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

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S IT FORGED OR IS IT MEMOREX? ieniors Danny Etird and Donnie Crisco uold their breath as guidance counselor cr. Harold Blalock carefully examines eir handwritten hall pass. IOUGH DRAFTS. lratting instructor Mr. Bill Talbert explains ce mechanics of dratting to tirst year udent Shellie Barbee. Xa.. long with the Good . . . Comes the Bad Students were not the only ones who liked and dislike some of the aspects of school life. Teachers, too, had their favorite and least favorie activities. When they were asked to comment on what they liked and disliked most about teaching,theygaveawidevarietyof answers. In general, the teachers said they liked being around young people. Mrs. Jo Allen said, l enjoy most of the students, their joy is catching. I also enjoy teaching Geometry, it has always been one of my favorite subjects. They also loved to see students learn new ideas. Miss Nancy Drye, who teaches advanced sciences, commented that she liked to see students succeed at what they're learning. Miss Ann Barringer also added that this was what she liked most - sharing my enthusiasm and l N. Reggie Chance - Health, Physical Education, Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach, Monogram Club Adviser. Mark Cook - English, Boys' Tennis Coach. Douglas A.Craig - Music, Musical Advancement Club Adviser. Jerry W. Crayton - Auto Mechanics, Vocational Clubs of America Adviser. Delores Crump - French, English, French Club Adviser, French Honor Society Adviser, JV Cheerleader Adviser. Thyra Drye - Mathematics, Math Club Adviser. Martha Gregory - Art, Social Studies, Geraldine B. Holbrooks - English, Fourth Estate Adviser. Cheryl Hollitield - Distributive Education, Distributive Education Clubs of America Adviser. Diane Hudson - English. Mike Huneycutt - Electronics, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Adviser. Mark Little - Social Studies, Varsity Football Coach, Baseball Coach. 'Faculty ' 159

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Along with the Good . . . Comes the Bad knowledge of math. But teachers had pet peeves about their jobs too. Almost all of them don'tcare much for doingalot of paperwork that has little or nothing to do with teaching. In addition, educators hated to see students waste their valuable time. Physical science teacher Mr. Robert Blalock stated, I dislike students who don't want to work and make a better world for their adulthood. History teacher Mr. Tommie Staton responded, Students that cannot see the importance of getting an education and waste their time was what he liked the least. Another final peeve about school came from drafting instructor Mr. Bill Talbert, He answered, I dislike all the useless meetings teachers have to attend. Even with the various likes and dislikes, most teachers enjoyed what they did, and as with any other job, they had to take the good and the bad. DRAMATIC IMPRESSIONS. Mr. Jim Kennedy demonstrates drama techniques to his third period advanced drama students. Jewel Annette Lowder - Business, Pegasus Adviser. Sarah B. Lowder - English. Sid Martin - Science, JV Football Coach, Boys' Track Coach. James D. Mills - Cabinetmaking, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Adviser. Elaine M. Mills - English, Reading, Physical Science. John Drue Morgan - Agriculture, Future Farmers of America Adviser. Jerry Osborne - Health, Physical Education, Varsity Football X Coach, Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach. X' Priscilla Perry - English, Junior Civitan Adviser. 160 ' 'Faculty . W