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

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A New Experience Most students consider their reshman year, the year that has made the biggest difference in hem. They met new people from all ver Stanly County that became ood friends and share experiences 'ith them. Freshmen have a very usy year, considering they have to ake a full load of classes. They are equired to take a math, a history, science, an English, and a P.E. nurse. One of the biggest changes aming from elementary school to igh school has got to be P.E.. In physical education, students are required to dress out and participate every other day. The other days, they are required to take health. Each student must pass both health and P.E. to pass them for the year. Students seem to enjoy P.E. more in high school because of the different types of activities in our P.E. course. Soccer and football, are just two of the exciting new activities that freshmen have to look forward to. POWER PLAYS. Physical education classes allow freshmen to regain power to meet the rigid schedules of high school classes. FUTURE COLTS. In freshmen physical education classes, Coach Osborne gets a chance to scout our local talent for our basketball teams. Freshmenf93

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Jimmy Weatherholt Impressions The main distraction that causes students not to get their homework done has got to be television. There are but very few students at West Stanly who don't watch television. When freshmen were asked what their favorite television program is and why it is, this is how they answered: Leslie Turner - Webster, because he is such a cute little guy. Karen Eury - Knight Rider, his car and Micheal Knight is so good looking. Brett Cross - Whiz Kids, its about some smart kids that act as detectives. ROLL 'EM. Channel Nine newsman Bill Dollar waves to the spectators at the Albemarle Christmas parade. WSOHV Curtis Webster Leslie Whitley Lori Whitley Nancy Whitley Tonda Whitley Debbie Wild Chuck Wiley Candy Yow Darrell Yow 92lFreshmen Karen Yow Mark Yow

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l'M STILL THE BOSS. To show her school pride, Senior English teacher Mrs. Priscilla Perry lets her holiday spirit shine for Halloween Costume Day. On October 31, students and teachers alike came dressed in the most horribly, haunting costumes they could imagine. Thomas A. Rogers - Principalg Joe L. Smith - Assistant Principal, Harold Blalock - Guidance Counselor, Camera Club Advisor, Girls' Track Coachg Lane Russell - Guidance Counselor. Geraldine B. Holbrooks - English, Journalism, Fourth Estate Advisor, Priscilla Perry - English, Sarah B. Lowder - Englishg Diane Hudson - English. Mark Cook - English, Boys' Tennis Coachg Sherry L. Smith - English, Elaine M. Mills - English, Reading, Lamara Rhea - French, English, French Club Advisor, French Honor Society Advisor. 94fFaculty