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

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Thinking about the 16 years spent in their home Peter rests against the drawbridge. Li ing in the Past eing built over fifty years ago, the Castle, which is the home of .Iunior Peter Rognrud and his sister Riesa, has stood as a majestic landmark in this community. Since Peter and Riesa have two older sisters and a brother who graduated from McClellan, this home has been the center of many parties. To get into the estate one must cross a drawbridge complete with chains. The main house has a floor plan of approxima- tely 10,000 square feet. Inside one may see a formal dining room with Queen Anne chairs, a huge living room with fireplace, baby grand piano, gold velvet furniture and chandeliers. Mr. Rognrud water proofed the bottom level and made it into a family room. Bay windows over look a large swimming pool on the back side. The property consists of twenty two and one-half acres and the Rognruds have lived there for 16 years. Some of the previous owners include Dr. Cook, Mr. Whit Stephens and Mr. Gus Walton. Mrs. Rognrud said, We have always enjoyed living here and I still do, she smiled, except after a party. In the formal living room Peter and Riesa pet their cat Chivas Regal. I s . I . . ' . t Chuck Baffemme I t ' Frank may I a l James Thompson ta etes 'Q'c 'c.'.. I I I- AH ' 5 . Qt, Juniorsfl93

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Jimmy Whittenburg Allen Wilder Maria Wilkerson Carrie Williams Christy Williams Scott Williams Tamera Williams Tara Williams Angie Willis Marla Wilson Karen Windsor James Wood Mike Woodworth Lana Wooley James Wright Starla Yandell Barry Young Dennis Young Jeff Bogard Brenda Brink Phillip Cole Barbara Garner Teresa Gober Greg Goodson Tina Griffin Larry Houston Joe Kelley Marsha Langford Kenny Newsome Gaylon Simmons l92fJumors QE ei,l it Standing before their Medieval-like house are Peter and Riesa. 4-A 'v- X l J' - QVRWX , I eu E ' I H ,V :yia . J , fi ' f'r.E35a1 . .en '39, ,3 xg.. 13 -1 . pK.9fij1 f X' -fain I 4' '31 . x.xu'. ::. , ,Q yn Rr , X 3 'sf' if X E.. Q NV , t ,,,ii N fl 3 Q f 'A' Q we ew: sf M? ' at 4 R

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Moving up into Big ore privileges faced the sophomores when they entered senior high. Orientation, held on August 29, 1979, provided a welcoming assembly for these newcomers. Learning the school rules and about clubs was part of the program. A tour of the school brought the assembly to a close. Something not only new to the sophomores, but to the whole school was Chuck Abbott Teresa Adams Patty Adcock Shaun Addison Reenae Akin Monique Alexander 2. ,. ' . .fi ' Q at J X 'df - H-rel? 'X 'xiffi fiiffrrft 1 J . Time arena scheduling. The students were able to choose what teachers and classes they wanted. Not knowing many teachers proved to be a problem for some. As school got underway, sophomores had, for the first time, a 70-minute lunch period enabling them to either go off campus for lunch, participate in clubs and organizations, or catch up on some studying. xqgzx If ew. Q 1 ' AQ 44 is r J i 3 'lit af fm 3 After the Homecoming game, Bill Levelsmier moves to the beat of Ring My Bell. fr A Class Officers: Lisa Grable, treas.g Sharon Robinson, pres.g and Shea Walker, W' iff' sec. Not shown: Donna Gross. ' , V..1l Anna Alison ,gg ,. My it g Eddie Allen ' 4 Mike Allen , pp A Alum . Teresa Almond ' ,. A li' ' f W, A 19 V. Sammy Alton 2.1 ll A iii L l errl T in - ...rr a ,sf , p - . g Kevin Anderson A .L ' 'Z ' M M M . Laurie Anderson rrr. f Wi. 5 ,A Ronnie Anderson Y ' ' V Vincent Anderson , Kevin Armstead ' li A' A 2 Charlie Armstrong A X' 'T uf? ' ii H l94fSophomores