Moore High School - Saga Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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=a i 1979 Annual Staff has tried to capture all ee ower of Moore fis School, the students, and the faculty in this year’s SAGA. We’ve focused on the mixed emotions, as well as the specific activities at Moore. As the Saga comes to a close and the memories are all that remain, we must depart and travel our sepa- ° rate roads. The Seniors leave with many memories that will be forever guarded as treasures. With the Class of °¢9, the decade of the seventies shall also depart. With the eighties shall come better ideas and new hopes for brighter tomorrows. We each will strive for these hopes as individuals and in our very own way become unique human beings. The Seniors will no longer be within the experiences that Moore High School will = face, but leave with those remaining students, and the students hereafter, the pride and spirit of Moore. Through the past years, I can only hope that I did my eee ase eee ee eee e Kim Pilkenton 1979 SAGA Editor GOOD LUCK SENIORS!

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