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

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was NNW Xllxag is L, we Z FINALLY. Students rush down the lobby steps on their way to the parking lot as the 3:00 bell finally sounds signaling the end ot another day. SLIPPIN' AND SLIDIN'. The senior members ol the varsity basketball team tinds that a tug-ot-war against the varsity girls is more dillicult than they originally planned when the cheerleaders took their shoes. ' ' That Special Touch ' '317

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ffm I We ohm 52100 That Special Touch carried through to the end of the year, with nice gestures and special thoughts. This year gave many new friendships and new ideas for everyone. Memories of the early fall mornings ran through the minds of the student body as Spring Fever set in. Seniors began spending a few extra minutes with their daily routine as they realized their high school days were about to end. Everyone began closing those little gaps that had arisen over the year. Each student seemed to make that little extra effort to 4,1 if 'T-'H'-7 LOADING UP. Hundreds of students load up every afternoon on the many buses to take their trip home with lots ot other friends. smile and let things slide. The group that started out as just individuals had worked together to achieve their goals. Special events such as the Math Club induction program proved to be very rewarding to it's participates and it's audience. As clubs prepared for the departure of senior members by inducting new members, Seniors as well as advisors began feeling a little sad. As always, the dreams of summer came in and brought back all the memories of the great summers that had already passed. NEED A LIFT? Senior Mark Coley gives friend, Paula Troutman, a lift to end her day on a high note. 316 ' 'That Special Touch ' '

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fm! daeadaf 5-arm These thoughts cheered up most everyone with a promise of relief and fun in the sun, but for the seniors all this fun was over-shadowed by the thoughts that this was the end. The long days of the second semester were hard to handle, but with the support of CLASSIC CAMARO. Marilyn Whitley makes her way slowly out ot the student parking lot in her black and gold Camaro. The many forms ot transportation is a major source of pride tor many students. friends and teachers most survived. Special bonds were made and long-term choices decided upon with a lot of help and guidance. Thanks to many preparations that were made well in advance, the school year was a success and a source of pride for both students and faculty members. THE LONG WAIT Mr. Mark Cook talks to seniors, Jerry Huneycutt, Terry Foreman and John Hill as they near the end of their long wait in the lunch line. 3 Q41 Q. 3 8' 'That Special Touch