Clark County School District Archives

• Advanced Technologies Academy

• Arbor View High School

• Area Technical Trade Center High School

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• Basic High School
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  • Glen and Les Charles
    Writer-producers for The Bob Newhart Show, created and produced the television shows Taxi and Cheers. Formed the Charles-Burrows-Charles production company with James Burrows.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2014
     

  • Andy A. Hafen
    Mayor of the city of Henderson, Nevada
    Class of 1972
    source & date: City of Henderson Web Site, viewed 2011
     

  • Jack Jeffrey
    John E. Jeffrey served on the Henderson City Council (1969-1973) and Nevada state legislature (1974-1990). He also has a CCSD school named after him.
    Graduated in the 1950s
    source & date: Email from R. Watson received on 1/26/12 and The Jack Jeffrey Oral History Project
     

  • Chris Latham
    Baseball outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Toronto Blue Jays, New York Yankees and Japan's Yomiuri Giants
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2011
     

  • Harry Reid
    US Senator and Senate Majority Leader
    Class of 1957
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2011 and harryreid.com, viewed 2011
     

  • Tanya Tucker
    Country music artist
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2011
     

  • Renee Brown
    Chief of Basketball Operations and Player Relations for the Women's National Basketball Association
    source & date: Rick Watson email and www.wnba.com, viewed 2016
     

  • Larry C. Bolden 
    First black deputy chief for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
    source & date: The View, 2/23/10

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• Bonanza High School
   

  • Kris Bryant
    Baseball third baseman for the Chicago Cubs
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Amy Chelini
    Attorney in the Law Office of Amy Chelini in downtown Las Vegas
    source & date: the Las Vegas Review Journal, 4/28/13
     

  • Mark Hutchison
    Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
    Class of 1981
    source & date: S. Ginger (2015) and Wikipedia, viewed 2015
     

  • Frank Mir
    Winner of the 2004 Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight title
    Class of 1998
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Gerald Riggs
    Football running back for the Atlanta Falcons (1982-1988) and the Washington Redskins (1989-1991)
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 

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• Boulder City High School
   

  • Deidre McLay
    Decorated officer and one of a handful of women to lead a U.S. Navy destroyer
    Class of 1982
    source & date: M. Clarke (2011) and Las Vegas Review Journal, 2005

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• Canyon Springs High School

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• Centennial High School
   

  • Italee Lucas
    Basketball player for the North Carolina Tar Heels. Candidate for the John R. Wooden award, given to the best player in women's college basketball.
    Class of 2007?
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 2011

 

• Chaparral High School
   

  • Brandon Flowers
    Frontman, vocalist and keyboardist of the Las Vegas-based rock band The Killers
    Class of 1999
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Heather DeSart
    Deputy Director of Workforce Connections
    Class of 1983
    source & date: Email from Ms. DeSart received on 9/20/12
     

  • Mark Slaughter
    Founder of the hard rock band Slaughter who has also worked as a voice actor and composer
    Class of 1982
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Mark Stoermer
    Bassist and vocalist for the Las Vegas-based rock band The Killers
    Class of 1995
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Kenneth "Finger Fish" Wilson
    Drummer for Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2017
     

  • Anthony E. Zuiker
    Creator and executive producer of the television show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
    Class of 1986
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010

 

• Cheyenne High School
   

  • Quinton Carter
    NFL football player for the Denver Broncos
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2014
     

  • Sara Dozier
    Decorated Navy officer, counselor, and Sailor of the Year
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 12/25/13
     

• Cimarron-Memorial High School
   

  • Marcus Banks
    Basketball player for the Toronto Raptors
    Class of 1999
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Jay Beasley
    NASCAR driver
    Class of 2010
    source & date: jaybeasleyracing.com, viewed 2013 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 4/12/3
     

  • Tiffany Hyt
    Dancer in the D Hotel/Casino's Raak N Roll show
    Class of 2010
    source & date: the Las Vegas Review Journal, 2/2/14
     

