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

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EARLY STARTER Curtis Webster starts preparing for college early by taking Physics his sophomore year. x LIFE AFTER SCHOOL Lisa Kimmer listens attentively to Sergeant Thomas Starnes of the Army National Guard on how to prepare job applications, resumes, and many more things she will need to know when looking tor a job. MATH AND MORE MATH Students in Mrs. T. Drye's titth period Advanced Math class start preparing for college by taking all the math courses they can. 140 ' 'College Prep Courses '

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if ,vitae ,. umm i L ' , ,wr -gws Q .41 WORKING HARD As these two brick laying students help each other move and assemble a load ol bricks they hope Mr. Mills will approve their work. DRAWING THE LINE Junior Pam Hatley thinks hard on the assignment that dralting teacher Mr. Bill Talbert has given her to do. MUCH MUCH MORE The bricklaying class works hard on drawing house plans. The students are expected to know more than just how to lay bricks. Work Related ' 139

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Starting in their Junior year most students begin to prepare for college. A lot of things are taken into con- sideration while planning the right college to attend. It is very important to take Math and English classes that broaden your knowledge of these subjects. WORKING TOWARD THE FUTURE Chris Baucom and Mark Edwards work diligently in Miss Nancy Drye's second period Physics class to prepare for college. Preparing for College Keeps College Prep Students All Booked Up Most Juniors aren't prepared for the big changes that take place while attending a college. Certain courses are designed to help the student advance at a steady speed. One such course is Advanced. This LEARNING THE BASICS Students in Mrs. P. Perry's fifth period college English class learn the basics on filling out job applications, writing resumes, and preparing for job interviews from Sergeant Thomas Starnes of the Army National Guard. course is usually taken in the Senior year and is necessary when thinking of attending a college. It may also be required that you have a foreign language, French I and ll will meet this requirement to the tee. So it can be seen that college Prep-courses are needed to prepare the student and giving them the background they need to further their education. WE HAVE ALL THE PROBLEMS Nancy Terry sits in Mrs. T. Drye's third period Advanced Math Class and wonders why college prep students have all the problems. 'College Prep Courses 141