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

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aking the letter in onogram Club If you walk down the hall in the gold and green nylon jacket with the colt on the back with the chenille W on the front, you are wearing the most prestigious thing at West. Only a handful have worked hard and gone through the endurance of many long and hard hours of practice to achieve this honor. The more medals and All Conference patches that the athletices earn made the glory even greater. For example, to letter in 1984 softball and baseball you had to play eighteen innings. To achieve the goal of be being in Monogram Club is a great honor that you will remember always. HELPING A FRIEND Senior Calvin Gainey waites patiently while Stan Shelton helps fellow monogram member Lisa Poplin with her letter jacket. MONOGRAM CLUB Front Row: President Jerry Huneycutt, Vice President Billy Burleson, Secretary Kim Hath- cock, Treasurer Julie Barbee, Student Council Joan Paige, Misty Tucker, Tim Coble. 1 18 ' 'Monogram Club ' Second Row: Mia Kluttz, Callie Jackson, Patricia Huntley, Wanda Hatley, Angie Hardin, Vicki Burns, Tina Staton. Back How: Scotty Alexander, Bart Benton, Mandi Howell, Karla Austin, Carol Helms, Leigh Anne Deese. MONOGRAM CLUB Front How: Brian Flowe, Kelly Hudson, Calvin Gainey, Dewayne Eudy, Roy Little, Floyd Shutord, Eric Staton. Second Row: Donnie Crisco, John Davis, Burris Randy Hartsell Barrlno. Back Row. Burleson, Scott Broada Tony Williams, Lamont Walk Beth Barbee, Angie Lowder. Jeff Parker, Tim Hagler, vi

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ruit Sale Signals Christmas uture Farmers Have Successful Sale During the year the Future 'armers of America had a rosperous sale. Again they sold ranges and grapefruits to parents HECKING IT OUT amie Misenheimer, Timmy Foreman, and errick Efird check and go over the ranges they are to sell. vw of the students here and many people in the surrounding areas near Christmas. Students work hard to set a goal ORANGE YOU CRAZY ABOUT THIS Senior Eric Roberts stacks oranges and gets them ready to be delivered by the members of Future Farmers of America. QQ, 1 1 ww t and achieve it and help support their club. The students feel that Future Farmers gives them the opportunitytogetto knowthe basic ideas and feelings of farming. Doing a good job means having the satisfaction of knowing you learned it right the first time. -.ss M g TH CLUB nf row: Steve Furr 1Pres.l, gh Anne Deese Nice Pres.j, lly Hudson QSec.J, Karla stin tTres.j, Mark Edwards ud. Coun. Rep.l, Pam Bell S ,, fHist.j. Secondrow:Nancy Terry, Jody Eudy, Danny Efird, Randy Burris, Jerry Huneycutt, Paula Troutman. Third row: Terry Foreman, Chris Baucom, Kim Tucker, Mark Coley. MONOGRAM CLUB Front row: Susan Teeter, Ashley Huneycutt, Terry Tucker, Stan Shelton, Michael Ashcraft, James Monroe, Chris Earl. Second row: Dionne Osborne, Tina Howard, Deedee Hinson, Melissa Miller, Deidra Chance, Lisa Poplin, Alison Linker, Robin Sells. Third row: Scott Bell, Tracie Pickler, Lainie Shimpock, Leslie Whitley, Susan Lambert. FFA H117

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f A SENSE OF PRIDE Junior Beth Barbee and Lisa Poplin admire , ,E-' Ashley Huneycutt's newly received medal he earned last year in tennis. WELL DESEFIVED PRAISE OF JOY As senior Misty Tucker returns to her seat she shows her happiness after recieving the Most Valuable Player award at the sports banquet. I CLUB Trisha Wendi Ellrd, Jamie Julie Carpenter, Thomas, Elisa Edwards. James Flowe, Mark 1 V if Coley, Troy Stockton, Chris Baucom, Karen Smiley, Tamara Munday, Kimberly Talbert. Back Row: Danny Efird, Steve Furr, Randy Burris, Tim Love, Deric Staton, Kenny Elird. SCIENCE CLUB Front Raw: Pres. Tim Hagler, V.P. Mark Edwards, Sec. Kelly Hud- son, Treas. Alison Linker, St Cou. Rep. Julie Carpenter, Prog Char. Chris Wallace, Spon. Ms Nancy Drye. Second Row: Susan Martin, Connie Morton, Susan Amie Teeter, Robin Sells, Yandle, Gwen Barbee, Susan Paula Lambert. Back Row: Troutman, Nancy Terry, Wayne Thomas, Kristie Huneycutt. 'Monogram Club ' 1 19