  • Brandon Marshall
    NFL Football player for the Denver Broncos
    source & date: The Las Vegas Sun, 1/23/14 and the Denver Broncos player page, viewed 2014
     

  • Beth Riesgraf
    Actress best known for her portrayal of Parker in the TNT television series Leverage. She also played Natalie Duckworth on the show My Name Is Earl and the Alvin and The Chipmunks (2007) film as a mother in the supermarket.
    Class of 1996
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2012 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 7/12/12
     

• Community College High School East

• Community College High School South

• Community College High School West
   

• Coronado High School
   

  • Chaz Wolcott
    Associated with Newsie "Buttons" in the first national tour of Disney's Newsies
    Class of 1982
    source & date: chazwolcott.com, 2015

 

• Del Sol High School

• Desert Oasis High School

• Desert Pines High School
   

• Durango High School
   

  • Kurt Busch
    NASCAR driver of the #2 Miller Lite Dodge car 
    Class of 1996
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Kyle Busch
    NASCAR driver of the #18 Mars / Interstate Batteries Toyota Camry car  
    Class of 2002
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
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  • Rebekah Kochan
    Actress best known for playing the role of Tiffani von der Sloot in the Eating Out trilogy
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • T.J. Lavin
    BMX rider, professional musician and host of MTV's The Challenge
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Ryan Ludwick
    Baseball right fielder for the San Diego Padres
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Fabiola Marzano
    News Reporter for MundoFOX in Las Vegas
    source & date: Email from R. Johnson on 10/14/14.
     

  • Jack Murphy
    Head men's basketball coach at Northern Arizona University
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2013 and the Las Vegas Review Jounral, 11/13/12
     

  • Ishe Smith
    Professional boxer and competitor on the first season of the reality TV show The Contender
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed on 2014 and The Las Vegas Sun, 9/11/13
     

  • Cerina Vincent
    Actress and model known for playing the Yellow Ranger Maya in Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy and a foreign exchange student in Not Another Teen Movie
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010

 

• East Career and Technical Academy (ECTA)
   

• Ed W. Clark High School
   

  • Robert Anthony Gamez
    Professional golfer  
    source & date: M. Clarke and Wikipedia, viewed 2011
     

  • Jimmy Kimmel
    Television host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! late-night ABC talk show, comedian and producer
    Class of 1985
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and The Las Vegas Sun, 5/13/17
     

  • Louis Prima, Jr.
    Entertainer, bandleader and trumpeter best known for carrying on the legacy of his father, Louis Prima
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 5/2/13 and Dr. Kay Carl
     

• Eldorado High School
   

  • Stavan Corbett
    Former co-chair of the Southern Nevada Gang Task Force, former commissioner on Las Vegas' Parks and Recreation Commission (2006), Nevada State Board of Education representative for District 5 (2010), Board member of the Latin Chamber of Commerce (2011), Chief Operating Officer of the LUZ Community Development Coalition, host of the radio talk show Urban Nation, etc.
    Class of 1992
    source & date: E-mail from Mr. Corbett received on 7/12/11
     

  • Steven Jackson
    Football running back for the St. Louis Rams
    Class of 2001source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

• Eldorado Preparatory Academy

• Foothill High School
   

• Green Valley High School
   

  • Korre Heggem
    Visual Effects Artist who has won two Oscars. He worked on Life of Pi and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 3/1/13
     

  • Chad Hermansen
    Baseball shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Dave Krynzel
    Baseball outfielder for the Milwaukee Brewers
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Marylee Keller
    One of the 100 Interns to serve at the White House during the Spring of 2014
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 3/1/14
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  • Mike Nannini
    Baseball pitcher for the Houston Astros
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016

 

