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

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PENDING MONEY All seniors want to remember their special Senior year. Spending money and paying expenses were a large part of the year. The main expenses were the prom, trips, parties, gas, etc. The year was also a time when high school would soon become a thing of the past. For most seniors, leaving high school was a big step. When asked to comment about ex- penses most seniors felt this way: ADVANCED CALCULATIONS Nancy Terry, and other seniors, purchased new calculators for their advanced science and math courses. Lisa A. Eudy: Pictures, annuals, caps and gowns, I think it is ridiculous. A group of seniors felt the same on how they pay for expenses. Terry Foreman sums it up by saying, Thank God for Mom and Dad! Leigh Anne Deese looked at the expenses in a different per- spective. She said, l think Senior expenses are a lot for a person to have to pay, but no student is forced to buy anything. The expenses of a seniorcould putadentin anybody's wallet. But, year after year they put up with these expenses and seem to be happy graduates. SPECIAL ORDERS Seniors Kim Burleson and Gina Drye see Paula Troutman about the 1985 Pegasus PAYING CLUB DUES Mr. Brooks takes up dues for F.B.L.A. from senior Diana Harrell. ' 'Seniors ' '203

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Lennie Liles Stephanie Marie Liles Gail Little Mark Douglas Little Roy Dean Little Tracy Long Bonnie L. Love Candace E. Love Lisa Blalock Love Tim Love Mandy S. Lowder Mark Lowder Deidre Ann Mauldin Carissa McLester Pamela Ann McSwain Kimberlee Ellen Mesimer Patricia Lynn Miller Mark Moore Gary Morgan Jeff M. Morgan Jerri Mechelle Morgan Lori S. Morgan Jean Morton Jeff Morton 202 ' 'Seniors

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As the end of school drew closer and closer, most students planned what they were going to do during the summer break. A majority of the students anticipated the beach, the mountains, and even foreign countries, however the seniors also had to choose how they would spend their time after high school. Whatever the choice, it would have a lasting influence on everything they did. When seniors answered a survey on What do you plan on doing after high school? they replied: Kimberly Talbert: I plan on moving to the WAITING FOR ADVICE Senior Julie Barbee waits tor Mr. Lane Russell so they can discuss which colleges and scholarships are available. AFTER sol-iool. LANS . . . what's next? beach and retiring for the summer, along with Karen and Tamara. Mark Little: I plan to attend UNCC and major in Computer Science. Carol Helms: I plan to attend Rofflers School of Hair Styling and if I can work it in, I want to take Fashion Merchandising at Stanly Tech. Tamara Munday: I plan to attend either UNC or UNCC and DECISIONS T0 MAKE Seniors Tracy Long and Billie Burleson browse through college manuals and career pamphlets in Mr. Harold BIaIock's ottice, trying to decide which career would be best tor them. major in journalism or psychology. Julie Carpenter: I plan to attend college and obtain my engin- eering degree in Astronautics and 204 'fSeniors ' '