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

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JIM'S BARBER SHOP West Main Street Locust, NC 28001 888-4668 Jimmy Hathcock Ritichie Tucker Compliments of COUNTRY KNITTING INC. Oakboro, NC George M. Aldridge Nathan Huneycutt Compliments of DAVID R. FISHER Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 ANDERSON HEIGHTS HOMES Troy Ra., P.O. Box 1298 Albemarle, NC 28001 704-983-4616 LOCUST C1 k f RESTAURANT er o Superior Court Stanly County i 6AM-2PM Mon-Wed 6AM-2PM Thurs-Sat 888-4856 Locust, NC 28097 Ambassador of Smiles There have been many smiles around the town of Oakboro because of one certain person who is loved by many. This special friend is know by everyone in the community. He is Theodore Lilly, better know as the one and only Ted, For a number of years, he has been cheering people up at the local ballgames. The atmosphere always seems to brighten up around the Burger Shack when Ted is there. Ted believes that a smile must be given away before it is a smile at all. SAY CHEESE. Ted Lilly, Oakboro's Ambassador of Smiles, is like the photographer because he gets people to smile. The Burger Shack livens up when Ted comes by to say 'fHello.', 254fAds

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What Were You Doing While the Lights Were Out? On Tuesday, September 27, all of West Stanly was startled when the power suddenly went off. It seemed that a truck hit a power line, sending the lines to the ground thus cutting off the power. Although nothing electrical worked, classes still continued. The bells wouldn't work so Mr. Tom Rogers, principal, remedied this problem by parading up and down the halls ringing a cowbell signaling the end of classes. When students were asked what they were doing while the lights were out, many varied responses were given. Tammie Lapish: I was being bored to death in chemistry. Sharon Almond: I was straining my brain trying to get ready for an advanced math test. Tommy Rogers: I was in electronics and I thought I blew everything up. Mark Little: I was in the backroom of the library and I couldn't find my way outf' Annette Broadway: It was fun when the power went out because we couldn't type. Tim Haigler: I was asleep. I really didn't know about it. AT THE SOUND OF THE BONG! . . . 'tThe time will be the end of fourth period. Fabian Sturdivant watches as Mr. Rogers rings the cowbell. 0D5hnrne'5 Antiques BUDDY OSBORNE, AUCTIONEER Gifts - Records Brass - Books Furniture - Glassware Open Tues.-Sat. 9-5 Phone Office: 485-8109 Home: 485-3681 256fAds