Cabot High School - Panther Yearbook (Cabot, AR)

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AR-53 And Its People I W t P' 5 vk ' A . . 'Jin . Each cadet takes pride in his uniform and the country it stands for. Col. Smethurst would rather fight than switch! Q 44-h,. - The AR-53 Drlll Team practices may hours each year to achleye perfection In its marching ability. This year they began to drlll with rifles. . T Writ ...T Y in- ,., 'lu 'N-ag. ' Ri 5' ff-'Ra T rc ' -, . First CHS students to complete three years of AFJROTC, the 1973 graduating cadets. If ,id 7' ' 4 A 1 1 Sleep Tight Tonight. Your Air Fnrro Is Awake THIS is AR-53's honorary Squadron Commander and his message to all of us. CIubsl93

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1972-73 Student Council The Student Council ls the legislative body of Cabot High School. Some traditlonal actlvitles of our Student Council ln- clude the sponsoring of Homecoming Week, assemblies at Easter, and runnlng ofthe Pavlllon. The Student Council is to promote representation of all students ln Cabot High School and better student and faculty relationship. lt also works for the improvement of the school as a whole. idea. .-- -- . The Student Councll Executive Committee which ls made up of officers of the Student Councll and class presidents sometimes meets as a separate body from the Student Council for Important matters. Members include Advisor-Mr. Williams, Council President-John Smith, Council Vice-pres.-Keith Covlngton. Council Secretary-Sharon Bennett, Council Treasurer-Kathy Barnwell, Sr. Class Pres.-Len Lowman, Jr. Class Pres.-Wayne Hermandorfer, and Freshman Class Pres.-Don Watkins. e 94lClubS T' S !'i if fitgffifff-'-'5'. 'ffflff --te.-QV. .. , ,.,. .ge Y, .f-',5.,.'. 1, ' ,gfflf-I A, l Q me Htejt 1 .. 't M .. 19:1 ,gg ,fe . 'll 1: f wxgwsvh , , ,. ah., . I, - J .A-gf-H I YN fx , 'W ls l The Pavillon which is financed and run by student council members provides High School students with cokes and candy each day at noon. The pavlllon before this year had been qulte Inadequate so this year's council voted the funds for remodeling. Wlth the help of some council members, the old pavlllon took on a new face. Now students are served quickly and efficiently.