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

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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,

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