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

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fwfr. 5 nr 1 Taking a break from playing at the NHS Pep Breakfast, is the McClellan High School Band. Academics And Christian Idea s These Are An Important Part Of NHS Sz FCA cademic excellence and leadership- the two characteristics the NHS members have. Sophomores and juniors must have a 3.5 grade point average to be eli- gible and seniors must have a 3.4 grade point average. NHS sponsored the Homecoming Pep Breakfast, with Dave Woodman, sportscaster for Channel 4. The National Honor Society also spon- sored an induction ceremony and the traditional awards assembly. Exemplifying Christian ideals through athletics- that's what FCA is all about. To raise money for national dues the FCA sponsored an FCA vs. Old-Timers basket- ball game. A spring fun- draiser raised money to send someone to the annual FCA Summer Conference. A New Beginning was organized for the purpose of Christian fellowship and studying the Bible. They sponsored Bible Week. Meetings were held everyday at noon for a week. A New Beginning met every Friday during NAP. Organizationsf69

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National Honor Society: Front Row: Mrs. B. Billingsley, sponsorg D. Vanng R. Smart, T. Millerg P. Cullinsg L. Lileg Mrs. J. Morrisong Row 2: D. Sinnettg D. Davisg H. Minickg S. Sissong S. Suitorg S. Killiang T. Warreng Row 3: G. Allen, B. Hartg C. Fisherg L. Boling T. Sangesg J. Summerling S. Tuggleg S. l-lensong D. Darracottg D. Bagleyg M. Mugu- lumag Row 4: H. Choig K. Thompsong R. Maisli, K. Quinng K. Gal- lagherg B. Costag J, McManigalg T. Frostg J. McClellang S. Ketchamg H. Chapmang R. Standridgeg Row 6: G. Lambg K. Jolliffg L. Burtong B. Ketchamg S. Bucky P. Mitchellg M. Milsteadg J. Stantong O. Garciag R. Johnson. New Beginning: Front Row: K. Kirkpatrickg B. Tarbellg M. Yountg B. Johnsong Row 2: T. Dunlgarg B. Atkinsong S. Meltong B. Pettyg Row 3: S. Fullerg W. Heatherlyg M. Redg M. Landrumg D. McGuire. FCA: Front Row: Ms. S. Ganter, sponsorg K. Muradiang T. Johnsong S. Esterg S. Fergusong Ms. M. Cothern, sponsorg Row 2: T. Bryantg S. Suitorg B. Hartg A. Ververg T. Smithg M. Marting G. Guessg R. Hay- mong Row 3: W. Childersg B. Guntersg J. McMahan, D. Lesterg G. McFaddeng J. Montgomeryg R. Youngg C. Moteg M. Colemang T. Moodyg Row 4: G. Vadeng R. Williamsg D. Hicksg K. Baldmang A. Roperg M. Edwardsg C. Shellsg A. Harrisg R. Johnsong H. Choig C. Stewartg G. Mooreg Row 5: F. McMilliang J. Smartg P. Hallfordg S. Oliveg W. Millsg G. Corleyg A. Cozart, D. Collinsg M. Ackinsg John McMilliang Jerry Trotterg Kim Craig. Organizationsf68 i VVV. . , F., pw, nw.,- fz of . ..ff .4 MW uarding against Coach Terry, is seniorMDwain Collins

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The Future Is Theirs Business Clubs Prepare Students For Their Future Careers BLA Day, a trip to Bilouxi, a Christmas party, and supporting the March of Dimes kept the FBLA busy all year long. Cooperative Business Edu- cation QCOEJ and Business Office Education QBOEJ were not only active in their own organizations but spent two class periods a day studying their area of office education and participating in FBLA activities. Thirteen members and one advisor from McClel- lan's FBLA went to Bilouxi, Mississippi to the Southern Regional Leadership Confer- ence. DECA members attended their morning classes and then spent the remainder of the day working in the com- munity. Helping a COE student with the classwork is one of the FBLA sponsors, Ms. Brenda Wilson. Working on an activity at the Southern Regional Leadership Conference is senior Dianne Reagan. 70!Organizations QS?