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

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THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORM Mrs. Dolly Tucker starts early to prepare the pizza before the students start arriving lor lunch. ALWAYS A SMILING FACE Mrs. Barbara Patterson greets the students and teachers with a smile when they arrive at school. ,n ruff' 4 V? .V ' i , -' V , f r if? r , ltaah we V . , , ii Betty Paige Christine Green Lottie Hardin Lillie Helms 162' 'Staff' ' Nancy Smith Dolly Tucker

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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Physica teacher Miss Nancy Drye im proves her second period class' chances for good exam grades as she carefully explains while reviewing the lirst semester material. HALT, WHO GOES THERE? While serving hall duty during second lunch, Mr. Truett Preslar stops Junior Jim Monroe just to make sure his hall pass is legit. 1 i Truett Preslar - Remediation, 7th and 8th grade football coach. Lane Russell Guidance Counselor. Regina St. Clair Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America Adviser. Carole Seiber Guidance Counselor. Sherry L. Smith - English, Junior Class Adviser. Tom Staton - Social Studies Political Awareness Club Adviser. Bill Talbert - Drafting, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Adviser. Larry Wagner - Social Studies, Varsity Football Coach. ' 'Faculty ' 6

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orking hard . . . always on the job The staff was a major part of the school. Several changes and additions were made in the cafeteria at the beginning of the school year. In the kitchen, lights were replaced with flourescent ones and ceiling fans were added. IT'S ALMOST QUITTING TIME After lunch has been served, Mrs. Christine Greene works hard to get the dishes washed so she can go home on time. 'WW' 33 These changes made working conditions much more pleasant and bearable. Another addition in the kitchen was a new ice machine, which did away with the necessity to bring ice from the field house. New curtains improved the appearance of the dining area and made it livelier. The custodians had many early mornings this year. They arrived early to unlock the doors for the driver's education students, they kept the school clean, and made sure everything ran according to schedule. The secretaries and aides also made sure that everything ran smoothly by offering assistance to the teachers, students, and par- ents. A new program started this year was the in-school suspension program. This new program added another staff member, Mr. Anthony Jones. GOING WITH THE TIMES In school suspension teacher, Mr. Anthony Jones takes a break from his busy schedule to keep up with the news. Theron Smith Myrtle Smith Grover Hailey Barbara Pattersor Peggy Smith Lou Hinson Pauline Murray ' 'sfaff' '163