon Chris Pilkich loves Kenny Mitchell then, now and forever Ushi — Thanks for being a friend! L.Y.L.A.S. — Geri Mike C., Thanks for making me soo happy! Love your guts, Tammy L. 344 Advertising Personal Sponsorships To all my pals, It’s been real — all the rest are pencilnecked geeks! Kelly Chadwick Cath, Tam, Sue — Thanks for all the great times and your friendship. Luv, Jen Spaz, Player, Floater — We jam! The greatest friends. Love ya, Ziggy Mrs. Crosby, thanx for taking us all you’ve done. Luv, The Songleaders Dana S. My little devil, thanks for all the fun times and great memories, you made my year the best! Luv you more than ever. Love, Jamie Lora and Jolie, Good Luck! I love you both. Love, Kim Tod, Thanks for all the memories. I love you — An endless love. Abbi Er, Ab, Sues, U made my years the best! Love ya, crazy friends. Jo Kish Songleaders, thanks for all the great fun. I luv you all. Love, Jamie Mom, Cheryl, thanks for being my best friends and for helping to make my 3 years at Clark so memorable. Love, Michelle Chris Pilkich, Susan Wigle — Best friends then, now and forever Jo, thanks for the fun times memories we shared as best friends. Love you, Susan Buns, Mel, Cheryl, Katie Susie, Thanks for all the good times. Luv, Ali Mom Dad, We’ve been through a lot. Thanks for all your support, I couldn’t have made it without you. I love you both so much. Luv, Tam Ab, Sue Jo, Thanks for everything. Good luck always. Luv you, Er Tam Tom, Two of the greatest friends! Good luck together. Luv Hoss Derek, Thanx 4 being the special person u r. I’ll miss you! Love, Les Cath, Jenny Sue, Thanks for all the great times! Tuss Deene Hays, Thanks for 17 delightful years of watching you grow into a wonderful person. We love you! Mom and Dad Jeff Johnson, Thanx for the memories we’ve shared. I’ll always love you, Tracie Julie Smith, You’ve got great ideas for tupperware parties! Love ya, Jill C Markie, Thanks for the best two years ever! I love you — Skimono Cathy, Have fun at CHS — Make the years your best! Luv, Your Sis, Muriel Brian Brown, What will Clark do without you? Love you, Andy’s girl Jill Cathcart, Thank God you finally made it. Love and friendship, Kim Mom, Dad — You’re the greatest parents in the whole world. Thanx for always being there. I love you both very much. Love, Jamie, Hoss Songleaders, Thanx 4 making my senior year the greatest! Luv ya, Abbi Adverrising 345 Index Arts Mogozine 64 Bond 90-93 Boseboll 174-179 Bosketboll 136-145 Block History Week 42-45 Bowling 146-149 Boys Girls Stote 63 Cheerleaders 78-81 Choir 94-97 Christmos 34-39 Cross Country 132-133 Dragon Slayers 110-111 Dromo 26-27-. 50-51 Dromo Club 108-109 DECA 112-115 Drill Team 84-85 Editors 70-71 Exchonge Students 62 Executive Council 67 Foshions 30-31 Football 118-125 French Club 102-103 Girls Reverse 40-41 Golf 134-135.182-183 Gymnostics 166-167 Homecoming 18-25 Honor Society 60-61 Junior Prom 52-53 Newspoper 74-75 Powder Puff Football 46-49 Sadie Howkms 32-33 Senior Boll 54-55 Short Flogs 86-87 Ski Club 106-107 Soccer 150-155 Soccer Bunnies 98-99 Softboll 180-181 Songleoders 82-83 Spanish Club 104-105 Spirit Group 77 Student Body President 66 Student Senote 68 Toll Flogs 88-89 Tennis 126-131 TFAC 76 Trock 168-173 Vorsity Club 69 Vorsity Quiz 65 Volleyboll 142-165 Wresrleretres 100-101 Wrestling 156-161 Yearbook Staff 72-73 Faculty ADAMS. DOROTHY 191 UNLV. BS.; Coreer Club Advisor. ADAMS. LORETTA 191 Uroh Store Uni-versify. B.S.; Northern Arizono University. M.A. ADAMS. PRISCILLA 76. 191 Coliformo Store University Son Jose. BA: Col Stote ' Hoyword. M S.: TFAC Advisor. ALLRED. DEE 191 Utoh Stote College. B.S.. M S. APPERSON. JOHN 191 UNLV. B.S.: Assist-ont Boseboll. Heod Gymnostics Cooch AVERY. DWAINE 191 University of New Mexico. B.S.; Northern Arizono University. M.A. BACHAUS. DON 191 University of Californio. B A.. M.A. BANDY. NANCY 98. 191 Northern Illinois University, SB S..- Soccer Bunnies Advisor. BARNSON. LARRY 191 UNLB. B.S.; Northern Arizono University. M A : Assisront Football.Heod Trock Cooch. BEDROSIAN. KENNETH 191 Boston University. B A.; UNLV. M Ed. BENNION. DAVID 157. 161. 191 UNLV. B.S.: Assistant Wrestling Cooch; Sophomore Closs Advisor. BERTHOLD. BILL 133. 191 Indiana Stote University. B.S.. MS.; Cross Country Cooch BOLEY. WENDELL 191 Northeostern Stote College. B.5.: Oklohomo Store University. MS. BONNEVILLE. TRAVIS 191 UNLV. B.S. BRANDA. CHARLES 192 St. Mary's College. B A.; UNLV. M E. BROWN. RENEE 138. 164. 192 JV Girls' Bosketboll. JV Girls' Volleyboll Cooch. BRYAN. JED 192 Brighom Young University. B.A..M.A. CAMPBELL. MARTHA 192 CASTRO. DAVE 69. 124. 150. 192 Southern Uroh Stote College. B.S.. M.S.; JV Football. JV Boseboll. Varsity Soccer Cooch; Vorsity Club Advisor CLEM. STACEY 198 CLINESMITH. KATHIE 192 Californio Store Los Angeles. B A.: University of Howoii. M.S. COLLIS. ANGELO 188 UNR. B.S.. M E. CONERLY. THERESA 136,192 Xovier University. B.S.; Vorsity Softboll. Vorsity Girls' Bosketboll Cooch. CONN. SANDRA 198 COTTAM. DELMAR 192 Brighom Young University. B A COX. LOIE 198 CROSBY. BRENDIA 192 University of Arkonsos. BS: Cheerleoder Songleoder Advisor. CONGER. CHARLOTTE 112.192 Oklohomo Stote University. B S.; North Texos Stote University. M B E..- JV Softboll Cooch: DECA Advisor. DALLIN. JACKIE 192 Wisconsin Stote University. B.S.: UNLV. M A DAVIS. JEAN 198 DARLING. PHYLLIS 192 UNLV. BA: University of HowOii. M.A. DENNIS. CHARLES 192 DOUGLAS. WAYNE 192 Arkonsos AM ond N College. B.S. DUGGAN. SUE 192 Oregon Store University. B.S.: UNLV. M E. ENGLE. GRANT 198 EUBANK. RAMONA 198 FESENMEYER. LAURA 188 University of Alobomo. B A.: UNLV. M Ed FLEMING. LAREN 192 Brighom Young University. B A Northern Arizono University. M A . Senior Closs Advisor FRAZIER. JAN 192 University of Texos: UNLV, B.S.; Sophomore Closs Advisor. FREUHAUF. LYN 198 FUNK. DEAN 192 Wichito Stote University. B A.. M Ed; University of Oregon. Ed D; Assisront Trock Cooch GAMETT. JOE 192 Brighom Young Uni versify. B.S. GARNER. DOUG 76. 192 Col Stote Hoy word. B.S.: TFAC Advisor. GIRARD. GENE 193 Eostern Illinois Uni versify. B.S.; UNLV. M Ed.; Vorsity Bose boll Cooch GIRARD. KAREN 193 Brighom Young University. B.S.. M.S. GOYNES. NAOM1188 Arkonsos AM one N. B.S.; Northern Arizono University, M A.; UNLV. Ed S GRAETZ. ROBERT 193 University of Wis consin. B.S.. M S. HALE. GORDON 193 Pittsburg Store Col lege B S.; Spanish Club. Junior Clos: Advisor HALE. JUDI 72. 193 Chodron Stote Col lege. B.S.; Chorger ond Covolcode Advi sor HAMILTON. KEN 110. 193 Bores College B.S.: Col Stote Fullerton. M.A.; Senior clos Advisor HARRINGTON. ELEANOR 193 St 346 Index Joseph's College. B.A.: UNLV. M.Ed. HARRINGTON. JOHN 65. 193 UNLV. OS. M.A.; Vorsify Quiz Advisor. HARRIS. LEOLA 196 HELMKAY. KEN 198 HENDRICKSON. MARY 193 UNLV. B A HENNIGH. LARRY 193 Eosrern Illinois University B.S. Illinois Wesleyon University. M.A. HIGBY. WAYNE 193 lowo Stote Univer-.ity, B.S.: Bemdji Stote University. M S. HILDEBRAND. KEN 193 Southwestern itote College. B.A.. University of Colo-odo. M A IOFFMAN. JIM 112. 193 Colorodo Stote iollege. B A . M A : DECA Advisor IOP. JUNE 102. 193 UNR. BS: Novo Jniversity. M.S.; French Club Advisor. OHNSON, NORMAN 194 UNLV, B.S.: iorthern Arizono University. M.S. ELLY. CLEO 198 ELLY. ROBERT 162. 194 University of oliformo Sonto Borboro, B.S.; Vorsify olleyboll Cooch, REIN. REUBEN 194 University of Wosh-igton. B S., Northern Arizono University. I A UCAN. KEN 194 College of Stueben-lie. BS: Northern Arizono University. A . Junior Closs Advisor. UR PEGGY 194 College of ST Coheres. B.A . Drill Teom Advisor. ,NGEL. ANDREW 194 Arizono Stote ■liversity: Brighom Young University. S MS kRSON, ROSELEE 111. 194 UNR. B S : JLV. M.Ed.; FBLA Advisor iSTER. BILLY 198 BER. VIRGINIA 198 )ESCH. DUANE 194 Colorodo Stote liversity. B.S : UNLV. M.Ed RENSEN. MARIO 194 Benedictine •liege. B A.; Northern Arizono Univer-r. M A kCWE. BEVERLY 198 VDDEN. JOHN 194 UNR. B.S.; UNLV. Ed. VYHALL. JEWELL 198 VRAFINO. STEVE 100. 157. 161. I Stote University of New York or Kkport. B A ;UNLV, M.Ed.: Assistont estlmg Cooch. Wrestlerette Advisor liSSEY. JIM 161. 194 Heod Wrestling pch. t GARVEY. KAY 64. 194 Bowling en Stote University. B $•' Ar,s Mogo-e Advisor. ! KENZIE. ROBERT 194 MOSLEY. BILL 91. 194 Insrrumenrol sic Director. DLOCK. JAMES 198 3RANO. RAUL 107. 195 University of Texos Austin. B.A.; UNLV. M.A.; Hisponic Club Advisor. METCALF. ROBIN 195 West Chester Store College. UNLV. BS.. M.Ed.; NHS Advisor. MIHALKO. ED 195 University of Penn-sylvonio. B.S. MISENOR. RON 195 Sr. Cloud Store College. B.S.; University of Notre Dome. M S..- Senior Closs Advisor. MITCHELL. DENICE 195 North Texos Stote University. B A.; Toll Flogs Advisor. MYERS. CAROLINE 195 University of Utoh. B A.; University of Nevodo. M.A..-Senior Closs Advisor. NEEL. MARCIA 195 Miomi University. B.A ; Chorol Music Director. NELSON. JOHN 69. 141. 195 Indiono Stote University. BS ; Assistont Vorsity Boskerboll. Heod Boys' Golf Cooch; Vorsity Club Advisor. NIEDERST. JOE 195 Georgetown University. B.S.; Northwestern University. M.S. OLSEN. LARRY 189 Westminster College. B.S.; University of Utoh. M S. PETERSON. BRENDA JO 67.195 University of Idoho. BA.; UNLV. M.A.; Executive Council Advisor. POSTON. JIM 195 Southern Colorodo Stote College. B.A. PRITCHETT. JOAN 198 REILEY. JILES 134. 