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

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Any Way You Look At Organizations othing Comes Close It's the part of school that made it bearable: it's the part that got you out of class, it's the part that gave you an excuse to go to Pizza Hut, it's the part that made you feel like you belonged, it's Organizations. Even though you went absolutely broke, you drove your car on fumes for a week, and saved your lunch money everyday for the first month of school, in order to pay your club dues, it was worth it. You gladly sacrificed these petty things in order to be a member of that for the prom. In some clubs, you may have been an officer while in others you were a piece of the pie. Whether you planned or par- ticipated, you made the most of the year's events. Even though events ranged from spending a week in Florida to selling Christmas Cards for the Children's Hospital, you and your friends made braving the cold to help others just as fun as sunbathing. Some times the fun was getting out of class to play teacher for a day and other times it . ll' auqmportant club' Zlgjertisemeflets Whether it was to meet that real cute guy ing summer vacation. No from homeroom, to go to Florida in the spring or just to be a member did not make any difference. The fact remained that you felt like you belonged and throughout the course of the year, you enjoyed everything from selling pizzas to decorating IT'S ALL IN A DAY'S WORK. With an appreciation for good humor, Mr. Bill Talbert accepts his Turkey Teacher nomination. The objective of the election was to raise money to buy turkeys for the needy. 166fOrganizations Divider matter what the project was, it was worth starving a little or pushing your car a lot. Organizations brought you closer to your classmates, and allowed you to share, to enjoy, to give, and to just belong. GRIN AND BEAR IT. In order to raise club money, FFA members sold oranges to community members. The club raised several hundred dollars which were used to sponsor field trips and club projects.

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Popularity and Power Some people say that the road to being a member of Student Council is popularity. This is true, but there is a wealth of responsibility to encounter, that cannot be overcome by the average student. The Student Council members serve as a proxy between the student body and the faculty. These servants of the people, relay the request and needs of the students to the appropriate people, to get results and answers to the needs of their peers. XJ in I c,.. S. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Secretary, Amanda Hughes, sits on President, Kenneth Morgan,s lap as Vice President, Jerry Huneycutt and Treasurer, Terry Tucker look on. SWINGING SINGLES A Sophomores Dionne Osborne and Amie Yandle show some of their dancing talents as they entertain the crowd at one of West Stanly's sock-hops. 168fStudent Council The officers of the Student Council consist of President Kenneth Morgang Vice President Jerry Huneycutt, Secretary Amanda Hughesg and Treasurer Terry Tucker. These outstanding young people are deserving of high honors. Together with leading students in the school, Student Council helped to instill a sense of pride and self-dignity throughout the school. Student Council successfully sponsored four sockhops with West Stanly's very own Stage Band named Dazzle. Student Counci also managed to sponsor the Homecoming for the 1983 footbal season. As a result of the hard wo of a few dedicated young men ai women, the 1983-84 school year ha been a great success, and somethin to make future Student Counci members work harder for. PAIN SOOTHING PARTNERS - Senio Jeff Lambert and sophomore Michell Hinsontrytodanceaslowdanceeventhoug Jeff was injured during a varsity footbal game.