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

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Gr at Rus he beginning of the year students from every 3rd period class were selected to become Lion salesmen. In order to keep bookkeeping problems at a minimum, it was their responsibili- ty to collect and count the money, fill out receipts, keep an accurate list of all those who bought annuals, and then return the money to the annual office before going to lunch. The salesmen who sold annuals to every person in their 3rd period class received annuals free, and were honored at the annual assembly at the end of the year. Though a few salesmen confessed to hectic moments, sales were good, and 1,017 annuals were sold in October. At the beginning of the lunch period, Kent Justus, Karen Windsor, Andy Phelan, John Bush, and Donna Gro returned their money and subscription receipts for the 1980 Lion to Minell Zahn. Lion Salesmen: Front: Dennis Ansel, Beth Plegge, Lisa Sanders, Randy Burrall, Sara Garrett, Tony Trantham, Brenda Summons, Darrell Peters. Row 2: Lori Mor Sharon Daniels, Barbara Gaylor, Morrow Muradian, Lori Dellinger, Sandra Theiring, Terri Stalnaker, Melanie Lane, Laura Williams, Kathy Young. Row 3: Sc Masters, Kevin Chapman, Lewis Toon, Beth Kemp, Jan Stimpson, Andy Phelan, Rhonda Watson, Tami Cheek, Mary Hess. Back: Evonne Hallum, David Merr Renae Aiken, Karen Keown, Susan Jones, Brenda Cheek, Liz Lehman, Karen Windsor, Bruce Thompson. QNot pictured: Cindy Jones, Michelle Franks, Tor Mooney, Karla Red, Tonia Stratter, John Bush, Sheila Highley, Mark Claxton, Yvonne Critsen, Cindy Dollar, Tracey Parker, Donna Gross, Warren Pierce, F Goodwin, Stanley Henderson, Deann Henderson, Duke Benke, Lisa Lee, Sherri Shiflett, Andrea Peirkowski, Debbie Washburn, Kent Justus, Mary Jackson, Geo: Peters, Lea Carr, Carrie Matthews, Brent Justus, Rhonda Barrentinej l 28 f Organizations

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,DVISOR: Mrs. Beverly Billingsley DITOR: Lisa Taylor I r fern 4 A111 1' USINESS MANAGER: Minell Zahn E31 - ,,, ,, SSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERX CADEMIC EDITOR: Virginia Webb SSISTANT EDITOR: Michael McCall ENIOR CLASS EDITOR: Lisa Ingram 'lt oldooo with th ew ork, write, and revise, became a common language for yearbook staff members as they experimented with several new ideas and made a number of changes in the appearance of the LION. One of the major changes was the enlargement of the yearbook to the new size of 9xl2. Other additions included folio lines, art type headlines and boldface lead-ins into captions. Also changing the content of the LION was the absence of the dedication. Many yearbook staff members felt that having such a large faculty made it impossible to choose just one teacher to accept the award. Planning of all these changes started during the summer workshop at Ouachita Baptist University held July where the new members learned the fundamentals for producing a yearbook. As the school year began an area wide fall workshop held Oct. 6, 1979, at Central High School re-emphasized good yearbook planning. The first shipment of 17 pages went to the printers November 15. The final shipment carrying 97 pages left the staff relieved just long enough to face the yearbook contest entries. Finishing the year was the annual AHSPA convention held at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs and then the multi-media slide show presentation May 5. Front Row: Eric Vaught, Scott Hunter, Mark Hinson, Clay Shipps, Bruce Grice. Row 2: Lisa Taylor, Mrs. Beverly Billingsley, Brenda Covington, Valerie Caserta, Jeff Penn, Brian Hardin, Michael McCall. Back Row: Virginia Webb, Lynne Stewart, .lulie Reynolds, Nancy Bluerock, Jennifer Caviness, Pam Preller, Donnie Price, Minell Zahn, Lisa Ingram, Rel johnson. Organizations I 127

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Discussing preparations for the next fire drill is Mr. Jackson. While performing his role as fire marshal, Allen Wilder checks Ko2 to make sure that the area is cleared and safe. ire Marshals Front Steve Epperson Allen Wilder David Hmson, Row 2: Bob Rogers, avid Hocott Javonda Ward Scott Mattlock Back Mr Jackson fsponsorl, Mark Ellis, wis Toon LaCret1a Cook Thomas Dicus CNot pictured Brian Ray, and Rhonda ach fire marshal had an assigned post, when the bell rang, each student then searched his or her section to make sure every student and faculty member had evacuated the building. If a fire was detected in their area they reported it to the office. The building should be evacuated in 90 seconds maximum time. The fire marshals tried to better the amount of time it took them to do their rounds. Their best time was recorded at 65 seconds. The service they provided was strictly on a volunteer basis in which the student gained only the satisfaction of doing something worth while for others. J Organizations f 129