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

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Sherrxe Summers loses herself in a fantasy world of romance novels. Shelley Miller: FBLA 4g Lion- ettes 2,3,4-Rankleader 7 ' V Thalia Miller: NHS 3,4vSec,g Choir 2,3,4-Highlander Mark Milstead: NHS 2,3,4g Speech and Drama Club 3,4-Trea- surer 4g Key Club ,2,3,4-Pres. 4g Boys' State 3: English 11 Award 2 Alisa Minick: Speech and Drama Club 4g Homecoming Court 2,45 Choir 2,3,4g All Region Choir 33 Jazz Ensemble 3,4 V, Heidi Minick: NHS 2,3,4g Key Club 4: Band 29 All Region Band 2 Doug Mize: VICA 3,4-V. Pres.g Bill Monk Lisa Montgomery Tammy Moody: NHS 4g Key Club 3g Lionettes 2,3,4-Squad leader 4g Who's Who 4 Vickie Mooney: FBLA 2g FHA 2 Jame ' FBLA 3,45 Stu- ent Council 4-Repg Art 23 Alpha Beta Numa 4-Treasurer Scot Moore: FBLA 2,43 Football 2,33 FCA 3g Baseball 3,45 MADD 3 Senlorsfl55

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After Hour Literature Romance Novels Catch The Reading Eyes Of Seniors wrinkled and torn book for a couple of days now, and finally you're to the climax. You can hear the swift pounding of your heart as you bite your nailless fingers. Since mother is not calling you to do some forgotten chore, you continue to read for hours. All the heartbreak and anguish finally comes to an end as you turn to the last page. Suddenly, your eyes are filled with tears of happiness ou've been reading that and your mouth slowly begins to smile. You have just finished reading a Har- lequin romance novel or some other passionate romance novel. Romance novels give young people the opportunity to escape into another world or see what life can be like. With romance novels, visits to other parts of the world which may never be possible are within reach. They take you to far away places and let you imagine that you are in that persons placef' said sen- ior Juanita Wayson. Senior Letitia Hampton reads romance novels because they always have a happy ending and in real there are rarely any happy end- ings. So, you might as well have the satisfaction of imagining a happy end- ing. Romance novels have made their mark with today's young people as did hula-hoops and Mrs. Beasley dolls with the young people of yesteryear. Stephanie Mauidin: FBLA 25 DECA 4 Wendell Mauldin: FBLA 45 Choir 25 COE 4 Janine McAvaney: FHA 25 VICA 3,4 Mark McClain: cClelland: NHS 2,3545 Boys' State 35 not all 3,4-Man- agen Baseball 2,3,4 Justin McClelland: Key Club 2,33 Football 3,45 Youth in Govern- ment 45 Model UN 3,45 Baseball 3 Cassandra McCoy: FBLA 25 WCA 3,4-Treasurer 11,Pres. 45 Space Tournament Winner 25 Me- dia Club 2 Mike McCranie: VICA 3,4 Seila McCullough: FBLA 23,45 COE 4-Rep.5 Volleyball 3 Jamie McManigal: NHS 3,45 Band 25 Majorettes 2 Michelle Michael: NHS 35 FBLA 45 Choir 45 All Region Choir 25 French Club 2 Ricky Milburn: DECA 3,4 Qi l'm4fSen1ors

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Kevin Morgan: FBLA 4g Choir 2,31 Band 2,3g COE 4 N Jogwlllqglxnisz FHA 2, DECA 3,4 mvalantina Yoshi Daryl Mozisek: VICA 3,4-Trea- surer 45 Track 23, Class Officer 3,4-V. Pres. 3 Keree Muradian: Student Council 4-Seng Key Club 2,3,4- Rep.g Choir 23,4-Hilanderg Foot- ball '.Z,3,4g FCA 2,3,4-Pres. 4 Danny Nelms: VICA 3,4- Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3 AllenHNe,sbitt: VICA 3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,4 Juan Newburn: Environmental Awareness 35 Track 4g DECA 3 Andy Nordman: Choir 2,33 Base- ball 3,4g Lettermaxfs Club 3 : FHA 3,43 OHE- HERO 3,4 Robert Norton: Choir 2,3,4g DECA 3,4 Chris Odell: Afterthoughts 2,3 Kim Odom: Speech and Drama Club 23,43 Art Club 35 Key Club 43 Choir 23,4 Cathy Ogle: FBLA 2,3,4g Choir 2: COE 4 Dana Olive: FBLA 2, Band 2,33 DECA 41 Orchestra 2,3,4g Chris- tian Council 2,3,4-Pres. 4 John Otto Beth Owens: Flagline 43 Band 23,4-Librarian Jig Handbells 4 Ricky Owens Page Parker: VICA 3,4-Treasure er, Golf 3,45 Graphic Arts Club 3,4- 'Treasurer 'WM- is be 152' lv6!3en1ors Q