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

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Marsha less, the 1968 Miss Gridiron, prepares to crown Debbie Presson, the new Miss Gridiron. Qfcljfrs. j1QfoG -jfs cieconof,771212uafj1Q122eco11Q1kQy HOMECOMING Alumni, tears, laughter, the beauty of a fall night-all this combined with the fighting spirit of the Northwest Trojans united to form the most exciting night of the year-Homecoming 1968. In keeping with tradition, Northwest Cabarrus High School held its second annual homecoming on November 21, 1968. Excitement ran high as the fighting Trojans battled furiously against Sun Val- ley, and thirty nervous sponsors watched from the stands. Finally the anticipation and waiting were over, when during half-time, a perky and petite senior, Debbie Presson, was crowned uMiss Gridi- ron . For half-time entertainment various characters of the Peanuts' gang were portrayed in the skit, '4The Great Pumpkin . Culminating the evening's events was a dance held in the lobby. Alumni, Trojans, and guests put to good usage the ugroovyw sound of 'The Swinging Sensations . The theme of homecoming, 4'Fall Fantasy was well chosen and carried out in the decorations for the dance. Finally, like a beautiful dream it all ended, but the memories will long be treasured. 143 Jenny Cook enchants her audience with beauty durin sponsor presentation. FHS , .43t fi'?TiMevs'1S Eislisr ilfasifffikk, flfif

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The camera captures the queenly smiles of J. Ellen Smith, Junior Class Attendant, Debbie Presson, Miss Gridiron, and Kathy Wilson, Sophomore Attendant. M135 grrzbfkon On November 21 , the 1968-69 Grid Squad selected Miss Deborah Anne Presson '4Miss Gridiron to the approval of some 3000 spectators. Sponsoring senior Ronald Overcash, Debbie received the coveted title over a field of thirty other contenders. The crown, and a dozen long-stemmed red roses, was presented to Debbie by Marsha Pless, last year's uMiss Gridiron . A brown haired, 5 ft. 2 in. vivacious senior, Debbie is active in many aspects of Northwest life, including Band, Junior Boosters' Club, Future Teachers of America, and Annual Staff. Debbie Presson waves to her admirers in the Concord Parade