Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

5 Alma KfcU . A J. .-r £ i 33E - i i n 1 = I ( QQ ] EDITOR: E«ily BUS. MGR. Kitty SWrt SPONSOR: Milton Arn.st Volume 8 Wynne High School Wynne, Arkansas To Mr. Warner W. Clifft, our former teacher, coach, and loyal friend, the Annual Staff humbly dedi cates this '58 STINGER. Throughout his stay of seven years in Wynne High School, Coach won the admiration and respect of all who knew him. His philosophy, one which has been cultivated since he entered the teaching profession in 1925, can best be summed up in the poem, It's All in the State of Mind . If you think you're beaten -- you are; You've got to think high to rise; If you think you'd like to win -- but you can’t, It's almost a cinch -- you won't; If you think you’ll lose -- you've lost, For out in the world you'll find Success begins with a fellow's will — It's all in the state of mind. Selected Page 2 Campus and Buildings Page 3 School Board Wade Henderson, JetheroJ. Harrell, Carson Brown, Robert Vaughn, J. L. Gardner, President; R. A. Cox, Superintendent. MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL It has been a great pleasure to work with the students this year. I know that we can expect the same enthusiasm next year. Mr. Austin W. Glenn Principal MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT A most pleasant school year has been made possible for me because of the splendid way the Senior class and the student body, as a whole, have assumed their responsibilities. I trust each member of the Graduating class will make a contribution to society com- mensurate with his abilities and talents. We are looking forward to seeing those who do not graduate return with a determination to surpass the great record made by the 1958 Seniors. Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. John Tarbutton MESSAGE FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD The members of the Wynne School Board, have worked together with one thought in mind: to do everything we possibly can for the advancement of the students of Wynne Schools. We are grateful for the teachers who have given you instructions and wise counsel. These individuals are truly your friends and throughout the years of time will watch your progress. The members of Wynne School Board are proud of you. We pray for a happy pro- sperous life for each of you. T h e S t i n 9 e r S t a f f Front row: Judy Thomas, Ronnie Steinberg (Photographer), Emilie Baddour, (Editor), Kitty Stewart, (Business Manager.). Back row: Mr. Armstrong (Sponsor), Barbara Thompson, Jeff Larson, Margaret Thompson, Tenny Howell, Billy Cook, James Littlejohn, Gary Dye, (Photographer), Barry Roberts, Nat Home, Betty Jennings, and Carol Ryan. Sponsor Business Manager Milton Armstrong Kitty Stewart Page 6 Faculty MR. MILTON ARMSTRONG B. S. E.. and M. S. E. Arkansas State Teachers Mathematics MR. V. F. BAUGUS, JR. B. S.. Arkansas Tech M. A.. University of Arkansas Vocational Student Counselor Occupations MRS. ELTA HOUSER B. A., Mississippi State M. A.. La. State University English and Journalism MR. TOMMY DOZIER B. S. i Midwestern University Football Coach MR. REX LOVELL B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Physical Education Football Coach MR. ALVIN DANIELS. Agriculture B. S. A., Arkansas State MR. GLENN BURROUGHS. Science B. S., Ouachita MRS. MARK McAFEE. Librarian B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers MRS. RUBY WIGGINGTON. Home Ec. B. S., University of Arkansas MRS. H. E. NEBLETT. English and World History MISS MERTH GARNER, Science B. S.. Arkansas A. and M. MRS. R. D. DILLPORT B. A. and M. A. Louisiana State University History, Speech, and American Goverment Faculty MISS EVA JORDAN B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers M. S., Peabody English, Geography, and History MRS. W. E. McCORMICK B. A. , Blue Mountain M. A., Louisiana State University English MR. JAMES G. CULPEPPER. JR. B. S. A., Arkansas State Science, Biology, Chemistry Football and Basketball Coach MRS. MARGUERIETE MEYER A. B., Bowling Green Business University Commercial MR. LEON WIGGINGTON Math and Bookkeeping University of Mississippi MRS. WILMUTH SCOTT Math and Geography MR. PHIPPIP HASKETT, Math B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers MISS LEQEITA LOCKRIDGE B. S, E., Arkansas State Teachers Physical Education MR. LAMAR COLE Band Director B. M. E., Arkansas State MISS HARRIET BYRD Public Music B. M., Southwestern - Senior Class Officers Jimmy Davis, President, Charlie Brown, Vice-President, Twila Richardson, Secretary, Jerry Williams Treasurer, Kitty Stewart, Reporter Sponsors Mr. Milton Armstrong Mrs. Elta Houser Page 11 Seniors SALLY KATHERINE ASTON F. H. A. 1-2; F. T. A. 3-4; Band 1-3. BILLY GERALD BALDWIN F. F. A. 1; Aviation Club 1; Art Club 2. EMILIE JOYCE BADDOUR F. H. A. 1, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3; Glee Club 1; Beta 2-4; Secretary 3; JPC 1-4, Presi- dent 4; Quill and Scroll 3 -4; Stinger Staff 2, Ass’t Editor 3, Editor 4; Girl's State '57; Drama- tics Club 2, President 3; Band 1 -3; Girls Ensemble 4; Tri-rHi-Y 4; College Club 4; Junior Play; Honor Graduate. NONA FAYE BARNES F. H. A. 1; F. T. A. 2-4. JERRY LEE BAKER Sportsman Club 1-3; Aviation Club 1; Photography Club 2; Chess Club 3; Vocabulary Club 4. JO ANN BARNETT F. H. A. 1,2; F. T. A. 2, 3; Band 4; Senior Play. Pag© 12 ROBERT MITCHELL BASSHAM BILLY BREWSTER Aviation Club 1; Chess Club 2; Sportsman Club 2, 3; Bachelor's Club 4; FHA Beau 4. Hi-Y 1-3; Senior Art 1; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Beta Club 3-4; Business Manager Yellowjacket 4; Band 1-3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Boys State '57; President of Freshman, Sopho- more and Junior Classes. Senior Play. NAN BLESSING Glee Club 1; Band 1-4; Majorette 1-2; Drum Majorette 3-4; JPC 1-4; FFA Sweetheart 3-4. Pag© 13 CATHERINE LORETTA BLACKWELL Dramatics 3; F. H. A. 2,3. ROBERTA JO BEST Cheerleader 1; Art Club 1; Secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1-3, Song Leader 4; Girls Ensemble 3-4; College Club President 4; National Federation Stu- dent Musicians 1-4; Band 1-4; Major- ette 1-3; Beta Club 3-4; JPC 1-4; Student Council 1; Senior Play. IRVIN ELLIS BOYLES, JR. Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 3, President 4; Chess Club 3; Bachelor 4; Aviation Club 1; Sportsman Club 1-2; FTA 3; Photography 3; Football 3-4; J Track 3-4. CHARLIE LEE BROWN F. F. A. 1-4, Reporter 4; State Farmer Degree; Hi-Y 3; Bachelors Club 4; Sportsman 1; Football 2-4; Health Council 4; Vice-President of Senior Class. RODNEY BURTON F. F. A. 1-4; Bachelors Club 4; Sportsman’s Club; Travelers Club. JO ANN CALDWELL Yellowjacket Staff 2-4; Ass’t Editor 3, Editor 4; Health Council Chair- man 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3; JPC 1-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Beta Club 2-4, Treasurer 3; 4-H 1; Band 1-2; Junior Play; Homecoming Maid 3, 4; Annual Queen 4; Valedictorian. Senior Play. GEARLDENE BROWN F. H. A. 1-4, Reporter 2; Dramatics 1-3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; College Club 4; Homecoming Maid 4. JAMES CATHEY F. F. A. 1-4; Sportsman 1-2; Track 1; Bachelor's Club 4; Football 4. LESLIE WELDON BOWMAN Football 1, 3, 4; Sportman Club 1; F. F. A. 1-4; Track 1-4; Bachelor's Club 4. Page 14 WILLIE DEAN CHAMBERS F. F. A. 1-4; Football 1; Sportsman 1; Bachelor's Club 4. LYNDA LOU COOK Beta Club 3-4; Student Council Re- porter 4; Girl's State 3; Yellow - jacket Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4, Band 1-4; Sec. 3, Reporter 4; Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Songleader 3; Art 1; JPC 1-4, Treasurer 4; College Club 4; Senior Play. DORIS JEAN COLEMAN F. H. A. 1-4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Dramatics 2; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Secretary 4; Yellow jacket 2-4. DONNA JEAN CONDRA F. H. A. 1-3, Reporter 2, Treasur- er 3; Dramatics Club 1-3, Vice- President 