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

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Scotty Alexander Tony L. Almond Marla Yvonne Ashcraft Karla Jo Austin Wendy Yvette Austin Pamela Sue Bagwell Alan Barbee Danny Fl. Barbee Julie Barbee Otis Barrino Amy Michelle Baucom Christopher G. Baucom - Dana Gaye Thomas Baucom Dean 71 Beatty Pamela Kay Bell Bart M. Benton Wally C. Blayton Sheri Bloemhard Jeff D. Branch Troy Branch Sarah Michelle Brattain Candi Broadway Da vid Burgess Billy Burleson ' 'Seniors ' 193

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CROWNING . . never to be forgotten. Everyone has something they will always remember. It may be the first A they ever made in Mrs. Hudson's English class or it may be the first time they got detention hall. lt doesn't matter what event is most memorable in your mind, but at least you have one thing that you will remember forever. Seniors can look back to their past four years in high school and remember all of the good times they have had and all of the fun things they have done. There is always one thing that just happens to stick in their minds. When asked, What has been your most memorable event in high school? Seniors repliedg Jerry Huneycutt: Re- ceiving the title as 'Mr. Macho' and having all the underclassmen call you 'macho'. Chris Wallace: A very special Friday afternoon, April 15. Dewayne Eudy: Going to Washington with FCA and singing on Capitol's steps. IN THE KICK OF THINGS Seniors Jerry Huneycutt Danny Etird keep in step with Puff the the and the other Powder cheerleaders at the pep rally sponsored by the Math Club for the Powder Puff Football game. REACHING OUT Senior Steve Furr receives the Most Valuable Player award tor the Varsity Basketball Team. I ,glQi'-- ...tt I, ,W it it PREPARING FOR THAT MEM- ORABLE NIGHT Seniors Misty Tucker and Julie Barbee work hard on the gym for the prom to make it a memorable event tor everyone. 192 ' 'Seniors '

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STEPPING TUNES . . . better or worse? Seniors have long awaited their special day, Graduation. This particular event sparks many changes in emo- tions and life-style. Each Senior feels differently about the beginning of a new life. There were some regrets such as those by Mark Edwards: l have mixed emotions about graduating. ldon't mind leaving the work, but l don't want to leave all my friends. Jeff Branch stated, One way I am glad because no more counting down the year. I don't want to leave my friends and teachers. Others had feelings of anticipation such as those voiced by Nancy Terry: For me grad- uating will be the stepping stone to bigger and better things. As the climactic day draws near, most realize just how much of their life has passed and what is to come. College and the responsibility of being on their own isjust around the corner. Most think it is a scary-feeling but they will go out and face the world with courage and a renewed zest for life. THE NUMBERS GAME Seniors like Calvin Gainey and his third period classmates prepare for the hard work in college by taking Advanced Math. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tim Hagler Nice Pres.lg Kelly Hudson tTreas.lg Mrs. Ger- aldine Holbrooks tSr. Class Adviserlg Misty Tucker lSec.lg Jerry Huneycutt tPres.j 194 ' 'Seniors ' '