North Rowan High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Spencer, NC)

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.. ff ,, N if- 1 The Junior Varsity offensive line opens a gaping hole during their loss to non-conference opponent West Rowan. Photo by C. Weaver. Bruised and battered, Larry Dixon watches helplessly as the Cavs suffer a tough 17-1 2 loss to Thomasville. Photo by J. Plummer. Keeping things in perspective. Coach Secreast keeps his sense of humor despite an intense moment against West Rowan in the opening game of the season. Photo by C. Watkins. .tg fi 3 ,lf Y- - 5 ,M I p---1 ,nfri ' N ' . . 1' Q y ig ... Cutting back, Nelvin Wilkes eludes Randleman tacklers on a kick-off return. North triumphed 34-14. Photo by J. Jones. Punishing the receiver, Joe Wilder and Broderick Daniels tackle a Salisbury player alter a completed pass. Photo by C. Watkins. J.V. Football f 163

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