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

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Stacy Suitor Jay Summerlin David Summers Karen Swaims Curtis Swain Robbie Turley Lana Taylor Nick Taylor ,Llulie Terry Otis Terry ust Lay Back n-d Relax elax- v. to slackeng make less tense. When Webster came up with this defini- tion, he knew exactly what he was talking about. After all with- out a little relaxation juniors could not have the energy necessary to look for action. Relaxing' GMES Tired Minds And Bodies A -Rest So how do most juniors relax? I usually sleep to 12:30 on Saturday mornings. This helps me get pre- pared for Saturday highesf' said Mitch Mitchell. With the pressure of homework and busy scheduals, there comes a time when a person must just lay back and relax. When it came to this, juniors had no problems or com- plaints. Bib--A ' s'.. .. ,K Shelley Hinsen takes a break from doing her annual staff work. One way that Cynthia Thomas relaxes is by reading a good book. I Juniorsf182

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James Wolfe Peggy Wooley Tommy Wright Yvonne Wright Betty Young Mark Yount Tina Reeves Crystal Dyke oncerts: A Change 0f Pace niors with a welcome change from their regular schedules. Juniors found that action at concerts was quite different from that of Geyer Springs, movies, or Wendy's. When a good concert comes to Little Rock, I'll be theref' said Evonne Wright. This change provided juniors with excitement and a chance to hear a live performance of their favorite group. A variety of concerts-from country western to hard rock-came to Little oncerts provided many ju- Juniors Take Part In A Welcomed Change Rock: Loverboy, Van Halen, Quiet Riot, Lionel Richie, The Gap Band, Hank Williams Jr., and The Oak Ridge Boys. Tickets to these events cost any- where from 5510 to 3515 and when it came to finding the money juniors came up with a variety of ways. Some of these ways included saving all extra lunch money, begging parents for some extra cash, or borrowing from a friend. Concerts not only provided enter- tainment but also momentos of the ffr ,ei M I f Q night's experience. Groups sold but- tons, shirts, caps, and posters. Even though they are pretty expensive, I try to get a T-shirt at all concerts, said Missy Rogers. Concerts were a chance to take part in something differnt. Whether the ju- niors preferred country, soul, or heavy metal, concerts allowed them to ex- perience a change of pace in looking for action. Rosemary Herbert and Jeff Sharp talk about last nights Van Halen concert. Buying his Black Sabbath ticket at Dis- count Records is Greg Morring. . c 1 ' L' Jun1ors!185