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

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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE. Newspaper staffers, Jirn Honey- cutt, Stephanie Beets, Kevin Kemper, joey Babylon and Cry- stal Bishop lay out one of the many issues of the Purr. TALENTED TEACHING. Ms. Jeanette Bene' checks over some of her grades for her journalism 1 students. 54 YearbookfNewspaper

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1 9 ? BUILDING BUSILY. Kyla Mar- tinez and Christi'Lohr build props for U.T.B.U. CHATTING. Ms. Linda Prock and Ms. Barbara Link discuss the last DramafSpeech Club meeting. PATIENTLY LISTENING. Sean Pratt and Laura Mattingly find out some exciting news from Tyler Crider. DRAMA AND SPEECH. Front Row. I. Turner, M. Scarbrough, H. Engle, K. Harrell. Second Row. K. Martines, L. McGuire, L. Puck- ett. Back Row. C. Clifton, T. De- Bow, A. Sharp. DRAMA AND SPEECH. Front Row. C. Hoffner, B. Moore, S. Matthews, K. Smith. Second Row. J. Suggs, T. Kendrick, R. Hilburn, M. Switzer. Back Row. D. Herb- ster, S. Sparks, C. Lohr. DRAMA AND SPEECH. Front Row. M. Freedland, J. Edwards, S. Haffner, K. Roberti. Second Row. L. Nash, L. Hughes, S. Jones, T. Ward. Back Row. G. Kittrell, R. Mitchusson, T. Clanton. Drama! Speech 53

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FOCUSINC IN. Mrs. Cara Mizirl and photographer Tricia Bias fo- cus their cameras for group pic- tures as yearbook staffers, Jerry Everett, Dianna Harris and Gwen Kittrell look on. ORGANIZATION PAYS OFF. Yearbook Lay-out Editor Tia Clanton tries to organize students for group pictures. Time and Time Again The thrill of victory was better than it has ever been before. The Cub year- book staff finally won the most honorable award . . . The Sweepstakes, at the OIPA fall workshop at the University of Oklahoma. The Cub won four first place awards in individual entries and two second place. It also won the All Oklahoman, which made the book its fourth year to win. Winning came as a complete shock to me! sophomore Gwen Kittrell said. Everything we had ever worked for and all of the trouble really paid off. Newspaper editor John Ralls added, I was really happy for everyone of the yearbook staff. It's a really great honor to have such a good yearbook at our school. Winning wasn't ever- ything as both staffs soon found out. After only two weeks of teaching, advisor Mikey Oldham announced her resignation to go to work for her church. This soon brought on great problems. For the YEARBOOK STAFF. FRONT ROW. B. Blackburn, K. Roberti, J. Venablefphotogj, S. Hays, J. Ever- ettfphotogl SECOND ROW. R. Parkerfco-ed.j, T. Mitchell, T. Biastphotogj, K. Harrellfasst. ed.j, J. Conatserthead-photogj, B. Sis- sontco-ed.J BACK ROW. R. Hol- ley, G. Kittrellfbus. man.J, T. Clantontlayout edj, Dianna Har- ris, K. Abtfcopy edj, K. White NEWSPAPER STAFF. FRONT ROW. V. Nowlinihead-photog.j, S. Beets fFeature edj, L. Corley fSports ed.J, T. WardQCopy ed.D. SECOND ROW. S. Montgomer- ytco-ed.J, J. Babylontphotogj, J. GordonfLayout ed.J, C. Bishop- CNewsbrief ed.J, J. Honeycutt lAsst. Sportl, BACK ROW. K. Kemper fArtistJ, J. Rallsfco-ed.J, I. Griffin teditoriall next two months both staffs were run by substi- tutes and student teachers. Of course, it has been confusing, but I believe we have done really well. The teachers have all clone a good job for the changes, newspaper editor Steve Montgomery said. Finally after two and a half months we got our permanent teacher, Ms. Jeanette Bene'. I enjoyed the friendliness of the staffs the most, Ms. Bene' commented. Despite all of the prob- lems, the staffs all stuck to- gether for another great year. YearbookfNewspaper 55