Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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 The Rainbow KATII LKK N DORRIS Secretary and Treasurer 27. ‘28 : Most Popu- lar Sirl ‘29, 30; Peppy Peppers 29, 30. “And It I loved you Wednesday What’s that to you.” She has a friendly manner, never worrying about tin future, but always living at the present. Vice-President 27. 28; Hl-Y 27. 28. 29. 30; W Club 30; Baseball 29. 30; Football 29, 30 ; Track ‘30 : Advertising Manager 29, ‘30. “‘Live, while you live the epicure would say And seize the pleasures of the present day.” He Is a popular fellow, and Is always ready to do his part t« help his class or his friends. Vice-President of Home Economics Club 29, 30 ; Who’s Who 29. 30. “I love to hear thine earnest voice Wherever thou art hid Thou sayest such an undisputed thing In such a solemn way.” Actions speak louder that words and Wilma has endeared herself to all by being a real friend. HELEN HRAWNER “lie good and let who will he clever Do kind things and win friendship forever.” She is the type of girl who never says much, but works hard and gets things done in a quiet way.

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LILLIAN RITU GttlBY Basketball 28. “The way to have a friend Is to he one. Always speaking what she thinks, she is n« er worried about lookin' on the dark side of life. K KL Cl! PM V w ub k ti Bn!,k -lbaU no: Baseb« so “Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. He has been a senior as long as we have known him. but he has founJ friends the short time he has been here JEWKLL MOODY “Kverything she does |s solid For she hath a serious turn of mind.' Jewell always attacks a problem determined to win. and she succeeds. We wish her much success in life VONKS IIOI STON President Home Economics Club 20: Secre- tary of Peppy Peppers '23, 20. “Keep your ears open wide to the future's first rail. He whatever you will, l»u: yourself first of all. Agnes, the same true friend yesterday, today and always. We fee! sure tnat Agnes is weli prepart-d and eager to mike a success in life. The Ra NBOW

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 The Rainbow Historian ‘2! . '20: (Mass Editor '29, ’30. “Tlilnk triib and tin thoughts shall flu world’s fa mini feed Live trulv. and tin 11 f« shall hr a great and nohle creed. She is very studious and capable, alwavs proving herself equal to the tasks set for her. ItORTN JOHNSON Football 28. 29: Track ’29. 30; President Hi-Y 29. ’30; W. Club. “Share vour hanniness with others, hut keep your troubles to yourself. Hi has a smile for everybody and a cheery word for his friends. EVELYN IIOLT Peppy Pepners 29. ’30; Vice-President of Music Mub ’29. ’30; Home Economics Club ’2'». ’30. “You h M»r that (girl) laughing You think (she’s) all fun. Hut the angels laugh too t the good (she) has done.’ We all regret that Evelyn has only been with us one year. When we want to lose our blues, we get Evelyn to ntertain us. DOLLY JANE HAMMETT President of Class 26, “27. ’28. '29; Secretary '29. ’30: Student Council '29, '30; Best All- Around Girl ’29, 30; Peppy Peppers. “Snatch gaily the Joys which the moment »hall bring nd away every care and trouble fling.’ She has proved that acts, not words, count most. She was always ready to help her class or friends.