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

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1, 3254 74 fit 1 r at N ' Qttftvzs azmsu of Grfmazica The Trojans of Northwest Cabarrus should be indebted to our chapter of the Future Farmers of America. This group has shown Trojanic school spirit by keeping the grounds of Northwest intact, and helping to improve the football, baseball. and track fields. This group of boys, directed by Mr. Wayne Bowles, placed an exhibit in the Cabarrus County Agricultural Fair. receiving a first place prize. The club also entered other numerousjudging contests this year. The purpose of the organization is to act as a guideline for boys taking vocational agriculture. The basic foundations of the club are leadership and character, sportsman- ship, co-operation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. .F.A. officers were: First Row QL to RJ: Charles Morrow. Presidentg Chuck Ovcrcash, Vice-President. :cond Row QL to RJ: Mr. Boles, advisorg Fred Goodman, Secretary: Johnny Ramsey, Treasurerg Hal merson, Sentinelg Howard Blackwelder, Reporter. i i ., ,,,, 4,,..,,N 1 191 Members of the Future Farmers were: First Row CL to RJ: Tim Freeze, Danny Byrd. Ricky Rivens, Olin Dalton, Tommy Goodman, Lamar Haithcock. Craig Furr, Ricky Brakeficld, Jimmy Austin. Second Row IL to RJ: Doug Mills, Talmage Brown. lfrcd Goodman, Danny Cline, Michael Church. Vick Eudy. Mike Smith, Donald Knight, Danny Hile- man, Mike Cagle, Chuck Overcash. Third Row CL to RJ: Steve Overcash, Donald Moody, Tony Bonds, lidwin Mcsimer. Robert Ware. Alan Lctlcr, Mark Gaskey. Ronald Hurlockcr. Charles Morrow. Harold Blackweldcr. Kenneth Stimpson. Fourth Row CL I0 RJ! Curtis liudy, Robin Marlow, David Riser, Andy Canup. Stanley Almond, Junior Crayton, Randy Johnston. Mark Benton, Tommy Fisher. Glen Barr, Johnny Ramsey, James Parks. Hal Emerson, Alex Mor- rison, Alan 3VlcCraven. l .lf.A. Members Hal Emerson and John Ramsey trim shrubbery to beautify Northwest. QMEPS Of vigrx f'Tf-'Y fi01vO'7 Ao A Cui- r fmcn 4- -1 KN LF 44 15 p F F D - 3 U W9 Qc-9, -r QQ U U

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N Eg , 'J' RMW The final act f the curtain opens to the anxious roar of a spirited crowd. From opening night in September to our last showing in the spring, Northwest displays its role on the athletic field with determination, skill, and sweat. Northwest is proud of its cast of athletes, who perform their best in the name of our school. This year the Trojans proved that they deserved the tre- mendous support which their faithful fans have given them in the past years. There was an improvement in the football record, the players giving their all to win. fi ,Eff Q The girls' basketball team continued their hard work and produced another winning team, taking the conference title and the tournament championship. The new track field has been completed, giving our Trojans more advantages than ever before. All of our Trojans have displayed true Trojanic spirit and have fought for needed victories, giving their all to their team and school. To you, the athletes of Northwest Cabarrus High School, we dedicate these next few pages.