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

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Representatives, Senators 8z Officers Democratic System Proves Successful For Student Government. raditionally the Student Council has been one of the busiest organiza- campus. The first week of school they greeted the students with Welcome to McClellan signs, spon- sored Almost Anything Goes, and also organized the talent show, and they offered the student body a chance to have their picture made with Santa Claus. Beginning a tradition, the Student Council also held McClellanis first annual tions on Family Feud, based on the popular game show. The oth- er clubs organized teams and competed against each other. The contest went on for two weeks, and finally the choir came out victorious. The Student Council also challenged other Pulaski County Schools to collect cans of food for the needy. Members also attended the Southern Association Student Council Convention where they held the office of vice president. Awaiting the question during Family Feud are junior Laurie Williams and senior Joe Hinson. Organizationsf65

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Senior Senators: B. Costag K. Gallagherg K. Muradiang J. Linkous. Junior Senators: K. Lanierg C. Eslickg J, Stantong S. Bland. Sophomore Senators: P. Shephardg N, Nelson Competitors anxiously await the beginning of Family Feud. Student Council Officers: Mr. Mike Anderson, sponsorg K. Quinng , , , , , S- Wiesenfelsg MS- Joyce Persunsw Sponsor: ROW 2. T. Hill: Sb Bucky Scorelfeepers tor Alniost Anything Goes are Senators Jay btanton,3un1or presidentg B. Powellg l.. Lile, vice-president. and Bruin Powell' Semin' 64fOrganizations

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A Home And Abroad Involvement Takes Top Priority For Students hey cleaned the Stagecoach House, held Teacher Ap- preciation Week, sponsored a blood drive and filled food baskets for the needy. It was all a part of community pride and service characteristics exemplified by Key Club. Key Club was asked to clean up the Stagecoach House because it was to be renovated and sold. The money received was placed in the club's account to use for other projects. For Teacher Appreciation Week, Key Club members gave the teachers apples, presented them with certifi- cates of appreciation, and took the teachers to lunch. The traditionally success- ful Blood Drive was held in November. The Red Cross appreciates any blood that is 66!Organizations given, because it is more blood than they had before, says senior Mark Milstead. The Key Club also held stadium clean-ups in order to keep the campus clean. Each year the Key Club enlists the help of other clubs and organizations to join together to provide food for the less fortunate at Christmas. Renewing the tradition of student involvement, the Youth and Government sponsored the Le Provoca- teur. The purpose of this paper was to serve as a medium to students who felt that they have something pertinent to say about current events that we are faced with everyday. Every viewpoint was wel- come except for matters dealing with the school. Youth and Government members listen intently to a guest speaker at their annual picnic. Participating in Key Club's annual blood drive, is senior Roma Williams.