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

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Q 3' X Chris Landis Bobbi LaRue Lori Leclaire Hamilton Lee Monica Lee Sandy Lehenbauer Greg Leisinger Sydney Lemmon Karen Lesley Kevin Lesley Dan Lillard Debbie Lindsey Iay Littlepage Lisa Livesay Christy Lohr Lisa Longino Tony Lopez Debbie Lowell Hollie Lowell Nadine Lowry Lori Loyd f Donna Lundgren Carrie Luschen Ann Lutke Ella Luttrell Ella Luttrell Breck Lytle Dawna Mallow Frustration One of the common causes of frustration and anxity during the school day was a six sided, multi- colored terror, known as a Rubik's cube. This cube challenged al- most everyone who attempted to solve it, since it had over three bil- lion combinations, and only one solution. When it came to solving the cube, so that only one color was on each side, there were many choices. Some people bought books ex- plaining ways to complete the cube. Others took the cube apart and put it back together, piece by PUZZLERS. Cindy Hahn tries to work a Missing Link puzzle, while Janie Gordon attempts to find a solution to the Rubik's cube. piece. Still others took it to a friend who had mastered the solution. The cube's popularity increased even more when the Drama- !Speech Club sold them, as a fund raiser. The cubes sold by Drama- X Speech Club were like many other cubes, but were not authentic Ru- bik's Cubes. They were not as well made as original Rubik's cubes, but were about half the cost. I just can't get enough of the cube. Every time I put it down, I want to pick it back up and try to solve it, commented sophomore Elise Breese. Sophomores 83

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Christine Haney Kim Haney Ron Hargeskeimer Iohnica Harjo Paula Harmor Matt Harris Mick Harris Waymon Harrison Julie Hartly Tammy Harvey George Hatfield Shane Hawes Tammi Haynes Staci Hays Robert Hazlewood William Hazlewood Nick Heath Kevin Herd jimmy Hilburn jimmy Hildreth Kim Hillard Richard Hixson Dale Hockett Jeanne Hogan Diane Hollen Donald Hollertson Rhonda Holley Douglas Holman Kim Holman Ray Houchin Prank Houck Mary Hulstein April Humphrey Greg Humphrey Sharon Huse Daniel Hyer Mark Iacovelli Regina Idell Darryl Ingram Sheila Jackson Ronald jacox Greg Jennings Tonya John Rodney Johnson Karen Jones Krista Jones Sharon Jones Regina Karcher Donna Kear Mike Kellum Lori Kemler Terri Keppinger Donnie Keylon Hee Sun Kim Yon Hui Kim Therese King Gwen Kittrell Yuki Kiyooka Jeff Knight Shelley Koe Karla Kowardy jimmy Kwan Stacy Kyzer 82 Sophomores ,. 1 X X x Q . f e 1' fir? e . Fw I'-L' -Q.. J 3 ' as - su- alumna ,Egg :,' .,,. I ,rptbb A i. N . S .E ,,.. N R phi .pp fn. Q p f QV, Ni ' kk S . .Jr sa ar- 5 X x K b- s,, . ..,: 3 , M .P g 321, X E U1 If ' A -- L 'Q Z s ., - X X f, 'J f f EM,w f . a

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Rusty Malmberg Greg Manley Kelli Mann Cindy Mappes Kyla Martinez Kelly Mason Dosha Masterson Crystal Mathis Sherry Matthews Laura Mattingly Brian Matula Tommy May Stacye Mayo Teresa Mays Freddie McCarty Sherri McClees Iunior McCreight George McGreight Ted McDaniels jason McDonald Troy Mclilmurry Debbie McElyea Glenna McEwin Karen McFarland Allison McGee Melissa McGee Dawn McGeer Niki Mclntier Lisa McKee Tina McKee Karen McMakin Angela Meadows Dana Meek Gary Meeks Danny Mitchell Friends are Forevere Problems were something all freshman and sophomores were faced with. Usually the way to solve these problems was to talk to a friend. Friends are someone to have fun with as well as someone to get ad- vice from. But most of all just someone to listen to my problems, sophomore John Grissom said. Most students didn't really care how old or young their friends were. just as long as they were fun to be around, caring, and had a good sense of humor. Parents were commonly some- one some students felt better talk- ing to. Although there were a few that still felt more comfortable talking to a friend about the latest boy or girl they had their eye on for the past week. Parents usually don't understand. Of course, they nv. Y. ,, 'f' , , 93 - -' ' . ,..,.,.! cm' were my age once, but it wasn't yesterday. Times have changed and I find it easier to talk to someone my own age, sophomore Janie Gordon commented. Whether it was someone to have fun with or just to talk to. Friends were certainly needed and appreci- ated! FRIENDLY FOLKS. Freshman Sharon Roe- buck, Bobbie Mosher and Dana Bradshaw enjoy exchanging gossip during lunch. 4. Q7 Ana te - . w, Q, A x- 'f' as 1 E M 84 Sophomores