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

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Randy Mitchell Ronnie Mitchusson Mia Mitscher Mike Monroe Steve Montgomery Chris Moore Tye Moore Derri Morgan Mike Morgan David Morris Van Myers Tammy Nelson Mary Nevious Greg Nichols Valerie Nowlin Randy OBryant Heather Oldham Kevin O'l.eary Dana Ott Erika Ottoson William Oberkirrsch Jeff Padgett jennifer Padgett jon Painter Kelley Painter Robin Parker Shree Parker Suzan Parker Velvet Patterson Darrin Pelfrey Richard Perry Kenny Peterson Van Pham Karen Phillips Toni Phillips Stephanie Pierce Pam Pinson Aaron Poffenberger Steve Poole jonny Powell Sean Pratt Cindy Price james Price Kim Price Michele Prince Brian Provost Tracy Pruitt Lancia Puckett johnny Pumphrey Leanne Paines john Ralls Ramona McCoy Alana Reed jimmy Reed Kevin Reed l.aDonna Reed Randy Reese Djuana Rice Glenda Rice Tracey Rice Michelle Richardson Tiffany Richardson Chris Riggs Sophomores 85

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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

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Lane Riggs Chera Robbins Peter Roberti Bobby Rodgers Joni Rogers Billy Romhild Ann Rooks Scott Rose James Rosenburger Sandy Ross Bill Rowland Bobbie Sue Rudolph Marla Russell Jerry Ryder Robert Sales Brent Sanders Debbie Sanderson Mike Schaub Steve Scheller Donna Schmidt Mike Schreiber jeff Schulte Andy Schultz Rubbin Schumacher Carl Schwartz Sue Scott Mike Seckman jimmy Secrist Scot Seekings Mike Seiter Kevin Selby Esta Self Shaun Sexton Stacy Shank Bobby Shannon Mark Sharkey Amy Sharp Leslie Shaw Steve Shaw Sherri Shehorne Mark Shelton Randall Shipman David Shirley Tammy Sikes Teresa Sikes Joanne Sims Gina Sims Beth Sisson Debbie Sitsler Major Skinner Carrie Smith Christi Smith Duane Smith David Smith Gerald Smith jana Smith Ricky Smith Steven Smith Teresa Smith Tony Smith Keith Snider Robi Snyder Angela Soliz 86 Sophomores L' .5 zz. V- W E -. ' E X .. fix ef:,,..r eees , . X ti -iir I .. .- '- .4 xt .. .Y f M as is 5 Q- A X aft? ' .af Q Q my X X-A S S rv Nw Wx as L X -wr .-w...., . 1 W ' et - P- -LW' - . f- rf tt- E S 'W' E tir-- Q :I ..:-: +- F 1 -sa:fjg,. X K Q, .,..... t. . iv W all YI X Q , S I g 3 li in N? S ,faux