1-3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Report- er 4; College Club 4; Homecoming Maid 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Play; JPC 1-4; Band 1, 2. BILLIE JOE COX Art Club 1-3; Hi-Y 4; Bachelor's Club 4, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; Football 1-4, All District 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball 2-4; Track 1-4; Senior Play. BILLIE GENE COWAN F. F. A. 1-4; Bachelors Club 4. Pag© 15 GERALDINE COX F. H. A. 1,2; F. T. A. 3, 4; Basketball 1. FREDDIE WAYNE DAVIS F. F. A. 1-4; Bachelor's Club 4. CAROLYN DERLINE CROSSEN F. H. A. 1-4, Corresponding Secre tary 4; Dramatics Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 4; Junior Play; Library Club 4. JIMMY F. DAVIS Sportsman Club 1-3, President 3; Art Club 1; Projector Club 1; Track 2,3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4, Co-Captain 4; F. T, A. 3; Bachelor’s Club 4; Senior Class President; Hi-Y 4. LARRY MARTIN DAVENPORT Band 3,4; Bachelor's Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Choir 4; Transferred from Forrest City____Band 1, 2; Boys Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2; Senior Play. CAROLYN ANESE DUNN F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 4. Page 16 PATSY RUTH DUNN F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; President 4; F. H. A. 1. BOYCE FARMER F. F, A. 1-4; Football 4; Sportsman Club 1; Bachelor's Club 4. PATRICIA ANN DURHAM F. H. A. 1; F. T. A. 2,3,4, Vice- President 1; Basketball 2, Cheerlead- er 2,4, Co-Captain 4. CHARLES SAMUEL FISHER Bachelor's Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Foot- ball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Sportsman Club 2,3; Traveler’s Club Presi- dent 4; Senior Play. JOLENE ELLIS Dramatics Club 1, 2,3; F. H. A. 1-4, Recording Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4. GLENN TRACY FOLTZ Art Club 1, 2; Sportsman Club 2,3; Bachelor's Club 4. Page 17 YVONNE FRANCE F. H. A. 1-4; Dramatic Club 2; F. T. A. 4. STELLA GAHR F. H. A. 2; J. P. C. 3,4; Com- mercial Club 4; Art Club 2; Drama- tic Club 2; Basketball 2; Glee Club 1; Yellowjacket 4; Transferred from Holy Angels; Sodality Club. ANITA FRESHOUR Dramatics Club 1, Vice-President 2; F. H. A. 1-4, 1st Vice-Presi- dent 4; FHA Camp 3; Commerci- al Club 4, Vice-President 4; Stu- dent Council 4. VYVYAN MARCELLA GASKINS F. H. A. 1-3; Dramatics Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Cheerleader 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Glee Club 2,3; Homecoming Maid 2, 3. PAULINE GAHR F. H. A. 2-4; Library Club 2; J. P. C. 3, 4; Transferred from Holy Angels ... Glee Club 1; Sodality Club 1. MARY CHRISTENE HALL F. H. A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; F. T. A. 1; Senior Dramatics Club 1. Page 18 BONNIE HAMBLIN Page 19 OPAL HAYNES F. H. A. 1,2,4; F. T. A. 2. TONY HESS Transferred from Subiaco 3; Chess Club 3; Football 4; F. F. A. 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Bachelor's Club 4; Traveler's Club 4; A11- State Football 4.« F. H. A. 2; F. T. A. 3; Art Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Yellowjacket 3,4. F. F. A. 3, 4; Bachelor's Club 4; Traveler's Club 4. HUGH GRAHAM HENDERSON Yellowjacket 3,4; Vice-President of Freshman and Sophomore Class; Hi-Y 1,2; Sportsman 3,4; Airplane 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; President 4; National Merit Scholarship 4. F. F. A. 1, 3; Football 1, 4, Manager 3; Basketball 2-4; Track'1,3,4; Sec- Treas Sportsman Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Tri- Hi-Y Beau 3; Junior Class Vice-Presi- dent; College Club 4; Bachelor's Club 4; Student Council President 4; Senior Play. DONALD HESS BOBBY EARL HUNTER BETTY JENNINGS Glee Club 1, 2; Ensemble 3, 4; Drama- tics Club 2; Student Council 2; College Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. President 4; Junior Play; Stinger Staff 2, 3, 4; J. P. C. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Traveler's Club 4. C, ALLEN LEWIS Transferred from Texas. Sportsman Club 1-4; ?. T. A. 4; Football 3,4; Letterman Club 3. JERRY DALE LANE Sportsman Club 1-3; Aviation Club 1; Hi-Y 1; Chess Club 3; Bachelor's Club 4. JAMES LITTLEJOHN. JR. Sportsman Club 1, 2; Art Club 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2; Chess Club 3; Assistant Fire Marshall 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. DENNIS LAWRENCE F. F. A. 1-4; Bachelor’s Club 4. TOMMY J. McCOY Sportsman Club 1; F. F. A. 1-4; Track 1; Bachelor's Club 4; F. T. A. 4; Football 1 -4. Page 20 FRANCES NEAL Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club 1-4; Commercial Club 3. JOAN PRICE Tri-Hi-Y 2-4; Beta Club 2-4; Art Club 1,2, ReporterjJ. P. C. 1-4, Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Band 1 -4; Majorette 3; Homecoming Maid 4; Color Day Winner 3; Yellowjacket Reporter 3; Circulation Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 4; College Club 4; Girls En- semble 3, 4. Page 21 J, D, MORRIS F. F. A. 1-4; Track 1; Art Club 1; Bachelor's Club 4. MOLLYE DIANN PLYLER Tri-Hi-Y 1-4: J. P, C. 1-4; Band 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. PAULA JEAN SMITH F. H. A. 1-4; F. T. A. 1. TWILA GAYE RICHARDSON Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Secretary of Junior and Senior Class; Girl's State; DAR Girl; Art Club 1; J. P. C. 1-4; Secretary 2, Reporter 4; Beta Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Homecoming Maid 3, 4; Associate Editor of Yellowjacket 4; Entry in Eastern Arkansas Industrial Exposition 4; Band 1, 2; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Senior Play. RUBY LOUISE SMITH F. T. A. 2-4; F. H. A. 1; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Library Club 3. BILLY HERMAN STEWART F. F. A. 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Foot- ball 4; Track 1-4; F. T. A. 2; Sportsman Club 2; Bachelor's Club 4. NED STAFFORD Sportsman Club 1-3; Football 1; Art Club 1; Hi-Y 1-3, Chaplain 4; Junior Play; F. T. A. 3; Senior Play; Bachelor's Club 4; Mr. Twirp 4; Vice-President of the Traveler's Club 4; Senior Play. KITTY STEWART Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman and Sophomore Class; Reporter of Senior Class; Glee Club 1; F. H. A. 1-3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Beta Club 2-4; J. P. C. 1 -4; Quill and Scroll 3, Sec-Treas 4; Student Coun- cil 4. Reporter 3; Stinger Staff 2, Ass't Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; County Fair Queen 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4; Senior Play; Honor Graduate. ROSEMARY STUTTS F. H. A. 1; F. T. A. 2-4. ELAINE ROCHELLE STEINBERG Dramatics Club 1 -3; Beta Club 2, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Yellowjacket Staff 4; College Club 4; Secretary; Band 1-3; Choral Club 3; Girls Ensemble 3,4; J. P. C.. 1-4; Honor Graduate. Page 22 J. FLOYD SULLIVAN F. F. A. 1-4; Sportsman Club 1-4; College Club 4. DOLORES ANN TAEGTMEYER F. T. A. 2-4; F. H. A. 1,2. BETTIE VAUGHAN Band 1-4; Girls Ensemble 2-4; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4; College Club 4; Reporter; Art Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2; Stinger Staff 2; Yellowjacket Staff 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 4; Beta Club 2- 4, Secretary 4; Halloween Queen 3; J. P. C. 1-4, Secretary 4; Salutatori an. LOUISE TACKER F. H. A. 1-4. JACQUELINE WALKER F. H. A. 1, Pianist; Yellowjacket Staff; Typist 4; F. T. A. 2-4, Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 4. JERRY KENNETH WILLIAMS Football 3, 4; Reporter of Freshman Class; Treasurer Traveler's Club 4; Student Council 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Sports- man Club 2; Basketball 3, 4; Vice- President of Sophomore Class; Yellow- jacket Staff 3, Sports Editor 4. Pag© 23 BILLY RAY SUMPTER Sportsman Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Traveler's Club 4. HELLEN WOLFE F. H. A. 1, 2; F. T. A. 2-4, President 3. EVA GWEN WYLES F. T. A. 2-4; F. H. A. 1; Tri-Hi- Y 3; Library