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

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Proper beating and mixing are essential skills practiced by seniors Sherri Cleveland and Catrif I cia Sparks, as George Bynum observes their tech- niques. 1 l Tasting is not required but sometimes a nec- essary part of being a successful cookg at least senior Patrick Hill thinks so. W. r 9 'V ,, W Z 9 -4. ' A f A 1 r iir if , . ' 'l i Vl' X an Observing one of the many machines in the Vo Tech building are senior Bobby Jenkins and ju nior Brent Coffee. 92fPratical Experience

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Communicating Through Competition Competition Between Students Can Result In First Place Trophies students and teachers this year was continuing to build up the speech, debate, and drama pro- grams. The fact that the enrollment doubled this year proved that students were taking advantage of the different ne of the challenges facing programs offered. Competing was an important part of these programs. Go- ing to tournaments and competing against other school teams provided an incentive that was needed to build these programs: Competition between students on the local level can only al- low these students to better themselves so that they can successfully compete at tournaments. Once students reach this greater level of competition, they be- come dissatisfied with anything less than first place, said Mr. Greg Morri- son, speech and drama. Proposing in a traditional manner is Dr. Kil- dare, alias senior Carl Albritt n to Snow White, portrayed by senior ngie atton. Slow dancing to Play Another Slow Dance are seniors Sherri Ward and Mark Jackson. Speech And Dramaf91

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Communicating With The Students Practical Prepare For The Future raditional accademic curricu- lums have been expanded through the years to include practical courses for students who do not plan to go to college or who desire to take courses that will enhance their personal lives. Any typical day in the H wing may be anything but ordinary. The corridors may be filled with the smell of pizza, the whirl of sewing machines, or the strands of Here Comes the Bride. 'f z,. Students not only participated in these traditional activities but also were in- troduced to the importance of consum- er education and the benefits of good nutrition. Vocational and industrial courses of- fered mechanical and architectual drawing. We designed houses with wa- ter and electrical systems, said Daryl Mozisek. Building trades had the realis- tic experience of building a house with students from J. A. Fair. Our printing department offered students the exper- ience of actually running a business as they printed on school newspaper and material for many local businesses. ln- dustrial Cooperative Training allowed students to work and earn credits at the same time. Distributive Education offered stu- dents practical work experience and knowledge of business operations. Copy is correctly positioned on a camera copy board by seniors Richie Phelan and Page Parker in preparation for an exposure. Placing film on the horizontal camera vacuum back prior to making the exposure is senior Tom- my Bethea. 74' JN