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

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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

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mmm -ni f , Co-Chiefs of the J.V. squad were Jackie Gohn and Helen Barrier. If QILYIZ? Cigar meer-.Q Encouraging the Junior Trojans to victory were seven willing and able girls who made up the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad. Each girl put both time and effort into learning new formations, and the words to cheers in order to lead eager and enthusiastic fans. Present at all J.V. games, the cheerleaders displayed a spirit of true dedication by their ever present concern for the teams. Led by co-chiefs Helen Barrier and Jackie Gohn, the cheerleaders spent many hours after school in an attempt to perfect their performances. It takes a special kind of girl to stand in front of a crowd and cheer with all her heart. Northwest is very proud indeed to have seven of these wonderful girls on our J.V. cheerleaderls squad. The J.V. cheering squad in- cludes: CFIRST ROWJ: Jackie Gohn, Helen Barrier, Shelia Wensil. CSECOND ROWJ: Mar- ilyn Kincaid, Judy Taylor, Karen Honeycutt, Janice Jones. J.V. cheerleaders build spirit at the opening basketball game against The Northwest Cheerleaders entertain Forest Hills during J .V. halftime. Concord. ,J