Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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if 1,43 - Q 1 551125 .T if V. 3 F5 O , V .QM FE 2' gl 5 'Q .uw lr - feta tm. M.. -wp. A: SHORT WALK FROM park- ing lot becomes hard and slick to students. B: MIKE WASSON SPREADS salt on sidewalk for safety's sake. C: SOME STU- DENTS PREFER snowballfights to class work. D: THE SIGN SAYS nothing about keeping off the snow. w S A1 ,, m e 3, V , I L ,. --, -A , , ,V ,,, ,,1,.,, f, A me f' , lf. ' M Fm, lib-1 -1n2' ff. ' F '5 ! ' M Q Q JY, , v-www- Agn N ,VVJ qv :fy I ff-t. . Q --M Am-at A 'A ' ,, Q 'MMM -MW , , V, ' 1 -, A A B V 5 ' ,L ,H , s............. CADV P V ---WA' - Iooo ,o,t .

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Hi h School 66Daze?,' Among the major local events of the year involving students were the g'Led Zeppelini' concert, HKiss,' concert, and the movie A Star is Born . Led Zeppelini' tickets were sold out the day they went on sale and many students walked away frustrated and empty-handed after camping out several days in advance. Many who were successful in their attempts to purchase tickets found their tickets had been purchased in vain when the concert was canceled indefinitely due to illness in the group. 6'Kiss also appeared in concert at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman and received a warm welcome from Oklahoma City, Norman, and Moore residents. Students who attended the concert generally walked away with what they considered to be their money's worth. Movies such as a Star is Bornw attracted many students from Moore. Although the drive to the theater in which the movie was showing was a considerable distance from Moore many students saw the movie and a review was featured in the school newspa- per, the 6'Spectrum. A combination of movies, concerts, and pizza held students entraneed in their high K,B.l.ORE school 'Gdazef' GENADH GENADM A120175 1 3 F5 !iIf 'I ,,-f57 W 4 W ww lm at 11