Moore Central Mid High School - Cub Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Terry Price Patrick Pritchard Jimmy Proctor Wayne Purser Iacki Rasor Brien Ray John Ray Anil Reddy Angela Redman Michael Reese Donnie Reeves Gregg Reinbold Todd Reinbold Vanessa Rhodes George Rice Iohn Rich Lisa Richardson Wade Rider Tammy Ritchie Kim Roberti Brett Robertson Paul Robertson Sharon Roebuck Sandy Rogers Tina Rogers jeff Ross Sandie Routh Charvella Rushing Sherri Russell Ronnie Salas Cherri Sanders Whitney Sanders Phil Scaffetta Robert Scanlan Michelle Scarbrough Shannon Scales ,lohnna Schieffer Pam Schmitz Shelly Shulz Philip Schumacher Louis Schwartz Corinne Scott Patty Seratt Shohreh Shadaram Sean Shamblin Chuck Shatswell Mike Shields Teri Shive jeff Shoop jerry Sidders Christie Simon Gary Simpson Donnie Sinclair Karen Sinningson Doug Skrok Stacey Skinner Kim Smith Ricky Smith Rowanna Smith Terri Smith Mindy Smythe john Soliz Susan Southwell 98 Freshmen

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! fa Ze I A..- ? eu Q W C J . 9 is - f 4? f a fs .. fi Q 94 7 ' ' f W I 1 r. .Q vf f , .-'f,...M IW:-. wi' Christina Sparks Stacey Sparles Duane Stahl Carol Stallings Henry Stearns Scott Stelting Kellie Stevens Kelly Stevens Kim Stewart Brent Stinnett Mark Stone Jinnie Suggs jason Swanson Wendy Swisher Michelle Switzer Mark Tafolla Terry Tarwater Maree Tate Shawna Tate Michael Taulbee Debbie Taylor Karren Taylor William Taylor Sherry Thomas Terri Thomas Donnie Thompson jeff Thompson johny Thompson Lisa Thompson Robbie Thompson Marty Thompson Brenda Timko Nicole Trimble Barbara Towler Butch Trout History in Action Mrs. Bethers, Ms. Jackson, and Mr. Adkins are not what you call your everyday teachers. Not only were they busy with their history classes, but they also sponsored clubs and tried to make history as interesting as possible for their classes. Mrs. Bethers said, I really enjoy teaching. I wouldn't do anything else! Besides teaching Oklahoma History to freshmen, Mrs. Bethers sponsored Youth in Government and Pep Club. Ms. Jackson also enjoys teach- ing. She had her hands full, spon- soring the many activities of Stu- dent Council. Mr. Adkins, who teaches sopho- more U.S. History and World His- tory, dresses up to fit the theme of his lectures. His costumes range from a mountain man to a Civil War soldier. He thought dressing up made history more interesting to those who find it very boring. Mr. Adkins idea has not only made students like history more, but he has made them listen and enjoy a subject that can sometimes be very boring. Mr. Adkins, Mrs. Bethers and Ms. Jackson are a great addition to our school. Maybe in the future all the teachers will be dressing up to fit the theme of their lecture for the day! LOVE THAT HISTORY. Mr. Adkins dress- es up to make class more interesting. ' J Freshmen 99