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

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ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY. This was one group worth remember- ing for many years to come. Stu- dents kept a close eye and a keen ear out to hear who won the Homecoming Queen at a pep as- sembly. QI-Iomecoming Queen was awarded to Beth Blackburnj l MOST LIKED. You can never have too many friends. Right? Freshmen most liked were Eric Newendorp and Holly Engle. MR. AND MISS FASHION. Mo- dels made in Moore. Greg Esmon and Cherrie Akins spend just a little more to look in style. IDEAL COUPLE. Puppy Love? The most ideal couple accord- ing to freshmen were Sean I-Iaffner and Debbie McGehee. MOST ATTRACTIVE. Good Looks paid off for freshmen's most attractive, Brian McMeans and Wendy Madden. CLASS CLOWN. Laughs kept them going for Moose Lee and Rhonda Bowen. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. A little extra work meant better grades and winning most likely to succeed for freshmen Tim Holbrook and Tami Ward. l Class Favorites 25

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l 'T5 MOST LIKED. Friends last Por- ever. If you don't agree, just ask Scott Rose and Beth Blackburn. MR. AND MISS FASHION. Look out Vogue and GQ. The sophomore's best dressed were Van Myers and Cindy Hahn. IDEAL COUPLE. It's a match made in heaven, or was it Cen- tral? The 10th grade Ideal cou- ple was Robert Wallar and Beth Blackburn. MOST ATTRACTIVE. Is beauty only skin deep? Ask our good- looking group, Mark Freelund and Kyla Martinez. CLASS CLOWN. Central Come- dians were somewhat dingier than the pros! Winners were Ken- ny Cole and Kris Abt. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Homework paid off for sopho- more winners Iohn Grissom and Pam Brooks. 24 Class Favorites The Way Gaining POPULAR- ITY wasn't always the ea- siest thing in the world to do. But once you got to know everyon it made things a wholeiot easier. There were quite a few ways to be POPULAR , So we decided to make a few categories and see just who the student body thought was the most pop- ular. We Were These were the categor- ies that we came up with: MOST LIKED , NMR. AND MISS FASHION , MOST ATTRACTIVEU, CLASS CLOWN , and last but not least, the tradi- tional MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDX' We would like to take this opportunity to CON- GRATULATEH all of the winners. ! 1 f E15 ' Z l

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Soaring Spirits Make Winners Whether it was wrestling, bas- ketball, football, track, swim- ming, or cheerleading, sports took time and effort. Sometimes that time and effort seemed worthless when it involved running in the cold or long workouts in the sum- mer heat. Being introduced at a pep assembly or scoring the win- ning point made the long hours of practice seem like nothing. Combining football teams with Moore West was one major change made. This was to prepare football players for playing at the high school and to avoid any hard feelings. Going to sports events and be- ing onthe winning side was excit- ing, whether player or spectator. Losing made the next win even more exciting. Win or lose, pep club and cheerleaders were always there to boost spirits with their enthusiasm. Being involved in a sport meant sometimes to give up a lot of free time to practicing with the team. But in the end, being a part of a team made it all worthwhile. SIDE STEP. During a pep assem- bly the cheerleaders hold their pose patiently. rv' 1 ,W S ,, 1 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Several of the cheerleaders prac- tice new steps for their upcoming skit. 26 Cheerleader EEMININE EOOTBAU... The football players show the student body the new cheerleaders, offi- cers, and pep club.