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

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A Spor-Ting Tradition Girls Can Be Competitors Too xcited, poised, alert, and ready to win, the Lady Lions volleyball team eager- ly started off the new season. As a young team with one re- turning senior but many en- thusiastic juniors and sopho- mores, the girls battled through a hard season and ended with a 5-8 record. Although being a young team was a major problem throughout the season, they endured another problem that might have undermined the spirit of the team if they had not supported each oth- er. This was the fact that they had little or no support shown from the student body. The only faces in the stands they could regularly count on were parents. Many girls who were mem- bers of the volleyball team were also members of the track team. Coach Charles Terry began working with his runners as soon as bas- ketball season had ended. Although most of the events were individual ones, the girls worked together to create a reputation and re- cord that they and the whole school could be proud of. at a-,ang rf ,....V 3,.,,v, I Wnfwe ww,,wW,..t ,,,, . 2, MMR mf T. Q fi' ,, A 1'76fA Sporting Tradition In their starting position sopho- more Kim Bowman and senior ,Ik anna Abbott wait for the signal to begin. N . , Setting up to serve a powerful point against the opponent is Rosa- lyn Young. A '-.Q -SJ Junior Michelle Rainey doesn't hesitate in her powerful serve to the opponent.

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