Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Monte Wilson and Rhonda Haynes, reporter, both attended the National Student Council Convention at Bos- ton, Mass., in which over 1800 lead- ers from across the United States participated. Also Debbie Key, who served as vice-president, and Tim Bence, as chaplain, along with Monte, attended the State Basic Workshop at Central State Univer- sity in Edmond. Ms. Bileta Wilson, Student Assembly sponsor, also par- ticipated as a council leader. The first weeks of the new school year were highlighted by the spon- soring of Get lt Together Weekf' a week in which Student Assembly hoped to give new students a quick initiation into the spirited atmo- sphere of MHS by having days in 'Wulf' 'gg which new students wore different colors and types of clothing. Princi- pals, faculty, and both classes were also spotlighted in this spirited week. After the election of Student As- sembly representatives, the newly elected members began working on Homecoming festivities. The week long activities were highlighted by an impressive parade throught the town of Moore and the announce- ment of the float winners. The Christmas season was also a busy one for Student Assembly members as handmade fruit baskets were delivered to each teacher. principal, and custodian. A door dec- oration contest was also sponsored during llSpirit Week, a week de- . dx V during Spirit Week. signed to build school spirit back up after the exciting football season. Other projects included a blood drive as well as dances. Officers stayed very active as they attended the State Convention at Woodward as well as two district workshops at Western Heights and Mustang. Monte Wilson served as the District Vlll president. Student Assembly members, as always, received much help from sponsors Bileta Wilson and Jane Van Burkleo. t'We had an exciting and fun year, said President Monte Wilson, and it was only made possible be- cause ofthe great sponsors we have and the good efforts and attitudes by many of the members. e . 1. PAWS -ING AT THE LIBRARY. This is just one of the many doors decorated for the Homecoming week contest. T-SHIRTS, a big favorite among old and un I'k ' th ' yo g a i e, were given eir own day of glory by the Student Assembly 111

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Q Q BROWN BAGGING was awarded by a free coke. Gayle Butler and Lisa Bern hardt draw free cokes for those who brought their own lunch. , 55? ,Q E SPINNING DISCS at the Stu- dent Assembly sponsored Get lt Together Week, KTOK disc jockey Debbie Mann provides lunch-time entertainment. Their goal: build spirit and pride Fulfilling its job of serving the stu- dents, the Student Assembly helped make 77-78 the spirited and sucq cessful year that it was. Members began their duties early when four officers participated in summer workshops and conven- tions. Student Assembly President ,p 4394 ,, t ,W STUDENT ASSEMBLY. Front row: Ms. Jane Van Burkleo, sponsor, Rhonda Haynes, reporter, Tim Bence, chaplain: Monte Wilson, president, Chris Simpson, sec- retary: Ms. Bileta Wilson. sponsor: Second row: Monty Williams, Sharon Kantner. Kim Gilstrap, Bryan Robin- son, Christie Cole, Barw Young, Liz Wadsworth. Carrie Nelson, Janice Hurst, Lanese Gillilang Third row, Tony Galier, Brian Hayes, Lauri Bryant, Cheryl Miller, Jimmy Scott, Alyce King, Pam Vestal, Gayle Butler, Fourth row. Stan Spaulding, Aaron Lawrence, Joree Jones, Kevin Mclnroe, David Young, Kelley Phillips, Bobbie Cochran, Shannon Vossen. Debbie Gann, LeAnn Hopkins: Back row: Ricky Miller, Mark Killian, Mark Taylor, Brenda Case, Sandra Taylor, Greg Barton, Anthony Von Dollen, Kelly Reynolds, Kim Conway, Valerie Wheeland, Stacy Anderson.

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CHARACTER is certainly a must for NHS members. These members, goofing around in the snow, definitely show character. LEADERSHIP, second on the list of neces- sary qualities for NHS members, is well exemplified by Christie Cole, who serves as secretary and sweetheart for the club. Christie is also a cheerleader, shown here cheering in the stands at a pep assembly. SERVICE, as in selling cokes at a football game to support the wrestling squad like Stan Spaulding, is the third requirement. Fourth is scholarship, a trait naturally attrib- uted to those accepted in NHS. be NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Front row Cheryl Miller. historian: Bobby Miller, junior representative. Jeanne Flesher. reporter: Lee Walther, presi- dent. Christie Cole. secretary. Jimmy Scott. vice-president. Allen Swanda. treasurerg Second row: Stan Spaulding, Barry Young, Jerri Calvin, Rune Miller, Lisa Batey. Conni Allen. Debbie Smith, Paul Rose, Gary Glover, Billy Morrison, Third row' Jayne Boyce. Karen Wilson, Dinah Owens, Debbie Musser, Jeri Cowperthwaite, Janice Hurst, Kathleen Sossamon, Debbie Gann. Wade Smith. Darrell Jones, Torn Maslen, l-ourth row' Dana Baker. Lanese Gillilan, Sharon Lookabaugh, Jeff Pursley, Joree Jones, Lee Ann Summers. Jerry Dicharry. Monte Wilson. Marshall Lock. Pam Hill. Debbie McBride, Back row Linda Brill, Tony Jackson. David Lessman, Susan Pappe, Kathy Dodson, Karen Galier, Trudy Edwards, Sam Osborn. Jimmy Johnson, Greg Bennett, Steve Suson, Larry Lessman. Wayne Wolfen- koehler.