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

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rom spotlight to sunlight No matter the show, all cars can go from imaginary to real. From the wooden car in Grease to the real cars on the football field for the car show. From the drama department to the auto mechanics, cars play an important role. For the drama department the car was just a part of the scenery in Grease, The production ran for three days in the spring, May 4, 5, and 6. The tickets were 34.00 in advance and 85.00 at the door. It started at 8:00 p.m. The program was a huge success. Excitement was everywhere people from young to old applauded. For Mark Little, the most exciting part was learning to work together with others in order to accomplish something like a production. You learn things on stage you can't be taught in a classroom. The West Stanly Players did a good job and put in a lot oftime and effort into the acting and the scenery which the cabinet making class helped put together. They put in numerous hours after school and THE THRILL OF SUCCESS. The excitement and smiles show as the drama students take a bow after a show well performed. THE PRIDE IS SHINING. As this '63 red Corvette sits on the football field, it shines in the sunlight showing that it is the pride and joy of it's owner. . 1 'WM 1 ., .,,,y,,e ,, f. A I.. , ,,,,, ..., ,,.,, . . A Y 1 A 'i H , ,fiillgwfmriif ' if ,.,. f :': ff QM 1 . ' THE MOST REWARDING TIME OF ALL. The emotion runs high as Amanda Hughes gets a rewarding hug from her mother, Rachel Hughes, at the end ol her Grease performance. 1 Shows

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14 From spotlight to sunlight it paid off when they took the final bow on the stage. For the car show which was held on June 2, the cars are not imaginary. The car show was sponsored by the auto mechanics class. The cars ranged from the mid 20's to the new 80's. Terry Tucker said, I mostly remembered all those beautiful cars ranging from the 20's to the 60's. The students participated in the car show by attending, entering their cars, taking up money, helping in the concession stand, or judging the cars. As Delaine Shields explained . . .Randy Hartsell and I got pretty tired of running back and forth for Mr. Crayton. The excitement was high until the judging was over. There were 135 entries. After the day was over they knew even if they didn't win a prize they were still winners because they participated. So no matter if the car was used for a real car show or a scene in a production the cars played an important roles. THE GOOD OLD DAYS. Many people enjoy going to the car show to relive and bring back all of the old days. ' 'Shows '