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

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THE ALBEMARLE NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION Morgan Motor Co. of Albemarle, N.C., Inc. 304 E. Main St. Albemarle, N.C. Crowell - Huneycutt Dodge, Inc. 1417 N. First St. Albemarle, N.C. Dick Brooks Honda 1309 N. First St. Albemarle, N.C. Smith - Huckabee, Inc. 1510 N . First St. Albemarle, N .C. Confederate Motors, Inc. 232 S. First St. Albemarle, N.C. Lum's Ford 738 Highway 24-27 East Albemarle, N.C. 28001 28001 28001 28001 28001 28001 X

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Sandra Burleson, Mark Edwards How Do You WORKING FOR REWARDS. John Davis studies in his literature book before the dreaded exams. Let us sign your 1984 Pegasus before Labor Day for a free milkshakel BURGER SHACK Ci? Locust Oakboro on f f 84 Feel About Taking Exams? Exams are dreaded by most students. In recent years, students have been exempt from exams if they had not missed too many days and their grades were good, provided that the teacher approved. This year everyone must take both midterm and final exams. The exams were given on a county-wide basis. Many students differ when answering the question of taking exams. Scotty Harwood: Well, it thoroughly makes me sick? Sandra Ingold: I thing that if people are made to take exams that they will lay out more. Mike Huneycutt: I think that the old policy where you can be exempt with the right grades and not missing many days is best. Steve Furr: I think that everyone should lay out on exam days. Terri Sells: I don't like them but I think you should get use to them if you plan to go to college. Nancy Terry: I think that they should be made easier than what they are because it is impossible to remember everything that we have learned throughout the year. Darin Hatley: I don't like the idea even though I will probably have to take them in college. Ads!251

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- 'Q A Keys at . 'jgvicxbx V: -' I3 -A Debbie Bridges kboro 485-8133 Compliments of , I COII1pl1II16I1lZS of BOWERS HATCHERY R Albemarle, NC Future Mr, Goodwrenchesn ' Automobiles are complex mechanisms which few people are able to really understand. There is a special group of students learning how to work on those complex engines. They learn all areas of the auto mechanics trade. For example, they learn how to cope with the little old lady who comes into the garage and says that her car is Elxaking a funny plunking oise. When auto mechanics tudents were asked what they iked about their three-hour lass, they replied: Daniel Fitton: I like Auto echanics because of the good nowledge we get from Jerry rayton on how to work on scars. Chad Austin: I enjoy Auto Mechanics because of the things we do and the people I work around. Clayvon Eudy: I enjoy Auto Mechanics because it is educa- tional. I enjoy working on engines and it is important to enjoy the job you do. Todd Smith: I enjoy Auto Mechanics because it is good experience to have if you need to work on your own car. We also have a pretty, cool teacher. Todd Huneycutt: I enjoy Auto Mechanics because we learn alot and we have a good teacher. I do enjoy working with my friends. We have fun and learn at the same time. Richard Cascio: I enjoy Auto Mechanics because I enjoy working on cars and expressing my knowledge about them. Most of all, I want to enter a profitable field. Randal Burr: I like this class because of the learning experience and also for the fun of working on engines. The teacher is easy to get along with also. With six units of instruction, a vast field of opportunity, and an actual experience using their knowledge, this group of students will be ready to become another Mr. Goodwrenchn very soon. VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE. Each spring atthe West Stanly Car Show, a person will find some type of car that will please and impress him. There are from very old to very new and from classic to very sporty vehicles shown like these. Adsf253