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

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qfnferzd Cgfdf Trepares ourzls zlrzy rqdn WEGA Mrs. Sybil Barnhardt and her staff of eight cater to approxi- mately 9O0 hearty Trojan appetites daily. The cafeteria staff begins the preparation for well-balanced meals early each morn- ing. Staff members Work quickly and efficiently to keep the lunch line moving through each of the three lunch breaks. The nourishing meals and the pleasant atmosphere of the cafeteria staff make our lunch breaks most enjoyable. - r'ffWwr'ea 'vmf2mUw1. 'wlaavnu fmf'a A an V r. .sf : Mrs. Baucom, in her daily routine, prepares bread which is necessary for the Trojan appetite.

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LLL ' ..,...l. JYQJXJ Occupabbnaf GQJJQJ After completing one of these courses, a student is prepared to start working at the occupation for which he has been trained. Drafting, offered for the first time at Northwest, is taught by Mr. Jim Lovett. The one-year program includes such skills as mechanical drawing, and the designing of blueprint lay-outs and house plans. Next year, drafting will go into more detail as it will be expanded into a two-year course. Also under the supervision of Mr. Lovett is Driver7s Educa- tion, a unique program that shows future drivers some rights- and-wrongsn of the highway. The six Weeks training course is divided into two sections f bookwork and the actual on-the- road driving. Mr. Jim Lovett B.S. Western Carolina Drafting I, Ilg Driver's Education Head Varsity Football Coach Mr. Lovett checks drawings by his students while listenlng to music. .' 'VW ' f m, ,Q ,,,, Q Mgt ,,.,rt,, ,, ,'s, ,.,.., f'f' ,,.W..,wsnmN ,NNN Mrs. Phyllis Hartsell Cosmetology I, II

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Mrs. Benton walks softly and pushes a big broom. ? Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Benton use their spare time to get a much needed rest. Orffwesf Gusfo ofazzs C C 7 ' 77 Tidying the halls of Northwest is the never-ending job of Mr, Smith and yer 5012 Ziff the custodial staff. Long after the first class bell has rung, someone can be heard stirring in the halls. A quick glance would indicate one of the custodians dusting lockers, sweeping, or repairing a burned-out light. It is through the long hours of work, many of which are done after school hours, that Mr. and Mrs. Coy Smith and Mrs. Lillie Benton are able to maintain a clean, respectable school building. Mrs. Smith surveys the hall she has just swept to make sure it is spotless.