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

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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

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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.

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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