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

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PATIENTLY WAITING Karen Hatley and Bonnie Huneycutt sit and wait tor the bell to ring. They are ready to return to their class. SHOWING SCHOOL SPIRIT Virgil Higgens plays a solo at the halftime of the lootball game. Playing his best shows his school spirit tor the football team. Jeff Whitecotten Cindy Whitley Lance Whitley Wes Whitley Tina Wiley Mire Williams Rodney Wllllams Lols Williamson Amy Yandle ' 'Freshmen ' ' 173 ' Troy Wayne Whitley

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l Q We Are New But, We're Making Each year a new group of students joins our ranks. Every new student has to get used to the class schedules, having six different teachers, and friends. The new- comers found it hard to get used to being more less the low man on the totem pole. They felt that they were being watched and going to be picked on by the upperclassmen. Many times they felt it was hard to get used to the things that differ from elementary school. After becoming used to these things, they begin to like it. Angela Burris said, The best thing about West is the fact that it Deitra Threadgill Davie Tucker y N Mark Tucker X l I Mike Tucker Chuck Underwood 1 Avery Vanhoy Lori Va ugn Amy VonCannon Loretta VonCannon Ed Waksmunski 172' 'Freshmen ' Our Way isn't as strict as elementary schools. Many students liked the people, Marsha Efird remarked that she liked, Meeting new people and making more friends. Tanya Byrd stated, I like the people at West, they are very friendly. Beth Efird summed it up, The best thing about West is gaining new friends every day. A BIG DECISION Alter the candidates made their speeches, the Freshman class is making the decision of who should be their class officers. Jaci Wawak Robert Webster Niki Weide

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Second Ouarten We're. . . Playing Hard Oh, boy! One down, three more to go, was a thought that entered every sophomores mind. Being a soph- omore could have been the most important part of their high school career because of big decisions. Decisions were the hardest part of the sophomores year. Elect- ing class officers was probably one of the easiest but, buying class rings and deciding what they were doing the rest oftheirhighschoolyears Carmel Allen Julia Almond Jerry Barbee Kellie Barbee Tammy Barbee Donna Bell Karen Bell Mary Bennett Bret Benton Ivy Bishop Chip Bolton Amy Blackwelder was the hardest. De- an effect on the rest of cisions about high their lives. school could have had SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Leslie Turner, Trees Leslie Whitley, Lainie Shimpock, Vice sidentg Amy President. 17 ' 'Sophomores '