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

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Q w e re YP: Q.. ' ' . s -- . A ,yi I -ri' .ai t 9 . , E xg :fy is as X N 90 A . .x., N U X he Cherished Moments What is your most memorable Experience of high school as a enior? We the class of 1984, wish po submit some of our fondest nemories. Be they humorous or serious, they are memories that will oe cherished forever. Tammy Hathcock: The exciting zvents that happened the night of zhe Jr.-Sr. Prom with Billy, Jera, and Dwaynef' Robin Smith: In the 10th grade, l was sitting in front of my locker and Mr. Brooks came by and acted like he was going to trip and about that time I moved my feet and he fell flat on the floor. Suzanne Whitley: When Randall used to flirt with me in English my Sophomore year when the teacher wasn't paying any attention. Rodney Whitley: 11th grade I layed out one day and went to Pizza Hut. A certain teacher found out about it and said she was going to tell on me. She had me so scared that I didn't say a word in her class for a week. She's a good teacher. Rodney Little: In the 10th grade in Mrs. Smithis English class, I squirted some girls with a watergun and they told on me. Mrs. Smith took my gun and put it in her desk and it leaked all over her papers. Jera Smith: '4Meeting Dwayne in my 9th grade English class and talking to him. Patty Huneycutt: Last year Steve and I went to Badin Lake during school and we met my preacher at a stoplight. Seniorsffi J

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SENIOR SP1R1T.WestStanIy Seniors have victory on their minds and enthusiasm on their faces at a pep rally held before the West Stanly - Albemarle game. A Pl lRFEC'l' MA l'Cl'l. Gordon Huneycutt has a great love for tennis. He has won numerous matches while playing for West Stanly in past years. .41-7... , . , - Denise Wiseman: FBLA 9, 105 DECA l1,,12gHRoff. 9, 10, 11, I2 , . . Zanna VVorsham: Student. Council 10, 11 tTreaS.l, 12 tV.l'.1g4th Estate 10, 11 tV,P.l, 12 tV.P,lg NHS 11, 12 tSec.lg Jr. Civitan 121 Science 115 Math 11. 12: FTA 11, 12: French 11, 123 Camera 11, 12g HRoff. 101 Monogram 1 1, 12: SPEC 10g JV Cheerleader 9, 10 tCapt.l: Track 9. 103 Spt.. Mgr. 11, 123 Spt. Stat. 11, 12 . . . Cherry Wright: Student Council 129 4th Estate 12, Class Officer 12 tV.P.l: WS Players 10, 1.1, 12 tV.P.l: Math 11. 12: FTA 11: Library 113 FBLA 9g JV Basketball 9, 10, Varsity 11 . . . Shelia Yow: FBLA 10g FHA 9g DECA 11 tHist.l, 12g HR off. 11, 12 . . . Tammy Beneika Yow: FHA 9, 12 . . . Eugene Brownfield tNot Picturedl: VICA 10, 113 Human Rel. 9, 10, 113 Human Rel. 9, 10, 11g FBLA 9gFFA10.12, . . 64fSeniors GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD CHEE3 Kelly Huneycutt, Roxaidne Efird, and Std Whitley celebrate the return of the yearbo. when the Pegasus staff wentlto Daxyl's. , AM I DREAMING? Karla Smith W thrilled as she was crowned queen at tl homecoming game with Parkwood in 195 Sl 1 l

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Planning Ahead The junior year is one of expectations and retrospect. Behind the Juniors lie two years of work with which they are satisfied, and before them lies the senior year with a feeling of being inadequate and totally unprepared to meet the challenges of the adult world. Like other challenges they aspire to reach their goals. One of the biggest tasks of the junior year is planning the prom. Scott Alexander Marla Ashcraft Karla Austin Rhonda Austin Wendy Austin PLANNING FOR COLLEGE. Junior Clas officers invade Mr. Russell's office t preview college catalogs. They are Mar Edwards, Presidentg Danny Efirc Vice-Presidentg Elisa Edwards, Secretary and Julie Barbee, Treasurer. Pam Bagwell Alan Barbee Danny Barbee Julie Barbee Otis Barrino Amy Baucom Chris Baucom Dean Beatty Pam Bell Bart Benton 66fJuniors AM?