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

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1? Life is a natural for Senior Susan Rooker as she awakens every morning and walks down a rocky hill to feed her family's adopted ducks and fish. Music beats all as far as Sophomore Chris Maxwell is concerned seen practicing on his electric guitar. Fresh air and space are two things which make Senior Mark Rauch enjoy life as seen one Saturday with his horse Babe Themef5

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Laughter, talk, and chatter fill the courtyards and hallways before school as students met with friends to talk about the weekend past. Going to the mall is a popular thing for Junior April Maddox as she shops up and down the aisles of Oseo Drug Store. 4 fThemc I P ll I' I. E - some people like to play instntments, others like to go shopping, and still others like to just relax and talk with good friends. .Whatever the time or place the fact remains inevitable that every individual has his own special style. With a population of 1,855 students, many who live near the city of Southwest Little Rock and a number of students who livein the spacious outskirts of town, there must be several different lifestyles in the community. Living close to the city, one might make several trips to the local mall or hamburger joint. When living further out, as many students do, one might get up every morning to feed the ducks or maybe go horseback riding in a big green pasture. Being placed in the same school and living in separate atmospheres gives individuals a choice and shows that there is . . . ll STYLE Fllll EIIEIITIIHE

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T1 spirit is shown as Senior Mark Greer a fist urging the Lions to keep fighting. PIIIITI what many people consider as the backbone for the survival of a school is spirit. Whether it is playing in the band, marching in Lionettes, cheering the players on to victory, or simply being a dedicated fan, spirit provides what is thought of as the single most stabilizing factor in 6fTheme campus life. ' Becoming a new member of the 5-A conference was at first looked upon by many people with skepticism, but as the season progressed the crowds became more confident. As stated by Head Coach Ted Yotter, I believe the move up to 5-A is a definite challenge for football aswell as basketball and track. What's more important is that we hope to have a larger number in participation now that we're in the larger conference. Now the true spirit-builders, whether supporting the team from the stands or actually participating, seem to accept the challenge that we are . . . pg 6 mcclellan 8003