196 University of Illinois, B A., M.A.; Girls' Golf cooch, Athletic Director. REISMAN. KAREN 196 Hofstro University. B A.; UNLV. M.Ed RICHARDSON. JACK 196 Northeostern College. B.S. ROGERS. CHARLES 196 Adorns College. B.S.; Northern Arizono University. M.A ROGERS. SYLVESTER 198 RUS5UM. RICHARD 198 SATTERFIELD. DUSTIN 196 Assistont Vorsity Footboll Cooch, SECORD. IRENE 198 SEE. ARTHUR 196 SHELEHEDA. CHRISTINE 198 SHORTS. VERA 199 SHULTIS. PEGGY 199 SlELER. CLIFF 196 NSC. B.S.; Northern Arizono University. M.S. SIMON. FRANK 199 SIMONSON. ARLEN 188 Northern Store College. B.S.; Emporio Store University. MS SPLITTGERBER. GARY 196 Woyne Store College. B A.; Central Michigon University. M.A. STATOM. CARROL 108. 196 Arizona Stote University, BA.; Senior Closs. Dromo Club Advisor STEPKE. ARLENE 199 STETTS. MIKE 196 Youngstown Store University. BA..- Westminster College. M.S. STUART. CHUCK 147. 148. 196 Western Stote College. B.A.; University of Northern Colorodo. M.A.; Bowling. Girls' Trock Cooch. STRAHAN. RICHARD 196 UNLV.B S. SULLIVAN RHODA 199 SWEIKERT. SUE 199 TABLER. CECELIA 196 Northeost Missouri Store Teochers College. B.S.. M.A. TOMSIK. MARILYN 196 Boll Stote Teochers College. B.S.. M.A TRAUTWEIN. RICHARD 196 University of Wyoming. B.S.; Bowling Green Stote University. M.Ed.; Heod Vorsity Footboll Cooch. WADE. JUDY 196 Index 347 WARE. ROY 76. 197 University of Arkonsos Pine Bluff. BS: UNLV, M Ed TFAC Advisor. WEBB. PATRICK 155. 197 Chopmon College. B A; University of Northern Colo-rodo. M A..- JV Soccer Cooch WELLER. SHARON 197 WHEELER. GARY 141. 197 UNLV. BS. M.A.: Heod Vorsiry Bosketboll Cooch. WILCOX. ROBERT 127. 101. 197 UNR. B.S.: Northern Arizono University. M A ; Boys’. Girls' Tennis Cooch. WILLIAMS EMMETT 199 WINFREY. ED 199 WINSLOW. SHIRLEY 199 WOICICKI. PAM 197 WOLFF. RENEE 199 WONG. LOUIS 197 University of Arizono. B.S.. M.Ed WRIGHT, SANDRA 197 UNLV. B A M S.; NHS Advisor. YOUNG. RUBY 197 Colifornio College of Arts ond Crofts. B A.; Senior Closs Advisor. ZOHNER. KELVIN 197 Brighom Young University. B.S.: Universtiy of Utoh. M.S. ZUPKO. GRETCHEN 197 UNLV. BS.. MEd. Seniors ABDO. ASHLEY 60. 66 67. 69. 120. 157. 214 NHS (1. 2. 3.4). Exec Boord (0. 4). Footboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Wrestling (1. 2. 3. 4). Softboll (1). Ski Club (1. 2). Sponish Club (2), Vorsity Club (2. 3. 4). AT (1). Student Body Pres (4). ADAMS. ELIZABETH 214 French Club (1. 2. 3). Trock (1). Volleyboll (2). Sun Youth Forum(4). ADLER. WICK 146. 214 AGSTER. JUDI 112. 214 Ski Club (2). Flogtwirler (3). AHRENDT. SHERI 98. 214 Volleyboll (1. 2). Bowling (3). Soccer Bunnies (3. 4). Treos (3. 4) ALBERT. RENEE 65. 102. 214 NHS (1). French Club (4). Vorsity Quiz (4), ALGER. PAMELA 214 Girls’ Glee (2. 3. 4). ALLEN. THEODORE 91. 214 Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). Pep Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). Drum Mojor (4), Arts Mogozine (2. 3). AMlCK. RICHARD 214 ANDERSON. JOHN 214 Trock (1). Wrestling (1. 2). Sponish Club (3. 4) ANDERSON. JULIE 214 ANGELO MIKE 214 Footboll (2) ANTLE. DEBORAH 214 APPLE. SHARI 64 214 ARANGO HELEN 90 ARANGO MARIA 214 Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). Hisponic Club (2). ARNOLD. DARREN 214 Footboll (2). Wrestling (2) Sk. Club (2. 3) ATHERTON. MARION 64, 214 Dromo Club (1), Arts Mogozine (4). Girls’ Glee (1). ATKINSON. ANDRE 76. 90 95. 96 215 TFAC Club (3. 4). Choir (3. 4). Modr.gols (3. 4). FBLA (4). ATKINSON. MICHELLE 215 BALLE. SEBASTIAN 120.150. 215 Sponish Club (3. 4). FBLA (4). Soccer (1. 2. 3. 4), Cross Country (1). Trock (3). Foot-boll (4). Vorsity Club (4). Ski club (4). BALLER. BECKY 104 215 Sponish Club (3 4). Child Hoven (4). NHS (1) BAMBAO. ALLAN 215 Child Hoven (4) BARBER. FRANCIS JOHN 112. 215 Closs Council (1). Sponish Club (1). Vorsity Quiz (1. 3). DECAC4). BARBER. MARIA PILAR 215 Vorsity Quiz (1. 2). Sponish Club (2. 3). BARGAS. MARIE 215 Choir (2. 3). Hisponic Club (3). BARKER. TODD 95.133. 141. 215 Trock (1. 2. 3. 4). Cross Country (2. 3. 4). Bos-ketboll Monoger (2. 3. 4). Choir (1. 2. 3. 4) BARNES. KENNETH 76. 215. BARNES. TINA 215 Flogtwirler (3). BARNSON. LEIGH 60. 95 96. 102. 215 NHS 2. 3. 4). French Club (3). Choir (2. 3. 4). Modrigols (4). Counterpoint (3. 4). BARONOFSKY. JON 215 Bosketboll (1. 2). Footboll (2). BARRAGATO. PATRICIA 215 BARRAZA RENAE 79.-215 Cheerleoder (1. 2. 3. 4). Floot Comm. (1. 2. 3. 4). Ski Club (2. 3). Jr. Prom Attend-ont (3). BAUGH, AUDRIE 216 BAUM. JAY 216 Ski Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Humon Relotions Club (3. 4). FBLA (4). BEAK. CHEOL 216 Sponish Club (4). BEARD. GRETCHEN 98, 216 Ski Club (1). FBLA (1). Soccer Bunnies (3. 4). Child Hoven (4). Mock Congress (4) BEAVERS. JUDITH 216 BEDUNNAH. SHERRI 89. 98 216 Toll Flogs (3 4). Soccer Bunnies (4). BEDUNNAH. TERRI 89 98 216 T Flogs (4). Soccer Bunnies (3. 4) BEGOR DAVID 64 216 Floot Comr (4). Student Senote (4). Arts Mogozir (4). BEHARY, JIM 216 BELL KRISTA 85 216 Pep Club (2 Trockettes (2). Toll Flogs (2) Sk. Club (2 French Club (2). Swim Teom (3). Chil Hoven (4). Drill Teom (3. 4) BELLEGIA WILLIAM 216 Pep Bond (1 Bond CD. Coreer Club (2) BENEDICT THOMAS 112 216 DECA (4) BERG CANDl 60 216 Chorus (1 Show Choir (1). Concert Bond (1). Pe Bond (1). Homecoming Comm. (3 Honor Society (3. 4). Vorsity Quiz (3 Child Hoven (4). Sun Youth Forum (3 Science Foir (3). Arts Mogozine (3). BERGAMO. ROSE 216 Trockettes (3). BERNARD. VERONICA 216 BERNER. SHERI 112. 216 Cheerleodc (1. 2). DECA (4) BERRY. MARK 91. 217 DECA (1. 3 Bond (4). Sponish Club (1. 2. 4). Arts Mo ozine (3). BIANCANIELLO. PASQUALINA 217 BISPLINGHOFF. ASHLEY 64, BITRYK. DEBORAH 217 Student Coui ol (1). NHS (1). Women s Vocol Ensembl (4). BLACKNER. HEBER 217 French Club (i 4). Dromo Club (2. 3. 4). Gymnostk Club (1. 2). Child Hoven (4). BLACKNER. MARK 217 BLACKWELL. GREG 76. 95 Footbc (1). Bosketboll (3). Counterpoint (2 Choir (2). BOEKER. CARY 217 Germon Club ( 2), Wrestlerette (3). BOGDAN CHRISTINE 217 DECA (4). BOOZER. JEFFREY 218 BORDENAVE. DIANE 98 218 Bond ( 2). Soccer Bunnies (2. 3. 4). Sponish Ck (3. 4). Ski Club (4). BORLASE. DARREN C. 218 Spom Club (2. 3). BORMAN. JERRY 112. 218 BOSCHARD. CRIS 60.218 BOSSART. THEODORE 127. 218 Tenr (1. 2.3. 4). FBLA (4). Coreer Club (2). Nl (3. 4) BOSTAPH. JOHN 157. 218 Wrestlir (2. 3. 4). Sponish Club (1. 2. 3). Hikir Club (4). Ski Club (2). Homecomir Comm. (3). BOUDREAU. RAYMOND 218 BOYNAK. ROBERT 218 BOYTER. TUREA 85. 218 Drill Teom ( 4) BRANAM. SHERI 218 348 Index BREEDLOVE. JANA 218 Soccer Bun-nies (2). Ski Club (3) BRIDGMAN STEVE 216 BROUGHTON. ROXANNA 216 BROWN BRIAN 141. 218 Boskerboll (2 3 4) French Club (3) BROWN JODI 218 BROWN. KELLY B 127 219 Tennis (1 2 3 4) Spon.sh Club (2 3) BROWN. KYM 98. 219 Spon.sh Club :2). Sofrboll(2). Soccer Bunnies (3 4) Child Hoven (4) 3ROWN SCOTT 112 219 3ROWNRIGG, JOHN 74 219 JUCCILLI MARIA 219 JULLARD BARBARA 219 Bond(1) JUNDREN CHRISTI 219 French Club 3) . NHS (1. 2. 3. 4), Wrestlerette (3 4) JURGESS YVONNE 219 JURTON JAMES 219 3USHNELL. TERRY LEE 219 Wrestling 2) RJTRlCO TRACIE 219 Drill Teom (3). Choir (1) IAMERON. TOD 120 141 219 oorboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Boskerboll (1. 2. 3. I). Track (1). French Club (1). Debote (3). IANADA. WANDA 219 lARDARELLI, MICHAEL 120. 219 ►ponish Club (1). Footboll (1. 2. 3. 4). k seboll (1. 2. 3. 4) lARDONA. DAVID 220 Footboll (1). rock (1). Child Hoven 4). :ARR. LOUIS 63.90.93.220 Bond (1, I 3. 4). Vorsity Quiz (2. 3), Closs Council 4) !ARSON. PERCY 76. :aRTWRIGHT. PAMELA 220 ioskerboll (2. 3). Softboll (4) :a$ey. KIM 220 TTANEO. ADAM 107 Ski Club (4) :asteel. holly 220. :aSTILLO. SERGIO 220 ASTRICONE. DONNA 220 rench Club (3). ASTRO. RONALD L 220 ATHCART. JILL 72. 74. 221 French lub (3), Yeorbook (3.4). Newspoper 4). HADDICK BRAD 60. 67.120. 221 HADWICK. KELLY 221 Trockette (1). ki Club (2). Powder Puff (4). Homecom-rg Comm. (4) HAFFEE. KEN 221. HEDA. ANDRES 148 271 Bowling (2. . 4). HIECO. THERESA 221 HOE. SOPHIA 221 HRISTENSEN. CAMILLE 95 Choir (4). 1ARK. JOHN 221 Trock (1. 2. 3). Cross bunrry (1. 2. 3). NHS (1). Wrestling (2. 3). LARK. KENNETH 120. 221 Footboll (2. 3. 4) Boskerboll (1. 2). Trock (2. 3). CLARY. LYNNE 60 221 CLEEK. JOLIE 221 Closs Coucil (1). Ski Club (2). Trock (2). Junior Prom Attend-ont (3). Powder Puff (4). COLANDER. LINDA 221 DECA (4). COLLIS CHARLENE 221 COLLINS. SUSAN 221 Softboll (2). French Club (3). Hiking Club (4). Ski Club (4) COLQUITT RANDALL 59. 221 CONNELL. DAVID 221 Bond (1). Soccer (2) CONNOR. CONNIE 222 Girls Glee (4). CONWAY. JULIE 64 222 Student Sen-ore (1), Ski Club (1. 2). Toll Flogs (3). Choir (1. 2) Arts Mogozine (4). CORRALES. AUGUST 104 222 Wrestling (1. 2, 3). Cross Country (3). Sponish Club (4). Sun Youth Forum (4) CORTEZ. CATHERINE 60. 66 72. 222 Junior Acodemy of Science (2. 3). NHS (4). Closs Council (1). Executive Council Secretory (4). Homecoming Comm. (4). Floor Comm (1. 3. 4). Youth Affoirs (2). Yeorbook (3. 4). Child Hoven (4). Powder Puff (4) CORTEZ. TAMMY 222 Dramo Club (4), Student Body Vice President (1). COTTON. MIKE 222 Footboll (1). Wrestling (1. 2). Sponish Club (3) COX. GEORGE 222 Wrestling (2. 