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

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Debbie Gipson Kim Gregg- Kelly Hall . Paige Hallford Sylvia Hambrick Jay Hampson Barbara Hart Robert Hartwick Sonya Haskins Larry Hatfield Jimmy Heathcoat Will Heatherly Chad Hefton Cheryl Heifer Laureen Henderson Marcena Hendrix Sheila Henderson Kelly Hendrixson Shelly Hinson Angela Hill Tena Hill. Keith Hinson Tina Hinson Sonya Hoesh Keith Holden Bobbi Holleman Mike Hubbard ' Ivy Huffman Charles Hu ins Cynthia omas Mark lngram Paul Isbell Lee Ann Jackson Micheal Jackson Teresa Jarrett

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r-li st , Wesley Garrett ii Anna Gibson Jill Gibson Alfreda Gordan Gloria Fray is ii r ork 4 Letter Word weekend much of their time was spent working. - s juniors prepared for the But Most Juniors Realize Cash Is Too. For most juniors a job meant extra spending money or may- be even a car. A job requires responsibility. A per- son must be willing to give his all and that includes being able to make a few personal sacrafices. Having a job is great. But working on weekends I could do with out, said Scott Ket- chum. Scott went on to say that work- ing at Safeway gave him a sense of being independent. Most juniors worked at fast food places such as Wendy's, Arby's and CaptainD's. Many other juniors worked at clothing stores. I like vs Wins s X s . working at The Ranch because I meet lots of different people, said Jill Gip- son. Most juniors used their money for clothes, while others went to the mov- ies and saw such films as Risky Busi- ness,', and 'KFlashdance . Some ju- niors spent their money on concerts such as Loverboy, Quite Riot, or the Gap Band. Even though work was a four letter word for some, many juniors found that work provided the money that was needed to look for action. t to r if Q is April Verver keeps busy making sand- wiches at Wer1dy's. While working at Safeway, sacking gro- ceries is one ofthe various jobs in which Scott Ketchum has to perform. X Juniorsf175

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