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

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WHERE'S THE PEOPLE? McDonald's is usually a busy hangout on Friday and Saturday nights. However, this weekend was a little slow, with only a few people to be found. Night n The Town When it comes to weekends no one wants to stay home and watch Fantasy Island. Weekends are a time to make your own fantasy come true, whether it is with a steady or with a bunch of friends. But where do people go to have fun and get together? Around Stanly County it's true that there isn't a large choice but when it comes to hanging around it doesn't matter where you do it as long as you do it with the gang. The favorite place among most teen- agers is Sky City. It's the place to show off a new car, to meet new friends and to get together with the old ones. With several restaurants nearby, Sky City parking lot makes a good location. After cruising through the parking lot or taking in a movie, the in-spot to be is Pizza Hut. A hot 34!Hang Outs A PART OF THE DECOR. Seniors lik- Rodney Little, Mike Gardner, Randy Dry Kerry Hathcock, Todd Green and Mike Fuj line the halls to girl watch and greet th teachers before school each morning. pizza, a room full of friends and lots of good rock-n-roll make any night a wonderful night to cut loose and have fun. Hanging out doesn't always mean going to Albemarle on weekends. Students love to congregate in the hallways to chat, study, or laugh. Most groups have their own spot MUNCHIN' OUT. Seniors Jackie Stuart Terri Sells, and Nathan Thomas grab a bit to eat at Burger King after seeing the Wes Stanly production of America in Song. and no one dares to change. As you can see most everyone has different views on hangouts. Stanly County may be small but it offers plenty to keep it's teenagers busy.

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TRUCKlN'. Senior Kenneth Morgan gives freshman Carmel Allen a ride home in his new truck on a rainy day at school. GOOD BYE WEST. A long line of traffic waiting to leave school is an everyday sight at West. O Y Daily Drive Driving to school has always been something to look forward to when you reach the golden age of 16. And when it finally came, you dreamed of having the greatest car around and cherished the thought of not having to ride the bus anymore. Then the parking lot began filling up and lines got longer at the end of the day. There was no need to worry though because some drivers began car pooling to save gas and money and the line got gradually shorter. But despite the high cost of driving and the time it takes to make the drive, the students still enjoyed waiting in the lines to go home and showing off their new cars and trucks. MOVING ON. Juniors Tony M. Eudy and Alex Whitley smile for the camera while waiting for the line in front of them to start moving. 36fVehicles