West Stanly High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Oakboro, NC)

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A Touching Tribute On September 16, the West Stanly Marching Band dedicated the complete half time show to the memory of Scott Wiley. During the performance the band performed Finale from New World Symphony and Dixie Jubliee as Scott's silver trumpet nobly rested on a pillow on the sidelines. Spectators watched in silence and respect with tear filled eyes. WIND IS TALENT. It takes more than just wind to play the tuba. A great amount of talent is required which sophomore Kelly Carpenter proves. BARE THAT BARITONE. Sophomore Larry Watson proves that the baritone saxophone is a great necessity during the swift beat of Dixie Jubliee. TI-IE MAGIC TOUCH. During her solo in Finale from 'ANew World Symphony , junior Melissa Hinson adds that magical touch that only a trumpet can give. 102fMusic

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Any Way You Look At Academics othing Comes Close It's the headache you got after disecting sharksg it's the butterflies that invaded your stomach before the Macbeth testg it's the weak knees that set in before it was your turn to give a speechg it's the days we tried our life required us to recite Thoreau, Emerson, Whitman, or Shakespeare, then doctors could apply for early retirement. If getting a job meant conjugating avoir or attendre, then unem- ployment rates had better be- best to forgetg it's ware, ACE-ldeII1lCS. During high Our parents said school, you've to enjoy it while it lasts and our teachers claimed that it was preparation to help us make it out there in the world. If making it out in the world meant being able to dia- gram a sentence or to pick out prepositional phrases, then we've got four years of experience behind us. If making a living meant solving augmented matrices, then bank accounts would triple. If saving a MAKING THE MOST OF A MINUTE. During the final minutes of Mrs. Dianne Hudson's third period English Class, Scott Smith scrambles to get a head start on his homework. 104fAcademics Divider memorized the ions and their charges, the recipe for scrumptious chocolate-chip coo- kies, and the for- mula for finding velocity. You've also learned how to sign out without getting caught and how to chew gum without moving your mouth. With all this valuable knowledge, how could you fail out there in the big business world. GET IT RIGHT. Along with the assistance of drafting teacher, Mr. Bill Talbert, the decorations could not help but to be perfect. The door and the walls surrounding were decorated in a three-dimensional design to help bring in the Christmas spirit.