Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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f now A Welcomed Experience With the snow came many different moods. For some people it was a time for fun and games and snowball fights. For others it was a time for thinking out problems or just enjoying the beauty of the world turned frosty and white. The snow also brought some interesting occurances and some bad situations. Snowmen seemed to pop up every where, one was even found in the bed of a truck in the student parking lot. Bushes and trees were turned to statues and sidewalks to runways. Noses were continually red and hands and feet persistently numb. Some unpleasant instances occured when people found themselves in ditches or bumper to bumper with the car front of them. The weather conditions were so bad the day after the snow, that school was closed. Students found them- selves having an unexpected but welcomed vacation. Soon, however, the sun came and the biggest snow in two years was gone.

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AD VE AF Vi' A: EMPHATIC SUPPORT IS given to the Moore Lions by Coach Don Hood. B: A WELL PLAYED game against the Putnam West Patriots is well expressed by Don Hood and the football team. C: MASCOT, TONY HOLLINGSWORTH, seems shocked by Del City's sudden consumption of the Lions. D: WITH HOPEFUL THOUGHTS of what lies ahead Don Hood takes a glimpse into the future after the crucial victory over Putnam West. E: QUARTERBACK, DONNY GRAHAM plans his strategy with Coaches, Don Hood and Charles Golightly. F: MOORE SCORES THEIRfirst touchdown on Midwest City which helps to accomplish their first major upset. C: MO0RE'S FIRST VICTORY of the season over Northwest Classen. H: AFTER THE FIRST round ofthe playoffs ends in a Lion victory Ralph Mugsy Moore is overcome with a mixture of relief and joy.

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