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

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emories Last Forever What was your most memorable vent of your high school years? Vhen the Juniors were asked, the Etagories ranged from the day they et that best friend to laying out of chool. Spending the past few years 'ith old friends and the new ones made here at West, every day is kely to hold special memories for veryone. Staying with all my old friends lus meeting the new people that rrive each August, is what Chris Yallace remembers most. I Calvin Gainey said, My most pemorable event would have to be pending the greatest days of my ,fe with some of the most terrific people in the world. Julie Barbee remembers, last years prom 'An Evening in Paris' is something I'll never forget. My date was Wade Summers and we had a great time. My most memorable time was a day in my Freshman year when a couple of Seniors tried to convince me I could fit inside a locker, replied Mark Coley. Carol Helms said her most memorable event was one day last year, me, Melanie, Anita, and Leigh Anne were going to leave school early and when we got out to my car I had a flat tire. I had to get two guys from Auto Mechanics to change it for me. Melanie and Leigh hid behind the car the whole time. A time that will always stick with many was expressed by Cyndi Hinson and Eric Roberts. The first day that I was here. I can remember it like it was yesterday. Making new friends and keeping the old ones. These are but a few of the moments that will be remembered by the students here at West. Whether they be memories of the good times or bad, they will always be special just as every moment here at West Stanly is. DRESSED TO KILL. Junior, Amy Baucom dresses for the occasion on Punk Rock day to show her spirit and support for the school and football team. MOVING TO THE BEAT. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors enjoy An Evening in Paris . The couples dance the night away to live entertainment. J uniorsf 7 5

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Kim Tucker Misty Tucker Ricky Tucker Rowdy Tucker Gary Vanhoy Chris Wallace Chris Weide Alex Whitley Chad Whitley Marilyn Whitley Mark Williams Sharon Yarborough Crystal Yow Lori Yow Michele Yow 74fJuniors an 5 Wx' 5 7 . I s MX- 1 U! ,e .'4.s. assess 5 I A .A 2 l 1 BREAK TIME. A memorable moment fx Paula Troutman, Kim Tucker, Deed Mauldin, Amy Baucom and Patricia Mill were being waitresses at the prom. Here th took some time off from serving to get in the dancing. X.

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On The Though they aren't there yet, the sophomores are slowly but surely making their way to the top. Last year, entering as freshmen, they were filled with excitement of starting a new year. Coming to a new and larger school brought many changes along with many surprises. Beginning their sophomore year, they were no longer the new ones but they were prepared for all of the many things that West Stanly has to offer its students. With the Way Up excitement wearing off, they are now comfortable and feel like a real part of the school. Some of the highlights of the sophomore year are receiving their class rings, having the choice of more electives and the decision of whether or not to take P.E. With the anticipation of their junior and senior year, the sophomores are slowly on their way up. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Amy Sue Eudy, President, Robin Sells, Vice-Presidentg Susan Lambert, Secretaryg Kim Hathcock, Treasurer. Amanda Almond Angie Almond Cindy Almond Michael Ashcraft Beth Ann Barbee Gwen Barbee Kim Barbee Lee Ann Barbee Sean Barbee Shelley Barbee Shellie Beatty Scott Bell Emily Biles Ronnie Black Jeff Boone 76fSophomores