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

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128fHonors High Honors For Outstanding Students. Students at West Stanly are expected to live up to the schools expectations. Some students rise above their own expectations, these are known as the honor students. These students gain honors for their special talents and are also recognized for their capabilities. They are sent to different schools or workshops to further their interests in certain fields. The representatives for the Civitan Club are chosen by the faculty for their leadership abilities. They each spend a week at Civitan Camp taking classes in leadership development. The faculty also chooses the DAR Good Citizen Award Representatives. DAR stands for Daughters of the American Revolution. A boy and girl are chosen to represent the school and have a possibility of winning scholarships. Boy's State Representatives are chosen by the faculty too. This representative is required to spend one week at Wake Forest and take classes in government. Governoris School nominees are required to meet certain standards. Test grades, apptitude test and achievement test scores are tallied up to make sure that they have a certain amount of points required for this honor. The nominees from West Stanly compete with other students from the different high schools for county nomination. Winners of the competition spen six weeks at Governor's Schol taking academic courses. T Marshals are also chosen fro: students in each class with tl highest quality point averag Marshals are expected to usher an give out programs at all of tl special events throughout the ye: at West Stanly. Marshals ai rewarded by getting to lead tl graduates at commencement. West Stanly is exceeding in tl number of outstanding studen graduating each year. The academic achievements have lasting effect on West Stanly scholastic capabilities.

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Homework Habits One way to make good grades in school is to study. By that, it is meant to make the effort to learn by reading or thinking. Although most students do study, not all students study the same way. Each person has his own unique way of preparing for class. This is just a few ways students said that they studied: MAKING THE GRADE. Learning to type takes a lot of concentration. Marty Hathcock concentrates on his daily typing lesson to get a good grade in Mrs. Barbee's Typing I class. Cyndi Hinson: Most of the time what I do is look at the T.V. and do my work at the same time. Andy Hahn: My favorite way to study is by doing my homework and listening to the radio at the same time. Jackie Stuart: I enjoy getting together at someone's house, having a group study. Dale Hunsucker: You have to have a good lady like I do who motivates you mentally. Lisa Mullis: HI spend all my time studying while I'm on the telephone. Christi Hill: I enjoy studying with my friends in the morning before the bell ringsf' Traci Coble: I like to crawl onto a big king-size bed, flip on the radio, kick my feet back, and just try to relaxf' GIVE ME A BREAK. Studying alone, Joey Carpenter works diligently to complete his assignments, hoping to get a break soon. Studyingf127

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ARSHALS. Front row: Kelly Huneycutt, :bin Sells, Sceria Hatley. Second row: Terri lls, Kendra Turner, Mitzi Furr, Denise lrgess. Back row: Wayne Thomas, Amy iry, Kenneth Morgan, Julie Carpenter, m Hagler. LEADERS OF THE YEAR. By a vote of faculty members, Gordon Huneycutt and Freda Smith were elected as Civitan Recipients. Gordon was awarded a free supper with Local Civitan representatives. Freda was awarded a week at Civitan Youth Camp held at Gardner-Webb College in Boiling Springs, N. C. FUTURE MR. PRESIDENT. Kenneth Morgan was chosen to attend Boy's State which was held at Wake Forest University. A DESERVING COUPLE. Chosen on their citizenship and service qualities, Sceria Hatley and Larry Morgan were awarded the DAR Good Citizen Awards at the Awards Day Program. Honorsf129