3). Sponish Club (2). DECA (4). CREDICO. MICHAEL 72 Footboll (1). Germon Club (1. 2). Closs Council (2. 4). Floot Comm (2. 3. 4). Child Hoven (4). Yeorbook (3. 4). Vorsity Quiz (1). CRESTO. KIRK 69 120 222 Boskerboll (1) . Footboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Vorsity Club (4) CUELLAR. ROGELLA 62.222 CUGLIETTA TONY 120. 222 Boseboll (2. 3. 4). Footboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Lertermens Club (3. 4) CUNNINGHAM. RICHARD 120 222 Trock (1). Footboll (1. 2. 3, 4) Boseboll (2) . Vorsity Club (3). DADES. RUSTY 95. 222 DALE. DIANA 98. 222 Bond (1). Soccer Bunnies (4). Child Hoven (4) DANIELS. DARLENE 222 DANIELS. KENNETH 67. 223 Boskerboll (1. 2). Footboll (2). Exec. Council (4). DARBY. DAVID A. 90. 223 Pep Bond (1. 2. 3). Jozz Bond (3) Bond (1 2 3 4) DAVIS. NICOLE 89 223 Ski Club (2. 3). Toll Flogs (3. 4). Homecoming Comm (3) DAVIS. TONYA 223 Child Hoven (4) DEAKMAN. DAWN 64. 223 DeCOSTA. BOBBY 223 DelBOSQUF. KELLE 223 DEMENY. KELLY 223 Trock (1). DECA (4) DeSlMONE MURIEL 82. 223 Cheerleoder (1). Flogtwirler (2. 3). Son-gleoder (4). Closs Council (1). Child Hoven (4). DEXTER. MICHAEL 120. 223 Trock (1. 2. Index 349 3. 4). Footboll (3. 4). DIAZ. KEN 95. 96. 104 223 Choir (2. 3. 4). Counterpoint (2. 3. 4). Modrigols (4). Sponish Club (3. 4). Theotre (4). DIAZ. MECAILA 223 DIIORIO. TONY 112.223 DECA (4) DILL ION. LORA 223 Sponish Club 82). Ski Club (2). Swim Teom (2). Soccer Bun-nies (3). Yeorbook (1) DiMAGGIO. ANTHONY J 224 Soccer (1). DlSHMON. ANGELIKA 76 224 DITTMAR. KARLA 224 DIXON. MARGRETTA 141 Bosketboll (1.3 4). Trock(l). DODSON. AMY 224 Drill Teom (1). Trock (1. 2. 4). DECA (4) DOTSON. DOUG 224 DOUGLAS. PAMELA L. 11. 112. 224 Bosketboll (1). Soul Club (1. 3. 4). Trock (1. 2). DECA (4). FBLA (4). Softboll (4) DOUGLAS. VENISE 224 DOUTHETT. ELLEN 95. 96 Cho.r (2 3. 4). Counterpoint (3. 4). Modrigols (3 4). Varsity Quiz (2) DOWN. CHRISSI 224 DOYON. LORI 224 Choir (1). Pop Group (1). NHS (3). DRAPER KIMBERLY 86 224 Pep Club (1. 2. 3). Rifles (2). Sk. Club (2). Homecoming Comm (2. 3). Sponish Club (3) Child Hoven (4). Flogtwirler (4). Bowling (3). Swim Teom (3. 4), Trockette (1. 2 3). Floor Comm (1. 2) DRIESBAUGH. BRENDA 89 225 Toll Flogs (1. 2. 3. 4) DROCKER. DAVID G. 225 DUKE. MICHAEL 225 DUNKLE. KATRINA 225 DYSON. GREG 225 Sponish Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Bond (1). Boseboll (1. 2). Hiking Club (3, 4). Child Hoven (4). Ski Club (4). EALEY. BERNICE 225 EALEY. EDWARD 225 EATON. MARK S 225 Lorin Club (1. 2) . Weightlifting Club (1. 2) EDGAR. STEVEN 225 EDMOND. DEDRA 76. 11. 225 EGAN. JOSEPH 225 EIERMAN CHRIS 225 ELDREDGE WENDY 225 ELLIOTT. KATHRYN 60 95 96 225 EMBREY. PAUL 225 EMINGER. SANDI 112. 225 Dromo Club (3) DECA (4) ENCE. DEREK 120. 150. 227 Spomsh Club (3). Trock (1. 2. 3 4). Footboll (2 3. 4). Wrestling (2). Soccer (4). Bosketboll (1), Softboll (1). Lettermon Club (3). AT (1. 2 3. 4) ENGELMAN. LAUREL 111. 133 FBLA (4) ENGLAND. KIMBERLY 226 Drill Teom (4) . Sponish Club (1). Ski Club (1) ENNES. TERI 134 226 Flogtwirler (1). Yeorbook (1). French Club (1). Golf Teom (2. 3. 4). Donkey Bosketboll (3) Varsity Club (3). ENNIS. DENISE 226 NHS (1). Bond (1). Sponish club (1. 2). Trockettes (1. 2) Soccer Bunnies (1. 3) ENRIQUEZ CONNIE 96 Vorsity Quiz (2 3) EVANS DEANNE 226 Child Hoven (4). Choir (1). EVANS SUSAN 162 226 Volleyball (1 2 3. 4). Student Council (1). Bosketboll (2. 3). Floor Comm (1 4). EVERETT. VANESSA 226 EWING CHARLES 226 FALZONE. LETICCIA 226 Girls' Bosketboll (2). Sofboll (2 3 4). Powder Puff (4) FANNING TRACI 85. 226 Drill Teom (2, 3. 4). Pep Club (1) FARRELL. TONYA 226 FERGUSON STACEY 226 Bond (1). Child Hoven (4). FERMIN. EMILIO 226 FINKELSTEIN. LEONARD 226 FISHBACH MARY 226 Sk. Club 1. 2. 3) . Child Hoven (4) FISHER. STEVE 226 FISHMAN. ALAN 227 FITZGERALD KIRK 227 Footboll (1 2). FLAHERTY. DAN 157. 227 Sponish Club (2). Wrestling (3 4) FLANAGAN RICHARD C 227 Wrestling (1. 2) FLECK. ANN 60 68 71. 72. 102 104 227 NHS (2. 3. 4). French Club (3. 4). Sponish Club (1. 4). Yeorbook (1. 3. 4). Editor (4). Student Senote (4) Powder Puff (4). Child Hoven (4). Sun Yourl Forum (4). Who s Who (3). FLORES. STEVE 227 Ski Club (3 4) Sponish Club (2) FONTES. SHAWNA 227 Toll Flogs (2 3) FORESTA. ROB 69. 129 227 Foorbo 1. 2. 3. 4) FRABBIELE. BRET 104.227 Footboll 1! Boseboll (2) Spanish Club (3. 4) Chil Hoven(4) FRANCE MARIA 89 227 Boskerbo (2) . Volleyball (2). Softboll (2) FRANK. JENNIFER 58 60 63 67 71 7: 102 104 227 French Club (2 3 4] President (3 4). Spanish Club (4) NHS (‘ 2 3 4) Secretory (3) Exec Comm (4 AT (1. 2 3. 4). Child Hoven (4). Sun Youtl Forum (4). Floor Comm (4). Yeorboo Business Monoger (3). Editor (4). Ski Clu (1 2 3). Executive Council (4). Girls Sror (3) . Powder Puff (4). Homecomin Comm (4). Student Council Treosurer (1 NASC (3) Foreign Longuoge Club Secrc tory (1).Who s Who (4). FRANKE. LINDA 227 FRANKE. USA 227 FRATIANNO. SCOTT 227 Footboll (2) FRIEDRICHS ROBERT 91 93. 228 Bond (2, 3 4). Pep Bond (2 3 4). Joz Bond (2 3 4) Counterpoint Bond (2 C 4) FRISCO SUZANNE 228 Student Senor (2 3). Pep Club (2) Child Hoven (4 Powder Puff (4). Trockettes (2 3). FRUEHAUF ERIC 228 Footboll (1. 2 Trock (1) FRYE. JENNIFER 228 FULTON. CARRIE 111. 228 FBLA (4). FUNSTON DOROTHY 228 Volleybc (1. 2 3). Softboll (1. 2 3) GAINES JANETTE 228 GAITOR BRUCE 67 141 229 Bosketboll (1 2. 3. 4) Trock (1. 2. 3 Footboll (1. 2 3). Executive Council (4) GALLAWAY. ROBERT 64 74 229 Newspaper (3 4). Arts Mogozme (4). Si Club (3) GALLIHER, JEFF 91 229 Pep Bond ( 2. 3 4). Jozz Bond (3) Bond Officer C 4). Bondd. 2.3. 4). GAMBOA. LUIS 229 GARDNER. CECILIA 229 Softboll (1. 2! Volleyball (2. 3). Student council (3). Si Club (1 2). Swim Teom (1) GARLITZ DAVID 69. 107. 120. 15-: 229 Footboll (3 4). Wrestling (3. 4 Vorsity Club (3 4). Ski Club (4). GARNER REBECCA 94 229 Pep Clu (1). Coreer Club (2). Child Hoven (4 Trock (1). GAVIRATANATHAN. LEENA 229 350 Index GELBER. PAMELA 60. 104 229 Dromo Club (2. 3). Child Hoven (4). NHS (3. 4). AT (1. 2. 3. 4). Ski Club (3). Wrestlererres (2. 3), Spon.sh Club (4). pep Club (1) GELDBACH. GINA 60 93 107. 229 Drill Teom (1). Ski Club (1. 2. 3 4). Soccer Bunnies (3. 4). Coreers Club (3). Trockeries (2). Pep Club (2). NHS (3 4). Cheerleoder (1) GIBSON. GREG 229 Bosketboll (1) GILBERT. DONNA 229 GLATTEN. VILLA 94. 108. 229 Girls' Glee (3. 4) Dromo (3. 4) GOLDSMITH DON 229 GOODALL. KAREN 59 60 63 70 74 131 229 Tennis (2.3. 4). Newspoper Co-Editor (4), Trockerres (2) French Club (1.2). Girls Store (3) NHS (3. 4). NHS Exec Boord (4) GORDON, MARK 230 Trock (1.2). Cross Country Teom (2. 3) GORICHAR. GARY 230 GRANIL. BRYAN 230 Trock (2 3 4). Cross Country (3) GRANIL. WENDY 230 GRAUBERGER. KENDRICK 95 230 Bond (1. 2). Counterpoint (3. 4). Choir (4). GRAYSON TRACY 230 Sofrboll (1). GRESH. ROSEMARY 230 GRINNELL. TRACY 230 Foorboll (1). GROSS LAURA 230 Ski Club (2. 3) GUIDO. DANIEL 90. 91. 230 Bond (1 2. 3 4). French Club (1 2). Sk. Club (1. 2). lozz Bond (3. 4). Pep Bond (3. 4) HAIDL. ALEXSANDRA 230 French Club 3). Sun Youth Forum (4). Tennis (1. 2). HAIL TODD 230 Footboll (2). Soccer 2. 4) HALL. LONZETTE 92. 230 Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). French Club (1. 2 3). Theoter (3). Vol-leyboll (2), Trock (1). Thespions (3) HAMMON. BETH 65 230 Flogtwirler (1) . Newspoper 61). Drill Teom (4), Ski Club (1) HARDIN. FREDERICK 230 HARDY. STEVEN 230 HARNKUL. SOMCHAI 231 HAWKINS SUZANNE 231 HAYES. DEENE 91. 93 231 HAYTHORN JEFF 231 HAYWORD DORIS 231 HAYWORTH. STEVE 231 Chorus (1). Yeorbook (2 3. 4) HEADEN, STEPHANIE 231 Spomsh Club (1 2) HEATON SCOTT 231 Bond(1). HEATON, STEPHANIE 67 231 Yeorbook (1). Closs Council (2 3. 4). French Club (2. 3. 4) Senior Closs Pres (4). Sponish Club (4). NASC Conv (3). Homecoming Comm (3 4). Grod Comm. (4) HEISLER. JEFF 231 HERRERA. RAFAEL 150 231 HERRON. CHRIS 104 231 HICKS. PAUL 231 HILL WILLIAM 231 Soccer (1. 3) HINDS. KELLY 231. HOOPER. JENNIFER 232 HOOKS ELIZABETH 231 Girls Glee (2). HOPPER. NOAL 120 HOWARD KRISTEN 232 Spon.sh Club (2) . Yeorbook (3). Child Hoven (4) HUEGEL. LAURA 90 91 232 HUNTER. BRAD 232 HUNTER. TROY 232 Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). HURST. KYLE 76. 15. 232 Wrestling (1. JACKSON. PAMELA 62, 233 Cheerleoder 61. 2). Songleoder (4). TFAC Club (2. 4). French Club (4). Honor Society (2. 4). Softboll (1) JANSEN. THOMAS 107. 233 JAMESON. KIMBERLEE 233 Drill Teom (1. 2). Songleoder (3). Dromo Club (1. 2 3. 4) JANSEN. LARRY 233 Boseboll (2) JANSON TOMAS 62, 150 233 Soccer (4). Exchonge Student (4). Ski Club (4). Hiking Club (4). JARRARD RHEL 112 JENNINGS TODD 141. 233 Wrestling (1. 2) Bosketboll Monoger (4) JOBE DIANA 234 Bond (1.2) JOHNSON CURTIS 76 95 120 234 JOHNSON HAROLD 96 234 JOHNSON. JEFF 234 Soccer (2) JONES CHERYL 79 234 Flogtwirler (1 3) . Cheerleoder (4) Closs Council (2 3 4) . Floor Comm (2 3 4) Homecoming Comm (3 4). Powder Puff (4) JONES. KIMBERLY 96. 234 Choir (1). Child Hoven (4) Soccer Bunnies (4) Girls Glee (1) JONES. SHEILA 76. 234 TFaC Club (3 4). Spirit Girls (3). JONES. WILLIAM 234 JORDAN. SONIA 69 234 Toll Flogs (2 3) . Copt (4). Volleyboll (1) JUSTICE. STEVE 120 141. 234 Foorboll (V 2 3 4) Bosketboll (1 2. 3 4) Trock (1 2. 3. 4). Lerrermons Club (3. 4) KACHNIK EDWARD 234 Spon.sh Club (1. 2. 3). NHS(2. 3. 