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

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A Continuing Tradition No more homework, No more books, No more teachers, dirty looks. Remember this rhyme? Even if you never said it, at least you agreed with its message. As seniors packed away their graduation gowns and mailed the last thank-you note, they created a vari- ation of this rhyme: No more Shakespeare, No more grades, But no more summer holidays. if 2 1 ' ' if is ix :Ma - :Q . ' i .,,,' i 1 . M . ' 1 -,,,i-ti- 75 K .Q-'bfi '7l3jQ'x' w A calculator and textbooks aid students in last minute studying. Closingf271

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Some call it a bittersweet experience-graduation. Yes, youire finally finished, but now it's welcome to the-real-world-of-work-or-more-school. No more chances to participate in traditional school activities- your last homecoming game, your last choir or band performance, your last sports competition, your last club activity, your last publication. K Yet because traditions do bind and insure a continu- ity, those who remain here will hopefully continue tra- ditions and they will hopefully see the need to again update these traditions. It's a traditional place for seniors such as Keree Muradian, Alisa Minick, and Karen Stimpson to gather. A traditional sign- the dogwood blooms - is a reminder that another school year is almost over. Certainly an untraditional birthday sur- prise in the form of belly dancer Randy McCain is the yearbook staffs present to Mrs. Janis Morrison, yearbook adviser. 272fClosing As if it were a trophy, junior aides Barbara Tarbell, Charles Huggins, Kelli Agnew, princi- pal Mr. Bob Cross, junior Michael Jackson, Michelle Tucker, junior April Ballard and Senior Jeff McClelland circle their most dar- ing move in the one-upmanship game with registrar Mrs. Mattie Ruth Tiupton. But will she have the final move? i lb f 'Mrs E511 U1