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

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Capping off Home- coming Week, many students attend the game. Arkansas' Drill Team of Distinction, the Lionettes, has established a tradition of percision and skill by enforcing a strict sys- tem of demerits for its members. Highlander, the advanced choir, has be- come the dreaded competition of other choirs in the state at regional and state competitions since this choir usually wins sweepstakes. Academically, our school has been proud of a traditionally advanced curriculum while emphasizing the benefits of college prepatory courses. We have renewed this emphasis by adding three advanced place- ment courses to the curriculum. McClellan also offers the largest choice of academic units in the state. Traditional spirit groups, class profiles, school events, legendary teachers with dis- tinctive class projects all continue to enrich the cultural tradition of our high school life. Lining up for the annual Home- coming Parade are the McClellan cheerleaders. Playing the piano is only one ofthe talents that Kara Jolliff, senior, displayed at the Sounds of Now. ff