Wynne High School - Stinger Yearbook (Wynne, AR)

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GIRLS. In-style, oversized shirts and sweaters are modeled by Michelle Roberts, Julie Taylor, and Brenda Kerr. FLAT TOPS. Maurice and Terry Heard have the popular hi-lo or box haircuts. SUSPENDERS. Aaron White proudly wears his stylish suspenders. HAIR STYLE. Karen McCuiston has a fashionable hair style with gold highlights. Fads 25

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Fashion Plate HAIRCUT. Shannon Sherman sports a crew cut with painted accents. LONG SKIRT. Schronda Haggans keeps in the sw- ing by wearing a long skirt and silver shoes. BOOTS. Hope McDaniel and Sherry White let their feet do the walking in wrestling boots. CREW CUTS. Several football players display their hair cuts as they wait for the homecoming parade to begin. Another year started, and with it came new fads. Air )ordan, Reeboks, and wrestling boots replaced loafers, jelly shoes and ankle boots. Tennis shoes were still the most popular footwear. Stirrup pants vanished as quickly as they appeared, with only a few survivors re- maining. New on the fashion scene this year were suspenders worn in various ways. Besides the orthodox manner with both straps over the shoulder, some students chose to wear one or both straps hanging from the waist, though this style was not allowed at school. Over-sized shirts and sweat- shirts were still popular. Sweatshirts were also worn inside-out, long and short sleeved shirts were worn over tank tops, and long dresses replaced the mini-skirt. Gold and silver accessories also made their debut on the fashion scene. As fads changed, hairstyles were no exception. Hi-lo or box haircuts were popular among male and female students. Two-toned hairstyles were still flourishing among girls. Some of the athletes even sported crew cuts, and a few of the football players even had their jersey number shaved into the hair above their ear.

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ACADEMICS