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

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upport that counts Just after you have gotten use to sleeping late, what do you have to do? Drag yourself out of bed to prepare yourself for that school year routine lasting from August to June. But if you look at it getting up a little early is not really all that bad. You get to see your friends everyday and you have an op- portunity to show people what school days are all about. Whether it is a good test grade or showing your school spirit. They are many days on which the students are able to show their school spirit. Days such as hat day, punk-rock day, jersey day, and even western day for all the country fans at West. When students were asked what LEADING THE PACK When asked what their battlecry was sophomores replied to their fellow classmates that it was V.I.C.T.0.R.Y. their favorite spirit day was they gave many replies. Melissa Hinson said, Tacky day because I didn't have to ask my mom if my clothes matched. Mandi Howell and Stephanie Liles replied by saying, Military day, because it was the only day we dressed up. Crystal Crayton gave this answer, I liked Toga day the best becasue it's the only day all year long you can wear a sheet to school and get away with it. From the fun filled spirit days to just a plain old average day when you wear that old P.E. shirt or that kelly-green baseball hat with gold WS, you add that special touch of spirit to fill Colt Country. SUPPORTING THE BEST Teachers like Mrs. Thyra Drye, Mrs. Sherry Smith and Mrs. Diane Hudson knows a good thing when they see it. HER SPIRIT IS SHINING THROUGH Junior Angie Huneycutt shows off her spirit on punk-rock day. 24 ' 'Spirit '

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li- witch invasion The annual Powder Puff football game was sponsored by the Math Club and Varsity Cheerleaders. Mrs. Thyra Drye led the organ- izations in preparing for the game. During the first and third quarters the Freshmen played against the Sophomores while the Juniors battled it out against the undefeated Seniors. Each player put forth their utmost effort to win for their class. On the sidelines the crowd was being entertained by the cheerleaders. They attempted a PERILOUS PYRAMID? The cheerleaders at the Powder Puff game entertained the crowds on the sideline by building a human pyramid. TRAINED BY THE BEST With a look ot determination on her face, Misty Tucker tries her best to outrun the Juniors and score a touchdown for the Seniors. 26 'Powder Puff ' human pyramid and lively cheers. Also adding to the excitement was Bobby Hathcock who was the announcer. His jokes and silly remarks provided the much needed commentary for the game. The game ended with a score of 34-30. The coaching by Mark Coley, Tim Coble, Scotty Alexander, and Donnie Crisco had paid off for the Seniors. They along with the Freshmen were victorious when the scores were combined against the Juniors and Soph- omores. mit 3 .... -. ' .. ,-f. ::,.: , f . ..,. s- .. .,.. Q