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

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me I Qpfeodaf me in PEOPLE That Special Touch wasn't everywhere all year round, instead it was anywhere in the community that was filled with people. An empty football stadium was just an empty field and the school, over the summer, was just an empty building, but with the arrival of the new students and team members things came to life. People gave That Special Touch to PULLING TOGETHER. Pulling together the Colts Varsity Girls' Basketball Team held their end while the boys' varsity squad tugged away on the other end ot the rope. The girls quickly defeated their counterparts when the boys had to compete without their shoes. everything they came in contact with throughout the year. Hard work and determination played an important part in making this year special. Each individual had a specific position to hold throughout the year. When the year began many problems arose as all the individuals strug- gled to become part of a united student body. With the year's pro- gression it was plain to see That Special Touch in everything. DAILY DESCENT. Students and teachers alike make their daily descent down the steps and into the lobby on their way to the cafeteria and the ever-popular lunch line. ,,,-. 'People Divider '

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People who care Behind every successful school is a strong administrative staff and the board of education. The biggest recent changes administered from the central office have SUPPORTING THE TEAM Attending every board of education meeting, Mrs. Jane Rogers, who is Dr. Jim Martin's secretary, and Mrs. Oletta Moore, finance officer, go to support the team with in- formation and record-keeping. been Project USE, county- wide exams, and the Time on Task program. Students are closely aligning with the in- school administrators, Principal Thomas A. Rogers and Assistant SCHEDULING THE VAN Girls' Tennis Captain, Julie Barbee talks with Mr. Joe Smith about scheduling and using the van for the away matches. Mr. Smith works books, buses, the van, and discipline. but must make and enforce the rules Principal Joe Smith. Their office doors are always open for students. Sometimes because of problems, they have to extend the invitation and deliver various types and degrees of punishment. Setting a good exampl Mr. Rogers encourag the faculty to offer prais and rewards for ou standing work an behavior. STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Dr. John McCollister, Mrs. Iris Fisher tChairpersonl. Standing: Mr. Tom Steele, Mr. Ronald Crisco, and Mr. Darrell Almond. 156 ' 'A dminisfrafion Dr. Jim Martin Superintendent