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

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and how 0 SAV TKT? WANT TO IOIN? Sophomores Teresa Farrell, Ki- sha Akers and Dawn Beachler perform their skit at the Howdy Assembly. els? GETTING EXCITED! Everyone sits down for a game of bingo. INTERNATIONAL CLUB 9th gradep Dena Ambrose, Rose Marie Baker Rhonda Ballard Kerry Bertone Amy Betts Lisa Birch Becky Campbell, Alberto Cantu Pam Combs Susan Con- dict Barry Cossey Lori Cross Dawn Elliott Travis Few Becky Flowers Scott Guidry Colt Has- son Theresa Hulsey Erika Hunnicutt lon Hymer Shan- non Irwin Megan johnson Tel- lecia jones Lynnelle jury Becky Keith Kimmey King Kristi Lawrence Misty Lawson Shannon Legg David Leon hardt Deana McCann Susan McLaughlin Kandie Melvin Stacie Mengers Tom Moore La vanda Pearson Melanie Pruett Kristi Schapka Kim Scott Dawne Shields Andrea Smith Stephanie Smith Alan Sutton Andra Teal Dawn Traxler Paul Vaquez Doug Wheeler Jill Wheeler Pam Woods Milisa Zeka Trent Worthen Easter Greene Gina Forth Sponsors Kathie Lmders and Pat McGarrlty 1 inf' HI THERE! Freshman Lisa Birch gives the camera a big smile at the lock-in. Q International Club 57

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Eiinowin what yotunifce sayin . INTERNATIONAL CLUB Officers Kisha Akers president- Kelley Drewry vice-president Kevin Rose reporter Teresa Farrell secretary Reva Craig photographer and historian' Marco Rivera German re Shelley Lesher French rep Heather Smith Spanish rep. Neva Akers Spanish rep 10th grade Dawn Beachler Tammy Boyd Dana Buckles Bobby Buntin Debbie Cantu Melena Fairchild Deana For- tenberry Allen Gradnigo Tina Hagarty Shelly Harkema Mi- chelle Hayes Melinda Herman Lance Howard Angel Hunt April Hurst Tracy lacovelli Patty Lamaster Ben Lee Randy Little Jennifer Morgan Sa- mantha Morris Angie Morton Hung Nguyen Mike Peterson Young Oh Amy Reed Michelle Schafer Tiffany Trotter Jenni- fer Waterman Tammy Wile Lori Wilkerson Kisa Winn Mi- chelle Wise Kristi Himes . : . I I . 1 1 1 F 1 7 1 . I 1 P-I , . -1 1 F , . 3 1 I . I I I Rhonda Cloud, Rena Dufner, . I l I I I . I . I I I U I QI I I I I I 0 . I I I I I I I I I . 1 . . Y' . I . I , . 56 International Club he only way to get into In- ternational Club was by taking a foreign language. It had a lot to offer for those who were interested in the foreign languages of French, Span- ish, and German. They tried to have as many ac- tivities as possible during the school year. Moore Skate Arena was where the lock-in was held. They went caroling at Wal-Nut Creek Square, attended a French and Spanish concert, and played bingo in all of the different lan- guages. Vice-president Kelley Drewry, sophomore, said, It is really fun. You get to learn a lot about differ- ent countries. President Kisha Akers, sopho- more, said, It's really cool. She hopes to encourage people to join International Club. When asked why she decided to run for presi- dent Kisha replied, '1Because it was a great opportunity, and I took it. Sophomore Michelle Hayes said, It's a lot of fun, and there are a lot of sweet people in it. I would rec- ommend it for someone else. Sophomore Teresa Farrell said, It's a lot of fun. It's the people that make the club. Everyone is there for the same reason - to get a bet- ter knowledge of international cul- tures. Freshman Spanish representative Neva Akers said, lt is fun. We try to do many things during the year. Sophomore Allen Gradnigo said, l enjoy taking French Il, and In- ternational Club offered me an out- let to get acquainted with other for- eign language students. The club was a learning exper- ience as well as a lot of fun. ALL DRESSED UP are Lisa Birch, jay Lawcher, Rhonda Ballard and jennifer Waterman at the Hallow- een Lock-in.

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