Club 3. BETTY JO YOUNG F. H. A. 2-4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Pag© 24 � r J. Cox, President, J. Kittrell, Vice-President, M. Glenn, Secretary, R. Chrisco, Treasurer, J. Beeson, Reporter Page 26 z V' W � •'! .' Mrs. Leon Wiggington Sponsors Mr. Gordon Culpepper Eunice Acuff Kenneth Alford Robert Altman Pauline Andrews Mary Baldwin Peggy Baldwin Jerrilyn Beeson Frances Bradford Glenda Brown Freddie Brown Patricia Brown Betty Burton Kenneth Caubble Walter Childress Ronnie Chrisco Page 27 Larry Cowan Don Cox Jimmy Cox Hazel Cudd C. P. Dail Vivian Dixan Mary Durham Clara Ellis Ronnie Ellis Murphey Foltz Ann Frazier Rose Lee Gahr Markey Glenn Sue Goodwin Eldred Grant Pag© 28 Bobby Griffin Shirlene Hall Linda Hatchett Bernard Hess Frank Hess Barbara Holland Betty Jean Jones Dallas Jones Arthur Kennedy Jennie Kittrell Wanda Marple Frieda Mashburn Lucille McKee Carolyn Merrell Shirley Mitchell Pag© 29 David Moyer Margie Neimeyer Ray Neisler Bobby Morgan v Claudia Morgan Cecil Owens Charles Roberts Hellen Pillow Muriel Shaw Lottie Newman — Curtis Smith Dolly South a -n Ronnie Steinberg Jimmy Sullivan Pauline Thomas Margaret Thompson Dalton Voyle Leona Waggner Billy Wilson Glenda Witcher Not Pictured: Thelma Moore Jimmy Weaver Verlyon Woods Billie Yingst Patsy Young Donald Cox Sophomore Class Officers nmiv; si i Norman McElory, President; Gary Dye, Vice-President; Mary Ann Frank, Secretary; Nat Horne, Treas- urer; and Bryan Moery, Reporter. Sponsors Cozette Beene Ida Nell Beshears Dick Bonady Sandra Branch Donald Bridges Rebecca Bridges Jim Brown Myra Brown Tommy Buchanan Carolyn Burnett Margaret Childress Johnny Coats Rosemarie Cole Shelby Jean Cook Rita Cox Ruth Ann Davis Rozene Deese Maurice Drexler Gary Edwards Ira Ellis Margaret Faulkner Sandra Ford Mary Ann Franks Steve Fronabarger Page 33 David Gahr Judy Gaynor Fred Gresham Betty Hall David Hall Terry Hall Charles Hamrick Gatha Hamrick Grady Hamrick Jimmy Hamrick Frances Hancock Gary Hodges Bobby Holland Mary Hollin Linda Holt Donald Hopper Nat Horne Fay Howton Leona Hunter Tommy Hunter Pat Jeffers David Kemodle Jeff Larson Johy Luker Page 34 Carl Lyles Doris Mattewson Linda McClully Norman McElroy Freddie McMaster Laverne Middleton Richard Miller Mary Alice Milton Gary Mitchell Jerry Bob Mitchell Nedra Mitchell Mary Moran Bryan Morery Paul Murray Shirley Neal Shirley Pierce Fay Pittman Doug Procter Billy Ragan Barry Roberts Carol Ryan Inice Saripkin Betty Scoggins Page 35 Bonnie Speer John Spencer Walter Spencer David Stafford Donald Stultz Emma Sullivan Sharon Sullivan Beatrice Tapely Marvin Taylor Thurel Taylor Judy Thomas Alton Turner Roberta Vaughn Marvin Watts Stella Webster Larry West Margie Wilkins Maudie Wilkins Louise Willis Jimmy Woods Larry Young Carolyn Grimmett Page 36 R. Caldwell, President, K. Lancaster, Vice-President, S. Durham, T. Jennings, Treasurer. Mrs. W. E. McCormick Page 38 Mrs. Margueriete Meyer Mr. V. F. Baugus % •' li Sii Larry Joe Alford Joy Jean Allen Jerry Altman Bessy Andrews Freddie Andrews Irene Andrews Shirley Andrews Ruby Barnes Jessie Baskins Ula Jean Bozarth Larry Brewer Bertha Britton Nancy Brooks M Dalton Brown Mary Pat Brown 1 % Pam Busby Carl Camp Jimmy Cash Harold Cathy Nancy Cauble Sharon Clayton David Clifton Billie Coleman Billy Cook David Cook Joy Cowan Linda Cox Lynda Fay Cox Johnny Cross Chester Crossen Henry Crossen Jerry Dallas Marcus Dennis Patricia Dennis Joe Dooley Wayne Doss Melvin Drexler Sharon Durham John Duvall Jerry Ellis Brenda Emerson Evelyn English Donald Evans Billy Fergerson Billie Sue Fields Thomas Frazier Frankie Joe Gahr Gerald Gahr Kenny Gahr Jackie Glenn Mary Haire Alta Lee Hall Peggy Holland Stella Hamrick Martha Harmon Mary Harmon Barbara Harper Rosie Haynes Virginia Henderson Jed Hollan Peggy Holland Vemell Holmes Aubrey Homan Cecil Houk Minnie Lee Hunt Nancy Jennings Troy Jennings Denton Kemodle Kendal Lancaster Robert Lane Carolyn Light Charles Manchester Billy Marshall Bobbie Marshall Jerril Mauppin Sammy McGuire Ronnie McMinn Joyce Moore Roland Morris Charles Neal Mary Orman Max Oldham Vickie Pullen Martha Gail Palmer Linda Parr Ralph Ragle Shirley Ridley Freddie Schuchardt Gwendolyn Smith Rudeen Smith Ruby Dean Smith Cecil Stokes Harold Stultz Bobby Tacker Brenda Taylor Danny Thomas Paulette Thomas Wallace Thomas Charlotte Turner Charles Voyles Roger Ward Joness Watts Rebecca Weaver Pam White Christine Wilson Hazel Witcher Doris Woods Chester Young Mary Ann Marple Page 42 President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Reporter------- Linda Woods E. Witt Bonnie Tacker Bonnie Tacker Janice Risner President---------------------- Tenny Howell Vice-President----------------- Eddie Furniss Secretary---------------------- Barbara Thompson Treasurer----------------------- Ronnie Suggs Reporter------------------------ Amos Brawner 8th Grade Officers and Sponsors 8 - 1 8 - 2 Miss Leqeita Lockridge Miss Eva Jordan 8 - 3 Mr. Leon Wiggington 8 - 4 Mr. Phillip Heskett President ---------------------- Jimmy South Vice-President------------------ Carolyn Christopher Secretary----------------------- Judy Frazier Treasurer----------------------- Linda Bennett Reporter------------------------ Wanda Littlejohn President-----------------------Lizabeth Foster Vice-President-------------------Patsy A hart Secretary------------------------Shelby Hancock Alma Cook Etta Creekmore Darlene Grimmitte Sharlene Grimmitte Harry Hoots Georgia Marple Peggy Midget Annette Niesler Billy Nickolson Wanda Osburn Chalmes Privett Della Mae Proctor Janice Risner Darrell Shepard Larry Sherman Jerry Smith Madge South Shirley Speers Jimmy Stringfellow Betty Lou Sullivan Bonnie Tacker Charles Tapley Wayne Thomas Lester Utley Hershell Vanaman Leon Watlington Johnny Watson David Willis Donald Wilson Pag© 45 Eugene Witt Linda Woods Larry Andrews Oliver Andrews Joe Baskins Mary Bob Bledsoe Amos Brawner Ronald Brown Dorma Caldwell Rebecca Clemons Robert Courtney Eddie Furniss Glenda Glenn Mike Graff Richard Hartness Eddie Heathe Tenny Howell Bonnie Hunter Thomas McAvoy Billy McClain Leta McCormick Charles McGuire Junior Milton Caludia Morris Clara Newman Benny Payne Warren Pearce Jimmy Richardson Vicki Roberts James Smith Page 46 Ronnie Sugg Sara Sue Sullivan A. G. Taylor Barbara Thompson Jimmy Wampler Larry White Harrell Williams Warren Wiltshire Thomas Young Brenda Akins Martha Allen Lavern Altman Nancy Andrews Don Baldwin James Benefield Linda Bennett Cecil Blackwell James Bobo Davya Boger Judith Branch Peggy Brawner Nancy Bridges Doris Lee Brown Nancy Brown Billie Jean Campbell Cecil Campbell Carolyn Christopher Cecil Coffin Ann Cox Linda Crangel Page 47 Wayne Crawford R. L. Lace Joyce Ann Davis Oliver Davis Bobby Dennis Brenda Durham Judy Frazier Wanda Littlejohn Forrest Mitchell Donald Reed Jerry South Jimmy South Patsy Ahart George Eldridge Charles Ellis Ruth Evans Marlin Folty Bobbie Forbes Donald Ford Lizabeth Foster Frances Frazier Janice Freshour Bonnie Forbes Gilbert Grant Joe Hadley Ronny Hall Donald Hamilton Franklin Hamrick Shelby Jean Hancock Annette Harrell Page 48 Patsy Harell Betty Hart James Hollan Jo Ann Hopper Virginia Jackson Jimmy Johnson Glenn Kennedy Paul King J. L. Lace Raymond Lawrence Gary Lloyd Jerry McCoy Lonnie McKee Carlis Moran Mack Rushing President --------------------- Buford Home Vice-President---------------- Dexter Doss Secretary and Treasurer------- Mary Harper President--------------------- Roger Fisher Vice-President................ Shirley Saripkin Secretary--------------------- Judy Hodges Reporter----------------------- Chris Burrows Miss Merth Garner 7th Grade Officers and Sponsors Mr. Glenn Burroughs Mr. Lamar Cole Mr. Wilmuth Scott President-------------- Vice-President---------- Secretary and Treasurer Reporter--------------- Philip Thompson Kenneth Morgan Sammy South Larry Wilson President--------------------- Nellie Taylor Vice-President---------------- Carolyn Turner Secretary and Treasurer------- Ann Woods Reporter---------------------- Gale Owens Larry Cox Don Davis Flossie Davis Dexter Doss Randy Doss Becky Dunn Charlotte Ford Rita Fowler Maxine Frazier Jean Gaskin Aubrey Gilbert Howard Gilbert Paul Gregory Gene Griffin Charles Haire Carolyn Hall Leslie Hall Ruth Hall Violet Hall Doris Hambleton Carol Hamrick Mary Harper George Hart Barry Head Dickie Head Huel Heath John Hilliard Ryan Hodges Buford Home Vernon Horton Page SI Sue Howell Harold Hunt Pallie Johnson Howard Thomas Woodie Thompson Goldie Webb Betty Alberson Aubrey Andrews Charlotte Andrews Bonnie Sue Baker Glenda Baker Loretta Baker Marianne Bartlett Margaret Benefield Mary Blaylock David Block Eileen Boyles Cathey Branch Linda Brown Phillip Brown Odell Bumsch Chris Burrows Dora Carter Carolyn Cavilee John Paul Chapman Barbara Chappell Charlotte Cotton David Cross Roger Fisher Sidney Gardner Page 52 Johnny Heath Judy Hodges Kathy Hollan Billy Kemp Linda Kemp Fayrene Lawson Otto Loewer, Jr. Sudie Mason Joel Rappaport Shirley Saripkin Barbara Sides Harmon Smith Alvin Steinberg Steve Wallin Emily Spencer Cleo Brewster Joe Brewster Curtis Catlett Wanda Chaney James Crumley Sammy Edwards Don Forrester Fay Hamrick Billy Hoffman Lorraine Kilpatrick McArthur Loveless Annie Martin Billy Moore Dolores Moore Robert Moore Page 53 Kenneth Morgan Libby Morgan Ted Pilcher Ronald Powell Rita Sanders Walta Kay Seaton Phyllis Shaw Patricia Smith Sammy South Ronny Stone Eunice Strickland Barbara Sullivan Philip Thompson Betty Jean Willis Larry Don Wilson James McElroy Pat Alford Stanley Bennett Betty Bozarth Charles Harris Ann Woods Freida Jackson Barbara Jarrett Carletta Jarrett Betty Jarrett Obbie Mae Jenkins Wayne Jones Donna Lawrence Linda Milton Gale Owens Page 54 Alta Andrews Joanne Owens Marcena Owens Ricky Palmer Joe Pilcher Rebecca Quessenberry Clyde Ragan Linda Ragle Janice Shepherd Wilma Jean Smith Ronald Tacker Nellie Taylor Danny Thomas Carolyn Turner Flora Mae Vanaman Maxine Ward Betty Watson Dallas Watlington Helen Watlington Doyle Witcher Loretta Witcher Charles Wolfe Billy Wampler Brenda Milton Shelton Ellis Page 55 wmm Flft U. - « : ’x;•; _ .v-. • Mr. and Miss WHS Friendliest Bobby Hunter and Twila Richardson Senior Who s Who Who's Who MOST COURTEOUS Twila Richardson Robert Bassham MOST CHEERFUL Jennie Kittrell Bobby Hunter MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME Jo Ann Caldwell James Littlejohn Who's WITTIEST Jo Ann Barnett Billy Joe Cox Who MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kitty Stewart Robert Bassham MOST TALENTED Jo Ann Barnett Tony Hess I BIGGEST FLIRTS Jennie Kittrell Jimmy Davis MOST ATHLETIC AND BEST FIGURE Jo Best Tony Hess Who's Who MOST INTELLIGENT Margaret Thompson Ronnie Steinberg BARBARA THOMPSON Most Beautiful Most Courteous Most Intelligent REBECCA CLEMONS Most Talented Page 62 Junior Who's Who Miss WHS SHARON DURHAM Most Likely to Succeed Girl Most Dependable Girl Mr. WHS RANDAL CALDWELL Most Courteous Most Likely to Succeed I MARY BOB BLEDSOE KENDAL LANCASTER Neatest Most Dependable BONNIE HUNTER Most Courteous (tie) WARREN WILTSHIRE Most Intelligent JAMES BENEFIELD Biggest Boy Flirt Wittiest Page 65 SARA SUE SULLIVAN Best Figure WANDA LITTLEJOHN Biggest Girl Flirt Annual Queen JO ANN CALDWELL Queen Jo Ann and her court. The annual Stinger Dance was held in the old Yellowjacket Gymnasium. Her majesty, the Queen, Jo Ann Caldwell, reigned over the ceremonies. The Queens’ princesses were Shirley Saripkan andshirley Neal. Queen Jo Ann was escorted and crowned by Jerry Williams. E. ' ■ ' The Stinger Dance Slaving Doris Editor at work Posing pretty Paula is the guilty one! Pago 69 Oh, it's you. Keeping in shape Napoleon!! Hi Ya, Mabel Back in our younger days Yellowjackets Top Left to right: Rodney Burton, Ton Hess, Billy Joe Cox. Second from top: Irvin Boyles, Boyce Farm- er, Larry West, Thomas Fraizer, C. P. Dail, Ronnie Ellis, Jimmy Cox, Leslie Bowman, Nat Home. Second from bottom: David Gahr, Tommy Hunter, Larry Young, Marcus Dennis, Donald Bridges, Bryan Morey, Steve Fronabarger, Gary Hodges, Sam Fisher. Bottom row: Charles Voyles, James Cathy, Char- lie Brown, Allen Lewis, Billy Stewart, Ronnie Chrisco, James Littlejohn, Jerry Williams, Bobby Hunter, Jimmy Davis. Coaches: Rex Lovell, Tommy Dozier. Mgrs. Dick Bonady, Freddie Gresham, Richard Miller. Lovell and Dozier. Pag© 71 The 1956 Backfield Lettermen Left to Right are Ronnie Ellis, James Littlejohn, and Jerry Williams. Backfield Coach Lovell. Co -Captain Jimmy Davis Co -Captain Bear” Cox Yellowjackels Win Their Opening Game The Wynne High School Yel- lowjackets opened their 1957 rea- son last Thursday night with a 19-7 victory over Frayser High School of Memphis, B team. In the first quarter, neither team made much progress. The deepest penetration was by Yel- lowjacket Back Jimmy Cox, who went around end to the 16-yard- line, with a 10-yard gain. The threat was nullified by the strong Frayser Ram defense. The first «score of the game came late in the second quarter when Wynne Co-Captain Jimmy Davis threw a 15-yard pass to End Bobby Hunter, who ran ap add- itional 20 yards to score. Tackle Tony Hess kicked the extra point and the ’Jackets were ahead, 7-0. Early in the third quarter, Wynne climaxed a 60-yard ground drive when Ronnie Ellis carried it over from the one-yard line. Tony Hess’ kick was wide. Frayser’s score came midway of the fourth quarter wl en Guard Tommy Roark intercepted a pass on the 20 and went over. Half- back Herman Pittman ran for the point. The final score of the game was by James Littlejohn of, Wynne, who set up the score with a five- yard gain to the 19-yard-line and went the rest of the way on the next play. Tony Hess’ kick was blocked. The Yellowjackets Stops the Tigers Again. Pag© 73 Field House, Littlejohn Stopped by Helena The Wynne Yellow jack- ets overcame a two-touch- down lead Friday night to win over the Helena Indi- ans, 27 to 14. The Indians went to work early in the first quarter when James Frazier, Chester Jones and com- pany kept possession after the opening kickoff, racked up four first-downs and finally Jones scored and Frazier added the point. The next Indian scoring drive came after Helena recovered a fumble on the Wynne 32, took advantag of two successive oen- alties on Wynne, tried a passing attack and finally Frazier oassed to Jones on the 10 and Jones went the rest of the way. Frazier’s kick was good. The Yellowjacr.ets settled down in the second quarter and held the Indians scoreless, taking over on downs twice. With about two minutes left in the quarter, Ron- nie Ellis recovered a fumble on Wynne’s own 30-yard-line .and scampered 70 yards to score. Tony Hess kicked the point. In the waning seconds of the first half, Ellis made two long ground gains to the Helena 35, and Jimmy Davis passed to Bob- by Hunter for the long pass-play that paid off. Tony Hess’ kick was wide. In the third quarter, Ellis got loose again on the Helena 40 and crossed the goal line, but the score was nullified by a penalty. The ’Jacket defense held tight, and the quarter was scoreless. In the final quarter, Ellis, Cox and Davis of Wynne battered their way from midfield to the Helena two-yard line and Cox carried it over. Hess added the Hunter Goes Over for Touch Down. The Wynne Yellowjackets climaxed the 50th Anniver- sary Homecoming celebra- tion last Friday by winning over the McCrory Jaguars 26-0. The Yellowjackets opened the scoring in the first quarter when C. P. Dail made a 21-yard gain to the Jaguar 9-yard-line. Then Dail carried it to the six, Ronnie took it to the one and Jimmy Cox went over on a quarterback sneak. Tony Hess’ kick was blocked. In the same quarter, Jimmy Davis took a punt on his own 30 and ran it back to the McCrory 35, and a series of steady gains took it to the one-yard line again. Jimmy Cox fumbled on the 5 and McCrory recovered, birt the Jag- uars were offside o the play and Wynne retained possession. Ron- nie Ellis then went over. Hess’ kick missed by a small margin. The second quarter was score- less, although Ellis went over and the play was nullified by an off- side penalty on Wynne. The Mc- Crory defense stiffened, and the half ended with the ‘Jackets still dn the 4-yard-line. Wynne scored in the third quarter after getting the ball oh downs on the 36-yard line. Then Ronnie Ellis got loose behind beautiful interference and scam- pered the erttire remaining 64 yards. Hess’ kick was good. In the final quarter, Jimmy Cox and Bobby Hunter Opened a scoring drive with a 20-yard pass play to the McCroty 25. Ellis. Dail and Cox worked the ball down to the four and Dail took it over. Hess’s first kick was wide, but an offside penalty on Mc- Crory gave him another chance and the kick was good. Most of the Yellowjacket re- serves saw action during the fin- al period. Ellis stopped by Forrest City. Wynne Defense stops F. C. F. C. stopped again Hey, is it cold? 