Cabot High School - Panther Yearbook (Cabot, AR)

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Jr. High dministration And Faculty Keeps Things unning Smoothly. Nicky Boyd frightj has been princi- pal of the Junior High for two years. Ray Bridwell tleftj is a new position this year as assistant principal. These two have a challenging job in keeping all the approximately 690 stu- dents in line and out of trouble. QI' t. ..,..4L,44 ,,,I .J ..a...,,. 1 S .T-L., .. .. K i ill The office workers help Mrs. Betty Gray a great deal by running errands and picking up absentee slips each period. Back row: Qleft to rightj Lisa Spence, Mrs. Gray, Jamie Bunker, Tammie Sentell. Middle Row: Sonja Morrow, Gina White, Lisa Black, Vickie Smith. Front Row: Kim VanSickle, Susan Sentell, Monica Reed, and Mary Davis. B- n .Q Mrs. Betty Gray has been at the Junior High for six years. As the secretary, she plays a big part in keeping the office run- ning smoothly. ln between answering the telephone, she runs the bookstore, writes absentees, and types whatever is needed. 2 , -fs? X iz . ' ' X, .4 , X . . ,... .. e . 1 lf 'f Q :- i , ,ew-4 ,p 1.23: Mr. Leslie Steele is new to the Cabot Public School system this year, as the counselor at the Junior High School. In this position, he helps students with their schedules and will talk to them about their problems, whether personal or school related.

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QWQLFQW LQQ 9 JF.. UFUUQJIHI FZQVALTV The royalty for Cabot's Junior High Homecoming celebration consisted of: Cbelow, left to rightj Rhonda St. John-8th grade maid, Monica Reed- 9th grade maid, Sharon Blackwood-Queen, Pam Smith- Maid of Honor, Tammy Campbell-9th grade maid, and Rhonda Griffin-8th grade maid. The ceremonies preceded the homecoming football victory over the Whitehall Bulldogs. The queen was crowned by Mr. N.E. Smith, school board vice-president. The enthusiastic eighth and ninth graders worked very hard in preparation for the celebration. Their great spirit obviously paid off. Above left: Sharon, as she rides in the homecoming parade on September 29, 1978. Above right: Ninth graders show their spirit with their homecoming float Bury the Bulldogs . 5 'VW