4). Bowling (3. 4) KANTOR. JOEY 234 Sk. Club (1) Cre-orive Writing Mogozine (3). KEEFE. CATHERINE 234 French Club (4). KELLY. ANTHONY 48 234 Bowling Teom (3. 4). KELLY. KERRY 107 234 KELTS. TONY 234. KEMPF. KARLA 235 KENSTLER. MICHELLE 235 Pep Club (2). KERN. CONSTANT 112. 235 KEYES. JUDY 235 KEYS. BUTCH 112. 235 KING ARLYN 60 70. 74 234 French Club (1. 2, 3. 4). Newspoper (1. 2. 3 4). Editor (4) NHS (2. 3. 4). Trock (1) Girls Softboll (2) KINN. AMY 235 Germon Club (1). NHS (2 3. 4). Ski Club (2. 3. 4). Hiking Club (3. 4) . Sun Youth Forum (3) KIRSHBAUM KELLI 235 Sk. Club (1. 2). Homecoming Comm (3). Floor Comm (3). Child Hoven (4). KISHNER. JOANNA 59. 60 63. 67. 71. 72. 100 104. 235 Exec. Council (4). Index 351 Treosurer (4). Wrestlererres (2. 3. 4). Exec Boord (3). Pres (4). Sponish Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Vice Pres (1). Pres (4). NH$ (1. 2. 3. 4). Exec Boord (4). Yeorbook (3. 4). Editor (4). Copy Editor (3). Newspo-per (3). Sun Youth Forum (3 4). Powder Puff (4). Child Hoven (4). Homecoming Comm (2. 3 4). Floor Comm (2 3. 4). Ski Club (1. 2. 3). Girls Store (3). Junior Acodemy of Science (3). Who's Who (3). AT (1. 2. 3, 4). KLEIN. APRIL 235 Dromo (1. 2. 3. 4 . FBLA (2). KOBRIN. TODD 65. 111. 127. 235 Tennis (1. 2. 3. 4). JV Boskerboll (1. 2). Swimming (1. 2). Golf (3. 4). FBLA (4). Vorsity Quiz (3. 4). Ski Club (1. 2. 4). Roc-querboll Club (2. 3). Choir (1. 2). KOPPEL. GARY 235 KOVACS. DENEEN 235 KOZLOFF. ALICE 235 KRANTZ. JODEE 236 KRAUSS. JoANN 236 Child Hoven (1). Wrestleretre (2). Pep Club (1). KRISTOF. JULIE 236 Choir (1. 2. 3). KUHN. NADINE 25. 62. 236 Drill Teom (1. 2). Songleoder (3. 4). LADAS. DEMETRIA 236. LAMBERT. GLENN 112. 236 Trock (1). DECA (4). LANGWORTHY. GLENDIA 236 Cheerleoder (2). Closs Council (1. 2). Flogrwirler (3). Pep Club (2. 3). LARA. JESSIE 107 120. 236 Foorboll (2. 4). Soccer (3). Ski Club (4). Vorsity Club (4). LARKIN. MINDY 95. 96. 236. LAU. IN SEUNG 60. 236 French Club (4). FBLA (4). NHS (4). LAWSON. HELEN 60. 64. 65. 236 Vorsity Quiz (1. 2. 3. 4). NHS (1. 2. 3. 4). Homecoming Comm (3). Floor Comm. (3. 4). Child Hoven (4). Sun Youth Forum (3). Closs Council (4). Soccer Bunnies (2. 3). Arts Mogozine (3. 4). Who's Who (3). LAYLAND. APRIL 236 LAYLAND. CHERYL 112, 236 DECA (4). Soccer Bunnies (1) LAYLAND. KEVIN 112. 236 LEANY. TAMRA 236 Yeorbook (1). Gymnastics (3). Choir (1). Volleyball (1). LEAVITT. SUZANNE 236 Sponish Club (2. 3). FBLA (4). LEE. BARRIE 237. LEE. REINA 237. LEFFNER. JOANN 60. 74. 104. 237. LEIENER. YVONNE 237 Girls' Glee (1. 3) . LEON. CARLOS 120. 237 Footboll (3. 4) . LEOPOLD. KATHY 237 Gymnostics (1. 2. 3). LESSNICK. SABRA 60. 107. 237 Spon.sh Club (1). NHS (4). Ski Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Tennis (3). LEVA ELIZABETH 237 Dromo Club (1). Sponish Club (2). Child Hoven (4). Ski Club (2) LEVERT. TONI 236 LEZCANO. JAY 236 Vorsity Quiz (1. 2). Hispanic Club (3 4) LIBATORE, CHUCK 146. 236 LIPKA PHILLIP 104. 236 Football (1). Bosketboll (1. 2. 3). Sponish Club (3. 4) LLOYD. SCOTT 236 Bosketboll (1). Trock (1. 2. 3. 4). Footboll (3). LOPEZ. ROSS 236 LOVE. PENNIE 236 Gymnostics Cl. 2. 3 4) LOWY. BETH 112 DECA (3. 4). MocDONALD. WENDY 236 MocFAWN. DERRICK 239. MACK. KEVIN 239 MADRID. BRENDA 239 Dromo Club (1). NHS (1). Foreign Relotion Club (2). Vorsity Quiz (3,4), Sun Youth Forum (4). MAHAR. JAMIE K. 106. 239 Bond (1). Theatre (1. 2. 3. 4). MALLEY. JAMES 60. 239 NHS (1. 2. 3. 4). Treosurer (3. 4). Homecoming Comm. (4). Soccer (1. 2. 3 4). Coptoin (4). Ski Club (2). Sponish Club (1. 2). Soft-boll (1). Co-Ed Volleyboll (1) MANCINI. ERIN 72. 104. 239 Student Council (1). Ski Club (3). Sponish Club (4). Child Hoven (4). Powder Puff (4). Yeorbook (3. 4). MANCUSO. GINA 239 MANNING. ERIC 239 MAPLES. TRACI 239 MARANO. GARY 150. 239. MARSHALL. STEVEN 239 Bosketboll (1) Baseball (3). Trock (3). Foorboll (2 3). MARTINEZ. ARTHUR 239 Spon.sh Club (2. 3 4). MATUTE. MARIA 239 NHS (1.3) MATYSIAK. SHERRY 239 MAY. ROBBIE 239 MAY. SHANNON 239 MAY. TINA 240 McCARDELL. KIMBERLY 240 Bond (1. 2.3). McCauley, mary 90,240 McClure USSA 136 240 Bond (1). Sofrboll (1. 2 3. 4). Volleyboll (2. 3). Bos-ketboll (4). Powder Puff (4) MCCONNELL. CINDY 240 Short Flog (1) . Dromo Club (4). McCOY. PAULETTE 240 Bosketboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Softball (1. 4). MCDONALD. MICHELLE 24. 79. 240 Cheerleoder (1. 2. 3. 4). Closs Council (2. 3. 4). Homecoming Queen (4). Jr Prom Attn. (3). Powder Puff (4). MCDONALD. RANDALL 90. 91. 93. 240 Trock (4). Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). Jozz Bond (1.3. 4). McKEE. JILL 60. 240 NHS (1. 2. 3. 4). Hiking Club (1). Bond (1). Sponish Club (3). Dromo Club (4). MCKINLEY. DAVID 240 McNAIR. KIMBERLY 240 NHS (1). Jozz Bond (1). Gymnostics (2). Toll Flogs (4). MEADS. PATRICK 240 FBLA (3). Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). MEHLING. MICHAEL 240 MEINEIK. PAMELA 240 MILTON. SCOn 240 MENG. MONICA 240 Bowling (1). Trock (2). METZ. JENNIFER 60. 240 Vorsity Quiz (2) . Sun Youth Forum (3). Sponish Club 352 Index 2.3). Ski Club (4). NHS (4). MCAU, ANGEL 241. MCHEL. LESLEE 241 Bond (1. 2. 3). MELKE. CHIXIS 107. 241 Sofrboll (1). Ski lub (1. 3. 4). Sponish Club (1. 3). Trock I). Child Hoven (4). UKKELSEN. JAN 241 Ski Club (1), ench Club (1). Spanish Club (3. 4). NHS ). 4). HLES. NlCKI 106. 241 Studenr Senore 1 3). Dromo Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Powder jff (4). Pep Club (2). ILLER. CHRISTOPER 90. 241 Band (2. 4). Soul Club (3). ILLER. DUANE 241. ILLER. GARY 241. ILLEIX. MICHELLE 59. 60. 111. 12 Morh Club (1. 2). FBLA (3. 4). NHS . 4). Varsity Quiz (3. 4). Exec. Board ). Junior Science Academy (3. 4). SQT Finalist (4). ILLER. TODD 111. 146. 242 Trock (2. 4). Cross Country (3). Bowling (4). Golf . Chess Club (2. 3. 4). Vorsity Quiz (4). LA (4). Hiking Club (4). Drogon Slayers . 3. 4). NOLI. LOUIE 242 Cross Country (2). ck (2). TCHELL. JAMES 95.96.242 TCHELL. ROBERT 120 Football (4). DLINARO. KATHLEEN 95. 96. 2 NHS (1). Pop Group (1). Modrigols I. Who's Who (4). Choir (1. 2. 3. 4). AT 2.3. 4). DLNAR. DONALD 242. 3NCADA. LENA 242. DNTANA. ROY 242 Wrestling (1). pNTGOMERY. PAUL 242. DON. DAVID 242. DRELKA. JOE 242 Sponish Club (1. 2. 3. 4). MORELAND. MARK 242 Football (1). Boseboll (1). MORENO. DENNIS 104. 242 Sponish Club (4). Science Fair (3). MORENO. JAMES 120.157, 242 Football (1. 2. 3. 4). Track (1. 2. 3. 4). Wrestling (3. 4), Basketball (1). Varsity Club (2. 3. 4). MORENO. LARRY 95. 96. 242. MORGAN. BILL 242. MORGAN. DIANE 60. 74. 136. 162. 243 NHS (1. 4). Girls' Bosketboll (1. 3. 4). Volleyboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Trock (1). French Club (1). MORGAN. DONNA 243 MORRIS. JULIE 243 Sponish Club (1). Ski Club (1. 2). Dromo Club (4). MOSS. CHRIS 243 Trock (3). MUIRHEAD, ADAIR 243 Child Haven (4). Powder Puff (4). MUNTEAN. MICHELLE S. 243 Ski Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Powder Puff (4). Child Hoven (4). Sponish Club (1). MURPHY. JONI 60. 243 MURPHY. MELINDA 243. MURPHY. SHAWNE 243 Soccer Bunnies (3). MURRAY. PATRICK 243. MURRAY. SUSAN 25. 136. 162. 243 Bosketboll (2. 3. 4). Volleyboll (2. 3. 4). Trock 0 Field (2. 3. 4). Homecoming Attendent (4). MYERS. JOLIE 107. 243 Dromo Club (1. 2). Toll Flogs (2. 3). Ski Club (3. 4). FBLA (4). MYERS. KENNETH A 243. MYERS. KIMBERLYN 243 NAPOLI. JACKIE 243. NAVARRO. RAY 243 Hisponic Club (1. 2. 3). Soccer (1). Tennis (1). Council (1). NHS (2. 3). NEDROW. RON 244 Trock (1. 2. 4). Football (2). Vorsity Quiz (4). NELSON. DAWN 112. 244 DECA Club (4). Dromo Club (3). NELSON. JOHN 244 NICHOLL. MARK 95. 96. 224 Class Pres. (1) Student Govt. (2). Theater (1. 2. 3. 4). Cross Country (1. 2). Trock (1). Boseboll (2). Choir (2. 3. 4). Counterpoint (3. 4). Modrigols (4). NISHIMURA. HIROKO 60. 244 NITZSCHKE. LORI 64. 244 NOIA, SUZETTE 244 Wrestlerette (1), Pep Club (3). Ski Club (2). Trock (3. 4). Cross Country (4). Child Hoven (4). NOLAN. JIM 120. 244 Trock (1. 2. 3. 4). Vorsity Club (2. 3. 4). Footboll (1. 2. 3, 4). NOVAK. MICHAEL 244. NOVELLO. BRIAN 95. 96. 244 Counterpoint (2. 3. 4). Choir (3. 4). Foor- boli (2). O LEARY. SEANEEN 69. 245 Art Club (1). ONOFRE. SANDY 245 Boseboll (2). Dromo Club (2. 3. 4). Bond (1). Counterpoint (4). O'REILLY. SHANE 150. 245 Soccer (1. 2. 3. 4). Trock (1). Swimming (1). Cricket (1). Diving (1). Toble Tennis (1). Ski Club (1). Dromo (1). Lettermon Club (4). Hockey (1). ORTIS. SHELLY 245 OZUNA. PAUL 245. PALMER. JULIE 245. PASQUALOTTO. PAUL 245 Soccer Club (1. 2). Ski Club (2. 3). PATERNOSTRO. ANDREA 245 DECA (4). PAULSON. KENDRICK 245 PEARSON. NICOLE 104. 245. PECCOLE. LENA 64. 245 Ski Club (1. 2). PECCOLE. ROBERT 69.120. 245 Footboll (1. 2. 3. 4). Boseboll (2. 4). PEPPERS. KYLE 245. PETERSON. SONA 245. PETRONI. RON 91. 93. 245 Jozz Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). Bond (1. 2. 3. 4). PETTIE. STEPHANIE 74. 104. 245. PHEBUS. CELESTE 245 PHILIP. SHERRIE 246 Gymnastics (1. 2. 3. 4). Moscot (1. 2). PHOUTAKOUN. SIRIPHONE 246 PICKING. GLENDA 64. 246 Sponish Club (1, 2. 4). Bowling (1. 2). Child Hoven (4). Creotive Arts Mogozine (4). PINJUV. MARSH 60. 112. 246. PISCITELLI. ROBYN 74. 246 Dromo (1). Newspoper (4). Yearbook (4). PLANTE. GEORGE 246. POON. SHARON 246. POPP. KELLY 112. 