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

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SITTING PRETTY Towanna Thomas and Annette Broadway proudly represented the Human Relations Club in the Albemarle Christmas parade. CHECKING FOR ERRORS Sophomore Richard Hinson examines his history test to see what grade he made in Mr. Staton's history class. While being advisor for PAC, Mr. Staten also teaches several history classes. nies Wwe? row: Elisa Edwards tPre- Stephanie Liles Nice Leslie Whitley Susan Martin Leigh Anne Deese Council Re- Tammi Kiker Julie Carpenter iProgram Chairmanl. Second row: Cindy Almond, Stephen Kendall, Lorie Whitley, Barbara Roberts, Angie Harwood, Kathy Hatley, Leslie Hathcock, Deidre Chance. Back row: Robin Sells, Monica Turner, Carmel Allen, Sandra Munday, Keilah Hath- cock, Leslie Turner, Christi Hill, Penny Paige, Carol Helms. PAC Front row: Julie Barbee, Susan Tseter, Alison Linker, Connie Morton, Mark Little, Angie Lowder, Lisa Lucas. Secondrow: Angela Burris, Suzanne Little, PAC, Lisa Gail Huneycutt, Marla Ashcratt,KristieHuneycutt,Pam McSwain, Tamara Munday Wayne Thomas. Back row Jennifer Russell, Phillip Austin Rodney Williams, James Baucom, Steve Furr. Human Relations Club ' '121

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oing slow before earing up for activities Acommon factorin theclubsthis year was involvement. Two clubs that were especially busy were the Political Awareness Club and the Human Relations Club. First, when the Political Awareness Club chose their new members at the beginning of the year, many students filled out a form asking what political awareness meant to them. The majority of the answers were something like this: political awareness means knowing and understanding the politics that go on around you and getting more involved in them. The political club, headed by Mr. Staton, enjoyed speakers from the Democratic and Republican parties near the start of the year. The talks from both sides were very in- A HELPING HAND Sophomore Valerie Johnson helps out Mr. Staton by passing out to the class the history tests that they took the day before. PAC members are currently taking social formative to all the club members. Later in the year, before the nationwide election, the club held a mock election. Here all students voted for their favorite political figures. The results showed the Republican party as the winner. The Human Relations Club also got involved this year. The club, led by Mr. Kennedy, worked to further enhance relations around the school. They were represented on many occasions including at homecoming. studies COUFSOS. 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: Mark Edwards tPresidentl, Steve Furr Nice Presidentl, Leigh Anne Deese tSecretaryl, Robin Sells Ureasurerl, Elisa Edwards tStudant Council Re- resentatlve Kim Tucker Mark Little, Nancy Terry, Pam Bell, Marla Ashcraft, Julie Car- penter, Chris Wallace, Terry Foreman, James Flowe. Back row: Nancy Harwood, Stella Simpler, Cindy Almond, Chris Vlleide, Kelly Hudson, Tammie Lspish, Brenda Huegel, Stehanie Liles, Tammi Kiker. P ' l. ' . Pauls Troutman. Second row: 120 ' PA C, Human Relations Club NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: Connie Morton, Amie Ysndle, Dionne L. Osbourne, Allison Linker, Susan Teeter, Susan Lambert, Myra Drye. Second row: Julie Barbee, Brian Flows, Kim Barbee, Pam Tim Morgan. Back row. Ferguson, Wayne Thomas, Eudy, Jerry Huneycutt, Mar Howell. of

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