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

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N 4 X Trojanette regulars: Janet Cline 1341, Vera Little 1221, Carolyn Coble 1201, Debbie Poteat 1321, Audrey Hill 1401, Beverly Doby 1541, Trena Staton 1121, and Marvie Earwood 1101. Janet Cline 1341, Becky Wallace 1141, and Cassandra Milem 1521 tight for a rebound as Marvie Earwood 1101 looks on. Marvie Earwood 1101, Vera Little 1221, and Beverly Doby 1541 await the rebound from a Debbie Poteat foul shot, along with several Central Cabarrus players. There Debbie Poteat 1321 goes high for a jump-ball as Audrey was no rebound! Hill 1401 and Beverly Doby waitin anticipation. 'Digi 1' . at . A .Hi . ., . . . . a n K ef 1,4 5535 .W . . J? 3 1 .eee Q. ' , be fe . f A LM WWQMnv,,,M1- ...,.. 2 . at -'FK 4 1 .Mx h w .Q 'fi . - 2? 2 S ii .,,,,.,.. .,.. we e...- ,.., A Q 'gg L 1 V..-. it , i

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unzbf Baofes gf roy jjosf 9-3 6905012 Wecor il A'V'1 .5,,,4,:1,,1V,,,,,,, z se if, -X f , , , JR. TROJANETTES: KNEELING A Kathy Wilson, Marvie Earwood, Janet Cline Ctri-captainsj. STANDING - Susan Untz fmgr.J, Trena Staton Carolyn Coble, Becky Wallace, Vera Little, Debbie Poteat, Cassandra Milem, Audrey Hill, Beverly Doby, Judy Calloway, Debbie Hartsell, and Coach Edith Smith Under the coaching efforts of Miss Edith Smith the Junior Varsity Trojanette team completed the season with nine wins and three losses. Leading the line-up for the Junior Ladies of Troy were Vera Little, rover, Audry Hill, stationary forward, Debbie Poteat, stationary forward, Carolyn Coble, guard, Janet Cline, guard, Marvie Earwood, stationary forward, and Beverly Doby, rover. These girls were closely followed by the rest of the J .V. Trojanette squad. The performances of our Junior Varsity girls this past season assures us of excellent varsity teams in the future. 228 Northwest 20 25 42 31 15 35 35 25 33 28 32 30 Record Sun Valley . . Mt. Pleasant . South Stanly . Erwin Jr. High Mt.Pleasant . Central ..... Mt. Pleasant . Central ..... Central ..... Erwin Jr. High South Stanly . Sun Valley . .

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C X-H '69 TROJ AN CAGERS: flstl Barry Troutman, Ronald Overcash, Buddy Spong, Strickland Dalton, Thomas Franklin, Daryl Suther. C2ndJ Larry Parker, Eddie Roscoe, Ronnie Weaks, Carl Barnhardt, Leonard Miller, Phil Smith, and Jeff Rivens. rU1k2f0r1Q.S oaszkfe f or jfzsffhy ayers Five seniors, six juniors, and a sophomore made up the 1969 Trojan boy's basketball team. A hustling group, they fought not only opponents, but also sickness and constant injury. A 5-13 record is hardly evidence of the hard work that went into this past basketball season. Of the thirteen losses only four were not closely contested. The Trojan front line consisted of senior forwards Ronald Overcash and Leonard Miller, along with center Ronnie Weaks. These three boys handled most of the rebounding work and were also consistant scorers. Co-captain Leonard Miller was one of the R.R.C.'s leading rebounders, although standing only 6'l',. His tremendous jumping and shooting ability made him outstanding. Ronald Overcash was known by his teammates as Mr. Hustle? You could always count on him to give 11072 in every game. He also led the team in assists. Ronnie Weaks was the team's big man at 6'3 . He led the team in scoring and was named to the 1969 R.R.C. All-Confer- ence team. In the backcourt, there was the combination of senior Buddy Spong and sophomore Barry Troutman. Spong and Troutman were the team's outside shooting threat. Buddy was the team's third leading scorer, and served as co-captain. Early season sickness hurt his play considerably. Barry was the Trojans' quarterback , and had the job of running the ball club. Since Troutman is only a sophomore, Coach Caudle has high hopes for him for the next two years. Top reserves included juniors Phil Smith and Eddie Roscoe, and senior Carl Barnhardt. They could be counted on to come into a game at any time, and do a fine job. It was a year of success and also disappointment. The fighting Trojans are to be praised for their hustle and deter- mination.