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

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Debbie Deal, Michelle Wade, and Kim Emerson all the Dynamis Staff - the people responsible for the outcome of the yearbook. agree that typing body copy grows on you. V, ..- ,af V' ,ff ffwifyflgsf' ,w Q A Q 3 llll 'x 4 X - .Mo L: I. K k r Ni' ' , - M'-if A Y Xbagiggtv' T, zz jx, .M .. wb! wi ,,,. A f- , innifer Burr and Lisa Overcash proofread the Stu- ent Life section of the yearbook. isa Overcash, Natalie Beam, Iennifer Burr, Kim merson and Ieanna McClannon select pictures Jpropriate for the yearbook. if - ,f . Ng , f My W yay, , lyk . , : fly K ,.. MZ.- I .f.. K 'YU Cheryl Brinkerhoff, Alissa Hassl and Linda Drew create a layout design. jeanie Friar and Lisa Coley work hard alphabetizing class pictures. DYNAMIS Staff X 37

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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.

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The school newspaper started off this year with a new name. The Northwest- erly became the Trojan Times.The staff chose this name after agreeing that their job was to capture on paper a student's high school days, the times of their life. The Trojan Times is published six times a year. This includes the special se- nior issue and the journalism I issue. The beginning of each issue of the Trojan Times starts with article ideas and assignments. Each editor has the re- sponsibility that all articles must be typed, proofread, and approved before being sent to the printer. After all articles are returned from the printer, each edi- tor must lay out his page. Hard work and dedication are what keep this staff and the papers rolling. 'moi TI jason Kauffman, Natalie Troutman, Mark Denny and julia Green are working hard preparing for the next issue. 7.5 Y, , .T f 1. Xxx . be 'gist . , at .C 4 . lt .I i .3 WVEPUQ new 'aww-105- ' fy,-' I, fV-f 19 IOURNALISM I Front: Gary Safrit, Kim Hermes, Christie Parker, Kelley Cartrett. 2nd Row: Van Maxwell, DeLeslie Walden, Brian Batts, Karen Hollernan, Ch Cline. 3rd Row: Mrs. Smith, Sam Mullis, Ginger Phillips, Karen Long, Christen Carl, Katareya Wilson, Connie Rinehardt, Treva Thomas. 38 f Organizations