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

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Leading Masonry activities are CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Ronald Honeycutt, Secretary-Treasurer, John Joseph, President, Frederick Carter, Vice-Pres- identg CNOT PICTURED: Steve Lawing, Reporterj. WGGSOHF Each day changes and improvements are constantly being made in the lives and environment of each Northwest student. Any new improvements to the school campus construction-wise are usually the result of the hard work of the Masonry Club. With the strict supervision of Mr. Dwight Harwell, a new addition to the Northwest faculty, the boys carefully studied the art of masonry. Before taking on a main project, they received many hours of classroom practice. ln these classrooms they learned to use the many different tools needed by a mason, and were instructed in the techniques of the trade of masonry. A major project for the club this year was the building of a house for Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the school custodians. Donald Carter and Tim Wayne clean the masonry building area at the end of class. l 3 Y? Working to perfect their mason skills are Larry Oxendine, Rodney Hill, and Donald Hartsell. Masonry Club includes CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Dwight Harwell, Joe Miller, Donnie Sheets, Eddie Hagler, Donnie Ross, Tim Wayne, Felston Caldwell, Donald Carter, Kenneth Fortson, Frederick Carter, Harry Ford, John Mercer, CSECOND ROWD: Calvin Douglas, Bobby Cannon, Rodney Hill, Thomas Franklin, Sherman Miller, Mitchell Hill, Donald Hartsell, Ronnie Weaks, Michael Weaks, Larry Oxendine, Ronald Honeycutt, William Davis, Steve Carter, Danny Ridenhour, Gary Emerson, John Joseph, Irvin Gabriel. fg- sn:w-mm1mu fgiE5.mma--awwlM ..,,,,. ...ae . r , .r W . .V Wm ...trams r, - at -M ........... Mu.,-

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I so iw Officers of Electronics CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Terry Turcotte, Vice-Presidentg Jimmy Smith, Presidentg Andy Hancock, Reporterg Tommy Smith, Second Vice-President. CNOT PICTUREDJ: Tony Overcash, Secretary-Treasurer. .fl 5 5 S Tony Overcash, Steve Crowley and Paul Latham repair the c0unty's audio-visual equipment. Sk Cfronzcs The Northwest Cabarrus Electronics Club was organized with the purpose of promoting a better understanding in the field of electronics. Under the guidance of Mr. Jesse Sides, members became more familiar with many electronic devices of complex structure. During the course of the year several field trips were made by the club to observe nearby industries. The group visited the Westinghouse Plant in Charlotte and the Federal Pacific Electronics Company in Albemarle, thus gaining a first-hand look at electronics in use. The maintenance and up-keep of the countyis audio-visual equipment was the elec- tronic club's main project for the year. -cl' iw' 5

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Northwest Cabarrus bus drivers include CFIRST ROWJ: Tommy Harrell, Cliff Mowrer, Roy Stowe, Sue Ellington, Rushie Austin, Rita Hinson, Cathy Cline, Judy Holloman, Phyllis Parham, David Earnhardtg CSECOND ROWJ: David Miller, Bobby Doster, Lee Goodman, Howard Honeycutt, David Moore, Philip Allen, Tony Arrowood, Chris Nabors, Tony Bass, Bill Goodnight, Larry Honeycuttg KTHIRD ROWJ: Roy Walters, Darrell Easley, Eddie Harrington, Ricky Woody, Charles Collins, Tony Jordan, Gary Hunsucker. ' .Q v x , nfs l ...L . X . ' 4 mlu. N g 0 it D wi v 115 914109145 'dp-ax, X Each day a fleet of fourteen buses transports some 3500 students to feeder schools and then carries approximately 650 students to Northwest Cabarrus. A competent twenty-eight man team shoulders the weighty responsibility. Not only must they provide transportation, but must also insure the cleanliness of their individual buses. The benefits of being a bus driver include monetary profits and free passes to Northwest athletic activities, plus many varied experiences and lasting friendships. Mr. Garmon looks on and prepares to uroll 'em out as another school day comes to an end. 1 15, if K fir VZ 1 V , fl 'M W + P lstel Q 2 up ., ,r.L, -ir r,jnQp43,,3ra, ,,,. , 5 El, -432425 1 fi ,V ,V V ' 5 , .vga 9 ,gn rxf,,.,a,,1 ,, , , , 1 ' A ' , ' , , 'lf ,V H 1' . , :r,4H'-'.fp 5i:Y W wmalg ffl af Q '21ViVf ra' 'f W n 1 ' ' , w?wV 5e Vcni ,P H Wfwf,,,a.,azw1:,r. Vff'V V k ,, ,,,, an I ,, I A L V H V V vw j Vi VV 7 , V . . i ' , ' 3 Sue Adams and Debbie Starnes arrive and are ready to 5 g, ' 1 if 1 V f ,,,, V ' 'V M . ,Q ' begin a new day of study. , Vfl wi a nd 4 ,, rw 'Wet W, V,