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

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Making hile most of you were in your sixth hour waiting for the 2:40 bell to ring so you could get home in time to watch Days of Our Lives, the track students were on a bus to the high school waiting to get dressed out and warmed up so they could practice until 5:00. A lot of time and effort was put into track. Sophomore Chris Larkin said, We practice hard every day until TPAX about 5:00 so we'll be our best at track meets. Track meets were usually held on Saturdays. When asked what he liked best about track meets, freshman Thein Pham said, just to run on the track! The track team worked hard this year, said freshman Marlf Evans, and we'll keep on making tracks. f Q sr ,M , ,Mr W, 5, if A I ,wa I'I.L BETI CAN BEAT YOU! Sophomore Tammy Richard- son and freshman Callie Monroe practice for track, S 55511 '- . F' f'.,r:wzs:1, 44 5' '9:?if5'?EEL5'1i:15I'if A i - S f K K . K NOTHIN'5 GONNA BREAK MY STRIDE. Freshman LeAnn Wilmetl' runs around the track during practice, TOP TEAMS PRESENTED. The best gymnastics teams from all over Oklaho- ma, including Moore, present them- selves at a meet. gyms, T if ggi- Q.-' '

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R N ...-.six we- 'i s ii il K Q X Q, 3 . Kick it! occer was a very challenging sport. A player was con- stantly moving. In practice players conditioned to meet these standards. Some athletes chose soccer as the most fun and the most challenging physically. Players had to drill to perfect their skills in juggling, passing and man- uvering the ball. .U THE NEXT Pl:'LI: ? Sophomore Edward Hayden gets ready to put some moves on an oncoming player. BOYS SOCCER Jeremy Blackwell, Bill Bray, Quinton, GIRLS SOCCER Cobb, Todd Hinderson, Bryan How- Lauiren Barrera ard, Chris Jefferson, lun Hoe Kim, lffdl Berryman Jun Hyong Kim, Matthew Moffatt, TIHQUY Qlary 0 Paul Porter, Kevin Rose, Jeffery Carrre Srrradoskr Turner, Darrell Dalthrop, Christo- Darsha 5Peu pher Donnell, Edward Hayden, James Marla Wagner Hulet, Jason Ingleheart, Scott Kin- KFHY R09 i drick, Brandon Phillips, Travis Reyn- Tiffany Smith olds, Tobey Simpson, Jared Summer- Coach: Anna Thompson field. Coach: Alan jones DRILLS, DRILLS, DRILL5. Players maneuver the ball cautiously. . 3 'i t frii ff' ' . s i Q f Q ,f e V' gn 5 .-., i l'i t f' tiff' iiii P Q 5 S 5 .fl rr? if s B-3 Q f ' 1 Zi . 5 4 f 'ff , V' B' I , -4

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GYMNASTICS 9th: Tiffany Sochor. 10th: Melissa Schwartz, Karen Suhn, Debbie Wells. Coach: Becky Fleming GIRLS TRACK 9th: Neva Akers, Sherri Beck, Reishonda Blackshire, Rebecca Campbell, November Clifton, Tonya Hughes, Sherry Keener, Rebecca Thompson, LeAnn Wilmeth, Wendy Wilson. 10th: Beth Dennett, Catherine Imes, Todi Jilge, Tammy Rich- ardson, Lourie Stephenson, Be- lynda Ward. Manager: Callie Monroe. Coach: Janet Southard BOYS TRACK 9th: Brent Gardner, Shannon Gibson, Nevin Kirkland, Keith Lang, Monty Rumse , Jeff Ryan, Salem Sharp, gerreck Tucker, Paul Wasik, Trent Worthen, Jong An Yi, Mark Ev- ans, Thein Pham. 10th: Chris Gay, James I-lodges, Chris Larkin, Mark Schlen- huber, Scott Shelton, Timothy Stephenson, John VanHook. Managers: Chantel Coulter, Kayla McCoy, Jennifer Wig- gins. Coach: Kyle Marr f: :'r A Flipped over' FLIPS nother prestigious sport was competitive gym- nastics. In gymnastics the students had to work hard from 1:40 until 4:30 P.M. The requirements of gymnastics were form, technique, balance, agil- ity, gracefulness, and some dance. This year four gymnasts were from Central. Coach Becky Fleming said, The team has made tremendous pro- gress from the beginning of the season. The girls have worked very diligently at improving their form and technique, and it has definitely paid off at the meets we have at- tended. We have placed first or sec- ond in all but one of the meets we have attended this year, and there have been many individual awards brought home also. The team is an extremely hard-working and dedi- cated group. I know that all of their efforts are going to pay off at the state meet llfebruary 233 this year when we bring back first place! ? , ff ia PEP TALK. Members of girls track talk to a coach about running. STRIVINC FOR PERFECTION. Sophomore Melissa Schwartz checks her stance while standing on a balance beam. it .4 ' 5 .... 2 lt e 5 'Q-albvk . - . :-f .-,..- is Ussl' is W TrackfGymnast1cs 3