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

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Keith Glenn listens intently to instructions before beginning his class assignment. 7782.15 Wspzkanfs Cjxpkre The ever-increasing complexities of our society and economic system make it necessary for a student to possess a thorough understanding of the fundamentals in the mathematic field. The math department at Northwest has taken great strides to provide an effective background for every math student. General math, consumer math, and business math are offered to students planning to enter business school or seeking office employment directly after high school. The math curriculum designed for the college-bound student at Northwest includes Algebra I and Il, geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. Mrs. Mary Little A.B.g Meredith College Mr, Bob Angley Algebra I, Consumer Math Mrs. Sarah Melton B.S.g Pfeiffer College Co-Sponsor: Math Club B.S.g Appalachian State University Geometry, General Math Algebra I, Consumer Math Boys J.V. Basketball Coach ' ' Co-Sponsor: Math Club S Sponsor. Jr. Boosters Club Miss Yelton assists Vickie Cline and Frances Horne in understanding Calculus. 1

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F' ff? I2 Cfjfzcbbes par fczfzbe J affzbzpaffbn Mrs. Grace Means B.S.g Barber-Scotia College Remedial Reading The English Department offers a variety of valuable and enjoyable electives for the English student. Besides English, which includes both grammar and literature, the department offers Annual, Journalism, Dramatics, and Remedial Reading to provide outlets for student improve- ment, expression, and participation. The Annual staff consists of forty seniors who diligently strive to create an impressive Dynamis. The Journalism classes prepare and publish THE NORTHWESTERLY at least once a month. By doing so the students learn the rudimentary skills of literary creation. Dramatics students learn to express themselves effectively through numerous plays and skits presented to the student body. An important and helpful elective is Remedial Reading, the aim of which is to improve the students' reading ability, comprehension, and speed. Pursued by ever-present deadlines, thc Northwesterly staff quickens its steps toward the printers office. Jimmy Measmer consults Shelia Hunsucker, editor-in-chief, while Mrs. Cobb, newspaper advisor, draws a lay ou t. 3 s X 3 ,is 3 5 si sv Mrs. John White A.B.g Catawba College English IV Mrs. Means distributes text books to her remedial reading class

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