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

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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

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,, Liwfwfigfr ' 'wtf 1,3 1969 Monogrammers were: QFIRST ROWJ: Joe Ellington, Nancy Irvin, Elaine Shaver, Mary Ellen Powell, Bobby Weaver, Steve Lawing, Butch Lee, Mike Davis, Randy Cline, Ronnie Campbell, Keith Overcash, Felston Caldwell, Doug Kirkman, Janice Almon, Debbie Kirkman, Karen Baucom, ISECOND ROWJ: Joyce Deese, Charles Correll, Jimmy Brewer, Rick Wilkerson, Mike Corriher, Donnie Sheets, Steve Crowley, Eddie Roscoe, Ronnie Weaks, Buddy Spong, Jimmy Dellinger, Ronnie York, Joe Miller, David Weant, Roy Stowe, Bill Henry, Kaye Helms, Clinton Talbert, Shelia Hunsucker, Sterlin Martin, Shelia Correll, Andy Hancock, Dale Benson, Jeff Galloway, Ruby Mace, Kathy Hudson, ITHIRD ROWJ: Sarah Earwood, Thomas Barnes, Bobby Kiser, Richard Caldwell, Hall Morrison, David James, Eddie Heglar, Eddie Koch, Gary Todd, Carl Barnhardt, Phil Smith, Philip Morrison, Harry Bryant. yZaOZ2OyIqdI22 To promote participation in all sports, to increase interest in athletics, and to honor all athletes of quality are the main objectives of the Northwest Cabarrus Monogram Club. Athletics is an integral part of school life, making for much excitement and gathering together of fellow students. Many hours of hard work and dedication combine to yield a performance of superiority, whether on the football or basket- ball field, on the floor of a gymnasium, or at the track meet. Specific qualifications must be met for membership in the Monogram Club. One must letter in his field of activity and then be voted into the club. All cheerleaders and managers are also eligible for membership. Operating the concession stand at home J.V. football games and at home football games provides the necessary funds for the clubs activities. Sports events at nearby colleges, such as Davidson and Carolina, were attended by Monogrammers during the year. A cook-out party was held to serve as initiation for the club's inductees who were known as the puppiesf, I U K il U1 Leading Monogram Activities are Kaye Helms, Reporter, Eddie Roscoe, Vice-President, X Mike Davis, President, Gary Todd, Treasurer, Shelia Hunsucker, Secretary. Monogram members Debbie Kirkman and Kaye Helms, eagerly help Joe Ellington with concessions during a basketball game. 184