Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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 The Rainbow Best Matured Girl '28; Most Studious Girl '30; President of Intermediate Music Club ’29, '30; Class Poet 29, ’30. “So, If I live or die to serve my friend, I Is for ni) love, ’tls for m friend nlone, nd not for any rate Unit friendship bears In heaven or on earth.” She believes in hard work and is ever de- pendable, never shirking:, and always ready to help one out of trouble. MA IMJ ARETHA HERMAN Peppy Peppers '29, ’30. “Vet taught by time my heart has learned to Forgathers. good, and melt at others’ woe,” If “Bit” has as many successes in the future ns she has friends now, she will be very famous. ELIZABETH FBI MM Basketball ’28, 29. ’30; Member of Peppy Peppers Club. “Why worry! It will happen anyway And sunshine drives the clouds away,” She never had a worry but school, and that not long. Elizabeth always has a ready laugh. MARJORIE WILKINS Who’s Who 29, ’30 ; Assistant Editor of Rain- bow '29, '30; President of Peppy Peppers Club. “He gone, cares! I give you to the winds.” She takes cares as they come and shoos them all away. “lie who loves not wine, women, or song Remains a fool Ills whole life long.” He believes in living in the present and not worrying about the future.

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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.

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 The Rainbow Our l m uj ll We have spent four pears in the race we’ve won And are leaving for higher and newer fields. Don't forget us. fellow students, in the rush and fun. Watch us and see what time reveals. We’ll use the knowledge we got while here And earn a success in the struggle of living. Those hours of studg and plug are dear And will help us to be kinder and more forgiving. Teachers, gov have helped to shape us well. UV are grateful, one and all, to gou. Just watch our step for time will tell And gou will see what gour work will do. We have been like one great bodg With a family's love and work. We have shared our troubles and hardships And the work we hated, tried not to shirk. Just remember that we are looking With the farewell close at heart, And keep Die bread of knowledge cooking Though the time has come to part. —Helen Evans. WiNKS I1KKVKS h, mlet lass, few there Im Who know the treasure hid in thee.” Little heard, but loved by all who know her. BOX NIK KAVK (MIAN Cutest (»lrl ’30. “Love alters not with his brief hours and w eeks, liut bears It out even to the edge of doom.” She is intelligent, efficient, lovely, with a little courting as a sideline. Smiles cost little, and Bonnie Faye always keeps a supply.