'Bear gets his man. Wynne 19 Fraizer (Memphis) 6 Wynne 0 Brinkley 0 Wynne 6 Parkin 13 Wynne 7 Marianna 14 Wynne 6 Stuttgart 37 Wynne 6 West Memphis 46 Wynne 27 Des Arc 19 Wynne 27 Helena 13 Wynne 13 Wilson 6 Wynne 27 McCrory 0 Wynne 6 Newport 0 Wynne 0 Forrest City 25 Page 76 THE CROWNING OF THE QUEEN. Page 77 Football Banquet WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT, ELLIS? THE SPEAKERS TABLE THE SPEAKER FOR THAT EVENING WAS. GEORGE COLE. ASST. COACH UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. Page 78 Junior Football Top L. to R.: Harmon Smith, Dalton Brown, Curtiss Milton, Freddie Schuhartt, Larry Andrews, David Clifton, James Smith, David Cook, Amos Brawner, Harold Stutts, Wayne Doss, Thomas Young, Ronnie McMinn, Bill McClain, Eddie Furniss, Johnnie Heath, Troy Jennings, Tennie Howell, Randal Caldwell, Kendal Lancaster, Warren Wiltshire, Robert Courtney. COACH: Culpepper. The First String Line. Coach Culpepper Wynne 33 McCrory 0 Wynne 27 Earle 0 Wynne 26 Marianna 6 Wynne 33 Parkin 0 Wynne 20 Harrisburg 7 Wynne 32 Searcy 0 Wynne 0 Helena 39 Senior Basketball Top L. to R.: Jeff Larson, Tommy Hunter, Billy Joe Cox, Bobby Hunter, Donald Bridges, Charles Ham- rick, Dick Bonady, Ronnie Ellis, Tony Hess, Jerry Williams, Jimmy Cox. COACH: Lovell. Junior Basketball Top L. to R.: Randal Caldwell, Wayne Doss, Johnny Watson, Ronnie Suggs, Bobby Tacker, Eddie Fur- niss, Warren Wiltshire, Troy Jennings, Kendal Lancaster, Tennie Howell, Billy Cook, Ronnie McMinn, Robert Courtney. COACH: Culpepper. Junior Track Team. Clifton Throwing Shot Put. Marcus Dennis In High Jump. Ellis On A Run. S e n Hunter Throwing Shot Put. Burton Throwing Shot Put. Senior Track Team. Bowman In High Jump. Cox On A Run. Page 82 Junior Cheerleaders Leta McCormick Director: Miss Lequeitha Lockridge Mary Harmon Becky Quessenbery Mary Durham Sharon Sullivan Paulette Thomas Lynda Cox Junior Sophomore Freshman Freshman s t u d e n t Seated: K. Stewart, A. Freshour, C. Merrill, M. Thompson, S. Durham, L. Cook, J. Thomas, M. Glenn. Standing: Mr. Austin W. Glenn (Sponsor), K. Lancaster, N. Horne, B. Cox, B. Hunter, C. Brown, D. Cox, S. Fronabarger, R. Bassham, R. Caldwell. Being President of the Student Body this year has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my high school career. I greatly appreciate the co-operation the entire student body and faculty has given me through the year. To the sponsor and Student Council Mem- bers go my deepest appreciation for the way they have worked and helped me so much. Thanks to both the students and faculty. I have greatly appreciated the opportunity to serve you. Bobby Hunter Vice-President Don Cox Secretary Margaret Thompson Treasurer Billy Joe Cox Reporter Lynda Cook Leona Hunter giving campaign speech. Old President, Bobby Hunter, presides over assembly. Student- Council Election M-a-r-k-e-y -G-l-e-n-n- natch! Scared candidates and nervous manager. Bottom row: L. Cook, R. Bassham (President), I. Boyles (Vice-President), B. Vaughan (Secretary), E. Steinberg, (Treasurer), P. Young (Reporter), E. Baddour, J. Caldwell. Second Row: M. Franks, J. Price, T. Buchanan, R. Steinberg, K. Stewart, T. Richardson, J. Best, L. Newman, J. Thomas, Top Row: Mrs. E. Neblett (Sponsor), R. Cole, J. Larson, J. Ellis, M. Thompson, D. Proctor, J. Hamrick, M. Childress, M. Hollan. THE WOMANLESS WEDDING This was one of the most outstanding productions of the year. The cast was composed of prominent bus- inessmen in the town. Without their help the Betas would not have been able to attend the state convent- ion. We print this page in recognition of their co-oper- ation. Yellowjacket Staff Editor JO ANN CALDWELL Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Mgr. Circulation Mgr. Production Mgr. Art Editor------- Art Assts.------- Cartoonist ------ Sports Editor---- Columnists------- Typists---------- Reporters-------- Sponsor Pag© 89 ---------------jo Ann Caldwell --------------Twila Richardson ----------------Robert Bass ham ------------------ joan Price --------------Graham Henderson --------------- Bonnie Hamblin --Norman McElroy, Stella Gahr ------------------Billy joe Cox ----------------Jerry Williams Doris Coleman, Bettye Vaughan and Lynda Cook • Patsy Dunn, Jacqueline Walker Elaine Steinberg ------------Don Cox, Rose Gahr Lottie Newman, Patsy Young and Helen Pillow -----------Mrs. Elta F. Houser Future Farmers of America Bottom row: H. Stultz, B. Ragan, I. Ellis, M. Dennis, C. Brown (Reporter), R. Chrisco (Treasurer), B. Moery (Secretary), M. Taylor (Vice-President), C. Owens (President), Mr. Alvin Daniel (Sponsor), D. Brown, L. West. D. Moyer. Second row: W. Doss, D. Stultz, W. Spencer, J. Weaver, C. Smith, J. Horton, J. Mitchell, B. Holland, R. Morris, V. Woods, B. Griffin. J. Ellis, D. Cox, R. Ward, J. Cross, C. Camp, L. Young, B. Morgan, D. Kemodle. Third row: W. Rushing, D. Thomas, A. Tur- ner, J. Maupin, C. Stokes, T. Hall, F. Brown, J. G lenn, G. Mitchess, A. Kennedy, B. Wilson, K. Alford, J. Spencer, C. Neal, R. Neisler, W. Thomas, R. Ragle, C. Houk, B. Hess. L. Alford. Top row: L. Brawner, S. McGuire, C. Young, G. Gahr B. Farmer, F. Davis, D. Lawrence, L. Bowman, D. Hess, R, Burton, T. Hess, B. Stewart, R. Hess, T. McCoy, J. Cathy, W. Chambers, B. Cowan, B. Furgurson, T. Tavlor. Sponsor Mr. Alvin Daniels President--------------------- Cecil Owens Vice-President---------------- Marvin Taylor Secretary--------------------- Bryan Moery Treasurer--------------------- Ronnie Chrisco Reporter---------------------- Charlie Brown Page 90 Future Homemakers of America First row: B. Hall. B. Burns, I. Andrews, T. Moore. V. Dixon, B. Yingst. S. Pierce, B. Tapley. L. McCulley. Second row: M. A. Milton, C. Morgan, R. Cole, P. Thomas, L. Waggoner. S. Branch. N. Jennings, L. McKee, L. Tacker, Y. France, J. Cook, P. Andrews, G. Hamrick. Third row: M. Wilkins, B. S. Scoggins, L. Willis, C. Ryan, S. Sullivan, M. Harmon, J. Watts, B. Emerson, O. Haynes, J. Hamrick, E. Sullivan. M. Holland, M. Marple, D. Matthewson, E. S. English, C. Light, F. Hancock, S. Neal. Fourth row: Mrs. Wigginton, sponsor, A. Hall, B. S. Fields, L. Parr, S. Dur- ham, V. Pullen, B. Weaver, L. Middleton, F. Howton, P. Gahr, L. Newman, J. Beason, D. J. South, C. Wilson, J, Cowman, G. Witcher, S. Andrews, N. Brooks, V. Henderson, B. Spear, I. Beshears, R. Davis. G. Brown, B. Holland. Fifth row: S. Clayton, N. Caubble, B. Britton, C. Mer- rel, A. Frazier, C. Ellis, U. Acuff, B. Harper, M. Brown, B. Marshall, S. Hall, G. Smith, i. Childress, S. Hamrick, P. Holland, M. R. Orman, L. S. Cox, B. A. Andrews, P. White, M. Har- mon, M. Palmer, P. Brown, J. Moore. President, M. Thompson; 1st Vice President, A. Freshour; 2nd Vice President, E. Baddour; 3rd Vice President, J. Thomas; Recording Secretary, J. Ellis; Historian, M. Shaw; Corresponding Secretary, B. Crossen; Reporter, D. Coleman; Treasurer, L. Hunter; Song Leader, R. Gahr; Pianist, M. Moran. FHA Beau and FFA Sweetheart Bottom Row: B. Hoffman, C. Ragan, P. Thompson (President), C. Wolfe (Vice - President), D. Morgan (Secretary), R. Palmer (Reporter), L. Blaylock, C. Brewster. Middle Row: C. Harris, R. Tacker, J. Pil- cher, D. Thomas, D. Davis, F. Mitchell, J. McElroy, G. Grant, W. Jones. Top Row: S. Bennett, H. Hunt, R. Moore, L. Cox, L. Wilson, G. Griffin, J. Crumley, S. Thomas, D. Watlington, T. Pilcher. Mr. Phillip Heskett, Sponsor. Bachelor's Club Bottom row: J. Davis, J. Williams, L. Davenport, B. Stewart, Mrs. Leon Wiggington (Sponsor), B. Hun- ter, S. Fisher (Secretary), R. Burton (Vice-President), B. Cox (President). Middle row: B. Farmer, J. Lane, L. Bowman, N. Stafford, A. Lewis, J. Littlejohn, J. Cathy, T. Hess. Top row: D. Hess, B. Cow- an, D. Lawrence, B. Baldwin, I. Boyles, B. Brewster, G. Foltz, C. Brown, T. McCoy, W. Chambers. Photography Club OFFICERS Shirley Neal-------------Secretary Ronnie Steinberg-------- President Rosemarie Cole--------- Reporter Jeff Larson---------Vice-President First Row: Mr. Gordan Culpepper, (Sponsor); Rose- marie Cole, (Reporer); Jeff Larson, (Vice-President); Ronnie Steinberg, (President); G. Dye, S. Neal, M. Moran, S. Branch, T. Hunter, P. Murray, C. Ham- rick, J. Sullivan, D. Bridges, S. Fronabarger, R. Miller, D. Proctor. A good example of their work. Future Teachers of America Bottom Row: Mr. Leon Wiggington, Sponsor. P. Dunn (President). H. Wolfe (Secretary), J. Walker (Vice-President), G. Culpepper, Sponsor. Middle Row: A. Lewis, E. Wyles, R. Smith, N. Mitchell, C. Barnett, C. Grimmett, Y. France, C. Hall. Top Row: T. McCoy, D. Taegtmeyer, A. Dunn, P. Durham, R. Stutts, G. Cox, N. Barnes, D. Brawner, S. Aston, P. Smith. Quill and Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL Bottom Row: D. Cox, T. Richardson, J. Price, L. Cook, G. Henderson (President), K. Stewart (Sec- retary), R. Bassham, J. Caldwell, Mrs. Elta Houser, Sponsor. Top Row: B. Vaughn, D. Coleman, E. Steinberg, E. Baddour, P. Young, S. Gahr, L. Newman, B. Hamblin, H. Pillow. Tri-Hi-Y Bottom Row: B. Jennings (President), B. Crossen (Vice-President), D. Coleman (Secretary), J. Kitrell, D. Condra, S. Goodwin (Chaplain), Middle Row: L. Cook, B. Young, M. Palmer, C. Ryan, N. Bless- ing, T. Richardson, C, Merrill (Reporter). Top Row: G. Brown, B. Vaughn, J. Best, P. Young, J. Price, M. Plyler. Hi-Y Bottom Row: Mr. Milton Armstrong, Sponsor, L, Davenport, I. Boyles (President). D. Cox (Vice-Presi- dent), J. Littlejohn (Secretary), N. Stafford (Chaplain), J. Cox, C. Dali, D. Cook, Middle Row: J. Woods, D. Bridges, D. Proctor, C. Hamrick, T. Jennings, D. Clifton, B. Cox, K. Lancaster, D. Evans, R. McMlnn, G. Dye. Top Row: J. Williams, J. Davis, R. Caldwell, N. Horne, J. Larson, R. Miller, B. Cook, S. Fisher, T. Hunter, B. Roberts. Seated: E. Baddour (President), M. Glenn (Vice-President), B. Vaughn (Secretary), L. Cook (Treasur- er). Front Row: P. Jeffers, S. Sullivan. J. Best, J. Price, P. Young, N. Blessing, B. Marshall, M. Ply- er, R. Gahr, P. Thomas, M. Frank, P. Gahr, V. Pullen, R. Cox. Middle Row; J. Beeson. I. Saripkin, R. Vaughn, S. Goodwin, J. Gaynor, S. Pierce, C. Ryan, C. Light, V. Henderson, N. Brooks, L. Hun- ter, Mrs. L. Jeffers (Sponsor), Mrs. N. Kochman. Back Row; J. Hamrick, M. Harmon, P. White, S. Durham, J. Thomas, M. Harmon, M. Palmer, E. English, M. Wilkins, J. Watts, K. Stewart, Mrs. R. V aughn (Sponsor), Mrs. E. Baddour. Left to flight: J. Baker, Mrs. Rayda Dilport, Sponsor, S. Fronabarger, J. Duvall, D. Jones, J. Bonady, E. Grant, P. Murray. Page 97 Seated: Mrs. Mark McAfee. B. Coleman (Reporter), F. Neal (President), K. Lancaster (Vice-President), C. Hancock. Standing, left to right: J. Hollan, C. Neal, J. Cash, W. Thomas, D. Kemodle, R. Lane, D. Clifton, C. Manchester, R. McMinn, H. Stultz, T. Jennings, D. Cook, G. Witcher. Not Pictured: L. Cox (Secretary). Library Assistants Left to Right: Mrs. Mark McAfee, Librarian, R. Lane, J. Dooley, D. Coleman, B. Crossen, M. Moran. Page 98 Pep Club Bottom Row: N. McEltoy, P. Jeffers, L. Saripkin, R. Cox, C. Beene, J. Cox (Reporter), J. Thomas (Treasurer), L. Newman (Vice-President), D. South (President), D. Procter. B. Moery, D. Bonady. Middle Row: J. Woods, S. Fisher, R. Vaughn, M. Harmon, J. Watts, M. Franks, P. Gahr, M. Shaw, R. Gahr, E. Sullivan, M. Marple, P. Wilson, P. Durham, M. Gaskins, N. Brooks. Top Row: D. Cox, S. Sullivan, N. Jennings, P. Thomas, S. Durham, V. Pullen, L. Hunter. S. Pierce, J. Hamrick, G. Smith, M. Orman, P. Hollan, S. Hamrick, L. Cox, P. White, M. Harmon, V. Henderson, C. Light, E. English. College Club Seated: S. Gahr, J. Kittrell, E. Steinberg, B. Vaughn, L. Cook, M. Glenn, Standing: G. Brown, T. Richardson, J. Price, B. Hunter, D. Condra, R. Steinberg, S. Goodwin. M. Plyler, B. Jennings. Page 99 Future Business Leaders of America Bottom row: Mis. M. Meyer (Sponsor), C. Ellis (President), A. Freshour (Vice-President), H. Pillow (Secretary), S. Gahr (Treasurer). Top row: E. Acuff, L. Hatchett, B. Jones, F. Bradford, A. Frazier, S. Mitchell. Boy's State-Girl's State Delegates Seated, left to right J. Kitrell, M. Glenn, P. Young, M. Thompson, L. Hatchett (alternate). Top row, left to right: R. Crisco, R. Steinberg, J. Sullivan, B. Griffin (alternate) ft Page 100 Health Council (Seated) Mr. Austin W. Glenn, Principal, (standing, left to right) Charlie Brown, Margaret Thompson, Jo Ann Caldwell, Robert Bassham. Junior High Student Council IF-lot wAnT aD Eo E To sir (Seated) Mr. Glenn Burroughs, W. Wiltshire, J. Branch, R. Proctor, D. Block. Standing, left to right; E. Furness, P. Gregory, S. Grimmett, P. Thompson, P. Brawner, L. Kilpatrick, R. Quessenberry, R. Dunn, J. Chapman, D. Ford, P. Ahart, D. Thomas. Junior Art Club Bottom Row: B. Giossage, D. Moore, B. Watson, P. Shaw, D. Grimmett, S. Howell, H. Smith, Wal- ta Seaton. Middle Row; Miss Eva Jordan (Sponsor), L. Kilpatrick, L. Bennett, G. Marple, S. Speer, S. Grimmett, M. Bartlett, J. Hodges, V. Roberts, C. Morris, B. Quessenberry, M. Frazier. Top Row: C. Hall, G. Webb, O. Jenkins, S. Durham, N. Brown, K. Hollan, S. Saripkin, S. Gardner, B. Nicholson, D. Wilson, G. Lloyd, W. Thomas, S. South. Junior Science Club Bottom Row: D. Hamilton, D. Ford (President), J. Holland (Vice-President), C. Hamrick (Secretary), F. Vanaman, L. Watlington. Middle Row: Mrs. Mirth Garner (Sponsor), E. Spencer, J. Gaskin, B. Jar rett, L. Ragle, J. Shepard) E. Strickland, H, Thomas, R. Lawrence. Top Row: V. Hall, L. Hall, D. Head, R. Harkness, C. Burroughs, J. Hilliard, V. Horton. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Bottom Row: F. Lawson, L. Baker, G. Hamrick, F. Frazier, B. Thompson (President), M. Bledsoe (Vice-President), J. Frazier (Secretary), G. Glenn (Reporter), C. Newman, R, Clemons, B. Alberson, Mrs. W. Scott, Sponsor. Middle Row: B. Campbell, L. Altman, A. Cox, I. Boyles, K. Branch, D. Goger, J. Branch, A. Andrews, G. Baker, P. Johnson, V. Jackson, A. Martin, B. Cowan. Top Row: L. Kemp. J. Hopper, B. Tacker, J. Risner, L. Foster, M. Louton, S. Hamcock, B. Akins, C topher, D. Caldwell. S. Sullivan, W. Littlejohn, D. Procter, E. Creekmore, P. Harrell, B. A. Harrell, W. Osbum. Junior Hi-Y Bottom Row: R. Courtney, E. Heath, T. Howell (President), R. Fisher (Vice-President), W. Wiltshire (Secretary), J. Chapman (Reporter), R. Sugg, A. Brawner. H. Smith, A. Steinberg. Middle Row: B. Kemp, J. Smith, B. Payne, E. Furness, B. McClain, J. Richardson, R. Procter, R. Powell, S. Wallin, O. Loewer, P. Gregory. Top Row: Mr. Glenn Burroughs (Sponsor), L. White, A. Taylor, W. Pearce, C. McClain, H. Williams, M. Graff, T. Young, R. Brown, D. Block, J. Rappaport, R. Doss, D. Doss. Assemblies 1. Randal Caldwell proposes in Student Council skit. 2. Members of the Mixed Chorus entertain in assembly. 3. Our guests, the Morrilton High School Band, perform while on tour. 4. Students enjpy a talk from a representative of Bell Telephone Company. 