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

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Enjoying pizza and Music Television at Mr. Gatti's are juniors Melanie Chandler, Cheryl Fisher, and Keith Hinson. With a unified shout of support, the jus niors pulled for their team in Almost Any- thing Goes. fl.-1.x xg L-3-if ff ik ii' 4 M32 an A 1 'S win A Of' W all 4' we 5' . iq Ez 168!Junior Profile

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Delena Williams: FBLA 23 VICA 3,43 Library Aide 2 Kevin Williams: Art Club 33 VICA 43 Track 4g Octagon Club 2,3,43 Afterthoughts 2 Mark Williams: FBLA 43 Base- ball 43 French Club 4 Robin Williams: Los Amigos 33 NHS 2 fC - Kbloqd Lo U25 ZSQQF Roma Williams: VICA 3,4Q Foot- ball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g FCA 4g Graphic Arts club 4-V. Pres. Troi Williet: FBLA 23 FHA 23 Track 43 OHE 4 Pamela Wilson: FBLA 2,3,4-Re- porter 4g Student Council 3,4-Rep.3 Recognition Award for FBLA at UCA 3 Joseph Winfrey Pam Wise: FBLA 2,3,4Q VICA 3 Hob Wood: NHS 2,3,4Q FBLA 2,43 Boys' State 33 Soccer Club 2,4g Governor's School 3 Randy Woodallz Art Club 2,33 Key Club 33 Track 2-Cross Coun- try Dale Wright Michelle Wright: DECA 3,4- Pres. 4 Vickie Wyse Jack Young: Student Council 2- Rep.g Industrial Arts Club 23 VICA 43 ICT 4 Marylyn Zimmerebner: FBLA 3,43 FHA 3,4-Executive council member: Speech and Drama Club 2 Marla Beggs: NHS 2,3,43 Flag- line 43 All State Band 3,41 Band 2,3,4-Master Sargeant 43 All Re- gion Band 3,4 Knot shownl Senlorltls created an early skip day for some students who spent a day at Pinnacle Moutain, such as senior Lewis Moore Senior1t1sf167

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C m uniors were in the big time. Leaving most sophomoric pres- sures behind and disreguarding the confusion of the seniors, who were facing future decision, the juniors could get down to the business at hand . . . LOOKING FOR ACTION! So what was action, and Where was it found? Action is being with good friends at Wendy,s after a ballgamef' SQ Q. .N .., wi said Chris Minick. Juniors even found action right on campus. They became involved in activities such as Key Club, Student Council, and prom committee. They took part in the traditional Almost Anything Goes, placing second. Some juniors did not have to look far for action. Action was right in their livingrooms with Music Televi- swim 1. . .. Q . . if in--4 ompeting in the Tug-of-War event in Al- ost Anything Goes is junior Keith Thompson. sion, cable, and Atari. With a flip of the switch, they could watch their favorite video, or movie, or shoot la- sers at the enemy fleet. Sophomores spent most of the year adjusting to their new surroundings, while the seniors were mostly con- cerned with their futures. So without a car, the juniors were the only ones left to look for action. Junior Officers: Vice President, Cindy Mote, Treasurer, Kim Davis, President, Matt Ket- chamg and Secretary, Amy Roper. .Tnninr I D,-,.f':l.,l1 no