Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Long bike rides keep Jodi Raley and Lori Henson healthy and cooled off during a hot summer. Flexing his muscles and gritting his teeth, Todd Gregory shows his strength at Festival '79 in May. Dunking Assistant Principal Bill Diedrich at Festival '79's dunking booth is the highlight of many students' summers. 14 Summer Fun

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Vice President of the Fumble Club, Bobby Ragan, congratulates Homecoming Queen Ursala Wilson during the crowning ceremony. Going to the extreme during Halloween day, David McDaniel dons a skirt and blouse. The Yellowjackets charge through the sign and pour onto the field to signal the beginning of the big game. A new highlight of Homecoming Week, a student parade, involves clubs and individuals alike. Homecoming 13

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Summer Fun Hot weather, longer days and sun- shine were the ingredients that went into making summer vacations. Stu- dents were free from school and other everyday hassles that are a part of the other nine months of the year. Most students stayed at home and relaxed filling their days with sports like swimming and golf. Some played tennis on the new courts at Village Creek State Park. Other students went on vacations to popular spots like Florida or for those who wanted Helping to stop arthritis is how these stu- dents spent a tiring summer day as they finish a walkathon to Village Creek. to stay closer to home Heber Springs. Participation in church- and school-sponsored camps and work- shops kept several students busy for a week at a time. But for the more ambitious stu- dents, wummer was a time to work and earn money for a car or college. Jobs ranged from babysitting to working at the stores in town. In fact, the ways a student spent his vacation were as individual as the student. Summer Fun 15