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

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Ti if 'Km 'Q RESTINC! Sophomore Trey Wade and freshmen ,l.R. Clark and Chris Gregg attend an Industrial LArts'Club meeting. aa WORKING-HARD!f'l3reshman Jayme Goines worlcs on hers W, woodworking project. K r V L L g ' INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 9th jerry Broadbent, Floye La Yonnes 10th Brian Bale, jason Cook, Trinity Cook, jeff Dubbs David Goddard, johnny Graham, jason Keller, Wayne Roberts, Mr chael Schane, Mike Simpson, Les- lie Smith, Trey Wade, Tyler Worthen. SPONSORS: Beth Jen- nings and George Standard. . varnway, Bryan Howard, Travis I V' G lI'tdl15h'lal'AAl'tSiCll-lbs 61 ,rWW.5,'w . W H, v rad' U 'U Wg'

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Ag. I Joey Cagle Terry Clanton Kim DeLaho Chris Fetherlof Danny Mathews Chris Miller Terry Nickels Danny Reed Greg Reed Patrick Richardson Chris Seales Ag ll jared Angle Kim Hagstrom Gina Liguoir Donal Magerkurth Kristy McCaslm Tj Roesler Vickie Russel jimmy Smith Leslie Smith Randy White jeff Davis Phillip Williams Sponsors: Tony Anderson and was GETTING THE HANG OF IU Freshman Greg Reed works with his steer Frosty at the Ag Farm to get ready for a show. sz FFA Q FFA offers iiirsit-liiearncsl JSXQJQJSJQQJIJSNCE hile most people were at home in a nice cozy bed, sophomore Kristy McCaslin was feeding and watering her pig. Kristy showed a pig for her Vo-Ag class project. Some kids thought that Vo-Ag was an easy goof-off class, but they soon learned that taking care of their animal wasn't so easy. TJ. Roesler, sophomore, said, I thought it would be fun, when asked why did you enroll in Ag. TJ. is now raising a steer named Shoestring and a heifer named Mrs. Beauty. Kim Hagstrom, sophomore, wanted to get into Vo-Ag because she went to shows with her sister and thought they were fun. While Kristy and TJ. were rais- ingtheir animals at the Ag Farm, Kim was raising her horse named Lady at her own farm at her house. The Vocational Agriculture Farm was provided for the students if they didn't have a place to raise their animals. In September a watermelon feed was held along with an amateur olympics. In December the annual FFA Christmas Banquet took place, Chele Gravitt, junior, was elected chapter sweetheart. The Building Our American Community KBOACQ project was held in January. The members went to Wal-mart and fingerprint- ed children along with photograph- ing them on a video tape. To end the school year the Moore Future Farmers of America held their annual Spring Bar-B-Q Din- ner and Awards Banquet in May. kJ'M d.r, ,. F M, PIGCING OU'I1 'Unique eats supper while Freshman Terry Clanton brushes him.