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

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Sporting Tradition Traditionally Competitive t was the bottom of the sixth. The Lions were down 5-0 to the Jackson- ville Red Devils. The Lions had two outs and a strike against them. This was the first game of the season and also the first loss of the sea- son. The Lions went on to lose three of the first five games but did not give up. They struggled back to win the next five games. This year was a rebuilding For The Record Score Board OPP SCORE MHS Jacksonville 0 4 Fair 7 3 Mills 11 3 Bryant 6 4 Sylvan Hills 5 8 North Pulaski 5 0 Cabot 4 1 Hot Springs '3 1 Sheridan l 4 Cabot 6 9 North Pulaski 2 12 Sylvan Hills 0 4 Bryant 4 2 .Jacksonville 8 1 Mills 6 ll0fA Sporting Tradition year for the Lions. The team surprised themselves and ev- ery one else. They won con- ference championship, the Arkansas Tech Tournament, and came in second in the district tournament. The McClellan baseball team is a traditionally very good clubf' said Coach Keith Browning. The winning tra- dition of the Lion baseball team will be carried on to next years team. .Q ,L 4 . A,,: fy, ,T , .,,,.f.,:ff:, , , -K IAA' 'iii' 'l,, .'. 1 .4 afz i' ,sw my 4 ny . j aaa. v 4 ai i gf. yiy we ae 1 3. W W Q ily W vf f, 5 ara iw-5 ' j I J W J A 3 -' , ni a ,Y 9 M I 1 1 W5 ' ii' S , i V,-l.g53,- i .53 W fr f - , ' ': - 'ir' A-4 . M ii i ' . , 2. ,I , V mf. .V QQ 2- .- Eli ig 4 :ii 5 ,Z ' Q--M .M 'Z .MM W A 'W ' .4 V jf iv ,Z f 3' q as fr ia if Q s HA 'I M A .fb md' Zigi boa 4 Nw. QQ, Q ,,,, an B an ia 5 Q W i 2' f Q- . 7 if V Jygk A , ,M U 2 Www to , V was it A .ir .e val ,, ' ' a ' ,. . - W , . . aww, J W . .1 .. ,M . , Bottom: Brian Hill, Monte Blue, Terry Sandage, Justin McClelland, Dennis Smith, Eddie Horn, Andy Nordman, Gary McFadden, Chris Yount Row 2: C. Browning, Keith Thompson, Keith Hinson, Jeff McClelland, Greg Lamb, David Head, Chad Martin, Dennis Griffin, C. Bull Row 3: Scott Moore, Greg Murtha, Brent Rose, Todd Oliver, Jimmy Barnard, Chris Campbell, and John McMillan

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.JW Mm? ff Senior Tommy Johnson helps Weight lifting takes much con fellow senior Patrick Hill in the centration and effort on senior Pat- weight room. rick Hill's part. '-,gp--in in ll., T -1 rl iA H 1 Coaching Staff: kneeling: Martha Cothreng Back row, Ted Yotter, Da- vid Booth, Keith Browning, Tom McKinney, Charles Terry, Bob Bowman, Sonny Bull. Q. Y ,,.,,.,, , ,, , g V , . ' ' ,, A ,, , 1 ' Y g Y, ,l,,, tczizfz Z V r ,, V 'f'il' -i E4 Vvz. V,.,, 'Y Cm- ,,,,. ,. gl. W ul I N A y V .rll Ilvl I ' . it L 1 -, IAAA V ,,i' V , W V 7 -KA V KA' . ,, ull- Senior Football Players: Front Row, Dickey Staggs, Harley Welch, Paul Sebastian, Roma Williams, Reginald Dillard, Row 2: Rodney Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Han Choi, Brett Carroll, Alan Nesbitt, Joe Hinson, Row 3: Patrick Hill, Richard Styers, Doug Spear, An- toine Gordon, Jerry Trotter, Brent Dickson, Back row: Manager Brian Hill, Dwain Collins, Eddie Matlock, Kelly Pucek, Mark Akins, Mitch James, Manager Justin McClelland. A Sporting Traditionf109

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In anticipation of the upcoming challenge, the baseball team awaits in the dugout. Intently watching his star play- ers is Coach Keith Browning. A Sporting Traditionflll