Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Kelly Shannon Gary Shaw 5E?b'ert,Shell Robert Shelley Rhonda Shelton fLeresaShelton William Shepardson Don Shoffstall NDarlene'Shipman MiQh.86Til50kf5W'Dm3n Terri iiliief Iammy Shugart gl: nn Shumate T,ere,S,E1, In niermach Erick Simon Peggy Simms Donald Simpson Gail Simpson Pippin Simpson Gshiiana ,Sites S3,UQil.tS Klflllgf Teresa Skinner Kelley Slaton .Glen ,Srnallwood Bill Smith Darla Smith. DarreItSmi1h, Q'-iibble iSmi.1h Devin Smith Mark Smith Ricky Smith nn6hdaj.Smi!h Qhelly,S.mith Terri ,Smith Terri, Smlih Valerie Smith, Wray Smith S'hQliNSnethen Gregg Snider C.l5Y'f.5Q'f4TU5Vbd Arthur Southerland Thea Southerland 'N fag! Nw ,X v l

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T5 E Am.. 1-9 fix il? TRYING TO BE SUCCESSFUL, Bill Thomason takes notes in his government class. ' S ' FATHER Kivows BEST What is it like to have your father as head principal ofthe school you attend. Bill Thomason says, lt has it's advantages and disadvantage-sf' I donlt get tired of him being the principalg if doesnt bother me I although he does know what I do every clayf' Bill stated. 'AAs a matter of act, I like having him hereg ifl need money, l can go and get himf' Bill admitted. lt's OKAYV' Bill said his dad and he agree on most points of view. I suggest to Dad what the student body wants, but from there I have nothing to do with itf' Bill said, 'fl don't want to follow in my dadls footsteps. I want to succeed in life. Q' ,I .Keith Rudolph Qjana.FIussell Mark .Russell Mike, Ryland Vicki Sanders Gina Sarretf Chris Saunders Ffobeirt Saunders Kathy Sawyer, Renee Sbarbrough Tina Sehoonover ,Terri Schrader RO.Qe.rI,.SChwart2 Sabre Scott Mark Seitsinger -Efaul',Self Scott Sewell W sggafany Shank 103

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Mzitli, Sossamon. Qannat-Spain V. Kari Sparks Tamiy ,SDHTKSS Bobby..Spear Gel! .Speigei Greg Spitler Steve. .Spurgeon- aBF?9'S,lg.,5,tali0rd Pam tanislav Gary Staley-N f!.etEah.51sza.Qp. IQQG, swiss . aa Brian. Starkey . Ski ion The STARS Living in Alaska made it quite easy for Susan Choate to become involved in a sport becoming more popular every season, snow skiing. Susan became interested when her friends started skiing and became quite proficient. The equipment Susan uses is recreational and the total cost is around four hundred dollars. While competing in snow skiing, Susan won six gold medals and a trophy in free style slalom and downhill racing. She plans to attend a college in the north and try out for the ski team. NO TIME FOR DAYDREAMING. Susan Choate tries whole heartedly to listen in class. Kirt Straughan le.Q5U9,.Strau9b841 E t -v fr . . T'?T?.W.?, StF?!9f?I . . Nice Steaveson .Beth..Stig ler Eau! .Stine I 't't S fEydi.e.Stewart it tt QBWQF? Sfevhehsen, 105