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

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fi READING TOGETHER. Sophomore Stephanie Neece and teacher Susan Higgins read together in class. ' I W f K any 6 .,.k..k,., 1- 1? K .J K it .. I J I 2 . .4 P , - it , J .. A . I I r f H as ,E K .X K lvljzgnirititq ,hh ' S X it it 'NV X 'I S 1 I I COMPUTER GENIUS, IN DEEP THOUGH71 in Mrs. Sharon l.iston's second hour Computer Literacy I class. 'Q Electives 43 il

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Not just lectives varied because of the wide variety of careers students wanted to go into. Whether it was taking pic- tures or driving for the first time, it was the student's choice. Did you know that there were very few girls in drafting and in woodworking? Surprisingly enough, there were an even amount of girls and guys in Home Economics and only one guy in Typing II. When counselor, Mrs. Pat Folks, was asked her opinion on the sub- ject she replied, In society today most jobs are labeled either for ACCURACYISIMPORTAN71 Sophomore Ron Cartmill demonstrates his accuracy on the band saw. 42 Electives another men or women, and I think that has a lot to do with it. Some students got stuck with electives they really didn't want. For instance, freshman Jayme Goines' 6th elective in 7th Grade was woodworking. This past year she was the only girl in her class. I really didn't want it at first, but after a while I really liked it, she said. Other students took electives be- cause of parental influence. A lot of students were in Driver Education for lower insurance rates. When asked if this class would be recommended to others, sopho- class! more Chris Cooper said, Yes, be- cuase sometimes we get to stop and get doughnuts Drama student Chris Gay, said, I would recommend Drama class if you aren't afraid of standing up in front of other people. Computer Literacy I student, freshman Amy Welch, said, Com- puter Literacy is fun if you know what you are doing, otherwise, it's very hard. All in all, students enjoyed their elective classes and had fun in them. RELAXINC after a hard day's work, freshman Dee Dee McQuintty finishes her typing assignment.

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O COME OIW! Sophomore Jared Summerfield impatiently waits for his teacher and classmates to join him so he can begin driving. ELECT IVES Art Arts 81: Crafts Band Basic Life Skills Chorus Clerical Procedures Competitive Athletics Computer Literacy Drama Driver's Education n French General Business German Journalism Keyboarding Mechanical Drawing Newspaper Office Procedures Photography Reading Recordkeeping Spanish Speech Typing Vocational Agriculture Vocational Home Economics Woodworking Yearbook MAY I HELP YOU? says sophomore Bobbi Purvine as she does her job in office procedures while in the 9th grade office. 44 More Electives 6