Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Rulinx comfortably on horseback. Dianne Owens in a natural cowgirl w hen she’s in the saddle. Animal Lovers 9

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Poll want a cracker? Surveying the students, we had hoped to find unusual pets like elephants, piranhas, or aardvarks. but perhaps those animals, though interesting to contemplate, would not make good pets. What we did find was a variety of animals that ran the gamut from hamsters to horses. Between the poles, we found cats, dogs, rabbits, fish and birds of many varieties. Now you may think dogs are dogs, but there’s a great difference between a chihuahua and a Doberman Pinscher, not only in size but also in temperament. Many times the pet fits the personality of its owner. The one characteristic all the owners share is a great love of animals. No amount of time or effort is too much for their pet, to say nothing of expense. Do you know how much a horse eats? One rather unusual pet is the mynah bird. You had better be careful what you say in front of it because you may be quoted. No matter how common or unusual the pet. there is something very special between animal and animal lover. Perhaps there is at least a trace of animal lover in the most callous of us. They ask for little but give much. Eyeing her mischievous pet. Cind Hess censors a stray word picked up by the ever alert mynah bird. ■4n affectionate animal lover. Tommy Curtis enjoys a pleasant day with his Doberman pinscher. 8 Animal Lovers

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Extending a helping hand. Mark Diebold supports himself, and hopes he won’t have a terrible fall. With the intent of a piked one and a half dive. Timmy Sikes holds himself in a closed position until he is vertical to the water, and completes the dive. Swimming can be more than just splashing: graceful divers such as Rusty Durham are few indeed. 10 Summertime