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

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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

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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

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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