Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Heord, Annette Hemingway, Kristy Hendrix, Greg Henson, Tracie Hess, Cindy Hess, Eddie Hess, Ernie Hess, Greg Hill, Donna Hill, Norma Hill, Paul Hill, Terry Hobbs, Willie Hogue, Greg Holland, Angie Holland, Jodi Hooper, Joe Houston, Jo Ellen Hubbard, Christi Hudman, Christeen SURROUNDING the Harley Dovidson, Darrell Hess' gang bring bock the days of the exciting Fifties. SIGNS OF SPIRIT, hung by Tamey Williams and Sue Aston, added a winning touch to the Senior hall. 12 Homecoming Freshmen

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Grohom, Timmy Granthom, Vickie Greer, Teresa Gresham, Fred Guffey, Mary Hoire, Lynn Hall, Stan Hammonds, Sharon Hamrick, Mike Harbin, Don Harbin, John Hare, Jerry Hare, Kenny Harper, Poula Harris, Terry Hass, Dan Hi! I, the spirit stick, am quite a coveted object around school. The pep assemblies excite me, for it is there that I hear fight songs and spirit-filled cheers. I can see enthusiasm in the students as they display clanking cans and banners. Fright overcame me once when I saw an enormous yellowjacket on the field. Relief came only when told that it was our new mascot, a gift from the junior class, Darrell Hess. Though sometimes they forget that I’m only a symbol and the stirring of spirit is the goal no matter who wins me, I DO unify each class into a patch as they join together at the rallies. IN HOPES of the spirit stick, seniors struggle os they cheerfully display signs and colors. NOlSEMAKERS and raised voices infuse much needed enthusiasm into the Yellowjacket fans. Pep Rallies'Freshmen 11

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Spirit from head to toe Most any imaginable hat or pair of socks could have been found around the campus during the traditional Homecoming week. Students had various ways of expressing spirit in the newly contrived activities sponsored by the Student Council. Seniors came out on top in the hall decorations although each class competed vigorously. Cool weather encompassed Queen Lynn Eldridge and her court of senior maids Jan Hess, Judy McClain, and Jackie Smiley; junior maids Cindy Farmer and Connie Sullivan; sophomore maids Kelly Courtney and Karen Owens. Spirit lifted students throughout the week, inspiring the Jackets to a 13- 1 2 victory over the Marion Patriots. ALONG WITH two hardworking helpers, David McAvoy unloads boxes for the Wednesday night bonfire. Homecoming Court for 1976 are: Kellye Courtney, sophomore; Connie Sullivan, junior; Jan Hess, senior; Jacqueline Smiley, senior; Lynn Eldridge, Queen,- Judy McClain, senior; Cindy Farmer, junior,- Karen Owens, sophomore. Homecoming 13