Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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JAILBIRD. Joey Lednick poses behind bars on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. SUBWAY. Jason Clark, Harold Parsons, and Chris Lorenzen use the subway to get around New York City. STATUE. Many boats and tall ships fill New York Harbor for the Statue of Liberty centennial.

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.CONCERT SHIRTS. Kim Brown, Suzanne South and Julie Raffety proudly model their David Lee Roth T-shirts. REVOLUTION. Rodney Andrews gives his rating of the Libertyland Revolution. COUPLE. Shane Stott and Stephanie Stone relax after an enjoyable afternoon at the Mid-South Fair. STATUE FIREWORKS. The Statue of Liberty Celebration was an event many students enjoyed on television. SLAM DUNK. Troy Marrs works on his shooting skills in the park. VIDEO GAME. Myron Cole engages in his favorite free time activity at the arcade. Extra-Ordinary Activities 15

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 sr ARCH. While in St. Louis, Brenda and |oey Kerr visit the Gateway Arch. SPRING WATER. Bonnie Owens rests in the cool waters at Blanchard Springs. SIGN. This group of spelunkers explored Blan- chard Springs Caverns in the Ozark National Forest, on the field trip with Mr. Hill. $125,000 EXOTIC CAR. Kemp Morgan stands in awe at a Lambourghini Countach while in Dallas, Texas. COOLING OFF. Theodocia Johnson finds out that a dip in the creek on a hot summer day can be very refreshing. VACATICNS ACKCSS AMERICA As the school year closed and the summer began, most WHS students packed their bags and left home usually for a week or longer. Whether they went to visit relatives, to have fun in the sun, or just to get away from it all, their destination most often provided something different and enjoyable. There was not one place in particular that everybody flocked to, but there were several locations throughout Arkansas and other parts of America that were appealing. Heber Springs and Hot Springs were two of the most favorite in-state vacation spots. However, there were many WHS students who didn't mind logging hundreds of miles to get to Branson, Missouri, Chicago, Illinois, Disneyworld in Florida, the white sandy beaches of the Gulf Coast, or the Statue of Liberty celebration in New York City. Surprisingly, almost all those long distance trips were made by car instead of by plane. To some students, a vacation might have been a week of camping out or at- tending a church camp. But no matter where they went, when they got back home, there was much to tell of the fun they had had. Vacations 17