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

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JV Cheerleaders PERFORM I he enthusiastic and boisterous voices of the JV Cheerleaders echoed across the football field, in the gym at spirit assemblies, and JV football and basketball games. As their main goal was to promote spirit for the JV teams and Sophomore Class, they worked every day in a P.E. class and many times after school to perfect their routines and moves. Under the guidance of Miss Denice Mitchell, last year's advisor, the squad attended camp with the songlcadcrs and flagtwirlcrs. The talented group came home with a superior trophy as well as numerous ribbons for individual performances. Mrs. Barbara llodnett assumed the duties of advisor when school began in the fall. Most of this year's squad had many years of experience as shown in their precise cheers and chants, l ive of the girls attended Kenny Guinn Junior High, one attended Hyde Park, and one attended Cashman. JV C heerleaders 73

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JV Cheerleader . From bottom to top: Tia Millon i, Brandy Chaddick. Jenny Stanton. Vanessa (aram.iniea. Destiny l-.spostlo. Rhonda Benjamin. I eloni De I « s Reyes. I Executing a pyramid during a JV football game. Jenny Stanton and Destiny l.xpusito take their places .’ Brandy Chaddick helps promote spirit during an important Charger point J I lusting a teacher luncheon during registration. Destiny lisposilo. Jenny Stanton, and Vanessa aram.iniea help prepare the food 72 JV Cheerleaders

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Clark Cavalaires are DAZZLING V ou could hear the roar of the Charger crowd as ihe drill team members took their assigned places on the gymnasium floor. During spirit assemblies, they executed their display of dances, jump splits, and other parts of their routines. These twenty girls endured early morning practices several times each week before performing, as well as practices after school and before games. During the week of August 5-9 the squad, under the supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Peggy Lair, attended Super Star Camp at the University of California. Los Angeles. They won a spirit stick and many ribbons for their performances. This year the head of the group. Dawn Blackard, and cohead. Barbara Laudati, had twice as many girls to work with as had been on last year’s squad. “Why Don’t They Do What They Say and Baby Talk” were only two of the various songs that the drill team performed to this year. They used all different kinds of music from jazz to rock. I The squad patiently waits for a roll-off. 2. With perfect timing, drill team executes their routine. 3. During first period, the group practices a kick line to the son Baby Talk. 74 Drill Team