246 DECA (4). Creotive Arts Mogozine (4). POTERACKI. JUDY 246 PRICE. SHERRY 246 Sponish Club (2). Pep Club (2). Softboll (2). PRYOR. VALYNN 246. PUTNAM. RON 246. QUANTE. KIMBERLY 246. QUISENBERY. ESTHER 246 Ski Club (2. 3. 4). Sponish Club (2. 3). Child Hoven (4), Powder Puff (4). Wrestlerettes (3). RACHETTA. ROCO 64. 246 Dromo Club (2. 3. 4). Arts Mogozine (4). RADMAN. MICHAEL 247. RAFAY. RICK 247 Ski Club (1). Trock (3). Weightlifting (3, 4). RAMOSER, MIKE 246 Dromo Club (3). RECOB. BILL 120. 247 Footboll (3. 4). Trock (3. 4). REED. HOLLY 112. 247 Cheerleader (1. 2. 3), Trock (1, 4). Swim Team (2). Gymnosrics(l). DECA (4) REED JAMES 247 Bond (1). REXROAD. JIMMY 60 63 247 Vorsuy Quiz (3. 4). Trock (2). Cross Country (3. 4). NHS (1. 2. 3. 4). Chess Club (1 2) REYNOLDS. MATTHEW 90 93. 247 Boseboll (1). Rocquet Boll Teom (3 4). Bond 1. 2. 0. 4) RICHMOND DENITA 247 RIDDLE. STACY 247 RIDLEY DARRYL 247 RIGGS REGGIE 120 247 RIPANDELLI. Dawn 247 Drill Teom (3) . Jr. Prom Attn (3). DECA (4). Child Hoven (4) Powder Puff (4) RITTER. CHRISTOPHER 65 111 247 Vorsity Quiz (1. 2 3. 4) Bond (1). FBLA (4) Sun Youth Forum (3 4). RIZZO LISA 64 247 ROBERTS. WILLIAM 246 RODELA. MILES 104 246 DECA (1). Sponish Club (4) RODRIGUEZ JESSIE 95. 111. 246 ROE, JOHN 246 Tennis (1). Honor Society (1). Child Hoven (4). French Club (4) ROEHR BRETT 59 60 63 70 74 246 Closs Council (1. 2). Executive Council (2 3). Sophomore Pres (2). Student Senote Pres (3). Floot Comm (1. 2. 3). Boys Store (3). Homecoming Comm (2 3). NHS (3 4). ROGERS DARRYL 120 ROGERS SHARON 246 Soul Club (3) ROGERS SHEILA 246 ROGGE SHERRIE 60 111 246 FBLA (2 3, 4). Sec (3). Pres. (4). Sponish Club (2). NHS (2. 3. 4). Child Hoven (4) Pep Club (2). ROSENBURG. LOUIS 161. 246 Wrestling (3 4) ROSENSTEIN. TEDD 60 67 104 246 NHS (1. 2. 3. 4). Pres (1). Vice Pres (4). Ski Club (1. 2. 3). Sponish Club (1. 2. 3. 4). AT (1. 2 3 4). Football (2) Exec Council (4). Sun Youth Forum (4). Child Hoven (4). Floot Comm (4), Homecoming Comm (4). NASC (3) ROTELLA JOCIE 249 ROTH. RON 249 Trock (1), Footboll (1) RUDAHL KELLIE 249 RUSHFIELD BRIAN 249 RUSTEBUG LISA 64 249 RYAN SUSAN 249 Powder Puff (4). Sk. Club (2) RYAN. KAREN 112 SABERS PAULA 249 SAINE ELAINE 249 SAMMONS. TODD 64 249 SAMPSON TODD 249 SANDERS JANICE 95 250 SANDERS JIMMY 250 Trock (3 4) SANDERS RANEE 250 Sk. Club (2 3 4) Spanish Club (2 3). Child Hoven (4). Wrestlerettes(2) SANSEVERINO. MICHAEL 250 Trock (2) SAYClCH. SUZANNE 250 Honor Society (1) Powder Puff (4). SCHEELER SHANNON 120 250 Footboll (1. 2 3). Trock (1 2. 3) SCHOEB. KIRK 250 SCOn DARREN 250 Footboll (1) SCOn. DERRICK 250 Sk. Club (2 4) Exec Council (4). Homecoming Comm Footboll (1) SCOn. KATHRYN 60 102 104 107 111 131. 250 Dromo Club (1). NHS (1. 2 3. 4). Tennis (1. 2. 3. 4). Choir (1). French Club (3 4). Sponish Club (4) FBLA (4). Floot Comm (4). Powder Puff (4) Sk Club (3. 4). Letrermons Club (3. 4). Child Hoven (4). SEITLES. GINGER 250 SHANER ROBERT 250 SHELTON PAULEnE 250 SHEPARD KIM 250 SHIFLET. STACI 250 Dromo Club (4). DECA (4) SHOUGHRO. JAMIE 62. 251 Songleoder (2. 3. 4). Homecoming Comm (3). Floot Comm (3). Powder Puff 4), Child Hoven (4). Senior Boll Comm (4) SHUM. YUK—KING 251 SIEMANN LORA Ski Club (1. 2). Dromo Club (3). SILUAGGIO JOE 251 SILVER. ABBI 72 62 104 251 Songleoder (4). Drill Teom (3). Yearbook (3. 4). Majorette (3), Tenms (1). Volleyboll (2, 3). Softboll (1), Wrest-lerette (1). Bond (1). Pep Bond (1). FBLA (1). Sk. Club (1. 3. 4). Science Foir 1st Ploce (2). Who's Who (3. 4). Homecom- ing Comm (3). Assembly Comm. (3). Floot Comm (3). Sponish Club (4). Child Hoven (4). Powder Puff (4) Jr Acodemy of Soence (2 3) SIMMS ROY 251 Trock Teom (3) SIMONE VERONICA 251 Girls Glee (1) Cho.r (2. 3) SIMPSON ROGER 251 SINCLAIR PATRICIA 111 25l Sofrboi; (3. 4) SINGLETON LORI 251 Spon.sh Club (1) Child Hoven (4). SKOCHENKO. WALTER 251 Smith brenda 25i Smith Darryl 69 120 251 Football (1 2 3 4) Trock (2 3). Bowling (2 3) Sk Club (4) Boseboll (4). Spon.sh Club (4) Smith derryl 120 SMITH JULIE 251 SMITH RONALD 251 SNAVELY BETH 131. 251 Tenms (1 2 3 4). NHS (1) Choir (1). Yeorbook (1) Ski Club (2. 3. 4) SNYDER MARILYN 252 Cross Country (1). Trock (1). SNYDER. MARK 252 Footboll (1 2) Vorsuy Quiz (1). Closs Council (2). Yeor-book (3) Homecoming Comm (4) Floot Comm (2 3 4). Exec Council (4). SNYDER MARSHALL 252 Bond (1 2 4) SOmmER Dawn 252 SONDEJ MARY 252 Child Hoven (4) SORENSON BRYAN 252 SOUIRI MALIKA 25.62 252 Songleoder (4) SOULES JONNA 252 Powder Puff (4) Child Hoven (4) DECA (4) Homecom.nc Comm (4) SPARGO SCOn 60 67 69 150 252 Soccer (2 3 4) Tennis (V 2 4) Sk Club (1. 2 3 4) NHS (1 3 4) Lettermon Club (2. 3 4). AT (1). Exec Council (4) SPARGUR CARRIE 252 Powde Puf (4). SPARKS. TONY 252 SPECHMAN CHERLY 253 SPERRY BREn 60 111 253 Sun Youtl Forum (3. 4). Junior Acodemy of Soenct (2 3) NHS (4) FBLA (4). Trock (2) SPINUZZI SCOTT 120 253 Footboll ( 2 3 4). Sk- Club (2 4). Soccer (1). Spoms Club (3 4) Trock (2 4) Auto Club (3 Letrermons Club (1 4) SPOHN.JEFF 253 STANFIELD DEBRA 253 Sw.m Teor (1) Pep Club (1) DECA (4) STEIN. MICHAEL 60 157 253 Tenn (2 3). Wrestling (3 4) NHS (3 4) FBL, (4). STEWART PERCY 253 STOCKTON. KEITH 253 Boskerboll C 354 Index 2) . Footboll (1. 2) STOCKTON. SUSAN 72. 66, K)4 263 Choir (1). Dond (1) A T (1. 2. 0 4) Honor Sooery (1). Wrestleretres (3). Clo:s Council (3 4). Homecoming Comm (3 4). Sponish Club (3. 4) Flogtwirlers (4) Yeorbook (4) Child Hoven (4) STOERCK JACK 263 Footboll (1). Golf 62). STOUT SHAUN 86 263 STRAUS. DAVID 263 STRIMLING RODERT 60 60 111 127 263 SUMMERS JAMES 263 Ski Club (1 2) NHS(3 4) SWARTZ. CINDY 263 Cheerleodet (1) Sk Club (2) Gymnosncs (1 2) Powder Puff (4) SZCZEPKOWSI GEORGINA 263 TALION RICHARD 263 Ski Club (1 2) Wrestling (1). Germon Club (3). FDLA (4) TamGREm KAREN 264 TARDELL GERRI 264 DECA (4) TAYLOR KEN 112 264 DECAC4) Foot-boll (2) Hiking Club (3) Sk Club (2). NHS(2) Creotive Writing Club (3) TAYLOR RONALD 60 107 264 Ski Club (3 4) NHS (1 2 3 4) FDLA (4) THOMAS ANTHONY 264 THOMAS LIZZIE 264 THOMAS RODERT 264 THOmaS RODNEY 141 Doskerboll (4) THOMPSON KENNETH 264 Floor Comm (2). Student Senore (2) Ski Club (3) THROWER VALERIE 136 264 Doskerboll (1 2 3 4). Trock (1 2 3) Soul Club (3 4). Spirit Girls' (2). Dromo (4). Afro Queen (3) Student Senore (1) Powder Puff (4) TIMMONS JOE 264 riNGEY. DEAN 264 Student Senore 3) . Ski Club (3). rODLER RONALD 264 'OLEDO OFELIA 264 OmSIK ANDREA 264 ORRES RODERT 264 RINH TUAN 264 NHS (3 4). Hiking JubC3 4). FDLA (4). Child Hoven (4) RUMAN HILARY 72 264 Ski Club 2). Yeorbook (3 4) Powder Puff (4) lomecommg Comm. (4) RUMPS JOHN 264 URNER KINSEY 266 USSEY. TAMMY J 26. 266 .heerleoder (1). Homecoming Comm 1 2 3 4) Ski Club (1. 2 4). Closs Council 3 4) Tres (4) Vice Pres. (2 3) Son-jleoder (3). Floor Comm (2 3 4) Jr. 'tom Comm (3). Homecoming Attend-mt (4). Child Hoven (4). NASC (3). Grod-■otion Comm (4). Powder Puff (4). TYSON. MARK 266 Footboll (1). Soccer (2). Ttock (2) Cross country (3) UJAKOVICH ANTHONY 112 Ski Club 2 3) Sponish Club (1 2) French Club (3) NHS (3 4). UMFLEET RUSSELL 266 UNDERWOOD DILL 266 Sk Club (2 3 4). Trock (2) Science Foir (2) UNRUH PAUL 266 UROUIAGA LUIS 255 H.spon.c Club Pres (4) Jozz Dond (4) Pep Dond (4) VANDLING CHRIS 255 Wrestling (1 2) . Dose boll (2) Trock (3) VAN DYKE TONI 76 136 255 VAN LEUVEN SUSAN 112 255 Trock (1). Spomsh Club (1 2) Dromo Club (2 3) . VANSOMPHONE SOUTHIDA 255 French Club Cl 2) VARLEY TINA 166 255 Dond (1) Gymnosticsd 2 3 4). Moscor (2). VASCONl. CAROLINE 255 Spomsh Clubd 4). NHS(1) Yeorbook(3) VERCICK DAVID 255 VIAU KRISTINE 60 266 Trock (1 2 3 4) . French Club (2 3 4) Soccer Dunmes (2 3). Sk' Club (2) NHS (3 4) Powder Puff (4) VIAU mark 112 266 DECA (4). VINSON ANDRE 120 266 Footboll d 2 3 4) WAITE NEIL 266 WALKER ANGELA 266 WALL DENISE 266 Choir d). WARNER JAY 266 Footboll (1). WATERS JOHN 256 WEDD DRENT 266 Dowling (3) WEDD SHELLY 85 266 WEIMAN STEVE 256 Rockerboll Club (3) WELLS GUY 69 120 266 Footboll (1 2 3 4). Wrestling (1 2) Trock (1. 2 3 4) Lerrermons Club (3 4). Ski Club (4) WESLEY SOWANA 266 WHEELER CINDY 66 266 Short Flogs (4) Soccer Dunmes (2) Child Hoven (4) Ski Colub (2 3). WHIPPLE. ANGELA 79 266 Cheerleoder (1 2. 3. 4) Ski Club (3). Dromo (4). Choir (1). NHS (1). FlOOt Comm. (4) WHITE. GEORGE 91 93 257 WHITEHEAD LORI 257 Wrestlerettes (2 3 4). Trockerre (2 3) Powder Puff (4) Homecoming Comm (3) WICKLIFFE DERICK L 63 66 76 111 257 Arts Mogozine CD Trock (1. 2. 3 4) Doskerboll CD. Humon Relotions Cl 3 4) Doys Store (3) French Club C3). Closs Council (2, 3). Student Senore.C4). FDLA C3, 4). WIDEEN McTHOMAS 69 120 257 Footboll. Cl 2 3 4) Senior Closs V Pres (4). vorsity Quiz C2) Vorsity Club C3 4) Secretory-Treosurer C3 4) WIGLE SUSAN 11 257 FDLA (4) WIKSTROm SARI 62 257 WILDANKS CHARLIE 257 WILKINSON SHERYL 76 266 WILLIAMS JANICE 266 Trock (3 4) PepSquodd) Soul Club CD WILLIAMS KATHY 94 268 Glee Club (1 2 3 4) WILLIAMS KIMDERLEY 266 Choir CD NHS Cl 2) WILLIAMS TERESA 266 WILLIS LISA 266 WILSEN DEDDIE 266 WILSON DENISE 266 WINN JAMES 266 WIPAWIN PAISAL 62 266 WOLDEN LONI 259 WOLFE JAMES 90 259 WOLFFE LYNDA 259 WOOD GREG 112 259 WOODS KRISTEN 104 269 Soccer Dunnies (2) Child Hoven C4) Sponish Club (4) WORTHAM TEMPEST 259 WRIGHT CINDY C 259 Key Club (2). Soccer Dunmes (3) Dromo Club C4) FDLA (4) DECA (4) Wrestlererre (4) WYSON COLLEEN 259 Dromo Club C4) YEOMAN JIMMY JACK 120 259 YOUNGDLOOD KENNETH 259 ZALESKI. KAREN 259 ZAMMET THERESA 259 ZERO PAT 120 259 ZIEGLER CAROLYN 98 259 Soccer Dunnies (3 4) Dowling (3) ZSOREY. JANICE 259 Index 355 Underclossmen Abdo Amy 60 66 261 Abeyto Cecil 124 297 Adorns Bobby 124 297 Adler. Sheri 297 Akndge Dole 297 Albner. Jome 297 Albert Denise 65.66 04 07 297 All Jonette 297 Ahono Tony 297 AKeo T.no 90 92 297 Alton, Troci 297 Allen. Stephonie 261 Aired. Ashlyn 261 Am k, Robert 297 Ammons Wendy 261 Anostosio, Kcxen 261 Anderl Korl 297 Anderson, Qryon 126. 