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

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Rabin CTDQII Helps Nicaraguan Students hile some students were sitting around wondering what they were going to do with the knowledge they accumulat- ed in their twelve years of school, Robin O'Dell was busy putting hers into use. At the request of Mrs. Janie Naylor, principal of Chicot Elementary School, Robin helped two Nicaraguan children who attended the school with their communication problems. The children, Edwardo and Yadira Maglione, were new students at Chicot this year. Edwardo, a sixth grade student, CHRIS GIAIMO: Mu Alpha Theta 3, NHS 3,43 FBLA 23 Y-Teens 2, VICA 3,4. VIVIAN GIVENS: FHA 2g Volleyball 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Track 2,33 Office Worker 2. JAMES GIVENSZ Fire Marshal 33 Lion Salesman 39 IADC 3. PHIL GOODWIN: Student Council 45 VICA 3,4g Track 2. RHONDA GOODWIN: FBLA 2,3,4g Choir 2, COE 45 Lion Salesman 4, Office Worker 3,4. DONNIE GREEN. MARK GREERZ Boys State 3, Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 3,4. MICHAEL GREER: IADC 4, DECA 4. TERESA GRIFFITH: FBLA 2, FHA 4, HERO 4g 2nd V. Pres. 4. SCOTT GROSE: DECA 3,4g Parl. 4. JIM GROSSZ Key Club 23 Football 23 Track 2g FCA 25 Lion Salesman 2. RAYMOND GUINN: VICA 3,4g Basketball Manager 3. 144 f Seniors spoke some English, but Yadira, a fourth grader, didn't speak any English at all. Robin helped them with vocabulary words, reading comprehension, and fol- lowing directions. According to Robin, Edwardo and Yadira were very smart and caught on to their work quickly. This was Robin's sixth year to take Spanish, and she has won several awards. When she was a sophomore, Robin received the Spanish III Award and placed third on the Level III National Spanish Exam. Her junior year, she received the Spanish IV Award. She also had the best score in the state on the Level IV National Spanish Exam. Robin plans to teach a language to children some day, and she now has some experience. This work also helped Chicot provide adequate studies for Edwardo and Yadira. Mrs. Sue Ingram, Edwardo's teacher, said, We try to meet the needs of all our students. Since we do not offer Spanish at the elementary level in our school, we appreciate the time and effor1 Robin gave for these students. 'l Q as el

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,I 1 isizz. ' f W Analyzing tissue helps advanced biology students prepare for medical careers. l 'isplaying her 141 foot long gum wrapper string Ruth Brummett tells the TAG Discussing ideas for the Lion-Up are Andrea Pierkowski and Nelson Red. hss about her hobby. Seniors Look to the Future ome students decided to take so called easy classes their senior year so they would not have to worry about homework and studying. This was not for everyone, though. Some seniors took analysis, physics, independent study, advanced biology, and advanced Eng- lish. They were willing to spend some extra time studying in order to be better prepared for the future. :bugging his program in Independent Study is eve Arendt. ,,.., . Seniorsf 143

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I , Q. Q . R ft! ,i , W.. .Mmmfe- 5. in 4 Robin 0'Dell waits patiently for an answer from Edwardo and Yadira Maglione. Calling out vocabulary words for Edwardo Maglione, Robin O'Dell helps him with his English. LANCE GUNN. BARBARA GWIN: VICA 3,4. MARVIN HALLIGAN. ALLAN HALLMAN. Basketball 35 FCA 3. MARSHA HARGRAVE. LACEY HARLAN. HAROUT HAROUTOUNIAN. 2,3,45 Pres. 45 Football 25 FCA 2. VICA 45 Chess Club 3. Seniors 1 145 JOSEPH HALE: Basketball 2,3,4g Track EVONNE HALLUM: Media Club 234 Treas. 45 FBLA 25 VICA 45 Lion Salesman 4 KARL HAMILTON: Mu Alpha Theta 35 For Lang. Club 3,45 NHS 35 Spanish I Award 3 MARTIN HARRIS: Key Club 2,35 Choir TRAVIS HARTNETT: FTA 3,45 IADC 3