Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Mermaids Abound at Halloween Carnival Kneeling John Fisher and Donna Hess receive their crowns ftom Amphitrite and Neptune, monarchs of the sea. Sojourners through the glassy waters arc Claire Akins and Mark Nix, a famed couple from the Titanic; and dainty sirens Linda Smith, Sharon Spence, and Cathey Tutor. This year's Halloween Carnival showed an imaginative flair that surpassed all previous carnivals, as demonstrated by many original booths and a shimmering set. Fanci- ful fish playfully darted in and out among the realms of Neptune and Amphitrite, proving The Sea” to be a splendid success. Introductory remarks were made by Naill Falls, followed by a salty yarn spun by Andy Reynolds, Jun- ior Class President. As the story unfolded, characters from every walk of life—from pirates” to roy- alty—mingled together, all with the common bond of a deep involve- ment in the bounding main. Nep- tune exercised his sovereignty by granting four enchanting mermaids the gift of legs, and they later dem- onstrated their gratitude by attend- ing the throne for the coronation. Seniors John Fisher and Donna Hess, who portrayed a pair of fu- ture sea dwellers, were chosen King and Queen of the carnival. Between leisurely puffs that he draws from his pipe. Old Sea Captain Andy Reynolds acts as master of ceremonies at the Carnival. Kids of all ages turned out for the Juniors' production this year, as this shot showing the spectators in the background testifies. All are enthralled by the seduc- tive dance of Mermaids Linda Light and Jeanne Crain, including admiring Sailors Kim Brawner and Tommy Owens. 25

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With outward calm, seniors John Fisher and on the throne as King and Queen of the gracious hostess as Tim Wizer ably fulfills Sharon Spence attends the throne. Donna Hess assume their rightful seats Halloween Carnival. Ann Dildine is a his role as King of the Sea. Mermaid Ingenuity end Delighted Linda Ward responds to Kevin Martin's clever observations on the Jacket Spirit bazaar, one of the Juniors’ new booths. Handy Randy Pemberton exhibits the skill that made him famous, as he secures the backdrop for the deep-sea set from his perilous perch. 24

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 Select Chors! Group Named ' Coro de Canto CHORUS OFFICERS Front Row: Paula Block, Forrest Ethridge, Wayne Cockrell, Donna Minton. Back Row: Vicki Lawrence. Connie Kernodie, Marcia Tucker, and Joan Garner. Lively practices sprinkled with bits of good humor characterizes the 1969-70 WHS chorus. Ably led through the realms of vocal music by Mr. Ronnie Cox, choir members have entertained the school and var- ious clubs in the community. A new instigation is the small group choir or ’'Coro de Canto,” Consisting of twenty-two selected voices, the students in the group perform for their audiences in for- mal attire. This year four choristers ex- panded their interest in singing by being chosen for the All-District Chorus. Front Row: Debbie Miller, Ester Sisk, Dee Thalgott, Sandra Mitchell, Teena Emerson, Andrea Mitchell, Catherine Gahr, Nancy Hedge. Vicki Lawrence, Dianne Cudd, Mary Pat Crockett, An- nette Madgett. Row 2: Esther Camp- bell. Debbie Pennington, Paula Block, Linda Hamrick. Cora Bennett. Rosemary Hess, Marcia Tucker, Anna White, De- linda Harrell. Rosetta Jordan, Vickie Johnson. Patti Proctor. Row 3: Bonnie Jones. Retha Rose. Connie Kernodie. Susie Marshall, Louis Midkiff, Forrest Ethridge, Danny Batchelor. Danny Tac- ker, Wayne Cockrell, Joan Garner, Don- na Minton, Tim Wizcr. Back Row: Glenda Woodard. Darlene Burton. Mi- riam Hudson. Mike White, David Hunt, Kenneth Aston, Dennis Morse. Frank Cox, Mike Hollowell, Anthony Wilson, Ann Hart, Clara Hoy, Teri Shirley. 26