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

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94 Freshmen IR. Makes Tracks James Rosenburger is making tracks for the future. james is quite a talented person. He commented, Running is my life, and when I get out of school I plan on going to college on a track scholarship. I hope and dream one day, if I get good enough, I will make it to the Olympics. james is not only good at running, he enjoys running. James stated, I enjoy running and if I didn't enjoy it, I probably wouldn't be as good. Track and cross-country are the sports in which he participates. Cross-country is his favorite sport because cross-country is more en- joyable and easier for him. He also competes in road races which are Jeff Harmon Kristi Harrell Dianna Harris Irene Hartwig Jory Harvey Donnie Hatfield Janet Harfield David Hatley Eddie Hawkins Staci Hays Karen Headlee Leesa Henderson Debbie Herbster Karen Herd James Herford Steve Hess Renee Hilburn John Hire Mike Hites Brian Hodge Randall Hodson Gretchen Hoffer Tim Holbrook Rod Holder Tony Holt Jim Honeycutt John Hosler Steve Howard not a part of school competition. He has sixty-two medals in both cross-country and track. The awards and medals make all the hard work worthwhile to James. James started running four years ago, when he was in the seventh grade. I started running because I enjoyed it and felt I could be good at it, James stated. Various school records have been broken by James and he still holds most of them. The recent records broken by James are the 880, mile, 1320, 440, and the 330. James plans on working hard to- wards his goal, but in the mean- time, he hopes to set more records and keep on running. Workout. James Rosenberger practices ' before and upcoming meet. I .1 ...f Q

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s I ,f I ' Asif I f l , I 1 7 4, I X Double Vision Qu. fp- z X I Karen Hames Steve Hamilton Dan Hannabass Chris Hansen Mikel Hardy Karen Harkins Kenneth Genzer Tom Gillies Nickie Gleason Gordon Gomme Cjristina Gonzalez David Goode Tiger Goodwin Chad Graham Robyn Grammont Justine Graves Cherri Gray Randy Gray jason Gregg Kerri Griffith Kevin Grigsby Sherry Grham Lisa Grooms Sean Haffner Tony Hale Robert Haley Tracy Hall Sometimes being a twin an- noyed me because people would mistake me for Christy, said Carol Franks. Duplicates? Almost, except in the case of Jeff and jennifer Pad- gett. We weren't like most twins because we couldn't ever wear each others clothes, except that every once in a while Jennifer would get off with one of my shirts, com- mented jeff Padgent. We may have looked a little bit alike, but our personalities were completely different, said Sharon Jones. Karen, Sharon's twin, added, Most of the time people thought we looked more like sisters than twins. In the case of being a twin, closeness and obligation some- times stepped in. Jennifer Padgett said, I like being a twin, but some- times I felt like his mother, always looking out for him and picking up after him. CONFUSED CORNER. Which is which? Twins are often confused as you can tell with Carol and Christy Franks, Freshmen 93

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Jeff Howell Karen Howell Howie Huddleston Kim Hudson Lara Hughes Shelly Hughes Kurt Hukill Don Hull jim Huse james Ingram Mike Isaacs Tammy Jacks Andrew jackson Debbie jackson Denise Jackson Jennifer jackson jennifer lager Leslie Johnson Shari Johnson Wayne johnson Leslie Johnston Brian Jones Daniel Jones Jason jones Wayne jones Susan Justice Laura Kellum Kevin Kemper Mark Kendall Scott Kent William Kent Shelly Kidd Vickie Kilhoffer Hee Sun Kim Kevin Kincheloe Kathi Koonce Timmy Kutch Javonna Lair Michelle Lancaster Robert Landis David Lane William Lassley Mark Ledford Barry Lee Greg Lee Moose Lee Joe Legg Shirlee Lehew Debbie Lewis Scotty Lewis Suzie Lewis Chris Liles Alan Lindsey Deanna Limke Dawn Linton Carl Loftis Connie Long Marc Long Donnie Lovvo Willairn Lowry Kenneth Lucero David Lunow Lori Lutheran Freshm