261 Anderson. Chnyo 137 297 Anderson, lindo 60 261 Anderson. Volerie 297 Anderson, Vickie 297 Angelo. Debbie 297 Apostdec, Debbie 297 Arombuto. Vickie 261 Arch Jim 261 Archuol. Jeff 297 Archuol. Joe 261 Archuleto. Mike 261 Archuleto. Tony 297 ArgoeBes, Ivette 95.96 261 Armijo. Eric 106 Armstrong. Mono 297 Arnold. Jennifer 297 Arnold. June 297 Arrowsmtlh. Berry 150 Ashworth. Kristen 66.297 Atherton, for on 297 Atkm, Fred 92.261 Ayon. A no 297 Boiley. Greg 261 Boingwl. Koren 136 261 Bo d Michelle 261 Boird. Robin 261 Boker. Holly 79. 261 Boker. Morvin 261 Bolo. Robert 261 Bolding. John 297 Boteto John 297 Bomboo. Mode 262 Borber. Donny 124 297 Barber. James 74.297 Borber. Kelly 94.297 Borden Dee Dee 297 Borker. Tresso 297 Bor tow. Connie 297 Borlow. Mono 262 Bornes, Billy 262 Bornes. DeAnno 297 Bornson. Roger 297 Borrett. Kelly 297 Borry. Robert 297 Borry. Rotond 297 Borrotomeo. Ricky 262 Borton Antique 297 Boumonn. Gen 297 Boumgortner. Stocey 297 Boutiwo. Ids 124 155. 296 Boom Ricky 296 Becker. Chuck 262 Belm, Dione 296 Beltonger. Elizobeth 96 296 Beiiegio Billie Jo 107. in 262 Belz David 92 296 Bendorf. Jorrue 136 262 Benedict. Thomas 112 Benedict. Frieda 296 Bennett, John 296 Bennett. Seone 262 Berger Fefccto 296 Berger Troe 262 Berglund liso 296 Berkowitz Bonnie 262 Berkowitz. Robin 262 Berry. Rotond 161 Best. Kelly 262 Betz. Diono 96 262 Bevon. Orion 262 Begger Kirk 296 Bierbower M heiie 296 Bmyons. Henry 262 Binyons. Olgo 262 Bisplinghoff Ashley 136 162 262 Bisplinghoff Jome 133 296 Blockord. Down 298 Bloke. Corlos 146 262 Block Cothy 262 Blood. Jockte 262 Ooggord. Hermon 262 Board Mike 144 Boelhouwer. Bonnie 298 Bolden. Robert 298 Bordenove Anette 95 96 262 Borders. K«m 162 296 Boreili. Edde 120. 157 Borlose. Mork 155.298 Borns. Mike 133.262 Boscufti, Tony 262 Bostick. Joey 296 Boudreou. Brion 262 Bouvier. Pom 263 Bouvier. Renee 296 Bowden. Donna 263 Bowden, liso 263 Bowen. Kelle 263 Boyle Kelley 296 Boyles. Joney 298 Brodbury. Scott 296 Brodley Bloke 296 Brodley Rodney 263 Brodney Teri 107.263 Brody Kelly 296 Brodley Blake 144 Brennon. Mike 263 Bresee. Dorren 263 Brew. Kns 263 Briore. Ttm 150.263 Bridges. Kothi 298 Bridgewoter. Kenneth 296 Bright. Tonyo 263 Brown. Bill 296 Brown, Bryce 104 263 Brown Doron 263 Brown. Jeff 263 Brown, leslie 263 Brown, Lynerre 263 Brown. Robm 296 Broyles. Anthony 298 Brumfield. Michoel 120.263 Brunson. Kevin 263 Brunwosser. Scott 263 Bryon. Poul 263 Bugonn. Eddy 263 Bumgordner. Chris 296 Bumgortner. Stocey 89 Bundren, Michelle OO 298 Burchfield. April 263 Burgess Janet 263 Burke. Lori 298 Burney Debbie 263 Burnley, louro 263 Burnley. Pom 86 162 298 Bullet. Ronald 264 Burns. Bruce 264 Burns. Tim 296 Burton. Angie 296 Butler. RiCky 92 298 Butnco. Pete 296 Coci Jonet 296 Coltowoy. Dorm 161.264 Comp. Donno 296 Comp. Teri 264 Compbell. Normo 264 Conodo Wondo 264 Conovon Bonne 92 296 Conovon. lAe 90.91. 92. 264 Confield. Liso 296 Con non Kim 264 Cordomone Tony 296 Cordono. Luo 296 Corlin. Chns 296 Corlos. Fronk 124.161 296 Corson. Deon 264 Cortson. GxJget 136 296 Cortyle. Nodme 264 Corney. Doris 296 Corns. Showndel 264 Corroll. Lynn 296 Corson. Rusty 124 299 Cosono, Amto 264 Cosey. Jerry 264 Costelton. Adrton 264 Cecil. Bronden 265 Chon, Dovid 90. 93 299 Chondier. Akio 299 Chopin Rondi 265 Chopman Chris 299 Chopmon. Heoth 299 Chavis. Down 265 Check, Donny 107 299 Chm. Jennifer • 265 Chnstion, Sharon 299 Cprio. Notole 299 Cloerhout. Cmdy 80 299 Clork Amy 60. 72 82. 104 265 Clork, Joson 95.96 299 Clork. Kevin 265 Clork Michoel 299 Clork Phillip 299 Clork. Tony 155 299 Ckxy. Tim 107 299 Clever. Brion 299 Click Robin 265 Cobb. Chorles 299 Cohen Corey 299 Cohen. Cheryl 69.131 265 Cohen. Jomes 299 Cotongeto N k 299 Cole. Greg 299 Cole. Joson 150. 265 Cole, Jill 265 Collins. John 265 Collins. Kevin 265 Collmon Sherri 94 265 Commsky. Brton 267 Compton Brooks 267 Comne Keith 299 Conn Armedo 299 Conn. Todd 267 Cook. Liso 267 Cook. Sherry 267 Coons. Kore 299 Conover. Verl 267 Conyontmo. Thomos 267 Cooper. Brion 267 Cooper. Chris 299 Cooper Derrick 267 Cooper. Lonnie 267 Cordovo. Brion 92 Cornell. Cothy 299 Corner. Louro 267 Corroles. Poul 161 Coruzzi, Mike 299 Coutombe. Sherrie 299 Goythorne. Debbie 60 299 Cnster. Chnssie 102 267 Crosthwoit. Shelli 299 Cugltetto. Fronk 90 93 299 Culpepper. Cheryl 299 Cumberland. Kim 267 Cunningham. Cothy 267 Cunmnghom. Christy 299 Cunn.nghom. Susan 72. 267 Curry. Anne-More 104 107 CuMord. Ed word 120 267 Cuyord. Tyrone 124 300 Cutler. Bn 300 Cuzeto. Dolores 267 Cuzeto. Renoto 300 Doily Shoughn 300 Doly. Mortm 65. 110.267 Dong Huong 300 Dong Robert 65 267 Dornels Bobby 161 300 Domels Dorlene 76 266 Dontzig. Mike Dorby. Oooiel Dovenpon Keith Dovenpon Rob Dov Json. Chock Oovis. Erney Dovis oel Dovis. Mo v 124. Oovis. Jim 124. Doy Jimmy 144 Doyley Aton Decker M.ke 150. DeCoursey. lorry 69 DeCunzo. Dorene DeGuzmon L4o Dench Jeff 148 Detoney Kothleen 74 162 Delong. Jon 72. DeMorco. Comflle DeMoy. Kim 94. Dempsey. Ron Dennis. Jennifer DeSimone. Coihee Derrmer. Dorren 124 DeVito. Adeline DeVito, MicheUe Doy. Debbie D ckerson. Jetty Dmh. Tuon Dobbs. Jerry Domke. Robert Domnisse Tonjo 100, Donithon Kent 120. Dotson Audrey Dottovio. Nikki Doubrovo D one 60. 67 104 Douglas Vemse Doomom. Dohho 60 65 166. Doyon. Stephonie Dreyer. Gno 04 Dfierr Debbie Dnerr. Jim DnesbOugh. Jim 107, Drizin. Jam ? Droll Don Dudenoke Mork 69. 056 Index 268 Dull Jennifer 301 Dumos Kenneth 301 Dumos Sherlyn 76 Dunford Mork 111. 268 Dunkle Lon e 64 268 Duron Robert 268 Dushek Rob 268 Dutchess Seon 301 DwOr OO WilUom 301 Dyson Tom 301 Eoley Borneo 269 E Jen Mory CM 00 108 269 Edmonds Terry 269 Edwords Angie 89 • j-ds Ken ••• 301 Egeskov Liso 301 Erodes Elen. 301 Eliot Morgo-et 269 Eli-ot Seon 110 269 Elmore Cindy 301 Ennis Dionno XI ■nckvon Robert 301 iscobedo. Clero 92 93 30l uerro. JenrWer XI sp nozo Shelly 301 strode Joe 269 vons Jimmy 124 161 301 vons Kris 301 ollon. Rebecco 269 onnng Jonis 301 ormokis Tony 301 orr Beverly 269 orr. Don 301 oson Mork 269 oure Phillipe XI edison joe 269 egon. Kothleen 301 end. Robert 110. 148 269 enn. Chris 269 ennel. Joy 301 emon, Lotry 124 269 ero Korte 269 errendelli Louro X 86 269 etterer Kothy 269 elden, Scott 301 ne. Dole 269 nkebtein. Alon XI Ore. Corlo 269 schbeck. Rochel 301 sh Dovid 144 . XI sher. Cot to no 301 shet. Troo 301 tzgeroid Dino 94. XI tzjetrells Elmer 301 tzjerrells Tommy 92.301 onogon. Jorr.es 301 onders Michelle 90.91.92. 269 ynn, N ok 301 sgleboch, liso 301 llmer. Oroce 155.301 iremostet, Denke 301 iro. John 269 •rt. Dtono 302 •ttm. Dorryl 302 uik od. Terese 302 x Cheri 111. 270 x. Croig 302 x. Donny 270 x. Kim 302 sbbele. Mork 270 nce. Jomes 270 in k Anno 270 ink, Suson 104. Ill 131. 302 temon. MicheHe 147 270 ?emon. Mike 302 fhner. Orion 270 ry. Corrie 302 end Michelle 147. 270 Her. Dwight 270 Fuji. Stephon.e 65 108. 302 Fold. Migom 302 Funk. Kevin 124 302 Golhher. Seon 92.302 GoMmo. Gmo 270 Gottno. Lesso 270 Gollinger. Lor. 65 Gomboo, Tony 124 302 Gorber [kendo 136 164 270 Goroo. Alice 104 302 Gorcio, Al.ssa 302 Goroo Amobel 270 Gorco Donny 124 302 Goroo. Er 270 Gordner. Volerie 270 Gorlitz. M hele 60 82 107. 270 Gorzo Joe 270 Goston Edword 270 Goston Michoel 302 Gores Angelo 302 Geddie. Tod 302 Geloff. Tomi 92 112 270 Gelormine. Scott 302 Gelsone Tony 270 GenneBy Jock 271 Gentile. Demse 271 Genr-te Liso 65.302 Gentlemon Jimmy 90 92 302 Geoge. Dorcy 271 Giles. Koren 271 Gillespie. Dob 302 Gillson. Kimberly 104 271 GJmon Louro 65.68.104 107 302 Glosscock Jon 144 302 Giideweli. Julie 302 Glowczewskj. Poul 302 Godino. Chris 271 Goldfinger Andy 302 Gonxoles, Lonce IX, 271 Gordon. Aoron 148 271 Grodo. Donny 271 Grohom. Roy 148 271 Gross!, Loo X. 72. 271 Grouberger. Koylo 90.271 Groy. Robert 267 Green. Gen 60 ICO 104, 271 Green. Kim X2 Gregore. Allon 302 Greil, Corrie 302 Gtesh. Steve 124. 271 Griffin. Christine 302 Griffith. Joni 272 Griffiths. Tino 302 Grill. Chris 161 Grimes. Trocy 272 Grimmis. Debbie 272 Gross. Amber 272 Guoy. Rory 272 Guerrero. Heidi 272 Guido. Tetry 302 Gullo. Peter 272 Gunny. Gory 120.272 Gwozdocz Melmdo 302 Hoddenhom. Scott 272 Hogen, Shown 272 Hogmeier. Corhy 302 Hogue. Tlffony 85 Hoidl More 303 Moines. Cothy 272 Holl. Mike 303 Holl. Ronnie 141 Holter, Shoyne 303 Horn. Kevin 272 Homner. Celeste 303 Homner. Melisso 65. 92. 272 Hommond. Stocey 272 Hondy. Jeff 272 Hones. Andreo 303 Honnoh Pomm 303 Honsen Wes 272 Horgtove. Mindi 303 HorreB. Leslie 272 Horrigon. Jo Anne 303 Hornmon. Woyne 272 Horns Don 272 Horns Goby 272 Morris. Rhevo 272 Hoslom. Kris 303 Hough Kelly 100 303 Hovos Kimberly 303 Howkms Herb 303 Howkms. Joon 136 303 Howkms. Tereso 98 144 303 Howorth Shelo CO 111 303 Hoyes. Dill 303 Hoyes Eric 155 Heoden. Mike 303 Heodmon Greg 107 272 Heodrkk Tereso IX Heoney. Robert 303 Heorne. Isooc 124.303 Heoton. Donny 303 Heodick. Don 124.303 Heginbottom. Troo 92.272 Heidemon Juli 272 Heimerl Angel 272 Heishmon. Erico 273 Henty. Ricky 141. 