Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Homocoming Quaon Lisa Bathe is escorted to her seat by her father. Sorting and delivering mums was a very hectic job for junior Karen Spain. Enthusiastic Jacket fans, like Lynn Billings. Mike Hagaman. and Vernon Pribble. arrive early to witness the pregame festivities. COULDN'T HAUE BEEN BETTER How does one summarize a whole week of school spirit during Homecoming in a few para- graphs? Describing dress-up days would be a good beginning. One of the most interesting days was Couple's Day, when Judy Hess and Kim Smith appeared as clowns. Juniors spent their time selling mums. Buy one for your mom at least! was a much-used slogan for reluctant buyers. Friday was spent delivering mums. An added attraction this year was the silk mum priced at five dollars. Competitions were fierce throughout the week. Walls were hidden by posters, ceilings were draped with streamers, and floors were covered with caged cou- gars. The parade held Thursday showed the efforts of students and club sponsors who spent long hours developing ideas for floats and cars and carrying out those ideas. Homecoming spirits reached their peak as the stadium bleach- ers were filled with fans anticipat- ing victory over Helena. The final score of 7-6, ended Homecoming which, according to loyal stu- dents, couldn't have been bet- ter. Contributing to the spirit of the Homecoming parade, the Cheerleaders support their team. 10 Homecoming

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1980 Homecoming royalty assume their position on the float following the pre-game activities. Homecoming 11