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

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1 5, ,sr 8' 5 -'--....,,s Mrs. Gilreath, Secretaryg Mrs. Langleg, Guidance Secretary: Mrs. Troutman, Financial ecretary. Guidance Counselors Miss Presson, Mr. Rose, and Mr. Philbeck. Mrs. johnson does not realize the lounge is for relaxing, not working. Mrs. Dennis spends extra time preparing lesson plans.

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EXCELLENCE IS NOT AN ACT BUT A HABlT - Aristotle To be a part of the academics depart- ment in a high school means more than planning lessons, giving assignments, grading tests, typing and recommend- ing students to colleges, and ruling with an iron hand as the image reflects. In- stead, it is rewarding to know that one has helped a young generation prepare for the real world. It takes all of us to get the work of the school accomplished. It is only our indi- vidual functions in fulfilling the mission of the schools which differ. Our mission is to help children achieve to the best of their abilities on a wide variety of fronts. We may have different functions, but we are all on the same team, states our principal, Mrs. Glenda Poole. Ieanna McClannon Mrs. Poole, principal, Mr. Cartrett and Mrs. ipears, assistant pnncipals, work hard to keep orthwest under control. 122 ATI 'in

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The school administration is more than just the group of officials who make sure everyone follows the rules. Someone has to coordinate clubs, re- source materials, textbooks, substitute teachers, and registration. Someone has to take charge of bus transportation, fur- niture, maintenance, parking, and other seemingly unimportant jobs that are ac- tually quite significant. Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Spears, and Mr. Cartrett are the people who make these 'things happen. I really enjoy my work, said Mr. Cartrett. Working with students and teachers is never boring because some thing new is always coming up. Mr. Cartrett is currently working on a Certifi cate of Advanced Studies in School Ad ministration, a six-year degree. His goal is to continue to learn and grow in order to become a truly competent school ad- ministrator and be able to make positive contributions to our school. Assistant Principal Mr. Cartrett shares many things with Northwest, but one thing he doesn't share with many is his ability to talk like Donald Duck. Alissa Hassig f iii. We is.- in- Mrs. Glenda Poole Mrs. Rub? Spears Mr. Ken Cartrett Principal Assistant rincipal Assistant Principal ADMI ISTRATIO , .- Es. - ,S . QOQQ- .f'i :Msgs 00 Qpe Qvg7'9-. f.,'q Q A Q' fb 'P L . Q 'sbfbo Q' V Q' 'S P 'G ,, 13,5 4, -S Q sr . 9s f'0 Q' 7769 'a. . ef Q v Q 0 ., ,, ax zf ,4- 0 fe X Q, Q- 42 0vQ?QQeQ'-9 Q' if We 'S 0 xv 'C 0 0 3 K' Q' -ft 5 Q Q -. .QV 0 5' ,i o,.Qo5j,,, ,, ra 0 M9 Q A fu f acces ov'Q bQK?' I o f 2 K Ns .K QQ.. S Mrs. Spears and Mrs. Poole smile as the day ends successfully. Mr. Cartrett and Perry Lassiter talk about bus problems during lunch 124 X Academics