5. Students participate in the Conn Music program. Girls' Ensemble Left to Right: S. Durham, E. Baddour, J. Gaynor, R. Vaughan, T. Richardson, J. Price, E. Stein- berg, L. Cook, J. Watts, R. Cox, B. Vaughan, P. Jeffers, H. Byrd (Director), V. Henderson, P. White, and B. Jennings. G. Lines, Accompanist. DIRECTOR: Miss Harriet Byrd ACCOMPANIST: Mrs. Fred Lines Wynne High School Band CLARINETS Markey Glenn Larry Davenport Maudie Wilkins Leta McCormick Warren Pierce Carolyn Light Bonnie Hunter BASS CLARINET Claudia Morris OBOE loan Price FLUTES Bettye Vaughan Roberta Vaughan Joness Watts Virginia Henderson Clara Pearl Newman CORNETS Jimmy Cash Robert Lane Jeff Larson Jed Hollan Gary Dye Melvin Drexler Ira Ellis Evelyn English C. P. Dail Dick Bonady FRENCH HORNS Pam White Nancy Brooks BARITONE Tommy Buchanan TYMPANI Vicky Pullen BELLS Glenda Glenn BASS HORN Paul Murray Denton Kemodle CYMBAL Rita Cox MARIMBA Mollye Plyler Lynda Cook SAXOPHONES Nan Blessing Mary Harmon Martha Harmon Inice Saripkin Pat Jeffers Doug Proctor Charles McGuire DRUMS Sharon Durham DIRECTOR LAMAR COLE Pag© 107 Drum Majorette Nan Blessing W. H. S. Twirlers Leta McCormick, Clara Pearl Newman, Inice Saripkin, Markey Glenn, Pam White, Maudie Wilkins, and Nan Blessing. Markey Glenn Assistant- Drum Majorettes Pam White Come Out of the Closet DIRECTED BY - Wilmuth Scott PRODUCED BY - The Junior Class Hilda Hawkins .............Margaret Thompson Mrs. Malone----------------Lottie Newman Irene Gleason -------------Markey Glenn Jennie Potts -------------- Jennie Kitrell Ammonia Mullens------------Rose Gahr Gutherie Rosewater---------Ronnie Steinberg Abbie Philips--------------Sue Goodwin Hercules Jones-------------C. P. Dail George Hanson--------------Jimmy Cox Mr. Cutter-----------------Ronnie Chrisco Officer Sweeny-------------Jimmy Sullivan Page 110 June Mad DIRECTED BY - Mrs. Rayda Dillport PRODUCED BY - The Junior Class Cast Senior Play Penelope Wood— Dr. Wood---------- Mrs. Wood--------- Mervin Roberts — Roger Van Vleck - Julie Harris------ Chuck Harris------ Mr. Harris-------- Milly Lou--------- Elmer Tutle....... Effie............. Ralph Wentworth ■ Shirley Wentworth Jo Ann Caldwell James Littlejohn • Kitty Stewart Bobby Hunter Robert Bassham Jo Best Ned Stafford Larry Davenport Twila Richardson Billy Jo Cox Jo Ann Barnett ■Sam Fisher Linda Cook Page ill Page 112 Junior and Senior Prom Jimmy Sullivan applauds Queen of the Universe Anita Freshour Jimmy and Don doing their rendition of The Man on the Street The Speakers Table Junior and Senior Prom Jimmy Davis thanks the Juniors for the lovely banquet. The Girls' Emsemble and Ronnie take a trip through space. Jimmy Cox welcomes the Seniors A pantomine by Martha Gail Palmer as only SHE can do it. • stYve vJYv� 1 Jo Ann Caldwell, Valdictorian . to sail into the sunset Honor Graduates Elaine Steinberg, .. the vessel puffs her sail Emilie Baddour, . to follow knowledge like a sinking star” The beautiful, beautiful Buena Vista, Coniedeiaie SORRY! Bathing Beauties Senior Trip A m Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class, of the school of WHS, and city of Wynne, being in debatable health and of suspicious mind, calling to mind the frailty of our grades and uncertainty of our diplomas, and being desirous of settling our school affairs, and how the habits and peculiarities by which we have been known, shall be disposed of after our departure, and all being above the age of 12 years, while we have the strength and capacity to do so, do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all previous incriminating statements by us heretofore made. BOBBY HUNTER wills his place as president of the Student Council to his successor, Don Cox. JO ANN CALDWELL wills her position as editor of the Yellowjacket to the new editor, Patsy Young. EMILIE BADDOUR wills her editorship of the Stinger to her successor, Margaret Thompson. SALLY AS- TON wills her ability to get a man and keep him to Barbara Holland. JERRY BAKER wills his ability to argue with Mrs. Dillport to anyone who would have fetter luck than he did. BILLY BALDWIN leaves his trumpet playing ability to Jed Hollan and all his old dates to Jim Bonady. NONA FAYE BARNES leaves her endless energy to her lazy little sister, Ruby. ROBERT BASSHAM bequeaths his mud-grip tires and chains to Glenn Burroughs. JO BEST and BETTYE VAUGHAN will their ability to skip school to Pat Jef- fers and Joness Watts and hope they don't get caught or suspended. CATHERINE BLACKWELL and DO- LORES TAEGTMEYER leave their ability to chase the wrong boys at the right time and still come out ahead to Darlene Grimmett and Rose Gahr. NAN BLESSING bequeaths her ability to catch a student teacher to Patsy Young and her spot as drum majorette to Marianne Bartlett. LESLIE BOWMAN wills his ability to break state records in the 100-yard dash to Charles Voyles. LYNDA COOK leaves her jJosi- tion as exchange editor of the Yellowjacket to her freshman friend, Pam White. BILLY COWAN leaves all No Smoking signs to his little brother, Larry. BILLY JOE COX be- queaths all his funny cartoons to Mrs. Houser. LARRY DAVENPORT wills all his coffee breaks to Ronnie Ellis and leaves Mr. Glenn a total wreck. FREDDIE DAVIS leaves all his empty.?????.....bottles to Bobby Morgan and Billy Wilson. JIMMY DAVIS wills WHS to all underclassmen and takes Jo with him, if any of her old Buddies don't mind. PATRICIA DURHAM wills all her freckles to Shirley Neal, and Ronnie to little sister, Nell, so she can keep a good eye on him. JOLENE ELLIS wills all her height to Shirley Saripkin. BOYCE FARMER bequeaths his ability to get hurt in football to C. P. Dail. SAM FISH- ER wills his ability to make the track team to Nat Horne, his sunny disposition to Ronnie Ellis, and him- self to any girl, as long as she is a blond. YVONNE FRANCE bequeaths her ability to take dictation to anyone capable of handling it. ANITA FRESHOUR wills everything here, including the boys, to little sister, Janice. PAULINE GAHR wills her height to Joness Watts and her quietness to Paulette Thomas. STELLA GAHR bequeaths her ability to go steady for two years to Jennie Kittrell. GLENN FOLTZ wills fifty pounds of his weight to David Block. MARCELLA GASKINS leaves her ability to hook, and keep a Hickory Ridge boy to Markie Glenn, and all her discarded boyfriends to Maudie Wilkins and Rita Cox. BONNIE HAMBLIN leaves the art department of the press room in a mess and hopes her successor, Hellen Pillow, can make as good a mess next year. OPAL HAYNES leaves all her snuff to Coach Lovell and Coach Dozier. GRAHAM HENDERSON leaves his brains to sister Virginia and naturally takes Betty with him. IRVIN BOYLES leaves his long legs to Kenny Gahr. DOLLIE BRAWNER wills her love for school to anyone brave enough to take it. BILLY BREWSTER wills his ways with the girls to Jimmy Wampler. GERALDENE BROWN and DONNA CONDRA bequeath their place as the Fair Oaks Girls to Maudi Wil- kins and Markie Glenn so they can ride in Elberta . Page 119 CHARLIE BROWN leaves all his FFA award pins to farm-minded Warren Pearce. RODNEY BURTON wills his curly hair to Francis Hess, and his ability to skip school and get caught everytime to Kenneth Alford. JAMES CATHEY leaves his love for policemen to Jim Bonady. DORIS COLEMAN wills aH her shy but flirty ways to her little sister, Billie Faye. WILLIE CHAMBERS leaves his safe driving ability to Larry Young. BERLINE CROSSEN wills her chair in shorthand to Lottie Newman so Mrs. Meyer might have a second-year class next year. DONALD HESS and FLOYD SULLIVAN will their ability to run down the halls without getting caught to Norman Trigger-Joe McElroy. TONY HESS leaves his ability to roam the halls and get away with it to Ronnie Ellis. BETTY JENNINGS wills her mathematical ability to Ronnie Steinberg and leaves her little brother, Troy, with whomever he happens to be going with to- day. JERRY LANE wills his curly hair to Coach Lovell. DENNIS LAWRENCE wills his satisfactory conduct to David Hall. ALLEN LEWIS leaves his two favorite sleeping chairs in Mrs. Neblett’s and Mrs. Dillport's classes to Don Cox. JAMES LITTLEJOHN wills his show-off ways to anyone foolish enough to take them. TOMMY McCOY wills