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

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New inductees in the National Thespian Society were CFIRST ROWJ: Judy Scott, Cathy VanPelt, Karen Baucom, Pam Safrit, Brenda Jones, Jody Little, Dawn Burr, Janice Almong CSECOND ROWJ: Judy Ritch, Janet McCoy, Debbie Woodard, Claudette Burris, Kaye Helms, Shelia Hunsucker, Toni Fisher, Sue Small, Debbie Faust, Kathy Johnson, QTHIRD ROWJ: Jack Barbee, Tona Hileman, Dovie Dill, Pat Caldwell, Nancy Furr, Star Lynn, Jo Brown, CFOURTH ROWJ: Gary Todd, David Weant, Alphonso Swygert, David James, Phil Smith, Leonard Miller, Bobby Kiser, Ronald Honeycutt. .439 . JL 0 af '? Rs Q: L I A afzbn a S75 631016123 OCIQQ Leaders of Thespian activities are CFIRST ROWJ: Margaret Maulden, Vice-President, Marlene Rowe, President, CSECOND ROWJ: Debbie Kirkman, Reporter: Mary Ellen Powell, Secretaryg Sylvia Coats, Treasurer. - - f Second year Thespians include QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mike Davis, Mary Ellen Powell, Philip Seaford, Barbara Griffith, Margaret Maulden, Debbie Kirkman, Pat Troutman, Marlene Rowe, Sylvia Coats.

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Members of the Editorial Staff: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Jean Caldwell, Katherine Walker, Joyce Forte, Deborah Brown, Pat Troutman, Kay Helms, Lucille Harris, and Linda Williford. Northwesterly News Staff: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Debbie Woodard, Cindy Cline, Danny McClain, Sandra Rogers, Darrell Wilhoit, Kathy Hudson, Ruby Mace, and Gail Keener. Club News Staff: Philip Seaford, and Sue Small. 177 , ,,,, ,, , Ymw.,-,a.y......w......,. .. .1, f,nm.1-m1A.e-mlm, -for fn,---Q Publicity Staff: Debbie Faust, and Janice Almon. NUI?-JCHWEITERLYH' 2f +'1E 'Efff f 3' :Eb .sr .Eff - Co-Business Managers of the Northwesterly: Vickie Keene and Frances Horne.

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E . jk-fad ai I Second year students Ruby Mace, Margaret Maulden, Mary Ellen Powell, Sylvia Mrs. Spears adds the finishing touches to Mary Ellen Powell's makeup. Coats, .and Debbie Kirkman displayed their acting abilities in the play Cynthia . Pantomiminga gardner, Debbie Woodard tries to get rid of her pesty visitor, Janet McCoy. .Q ss ,,.. V .sw efszisis at si? A K is QQ? 5-X 5. gasps? Sf 55,555 Shi r Q? Z s r s 3 ss 2 K i t 3 2 5 It ii , wwe K as If f e: 4 ,. SM? ,A is S 1 ew-isis: ' sw JAJK,-d, il fl' 3 Bl! David Weant and Leonard Miller team up to make a comical Vickie Keene gives last minute in- structions to Mike Davis as Kaye Helms listens. The acting ability of the students in the two drama classes was displayed early in the year by the presentation of P pantornimes to the student body. This was followed by the .,:.. a second year students' enactment of Cynthia,,, a one-act mystery-comedy. Student actors worked hard to perfect their performances of scenes from famous plays. Highlighting the year,s accomplishments was the presen- tation of a three-act play. Endless hours of rehearsing culminated in the successful performance of this dramatic endeavor. As the school year approached an end, those first year students who had obtained the required number of points were rewarded by induction into the National' Thespian Society. - 5 rv- Q 1, ii we t X ,Q as , uk KR Sylvia Coats tries to calm Mary Ellen Powell as Margaret Maulden watches with suspicion in the play CynthiaN. ' using if -i