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

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Nia SPORTSMANSHIP MAKES THE MAN. Freshman Winn Gonzales shakes hands with his opponent after winning his match. V I 4' G., ' as M V V J 1 s f B C at ii i,,ii 4 it 'T V 7 1' it f E if ii Z f. WRESTLING 9th: Vince Blatt, Brandon Brock, Mark Evans, Winn Gonzales, Michael Goodsen, Chris Gregg, Floye Lavarnway, Casey Lore, Johnny Myers, Terry Nickels, Iustin Oakey, Thomas Olsen, Travis Yost. 10th: Dennis Blundell, Ron Cartmill, Jeffrey Dubbs, Dace Gordon, Scott Hannabass, Ted Hansen, Van Nguyen, Jason Snider, Robert Washington. 9th Manager: Natalye Bishop 9th Coach: Ron Starr 10th Coach: Harvey Weigle 1 up .,..,. H- - . t , W ' A ,M ' . ,Z H :K Q X y ,,.,,,.,2,.,.ti E I f S -fini' 4 - 'Tj -' ig - - 'fifth'-..5q j GETTING READK Freshman Brandon Brock concen- trates on his opponent from Hefner.

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Determination more them ekiri deep TOUGHCOMPETITION. 28 Wrestling otal concentration, men- tally, was important in wrestling. Both strength and speed were important too. Although sophomore Ron Cart- mill said, Speed is more. lf you are quick, the other guy can't use his strength on you. Wrestlers had to practice two to four hours every day and then lose several pounds before matches. Wrestling means getting in shape and having fun, said fresh- man Tony Southerland. It not only took a dedicated wrestler but a dedicated coach too. I think Coach Starr is the most dedicated coach I've ever seen. I-Ie tries to do everything he can to help the team, said freshman Travis Yost. When some of the wrestlers were asked about the most memorable thing that happened to them this past year, some of them said: Robert Washington --- When I got a chance to start on Varsity. Ron Cartmill --- I beat a guy by the score of 9-2, and he beat me last year. Freshmen --- the Mustang Tourna- ment. The Cubs won First Place, and freshman Travis Yost was named Outstanding Wrestler. And what does it take to be the best? Constant dedication and lots of extra effort, said sophomore Jason Snider. Sophomore Van Nguyen replied, Dedication, determination, and having a good attitude .... the at- titude of a winner! don Brock has a major workout with Coach Starr's son. R x ,, N N SCN. 3 tx WAIFIM-UP TIME. Sophomoresf, warm-up takes place at high school before a matc .

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Bouncing is the ractice makes perfect or close enough! Everyone of the players said the only part of basketball they didn't like was practice or losing, and, of course, the best part was the reward of winning! Central's freshman girls basketball team was unde- feated all season. Central's sophomore girls basketball team had 9 wins and 5 losses. Freshman Tootie Jones said, I play every position, and I'm good at everything! Cheri Frazier, sophomore, said, I've played guard for about three years, and I've re- bounded about five rebounds this season! Freshman Becky Thomp- son said, The only thing I I 'fi' 'EQ -2 5? -- EEST hated most about practice was doing suicides-they are really tough! Bobbi Purvine, sophomore, said, I have always liked away games better because I think I do better when people I don't know watch. Also, you get to meet people at away games! This basketball season was a good one for both of the Central's girls basketball teams. Most players planned to play next year. GIRLS BASKETBALL 9th Karr: Barnett Carrie Berg man Donna Corn Kristy Don Glover Crrstl Hanklns Kacl Harrell Tonya Hughes Katura Jones Lori Kimbrough Jennifer Skinner Kellie Strong Jennifer Vaught Leah Williams Brandi Wmner Misty Wolfe 10th Dawn Beachler Chantel Coulter Cheri Frazier Patricia Garski Amy Herndon Taira Huffmes Tlffam Klarlch len nlfer Newsom Crystal Parks Bobbi Purvme Shawna Rut ledge Donna Sunliagle Amy Thompson jennifer Wiggins Coaches janet Southard and Leanna Moore z . I . - I I I ' nelly, Carla Foughty, Athena I . . . I . I I , . . I . Lee, Gina Romanello, Carrie . I . I . I . . , . . ' . . 3 1 I . . I . . . .I I . . I . . . I I . I I . . I - I I I . . . G