Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Student Life What’s the cheapest? What do students do with their time? Lots of it is spent at school, some at home studying or watching TV, many hours riding around seeing what everyone else is doing, and going out to eat or to a movie. There are two main problems with this — time and money. Often it’s a tight squeeze finding the time to do all we want to do in a day. We have to balance studying, activities, dating, and just staring at the wall. The wallets feel the pinch, too, when we start shelling out the bills; gasoline 60c a gallon, hamburgers 75C, small cokes 25C, a movie $3.00 without popcorn. Ouch! That’s not including expenditures at school! The first finances of the year are fees. From then on money is being doled out constantly. Everyone feels the squeeze as the juniors begin selling mums and magazines in an effort to provide the traditional Junior-Senior Prom, which also costs money. Girls buy new formals, and the guys buy corsages and some even splurge by renting tuxedos. Accustomed as we are to an afterschool snack of hamburger with everything, an order of french fries, and a coke, the prices are killing our budgets. Everyone knows growing boys and girls must have sustenance! Somehow we find the time and the money to have a good time (and not bankrupt our parents). 4 Student Life Division

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Preparing for a Friday afternoon performance, the senior band goes over last minute routines before the student body arrives for a pep rally. While Mr. White plays the piano, Debbie Whitt, Sandra Riley, Renae Bradsher and Bonita Hill carefully contemplate the key before singing. Some former alumni look on for the first time in three years as the Jackets end another two-a-day practice with those beloved wind sprints. 6 Schooltime