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

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' STEADY .. STEADY Sophomore 'i-' Debbie Wells does a back walkover on the balance beam. LAP AFTER LAR jason Schrader, sophomore, butterflies another lap during practice at the high school pool. 9 . Sports Division 19

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'-'Rolling thletes, a total ingredient of practice, skill, practice, ability, and more practice. Competitive sports ranged from football to golf, but what- ever the sport, the athletes were all the same in one way. They all tried their hardest to be the best at what they did. Q ,iff 1 V , - gl wr J f 1 at , , 1, 4 jg '51 'ily' A -.: vA f VV: fl' X A 'ng' 7 Y IWW, I rzl , ,,.,,. 5 I fi H . K, at ' fha if gh , - 1.7 , ,, U fm VV VV gi- ! ,:,i' if .IZ 18 Sports Division 9 ition ol11Pd----- Thec M MY NUMBER IS 74 ,M Travis Few tens his na Q ,,,,-,,,,--,--.1 position at the Homecoming Assembly. is i ki? :.k .-,. - K K Rig -rr,,s ,rr ? r nfs? 35-fs f lv 'oi- sgi if fr - f?c,,.5u-'5VE55i5k . ::. wif' f . ji, ON TOP OF THE PYRAMID. Kyle McDonald, Tobey Simpson, R dy Puckett, and john Stafford cheer on the girl football players at Powder Puff Football Game. UNDEFEATED AGAIN!! Once more the freshman football team h managed a no-loss season.

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BASEBALL Kyle Davis, David Gattis, Patrick Good, Matt Herndon, Michael Johnson, Timo- thy Kindler, David Lightfoot, Chris McClees, Terry Nickles, Peter Parsons, Michael Phillips, Danny Reed, Greg Reed, Mark Rhodes, Manuel Roman, Tony Southerland, Timothy Thornton, Keith Vinyard, David Vos Alecx Coo per Michael Fitzgerald, Randy Gantz Johnny Graham Chris Harris Jason Holland Robert Hughes Eric Lewis Patrick Oathout Matthew Russ, Mi- chael Schane Chris Selby Timothy Ste- phenson, Danny Towey II, Eric Walton Manager Shelly Arther Christine .Bryars Jennifer Coil Coach Craig Wright WINDING UP! Ronnie Watson sophomore gets ready . f ,. to pitch. ',,,, r I - . . I I . . I I . . I I I 4 . I . . I I . I . . 0 ' I . . , . . . . . f G , 1 s 5 i if Q st is ...tram I as Q s-TSS: W' kk X s A s s arms'-5 W STEADY? Freshman Matt Herndon, catches the ball, as it approaches him. Qi .,.. . f . ' ..., . . ---- fhfff..- ss..-was . sissy.-. f -sxd,,..Q,,J-xg1..... I, 5 Baseballs, up: and coming 'Xi 4 . if cg L A P so t o . sw Y H .. lerstfarlf f' X . sf i iia if W Y , X Ng.. , . . It. . it ei gi. , I :s --e- , . N .ii .... a . ii'-'s T s is 'J N' -Ls Y -- as - TWT? A . K s-straws Y ff. .... . -QM-rf 20 Baseball Q CET IT OVER THE PLATE! Freshman Danny Reed catches the ball. ne of the most de- manding sports at school was baseball. It was a popular sport as a lot of football players transferred into it for second semester. Freshman Mike Phillips and sophomore David Cochran were two baseball players. They had both played Little League and got into baseball because they enjoyed it. They also wanted to play in high school. Mike was aiming for a college scholarship in baseball. When the two discussed base- ball, it sounded like a lot of fun, but it's also a lot of hark work. We run about two miles a day and we do fifteen sprints and a lot of other exercise, Da- vid said. They also did stretches, push- ups, and suicide until 5 o'clock each evening, Mike added. The hard work will pay off. They both agreed that Central would have a good team this year. All the players get along very well.