Moore High School - Lion Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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WE SALUTE OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE K R , I gl g That flag of stars and suipes is yoursg It is the emblem of the promised land. . . . I am proud of my future. I am an American. Elias Lieberman 5 s 2

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HIGH SCHO d ni upon the bank MOCRE OL, s of the Brazos Since 1881, Moore High School has stood with ig ty River. From an humble four-room building, our physical plant has expanded into a stately campus consisting of a main building and annex having thirty-three classrooms and a library, a family and home-life building, an agricultural building, five mobile classrooms and a gymnasium-auditorium. Although there have been moderate exterior changes, more significant changes have been made in the curriculum and our admini- strative practices - changes which have placed more emphasis on our American heritage ' ' to exhibit leadership and coopera- - our ability to tion, to discover and to invent. Though someday these buildings wi create, to express personal opinions, ll be replaced, the love and me mories enshrined