Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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Habit Forming Among the many activities that filled a student's day, studying played a key role. Some chose the regular routine of locking the door to their room and forcing them- selves to review the material. Oth- ers opted for more creative ways of studying; they took a nap, watched T.V. or listened to the radio. Sleeping caused problems when it came to study habits. For instance, a student who slept each day in class was forced to borrow some- one's notes and study diligently the night before the test in order to pass. Those who fell asleep studying late at night used the early morning hours to cram. Still others played tape recorders with the material on it while sleeping peacefully. No matter what the method, stu- dents agree — for a good grade, studying pays off well! By watching T V Mike Hagaman gets a little enjoyment while he studies. Study Hall is a convenient place for Elaine Klegg to review for a test Arriving to school early allows Karen Hillis to catch up on her studies in the auditorium. 22 Student Life

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Volunteering to occompany Mary Smith of Little Rock Arkansas Opera Theatre. Boo Hamilton amuses the audience The Tell-A-Tale Troupe performs The Gift of the Magi for the sophomores and freshmen Raising the flag and tying a yellow ribbon on the flag pole, students show respect to the American hostages The Student Council entertains the student body with the movie. The Apple Dumpling Gang. Assemblies 21

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Student Life 23