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

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0161209 The main purpose of the Science Club was to promote an interest in the rapidly occurring advancements in the scientific fields and to develop the scientific abilities of club members. Each club meeting was well organized and presented a variety of programs, which included noted speakers and scientific demonstrations. The major project of the Science Club was the local Science Fair. Winners from our school division repre- sented Northwest at the District Science Fair in Charlotte. President, Eddie Koch, informs club members of the forthcoming Science Fair. fs rar r SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS ARE CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: William Helms, Vice-President, Barbara Freeze, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Troutman, Chaplain, Eddie Koch, President, Barbara Griffith, Reporter. 7 f 'W ,. David Austin, Eddie Koch and Kenneth Ackerly demonstrate a problem in physics. Q 3 s MEMBERS OF THE SCIENCE CLUB INCLUDE CLEFT TO RIGHTD: Advisor, Mr. Robert Dotson, Kenneth Ackerly, Barbara Griffith, Pat Troutman, David Austin, Ricky Allman, Doug Mills, Paul Hathcock, Gary Todd, Pam Safrit, Eddie Koch, William Helms, Karen Baucom, Ruby Mace, Emer- son Morrison.

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Nu f 'Q ' if if f f French Club members show fluency in the French language by singing Christmas carols for the Mrs. Cynthia Carroll, advisor, prepares the language lab for her next class. enjoyment of the students. Q A9 Q f 0 '63 V French club officers are Kathy Christian, Vice-Presidentg Trudy Allen, Secretary-Treasurerg Ford, Historiang Jeff McCombs, Presidentg Rita Hinson, Historiang J. Ellen Smith, Reporter. Lv' ra . f ..,, iff ..... .B .i. 5- ni fi 5 1' A . ..... K. KJ 1 in A i A L 5 is A K l S., .... . .. Sherry Mrs. Furr leads French ll students as they review an assignment. sf ,. iz: s S , .. - , -me A . ,, .,,,,... ..........,...... , .. a i' -L 'g gi ...,. . . ':'rf'f::: '3 s iwia. .. , ..,. Rv' -1 ,AW A, -wer - . sl B.-.a.......,..... ali.. . ,. 3' 5

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MATH CLUB INCLUDES CFIRST ROWJ: Charles Barnhardt, Daryl Suther, Gippy Rumple, Jeffrey Atwell, Toni Fisher, Jane Munday, Harriet Phillips, Sherry Rogers, David Maulden, Ronnie Layton, Kenny Measmer, CSECOND ROWJ: Cliff Mowrer, Jimmy Dellinger, Dale Benson, Albert Williams, Charles Correll, Sue Ellington, Sandra Weatherby, Renda Lee, Jackie Gohn, Janet McCoy, Linda Richardson, Dawn Gilmore, Sally Johnson, CTHIRD ROWJ: Howard Honeycutt, Philip Allen, Jack Barbee, Larry Parker, Marvie Earwood, Karen Amick, Strickland Dalton, Linda Moss, Beth Parker, Kay Baucom, Susan Horne, Debbie Holloway, Rita Hinson, Karen Morgan, Delaine Lee, Steve Smith, Vickie Cline, Kathy Cline, Debbie Woodard, Timothy Tucker, Ricky Watts, CFOURTH ROWJ: Randy Bratton, Philip Morrison, Donnie Rivers, Hal Hatley, Roy Walters, Bobby Doster, Hall Morrison, Dana Sherrill, Alan Goodman. mfg Under the leadership of Mr. Bob Angley, the Northwest Cabarrus Math Club investigated vocations which involve mathematical skills. The main goal of the club was to develop a greater understanding and appreciation of math. During the monthly meetings various projects were discussed and organized. A county-wide talent show, which featured students from all the local high schools, highlighted the November activities. Among theirgother activities, Math Club members participated in bake sales and car washes. V Funds raised from these projects were used to award a iri, llvgp Z scholarship, which was based on leadership, need and A V' scholastic average, to an outstanding senior. gg: -1. , J . ,. -rn 'QQ , 2, V7lK?iW',':3 . V'vvmw2Z,,-w , 'lm-V ' Math Club officers include Ha1Hat1ey, President, Dale Benson, Vice-President, Rita Hinggn, Secretary, Debbie Wogdafd, Treasurer, PI'6SidCI1t Hal Hailey takes C316 of 18.St minute details as the club plans a talent show. The Freedom Singersv exhibit their talent as they participate in the talent show sponsored by the Math Club. 5