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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Hurdling over obstacles they WGFG. . . EADING TO THE TOP In order to be the best all around, the track team had to put in many hours ofhard work. They had to start from scratch to prepare themselves for a season of ups and downs. The practicing for the season really did not pay off like expected with a final record of 2 and 7. The track team realized that for everyday that they stayed they had a better chance of winning the next meet. To plan a winning season was part of the coach's job. Mr. Martin was responsible for setting up practices and making sure everyone showed up. Several members of the track team accomplished personal goals of their own. Some of them were: Mark Coleyz When l 'smoked' everyone and got All-Conference. Danny Efird: When I won three times in the hurdles. Cavlin Gainey: That last leg of the 800 relay. Steve Furr: I finally high jumped 6 feet! WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL T0 G0 Patiently awaiting his signal to go Danny EIird looks back for a vote of confidence from his team members. 1984 BOYS' TRACK WS Opp. 3rd 1423 Forest Hills 1783 Piedmont 1593 2nd 1753 South Stanly 1833 Catholic 1193 3rd 1313 Albemarle 1703 North Stanly 1683 1st 1713 Mt. Pleasant 1633 Parkwood 1433 2nd 1653 Mt. Pleasant 1673 South Stanly 1453 3rd 1423 County Meet nv 68 '1.984 Boys' Track Q Fe- Q.. . as f K rx s. 8, -s Sufi-A f in 1 - rf r sf -eff isa' tstih' - . SN ' I I A A C .fr 1-.. 7 I i A Imam, . . Qt R x 'sf' 'Y ' . t tif .1 . xmia -wa. his x O, ,, , at we . Z X 1 . ,. V . A , . , . J 1. ks g .st . xr .4 We . 1-.S are A . iz if 4' t X 'X - Z 'Si - T142 Q -:L , ti... I 4 I ai ...X N.-sw: . ,k. t 1 3 s', save I I .4-.k,i.vtII X- Ik 'ev Zta.: I Q , ,. .3--Q55 . K , 'P z . 5'4- ,, . Msn 'W . Wfnliir ' is 'I ss. f Q- sv.. 'fs- get 6.81 in