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

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of , F .ffv:t.,fgwa1yg 1 ' rf BY. Mr. David Booth, Physical Ed., Athletics, OBU, B.A. Mrs. Mary Bridges, Clothing 8a Textiles, Parenting, Homemaking II, Grambling St. Univ., FHA Mr. Ed Bullington, Am. History, International Relations, Soc. Studies Dept. Head, OBU, B.S.E., Youth in Government. Mrs. Betty Burr, Machine Shorthand, Shorthand I, Bus. Law, Bus. Dept. Head, UCA, B.S.E., Student Council, Bus. Law Club. Ms. Linda Chrisman, tsecond semes- terl Amer. Hist., Psychology, La. Tech. Univ., Cheerleaders. Mr. Earl Cloud, Analysis, Indep. Study, Basic Math, HSU, B.S.E., Western Kentucky Univ., M.A, Mrs. Martha Cothren, Am. History, Girls Athletics, HSU, B.S.E., M.S.E. Mrs. Sue Cummings, BOE, Typing I, UCA, B.S.E., Y-Teens. Mrs. Mary Ann Dalton, English III, Home Ec., UCA, B.S.E. Mr. David DeArmond, Choral Direc- tor, OBU, B.M.E. Running marathons, Mr. Willis runs as a part time hobby. F F' I F F' U N veraging eight minutes per mile, Mr. Ken Willis, a Biology teacher, ran 2,551 miles from the beginning of January to December of '79, About six years ago Mr. Willis began running, but only in the past two and a half years has it been serious. Running for personal pleasure is only a partial reason why Mr. Willis runs. It is also to stay physically fit. After you get into shape, Mr. Willis said, you actually feel good after running ten miles. Excelling each time, Mr. Willis has participated in three marathons, marath- ons being twenty-six miles and 385 yards long. His first, the Booneville, Ark. Marathon, he ran four hours ten minutes, second, the New York Marathon, in three hours and forty-six minutes, and third, the Dallas White Rock Marathon, in three hours seventeen minutes. He also ran some ten kilometer races winning a second place trophy in one. Setting some personal records, Mr. Willis ran 100 miles in one week, and ran thirty miles in one run. Lacking seven minutes, Mr. Willis hopes that someday he will qualify for the Boston Marathon, one of the most noted races. Faculty f 2 19

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Lisa Spann receives help from Mrs. Bridges on a sewing project. Joining the faculty as a new counselor, Mr. Sam Stueart reviews student records. James Simmons receives paper back in Mrs. Jenkins' sixth period class. 21 8 f Faculty Mrs. Virginia Abrams, Counselor, Ark. A.M.8cN. College, B.S., UCA, M.S. Mrs. Nancy Adams, Elem. Alg. I, UCA, B.S.E., Lionettes Mr. Michael E. Aeilts, Single Skills Lab., CCE, UCA, B.S.E., CCECA Mrs. Christina Anderson, Guidance Department Head, N. Texas St. Univ. B.S., Univ. of Texas, M.Ed. Mr. Mike Anderson Business Math OBU, B.A., Student Cbuncil. , A VAIVA Azzv A A Azi:VIA fi-Q . , ' Mrs. Mary Jane Beard, Alg. II, ' A Calculator Math, OBU, B.S., Univ. of . 23 t Ark. at Fayetteville, M.A. Vi. ,fi f, ' . 6 A ti ' , , X Mrs. Kay Beckworth, COE, Southwest Mo. St. Univ., B.S., Univ. of Ark., M.Ed., FBLA, COE Club, Senior Sponsor Mrs. Lavonne Berry, English Il, Spanish, Abilene Christ. Univ., B.S.E., Foreign Lang. Club. Mrs. Beverly Billingsley, English II, Univ. of Southwestern La., B.A., Year- book Advisor. Mrs. Patsy Lynn Bonds, English II, HSU, B.S,E. 54-.Arai 1 2--sz--. fe:-::1nfe.iss .r. f , J 9k ra: 2 9 K 2 nf s ,, i I

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Mr, John Dedman, Phys. Ed., Biology, Athletics, Henderson St. Univ., B.S.E. Coach Jimmy Dickerson, Life Science, Athletics, Univ. of Ark., at Monticello, B.S.E., Univ. of Ark., M.S.E., FCA Mr. Earl Dilworth, English II, Univ. of Ark., at P.B., B.S.E., OBU, M.S.E. Mrs. Betty Farrar, English III, French, UAM, B.A, Univ. of Ark., M.A., Foreign Lang. Club Ms. Karen Foncannon, P.V. Math, Clark Univ., B.A., New York Univ., M.A. CCE Mrs. Carolyn Friedl, Home Ec. Dept. Head, HOE, Foods 8: Nutrition, Adult Living, UCA, B.S.E., HERO Mrs. Aundra Garvin, Biology, UALR, B.S. Mrs. Linda Geiger, English III 8: IV, HSU, B.S.E., NHS Mr. H. K. Geurin, Biology, Chemistry, Harding, B.A., M.A.T., Tenn. Tech. Univ., EDS., Science Club .,f ' ,mf Cin.. W Mr. Earl Cloud arena scheduling. 220 j Faculty HMA-ir, .,.. addresses group during Preparing for take-off, Mr. Lonnie Johnston thoroughly examines the engine.