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

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iimiiil 4 , - ' A- --5'-H-'Q' . - -3-3,--1:-Lrg, -ee Members: Keith Milem, Steve Rowland. Keith Cook. Gene Sloop, Riehard Honeycutt, lidward Honeycutt, Robert Dixon, Keith Cauthen. Mark Gaskey. David Tucker. Ray Mullis, Randy Hileman. Randy Herring, Ronnie Newsome, Jimmy Staneil. Gary Kiser, Brady Cook. Butch Smith, Danny Oxendine, John lfaggart, Rick Sutton. Joe Ellington, Walter Cromer, Randy liratton. Tim Sellers. .lunior liudy. Steve Deal. Tony Riggs. .loc Compton, liddie Roscoe, Bill Henry, Bobby Weaver, Gary Nash. lddie lprtzberger, lred Goodman. Joe Collins, Larry Cline. Butch Butler, Ty lfrye, Bobby Barbee. Gsiufomofiva Under the direction of Mr. Paige Bost. the Automotive Club participated in many activities this year. The club attended time trials for area races and served as ushers at the National 500 in October. They also entered a float in the Concord and Kannapolis Christmas parades. To gain experience, the Auto- motive Club offered to repair S'sick automobiles for the students and faculty. They also sponsored a uwinterize your car project to earn money to finance the club. Danny Oxendine adiusts the earbuerator fora smooth running engine. .....,,,Ns47Q,,-M Officers: President, Keith Cook tnot shownjg Vice-President, Rick Sutton, Secretary, Keith Milcm: Treasurer, Gene Sloop. Putting rnufflers on can be a very hard job. especially when there is an oil leak right over your head. .iii 1 1 D' W F

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pa. 2 . Y 5 E Ii it Tony Overcash and Terry Turcotte test the efficiency of the tape recorder. I 'rp W Llectromcs officers were Paul Lathom, Reporterg Terry Turcotte, Vice-Presidentg Eugene mth Kellis Parllamentarlan Tony Overcash, Presidentg Tommy Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer, . ,Q ff I' TX-J 3 3 ,, 1,' I Uv g , ,' 5 ', t , ll f exercise their skills in electronics as 'RQ l Elfzcffzonici ug The purpose of the Northwest Cabarrus Electronics Club is to promote interest in electronics and to teach the basic knowledge necessary to an apprentice in the electronics field. The main project of the club is to prepare the audio-visual equipment for the Cabarrus County schools. Club members also repair television sets, radios and install tape players for the students. Any student, Sophomore through Senior, girl or boy, is eligible to take electronics. Leading the electronics club this year are President, Tony Overcash, Vice-President, Terry Turcotte, Sec.-Treasurer, Tom- my Taylor and Reporter, Paul Layton. Electronics members were tlseft to Righty Donald Leonar Mike Spears, Tony Overcash, Terry Turcotte, Greg Wherry, a Wayne Hughes. Second Row: John Smotherson, Eugene Kelli Tommy Taylor, Bobby Suther, Tommy Lane, and Charl Palmer. Third Row: Harry Litaker, Wayne Flowers, Fra Talbert, Blake Seymour and Advisor Mr. Sides.

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Sadr t , Tfifaggfg . in f ' W r Tim Wayne clears land for the fieldhouse during class. K X ak KN Officers are: President, Tim Wayne, Vice-President, Richard Laughterg Secretary and Treasurer, Randy Furrg Reporter, Ronnie Murph. T we Members: Vernon Bost, Michael Cannon, Eddie Deese, Randy lfurr, .lolm Guthrie, Larry Heggins, Richard Laughter, Michael Moore, Ronnie Murph. Michael Steele, Calvin Douglas, Gary Emerson, Thomas lfranklin, Kenneth lfortson, Donald Hartsell, Chuck Overcash, Tim Wayne. Q-1' nmaiwif llimllflrajiy' Randy lfurr and John Guthrie mix cement for the fieldhouse. gmt, cw The purpose of the Masonry Club is to promote a better understanding in the art of bricklaying and the use of Masonry tools. The club consists of seventeen members and their sponsor, Mr. Dwight Harwell. The Masonry Club practiced many long and hard hours on classroom projects before beginning their main project. Their special project this year was the construction of a field house in the football stadium. Many grateful athletes should direct their thanks to the hard-working Ma- sonry Club. - V, . V' J t. I. . 7 - 'N w ff . .f . f.,,,, wa 186 'j 4 1' 1 'wax