• Indian Springs High School
   

• Las Vegas High School
   

  • Toni Basil
    Singer-songwriter, actor, filmmaker, film director and choreographer, well known for her worldwide #1 hit Mickey (1982) and her role in Easy Rider (1969)
    Class of 1961
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Herculez Gomez
    Soccer player for Pachuca in the Primera División de México
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/30/10
     

  • Bryce Harper
    Baseball outfielder for the Washington Nationals
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2013 and the Las Vegas Sun, 3/27/13
     

  • Ricardo Villalobos
    Department Director of Workforce Connections, a youth program
    source & date: E-mail from Mr. Villalobos received on 9/14/12
     

• Las Vegas Academy of International Studies, Performing and Visual Arts
   

  •  Leah Dizon
    Singer and gravure idol in Japan. Born and raised in Las Vegas, she moved to Tokyo in 2006 to pursue an entertainment career and made her recording debut on Victor Entertainment later that same year.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Matthew Gray Gubler
    Actor, film director, sketch artist and former fashion model who is best known for his role as the young genius Dr. Spencer Reid in the CBS television show Criminal Minds. Gubler created several movies that were filmed in his hometown of Las Vegas.
    Class of 1998
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Donovan Patton
    Actor who is the second host of Nick Jr.'s Blue's Clues. He has also provided the voice of Bot on the Nick series Team Umizoomi. He has also appeared in three episodes of the ABC daytime drama One Life To Live.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Baron Vaughn
    Comedian and actor from the cast of the Netflix series Grace and Frankie. He also played in the USA Network's Fairly Legal. He has appeard in many feature films and has been featured on talk shows Lopez Tonight, Conan and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. He even plays the voice of Tom Servo in Mystery Science Theater 3000.
    source & date: Vegas Seven, 3/27/13 and Wikipedia, viewed 2017
     

  • Rutina Wesley
    Actress best known for her role as Tara Thornton on the HBO series True Blood.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2012 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/14/12
      

• Laughlin High School

• Legacy High School

• Liberty High School

• Moapa Valley High School

• Mojave High School

• Northwest Career and Technical Academy (NWCTA)
   

• Palo Verde High School
   

  • ​Elle McLemore
    She played the role of the Eva in the Broadway musical production Bring It On, starred in the final season of Army Wives and played Heather McNamara in the musical adaption of Heathers.
    Class of 2009
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2015
     

  • Ally Snelling
    Softball player accepted into West Point United States Military Academy
    Class of 2017
    source & date: the Las Vegas Review Journal, 4/24/17
     

  • Brendon Urie
    Lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist and pianist of Panic! at the Disco. He also plays drums, bass guitar, accordion, organ and cello.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

• Rancho High School
   

  • Greg Anthony
    NBA player and personality on the ESPN family of networks. He has also been an analyst for CBS's college basketball coverage. Anthony has also contributed to Yahoo! Sports as a college basketball analyst.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Shari L. Buck
    North Las Vegas Mayor
    source & date: City of North Las Vegas web site, viewed 2013
     

  • Tom Hawley
    Traffic reporter for Channel 3 in Las Vegas. He has also done feature reporting on outdoor adventures, and local history with the weekly Video Vault. Member of the Nevada Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
    source & date: Channel 3 web site, viewed 3/11/13
     

  • Lionel Hollins
    Basketball coach (Brooklyn Nets, Las Vegas Silver Bandits, etc.) and player for many teams including the Houston Rockets and Detroit Pistons.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016.
     

