Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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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

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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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Summer Fun Althougi the sing of school came later than u .a' cnts celebrated the summer as i ••-1, as ever. Many headed for Heber. the “Miami Beach of Arkansas. while oibers stayed here for skiing and boating. Village Creek also held leisurely recreations for the native and out-of- towner. Along with old pastimes of playing ball, tennis and bikeriding, a new novelty became very popular. Skateboarding sailed into the hearts of many would-be daredevils. How such a slender object could uphold and project a body was a skill not many could master. But after gravity was finally defied, the pleasure of riding the wind was immense. Of course, there were those who scrambled frantically for jobs, and yes. those who spent the entire summer under a tree with a glass of tea! To (rishcv fans like Tim Riding, an expert catch from this tricks position is termed as “nothing. ’ In an effort to return the ball. Barbara Andrews uses both hands to strengthen her back hand. Summertime 1 1