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

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Junior Mark Hinson, among other counselor aids, serves refreshments to Mr. Guerin on his preparation period for Guidance Emphasis Week. Junior Sandra Sims works her COUNSELOR AIDES eresa Gober, Marsha Williams. position as she signs in junior Sanita Cook. Valeria Hinton, Tony West, Karen Morgan, Teresa Stanton, Mark Hinson, Shelly Norris, Laurie Herring. Row 2: Karen Tanya Smiley, April Maddox, Jan Stimpson, Karol Highfill, Mike White, Joe Sorrell. Row 3: Sandra Sims, Rita Bailey, Latimer, Patty Thompson, Tammy Jarrell, David Harrison. Row 4: Chrystal Bluford, Mrs. Ann Briley, Kam Barclay, OFFICE AIDES: Front: Brenda Summons, Lavita Kelley, Bridgette Stiggers, LaCretia Cook, Debbie McCullough, Karen Rippey. Row 2: Jana Beachamp, Faye Anderson, Kim Smith, Diane Lester, Carlyn Mosely, Beverly Griffin, Paula Oxner, Jamie Stancil. Row 3: Terri Lewellen, Tracey Cockman, Andy Phelan, Becky Kinder, Rhonda Goodwin, David Otts, Dott Diggs, Valerie Kelley. Row 4: Karen Reynolds, Sylvia Garcia, Yvette Dodson, Senita Cook, Lisa Gentry, Kelly Carlisle, Denise Parr, Karen Bivens, Rosalyn Armstead. Organizations f l 21

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dia ction edia Club experienced a decrease of members from 110 for '78-,79 to approximately 75 for ,79-'80 due to a rearrangement of student librarian positions. This in no way impaired the effectiveness of the students, involvement in club activities. Opening a Christmas Gift Shop, the media club made unusual gifts available for students and faculty for the first time. Other activities included the purchase of drapes for the library for the north windows with money raised partially by selling stationery and flower bulbs. With additional money a hot laminator was purchased this year. LIBRARY OFFICERS Front: Valerie Caserta, sec.g Sara Garrett, v. pres.g Sandra Theirmg pres Beverly Shepard, hist.g Back: Mrs. Magness, sponsorg Marsha Langford rep Evonne Hallum, treas.g Mrs. Mosley, sponsor.

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9 B0 's, Girl s State Teac es Leadership 'ghd Drawing campaign posters is of great importance to Derek Rudkin in running for a political office. I 122 fOrganizations eadership found its place last summer as twenty juniors represented McClellan at Boy's State and Girl's State. While at Girl's State, Senior Andrea Pier- kowski was one of two girls chosen to represent Arkansas at G1rl s ZFif4ffQQ.a f ,-1. Q gf , .4 ,M -H--H Nation. Andrea attended Girl's Natio: July 13-21 at the American Univei sity in Washington, D.C. Delegate visited the Supreme Court, th Pentagon, and the White House She met Congressman Ed Bethune Senators Dale Bumpers and Davii Pryor, and Senator Edward Ker nedy of Massachusetts. Andrea wa the commander of the Coast Guarf and had the opportunity to mee Admiral John B. Hayes, Corr mander of the United States Coal Guard. Girl's State delegates attendei OBU in Arkadelphia May 27-Jun 2 and Boy's State delegates attendei UCA in Conway June 3-8. Th main speaker was Governor Bij Clinton. A trip to the state capitz highlighted the week's activities. I xl i i P! 'J rf 5 h it s E l E I 5 Front Row: Jolm McGee, Brad Smith, Roy Phillips. Back Row: Mitch Powell, Derek Rudkin, Donnie Price Steve Hurd, Mark Greer, Eric Vaught. Not shown: Bob Rogers. ' l l