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

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fm aww ww That Special Touch could have been a little nudge in the hallway, a well deserved pat on the back for a job well done, or even the look from the teacher that reached all the way across the room when the right answer finally came. No matter how That Special Touch came it was evident that everyone benefited whether they were giving or receiving. Everyone had their own special way to show That Special Touch. Some gave up the comfort of their nice warm homes to stand in the cold and rain to support the football teams and others put in hour after hour THE MAKING OF A MUMMY. Alter a day at the Stanly County Special Olympics, Junior Civitan members returned to school lor the alternoon's Cool Day pep rally in preparation lor the Mount Pleasant game. Seniors Wanda Hatley, Julie Carpenter and Patricia Huntley work last to create a spectacular senior mummy out of volunteer Kip Burris. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. At the Special Olympics, a small boy decides that he likes Tim Love. The child would not talk or go to anyone else. He was Tim's special friend all day. doing homework to give That Special Touch to academics. That Special Touch carried throughout the year with all that the student body and clubs and organizations undertook. Everything from the Math Club-Varsity Cheerleader Powder Puff Football Game to the Junior Civitan volunteers attendance at theStanIyCountySpecialOlympicsshowed that everyone cared enough to give of themselves in order to help others. Not just the faculty and parents of the students began to notice the special interest and effort that radiated from the 2 'That Special Touch

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mmf QW 0000 student's activities, people from other schools began to notice too. Visiting football coaches were amazed to see the number of people in the stands quickly diminish and a human tunnel begin to form on the home side of the field. Although almost all schools form human tunnels for their teams, few could match the 50-yard tunnel that was formed before the game against Charlotte Catholic, but That Special ,qw ALL WORK AND NO PLAY. Seniors Joan Paige and Marilyn Whitley put a little extra effort into work during school time so that homework doesn't interfere with their much valued play time. 0500 Touch refused to stop on the 50-yard line as the Colts prepared to play the Mount Pleasant Tigers. This time That Special Touch doubled it's spirit with a tunnel that reached from goal post to goal post. SPREADING THAT SPECIAL TOUCH The Colt Club spreads That Special Touch to the feeder schools with a Seventh and Eighth Grade Sports Banquet at the conclusion of the 1984 football season. wi: 4 'Thaf Special Touch ' '