McClellan High School - Lion Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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f At a club officers meeting Mitch Powell proceeds to tell the outlining of activities. Helping during Arena scheduling are Student 1 ,f' Council members Andrea Pierkowski and Derek .Je- Rudkin. 5 J ,ft A Q f..1im,... 1 Wax -6- Ai S C, Senators: Front Row: Janis Biggs, Pam Preller, Michelle Maddox, Brownyn Nelson, Steve Sullivan, Shayne Smith, Chris Morrison, Richard De Long, Bruce Jones, Sonya Thompson, Teddi Simmons, Brian Briley Students prepare their projects at the Leadership Workshop. ,,,., Officers: Front Row: Mrs. Joyce Person, Mrs. Betty Burr Sponsors, Row: Cynthia Johnson Corr. Sec., Debbie Robinson Rec. Sec., John T Vice Pres., Mitch Powell Pres., Mr. Mike Anderson Sponsor, Renae Treas., fMissing Andrea Pierkowski Rep.J l08fOrganizations

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E. :.5 ,1.-x gn . ?fie','ff - -M.. 1 - 5,34-'fu ' , 5'?f.h2HAf -L: ,. , .- , V , lthough some organizations, such National Forensics League, are the purpose of the members ?onlyQfijiiny are formed for the involvement Qagidf-good ofthe student body. This was iso in .the case of .ther blood drive which the LIC:-NI.I-f1lllln'.cnnnenl-pri fha :mn In-nnlrfng-Q served by the Y-teens, the Christmas Gift Shop set up by the Media Club, and College Night which the National Honor Society hosted. Student Council also provided many various activities for the students including pep assemblies and the loqflnrclnin xunrlrel-anna I w I Al Steve Sullivan receives a certificate of membership, he shakes the hand of Steve Hurd, Key Club President. Division f 107

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leads T Way eginning in August the Student Council sponsored sophomore orientation, helping incoming sophomores get acquainted with their new school. They also sponsored a teachei luncheon to appreciate the faculty and a road rally for all students. To promote cooperation among students and a new learning experience they sponsored two leadership conferences, one held in October and the other in February. At the Red-Blue Convention held in late February all tenth and eleventh graders learned the workings of the American political system by writing their party platforms and nominating and electing their 1980 '81 Student Council officers. An added teacher sponsor Mrs. Joyce Person helped keep the many student council activities running smoothly along with Mr. Mike Anderson, Head Sponsor, and Mrs. Betty Burr. Under the leadership of Mitch Powell, President, the Council added new projects every month. Students learned the voice of Mitch Powell who most often read 'the morning announcements over the inter-com. All clubs and organizations representatives meet with Student Council officers early in the year. During sophomore orienta- tion, Pres. Mitch Powell shows the new students around their surroundings. -louse of Representatives: Front Row: Susan Rooker, Nelson Red, Stacy Hawkins, Jay Sammons, Karen viorrow, Karla Shepard, Tony Trantham, Kelly Phelps, Donna Brown, Tara Staggs, Debbie Blendon, Rhonda Natsong Row 2: Ty Adcock, George Whale, Riesa Rognrud, O'Shea Walker, Miki Spikes, Sherri Jones, Lisa Cealer, Karen Irwin, Shelly Norris, Teresa Thomas, Renee Boyette, Linda Tharpg Row 3: Kim Talley, Brad lmith, Whitney Pelton, David Kinder, Denise Brown, Tanya Robinson, Elizabeth Kemp, Susan Smith, Georgia viills, Lovita Kelly, Lisa Taylor: Row 4: Lisa Sanders, Edie Howard, Cindy Dollar, Carol Bowars, Beth Plegge, lherry Ward, Marcy Burrleson, Marcy Sewell, Kim Nichols, Sue Bunch, Mike Spradlin, Donnie Price: Row 1: Barbara Sparkman, Rosalyn Jones, Valerie Hinton, Mark Hinson, Gloria Garner, Jay Craig, Steve Epperson, Todd Stewart Organizations f 109