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

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bers Kristi Corcoran, jamie Pickens, Kathy I O Rainer and Tresa Lupton as they perform FEELING PAIN T are yearbook staff mem . - s1sTER sus FEELS PAINT. X LK D iii r 'Fel 1 y Un- Nmyf Yr bg X-- ,T , ai ,. 54 -,ff . fi Aix ff? .H -W Q K xi, W 3 5' Martinez. Q. -J T he school meant many things to many people. We asked them in one word to describe it. Homework, said sophomore Stormi Madison. Blast, said sophomore Chris Selby. Mr. jim Faurot said, Stu- dents and sophomore Dace Gor- don, Boring Though not all agreed on how they felt, it was Unforgettable, 1 JI, , I I 0 ,-4 MOVIN' TO THE BEAT are freshmen Amy West, Lisa Dye and Veronica A CLASS ACT Sophomore Kevin Richardson, school mascot, carries top hat and cane at the Fall Festivities Assembly. Opening

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TRUE SPIRIT is what sophomore Alex Aitken shows during Homecoming As- sembly. LOST IN THE CROWD is exactly what these freshmen are after the Homecom- ing Assembly. 32 ' fm I lll I Iwi' ,3'1i'l IQ v r 'L b Opening A-fd HEE HAW Drama class members perform a skit at Homecoming Assembly.

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' Kee? '- ' uma!!! It his year the school was a full house, with an overwhelm- ing number of students. The lunch lines seemed to extend to the parking lot. In between classes people squeezed into the Q R c THE BAND marches at the Homecoming Parade. halls. But as the saying goes, the more, the merrier. And the ad- ded school spirit at pep assem- blies and football games made this year's students unique. d Student Life Division PIE IN THE FACE? Thein Pham, freshman, eats pie while blindfo at the Howdy Day assembly. HI! Pam Combs and jenny Bertone, freshmen, wave during the H coming Parade. 5