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

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Mrs. Barbara Link Speech, English, Research Seminar, DramafSpeech Club Mrs. Sharon Liston Algebra ll, Research Seminar Mrs. Diane Loeffeholz Art, Student Council Mrs. Sherri Logan Physical Science Mr, Mike McClaren Principal Mr. Dan McKinney Drafting Mr. Luke Melton General Math, Algebra Mrs. Janelle Miller English Mrs. Kathy Moffatt Typing, Filing, Personal Typing Mrs. Jessica Nicholson English Mrs. Mikey Oldham journalism, Newspaper, Yearbook Mr. C.T. Owings Librarian Mr. Rick Patterson Algebra Ms. Linda Prock Drama, Drama!Speech Club Ms. Paula Powell Principal Mrs. Debbie Riddle English Mrs. Susan Romer E,M.H. Mrs. Nancy Routledge US History Ms. Pat Smith English, Latin Mr. Ed Story Principal Mr. Terry Tamage Physical Science Mrs. Wanda Watkins Spanish, English Mrs. Ann White Financial Secretary Mrs. Janice Willingham Physical Science Mrs. Jaretta Wilson Home Economics, Basic Life Mrs. Lenora Winsett Arts! Crafts Ms. Karen Woodward Typing, Notehand, Filing Mrs. Dee Bowerman Registrar Mrs. Linda Bycko Attendance Secretary Mrs. Wanda Daniels Counselor Mrs, jodene Hutchins Library Aide Mrs. Janis Oldham Principal's Secretary Mrs. Maxine Stiles Counselor 'S Q 11 9 .. .J . ...gm +1 it . E P st . -::' gf 1 1 .vw ef . . . sr. t, ,. If 5 E I' l if 1: j lt as ,ff 5 ,Q Q. 42,- w 2? A . - XI' .QSHH . . X' . 1' 9 if 4 - W 21? 'W A gr Q., f lr K' 4 f-: 2 . .i 1 W A g . .AL , TZ' it 'U' v :. s .pi -if 1 f' .. . f 'wi I F .4 ' x .. '::5 ' 'A ki 3 g f t K' Y 5 Q 'I . M Ll! - 3 - , ' -1 . .f 'fe 4 . . .N I .3 at, Q S 104 Faculty SITTIN' PRETTY. Mr. Ed Story relaxes in his office. HARD AT WORK. Ms. Paula Powell catches up on some paper work while in her office.

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Oldham Trades One Press For Another Mass confusion hit as soon as Mrs. Mikey Oldham, the yearbook and newspaper adviser, who also taught journalism I resigned to work for her church. Problems arose September 18 on Mrs. Oldham's last day. Editors were trying to ask last minute questions in order to help the staff but the 18th was individual picture day and there wasn't much time for talking. I feel Mrs. Oldham prepared us well although we were a bit con- fused right after she left, yearbook photographer Johna Conatser said. For four of the five years Mrs. Oldham taught at Central, the Cub yearbook won the All-Oklahoman, top prize in its division. Other than winning the All-Oklahoman, last year's yearbook won Sweepstakes which was an honor to staff mem- bers and students alike. Writing children's Sunday School literature for the Southern Baptist Convention kept Mrs. Old- ham busy while she taught at Cen- tral. Mrs. Oldham decided to take a full-time job as Director of Child- hood Education. Responsibilities included all pre-school and chil- dren's activities except choir. We've missed Mrs. Oldham but we all wanted her to be happy, said yearbook staff member Teresa Mays. I have greatly enjoyed my years teaching at Central. The students and teachers here are great. Howev- er, I feel the Lord has led me to take this full-time position at my church, Mrs. Oldham said. WORK FILLED VACATION. Mrs. Mi- key Oldham jots down notes at yearbook and newspaper summer workshop. Faculty 103

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On Top of It All Keeping up with paperwork and trying to be available to students and teachers is the hardest part of Principal Mike McClaren's job. I'm very excited about the faculty this year, I think they are a very professional group of people, Mr. McClaren said. I-Ie concludes his first year at Central Mid-High, as principal. Over all, he said I like to be in a position where I can make deci- sions. The thing I like best about Central, Mr. McClaren said, is the students and the staff. I like to work with students who have a behavior problem, commented Mrs. Paula Powell, sophomore vice principal. Mrs. Powell's biggest goal is to work in the State Department of Education. She also feels that ad- ministration is more of a chance to get to know students better. Mr. Story, vice principal at Cen- tral said, I enjoy the work, but it is demanding. I really do enjoy the Central students, and I hope to be able to get into the classroom and see more of the average students. I picked the job because I saw it as a chal- lenge, Mr. Story said, The har- dest part of my job is to maintain a high level of firmness without sac- rificing fairness and flexibility, Mr. Story concluded. IN ACTION. Principal, Mr, Mike McClaren walks down the hall to make sure things are okay. Faculty 105