Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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FLOAT. The sophomores won First place in the parade with this giant football float. PLAY. Maria (Christy Sugg) mourns the death of Tony (Collin Futrell) in the Drama Club production of West Side Story. FOOTBALL PLAYERS, jeff Hall and Hughes Covington are all smiles in the closing seconds of the homecoming game in which the Jackets were victorious. BABYDOLLS. Steven Brawner and Amy Kelley pose in their little kids outfits. NERD. Jeff Brawner models the latest in nerd fashion. PROM. These seniors take time out for a few laughs while decorating for the Prom. Special Days 7

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SPECIAL DAYS PROM. Dressed in their Prom finery, these students are ready to dance the night away. FACE. Eddie Miller supports color day by pain- ting his face with the school colors. IUMP. Kyle Baskins executes an advanced lump during the pep rally. COURT. 1986 Homecoming Court: (seated) Leigh Eldridge, Queen Pam Hess, Michelle Roberts; (standing) Michelle Hagaman, )ana Harp. Sherry Loyd, Keytha Johnson, Charlotte Britt, and Tarra Johnson. 6 Special Days

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Picnic lunches make (he Spring Fling feel like a real break from school. 8 Special Days PROM. Formals and tuxedos line the campus for Prom Night '86. F.T.A. Barry Ellis gains first hand experience in the Primary School by participating in F.T.A. Teaching Day. PLAY. The M.A.S.H. cast members pull off a superb performance. Fun Times At Wynne High Events That Light Up the Year Homecoming Week '86 was the big- gest homecoming celebration in many years. Dress-up days built up spirit. Fri- day's pep-rally excited the students when the football players and the cheerleaders traded places. Coach Triplett commented, “I have never seen a better pep-rally. The Yellowjackets' adrenalin was flowing when on the first play of the game they scored a touchdown. A 44-8 victory over Marion made the celebra- tion livelier. The Student Council dance after the game proved to be a fantastic victory party. Prom '86 was a big success. The Junior class worked long hours decorating the gym in a jungle theme. Everyone was excited with the disk- jockey and danced the night away. Excitement was the best way to describe Future Teachers Day. Not only did the high school students enjoy FTA Day, but the elementary children did as well. This year over thirty students had the opportunity to teach. The Spring Fling competition was dominated by the sophomores. The games, talent show, and picnic lunch were a fun way of releasing energy. Westside Story, the drama produc- tion, thrilled its audiences. Christy Sugg, Marcell Hall, and Chris Lorenzen were among the leads that dazzled everyone.