Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Front Row: Diane Johnson, Dee Thalgott. Sandra Mitchell, Melissa Smith, Cara Cole, Tee- na Emerson, Annette Smith, Beverly Thwing, Teena Winters. Jo Gaskins, June Waflington. Row 2: Joyce An- drews. Alice Slawson, Claire Akins, Needra Davis, Jean Mathis, Rosanne Small, Deanna Pickett, Debbie Burns, Phyllis Munn, Kim Bostick, Patsy Maup- pin, Lavonda Wheeler. Row 3: Belinda DeNinno, Lynn Hartzel, Millie Cald- well. Bill Horne, Bobby Hughes, Terry Allen, Bob Stacy, Thomas Hendrix, Mack Brawner. Back Row: Wayne Mc- Elroy, Dickie Baker, Mark Nix, Mike Ethridge, Harry McEwen, Terry Baker, Mark Jackson, Tommy Holbrook.

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Cinderella Begins E?rama Season Jennifer Johnston and Randy Pemberton gaze with happy anticipation into the pages of a soon to be realized trip to see Man of La Mancha. Having acquired an excellent rep- utation for the production of en- tertaining and thought-provoking plays, WHS’s Drama Club is now in its third year. This organization, whose membership has risen to a level that rivals all others at WHS, has also produced young men and women who are knowledgeable in theater arts. Besides learning the fine points of dramatic and com- edic acting, students are offered op- portunities to develop skills in other areas of the theater, such as direc- tion, make-up, and set designing and construction. Starting the club’s season with the children’s classic Cinderella, which was performed only for the elementary school and junior high. Sponsor Bob Kittrell announced that he planned to present two oth- er plays during the second semester. President Randy Pemberton, who starred in last spring’s comedy, Bare- foot in the Park, led the club in such projects as set decoration for the Junior Miss and Stinger Queen contests. Front Rou: Susie Marshall, Louis Mid- kiff, Charles Flowers, Mike Martin, Andy Reynolds, Kim Brawner, Randy Pemberton—President, Paula Block— Treasurer, Karan Eldridge—Reporter, Cheryl Fifer—Secretary, Doug Wilker- son—Vice-president, Peggy Clark, Vicki Lawrence, Vickie Johnson, Nancy San- ders, Sharon Spence, Jenny Young, Deb- bie Stutts. Row 2: Esther Campbell, Willie Ann Wilson. Bonnie Sue Shav- er, Linda Smith, Cathey Tutor, Deborah McCormack, Sarah Bradshaw, Peg Falls, Julie Carr, Martha Gahr, Marcia Tucker, Virginia McGuire, Joan Garner, Clarice Harrell, Linda Ward, Mary Pat Crock- ett, Judy Walker, Valerie Ellis. Row 3: Patricia Warren, Lillian Russell, Judy Vance, Phyllis Armstrong, Denise Clark, Mike Courtney, Roscoe Hardiman, Kathi Caldwell. Linda Light, Donna Minton, Phyllis Akins, Debbie Anderson. Nancy Holleman, Jennifer Johnston, Marsha Burnett, Jane Armstrong, Jeanne Crain, Stephanie Hogue. Row 4: Erma Can- nady, Terry Shirley, Clara Hoy, Ann Hart, Darlene Martin, Bonnie Jones, Retha Rose, Peggy Dunn. Darlene Bur- ton, Wayne Cockrell, Danny Tacker, Eddie Ransom, Bruce Clark, George Dooley, Mike Edmondson, Neal Beaton. Bach Rou: Wayne Gordon, Kenneth Aston, Gary Eppes, Barry Henson, Chip Baker, Danny Bachelor, Rosemary Hess, Terry Morris, Nancy Sanders. 8

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Student Council e Activist Group Long before the majority of WHS students turned any thoughts toward school, 1969-70 Student Council of- ficers were busy toiling over the handbook, containing school guides and regulations. This summer’s work resulted in the presentation of revised handbooks to all students in September. Just one example in many, such work enforces the idea of student body interest and partic- ipation in school functions. Recognizing the need, the coun- cil sent letters of welcome to new students, and helped to organize all meetings by instituting rules of order to be followed. The council has also enabled the addition of WHS’s own flag to be made through sponsorship of a contest in the fall. Keeping abreast of current issues, a debate over lowering the voting age was sponsored which aroused student interest. A student- faculty basketball game is also scheduled for the spring. Whatever the future holds, WHS'ers may rest secure in know- ing that this year's council was one of the best. Sealed: Chip Baker—President, Kathi Caldwell—Secretary, Tommy Owens—Vice- President. Standing,: Neal Beaton—Treasurer. Kim Brawner Reporter. Right) Ain't it pretty? sighed Roger Winkler as he admired his design, which won first place in the Council-sponsored flag contest. The bearded half of Dust and Ashes,” talented folk-singing duo, performs a mystical feat—whistling harmony and melody at once. 10