Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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THIRD YEAR LETTERMEN Sealed: Paula Block. Jennifer Johnston, Stephanie Hogue, Vicki Lawrence, Jane Armstrong. Standing: Forrest Ethridge, Neal Beaton. Wynne High Scho ere Guaranteeing a reward for their labors, the Scholarship Club pro- vides incentive for serious-minded students to strive for higher marks in their academic subjects. If these young intellectuals maintain a 4.6 average throughout the year, they are recognized at a banquet held in their honor in May where they receive a Letter W Award. Of course, t h e true merit of this organization lies in the high ideals and achievement it symbolizes and inspires. SECOND YEAR LETTERMEN Seated: on Spence. Martha Boeckmann, Peg Andy Reynolds. Sarah Bradshaw, Miriam Hudson, Shar- Falls. Standing: Ricky Walker, Jim Lane, 22

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Patriotism Pisplayad in Assambty Relating a normal day-at Girls' State, Cheryl Fifer and Nancy Holleman de- light the audience with tales of cold midnight showers. Last summer twelve WHS stu- dents were transformed by the magic of Boys' and Girls’ States. Camp Robinson in Little Rock seceded from Arkansas to become a make- believe state for two successive weeks. During this time two thou- sand high school kids became vot- ing citizens of this state. The Wynne youth gained a great un- derstanding of the workings of our government through this experience, which they described in an assem- bly last fall. Neal, Joan, Nancy, and Chip absorb the words of one of their fellow-Staters, while party-minded Paula continues to campaign for her team Smiling faces and peace signs prevail as relieved staters gather to perform mischief for the birdie following a suc- cessful assembly. All spring to attention as Bruce and Paula present the colors. Jovial rivals Jane Armstrong and Jenni- fer Johnston promote party spirit by waving banners to prove their loyalty to opposing factions. 21

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FIRST YEAR LETTERMEN Seated: An- nita McKnight, Annette Smith, Bev Burnett, Needra Davis, Jeanne Crain, Claire Akins. Standing: Carl Loewer, Mike Mays, Ricky Taegtmeyer, Jenny Young. Millie Caldwell, Meredith Smith, Dan Fiscus. Alice Slawson, Jo Gaskins, Beverly Thwing. Third year scholarship lettermen Neal Beaton and Forrest Ethridge spend a physics class period in the lab learning by experimentation. Employing the use of a calorimeter and a thermometer, they collect data that will enable them to calculate the heat of fusion of ice. Scholarship lettermen Carl Loewer and Mike Mays make use of the resource materials in the I'brary. 23