273 Henson. Cothy 273 Henson. Chris 303 Henson Eric 303 Henson. Suzonne 273 Herbert. Jess 303 Hernondez Hector 273 Hickmon. Steve 273 Hkks. Colvin 273 Hicks. John 273 Hildebrondt. Deboroh 102, 104 273 Hill, Mork 303 HJI. Rob 148. 273 Hrnelme. Coro 90,91. 93. 273 Hines. Chris 90. 91, 93. 303 Hxvlchs. Potr k 303 Hobbs Donno 303 Hobbs. Mory 273 Hoel. Kothryn 273 Hoffmon. Steven 144. 273 Hogue. Joy 273 Hogue. T4fony 303 Hoinoski. Tommy 107. Ill 273 Hollond. Henry 273 Hollers, Amber 303 Hollingswotth. Sherry 273 Holmes. Doron IX, 157 Holt. Kevin 303 Holt. Lorry 273 Hooks. Kim 76. 273 Hoover. Suson 273 Hopper. Noel 273 Horner. Mory 273 Houghlond. Dove 274 Mornyok. Tirvo 273 Houston, Dorrin 303 Howord. Down 303 Howord. Jeff 303 Howord. Renee 164 Howe. Steve 60 Huong, Jomes 274 Mudok Sondro 102.104 274 Mudok. Steve 303 Hudson. Anthony 303 Hungerholf. Poul 304 Huntzinger. Louro 60 274 Hutchinson. Vence IX kkes, tWl 304 Jockson. Doug 304 Jockson. Tommy 76.304 Jockson. Vincent 304 Jockson, Vondo 274 Jocobsen. Drion 304 Jocobson. Jill 274 Joffe. Ibon 304 Joffe. Morioone X. 104 274 Jomes. Eileen 107 274 Jomes. MekxJee 304 Jomes Tino 304 Jomeson Wendy 74. 274 Jonsen. Diono 304 Jefferson. Lyshonn 136 Jefferson. Roy 304 Jenkins. Sorey 127. 274 Jenkins. Jenrvfer 304 Jensen. Kevin 304 Jepson. Stephon-e 274 Jetlond. Tom 304 Joffrion, Lydio 64.274 Johns. Gregory 274 Johns. Tris 274 Johnson. Chorles 76 96 Johnson, Cheryl 304 Johnson. Fred 304 Johnson. John 274 Johnson. Mike 275 Johnson. Rhondo 304 Johnson. Suson 275 Johnson. Will 304 Johnston. Rolph 127 275 JOlliff. Potrice 304 Jones. Koren 275 Jones. Noncy 275 Jones. Robbie 304 Jones. Sherfo 275 Jordon, MicheBe 08 Juon. Jomes 111 Kochnik. Dovid 275 Kontor. Scott 161 275 Koress. Dobby 275 Koroso. Worren 07. 275 Koutz. Koty 304 Keorney. GerokJ 150 275 Keener. Cyndi 90 304 Kelley. Ttino 304 Kelley. Tyrone 304 KeBy. Kevin 150.275 Kendall. Phil 276 Kennedy. Jennofer 89 304 Kennedy. Kim 304 Kenny. Joe 304 Kenton. Stephome 85.304 Kerzetski. Dono 86.304 Key. Robert 304 Kim. Choi Su 304 Kim. Doug 304 Kim. Misuk 276 Kindell. Dovid IX. 276 Kmdell. Koren 304 King Drion 304 King. Wendy 304 Kinney Spencer 276 Kinsey. Orion 304 K.rklond. Rich 304 Kister. Dove 276 Kjormoe. Todd IX 124 276 Klein, Kelley 304 Klemperer. Philonde r IX Kleinperer. Phillip IX IX 276 Kless. Christine 276 Knesh. Jeff 141 276 Knox. Gordon 276 Koepp, Rob lO. 276 Korinke. Kim 304 Kost. Richord 92 Kowolewski. Motrhew 95 96.304 Kromer. Artie 276 Kromer. Koren 65. 66.108 304 Kromer. Stephanie 276 Krontz Jeff 304 Ktouse. Mike 276 Krell. Deboro 111 X5 Krisotis. Mike 276 Loird, John 276 Lomon. Steve 124 X5 Londly Deon 276 Loro. Korrie 276 Loredo Alberto 278 LorkJn. Down 276 Lorsen. Roelynn 276 Lorson Koren 277 Lorson Pot 277 LoSouce. Andreo X5 Losh Kothleen 277 losvlo Kim 02 111 277 Loudon Borboro X5 Louer. Cindy X5 Low. Kim X5 Low. Michoel 277 Lowson. Enko 65. 71 02 04 277 Lowson. Mounce X5 Lowson. Penni 277 Loy. Juon 277 Leo. Chris 124 144 X5 Leo. Lorry 277 Leberski. Joe 68 X5 Lee Chorles 277 Lee. Henry 277 Lee. Jock X5 Lee. Jomes X5 Lee. Poul X5 Lee. Peter X5 LeFeor. Michelle 76 277 Leitch. Kim X5 Lemon. Tim 277 Leom. Cesor 277 LePome. Liso 65.66 02. 104 107 X5 Lessmck. Dove 07 X5 Lewis. Anthony 278 Lifson. Amy 278 Limo. Kim 164 278 Lmgle. June 100 278 limhon. Mike 278 Lmsenbordt. Korl 124. X5 Lipori. Louro 276 Lipko. Stocy X5 Littlepoge. Lindo 306 Lizzi. Den se 306 Lloyd. Devin 306 Logon, Shelly 278 Logon. Susie 166. 278 Logudo. Donno 147. 278 Lohstroh. Petro X X 91 278 Longero. Lorry 278 Lopez Liso 98. 147. 306 Loppnow. Toni 92 278 Love. Anthony 306 Love. Jock 276 Love. Mike 306 Lovecchio. Danmele 278 Loword. Seon 274 Lowe Steve 274 Loyo. R ky 306 Loyd. Kevin 278 Lucos Debbie 306 Lucero. Gory 306 Lucero. Victoria 278 Lucio. Gory 278 Ludquist, Cort 110. 111. 278 Lutz. Dryon 155 306 Lutz. Emmo 306 Lynch. Roph 278 Lysher. Erie 306 MocCochren. Rob 279 MocDonold. Denise 279 Modden, Brion 306 Madrid. Sondro 67.306 Moher. Chnssie 279 Mohoney. She-lo 306 Molley. Motthew 07.155. 306 Molone. Bonnie 85 279 Molone. Morlo 111 Moncon. Joe 279 Moncuso. Sherri 306 Monderscheid. Ann Morie 104. 07. 306 Monic. Hdory 306 Monnlng. Timothy 306 Morkhon. Lori 104. 147. 306 Morquez. (Xichord 306 Morschner. Froncine 279 Morschner. Richord 04. 124. 279 Moishell Shoron 306 Mortm. Kimoro 138 306 Mortin. Robert 124 306 Mortin. Tommy 80 306 Mortin, Tim 306 Mortmez. George 124 155. 306 Moninez. Jomes 306 Mottlnez. Jon 120. 279 Mortone. Down 04 279 Moserong. Herb 279 Moson. Doug 279 Mossimino, Jimmy 306 Mostrongmk. Mike 155.306 Mottson. God 07. 279 Motysiok. Shem 112 Mourer. Debbi 162 306 Moxey. Poulo 306 Moyer. Mike 306 Moyes. Dovid 62.150. 279 Moyholl. Donny 124 306 Moys. Jeffery 155. 279 Mozzu. Dionne 60. 72 04. 111. 279 McAffe. Gory 279 McAllister, Kim 02 279 McBride Liz 111. 279 McCollo. Michelle 306 McCoUie. Liso 98. 279 McConn. Down 94 306 McCorthy Jim 279 McCarthy. Jeni 306 McCoughey. Don 280 McConnell. Douglos 280 McCormick, Cheryl 89. 280 McCoy. Demse 280 McCoy. Er 280 McGuire Amondo 280 McGuire. Chris 92 306 McHole. Chris 148 306 McKee. Dovid 280 McKee. Rondy 307 McNoir. Ruth 280 McNomoro Kelly 280 McNtltan. Erik 307 McN.el. Corne 307 Meods. Terry 90.92,93 Moons. Keithon 133 Meons. Robert 007 Merrymon. Elizobeth 60.307 MIC hols, Mo k 007 Michel. Lelond 90. 92 Millor. Tom 90.91. 92, 307 Miller. Anno 307 M.ller. Orel 281 307 307 76. 95.96 76 281 307 60.65. 281 307 100.134 281 107 281 65.307 307 261 76 124 307 281 307 307 281 307 281 308 281 85 306 124.308 306 308 Morello. Gino 281 Moreno. Joy 281 Morgon, Chotemon 308 Morgon, Much 03 281 Morgondo. Chris 281 Monn. Todd 281 Morse Borboro 100.104 308 Mortenson. Kirk 308 Moyo. Soroh 281 Mrozik. Michoel 281 Murphy. Donny 281 Murphy. Glenn 281 Murphy. John 161 282 Murroy. Deno 282 Muse. Dennis 107 Musser. Domel 124 282 Myers. Bobby 120 Myers. Brett 308 Myles. Cynthio 282 Nogoo Mork 124 308 Nokomuro. Guy 124 308 Nosh, Robert 69 282 Neetd Athyiie 95.96 282 Nehmelmon, Jill 308 Nelson. Cothy 308 Nelson. Doug 148 308 Netsk.. Dole 124 155 308 Nettles. Sommuel 282 Newberry. Rob 308 Newell Lonito 282 Newton Liso 282 Nielson. Donny 282 Nixon. Brent 96.308 Noblitt. Poul 308 Noio. Joe 308 Norton. Kevin 161 308 Ncxvell. Kim 306 Nowlm. Tim 283 Nutley. Peggy 90 92 308 Nymo. RoW 90 92 308 O Connor Kelli 308 O Connor Lorry 283 Odo. Coro 79. 263 Odiome. Brion 308 O Forrell. Shonnon 308 Ogoz Deboroh 283 O'Gormon. Poul 283 O Leory. Seon 263 Olsen Suson 308 O'Neol. Rod 308 Orozco. Monico 308 Orozco. Rosino 293 Orozco. Terry 263 Ortis. Curt 263 Ortwem. Mott 263 Ortiz Alvoro 308 Osburn Michele 308 Otero, Mike 308 Otte. Liso 263 Pocheco. Miguel 306 Podillo. Robert 283 Podro. Christine 282 Pokxios. Rosemory 306 Polm. Yvette 283 Polmer. Alon 120 263 Polomino. Atom 306 Poitzik. Deboroh 111 308 Poppogeorge. Jill 306 Poquet. Allen 127. 263 Porhom. Ellen 136. 164 308 Porker. Dole 283 Porker. Kim 308 Porker. Show no 60 102 263 Porks Tim 90 Potash Avenon 141 Potchin Steven 263 Potzer. Govm 124 155 263 Poul Terry 157 264 Pouhon. Konne 306 Poyne. Trocey 264 Peocher. Melody 264 Peroson Jesvco 284 Pederson Vince 284 Peeples Greg 120 Pehrson. Les 264 Peterson. Scott 91 Peot. Bill 308 Peot Morme 284 Peppers. Missy 308 Peregoff. Aileen 89.308 Peres. Doron 120. 284 Perry. Kothy 306 PeruChmi. Trocy 284 Peters. Borobro 102 264 Petets. Dove 264 Peters Gory 308 Peters Glen 264 Peterson. Douglos 65 284 Peterson. Mork 308 Peterson. Mike 308 Peterson. Scott 308 Phillipps Gtono 94 136. 164. 284 Ph U ps, Robert 308 Piccdv Cloudo 309 Pierce. John 284 Pifer. Denise 309 Pike. Bill 264 Piikingron Som 90 91. 92 284 Piltch Chris 309 Pineiro, Morio 309 Pinjuv, Liso 309 Pmrkowski. Leonne 94. 284 Pisotelli. Libby 264 Pittmon More 150 284 Plenert Gory 309 Pod no Kevin 309 Poon Moryiee 284 Potrelto Tommie 284 Powell. Done 309 Powell Jock 284 Powell Kothy 65 284 Powers. Som 90 93. 309 Preston. Annette 284 Price. Bill 285 Price Denise 309 Price Louro 309 Price. Rhondo 285 Price. Robert 309 Prieto. Arlmo 285 Primo. Louis 92. 285 Pruitt. Kotyn 98 309 Pynnonen. Donno 98 309 Quinn. Chns 265 Roines, Misty 94 96 309 Romirez. Gmo 309 Romeriz. Molmdo 285 Rondle, Edword 144 Rouson, Simone 309 Rothmon John 309 Reber. Roddy 309 Rector. M helle 285 Redmond. Jimmy 285 Reed. Robert 144 309 Reichott. Troy 111 285 Reid. Ange 309 Reid. Edword 285 Reid. Mill 309 Reid. Sherry 64 108 285 Reindle. Chris 285 Reismg, Michoel 285 Reismon, Adorn 285 Retsmon. Jodi 309 Releford. Lovito 95 285 Render, Deonno 89 309 Renteno. John 90. 91.92. 285 Rentsheler. Doug 286 Revo. Todd 309 Rexrood Tommomko 286 Reynolds. Motk 92 Rhodes, Jerry 95 309 Rhodes Kothy 86 Rhodes Kothy 286 Ricco. Angelo 309 Rice. Trffony 309 Richords. Down 309 R hordson. Corol S64 309 Riendo. Moroo 309 Ripondelli. Liso 286 Risser. Rito 86 309 Rooch, Mork 309 Roberts. Dorby 310 Roberson Jeff 286 Robinette Pot 286 Robinson Susan 310 Roderick Mork 310 Roech Corlo 64 286 Rogers. Annett 136 162 Rogers Denise 164 310 Rogers Shoron 286 Roman, Kim 310 Romero. Nadine 286 Romine. George 286 Roscoe. Dorren 310 Rosczymoto. Eric 286 Rossi, Mike 286 Rotello. Jockie 286 Rotondoro. G no 60 85. 