Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Football practice takes up most of Chuck George’s precious spare time and energy. In order to maintain precision in their routine, Patsy Catlett, Susan Beaton, Sheryl Ball, and Ursula Wilson use extra time for practice. 6 Leisure School Time

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Work, Work Work, “Teachers never give us time to do anything.” “Yeah, they work us all through the day, and if that’s not enough, they give us piles of work to do after school and; of all things, during the weekend!’ Even so, students do find time to do other things. School does end. Homework gets done. Usually there is a little time left over on the weekend to go out and preserve our sanity. Even school has its breaks in monotony with pep rallies, pep meetings, and special assemblies. When school is not in session (and sometimes when it is), one can find students in all kinds of activities. They bowl, play tennis, golf and ride bicycles. Their guns ecno in the woods, and their fishing lines splash in the water. They form friendly football or basketball games at vacant lots or unused hoops. They cringe low in the seats of darkened theaters as a movie draws toward its climactic end. They rush around stores looking for all the things they need but mostly the things they want. They hurry to places were food is sold to stuff themselves with such epicurean delights as hamburgers and corn dogs. Then there are those special times: parties, dances, Homecoming, and the Prom. The memories of those are forever embedded in the minds of all that attend. There, all realize that their lives are not boring and that the effects of school are not always present. Though school takes up much of their time, they must tolerate it. It is the price they pay for all the good times they do have. Juniors’ enthusiasm runs rampant as they vie with the other classes for the spirit stick. Student Life Division 5

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Pilling in spurt: time Kelly Dallas, Harry Hurst anti Bryan Pique read current magazines. Browsing in the library, Ix. sia McDaniel con templates checking out a l ook. Taking It Easy? “Yuck, is this chemistry hard. And I've still got English to do!” “I have homework running out my ears.” Sound familiar? Everyone seems to be in a hurry — rushing to class, doing forgotten homework, or studying for the test next period. There seems to never be enough time. Yet in a day when the phrase “spare- time” is almost obsolete to so many students, others still manage to find it around campus. For instance, there is everyone’s favorite pastime — talking. Students meet in hallways at lockers, water fountains and doorways to exchange news. Or, the latest gossip can be gleaned at the end of class, in the cafeteria or in the smoking area. For those not into gossip, there are other ways to spend those free moments. Cat naps, browsing in the library, or reading the latest best seller are also obvious favorites. “Hey, I didn’t know that was due today! I’ll talk to you later.” Working in the office gives Bryan Thomas no time to stop and rest. Leisure School Time 7