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

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Uncle Greg iMurryl gives a big smile to choir as they warm up to sing. Mrs. Virginia Abrams- Counselor Mrs. Nancy Adams- Elem. Alg. II, Alg. I Mrs. Christina Anderson- Counselor Mr. Mike Anderson- Business Math, Stu- dent Council Mrs. Mary Jane Beard-Alg. II, Elem. Alg. I, Analysis Mrs. Kay Beckworth- CCE, FBLA, Senior Sponsor i A Mrs. Lavonne Berry- Basic Eng. II, Splan- ish I-IV, Los Amigos Mrs. Beverly Billingsley- Debate, Intro Speech and Drama, Adv. English Il, Speech and Drama, Debate Coach Mr. mam Am. History, Life Sci- ence, Tennis, Football, and Basketball Coach Ms. Mary Bridges- Parenting, Tex. and Clothing, Home Ec. I, Foods and Nutrition, Adult Living, FHA m Mr. Sonny Bull- P.E., Biology, Athletics Mr. vE,gl,,B.ullingLo.n- Am. History, Inter Re- lax lations, Am. lnqu., Dept. Head, Youth and Govlt Mr. Earl Cloud- Elem. ll, Basic Prog., Cobol Prog., Department Head Ms. Judy Conner- Res. in Inst., Res. in Inst. Math Miss Martha Cothren- P.E., Basic Eng. III, Am. History, Girls Athletics, Girls Volleylball, Basketball and Track Coach, Sponsor of FCA Mrs. Sue Cummings- Typing l, FBLA, BOE Club i Mr. Earl Dilworth- Eng. Il Mrs. Terri Fielder- Business Law, General Business, Cheerleader Sponsor, Pep Club, FBLA Mrs. Carolyn. Friedl,-i Fam. Fin., Ol-IE, HERO 4 A Miss Beth Ganter- Elem. Alg. II, Basic Math, General Business Mr. Kelley Geurin- Life Science, Biology I Mr. Steve Geurin- Psy., Fire Marshals, Miss P'E'Q'2iH5?iVW'iW Ms. Lanell Hamilton- Voc. Math, Geom., Cal. Math Mrs. Kristie Hampton- French, French Club Mrs. Joyce Hawkins- Media Center

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New Kid I Town Along With The Students, Four New Teachers Appeared On Campus. filled with excitement and tension. The new year not only brought new students but new teachers as well. As the students entered the choir room, they remembered the last day spent with Mr. David DeArmond be- fore he accepted a new job in Colorado. Everyone anticipated meeting the new teacher and wondered just how he would handle his responsibilities. When asked how he felt that first day, Mr. Greg Murry replied, I was excited and maybe a little nervous, but I wasn't he first day of school was .ff if in Ifasdift, .Z06fFaculty scared because I knew everything was going to work outf' When overcrowding became a problem in the math classes, Miss Beth Ganter was brought in two weeks after the regular school year be- gan. When asked how she managed, she recalled, It was very frustrating. I didn't get a permanent roster made un- til the end of the nine weeks. Mr. Murry and Miss Ganter were not alone. Mr. Fred Houck replaced Mr. Richard Wright and now teaches Advanced Ma- chine Lab I and II and Exploratory T and I. After the first few days in class, stu- dents may catch themselves comparing and expecting the same work from the new teachers as they received from their former teachers. Mr. Greg Morri- son quickly solved that problem. I told everybody from the start that I was not Schumacher, and I would do things my own way. Students who tried to compare the former teachers with the new ones, soon realized that they would miss the unique qualities that the new teachers offered. Expressing his approval as he directs his Traveling Troupe during practice is Mr. Greg Morrison.

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K 2438! Faculty ,um gxf x Using her free time to h elp sophomore Brenna Johnston with an English assignment, is Mrs. Woods.