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

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PASTINC DOWN HEADLINES. Newspaper members slave over the light table in order to get The Cub Edition out on time! E i ! WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU ATE!?! Yearbook staff members take a break for lunch during a Saturday work session. NEWSPAPER STAFF Co Editors Kayla McCoy Cyla Them Tim Morris Chris Selby Staff jason Brady Greg Conder Kristy Donnelly Richard Har rmgton Leslie Herdench Julie Simmons Angie Iaynes jennifer Sanders Renee Stearns Erm Waggoner 1st Sem Journ Kevin Andrus jason Bruce Susan Bryant, Bonnie Burton johnny Steve Bruffy Stephmie Hodgen Chuck Melton Patrick Morgan Tammy Richardson Stacy Rogers 2nd Sem journ November Clifton Mallsa Cordon Travis Holasek Jason Runyan Jennifer Weeks Dianne Evans Nyla Lester Kellie McKnight Mi chelle Whiteside Adviser Jeanette Shotwell ' 0 1 1 0 I l 1 . ' 3 r 1 1 I I I 0 I I I ' . I I . I Cabral, Erika Hunnicutt, Andy Rupe, Mike Smith, Joey Wilson, I . . I I l I , . . I . I l I I , I r 1 1 ' Q Newspaper!Yearbook 1

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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.

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1 Moore Pride is ts a great way to learn Q Q about music and meet o Oo -e-T657 QQ MARCHING DOWN MAIN STREET in the parade is the sophomore band. new people, said sopho- more Debbie Hallauer, flutist 2nd band. The sophomores were divided into three bands which also con- sisted of juniors, seniors and soph- omores from Moore West. Band director, Brent Burdick, said, The third band was one of the best bands I have every direct- ed. They are very talented musi- cians. Band keeps you busy. There is always something rolling, said Steve Stanton, percussionist 2nd band. I have a lot of good friends be- cause of band. It helped me learn a lot more than just music, said sophomore Angie Blackwood, clarinet 1st band. Band students added their own special touch to Moore Pride. V we M W i' WAITING FOR THE CUE to begin the pa- rade is sophomore Debbie Hallauer. SOPHOMORE BAND 1st Band Flute: Nayibe Gonzalez Debbie Cantu Laura Baker Deanna Hendricks JoAn- na Wamisher. Bassoon: Todd Hiler. Clarinet: Angie Blackwood. Alto Sax: Patty Lamaster. Trumpet: Eric Joyner. Trombone: Travis Reynolds. 2nd Band Flutes: Debbie Hallauer, Angel Hurst, son Hood, Amy Reed Sandra Mail-nos Michelle Thompson Clairnet- Jody Kelly. Bass Clarinet Tracy Ieffries Rena Dufner. Alto Sax: Michelle Schafer. Trumpet: Cad Sorrell, Chris Kyzer, Scott Sandersfield, Jennifer Swisher. Tuba: Mike Payne. Percussion: Steve Stanton, Kelly Young. 3rd Band Flutes: Melinda Herman, Becky Price, man Donna Watson. Oboe: Melissa Carter. Clarinet. Julie Bufkin Tina Hale D - mian Loehle Christy Mays, Shannon . Talaswaima, Dori Wardle. Alto Sax: Glen Wiley. Tenor Sax: Steve Lette. Trumpet: Jeff Marlar, Scott McGara, Chris Nicks, Jeff Rhodes. Tuba: Brian Baca. Percussion: Keno jones, Veronica Mar- tinez, Mike Russell. Kim Wright, Ruth Ann Flowers, Ally- .G 72 Sophomore Band Shannon Tarkington, Jennifer Water-