his ability to cooperate with Mr. Glenn and Mr. Cox to Billy Marshall. J. D. MORRIS wills his talent for graduating at mid-term to every Senior next year. FRANCES NEAL bequeaths her tremendous height to that tall, sky-scraper Glenda Brown. MOLLYE PLYLER leaves the job of taking good care of Troy Joe to Ronnie McMinn and hopes he will see to it that Troy keeps his bet. JOAN PRICE leaves a place in her house to Sharon Durham since it's such a pleasant neighborhood. TWILA RICHARDSON and KITTY STEWART leave all their cancesed stamps, broken pencils, empty stationery boxes and worn out erasers to Patsy Young. PAULA SMITH, HELEN WOLFE, GERALDINE COX, and PATSY DUNN will their exciting afternoons in shorthand class to anyone whose nerves are strong enough to take it. ROSEMARY STUTTS wills her book How to Catch a Man to Judy Frazier. NED STAFFORD came with nothing so he leaves with everything. ELAINE STEINBERG leaves her cousin Ronnie her ability to make good grades so he won't flunk his Senior Year. BILLY STEWART wills his power to run the 220 in 50 seconds flat, to that speed demon Ronnie Ellis. BILLY SUMPTER leaves all his bad report cards to anyone stupid enough to take them. LOUISE TACHER gladly wills her government book to any- one who wants it. JACQUELINE WALKER, CHRISTINE HALL, RUBY SMITH will their frequent trips to neighboring towns on school days to all future government students who wish to get out of class and leave Mr. Jones to no one as he is 21 and can take care of himself. When JERRY WILLIAMS found out he could leave, he left in such a hurry he didn't leave anything. EVA GWEN WYLES leaves her expert- ness at missing the ball in PE to Jaye Pittman. BETTY JO YOUNG leaves her place as last on the alpha- betical list to Patsy Young, Larry Young, and Chester Young. The SENIORS leave to the Freshmen all old pencils, erasers, and cuds of gum stuck under the desks; to the Sophomores their cunning ways with the teachers and hope they get away with more than we have; to the Juniors, we leave our worn-out senior songs , money-raising projects for the Senior Trip, begged-for privileges, and last but not least, our places in the auditorium. To Mr. Glenn, Mr. Cox, we bequeath a share in the St. Joseph Aspirin Co., to guarantee a bountiful supply of remedies for headaches and ulcers. To the faculty, we will our vast amount of knowledge and wisdom to help them solve the problems and headaches we gave them. To the entire Student Body, we leave all the incorrect clocks, a bell system which is always out of order, initialled desks, forged absentee slips, time-tested lectures from the office, and fond memories of the Unforget- table SENIOR CLASS of 1958. And we gladly leave Mr. Baugus, hereby stating his name so he can't protest the will. Page 120 New what? Choice slave Football's Fiftieth Queen Donna, Debbie and Frank AT THE GAME A Maids Marcella and Twila, Queen Donna Year In WHS COMPLIMENTS OF THE First National Bank Page 125 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Students and Graduates of Wynne High School UNITED INSURANCE SERVICE Representing Leading Capital Stock Insurance Companies Barwick Garage Building P. O. Box 31 Wynne, Arkansas Our Compliments to the '58 Graduating Class from J. L. and Jim Shaver Irrigation Well Drilling and Maintenance Bartlett's Well Service U. S. Pump Dealer Jack Bartlett, Owner Pho-Bus. 1088 Res. 606J3 Don't Get Behind the Eight-Ball Be in the Know---To Keep Well-Informed Listen All Day Everyday To KWYN Your Family Friend in Wynne The Best in News, Music, Sports 1400 on Your Dial Page 127 Compliments of H. Steinberg Sons Groceries Dry Goods 113 E. Union Ph 188 Baddour's Burnetts Gulf Sta Pho 578 Wynne, Ark. and the Bargain Center Wynne, Arkansas Frosty Freeze Where Teenagers Meet Helen Adkisson Hiway 1 South Wynne, Ark National Cash Latest Fashions From Standley's Where Ma Saves Pa's Dough Ph. 166 Wynne, Ark. Wynne, Ark Page 128 TSA , PliASURe! Graham Hardware W. T. Graham 111 E. Union Pho 94 J. W. Henderson Wynne, Ark Green's Gro. Hiway 64 West Compliments of East Ark Abstract Co. Caudell Lane Pho 563 Wynne, Arkansas Compliments of Page 129 Manning Drug Co. Your Beauty, Health and Prescription Center Fashion Cleaners Laundry Martining More Dry Cleaning 116 E. Merriman Pho 28 Pho 301 210 Front We Make Good If Our Goods Don't Meyers Dry Goods - Clothing - Shoes Furnishings Cotton Buyer Phone 30 Wynne, Ark Compliments of Compliments of Sterling's Store Collins Department Store Your one-stop Shopping Headquarter Vicki Vaughn Toni Todd 213-215 Merriman Wynne Big Smith Compliments of The Hub Home Furniture Gift Shop J. C. Hilliard Son 112 E. Union Pho 415 Wynne, Ark Page 130 Barwick Ford Co. Ford Dealer Since 1919 ■Vour Safety is our Motto Pho 369 370 Wynne, Ark K N Surplus §g) 211 Wilson Elmer O. Robinson Pho 1205 Wynne • Distributor of Esso Products Wynne, Ark. Save Today For The Opportunities of Tomorrow There is no Better Plan for Accumulating Money Than Systematic Saving Our Free Dime Savers Hold $3.00 This amount saved each month will amount to: $196.85 in 5 yr. $430.98 in 10 yrs. $709.48 in 15 yrs. Wynne Compounded at 3 1 2% per yr Federal Savings Loan Assoc. A Specialized Thrift Institution Page 131 Brawners Pkg. Co. We Chill, Kill, Cut, and Wrap Phone 558 7 BPAWNffiS. PURE PORK WHOLE HOG NET WT. I LB. INGREDIENTS: SALT AND SPICES Houser Tire Appl. G. E Wynne, Ark G. E. Sales Service Your General Elec. Dealer Pho 294 Brown INS Agency Mrs. H. B. Brown Wynne, Ark. Phone 883 and 455 Modern Compliments of Beauty Shop Carman Styles and Grocery Fashions to Suit You Page 132 See More and Pay Less Phone 204 Wynne, Arkansas DEEP ROCK LAMPKIN X LAMPKIN SERVICE STATION Wynne, Arkansas Phone 668 HODGES Compliments to the Senior Class of 1958 HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Wynne, Arkansas TV RECORD SHOP Furniture and Appliances Build Your Home First and Maintain It It's Your Best Investment WYNNE LUMBER COMPANY Your Patronage Is Appreciated Ida' Beauty Shop Compliments of . Permanents of Distinction . Individualized Hair Cuts . Manicures, Facials . Hair Tinting Phone 4232 NR James Robertson Page 133 Fair Oaks, Arkansas DALLAS SERVICE STATION Your Lion Dealer Teague Jeweler T roy's Cafe Pho 344 TAYSTEE The Bread That's Baked While You Sleep The Mid-South's Favorite Page 134 Sharp Flowers Flowers For Every Occasion 400 W. Merriman Ph. 156 Compliments of Carwile Cleaners We Strive to Please Wynne, Ark. Compliments of J. E. Harris Lumber Co. ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS Phone 157 101 W. Union Penrose WrXsale Duck Pond mK—s') Grocer Co. Phone 365 Wynne East Ark Finest Duck Shooting G. E. Stewart, Owner Operator Compliments of Van-Atkins The Store Where Your Dollar Buys More Pag© 135 Special thanks to Mr. Wallace Stein, our photographer, and Mr. Armstrong, our sponsor, for their help and patience throughout this year. Page 136 These are only normal, happy, and carefree young journalists rejoicing at the completion of an- other yearbook. .. .your 1958 STINGER. We worked hard getting photographs, snaps, dummies, copy sheets, ads, subscription campaigns and finances We have tried to preserve your memories in this book and we hope you enjoy it. Emilie Baddour Editor ’58 THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Forrest City, Arkansas Dupont Duco Dulux HAMRICK BROS. HARDWARE Dupont Paints - Hardware Sporting Goods Day Phone 52 - Night Phone 69 Wynne, Arkansas SAM McGUlRC DRUG CO. For Prescriptions Phone 4 Wynne MARLI N'S CAFE Highway 1 South Pho. 21 Next to Home This is The Best Place to Eat Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. (Butch) Marlin Pag© 137 BORDENS MILK We, the staff of the BORDEN MILK COMPANY, enjoy serving your city and school with a daily supply of milk products. ELSIE, our BORDEN cow joins with us in saying, Thanks to our many regular customers. Pago 138 r C-a e--, mu' • • 3r - vx- y wr ■j Vf 'WWW � « ? 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