Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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The Cover Comes to Life

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ARTISTS AT WORK. At the right. Kenneth Leslie works on his drawing for the cover amidst the many souvenirs on his desk. Below. Jeff Duvall touches up his sketch for the title page. About the Artists and the Artwork The annual staff was fortunate this year to have staff members who possessed a great deal of artistic talent. We chose to take advantage of that talent and produce a book that included work by these artists. The cover was designed and drawn by senior, Kenneth Leslie. Kenneth got the idea for the cover from looking at another high school's yearbook. He shared his idea with the staff, and we enthusiastically agreed that it would make a great cover. The annual staff was very pleased with his efforts, and we think you will be too. Some specific characters you might be able to find on the cover are Mr. Hall, Mr. Easley, Ms. Baxter, Ms. Branch, Ms. Dodd, Ms. Reynolds, Coach Riley, Ms. Snider, Richard Branch, Brenda Kerr, Christie Hess, Kenneth Leslie, Devan Richardson, and Emanuel Williams. Our title page was designed and drawn by junior, Jeff Duvall. He chose to mix art and photographs to carry out our theme. Since the principal’s office is often the hub of activity in a school, Jeff decided to open the book with a look through the doorway of Mr. Hall’s office. Other artwork throughout the book was produced by these staff members and others. We hoped you will take the time to enjoy their talents as you look through the book.

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 Now That’s Fun! Only two more weeks until the prom — then school will be over soon.” Many students at Wynne High found themselves measuring the length of time until Christmas or graduation by keeping tabs on how long it was until a certain event. Homecoming began with the selection of a court of maids and a queen by the football team. Student Council sponsored a week of dress-up parade. The cheerleaders did exceptionally well in planning a special pep assembly. F.T.A. Day. Spring Fling, and the prom represented the end of the year to many students. No matter what the activity, anything to break the monotony of class was a welcomed break.