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

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Seeing if pupils dialate to the sound of a bell, Christy Williams undergoes the classical conditioning experiment. Testing a kitten's depth perception, Whitney Pelton observes the visual cliff' experiment. 36 Listening to a guest speaker is the second period World Geography class.

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0' Q N ff! I QEQQSWT Q Q T? t Displaying his version of the Rorschach or ink blot test mentioned in Flowers for Algernon is senior Garry Bryant. Miss Susie West's Flowers for Algernon bulletin board showing various ink blots serves as a writing subject. An unquenchable exuberance lived in him. Reading the saga of Boaz Negro in the short story Footfalls is Rene Durrell. .....,,,,H '--... ,A -f-. Academics f 35

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Talking to World Geography class, Mr. Ron Sherman of Channel four explains weather changes. Giving a sociology report is Ricky Thompson. Students should be aware that foreign affairs have a way of becoming a direct part of our domestic life.-Mr. Ed Bullington teacher af' Sixth period Psychology class prepares to take an exam. The Urine Find Future Subject 44 Luhat is that you're wearing? It looks like a bath robe. It is a kimono. I'm representing Japan at Model U.N.,, How did you get to do that? Through my International Rela- tions classf' Twenty-five students enrolled in the social studies courses attended the Arkansas Model United Nations at UCA November thirtieth and December first. The students repre- sented seven countries, and the delegation from Syria CLisa Pember- ton, Andrea Pierkowski, and Debbie Robinsonl became a winning delegation because of its accurate depiction of the country. Inquiries classes visited the Pulas- ki County Court House to hear Chip Carter speak. After the speech they sat in on a private press conference. Although History classes involve a lot of classroom study, there is time for outside activity. 37