Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive

Classy Moments from Cabe Middle School

Mrs. Hogue, Cabe Middle School secretary, probably feels as though she has opened a health clinic, as she is so busy taking temps, and assisting students to be absent. Hopefully the old bugs' will leave our school soon.

Tuesday progress reports were to be sent home Feb. 7. They should be signed by the parents and returned to the teachers. Strange things happen to the progress reports from time to time. Some get washed in the washing machines, some just flew' out of the window on the bus, some were left laying under some papers and Mom threw it away, etc.

Now that is not the case with all our students, as some are so anxious to get them returned and not to be concerned about them anymore. Others are anxious to get them returned to avoid D-hall.

The Cabe Student Council conducted the who's who and results are in. They are, by catagory:

Class favorites are: fifth grade Tori Morehead and Beau McKenzie, sixth grade  Hanna Prince and Daniel Francis, seventh grade  Destiny Talley and Aaron Charles, and eighth grade  Jordan Purifoy, Taylor Morehead and Randy Bell.

Most beautiful girl: fifth and sixth grades  Hanna Prince and Tori Morehead; and seventh and eighth grades  Taylor Pace.

Most handsome boy: fifth and sixth grades  Beau McKenzie; and seventh and eighth grades  Jamelle Lacy and Steven Plyler.

Friendliest girl: fifth and sixth grades  Sara Boyce and Tori Morehead; and seventh and eighth grades  Amy Stiffler.

Friendliest boy: fifth and sixth grades  Jessie Hogue; and seventh and eighth grades  Taylor Morehead.

Most talented girl: fifth and sixth grades  Tori Morehead; and seventh and eighth grades  Christina Daniels.

Most talented boy: fifth and sixth grades  Rashad Ritchie; and seventh and eighth grades  Brandon Smith.

Best girl athlete: fifth and sixth grades  Chris Ellar Thompson; and seventh and eighth grades  Haley Griffin.

Best boy athlete: fifth and sixth grades  Rashad Ritchie; and seventh and eighth grades  Steven Plyler.

Funniest girl: fifth and sixth grades  Candace Cooper; and seventh and eighth grades  Kim McCoy.

Funniest boy: fifth and sixth grades  Josh Lockwood; and seventh and eighth grades  Randy Bell.

Girl with most school spirit: fifth and sixth grades  Stephanie Dyer; and seventh and eighth grades  Katie Barbaree.

Boy with most school spirit: fifth and sixth grades  Clark Keeling; and seventh and eighth grades  Brandon Smith.

Most popular girl: fifth and sixth grades  Tori Morehead; and seventh and eighth grades  Taylor Pace.

Most popular boy: fifth and sixth grades  Rashad Ritichie; and seventh and eighth grades  Taylor Morehead.

Students are busy electing the king and queen for CMS for this school year. Royalty will be crowned during the assembly Feb. 14.

The yearbook committee is hard at work, getting each page ready for a go-ahead,' so it can be sent to the publisher soon. Students enjoy getting their books back in time for classmates to sign their book.

Prices had to be increased this time due to an increase in the publishing cost; therefore, this year the book will be $18. Plans are to check with a rival publisher for next year's book.

Let it be know that illness, hard work, homework, lesson plans and other little things do not keep us from making those Classy Moments at CMS.