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

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From track to track the girls were always UNNING AROUND The girls track team put in hard work and effort all season Iong.They prac- ticed and even pulled grass from the little cracks in the track so that it would look nicer and keep them from having to run on these spots. They knew they had to do whatever was neces- sary for a good track season. Running track is not always the easiest thing to do. lt requires exercise and plenty of training for track meets. The girls track team put in a lot of effort to try to do their best because they knew that their jobs would not be simple. They com- peted with girls from different schools in the Rocky River Conference. All together their track season turned out to be a good one. PUSHING WITH ALL HER MIGHT. Freshman Leslie Whitley strives to place in the mile run. 1984 GIRLS' TRACK WS Opp. 2nd 1663 Forest Hills 1703 Piedmont 1313 2nd 1543 Catholic 11053 South Stanly 183 3rd 1253 Albemarle 1983 North Stanly 1443 2nd 1513 Mt. Pleasant 1663 Parkwood 1493 2nd 1763 Mt. Pleasant 1813 South Stanly 173 3rd 1483 County Meet 66 '1984 Girls' Track ' ' BARELY CLEARING THE POLE. Freshman Towsnne Thomas leaps through the air to make the jump she has been striving for.

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ONY OF DEFEAT 1 team gathers around Amy 1 Eudy 1163 as Coach Speight ks out to check on her lry. WHO'S ON DECK? Coach Anabel Speight keeps her eye on one of the girls as she prepares to bat. Q- sts Nur 'M b Q-if tj s .juk- I F' Ig IT IT BIG the game with a spectacular catch from Kim Hathcock in the last inning, with a winning score of 9-8. The Colts had a great tournament and they also had more players selected as All Conference than anyone else. All RRC players were Misty Tucker, Tina Staton, and Roxanne Efird. Honorable Mention went to Amie Crayton and Freda Smith. Rounding out the year the girls went to the State Tournament with high hopes. With the first CONNECTING THE DOT Misty Tucker Q10 connects the bat and softball in an explosive third inning against Peidmont, which the Colts win with a score ot 13-6. opponent being Ledford, the girls fought hard and won with a score of 7-2. Next, against East David- son, the girls gave it their all, but it wasn't enough. This loss ended the year. The girls Softball Team had a great year as Coach Annabel Speight explained: I think the most suc- cessful thing about the team is that we were a team, and that we had outstanding depth on the bench. I feel that it will help us in the coming year. KEEPING INVOLVED Julie Barboe, an injured player, keeps statistics tor the softball team. Julie was unable to play because ol a knee injury. ' ' 1984 Softball ' '65

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W Q' 1 iw. W I ,W L,,. WN W, 'Q W Weil , ,x V N my.. W, . I' .. ,114 Al .S 'gi . QL. V 1984 GIRLS' TRACK Row 1: Chiffon Broadway, Connie Morton, Leslie Whitley, Louise Walter, Keilah Hathcock. Row 2: Penny Broadway, Roshella Kluttz, Tonda Whitley, Pa- tricia Huntley, Joan Paige, Penny Thomas, Tracy Pickler. Row 3: Michelle Hatley, Julie Carpenter, Terri Sells, Frances Kluttz, Dawn Queeenberry, Karla Austin, Tonya McLaurin, Julie Man- ehack. Row 4: Towanna 1- I 1 1 l ON THE GO. Freshman Keilah Hathcock warms up tor the track meet against Parkwood. Thomas, Emily Biles, Misty Tucker, Tina Staten, Kim Hathcock, Angie Lewder, Gina Stogner, Lainie Shim- pock, Angie Hardin. H1984 Girls' Track '67