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

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TIRED. During work hours at Retread Mfg. and Tire Com. Mike Kluttz, and employee takes a breather before continuing to retread tires. SWEET SUCCESS. Working for her parents at Albemarle Sweet Shop, Pam Bagwell, a part-time worker sells a customer some sweets. 44!Part-time Work

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Physical Fitness Craze Physical fitness is an important art of the lives of students in high chools all over America. The hrase being physically fit holds ifferent meanings for different eople. Some consider being able to o everyday tasks as being ysically fit. Others go beyond . ose fundamentals and believe in ting nutritional foods and ercising regularly. There is a wide variety of activities one can participate in to keep physically fit. Weight lifting has become a popular past time and a great way to tone up and build muscles. West provides in their atheletic program football, track, tennis, basketball, and baseball. They also have a weight lifting program which enables the athletes to use the new equipment that was bought last year. TENNIS ACE. Preparing for her upcoming tennis match, Kim Hathcock concentrates as she gets ready to practice her serve. MOVIN' DOWN THE FIELD. Vernon Earl prepares to push his way through the defenders as he rushes the ball down the field for the JV football team. UNDECIDED. Rodney Furr plays off base during a baseball game, looking for a chance to gain another base. Physical Fitnessf43

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Work and Money . We Need It Bad! Students always need money. It might be needed to pay for school lunches, a car, gas, or whatever the heart desires. No matter what the HEARING FROM THE BOSS. Part-time employees at Mann's, Tim Stegall and Mike Furr, talk to their boss before going to work. . .rs, R s.i WORKING HARD FOR THE MONEY. While working at Belk's, Kim Burleson, a part-time worker helps customers in the Misses Department. reason, a good way to attain this money and a way many students do, is through part-time work. Work can usually be found one way or another. One way is through a class called Distributive Educa- tion. Through D.E., students get a job with the help of the D.E. teacher, Mrs. Cheryl Hollifield, to leave school to go to work, while still gaining school credits. Still others, find jobs for themselves, working after school and on weekends. Though Seniors can take only the needed credit hours and leave, many go to work. Students work at a variety of jobs. Some work in restaurants, some work in department or grocery stores, some baby-sit, and the list goes on. But one thing remains the same, the goal to acquire money and spend or save it any way they want, because they worked for it. MAKING A CHANGE. Changing a tire, Todd Kinley, demonstrates one of the many jobs he performs, while working at Retread Mfg. and Tire Com.. CAUGHT BY SURPRISE. Part-time employee at Belk's, Amy Eury, is not use to having her picture taken while working in the office. Part-time Work!45