Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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A variety of changes was found at Wynne High School for the 1985-86 school year. One of the most impressive to students was the allowance of shorts as long as they were at least three inches from the knees. This new trend was very popular with the students although there was some trouble in maintaining the length rule. More changes included new electives such as advanced biology and creative writing, and Coke’s big change. This wasn’t very popular with the people, so old Coke was brought back as Classic Coke. Draper. Mr» Draper teaches the new class Creative Writing Clock. Nita Sherman looks at the clock remembering how she used to be heading home at this time. Short . Nancy Hess. Bribe Eppes. and Suzanne South enjoy being able to wear their shorts during the hot days ol school. Schedule. Demetre Walker looks over her schedule that now has one more class that last year Coke. Latasha Williams and Patricia Hinton display their differing tastes by drink mg Classic Coke and New Coke Changes 23

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The school year of 1985-86 was a year of memorable events. By far the most outstan- ding of these events had to be the passing of Haley’s comet. It comes only once every seventy-six years and will not return until the year 2062. Viewing the comet was something to be remembered by all. Another event of the year was Arkansas’ Sesquicentennial: the celebration of the 150th anniversary of its statehood. The school board passed a proclamation making 1986 Arkansas Sesquicentennial Involve- ment Year for the school. The summit meeting between Reagan and Gorbachev to discuss an arms control agree- ment also took place this year. This may have been the greatest event of them all because of its goals of world peace. Magazine. Coach Westbrook discusses the Summit meeting with his history class. Poster. Margaret Purnell pins up a poster reminding the students that Arkansas' Sesquicentennial is nearing. Telescope. Shane Palmer tries to spot Haley’s Comet. 22 Current Events r

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