Cabot High School - Panther Yearbook (Cabot, AR)

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Fllvllllxl Members are: Charles Ganus fsponsorj, Janelle Johnson, Teresa Sanders, Marianne Pryor, Debbie Weaver, Jimmy Mancell, Traci Taft, Lisa Nevin, Lyn Fruchey, John Rooney, Tracey Barrett, Charles Chamblee, Randy Herrold, Karen Milam, Sandra Waddell, Leisa Horness, Mike Finch, Melody Wise Qsponsorj, Aubrey Pearl, Chip Allen, Bruce Maddox, Joe Park, Kevin Hardin, Nila Hill, and Clay Cooper AMUN, Arkansas Model United Nations, is an organization that promotes an understanding ofthe United Nations. It met at the University of Central Arkansas, in Conway, December lst and 2nd. Delegates involved experienced diplomacy fand frustrationj first-hand. l i 7

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I fi - Honor Society members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. This year twenty-five new members were inducted on the afternoon of October 8, 1978. Activities sponsored this year include the annual student-faculty ballgames, the new academic letters, and repainting of the NHS billboard in the gym. Pictured are fbottomj: Robert Cloud, Cindy Walters, Sandy Irvin, Lesia Collier, Tim Hegwood, Greg Sharp, Buddy McConnell, Lesia Horness, Terry Kimbrough, Yvonne Spence, Angela Weatherly, Traci Barrett, Brent Bailey, Mark Cash, Kathy Clark, Jane Gray. Cmiddlejz Mrs. Kay Wilcox - sponsor, Judy Brumlield, Nila Hill, Mary Jane Lowman, Lisa Nevin, Jeff Angel, Christina Blatter, Kelly Patterson, Vicki Green, Sharon Smith, Jim Yeager, Melinda Chamblee, Michelle Fowlkes, Marina Moore, Tonja Kerley, Renee Duke, Dayna Barger, Mr. Charles Ganus - sponsor. Ctoplz Gary Bulice, Robert Brown, Sharon Doyal, Cheryl Jones, Kirk Jordan, Roy Bratton, Steve Wilkins, Carl Bridges, Debbie' Weaver, Kevin Spence, Teresa Sanders, Natalie Smith, Crystal Dillard, Terri Utley, Carmen Robinson, and Gerry Waddell. 1 xx f f X? Ll 1978 Officers are: President - Nila Hill, Vice President - Lisa Nevin, Secretary - - V Carmen Robinson, Treasurer - Brent Bai- ley, Reporter - Judy Brumlield. jg

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GCE In 79 The 1979 membership of the General Cooperative Education Club is said to be the best yet. Mrs. Martha Marshall is the teacher coordinator of this organization. The new Western Sizzlin in Jacksonville was the location of this years officer installation. Once again G.C.E. held their annual fashion show. It was a great success. Elaine Kelly, the reigning Ideal Miss of Lonoke County, performed an Arabic dance. Another fund raising project for the year was selling doughnuts, which also proved to be a great success. Most of the G.C.E. students leave at noon each day. The students various jobs cover a wide range, and each student feels a certain pride and satisfaction for the job they do. Each student will look back on their 1978-79 year in G.C.E. as one of deep fulfillment. From left to right, lst row- Lisa Montgomery, Teresa Wooley, Debbie Doyle, Cheryl Jones, Elaine Kelly, Stacy Glover, Michelle Fowlkesg 2nd row, Libby Hughes, Shari Davis, Tracy Hale, Paula Bean, Martha Marshall, Kim Crouchg 3rd row, Ronnie Decker, Gary Ackerman, Jessie Hannah, Rusty Turner, Lonnie Graham, Steve Crace, Danny Cotton, Tim Whitner, Dean Kelsey. Not Pictured Kathy Clark.