Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Deer. Chris Campbell and Shannon Kelley show off the deer they bagged and the toys they used to get it. Dogs. Joel Cooper likes to spend time with his pets. Zeus. Conan, and Blacky Cards. Robert Kerr looks through his baseball card collection which he started when he was about eight years old and is now comprised of over 60.000 cards. Piano. Nine years of lessons have made Marty Andrews an accomplished pianist. Hobbies 17

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P(0) 0 Q Hobbies made up an important part of students’ lives at Wynne High School. They ranged from various types of collections to athletics. Joey Kerr, a freshman baseball card collector, stated “I like collecting cards because I like baseball, and the cards help me learn more about the players.” Hobbies allowed students to express their varied interests. Cheney Perry juggled and designed clothing. Mary Bondurant and Billie Eppes enjoyed horseback riding. Dale Thomp- son was a ham radio operator. Laurie Tanner and Bonnie Owens used some of their spare time dancing. Whatever the hobbies, students always found some way to entertain themselves. Carpenters. Bruce Lloyd and Billy Neathery test their carpentry skills by constructing a building. Horseback. Horses and rodeos are Billie Eppes’ outlet to excitement. Skyward. Bobby Mohr enjoys his model plane in his spare time. 16 Hobbies

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f6e 'IvtAide Stony A student’s room is an expression of his or her personality. If this is true, then the students of Wynne High School surely had a variety of personalities. An inside look at several students’ rooms revealed an assort- ment of treasures ranging from an old bottle collection to posters of rock stars. Some rooms’ interest came simply from their con- fusion. All the rooms were decorated to fit the students’ own personal tastes. Brenda Kerr remarked, “My room is my hideout where I can go when I want to get away from my brothers. I just wish it were sound proof!” Students’ rooms were just another example of VARIETY UNLIMITED at Wynne High School. New Edition. Sharmazette Ansley enjoys decorating her room with pictures of her favorite rock stars. Messy Room. Leslie Vaught’s busy lifestyle doesn’t leave her much time to clean her room. Radios. Dale Thompson enjoys talking to people on the other side of the world with his ham radio. 18 Students' Rooms