La Crescenta, CA
"Each individual-from the science buff to the jocks-has made Clark what it is today, a school whose diveristy is only matched by its future. These students will not only become the face and impression of Clark. While some may become future Nobel Prize winners, others will become capitalists that drive our very economy... We now can step back and take a look at the masterpiece that has been created-- one that will make its mark on our high school memories." -Clark Pantera 2001
Clark wouldn't be the same school as it is now without the presence of clubs. Clark has a variety of clubs. My three most favorite clubs are: CSF, Key Club, and PAC.
CSF Group Picture Spring 2002
Are these the students who will turn out to be bosses when we start to work? Most likely yes. These students attained a GPA of 3.5 or higher before entering the club. Congrats to all who is in it!
PAC Spring 2002
These selected few students are the "helpers" of our principal at Clark. These PAC students work together to help out the school. Last summer they toured new freshmen around the school before the school year started.
Key Club 2001-2002
These Key Clubers help spend their free time by helping the community. They need at least four hours of service hours a month in order to remain inside the club. These four hours does not count towards graduations. We should be glad that we have a lot of people whocares for others!
Art Gallery
Fun Stuff
Christmas is almost here!(new)
Graduating in June 2004? Look at ure pic...click here
Spirit Week...*April 1-5, 2002*
Sprit week is one of the best week of the year at clark. Each day we had a theme. On Monday we had Clark spirit day. I did not get any pictures during that time. On Tuesday we had Decade's Day. We were allowed to chose an era. for example, I chose the year 1980 and all my friends dressed up as if we were still in the 80's. On Wednesday, it was Hawaiian Day. A lot of the students dressed up in hawaiian clothes and wore lieghs. On Thursday, we had our USA day. This special day was dedicated to all those who suffered through the September 11 tragedy. A lot of people wore red, white, and blue. And our last day didn't have a particular theme. We just had our fourth annual talent show that took place in the amphitheatre after 7th period. Here are few pictures to prove how wonderful that week was!
Year: 1980
Pic one: (From left) Alma, Melody, Sharisse, and Me
Pic Two: Vista and Shannon show their 80's pride!
Melody, Alma, and Sharisse poses to show their 80's attitude.
Ready for Hawaii? My hang out group seems to be ready! *Aloha* everyone~!
Front Row: Sharisse, Melody, Nina, Me, Lorilee, Alma
Back Row:Darren, Allen, and Ngoch-minh
Are YOU wearing Red, White, and/ or Blue today? Well you better because it is USA day. After what happened in New York in September 11, this is the least thing we can do to show our support.
"The Red Girls" shows their support by wearing...ahh...RED. I show my support by wearing...a sweater with a US flag. And Gnoch-mihn shows her support by holding a US flag! WE LOVE YOU NEW YORK! (Messg. from students from Clark Magnet)
"This is especially for all the victims in the September 11 tragedy," says Zeba R. with a wide grin on her face. Caroline T. sneeks in the middle of the picture to show her care for the country while Linda holds the American flag.
This is the Fourth year clark had a talent show. It seems that each year, the acts are getting better and better. The first act was one of my favorite. *Maybe it has to do because theyre my friends=D* The first group was called "THE PINK STARBURST"
The Pink Starburst gets their grooves on by showing their unique talented skills. The group contains: Nina, Alma, Sharisse, Ngoch-minh, and Marine.
The whole school stares in an awe as they watch Vivian C. showing her moves.
Tabitha, Yeznik, and Alec shows their skills by pretending to be a famous rock band. Their performance rocked the school! =P
When the talent show closed to an end, people shouted out for joy knowing that Spring break was upon them. They were impatient in finding their buses. Since we were still Clark students, we still showed our care with one another. Before the bus departure, a lot of students stayed for a while and hugged their friends good-bye.
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