  • Willie Mae McIver
    1999 Stellar Award winning Gospel Announcer of the Year. Gospel Inspirations producer and host, and National Director of the Rejoice! Musical Soul Food radio shows. Owner of the Covenant Media Group.
    Class of 1977
    source & date: L. Edwards, 2011
     

  • Michael Robert Pritchard
    Football player for the Atlanta Falcons, Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks between 1991 and 1999. He has also worked for ESPN 1100 radio station and has been a play-by-play caller for UNLV football games.
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2014 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 11/14/13
     

  • Ne-Yo
    Pop and R&B singer-songwriter, record producer, actor, and occasional rapper. Since his debut, Ne-Yo has had five top ten songs on the Billboard Hot 100 as a lead artist and two number-one albums on the Billboard 200.
    Class of 1998
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

• Shadow Ridge High School
   

  • Dia Frampton
    Lead singer of Meg & Dia, a band formed in 2004
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

• Sierra Vista High School
   

  • Jake Hager
    Baseball shortstop for the Tampa Bay Rays
    source & date: Email from R. Johnson and Wikipedia, viewed 2015
     

• Silverado High School
   

  • Matthew Hennigan
    Sergeant in the U.S. Army, killed on June 30 in Afghanistan
    Class of 2007
    source & date: the Las Vegas Review Journal, 7/9/10
     

  • Mike McDade
    Baseball player for the Toronto Blue Jays
    source & date: the Las Vegas Review Journal, 7/9/10 Las Vegas Review Journal, 8/1/12 and Baseball-reference.com, viewed 2013
     

• Southeast Career Technical Academy (formerly named Southern Nevada Vocational Technical Center (SNVTC)

• Southwest Career Technical Academy
   

• Spring Valley High School
   

  • Aaron Blair
    Baseball pitcher for the Atlanta Braves
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Tyler Anderson
    Baseball pitcher for the Colorado Rockies
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

• Sunrise Mountain High School
   

• Valley High School
   

  • Andre Agassi
    Tennis player and former World No. 1. Generally considered by critics and fellow players to be one of the greatest tennis players of all time.
    Class of 1988
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Marty Barrett
    Baseball player for the Boston Red Sox
    Class of 1976
    source & date: Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame, viewed 2016
     

  • Shelley Berkley
    U.S. Representative for Nevada's 1st congressional district
    source & date: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, viewed 2011 and Wikipedia, viewed 2011
     

  • Tyler Houston
    Baseball third baseman and catcher for many professional baseball teams including the Philadelphia Phillies
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Greg Maddux
    Major League baseball pitcher. He was the first pitcher in major league history to win the Cy Young Award for four consecutive years (1992-1995).
    Class of 1984
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Mike Morgan
    Baseball pitcher for many teams such as the Arizona Diamondbacks
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Donovan Osborne
    Baseball pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers 
    Wikipedia, viewed 2016
     

  • Jack Rappaport
    Liberace Foundation President and former Director and President of the Las Vegas Music Festival
    Class of 1974
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 6/27/10
     

  • Stevenson Sylvester
    Football linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played in the 2011 Super Bowl.
    Class of 2006
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2011 and the Las Vegas Sun, 1/27/11
     

  • Kim Wallin
    Nevada State Controller, Accounting Today recognized Wallin as one of the 100 most influential people in accounting in the country (2003), "Woman CPA of the Year" of the entire country by the American Women's Society of CPA's (2006).
    Class of 1974
    source & date: www.kimwallin.org, viewed 2010 and Rick Watson
     

• Veterans Tribute Career Technical Academy

• Virgin Valley High School

• Virtual High School

• West Career and Technical Academy
   

• Western High School
   

  • Tim Dahlberg
    Sports journalist who has won several writing awards including the Grimsley Award (Associated Press Sports Editors)
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 2/24/11
     

  • Lawrence Guy
    Football player for the San Diego Chargers, Green Bay Packers, and the Indianapolis Colts
    source & date: Las Vegas Review Journal, 3/7/12
     

  • Corinna Harney
    Model and actress
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Nicole Malachowski
    United States Air Force officer and the first female pilot selected to fly as part of the USAF Thunderbirds
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010
     

  • Frank Hawkins
    Football player for the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders from 1981 to 1987
    Class of 1977
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2014 and the Las Vegas Review Journal, 11/14/13
     

  • Ronnie Vannucci
    Drummer of the Las Vegas-based rock band The Killers
    source & date: Wikipedia, viewed 2010