Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Boys strengthen their bodies and develop co-or- P.E. students enjoy team sports, dination. Students Learn Co-ordination and Skills MR. RALPH CARPENTER B.S.E., M.S.E. Head Football Coach Freshman Sponsor MRS. HAROLD NORWOOD B. A. Girls’ P.E. Cheerleaders The physical fitness of the students of Wynne High School is emphasized by the instructors of physical education. A rigorous program is offered to grades seven through nine at which time they are instructed in the need for physical fitness. Active intramural contests accompany this instruction to put into prac- tice what has been taught. Basketball, football, track, tennis, and golf are team and individual sports available to students. Sportsmanship as well as skill is encouraged by the fine athletic department at Wynne High School. MR. HAROLD NORWOOD B.A., M.E. Jr. High Basketball MR. JERRY CASH B.S. Head Basketball Coach MR. BILL DANIEL B.S.E.. M.S.E. Football Coach MR. JOE LYNCH B.S.E. Jr. High Basketball Coach 13

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MRS. JERRY CASH B.S.E. Math Junior Sponsor MR. ELBERT PERSON B.S.E. Geometry Junior Sponsor Jimmy Bennett and Lynda Sherman set up ex- periment in chemistry. Math and Science Are Challenges Challenges of the Space Age have stimulated in- terest in two areas of Wynne High School's curricu- lum, mathematics and science. In the Science de- partment Biology, General Science, and Chemistry are offered, in addition to the more advanced course of Physics. Math courses offered include Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Advanced Math. The goal of the staffs of both departments is to maintain the students' interest in their subject and to create an understanding. MISS KAY HOLDER B.S.E. Math MRS. FRED WHITTINGTON B.S.E. Math MR. JOHN TAYLOR B.S. Math Freshman Sponsor MRS. CARL WOODHAM B.S.E. Science Sophomore Sponsor MR. DOYLE FRAZIER B.A., M.S.T. Science Senior Sponsor

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Vocational Courses Attract Students Many students at Wynne High School find the Voca- tional Education courses teach them skills which will be useful whatever their plans after graduation. The Commercial Department offers typing, short- hand, bookkeeping, and office practice which train the student to do efficient secretarial work. In the agriculture courses the boys learn not only about modern methods of farming, but also useful trades, such as woodworking. Girls learn cooking, sewing, and personal grooming in Home Economics to pre- pare them no matter what their future plans are. Juanita McCammon, Karen Brimhall, and Ava Harris take their turns cooking and cleaning up. Miss Davis's typing class concentrates on increasing speed. MRS. LEON WIGGINTON B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. ALVIN DANIEL B.S.A., M.S. Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor MISS SHARON LONG B.S.E. Business Sophomore Sponsor MRS. ADRY FIFER B.S.H.E. Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Freshman Sponsor 14