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

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The Finer Things In Life Students Enjoy The Finer Things In Life Through Foreign Languages, Art, And Speech And Drama. C 6 irst place sweep- stakes trophy goes to Mc- Clellan High Schoolf' As these words rang throughout the Hall High auditorium, the Speech and Drama Club knew they were making a co- meback. lt had been at least four years since a Speech and Drama Club had heard these words. With nine superior, eight excellent certificates, and a first place trophy from Hall High, McClellan enthu- siastically went to the annu- al Central High Speech Fes- tival and once again won sweepstakes. As membership more than doubled and a new co-spon- sor, Mr. Greg Morrison, joined forces with co-spon- sor, Mrs. Beverly Billimgs- ley, there was no stopping the Speech and Drama Club. Junior Ronnie Standridge said, Last year I went to the first few meetings, but the interest generated was not enough to hold my interest. This year I'm enthralled, and I'm ready to go!', The Art Club has stayed busy this year selling Christ- mas paper and ornaments. They are planning to attend Arkansas Young Artist Asso- ciation, this spring, to com- pete in different art categor- ies. The French Clubis main focus is the study of French culture. The highlight of this study was a trip to Jacques and Suzanne's. They also sponsored a computer dating service as a money raising project. Los Amigos, which means, the friends in Spanish, was organized to promote the un- derstanding and apprecia- tion of all languages and cul- tures with emphasis, of course, on the Spanish speaking world. The year was highlight by a Christmas party where they went Christmas caroling in Span- ish. February fourth, they at- tended the Foreign Language Festival at Sylvan Hills High School. The main competi- tion for Los Amigos will be the annual foreign language festivals at UALR and Fay- etteville, when they will test their fluency of the language. Organizationsf73

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Q I 4,4 Art Club: Front Row: Mr. W. McClanahan, sponsorg J. Johnsong S. Fullerg K. Jonesg C. Dixong K. Stevensg Mr. T. Sorrows, sponsor. French Club: Front Row: D. Eastg L. Mullisg Row 2: M. Ketchamg B. Wellsg S. Lewellang Row 3: Ms. K. Hampton, sponsorg J. Gibsong S. Ketchamg Row 4: W. Heatherlyg P. Shephard. x ., as K . . 5 . S E E K i . Q 4 : : e s - Los Amigos: Front Row: V. Moshig C. Perezg A. Verver. K. Hallumg Row 2: S. Meltong D. Marting D. Alvarezg D. Barryg L. Odomg T. Dysong Row 3: Mrs. L. Barry, sponsorg N. Nelsong C. Smartg J. San- chezg K. Smithg B. Hill. Practicing for tournaments, is McClellan's first traveling troupe Speech and Drama Club: Front Row: Mr. G. Morrison, sponsorg K. Jolliffg S. Summerg M. Milsteadg Mrs. B. Billingsley, sponsorg Row 2: S. Fletcherg H. Bennettg S. Wardg W. Tolerg T. Minky D. Eastg D. Darracottg A. Pattong K. Odomg T. Odomg S. O'Fallong B. Slawsong P. Hilliardg C. Maddoxg K. Ma'cAdoryg Row 3: J. McMahang D. Williamsg K. Baldwing T. Hugginsg S. Hensong R. Standridgeg D. Chartrandg D. Weatherlyg W.D. l-lallg C. Grableg A. Minickg L. Boling R. Minkg S. Rutherfordg Row 4g S. Mullinsg J. Hicksg R. Marshg C. Fisherg S. Durhamg R. Dunlapg C. Albrittong D. Van NUYZ J. Gibsong S. Crumpg M. Jacksong K. Gallagherg J. Brannong T. Hinsong J. Clantong K. Taylorg Row 5: M. Redg P. lsabellg K. Greggg M. Bonneyg W. l-leatherlyg P. Toletg J. Haslauerg P. Mitchellg B. Kethchamg J. Higginsg P. Mordecaig S. Ketchamg S. Mayg L. Twidwellg M. Cushingg D. Mauldin. 72fOrganizations

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Stereotyped? Typical Housewife Stereotype Changes With The Times. hen someone mentions a home- maker you tend to think of a woman who stays home, cleans house, and takes care of children. This is not always true. Occupational Home Eco- nomics is a Cooperative Work!Study program where students learn while on the job training. These jobs are in the five major areas of Home Economics. OHE stu- dents are members of the HERO iHome Economics Related Occupationsl Orga- nization. HERO students have volunteered to work with Special Olympics, vis- ited in nursing homes talking 74!Organizations to patients, and donated food for the needy. FHAXHERO together entered a car in the Homecoming parade. HERO has attended Federation, District, and State meetings in Blevins, Ferindale, North Little Rock and Little Rock. To show appreciation to their employers they will honor them with an Employ- er-Employee Appreciation Banquet at Murray's Dinner Theatre. The students have worked hard selling dough- nuts and hot choclate in the mornings also stationary products and sausage and cheese to pay for the banquet and other activities.