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

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CONFERENCE ON THE MOUND. Junior Roxanne Efird 1185 reassures Freda Smith 1241 of her pitching as the game against the Mt. Pleasant Tigers gets closer. EX f W if lways A Winner The Lady Colts of 1983 had a break-even season. They finished with a record of 8-8. Coach Anabel Speight was pleased with her team that consisted of mostly Soph- omores and Juniors. Disappointed as they were about their 8 losses, almost every one was by a close margin. Playing doubleheaders on almost every Wednesday, the girls' only split games, one win and one loss, were with Forest Hills, Charlotte Catholic, Parkwood, and North Stanly. The 1983 season started out cold and wet. The Lady Colts' first game 134f Softball WAITING FOR THE VICTORY. Waiting PITCHING IN THE WIND. Freda Smit patiently for the win, the Lady Colts were 1245 and Misty Tucker 1143 anxiously awa always cheering the team to victory. the hit in the game against Mt. Pleasant. I 5 .9 was with Albermarle. With the cold weather and the first game being two prime factors, the Lady Bulldogs went on to defeat the Lady Colts in both games. But the Lady Colts were not to be outdone. The next five consecutive games were winners as the Lady Colts defeated South Stanly and 5 Mt. Pleasant, and split with Forest Hills. Coach Speight stated that she was pleased with the team's performance. They all have the talent and potential to make next year's season one of the most . successful ever. ik S 3 2 THE EYES OF ASSURANCE. Kerri Eu 1161 looks toward home plate to make s she will make it safely to third, as the ump moves into position for a good call.

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A Season Sweat rolling down the forehead, the odor of a freshly opened can of tennis balls, the pounding of feet on the asphalt were all signs of the upcoming tennis season. After weeks of diligent practicing, twelve were selected. Expectations of home courts being finished in time were shattered, thus requiring the team to travel to different courts to play their matches. This brought forth the problem of practicing facilities. The Carolina Avenue courts in Albemarle were agreed upon, but the lumpy surfaces prohibited beneficial practicing sessions. Regardless of a losing season, the team was represented well in the conference tournament. Three players survived the first round and surprised a number of opposing teams in their final performance. Gordon Huneycutt received ennis boys' A Front row.' Bobby Hathcock, Dale Helms, Rodney Little, Gordon I-Iuneycutt, Roy Little, Ashley Huneycutt. Back row: Mark Little, 136f1983 Boys' Tennis of 'Love' Honorable Mention for his performance during the season. Throughout all the hardships the boys' tennis team held their own and proved to have team spirit and support for their school. DETERMINATION. While playing the net, junior Rodney Little concentrates on his next shot in his match of 1-6, 3-6 against Archer of Parkwood. WITH A LITTLE MORE EFFORT. Ro Little, sophomore, serves up an ace, the proves to be a crucial point in a 6-3, 7- victory over Bruner of Parkwood. EASY SHOT. Junior Gordon Huneycu1 places a perfect drop shot over the net for a easy point against his Parkwood opponen This proved to be a victory of 6-4, 6-3 ove Hearne of Parkwood. .1 'Y . .......,. ,,,,, ,,,,,, A H K. ,V - ' f. . 1 A -. 1 53 7795 T, g. ' 'SWA M ' ' W 3 I - ' -gif, fssn f s's' - - ----QE ,4,,,,,,,,.,,.............rr-Rafi 'sss rr f'rrr m e-1 ef A -.6 messy- '71 1-- 2 ra-ii:-rei - 9 ff F r - - si' .--rf:,Li L -1, . f A ,- l-?'4 '?'f..l. -f ' - J ' ' , W , j' ..jQ,.. .A .gf ,A Mt. Pleasant 0-5 South Stanly 2-7 North Stanly 1-8 Albemarle 0-9 Central Cabarrus 3-6 North Stanly 0-9 N' Charlotte Catholic O-9 South Stanly 1-8 . ,R L SM Piedmont 2-7 -H 'f -If T A A .X '51 , Forest Hills 0-9 Y ' Mt. Pleasant 0-9 I X Parkwood 4-5 :.. , QQ ig 0 Won, 12 Lost Randy Mabry, Nathan Thomas, Troy Branch, Joe Whitley, Coach Mark Cook.