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

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. - ' A f 'X ,fr GM 'f if-: .X X r N xg J' its xl Ng X X 50? Q,-f' NQXX fx f fg ff Y X - f , ' I 151 F - , -2 '2 T' . T . ' ' X Xia ' A .. X ff' i 'xx X . . ff ,543 X -Q K X hiss V , , 4 . .. ' -v gm- 'W , -f' ' 7 , - - . , f V nw. f' X ,max -5.141 .5 ' ff , X -- Q ......-135 l?..1-on As dusk falls, the dying sun is replaced by the intense and bright burning stars. In the northwest corner of Cabarrus County, the sports scene at N.C.H.S. comes alive. Whether it be in fall for football, in winter for basketball, or in spring for baseball and track, the Trojan athletes are working to the utmost of their abilities for the glory of our school. For any school to be complete, it must have an excellent athletic department as well as a fine academic program. Our school meets both these requirements. Our facilities are outstanding both in the athletic and academic fields. Northwest boasts a magnificent stadium capable of seating 4,500 fans, a modern gynmasium seating 1,000 persons and a spacious new track area. Trojan spirit is fantastic. For miles around the cheers are heard as the Northwest athletes perform in the gym or on the field. Sportsmanship is an integral part of the Trojan sports scene. Our athletes show their pride and ability in every contest, no matter what the outcome. A Night - the time when our Trojan athletes compete, struggle for victoryg when they outshine the stars. The future looks bright for the Northwest athletes, as we now see the present and past year unfold before us.

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Coach Lovett has a friendly smile as he attends to campus duties. Miss Smith and Mr. Angley survey the Q. I 'fi' V. ZW scene of their coming J.V. ballgames. ,. ,,, ' fm. w 5 g r 7. at Li, A 'f H aa J la ft ' f , 'ram ' . ' ' V. if ynamzls 01715 esf For any team to fight and give 100 per cent, it must have well trained, capable, and inspiring coaches. The coaching staff at Northwest is perhaps one of the finest in the area. Heading the list is athletic director Boyce Caudle. Coach Caudle serves as head boys, basketball coach and assistant football coach. Anyone who doubts his devotions should only visit the Northwest gymnasium any day from three until nine. Coach Caudle will probably be holding practice, working on plays, or looking for prospects, in what seems like a never-ending job. An outstanding addition to the staff this year is Mr. Jim Lovett, head football coach. As a friend, there is no one more devoted or willing to help and advise. As a coach, none is more capable or enthusiastic. Under the leadership of Coach Lovett, Northwest is looking forward to some fine Trojan football teams in the future. Devotion supremefthat is Mr. Bernie Edwards. Coach Edwards serves excellently as head of both the girls' basketball team and the baseball team. Nowhere is there a man who could make a team want to win more or play harder. With Mr. Edwards as coach, afighting, winning team is sure to be produced. Heading the track team at Northwest is Mr. Doug Turner. Perhaps the most successful boyis mentor at Northwest, Coach Turner led last year's Trojan thinclads to 2nd place in the conference meet. Strength and ability are personified in Coach Turner. His boys learn to fight and win from the very first day of practice to the presentation of awards at the Conference Track meet. He also serves as assistant football coach. Coach Turner scratches his head in awe as he looks over Trojan grid prospects. 3