Northwest Cabarrus High School - Dynamis Yearbook (Concord, NC)

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Gregory Walker Paulette Walker Regina Walker Becky Wallace Jackie Ward Mamie Ware William Winecoff Jan Wise Libby Wright James Wyke Kathy Young Shelia Yow Robert Ware Sylvia Wayne Patsy Weaks Sylvia Weaks Umphrey Weaks Grace West Judy White Harold Wilkinson Debbie Williams Mc anyzny socz aca emzc az20faffQ1i1C euezzfs Karen Williams Mickey Williams Brenda Williford Harold Willis Susie Willis Lucretia Wilson Debbie Winecoff Rodney Winecoff

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Y -sliikrgilwa. in ,gg fl' Jwuk 'Nfl pf if w A+' r- ! if fn ,L . L Ft L... Q? rf G . Emi 5212? . .5 ea 5 ., -' 5 Slowly, yet steadily, the sun mounts the sky's stairway until it reaches its highest point - noon. Mid-day is the time when the sun attains perfection. The blazing noon sun is the supreme power, inexhaustible, excelling. Sometimes human beings are blessed with talents and inexhaustible energy that separate them from the crowd, just as the dominant sun is separated from the rest of the heavens. Sometimes human beings are blessed with the possession of these unusual abilities, marking each of these individuals as a unique and different personality. Found in the student body of Northwest Cabarrus High School are many such persons. These students are remembered by their friends, classmates, and by the teachers who guided and assisted them through their developing years. They are noted for their relentless pursuit of knowledge, their undying search for anything that could benefit their school, their ready smiles, their incomparable Trojanic spirit, and their unselfish willingness to help all who ask. This section of the 1969 Dynamis is devoted solely tO these ingenious and outstanding personalities. i Each student at Northwest is 'gspecialn in his own right, but these personalities are those who have been selected by their classmates, their teachers, and their alma mater as primes inter paresf' first among equals. These are the students that shine as bright as the noon-day sun.