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

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Onc of the most important grooming habits is demonstrated by Libby Hudson and Missey Smith. V rf CAREW41 t t i f Sw l. ales Qgiicfa Kia omsma 71:72 What is more important than knowing how to be a success- ful homemaker or knowing how to do for oneself? Through home economics. girls are taught the responsibility and the fundamentals of cooking and sewing. Family living is an elective course which is offered to both girls and boys. Through studies of films and communications. students learn how to build a solid foundation for future living. The purpose of both these courses is to prepare young adults for the responsibility of managing their own homes. 'ffm' , f,x'!'l'3iY r Q 1 5 J fy 'SX x .tn 'b'.Ja+ ,af wr Miss Mary Niblock YS 5 Department llcad B.S.. lflora McDonald Family Living. Home 1-Qc. Co-Sponsor: FHA Club M' f J , ' QQ Mrs. Niblock teaches the many ways ofhoinemaking in one of her llome lic. classes. Mrs. Syndey Stancil US.: UNC'-Greensboro lloinc llconomics ., Co-Sponsori l llA Club 'MPH Jean Isley enjoys one ofthe many meals that are prepared in thc cooking lab. wi 9 ,. .. W fi.. . YV. 3 ,F 2

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Mrs Furr tests her french II students in their listening comprehension. .- Y, Ei 552051 da Qzancaii i i cciuiza di 'few En anglais, si vous plail, is the most frequently used sen- tence heard at Northwest. Each year students step into a new country as they explore and learn to speak the French lan- guage. Through the well equipped lab and the patient help ofthe instructors, students learn correct pronunciation and think in French as if it were their native tongue. The satisfaction which is achieved through hard work is one ofthe small rewards gained by studying the French language. Mrs, Petrea adjusts the tape in the lab for her lfrcnch I stu- dents. W X N M ss, . Q ee . ,.., c K Y Q , 5 W ' 1 4 c Mrs. Brenda Furr Department Head A.B.g Appalachian State University French I, II and Ill Co-sponsor: French Club Us .se Q- .... t 1-. vp aa -- nf-nz . --1.1 1 - - ' ' as e ,iay.23.gf, sa .tr gt 1 Mrs. Cynthia Petrea A.B.g High Point College French 1 and English I Co-sponsor: lfrench Club According to Mrs. Petrea, the lab should not be a strange place to the s rg, , we

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What did Kay Ritch type to amuse Mrs. Morrison? Wx , H 3. fs, 3 , 'I ,.,f x V, i ' , ,,r . Mrs. Joy Hipp B.S., UNC-Greensboro Office Practice, Typing I 8L ll Annual Co-sponsor: DYNAMIS Sponsor: Student Council l 54 onzmazciaf courses gufuza uainaaa is .su Business opportunities in North Carolina are steadily on the increase. With the growing population and industrial development in our state, business has become more compet- itive and more automated. The better business opportunities will be filled by students who are enrolled in commercial courses. Not only do these students develop skills in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice, but they are taught the purpose of business organizing and management. Stressing accuracy, dependability, and improvement of the personality, NorthWest's Business Department provides pros- pective businessmen and women with an insight into the perils and promises of the business World. at Mrs. Louise Morrison B.S., Queens College Typing l, Notehand Shorthand