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

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Fiendish Fun Monday, October 31 may well be one of the most shocking days ever seen by students at West Stanly. Halloween was the reason for the shock. Students came dressed for the occasion as their attire ranged from baby outfits to punk rockers. However, the students were not the only ones who decided to celebrate by dressing up. Mr. Bill Talbert was always making someone laugh by just showing up NOT BEFORE MY FIRST CUP OF COFFEE. Teachers Mrs. Anabel Speight and Mr. Jerry Crayton show their Halloween spirit as they dressed for the occasion. ,X f in his hobo costume. Ms. Tammy Young dressed as a vampire and Mrs. Lou Hinson dressed as a little old lady. Mrs. Priscilla Perry surprised all of her Senior English classes because she dressed as a witch. Mrs. Anabel Speight and Mr. Jerry Crayton walked through the halls wishing everyone a Happy Halloween. Mr. Crayton dressed as a devil and Mrs. Speight as a very early riser. But regardless of how they dressed, they all expressed one meaning - that they can dress up for Halloween, too . If students can do it, teachers can too. Thyra Drye - Mathematics, Math Club Advisor, Ann Barringer - Math- ematics, Cheerleader Advisory Josephine S. Allen - Mathematics, National Honor Society Advisorg Susan T. Adams - Mathematics, Future Teachers of America Advisor. Jewel Annette Lowder - Business, Yearbook Advisory Robin M. Barbee - Business, Donald L. Brooks - Business, Future Business Leaders of America Advisor, Nancy J. Drye - Science, Science Club Advisor. Robert Blalock - Physical Science, Social Studies, Student Council Advisor, Kristi Whitley - Science, Mathematics, Sid Martin - Science, JV Football Coach, Boys' Track Coachg Tom Morgan - Science. Faculty! 95

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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

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Fred Styles - Social Studies, Varsity Football Coach, Baseball Coachg Larry , Wagner - Social Studies, Varsity Football Coachg Jim Kennedy - Social Studies, Theatre Arts, West Stanly Players Advisorg Tom Staton - Social Studies, Political Awareness Club Advisor. Cheryl Hollifield - Distributive Education, Distributive Education Clubs of America Advisorg Bill Talbert - Drafting, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Advisorg John Drue Morgan - Agriculture, Future Farmers of America Advisorg Harold E. Burris - Bricklaying and Carpentry, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Advisor. James D. Mills - Cabinetmaking, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Advisory Mike Huneycutt - Electronics, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Advisor, Jerry W. Crayton - Auto Mechanics, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Advisor, Regina St. Clair - Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America Advisor. nd the Winners Are What is Thanksgiving without a turkey? Just another meal, right? On Wednesday, November 23, three turkeys were seen walking down the hall- but they were not the kind to be prepared for Thursday's lunch. They were the Turkey Teachers. The Math Club held a contest that week during lunch. Students were to vote for their favorite turkey teacher by putting any amount of money in a jar with their teacher's name on it. The teacher with the most money in his or her jar won. The money was spent to buy turkeys for needy families in the community. On Wednesday afternoon the money was counted and there was a 96fFaculty tie between the men. Mr. Bill Talbert and Mr. Mike Huneycutt were the turkeys, as well as Mrs. Priscilla Perry who won among the women. Their award was to dress as turkeys and walk down the halls showing off their prize. The Grand Prize was to sing a Thanksgiving song to all the students over the intercom. When the interruption came during sixth period, everyone smiled as they listened to their A HELPING HAND. As Mr. Bill Talbel and Mr. Mike Huneycutt walk down the ha showing off their turkey costumes, designe exclusively by Math Club members, Mr: Thyra Drye helps to put pieces of t ' costume that fell off back on. favorite turkey teachers serenai every person in school. The d ended as one ofthe most unique a unforgettable in West Stanl history. It marked the beginning a new trend - West Stanl Turkey Teachers.