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

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Renting a tuxedo from Sir Roberts Formal Shop is a major expense for senior Jeff McClel- land. Preparing for graduation by ordering invita- tions is senior Bobby Jenkins. 1' S Shaw Drummond: Key Club 45 VICA 4g Arch. Drafting I Award 3g NHS 45 Whois Who 4 Brian Duff: FBLA 3,4g VICA 3,4- Reporter 4g Football 2 Rhonda Dunlap: FBLA 2,3g Speech and Drama Club 43 Art Club 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4 Dr-:De Dunn: Art Club 2g Home- coming Court 23 Lionettes 2,3- Rank leader 3 Todd Durham be Greg Ellis: Golf 2,3,4g Drafting 2,3-Sgt. At Arms Sherri Elrodz FBLA 2,3,4g COE 4-Parliarnentarian Carol Evans: VICA 3,41 Tesha Ewing: FBLA 3g HERO 4 : VICA 4g Choir 2,3,4: Footbail 2,35 Track 2 Katrina Favre: NHS 2,3,43 Choir 23 DECA 4 William Fellows: Football 2 has--an K fox. I l44fSenior Expenses

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- f vm- A.v, gf...-...a....,..l..i. C Qvclv 1.0015 'Dale wsmeek Valesa Davis: FBLA 35 Environ- mental Awareness 3g Key Club 35 Choir 2,3,4g Jazz Ensamble 3,4 Felicia Delaware: FBLA 3: Track 3 ' Cindy Dennis: FBLA 2,3,4g COE 4, ckerson: FTA 23 FHA 2,3,4-V. Pres. 23 UHE 3,43 ,A AIA HERO 3,4-V. Pres. 33 Exec. Officer :: . 4 ,luv KC . .,L Q -O Q Terry Dickerson: Track 2 Brent Dickson: Student Council 2,3-Repg Key Club 2,35 Football 2,3,4g FCA 3,45 Lion salesmang DECA 4 Reginald Dillard: Football 2,3,4-Lettermang Basketball 2,3,4- Lettermang Track 2,3,4-Letter- mang FCA 3,4 Brenda Dorrell: NHS 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 3-Jr. Class Editorg French Club 3-Sec- I .fTreas. ' Living The American Dream The American dream for many seniors seemed beyond grasp, but they still kept dreaming. 1 3 is it a hope or a nightmare? Is it a reality or just an illusion? What- ever it may be, it still has only one name and that is the American Dream. But, what exactly is the American Dream? There is no clear definition of this dream, only the goals and expectations of the people. Everybody has a different view of the American,Dream and our seniors are no exception. The ideal American Dream for me would be to have peace in the world, says Letitia Hampton. Every blue-blooded, Coca-Cola drinking, flag-waving, American boy dreams of being filthy rich, driving a car with a long Grant Phillips. Italian name,', says AQQQTQISZZ3. Ei s X i Lee Ann Red's dream is to capture Brad Taylor, the quarterback fo the Ar- kansas Razorbacks and to marry him. lt did not matter what the dream was just as long as you believe in it. Part of senior Beth Owen's American Dream was living in a big house. American Dreamfl43

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The Cost 0 Class Dealing with the unbelievable costs of their senior year, seniors dug deep into their pockets. veryone thinks being a sen- ior is about the greatest thing that could happen to a person, until they see the bill. From test taking to graduation seniors must periodically pay for the coveted status of being a senior. Preparing to go to college can be al- most as expensive as really going to col- lege. Many tests are taken each year by students such as ACT and SAT, hoping to be lucky enough to receive an accep- tance by a particular college. These tests may cost from five to twelve dol- lars, with no guarantee of getting their moneyis worth. The prom poses more of a financial problem for the guys. Not only having to worry about a tux that costs any- where from S50 to 3150, but also gas, dinner, and a corsage for their favorite girl who probably spends about S130 on a dress. Graduation is perhaps the most ex- pensive aspect of being a senior. The total cost to participate in this momen- tous event can be as high as 33600. Sen- iors start paying for graduation their junior year by purchasing a class ring. Over the summer they buy senior pic- tures to send to all of their friends and relatives. Throughout the school year they purchase invitations and their cap and gown. Being a senior is an expensive exper- ience. No wonder seniors throw their caps in celebration of a temporary rest for their bank account. lv ? ,'V . K I f.rif rrtt - . i 'r-. ' . 4 A g - 4 W , 4 ' , r... ' A J .. , ,.., ------ xf.. if i . A Shelley Ferguson: Key Club 4g Girls, State 33 Lionettes 2,3,4g Class Officers 4-Sec., FCA 4-Trea- ,,,,.Q,,!LEi-9118-Ii. surer J a M FBLA 3,45 COE 4, Business Law Award 35 Electric Calculator 4 Denyse Fleming: FTA 25 FBLA 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4-Sec. 45 All Region Choir 3: COE 4 Ronnie Ford: FBLA 2,3,4g Base- ball 2,3,4 , Keith Foster: Art Club 2, VICA 2,3-Sec. Mike Foster Tripp Frazier: FBLA 3,4-Histo rian 4g House of Rep. 3 Richard Fritz Trisha Frost: NHS 2,3,4g Year- book Staff 3,4-Editor 4g Model UN 33 French Club 2,33 LePro1-ocateur I 4-Contributing writer ' F ' NHS 2g Student Council 2,3-Repq Football 3g Bas- ketball 2 Kathy Gallagher: NHS 2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4-Sen. 2,4 Re- porter 3 V. Pres. SASC 4g Choir 2,3,4g Scotia 23 Highlander 3,45 Girls' State 35 Class Officer-Trew surer 2 Olivia Garcia: NHS 2,3,4g FBLA 2,3,4g Key Club 43 Youth in Govt. 4 Senior Expensesf145