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

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MOST INTELLECTUAL - Shelia Correll Her ability to meet academic challenges gained for Shelia Correll the title of Most Intellectual of the class of 1969. In recognition of her leadership Shelia was elected President of the Student Council and was awarded the citizenship award.by the local Optimist Club. Among her other activities Shelia worked on the annual staff , was a cheerleader, and an active member of the Beta and Monogram Clubs. ,mr1'It' ' fl i Ztir ,M 7 ,'rl i ,gli ' Ji X Vx IK fit, , if cc. MW, MOST INTELLECTUAL - Keith Overcash The capacity to succeed in and out of school won Keith Overcash the title of Most Intellectual. Among his many activities were his member- ships in the Monogram and Beta clubs. By playing second base on the Northwest baseball team, Keith exemplified his school spirit. Keith also was a member of the DYNAMIS staff and was presented the citizenship award by the local Optimist Club, WCG 0Qm123 6611 N ,J l sl Syfqrounof BEST ALL AROUND - Janice Almon Janice Almon was selected Best All Around from the class of 1969 due to her active par- ticipation in all school functions. Her many activities included membership in the Jr. Boosters' club, Monogram, tF.T.A., and F.H.A. clubs. Also, Janice was a member of the mixed chorus, a cheerleader, and worked on the 1969 DYNAMIS staff. Although she was totally involved in a myriad of school projects, Janice was never too occupied to smile or say, Hello , 3 fe i A53

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v iVMOS'I:TALENTED .- 1-at cndweu Winning the ltitiessiof i'fMiss'Menvy Christmasn was inevitable for Pat Caldwell Because sofhef captivating voice, not to mention her winsome smile and Cheerful disposition, she was voted Most Talented by the Seniorf Class, She his demonstrated her creative ability by her con- tributions to the' school newspaper and to the annual staff. Pat main- tained an excellent scholastic average, and was no stranger to' numerous school activities. n it Mesa' TALEiNTEDi-i.Pi1i1iii'Seafoid sii i oe s Q t s g Voted by his fellow seniors Jas Most Phi1ififSeaVfotdeWas a natural on the stage. The constant comic, Philip, managed to brighten everyone's day by his crazy antics. Philip was a Second year Thespian and a member of the Trojan track team. Also included inthisimany activities was his membership in Jr. Boosters and Monogram-clubs. L L f Wrblvfzy Q35 9690?