Cabot High School - Panther Yearbook (Cabot, AR)

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O -TEC Standing -- Timmy Dyson, Charles Patton, Rusty Boyd, James Ragen, Ronny Lengel. Kneeling - Walter Jackson, John Hicks, Justin Craft, Jeff Halsell, Gary Kohrs. Cabot students at Foothills Vocational Technical School leave after third period in the school's van. Searcy provides return transportation. Students attend Vo-Tech to gain practical skills not available at their school in areas such as Auto Body Repair, Auto Mechanics, Farm and Diesel Mechanics, Electronics, Machine Shop, and Welding. The Vo-Tech program is in its fourth year at Cabot.Prospective students must be at least 16 years old, preferably a junior or senior. Applications are placed in the fall, and an interview held. The course is worth two elective credits and is designed to be a two year program. Full time advanced training is available after high school graduation. ff J' . X ilfqgftfl X , lim , ia M btb- ' f i f A2535 1 1 . we-mef vimiwlt'----4+-H s ' . - 1 . f L ,5 ,.g:1qf it ig X Xp X, X uh. M ,.4a e lv ifii T -' ' . -'M ' ' 1 ' . A ' an - t ,-in X X M r 1 ,fi?:.f:'rf .'f flflefi 'S ,.m',. go 1 . f ' ' ' g,g.'g-gf 1 ,,V an at , .

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R. MADRIGA S Row l-Peggy Richardson, Belinda Bell, Phil Rogers, Director, Scot Stout, Row 2-Billy Nabors, Randy Herrold, Kathy Shue, Terri Nevin, Kelly Hayes. Row 3-Cary Dennis, Cheryl Mobbs, Mona Heffner, Chris Bongfeldt, Tommy Yandell, Tammy Brooks. Not pictured are Carol Mobbs and Charissa Haynes. One of the goals of the Sr. Madrigals was to do well in competition. They competed in the Central Region Invitational Choir Festi- val in the fall, and placed in the top 3, receiv- ing a superior rating. In the spring, they will compete in the region festival, and put on an Easter service and pop concert with the Sr. Choir. The Madrigals are considered a show choir and perform for different clubs, sing- ing a wide variety of music. Officers, at left, are Terri Nevin, Vice- President, Carol Mobbs, Secretary-Treasur- erg and Kelly Hayes, President.

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A ,X up ,wig Row l: Paula Bean, Sandy Irvin, Jodie Payne, Sissy Hill, Lisa Nevin, Phillip Griffin. Row 2: Tracy Pearson, Jane Grady, Sharon Watson, Robin Eisenhower, Lee Brockway, Tamara Walker, Brenda Cunningham, Dena Beckett. Row 3: Suzanne Schneider, Lisa Norman, Sarah Jordan, Brian Eubanks, Sharon Murley, Regina Morgan, Kathy Whitmon, Connie Martin. Row 4: Mary Beth Rosser, Bruce Morrow, Carol Schmidt, Eddie Caldwell, Janelle Johnson, Mary Kay Cochran, Judy Boggs, Lynnette Pearl, Row 5: Patricia lngle, Terry Eddy, Ron Plouch, Randy Wilcox, Nila Hill, Steve Russell, Chip Allen, Tim Tripp. Row 6: Kelly Springer, Keith Tomas, Danny Payne, Melburn Hill, Mel Brill, Robert Cochran, Johnny Allgood, Teresa Maxwell. Row 7: Joe Allman, Gary Eddy, Jon Fisher, Scot Stout, Jay Martin, Mike Finch, Larry Bennett, Don Roach. Row 8: Kevin Hardin, Mike Fix, Keith Fix, Tommy Yandell, Aubrey Pearl, Mike Adams, Joe Park, Sandra Waddell. Row 9: Johnnie Baker, Todd Salzman, Bradley Griffin, Larry Gordon, Brent Bailey, Brett Ingle, Donald Skillern, Clay Cooper. Row 10: Buddy McConnell, Gary Cotton, Scott Keathley, Randy Herrold, Ralph Murphy, Arnold Lechner, Greg Dodson, Bruce Maddox, Lisa Dillard, Gary Ackerman This year, as in every year, the Cabot Senior High Marching Band was a prime factor in bringing cheer and spirit to the football season. They performed at every half-time of every game this year, giving the most excellent show possible. They also added life to the games by cheering and playing tunes which encouraged both the audience and football players alike.