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

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PLACE TO BEGIN. With so many things to be done, sometimes its hard to know where to begin. Pam Burnette chooses to begin deciding which pictures will be used and then to plan her layout design. A LITTLE GOOD ADVISE. When working on a layout, there are many ways to do things but sometimes the best way is questionable. It is these times that friends come in handy when you need a little good advise. 294fColophon Colophon Volume 22 of the West Stanly High School Pegasus, Route 2, Box 337, Oakboro, NC 28129, was edited by Kelly Huneycutt fchiefl, Amy Eury, Roxanne Efird, and Randy Mabry. Angie Eudy was the index editor. The Pegasus was lithographed by Henington Publishing Company of Wolfe City, TX 75496. Sales representative was Keith Cline. The edition had a press run of 700 copies and sold for 315. Paper: No. 80 Gloss Enamel. Endsheets: White Uncoated printed with black ink. Binding: 160pt. Binders board, smythe sewn, rounded and backed. Cover: Four-color Litho printed on white bookcloth with title and spine printed in Silver 1751. Type: 7pt., 8pt., and 10pt. Century Schoolbook with lead- ins in all caps, 24pt. for headlines: 36pt. for divider headlines, cover and spine. The 1984 Pegasus containes 304 pages. All portraits and some candids by Keith Cline of Holyfield Studios and Keith Cline Photography of Route 3, Box 297, Concord, NC 28025. The 1983 Pegasus received a Second Place Award from Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation and a Superior Rating from the Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association. From the North Carolina Scholastic Press Association, the 1983 Pegasus received the all North Carolina Rating, the highest rating awarded, and in the division less than 900 students, this edition received Second Place Best Overall, Second Place Best Design, Second Place Best Copy and First Place Best Photography. Five staff members attended the North Carolina Scholastic Press Association Workshop held in June, 1983, in Chapel Hill, NC. Thirteen staff members attended the Carolina Publications Workshop held in August, 1983, at Converse college in Spartanburg, SC. Four staff members attended in March, 1984, the annual Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention held in Myrtle Beach, SC. The staff wishes to ack- nowledge the special interest shown to us by Miss Nancy Patterson of Roanoke, VA, Mr. Keith Cline of Concord, NC, and Mr. Thomas A. Rogers, principal of West Stanly High School.

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Business Patrons Personal Patrons S 8: L Grocery 209 West Stanly Street, Stanfield, NC 28163 601 Exxon Highway 601, Concord, NC 28025 Bruce C. Smith, DDS 143 North Third Street, Albemarle, NC 28001 Sundae Shop Midland, NC 28107 Billy R. Taylor Construction Route 1, Box 450, Midland, NC 28107 Tiny Tears Day Nursery Route 4, Albemarle, NC 28001 T. J. Tock 7607 Alexander Farm Road, Monroe, NC 28110 Jim Wadkins' Portrait Photography 201 Eleventh Street, Oakboro, NC 28129 Western Auto P. O. Box 245, Locust, NC 28097 Whitley's VW Sales Route 4, Box 87, Albemarle, NC 28001 Mrs. Ramona Bennett Tracy and Rachel Caudle Rev. and Mrs. George Grissom Fetzer Hartsell Dwight and Carolyn Hill Kay Hucks Della Love Chris Poulos Steve Poulos Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Wensil Adsf293

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x tr is ll was s'!' , if is QQKXQ HELP FROM THE WISE. Yearbook member Wendi Efird becomes confused on her layouts and asks the class for their advise on the subject. BUSY AS BEAVERS. As a yearbook member, you learn that there are many things that go into producing each page. Roxanne Efird labels her pictures as Lynn Allen and Kelly Huneycutt write captions and copy for the 1984 Pegasus. THE BEST PART OF THE YEAR. After a long year of working late and missing deadlines, staff members seem to feel that it is all worthwhile on arrival day. Co1ophon!295