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

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Due to the lack of planning ahead, Michele Dupree gets rubed by a considerably shorter person, Dana Friend. The State Capital was the site of the traditional Clhrist- mas concert. HIGHLANDER CHOIR: Back Row: J. Mathews, B. Bisbee, EL.wHasl,auea53 R. Mallott. G. Phillips, P. Tollett, B. Monk, A. Cozart, T. Falls, T. Ross, M. Lindsey, K. Muradian, T. Long. Row 2: B. Sims, B. lVlasse?jMS. Talley, Burton, B. Petty, C. Stringer, K. Galagher, T. Miller, K. Quinn, S. Allen, Minick. Row 3: B. Slawson, K. Luce, S. White, K. Jolliff, M. Jackson, M. A. D. Griffin. ,V. Davis, K.'Stimps6n, L. Hunecker, M. Micheal. Front Row: B. 42KActivities V . Darrell, L. Burgess, K. Jones, D. Fleming, T. Taylor, A. Patten, S. Summers, K. Odom, S. Ward. HIGHLANDER CHCIR: Back Row: K. Breeding, E. Lewis, J. Rogers, S. Buck, C. Dunkum, B. Rose, M. Draper, G. Lamb. Row L21 J. Shell, D. Cowart, K. Shipman, C. Minick, D. French, S. Norton. Row 31 Monte Blue. K. Venable, M. Mitcheli, T. Cling, T. Hinscm. Front Row: S. Sansing, L. Williams, M. DuPree, R. Walker. D A D

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Vicky Wyse and Greg Spann wait for a visitor for them to help. 'Only Responsible Students Need pply' This Is The Only Requirement For The Following Positions. The computer age has finally arrived - now students are just a number, and the computer knows where that num- ber is every period of the day, thanks to the twelve computer aides who assist Mrs. Martha Gresham and Mrs. Mattie Ruth Tipton. These aides must be totally trustwor- thy because of the potential for creating havoc in the computer system. They are responsible for entering all student in- formation data such as attendance and adding and dropping of students. Last period aides must transfer all information to permanent files, a re- sponsible and time consuming task. Some aides have come in at 7:00 a.m. or stayed late when necessary to handle computer information, said Mrs. These aides also keep state atten- dance books which determine state funding and which are subject to audit. Office aides and counselor aides must also be dependable because of their re- sponsibilities. Office aides answer the phones, take messages, and pick up at- tendance cards. Counselor aides must file schedule and deliver messages. Even though fire marshalls are not classified as aides, they do offer much assistance in maintaining safety stan- dards and fire drill exercises, which are required by state law. The law requires that students vacate the building in less than three minutes. At one fire drill we were able to vacate the building in less than ninety seconds! exclaimed Mr. Steve Geurin, sponsor. Gresham. LIBRARY AIDESZVFIOHE Row: B. Howell, Sig Hambrick, D. Weatherly, K,3f1'11O2!Xi!3011.,fjI-. TFBI74, T' Dyer, A, lfreemim, L, Lavender, Mrs. Moslay. 2nd Row: J. Waysorx, T. Reeves.?M. Mathis, Jlgifiolaiiski, T.iBOW!flHI'l, Al Balckl U?8Uq,N-'yfulielk T- Jalffei, MBA Magness. fBackHRow: J..EIiis,. T. Gordon, S.. QiiyefSgghazfgp..J..Harriw13tJ. Ba?teI',1,Q2'L9WiS',iD-VNHZQ, Grfrhomgs, Mfg, Hawkins. COUNSELOR AIDES: Front Row: A. Lowry, J . Wayson, T. Spar- row, Perez, J. Wasson. 2nd Row: P. Grabber, R. Dunlap, S. Tnggle, N. Hampton, J. Smith. 3rd Row: P. Melton','C. Hefton, M. Warner, U. Gfiffiii, V. Davis, T. Davis. Back Row: D. Brarmigan,7D. Cowart, M. MilStead,'T. Hartwick, Kgggyle, D. Speer, J. 'Erotter.,.G,..Dggus. 1 .

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U U L 5 i a Members of the bass section of Highlander choir practice their part, I The Choir That Wouldn't Quit! Choir Produces Excellence In Performance Traditions are sometimes hard to build and easy to break, but our choir continues to build a traditionally out- standing program. Choir members could experience a special kind of pride when they wore their Highlander robes to another school because with that robe came the pride of years of superior ratings and awards. All year long High- lander continued with this tradition of ZJAQZ?tiFfH23?lRsws?:iiShQ3ly SaiisingaLanaglrluneclsefin21B1eSmDaYifw DOHPB i 232'reine1a,lMicheilefsurwn, Km Jimiff, Alisa Minickg'fKareii Quinn, Back s :,aR1.1WQQ2Ql'3Rfl?Phiii3PS, Todd apes, Jeff Haglauea, PaulQVTol1ei:t, Brett Rose, gggeviaiiQefegeanggsawnfiraiiey-grmarieaanigam.eofa-yy r eerh i excellence and pride through festivals and other exceptional programs. The Choir Department gave four con- certs all year beginning with the Fall concert and ending with the pring con- cert. At the Christmas concert the pre- vious directors were acknowledged and the new director was presented a bronze music stand and a Cocker Spaniel. After March all of the serious compe- AGIRLQS CHQRUQQ F!'QQtLR0W?,P3I'QkBl11'HBtt, Apdreyg33urton, T1na,0dom 'Sona 'Muradian 'Row Shefri Fletcherfiflhotikia Mihk,'R:6byn'2TI'aylb1i .Robin Mullens, Lisa White, Lisa Bruner, Dawn Fenton, Jennifer Rountree titions were over and preparations for the Sounds of Now had begun. And then on May 10 came the day all senior members of Highlander Choir dread, the time when they are forced to give up their much loved and much worn robe and robe a new member of High- lander. T 7' at G V Traci Johnson. f i 4i5iAct1v1t1esf'43 i 1 1 v x