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

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On January 7, 1969, a traffic accident claimed the life of Daniel Eugene Ridenhour, a member of the junior class at Northwest Cabarrus High School. Danny will be remembered for his cheerful greetings, his avid interest in our school's athletic program, and his participation in his class activities. All associated with Danny greatly felt the effects of his death. To his memory the 1969 Dynamis staff presents this salute on behalf of the student body. Plsvlfekikakbkrkblf In silence the fire was gone, Suddenly, the warmth disappeared. Yet in his presence there was laughter, Friendly words, A glow, a purpose. Thus through the cold - -- That fire, his life, shall be remembered. 49

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