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

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I .Sf 1 J O 'zo 'ani Bill Henry and Randy Furr show con- cern during halftime. Q . 5 Richard Caldwell C113 side steps a Panther as Andy Price C643 rushed to his aid. Steve Lawing C841 shows acrobatic skills While Charles Correll snuffs a Viking. Mike Corriher 1825 finds the Hpigskinw mighty slippery. N 'N X mnfr fuss 5' ks N J ,ff ,f , Q ..'-......-in K,- ,K . , , gr , , pfggg - ff. w ,r , , X n iam ff ff' A W rr 2.51, .fy ,. r ,I Q ,qi f, f ,': .4 , ,.' ff,-iw, :SN Y L. St xy 1' , ' ,. 'v. .. k.,' ' , Y. f we f gf qv, -. Injured Mike Cannon watches from the sidelines. Gary Duskee, Doug Kirkman, and Steve Smith show pre-game nervousness.

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ljzofarz Qlfzsrzfjfff Alugbziiai Concouf The Northwest Trojans in a nonconference game against the strong Concord Spiders surprised everyone when they received the opening kickoff and after a series of plays scored. Marvin Branch and Tim Litaker carried the ball to set up the score by Branch. The Concord Spiders scored later in the period on a run by Greg Hardie and made the P.A.T. to keep the lead throughout the remainder of the game. Concord scored 3 quick touchdowns in the second period to assure the win for the Spiders. Concord began the second half with the second unit on offense and defense. After receiving the kickoff, the Spiders marched to the Northwest 14. The Trojans halted the drive and marched to the Spider 14 before Coach Pruitt sent in the first unit to stop the scoring attempt. On the 2nd play with Concordfs first unit on defense, Branch exploded for 13 yards and a touchdown. The P.A.T. failed and the score was 29 to 12. In the final period Concord rallied for 2 more touchdowns and a final score of41 to 12. ,gifs 5 Mr. Clifford Rimer Mr. Doug Turner ... 1 J' fp K' 1. 5 . Y . rr ':.'.T ' . ?' - V .2 Mr. Robert Kluttz -k . . HX..,e ,sw . ,. 4. X. t . s .fs 7. O ' Cl. I2 ggazgwood fofzpfyai .ffvozfffwaif 14-S Fighting to stay in the top contenders, Northwest, in an effort to obtain their fourth win, took on the Parkwood Rebels. The Trojans scored in the second quarter and were successful on the two point conversion to take the lead through the remainder of the first half. It was a determined Rebel team that returned for the second half of play. Only 5 minutes and 32 seconds into the third quarter, Johnny Smith scored Parkwood's first touchdown. The P.A.T. was good. Northwest took the ball and marched to the Rebel 14 yard line before being stopped. Again the Rebels controlled the ball to the 4 yard line of Northwest. Bobby Miller took over and the P.A.T. was good for a final score of 14-8. 1 L Coach Rimer looks on as Coach Turner and Trainer Galloway help injured Richard Caldwell to the sidelines. , . 'au lx-A A. l .......-I ...M jar' 11 'fi

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Mr. Robert Kluttz was the new J.V. coach for the 169-170 season The 1969 Northwest Junior Varsity football team fought hard this past year. Mr. Robert K1uttz,tl1e new J.V. coach, headed a team mostly composed of freshmen. Mr. Kluttz and his boys proved themselves worthy of all the praise they received as they finished with a 4-5 record. The Junior Trojans showed themselves strong on both offense and defense. Offensively, the Baby Trojans scored a total of 133 points for an average of 15 points per game. On the other hand, they only gave up 95 points for an average of 10.5 points per game. The J. V. football team played all schools in the Rocky River Conference. They took wins from Forest Hills, West Stanly, Sun Valley and South Stanly. They lost to Monroe, Mt. Pleasant, Piedmont, Central Cabarrus, and Parkwood. The purpose of Junior Varsity football is to ready young athletes for varsity sports. The 1970 Dynamis staff takes their hats off to these young men who worked so hard for their school this past year. urzioz Cliiify oofgaff Baby Trojans run through drills to ready for the up-coming game. 1 , , , H1 M' f 7 M .mg ze. -I 'f I r uf Q f - ,f , V N if - 1. M. . 'wwzw' 4. V 45 ' f 'ar . f . Y f