286 Rozier. Roxionno 286 Rue. Joe 286 Ruegg. Elizobeth 102 286 Russell. Holly 92 286 Russell. Lauren 107.112 Russell. Noncy 3K Ryon, FeliOty 100 31C Ryon Jonice 3lC Ryon Tim 3 Soens Tony 3 Soger Rhondo 3 Some Cothy 26 Solozor Cotmel 286 Soletto. Dione 133 286 Solvodor. John 286 Somuelo. Suzonne 3 Sonders logon 286 Sonders Victor 124 286 Miller. Bryon Miller. Dovid Miller. DeAndre Miller. Jocquellne Miller. Joson Miller, Jennifer Miller. Ken Miller, liso Miller, liso Miller. Rebecco Millington. Scott McCulloh Wilfeoms 280 Miner. Kris McDonokl Devin 124. 306 Mingo. Fronk McDonold Kimberly 90. 280 Mingo. Lorry McFrederick. Tereso 89, 280 MirondO, Pool McGroth. Christine 164 306 Moffot. Cornne Mo f. Doog Moir. Monelle Moltrom. Gene Montoyo. Josdeto Montoyo. Koren Moore. Cord Moore. Jodi Moore. M hoei Moore, RitO Moron. Pot 358 Index Sondstrom Jod 86 310 Sordino. Tony 141 310 Sovote. Chris 310 kor borough kott 141 286 khofer. Tommy 80 310 khell Juno 166 287 khenne. Alon 90 91. 92 kheren Joequelme 147 287 kott. Deon 287 kott, Morvm 287 korr. Tony 310 kotos Stephonie 310 Sedlok MilCh 287 Seffel Phyllis 108 111 287 Soiglor. Kovm 287 Sefmon Stocy 100 310 Solders R hollo 287 Serro Jomos 310 Shoo Shor. 89 287 Shodduck Jennifer 65 310 Shopiro. Donny 127 310 Shopord Jonts 310 Shrnos Joe 311 Shipley YvOItO 287 Sh.rohy. Connie 311 Shroky. Kothy 111 287 Shoomokor. Kris 311 Shooter Cobby 311 Shooter Gone 311 Showers lindo 92 134 287 Mdoros Chns 287 wlbough Thomos 287 Nlver lorry 311 Jwoyri Robert 311 iimmons OoleCher.se 311 iimmons Robert 287 iimpson. Joetto 136 311 linger Liso 95 288 .jobokken Rob 288 ijogren Ht 111 288 SkutOw Michoel 288 potter Robert 311 ptoughter. Tom 311 smerogfco Gory 288 Smith Dole no 311 Smith Derryl 288 imith Jocqueline 288 Smith. Jode 288 Smith. John 268 Smith Judy 288 Smith. Kelly 288 Smith Michelle 288 Smith Michelle 311 Smith. Shown 268 Smith. Wondo 288 Snider Kevin 124 288 Snijdewmd. Keith 288 Snyder, Ritchie 124 311 So bey Jonese 311 Sockwell A Boo 102 288 Solheim Alon 288 Soksno Dee Dee 311 Sorensen, kott 288 Sorgo Gory 107 148 311 Spognoto Michoel 311 Sporgur Pot 288 Sporks Kothy 60 72 288 Spoors Jotene 288 Speckmon, loro 311 Spencer Kevin 120 Spurlock. Down 311 Stohl Morrho 288 Stoley Enc 288 Stolker Dovid 289 Stoner. Christopher 289 Storcher Robert 289 Stork Dole 311 Stoyner Morg.e 289 Stechen Rick 311 Steck, R k 311 Stefono Chns 289 Stelter. lynne 86 311 Srengor Doreece 288 Stevens Jomi 311 Stevens. Terry 311 Stewon Orendo 289 Stewart John 311 Stewon Koren 289 Stewon. lono 289 Stewon Rondy 289 Stidhom Sherry 311 Stock Kimberly 289 Stoerck kott 311 Storey. Suson 289 Stovoll Potnck 311 Snows Donny 311 Sterhlow Kto 74. 136 162 289 Sirimhng. Swsie 131 289 Stwcki. Gory 289 Svllivon. Terry 120 289 Summers. Allen 289 Super. Roy 289 Swppe Gory 311 Susmon. Loti 74 289 Sutphin Dondy 311 Sotphm Emmy 65 289 Sutton kott 289 Swonson Kim 100 311 Swortz Jett 287 Tobor Onon 180 289 Tockett. Jimmy 311 Toggord Alon 155.311 Tolbot Roy 289 Tolton, Edword 90 311 Torpley Steven 289 Toylor. Jennifer 92 311 Toylor. John 290 Toylor Misty 290 Tedder Corb«e 92 111 290 Tefernller Croc 290 Telewcky M helle 290 Terry Potncio 311 Testo Mone 311 Tetreoult Renee 80 311 Tevis-Cooper. Kim 311 I homos Edd e 312 T homos Jocqueline 138 312 Thomos Leslie 79 290 Thomos lizzie 290 Thomos Roy 124 Thomos Tereso 290 Thompson. Oeth 290 Thompson. Jocqueline 102 162 290 Thompson Kim 290 Thompson So son 93. Ill 290 Thome. Sonny 312 Thornton. JiH 290 Thrower Michoel 141 290 Tiberghien, Ion 290 Idly. Tim 290 Tingey Chnstme 111 290 Tingey. Jill 312 Tippetts. Sondy 290 Tippit. John HI. 312 Tippit. Ursulo 104. 111. 290 Tischer Ron 111 133 312 Tofigh. For no 290 Tomosello, Andreo 147, 291 Tomsov . Jim 291 Toon, Dono 74 291 Totten Jomos 312 Towell. Mike 312 Ttobojo. Gleyenno 60. 291 Trimble. SheBy 291 Trotter, Kendoll 312 Ttoy. Mode 291 Trueb. L'SO 111 291 Trumps. Fron esde 291 Tsung, Fu tin 291 Tucker. Cord 124 161. 312 Tully. Trisho 108 291 Tung. Jemmy 291 Tung Sheree Wei Ten 312 Turner. Dove 291 Turner, Demetrius 124 312 Turner. LoJuon 291 Turner. Sondy 312 Turney. Robert 124. 312 Tussey. Jon 91 92. 291 Tutunjion, Ttino 312 Twining Kenneth 312 Tyrone, Shown 292 Tyson Nodine 312 Underwood. Lyndo 292 Unger. Mindy 112 292 Unrue. Jone 91.92.312 Untolosco. Alton 155.312 Untotosco, Helen 292 Upchurch. Tim 292 Uphoff Wendy 292 Uplmger Wendy 312 Urquiogo. Luis 90.92 Ushjimo Dovid 312 Vonder won liso 292 Von Dyke Dougtos 312 Von Mouse. Chns 312 Von House. Kim 92 Von Treose. Stephome 312 Voscom Noncy 312 Venger Roberto 60 292 Vermo. Tom 65.312 Viou. Kirk 90 93. 312 Vierigg Dovid 292 Wolden. Mike 312 WoBser Korhieeno 312 Wolker. Kevin 292 Wolker Pot 292 Wolker Robert 292 Wolker. Tom 312 Won Celmo 292 Won Susyn 96 312 Wolrer Kns 292 Wong Jennifer 292 Word Kyle 292 Wort. leDown 94 312 Worren Don 292 Worren Shouno 312 Woshburn Robin 292 Woshogton, Dereck 141 292 Wossmer. Gene 312 Wot son Horotd 65 95 104 292 Worsen Josh 312 Wotson Tomoro CO 293 Woyne Jeff 293 Woyne. Jeno 312 Woudby. Amro 312 Webb. Mork 312 Weber Robert 90 93 293 Webster. Tommie 293 Wegtor. kott 293 Weissbrodt, Trocey 312 We h. Keith 312 Wekh. Dorryl 293 Wekh. Therese 102 108 293 Wells Philip 293 Wengen Word 161 293 Wesley. Herbert 293 Wesley. Jennifer 138 312 Wercher. Elysso 65.102.312 Wheeler. Michelle 312 Whitoker. Eric 312 White. Judy 147. 293 Whitely. Cob 294 Wicktond. John 294 Widner. Dovid 107 312 W.ley. Exell 124 144 312 Willems, Artis 59.104 108 294 Willioms. Kim 312 Willioms. Rondy 92.294 Wdlioms. Reggie 144 312 Wdloms. Sonji 313 WilBoms. Terry 313 Wilson. Niekso 294 Wilson. Down 164 313 Wilson. Guy 294 Wdson. Koren 294 Wilson. Undo 294 Wilson, l.so 294 Wilson. Shelly 60 91. 162 294 Wilson. Zohomne 60 294 Wmney, Jill 94.95 96 294 Winter. Cron 295 Wintermon. Morgot 295 Wismer. Dove 313 Witecki Joy 295 Wnght Cindy 100 Wolfmon. More 295 Wolgost Mike 295 Wong. Alvin 313 Wong Mory lou 313 Wood John 313 Wood. Mike 313 Woods. l.so 80 313 Woods. Lisetre 313 Woultord. Jeon 295. 313 Wnght. Suson 295 Wynn. Christopher 111, 295 Wyson Cothy 313 Yobtonsky. Suson 74.100 104 111 295 Yeoger. Shor on 313 Yeomon Not ole 295 Yenkowski. Anne More 313 Yoon Seung 313 York. Kelly 313 Young Orendo 295 Young Denn.s 161 Young. Wendy 295 Zoleski. Thereso 295 Zommit. Lori 295 Zono onion. George 295 Zopel, Rito 95, 96. 295 Zeilmon, Sherri 313 Ziegler Annette 98 313 Zioto Donno 111. 295 Zodteru. Stocey 295 Zook. Mot shod 295 Zorn. Koren 313 Zornes. Jim 313 Zunigo. Greg 295 Index 059 362 360 1982 Cavalcade Staff Ann Fleck, Jennifer Frank Joanna Kishner Jill Corhcorr Kerry Kelly, Steve Hayworth Mark Stevens, Haile Troy, Teresa Thonnas. Celina Wall, Diane Doubrovo, Abbi Silver Mike Credico, Erika Lowson, Kathy Sparks, Susan Stockton. Amy Clark, Catherine Cortez, Jon DeLong. Lisa Grossl, Suson Cunningham, Robyn Piscirell Erin Mancini, Dionne Mozzu, Hilary Truman Frances Romero Judi Hale Editors Business Manager Photographers Life Clubs Sports Faculty People Index Advisor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In the course of rhe posr year, mony people hove helped wirh rhe production of the ) 2 Cavalcade. Although the major planning, designing and proofing were done by rhe ditors, the bulk of the layouts, writing, and picture selection was done by staff members, long wirh our work, many others in the school as well as rhe community contributed in le overall production of rhe book. First, we must thank Vickie Woodbury, whose excellent artwork and cooperation pro-ided us wirh our special cover. To Mr. Misenor, Mr. Yoke, and rhe Las Vegas News jreau for their photographic contributions. To Albert and James who rook all student hotographs and helped fill the gaps in our shooting schedule. And to rhe Crystal Palace, Home of One of a Kind Gifts, for lending us one of their crystal horses. We would like to give a special thanlss to Mr. and Mrs. Hale for their constant engagement, ideas, photographic talent, ond extra hours. We especially wont to ex-ress our appreciation to Bob Stephenson and Taylor Publishing Company for their lowledge ond help in producing rhe book. Two people, Mr. Collis and Mrs. Mockie, who managed the administrative and financial end of the book, receive a much deserved lonks from us. We certainly cannot forget to thank oil those who supported our book irough advertisements. Their generosity is greatly appreciated. Finolly, we would like to thank everyone in fourth period; you're the greatest! And st, bur certainly nor least, we would like to thank the entire Edward W. Clark High :hool student body for providing the events ond supporting this yearbook. Thanks again, JENNY, ANN. JOANNA Life is an evolution, A synthesis of everything that has come before. We will always remember the processions which shaped our lives at CHS. And we will look with anticipation at our future cavalcades. t -rwoeighry -twoeighty-t


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Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV) online collection, 1982 Edition, Page 295

1982, pg 295


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