Moore High School - Lion Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Driver Education Driver Education classes stress safety in opera- ting motor vehicles as well as the state and local laws governing the operation. Physical fitness in boys Physical Education classes is a must as shown by these boys try- ing to master sit- ups . MR. J. W. MRS. C. MRS. E. E. WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON WISE Driver Education Physical Education Physical Education 29

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Moore High School Moore High School is a community of young American citizens possessing one com- mon goal - a secondary education. The experiences the more than 800 students gain while on its campus are typical of those at any other American high school. I Students enjoy warm friendships. They absorb in varying degrees the lessons taught. They accept responsibilities. They grow in understanding and maturity. Yet there is one trait Moore High School students possess which surpasses the average student group, and that is MOORE HIGH SCHOOL SPIRIT! ll 'Mis mi! ll! i x