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

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l N Q it . Q NN 5 The Cafeteria Staff includes: Mrs. Thelma Raffaldt, Mrs. Sybil Barn- hardt, Mrs. Ann Measmer, Mrs. Myrtle Setzer, Mrs. Johnnie Todd, Mrs. Minnie Furr, and Mrs. Ma.ry Baucom. Cafeteria .Staff maj 931.5 azz: efvafzifioai ffmsafi Each day the students of Northwest are served Ll nourishing lunch by the members ol' the cafeteria sttifl. headed by Mrs. Sybil Barnhurdt. During the three lunch periods, the stt1l't'works quickly and efficiently to keep the lines continuously moving. Needless to say, their hard work and interest for the student body is appreciated. Mrs, Sybil Bztrnhardt gets milk money counted after break. iggim 5' llif? I fi. E71 . kwa! - iissimmfii ' J-e- r f-g ,- , ,... .,. ,, . Xxass-sw 'f in-.Ein W S g Q. .. -we Ws..sFPnM--v Mrs. Mary Baucom prepares hamburgers for hungry students.

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Q? pn , we' Mr. Paige Bost Auto Mechanics I, II, Auto Ind. Sponsor: Motor Mechanics Club Gene Sloop is instructed by Mr. Bost as to how the dwell meter functions I I I ocaftoncvf Students Vernon Bost is confused as Mr. Harwell demonstrates the art of brick- laying. ,gf Q 7 4V', 's K P 3' via if . I 'i ' -i i sie ... I X Y H I' .xxx ,A l 3 if ,ff Ei V hgggtyrzjfik ,-9,,aV,i'm. ,I Q 1, '?'feS+' 's 'wil V W 8,0302 OTEU2 Students at Northwest have the advantage of a well-planned vocational program. They have a choice of occupational vocations or industrial vocations. Receiving classroom instruction as well as actual experience 'on the jobf' the vocational students have the opportunity to receive as much training as possible. Electronics students explore and learn through repairing electrical appliances. Experimenting with electrical devices and learning to use testing equipment enable them to become better acquainted with their vocation. Agriculture is on a four-year basis, leaving the opportunity to the student as to how much he wishes to advance his farming techniques. Experience is acquired in soil con- servation, welding, crop and livestock raising, and operation and maintenance of farm machinery. Many of the necessary jobs around our school are undertaken by the masonry class. These students learn the trade of bricklaying as well as other practical construction work. This year, the new lieldhouse was partially constructed by the masonry students. The mechanics class seeks to learn the anatomy of a car body. Overhauling and repairing are only a few of the responsibilities they undertake. Mr. Dwight Harwell Masonry I and II Sponsor: Masonry Club

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The candid camera catches Mr. Smith as he performs one of his many duties. 1 Q i af' f in if it 1 , 4-v ' , - ', . f ,W ft, I 7. We , Mr. Coy Smith Mrs. Laura Smith Mr. Smith and Mr. Lunsford take a few quiet minutes out of a busy day for a break. ozffiwait Cuafocficuza Klflfozg 0Lfav.cf fjowazcf gba action Northwesterners have received high compliments for posses- sing a spotless school. We owe this honor to Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. Lunsford. They spend countless hours working to maintain a clean and pleasant atmosphere in our school. We, the student body, appreciate their devotedness to Northwest. Mrs. Smith puts the final touches on before leaving after a full day's work M. , ,.. ...,...Mt W - st M