Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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New Year Starts Off With a Bang As the Gun Club becomes a more familiar organization at WHS, its activities take new forms. Un- der team names such as Elbert’s Assassins and Flatland Powder Burners, students are instructed in the safety and accuracy of gun handling by sponsor Elbert Person. Before being allowed to shoot a gun new members are required to pass the NR A Hunter’s Safety Exam to insure their knowledge of guns and help guarantee the protection of others. (At left) Peg Falls takes careful aim while target shooting at South Ele- mentary as Mr. Person watches with sharp eyes and muffled ears. Front Row: James Midkiff, David Hunt —Executive, David Baldwin, Louis Mid- kiff—President, Bobby Baker, Peg Falls—Secretary , Bruce Clark—Vice- president Row 2: Bonnie Shaver, Karan Eldridge, Pat Hess, Sammie Hare, An- nita McKnight, Bonnie Jones, Dee Thalgott, Steve Chapman, Elbert Per- son. Row 3: Meredith Smith, Donna Hess, Linda Smith, Mike Smith, Bill Horne, Bev Burnett, Wayne McElroy, Byron Brown, Neda Cook, Harry Mc- Ewen. Row 4: Mike Norviel, Mike Hess, Chris Hagler, Charles Flow ers, Dan Fiscus, Michael Hess, Dennis Hess, Tom- my Holbrook, Stanley Harrison. Back Row: Dennis Morse, Wayne Gordon, Forrest Ethridge, Kenneth Aston, Rod- ney Doss. Barry Henson, Dwight Brown, Jim Lane, Mark Jackson. 18

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JUNIOR STAFF Seated: Mildred Fiser, Virginia McGuire, Bonny Jones, Debbie Palmer, Peggy Crouch, Julie Carr, Donna Minton. Standing: Steve Chapman, Ricky Williams, Mike Smith, Bonnie Sue Shaver, Standley Moore, Dorothy Doherty, Deb- bie Stutts, Jenny Young, Dana Lines. Who knows what genius is born in the YELLOWJACKET press- room? Every day fellow staff mem- bers gather to pool their creativity and assemble stories reported by journalism students, enabling a pa- per to be released tri-weekly. Under the direction of staff ad- viser Mrs. Dayma Steele, new ad: ditions, such as a thought-provoking feature in each paper and the hu- morous Instant Replay column have been made. Of special interest to all is the staff's new project— the Yellowjacket Student News Bureau, which broadcasts WHS news twice a week over KWYN. (Left) Heading the KWYN Campus News Staff, Leroy Courtney may be heard frequently telling it like it is at WHS on the 5-minute news spot. ‘0 V With visions of monsters and assorted nondescript characters dancing in his head, Art Editor Roger corrals these images for the paper. (Left) Editor-in-chief Vicki Lawrence and sponsor Mrs. Dayma Steele col- laborate on the lay-out for the front page of the Yellou jacket. 17

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Quill and Scroll Publishes Journal Sealed: Jane Armstrong. Stephanie Hogue—Historian, Paula Block—President, Vickie Johnson—Secretary, Vicki Lawrence—Reporter. Standing: Roger Winkler, Larry Altman, Wayne Cockrell—Treasurer, Mike Courtney, Neal Beaton, Chip Baker— Vice-president. An international society com- posed of students whose work on high school publications merits rec- ognition, Quill and Scroll is the oldest extracurricular organization at WHS. At the club’s January initiation six WHS'ers were honored with membership, and many other jun- iors and seniors joined the society at the annual spring banquet. As last year, the Literary Journal was edited, arranged and typed by Quill and Scroll members. Editor-in-chief Jane Armstrong commanded a staff of class editors, who gathered out- standing original writings of stu- dents in the first through twelfth grades. Quill and Scroll President Paula Block pins the club pin on initiate Jane Arm- strong as she offers Jane her congratu- lations. Quill and Scroll Sponsor Mrs. Houser goes over the details of organization with Jane Armstrong, Editor-in-chief of the Literary Journal. 19