Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Wilson, Roger Wilson, Ursula Woods, Chris Woods, Tom Wright, Michael Young, Clara Jean Freshmen Studying 25

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IMI do it later! “Well, here I am again, surrounded by four walls, textbooks, and complete silence! Better do something about that silence before I get down to work. Let's see if I can find a good radio station. Ah! Now, that’s what I like to hear! Come here. Rover. Maybe you can help me study for this wonderful test I get to take tomorrow. Boy, do I need to turn down the heat on this hair- dryer! Now — Jonathan Swift wrote A MODEST PROPOSAL and GULLIVER'S TRAVELS. Oh, I forgot to take my bath. Maybe I can study while I’m soaking . . . that feels better. Lilliput represents England, and ... I wonder if Sue has a date this weekend? Oh, no! Mother told me to water her plants last week and I didn’t do it. I'll go do that right now, and study later.’’ AFTER finishing lunch, Eric Morris quickly refreshes his memory before taking a dreaded test. WORKING busily on their studies, Ann Bailey and Annette McGill use their study hall wisely. THERE comes a time when one must stay home and hit the books as Mike Reid discovers before a test. IT SEEMS that many students do some lost minute studying before the bell rings. But — seeing that Butch Kelley has a magazine — 5 out of 6 isn’t bad. 24 Studying

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 Alberson, Danny Argo, Freddy Armstrong, Kenny Bailey, Ann Bailey, Teresa Ballman, Janice Banks, Jerry Barker, Brenda Baskins, Karen Bennett, Ruby Bledsoe, Rob Boeckmann, Ray Bondurant, Susan Boyland, Otis ADMIRING the abundant sycamore trees, Harold McMickle leisurely strolls along in the park. SURPRISED that he hasn’t fallen through, David McAvoy stands on a frozen pond contemplating the beautiful snowy surroundings. 26 Village Creek Sophomores