Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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MIDWEEK always seems to bring the dreaded tests. Michael Hare struggles for the correct answers for this important but difficult exam. JUST DISCUSSING her weekend plans brings a smile that brightens the face of Pam Proctor. Martin, Sheryl Martinsen, Jim Mays, Walter Mayville, Barbri McCauley, Earl McCauley, Joyce McClain, Rusty McCoy, Chris McDaniel, Calvin McDaniel, Lesia McDaniel, Rhonda McFodden, Scott McNew, Sue Meabon, Jearl Middleton, Evaded Miller, Carlena Miller, Melanie Mitchell, Billy Moore, Ronnie Moore, Wayne TGIF Freshmen 17

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CLASSWORK can't always be scintillating os Dan Hass discovers on a dull Monday morning. WHAT a week! For Bill Gibson Monday is a recuperating day from the weekend; Tuesday he's still in mild shock; Wednesday he contemplates studying for that big test; Thursday brings yawns from a long night of studying, and — hurray for Fridayl Blahs vs. Rahs Monday morning blues and blahs were felt by many students as they returned to school from exciting weekends. Thoughts of tests and homework plagued them as they dragged out of bed to face bleak and dreary Monday skies. Relaxation and relief accompanied cheerful Friday mornings. Smiles were found more often on Fridays while mischief tempted some students to torment the teachers with their excitement. Work was out of the question as they merrily planned for the weekend. Mondays and Fridays were quite different, but it all was a piece of the patchwork of our school. CAREFULLY watching the clock, Vicki Settles anxiously waits for the bell on Friday afternoon. 16 TGIF

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Morris, Billy Morris, Julius Morris, Robert Murphy, Sheila Myers, Gigi Nation, Gory Nation, Larry Neal, John Neal, Terry Norton, Sherry Norton, Terry Norviel, Kent Odom, David Parker, Boris Parks, Carol Perie, Sherry Election enthusiasm At the beginning of the year, a poll was taken to determine the course students would take in the election. Out of approximately 750 “voters,” Carter received 554, Ford 191, and a few write-ins for McCarthy. Alexander was “elected” to the position of Congressman over Holleman by 94 votes. The involvement of student campaign workers accounted for much of the enthusiasm and the intensified interest in the election. When the familiar struggle of election time was over, some were disappointed in the outcome. Despite this, hopefully, students will take a continuing interest in governmental elections. BUMPER STICKERS and other paraphernalia were important in involving student campaign workers. PRESIDENTIAL candidate, Jimmy Carter, flashes his famous smile, revealing his confidence. 18 Elections'76 Freshmen