Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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VISITING the Crestpark Nursing Home, Cindy Farmer, Verinda Spencer, Sheila Deslauries, and Harriet Hunter bring cheer to this man's life. SHUT-INS appreciate the food that Sylvia Tate delivers to them every Sunday afternoon. Spencer, Beverly Spencer, Verlon Stafford, Rhonda Stegall, James Stinson, Nancy Stokes, Tommy Strasser, Brenda Thomas, Bryan Thomas, Connie Thomas, Larry Thompson, Stella Thwing, Anita Tucker, Cindy Turner, Kenny Vonhoozer, Sandy Walls, Sandy 22 Caring, Sharing Fresh men

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 MAKING preparations for their entrance, freshman contestants give themselves a final touch up. EXCITED over the judges' final decision, Cindy Farmer, junior; Susie Dunn, senior; Renee Hess, Queen; Jeannie Sherman, freshman; and Kellye Courtney, sophomore, flash smiles of delight. May I have the envelope? Anxious contestants and an impatient crowd awaited the beginning of this year’s Stinger Pageant. As the curtains opened, revealing the tranquil garden setting, the audience became quiet. Hosting the evening's festivities were Stinger Editor-in-Chief, Karen Ervin, and President of the student body, Larry Lighting. A crescendo of tension rose as the contestants slowly made their entrance. Setting some nerves at ease was the fresh fragrance of flowers. Everyone chose their favorite contestants, and in hopes of arousing their spirit, several people cheered them on. By the time the semi-finalists gathered for the last run-through the assemblage found the heat and humidity overpowering. Now making their final decisions, the judges watched each girl carefully to determine the queen and her court. Presentation of the envelope led to the climactic moment when the announcement of the winners was made. Emcees Karen Ervin and Lorry Lighting look over the name cords os Jerald Wilson proctices. Stinger Pogeont 21

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Students who care, share There are so many people and causes that we can share our time and talents with, and many of us care enough to do so. This past summer, several students gave up one morning a week at the Cross County Library reading books to children and supervising their activities. Libby Lorenzen commented, “I enjoy working with children, and it made me feel good to see them having such a good time.” Several people have taken time to serve juice to the patients at the hospital. This takes a big load off the Hospital Auxiliary, and is a welcome service to the patients. A visit to one of the nursing homes is a most rewarding way to spend an afternoon. Singing a few songs or just talking and being with the old people are things they look forward to and are very thankful for. TAKING the blood pressure of Ms. Horne and other patients is a satisfying and enjoyable job for hospital worker Tammy Jones. HELPING at the hospital, Karen and Sheila Owens voluntarily serve juices to the patients. Warren, James Waters, Amelia Wotlington, Robin Watson, Randy Watson, Tammy Weaver, Shary Webster, Deno Webster, Tim Weindel, Kenneth Wells, Toby Wilder, Betty Wilhoite, Brenda Wilkins, Chuck Williams, Connie Williams, Jackie Williams, Kentry Caring, Sharing Freshmen 23