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

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NOW THAT I'M A ENl0H . . . how does it feel? There are many different feelings about being a Senior. Some Seniors are scared because they are not exactly sure what they are going to do after graduation. Stacy Clontz says it's Scary, because you are about to get out of school and go to work and a lot of Seniors like myself don't know what they're going to do for a living. Chris Wallace ex- plains, l think the greatest thing about being a Senior is finally having reached a mountaintop. After 12 long years, we're finally getting ready to graduate. You're finally a well-known face by the faculty and the underclassmen and what happens to dis- truct all this? GRADUATION. Mandi Howell says lt feels great to be a WE'VE GOT THE SPIRIT Senior girls show that they've got the spirit at the pow- derpult pep ralley sponsored by the Math Club. The spirit continued on into the Seniors beat the Juniors by a score 22-8. Senior. l'm finally one of the older ones that the underclassmen look up to. My only regret is l'll have to leave soon and l'll miss everyone very much. Then there are those Seniors who cannot wait until graduation. They wonder what their future holds. Stephanie Liles summed it up, lt is reassuring to know that this is my final year at West Stanly. SHOWING OFF! Senior Kip Burris shows oft his powderpull cheerleading outfit lor Jerry Huneycutt and Miss Barringer. 200 ' 'Seniors '

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DHATTER TIME aelore classes seniors Mandi owell and Wanda Hatley stop by heir lockers to pick up books ind socialize for a minute. AVERAGE A Y . . . no such thing! On weekday morn- ings seniors grudgingly get up to prepare for school. The alarm goes off ranging from 5 to 7 in the morning. Pete Lewis says that he gets up as late as possible in hopes that it has snowed. Then he watches Inspector Gadget while he gets dressed. As he thinks how he can get into trouble today he kicks his cat, pets his dog and roars off in his car Herbie. Because several work to support their senior expenses and savings there is a lot involved in coming to school from 8:30 to 3:00 and going to work afterwards. When asked about her day Michelle Brattain replied l go to school where l stay all day. Everyone of my classes is very much interesting. After school I go to work at Belk. Working takes up half of my time but l still have time to do my homework. After work l just go home and relax and prepare for the next day of school. Chris Weide stated Average day? No such thing but any given day brings something newto face something new to cope with. The average day starts at 5 and ends at about 3 in the morning. As Chris stated there is just no average day for any student here. INFORMATION ABOUND Belore homeroom bell seniors DeeDee Mauldin, Patricia Miller, and Amy Baucom line the halls to talk about parties, boyfriends, and school. 'Seniors ' 1.99

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Timothy Hinson Melanie Dawn Howard Amanda Karol Howell Kelly Hudson Brenda Huegel Jerry D. Huneycutt Jr. Mike Huneycutt Flexann Mullis Huneycutt Ryan Lane Huneycutt Sandy Ann Huneycutt Patricia Huntley Marshell Ingram Callie Jackson Gene Jackson Sophia Khan Tammi A. Kiker Dale Kimery Lisa Diana Kimmer Lisa Diana Kinley Mia Kluttz Tina Kluttz Laura Ann Lambert Tammie Lynette Lapish Richard lPetej Lewis ' 'Seniors ' '201