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

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U55 Qzmafi CLE I M-'-1-...., , W iw ,.', ,,,f,.,g,,ff Mrs. Petrea helps Sherry in the planning of the Mardi Gras. lst year members included: Mike Hix, Pam Lita- ker, Ricky Allman, Debbie Poteat, Darlene Earn- hardt, Johnny Lazenby, Debbie Winecoff, Jan Wise, Karen Moore, Carolyn Coble, Marilyn Lowe, Pam McClain, Debbie Roscoe, Cathy Measmer, Judy Taylor, Jackie Gohn, Donna Pat- terson, Cassandra Milem, Karen Beaver, Wanda Haynes, Brenda Helms, Debbie Starnes, Judy White, Becky Keene, Becky Bennick, Pam Grif- fin, Patti Blaekwelder, Alice Patterson. ,saga 1 ,5-sacrrsssawsg .k,,. . f ,J fi, , we is 1 is sf WQQ as S as French club officers include President, Sherry Ford, Vice-President, Davi Mauldeng Secretary-Treasurer, Debbie Winecoffg Reporter, Linda Moss. For the past three years, Le Cercle Francais of Northwest Cabarrus High School has ranked among the schoolls most active clubs. lts aims are to establish a better understanding of the French people, their customs, and ideas. Each student enrolled in the club is required to maintain at least an average of 80 or above in French. Throughout the year, the French Club sponsors various projects such as the Mumified Mama-Petrified Papa contest, and the Mardi Gras, which is one ofthe highlights ofthe year at Northwest. This year the club purchased French flags and a French Bible for the use ofthe French department. Through the leadership of Mrs. Brenda Furr and Mrs. Cynthia Petrea, the French Club members have become better acquainted with France.

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Gufuzs .sac 752,11 Under the combined efforts of Mrs. Rebekah Ewart and Mrs. Lucille Daniel, Future Teachers of America are intro- duced to the qualities, responsibilities and the aptitudes essen- tial to a successful teaching career. Their purpose is to ae- quaint students with the program of education. Included in the year's activities was the responsibility of helping plan National Education Week, This involved intro- ductions of professional people to various interested groups. Another event of the year was the annual tea honoring teachers. The tea was highlighted by the presentation of a birthday cake to Mr. Garmon. This year, the F.T.A. members have distinguished their club from all others past by the founding of a new scholarship program. This was begun to give some outstanding and deserv- ing member a better opportunity to further his education. ficers of lf.T.A. include Left to Right: Sherry Rodgers, Vice-President, lfran 'ry, President, Cindy Cline, Secretary, Trudy Allen, Historian, Stephanie rbee, Treasurerg Jane Johnston, Reporter. .ff Q? , is . X . ... ,S , 1 I- 5. eii A J tiieii iii X, A i. K r 1 L A XX i F I -X. Wggaa, , fy f f inf I Y s E , Z 5. . W Z' 1. ZZ' YU Mm af. M135 sn. i i , is, We-av' lf.T.A. Membership includes: Cathy Cline, Rickie King, Cindy Cline. Harriet Phillips. Con nie Suarez, Jane Munday. Cathy lfoster, Linda Richardson, Trudy Allen, Jean Caldwell, Lucille Harris, Gary Barnes, Daryl Suther, Renda Lee, Sharon Kerr, Sherry Rodgers, Jeff Rivens, Billy Dover, Gary Sellers, Ricky VanPelt, Janet Christenbury, Tona Hileman, Brenda Jones, Pain Safrit, Rita Hinson, Sandra Wwtherby, Alice Caldwell, Jane Johnston, John Woodard, Larry Parker, Butch Lee, Marvie liarwood, Carol Carpenter, Janet Cline, Kathy Wilson. Pam Smith, Delaine Lee, Stephanie Barbee, Kathy Cline, Fran Perry, Lynn Hipp, Dale Benson. Jottom Left: Advisor Mrs. Becky Iiwart, Sherry Rodgers, and Fran Perry await BOtt0m Right: F,T.A. members Jeff RiveI1S, Dale BSHSOU, and 1-YHI1 Hip? HPPCHF he arrival of teachers during the annual teacher's tea. to be baffled 0Vef the task Of wffee milking-

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Second and third year members were Sherry Ford, Kathy Gohn, Belva Crayton, Beverly Denny, Linda Moss, Dawn Gilmore, Beth Parker, Mildred Liles, Rick Watts, David Maulden, Kathy Earnhardt, Richard Killian, Ronnie Layton, Tim Tucker, Paul Hath- cock. Mrs. Furr enjoys Christmas caroling with the French Club bfi sf Q., 1. 4 1 ,WMM 'Wwe 'es...,,