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

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W me ggw- ' W ,,.f Busy at their job as copy ccreditors, Sherry lford and Harriet Phillips strive to produce a perfect '70 Dynamis. 1? 19 H, V , -, A Q ' , l , , 5 X 55' it ,f XXX-X 55 ,xxx xg X :sta sw i X ik' iw we 1 , , D 1 'A ,Ji ,Q 42. 52ml Business Manager, Trudy Allen, checks annual receipts with advisor Mrs. Joy Hipp. J i , gflnev-g4:4, ' f970 f 1 A nsz, I W ' 1 1 I 1 H I .ll . ,gal ifzvx L i fs 'fir' N I, . gl y xii , V -, Y 1 ,,,....-- lfaculty-Administration editor, Barbara Wcddington discusses pages with staff Carroll Wyke, Cathy Hartman, Debbie Holloway, and David Mauldcn. Class section, headed by editor Sherry Rod- gers, includes J. Ellen Smith, Brenda Jones, Dawn Burr, Darrell Easley, Sandra Weather- by and Wanda Irvin, Included on the Business staff are Tona Hileman, Trudy Allen, Jackie Gohn, Linda Steele, and Sylvia Bost. -,f 'f

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f-8. S 7' f e 'I' J g J K W . Personalities staff Janet McCoy, Larry Parker, and Kathy Gohn look over pictures with editor Susan Cook. r-x l Organizations editor Delaine Lee is aided by staff members, Jenny Cook, Lucille Harris, Carol Carpenter, Randy Bratton, Kathy Wilson, Marvie Earwood, Rick Watts. Sports co-editors Jody Little and Strick Dalton work with staff, Doug Kirkman, Eddie Roscoe, Phil Smith and Bill Henry. 20:2 J 4, tel ,Nfi KJ wolf? M A vin ' X 0, '.... N A x 1 7 il-,iqi . -- Editor Dale Benson confers with advisor, Miss Carolyn Plummer. !7O Qbynamia :Staff Under the leadership of Miss Carolyn Plummer and Mrs. Joy Hipp, thirty Senior staff members were selected to compile the pages of the '70 Dynamis. Added to the staff this year were fourteen Juniors who served as understudies. Their job consisted of learning the techniques of producing an annual as they worked with the Senior staff members. Required of each staff member were dedication of his work and constant patience toward his fellow Workers. Many hours were spent in agony and in fear of not meeting an up-coming deadline, but following each uncertain moment, there was a feeling of pride in a job well done. With the close of the year the Dynamis Staff met with their ultimate goal f the completed '70 Dynamis. 5 , 11-. 4-:ii 5 . emi, . , 1 , . Q Q ' ' L. ff Q, ' 5 P TY i Q Q g X3 .. f-6 1 sa X N 1 X 13.6 'KAY li' 162 2 Xl -xl 1 X M-as Darkroom staff includes David Earnhardt Jeff Atwell John Woodard Lynn Hipp. E we or -- :-. f , ,yr R '. R . ,. . , ' I ,. 5 ' . .- 'f f i 5 ' , . ' ' - 1 .ii - f ' E- r ' il it rf- .,., .N - , . . . f F, ,N i his J., U J ,,.,, , , A .. .. ,X 1 Q ' ---- ' - ' , , uw Egg ,X . ,sz

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Qtr, flaw ff, Officers of the Creative Writing Club are: Sandra Rodgers, Iiditor, Donna Shipwashg Sec,-Trcas.. Ricky Van Peltg Pres., and Jo Ann Rodgersg Reporter. L gg-ga ..i- -..- 'fix-Q Club Members are: Jo Ann Rodgers, Gregg Wherry, Tony Bradshaw, Miss Sharpe -f Advisor, Rick Van Pelt, Harold Ballard, and Sandra Rodgers. . ' N, IV l Miss Sharpe f Club Advisor 'zaczfiuz Klflfzifing Every year. the Creative Writing Club publishes a book entitled The Epilogue. It is composed of poems, short stories, and satires written by the students of Northwest. To publish the Epilogue the club launched money-raising projects such as a show given to study halls by a local rock band, and a writing contest. The contest also helped to encourage students to express themselves in literary work. The club sponsor, Miss Linda Sharpe, helped to give its members a better understand- ing in literature. 13 as ... ,.. den.-W... can X- ---.......,,-- N.--Q , Ve l