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

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ear Students, lwould like to take this opportunity to thank our udent body for their courtesy, cooperation, and lpport of activities. Thanks for participating at the mces, during Spirit Week, and at many other ac- Jities. I assure you that your support does not go inoticed and is greatly appreciated by the admin- tration, faculty, and Student Council. I would also like to thank the special group of udents that make me a strong leader, the Student ouncil. They are a hard working group that will fcomplish any task that is put before them. Thank Ju, Student Council, for everything. l would like to thank our enthusiastic principal, rs. Poole, for her help with Student Council ac- zities. She is a wonderful person, a delight to ork with, and she contributed many ideas. Thank ru, Mrs. Poole. I would like to thank our ever imaginative and iergetic advisor, Mrs. VanPelt. In her first year as lvisor of the Student Council, she has been a emendous worker and a quick learner. She is also n to work with. Mrs. VanPelt, you are special. Finally, I would like to thank my supportive irents. No matter what the situation, they always ,ck me up and help me through it. I thank them r their time and effort to help make my senior 'ar as Student Body President very special. Thank nu, mom and dad, for everything. lAs I leave Northwest to head to college, there are few things I would like to say. Each of you re- ember that you are special, there is no one else Le you. Also, remember that high school is a place have fun, but it is also a place to learn. Take lvantage of this wonderful opportunity to get an lucation. Don't blow it! Finally, I leave each of you with this challenge. In 'erything you do, no matter what it is, do your 'ry best. Doing your best makes the difference. rlieve it! Love it! Do it! Mark Forester :Dv Front Row: Matt Christy, Stacy Purser, Gretchen Wagers. 2nd Row: Diane Gudger, jennifer Her- man, Kay Smith. .N v. 4. li i 5 . . il., . f ,V- at , fag... W. Front Row: Annette Duke, Mark Forester, james Park, Eric Tucker. Front Row: Doug Turner, Trent Allen, jeff Vaughn. 2nd Row: Angie Gillespie, jennifer Alli- son, Deleslie Walden. , . V M K I ..,. , ,,,,.,..,,,. W... ..., 'SJ tx Front Row: jennifer Burr, Lisa Overcash, Iennifer Suther, Wendy Shepherd, Brooke Tyson, Latise Howie. Student Council f 35

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STUDE T COUNCIL The changing of school years brings the chang- ing of Student Council. This year's Student Body Officers were elected as follows: President - Mark Forester, Vice-President - Eric Tucker, Secretary - james Park, and Treasurer - Annette Duke. Also, the Student Council had a change in advisors. Even though they lost a devoted advisor, Mrs. Beasley, they gained a new and exciting ad- visor, Mrs. VanPelt. Not much change took place in Student Council activities during August. They still sponsored many dances after the football games. These dances were popular and successful because of the tremendous student support. All members de- voted much of their time and effort to the dances trying to help please the participants. Again the Student Council sponsored Miss Northwest. Seven senior girls were nominated by the senior class to run for Miss Northwest. This year's winner was Miss Kathe Watkins who sponsored our school in the Charlotte Carrousel parade, the Concord parade, and the Kannapolis parade. In October, the Student Council gave each member of the cafeteria staff a flower in honor of National Food Service Week. With the help of the cheerleaders, the Student Council sponsored Spirit Week. The days were Monday - Button Day, Tuesday - Hat Day, Wednesday - Sweats Day, Thursday - Overall Spirit Day, and Friday - Northwest T-shirt Day. The week was successful as our football team beat Concord 9-7 in an unforgettable last-second vic- tory. The State Student Council Meeting took place at West Charlotte High School in November. Eric Tucker, jennifer Burr, Mark Forester, and Francisco Ferreira, as a special guest, attended the conven- tion. Many new and exciting ideas were gained so that new and better changes could be made. The Student Council gave a pencil and a pen to each teacher in honor of American Education Week, Also, each member of the Custodial Staff was given a turkey for Thanksgiving. During December the Student Council sponso- red an M 8: M guess to raise money for the Empty Stocking Fund. Also, candy canes were given to each member of the student body. The Student Council collected money from the student body to give a special Christmas bonus to the Custodial Staff in honor of their hard work. During the seasonal celebration, Student Coun- cil provided a jolly Santa Claus and Eight Tiny Reindeer. Francisco Ferreira, our foreign ex- change student from Spain, was presented a Northwest Cabarrus letter jacket as a Christmas present. Mark Forester 34 X Organizations Front Row: Kathe Watkins, Debbie Deal, Rita Christy, Amy Laws, 2nd Row: Tim Smith, Shav DeNicholas. I Q Front Row: Iames Park, Wendy Shepherd, Doug Turner, Iennifer Burr. 2nd Row: Shawn DeNichol Lisa Overcash, jennifer Suther, Trent Allen, Eric Tucker, Amy Laws. 3rd Row: Deleslie Walden, 1 Vaughn, Kathe Watkins, Debbie Deal, Brooke Tyson. 4th Row: Stacy Purser, Matt Christy, Ienni Herman, Gretchen Wagers, Latise Howie, Mark Forester, Mrs. VanPelt, advisor.

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DYNAMIS ST FF DYNAMIS STAFF MEMBERS Front Row: jennifer Burr, Doug McDonald, Lisa Overcash. 2nd Row: Alissa Hassig, Natalie Beam, Michael johnson, jean McClannon. 3rd Row: Debbie Deal, Michelle Wade, Kim Emerson, Linda Drew, Cheryl Brinkerhoff, Ieanie Friar, Lisa Coley and Erin Brown. iii sf, r 3 IST Az., . , f . K - A - .X Q Li KK..k 5. X? K KVLK , L - ix : K V .. .. . , :E g vxy. up-0' 1 U The Yearbook class is the smoothest, most organized, well planned, and easi- est class to take. If anyone believed that beginning statement, then he obviously could not have been part of the Dynamis Staff, for the statement was most def- initely fiction. Yearbook is not all fun and games as many people may believe. The staff sells ads during the summer months and attends a four-day workshop in August. When school starts, the staff is busy making pictures and writing copy for sports, classes, and activities until the final deadline is met in February. At that time, the staff has already started work on the 1989 yearbook. The staff's hard work and dedication result in a year- book that is hopefully pleasing to every- one. 36 X Organizations Doug McDonald, Sports Editor, shows his school spirit on Hat Day. f ll Erin Brown and Michael Iohnson are busy Crt ping Ad Copy.