Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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A fterschoo! hunger pangs send Lynn Hess to the Sonic for a snack, which is a meal in itself. Anticipating the start of hunting season. David McAvoy browses through a wide variety of shells. 12 Money

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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

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Some of the students’ hard-earned money goes to staying in style as evidenced by Brenda Owens, making a crucial decision at the Colony Shop. As Chuck George and attendant Charles Waits watch the gas gauge roll on. Ted and Bill Pope find that their tank is full and their pockets are empty. Money madness Money, money, money! As the doors of the school opened, the pockets and purses of all were steadily emptied for a number of things. Grumbling, students doled out dollars for registration fees, club dues, and pictures. It is not uncommon to see students harassed by juniors selling mums and t-shirts. Although the junior class did not exceed the goal of last year’s mums, the profit was a success. The seniors especially felt the crunch as their rings arrived quite early and balances had to be paid. Soon after, the photographer arrived and as the seniors ruefully reached into their savings once more, many wondered what else would spring from the hole called Expense. Surprisingly enough, students never complain about money spent for the car, food, and dates (though their parents assuredly do). Dressing in style is also expense ignored. After the games many businesses profit greatly from students who don’t seem to mind — the crunch is never felt when you’re having fun. Although prices are up and budgets are down, the temptation of buying an album is too great for Scott McFadden and Mark Diebold. Money 13