Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Fno old to EW Starting out five years ago with no knowledge of gymnastics, Kim Murray has come along way. Placing in most meets she attends Kim says, I think I'm pretty goodg I'm far from the best but l give it alll havef Practicing three and one half to four hours a day keeps Kim busy and she said, l'l'd love to attend a national or international meet in competition, but it's not possible due to the fact that I just started gymnastics too late in my life. Olga Korbit is Kim's favorite gymnast along with Nelly Kim who is also from the Soviet Union. 'IMy ambition in gymnastics is to be as good as I possibly can and to be a good athletefl PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT is the belief of Kim Murray as she reviews her routine on the balance beam. ,rb nw I 106 Bruce Street Jfrhmy Streun 'Jolene' Stroud Jimmy Sturges Bryan Suchy Qleriy Sullinks Steven Suson 'T'Cathy Suttle 5ill'ASwafford Scarlett Swanson 'StacymSwe.re-Dgl n f ike Swierc Delta Swift M'arK'Tabb Kenneth Tankersley David -Taylor Dewayne Taylor Mark Taylor Russell Taylor 'Simdra Taylor Crystal Templeton Lorrie Templeton Ike, Tennyson -Larry Tenpenny L.ori'Tenpenny Ereida Teske Mike Thagard ,jRay T haxton l,eesTia Th'o mas BIllhT1'1Qij1a,s,on K-3 f Q, Y f Ivy, ' f , ' Illil wfifplt 1 1- eb P he KX 'Qin ' x

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Bobby Weaver Janna Wesson l3USlQC15Z1Ts35-'T Valeritfvllheeland '?GELl FQym.Q,no.wni4aker Cberyl..Wb.ite. Dan ny Wh ite Jii?i'iT'iy Whi'te Tetri..W,t1iIQ Ia5i-Wi.Q,ks David Wilkerson Wilkerson ,Bobbin Williams Te-,gels-ay VVTllTa'iis Qhqe ryl W i lliarfiso n HB9 vidl5fYl7Flf!.i.S Chri s Wi iso U Qesiree Wilson V ' .1 ' T in IRT RACER wi kes wAy For five years junior Kelly Watson has been involved in bicycle racing, and in September of 1977 he took the position of number one dirt bike rider in Oklahoma. Dirt racing has made its way here from California. Kelly started when he was 13, and now holds over 36 trophies as proof of his skill. He has competed from Moore to Kansas to California. Twelfth Street Park hosts a dirt bike race every Saturday afternoon. Approximately 120 people participate at the races, according to Kelly, who is vice-president of the local BMX club. CUTTING UP IN CLASS, Kelly Watson takes a break from the routine and has some fun in class.