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

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Lynn Goodman is thoroughly involved in his work, as art class offers escape from the ordinary. 7714619196 aQ12f Qffzfzeof 12 FQGAUQ 6I2OQdUOI tS' Delaine Dickson and Tommy Curlee prepare their materials for another art project. Art students taught by Miss Lydia Pattillo learn to develop lasting appreciation for art and its many facets. The art program at Northwest is aimed at helping students find a way to express their feelings and emotions, and to provide an outlet for experimentation not offered in other subjects. Designed to create an interest in the basic principles of construction and design and to stimulate a student's imagination, this department instills an appreciation for art in each student. It provides a chance for students interested in art to delve into its many facets. Art students often are found outside the classroom sketching campus scenes. Also, members of the class learn to work with Wood, plaster, paper, glass, and other materials. Exceptional work by the students is exhibited weekly in the library and at the annual spring Art Show. Through this basic study of art, class members learn to recognize the artistic value of all they see around them. Miss Pattillo expresses satisfaction as she surveys student creativity. Miss Lydia Pattillo B.S.g Appalachian State University . Art I, II, Ill Sponsor: Art Club Tony Jordan demonstrates his artistic ability in assembling his mobiles. ff yum ml - I K ik?

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51' rar gs Me Cenfer 0 QSXUUQ af orffwesf Through the supervision of Miss Eugenia Drawdy and her assistants the Northwest Cabarrus Library is run efficiently. The library, which consists of 7,000 volumes and many recently published magazines, provides adequate reference and research materials. The library employs the Dewy Decimal System of classification and the most recent techniques in library science. Its quietness and orderliness make the library a most pleasant place for studying and concentration. Susan Christy and Elayne Shaver search the shelves for their selections, while David Seaford singles out a book. Chris Nabors finds the quietness of the library an asset to his studies. Miss Drawdy offers assistance to Miss Sharpe in selecting a book Miss Eugenia Drawdy M.A.g Appalachian State University Library Sponsor: Library Club