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

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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

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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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Musica Persuasion We Take Our Music Very Seriously into a typical teenagers room one of the first things to catch your eye are the posters plastered on the wall displaying the resident's personal favorites such as Duran Duran, Journey, Rush, Ozzy Os- borne, or the Police. The second item would probably be the expensive stereo system. Because of these items you can safely come to the conclusion that this person takes his music very seriously. So seriously in fact, that he shows his personal preferences in music by the clothes he chooses to wear. The groups I listen to sometimes in- fluence the clothes I wear. If I see an f you have ever walked idea for an outfit I'll try to match it as close as I can, remarked senior Kara Joliff. Def Leppard, the Stray Cats, Billy Idol, and David Bowie were some of the more influential groups in clothing styles. They were all part of the British invasion that began in the 1960's with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. Guys and girls both wore t-shirts with the British flag on it. Leather pants and accessories, usually purchased at Arma- dillo's Hands, became popular partly due to the antics of Billy Idol. David Bowie influenced the wearing of short, fitted suit jackets for guys. If I could find clothes like Boy W George, I would wear them, said Mike House, senior. Another style of clothing influenced by musical groups was the return of the 50's styles. Girls drug their fathers old suit jackets out of the closet and wore them over leotards or mini skirts after watching the Kinks on Mtv. Blue jean jackets, usually sleeveless, were worn by the Stray Cats who were also part of the 50's movement. Rock stars became the heroes in kids lives. They tried to relate to them in any and every way. The easiest way be- ing to wear clothes as similar as possible to their favorite rock star. New Wave influences Beth Lancas- ters clothing style. Seniorsfl57