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

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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

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Ever-exuberantu described the never-dying enthusiasm of the varsity cheerleaders. Chief Debbie Kirkman helped to lead the cheering squad to great heights of Trojan spirit at football and basketball games. The inhabitants of Trojanland could depend on the cheerleaders participation in any school function. Trojan morale was elevated by pep rallies preceding each game. Responsible for boosting school spirit, the cheerleaders relied on eye-catching posters and the radiance of their own vitality to penetrate the student body with the loyalty and effervescence they themselves knew so well. Northwestis ten-member squad of cheerleaders had as their moto: g'Practice makes Perfectf, Many hours of after-school time were spent striving for perfection. They brought to the pep rallies a variety of new cheers which were added to the ones already dear to the hearts of all Trojans. Despite all of the extra work and effort the Northwest cheerleaders contributed to the school, these ten industrious girls still found time to inspire our Trojan spirit further by sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance and Homecoming. Shelia Correll, Co-Chief Cathy Foster Susie Weddington Karen Baucom Janice Almon