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

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WHAT CUTE COUPLES. Drama Club members playing the Newlywed Game are Tim Watson and Michelle Woodrum as couple 41, Van Nguyen and Kellie Kennedy as couple 452, and Tammy Davis and Diane lacox as couple 33 at the Howdy Assembly. Mx., ' WE QUITT' reply Teri Bobo and Van Nguyen to their boss in the Christmas Assembly. W .,.. ,,... i 5 f Ve ' . X - , f m K sf,--gmzls ,f.a -1 .5 . Fifi Q 1 Q Q ' f :mf A ,Q gx,,,,.. . p s ig A ,Nm me 1' ' K F N- I is 3? Al 3 , K Q' .. QW ,.-R L.. - v ky P V C Q' 1 ':-' if is W- 5 C 5 .. kgxw N 1 i Q ii- eg eess r e . X. Howdy Assembly ill , ' . lm In nf HAY DAN Drama Club sings the Hee Haw Song at the Drama Club

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Weiss off to see the WHZAIQD? .... DRAMA CLUB Shonda Blackshire, Teri Bobo Vicki Cowan, Lori Cross, Ken dna Daffern Tammy Davis, Dawn Dowling, Robin Ellis Knnrny Followwill, Robin Hill Diane Jacox Kell Kenned Kami Parsons Iamie Pickens, Kevin Richardson Brenee Ray burn, Michelle Reed, Benjamin Swaggert , Tracie Thomas Sponsor Debbie Korff I ' . 0 9 . I I. I . I I Y yr Vanessa Moss, Van Nguyen, .u . I . . . 9 , l o - uring Drama club meet- ings members went over business and participated in games that helped them to broaden their talents. It's a really fun club to join and a chance to work with other stu- dents, said sophomore Dawn Dowling. Sophomore Van Nguyen said, I really enjoy being in Drama Club. It gives me a chance to get away and forget some of my problems and be someone else. Drama Club had a busy year with parties, activities, the Christ- mas Assembly, and their final play in the spring. A I really enjoyed the Christmas party at Crystals. It was a blast! said sophomore Kevin Richardson, They ended the year presenting the play of The Wizard of Oz. Sophomore KishalAkers said, I really looked forward to our last play. It was a real challenge. Drama Club sponsor Ms. Debbie Korff said, Acting involves every part of the performer. He must use his mind, body, and his voice as well as his heart and soul. If he dedicates his whole self to his per- formance, there are no limits to what he can accomplish. IAMMIN WITH THE , CHIPMUNK5 at the Christmas Assembly is Kimmie White as Dave. Chipmunksare Kile Reyn- t olds as Alvin, Terry Perry- V men as Theodore, and jeff 4 Kingsley as Simon. K ' -0' 68 Drama C-lub

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ri iffsig di 4551 GETTING IT STRAIGHT Sophomore Bryan Mitchell is interviewed one more time by jamie Pickens, sophomore, and jennifer Fellows, fresh- man. - YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editorsg jennifer Simpson, Melin- da Snider. Staff: jennifer Craig, Bry- an Estabrooks, jennifer Fellows, Becca Richmond, Reshinda Ander- son, Marjie Carolus, Larry Chasteen, Kristi Corcoran, Kim Delaho, Tresa Lupton, Patrick McLearen, jamie Pickens, Kathy Rainer, Melissa Schwartz, Tina Simmons, Jeff Welch, Troy Whatley, Charles Young, Sherry Andrews. Adviser: Jeanette Shotwell. .VIHH L afllvrl 70 Newspaper! Yearbook O I ews from the Yearbook and Newspaper staffs of 186 ..... Cub Edition Editor Gyla Thein, freshman, said, Being editor and being on the newspaper staff has its ups and downs. It's hard to take a stand on an editorial issue, but I like interviewing and meeting new people. Sophomore Stacy Rogers enjoyed taking pictures for the newspaper staff. Stacy, who also served as page editor, liked working with the rest of the staff on special assignments. jamie Pickens, sophomore, and a student life editor on the yearbook staff, said, This year's yearbook staff was fun to be around .... even on Saturday work sessions! Being on the yearbook staff is hard work, but at the end of the year, it's worth it. Melinda Snider, sophomore Co- Editor of the yearbook, liked learn- ing more about journalism skills. Being on the yearbook staff is fun. I enjoy taking pictures and writing my own stories, said Me- linda. The yearbook workshops are great fun and a good place to get new ideas! Putting together this year's yearbook has been fun, but it takes a lot of hard work and imagi- nation. She also said, Designing the di- vision pages and helping staff members with layouts and stories were just part of the job. W -st J . t sr 5225- if as .: S,sg2eE3aigsrsf-e QS ' . I.jg-'gg,,s,.'Yfjgjgii . , ' '53 , 51' .. K -1 MN' K 1 .i ' . - SX-es '21iessie25fi.lfiisissy? - 1 L. - 2 K :iss .FF t 3. g N r .. X Y K K ?'Q::-Qgaf sikftf -jgiisii Y I B . , 'v' S 32 ' K 'k15?'j4ifj.f5?: ,f-nt. ,V fr' ' - , S i E if f ' f . . S 51 - g . - , W , - 57 ' i ' ., i' -..., 'Q 1 ggi R,-A . , Q jf , WE DELIVER!A few newspaper and yearbook members visit Owen Field in Norman during the day of the OIPA workshop and contest at OU in October.