Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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5 sux' est, wt, af' ,Q . 1 Qt M.. 44 4 F' Point system creates new incentive Membership in National Honor Society was lower than usual, but participation was greater than ever. A merit point system was set up for the first time, with the incentive that the top ten point earners would re- ceive a free trip to Six Flags. NHS is one of the most active clubs in the school. Applicants to the club are carefully screened by a panel of teachers before they are al- lowed in. Only those students who qualify in four categories - schol- arship, character, leadership, and service - and who show a sincere desire to be an active member re- ceive the honor. Members are ac- cepted only one time a yearg induc- tion for new members is held in March. Activities included a Halloween Party, orientation for new inductees, a Christmas skating party, a food basket for the needy at Thanksgiv- ing, and participation in the Toys for Tots program at Christmas. Fund-raising project for the year was a presentation of the l'Gong Show for the student body. Audi- tions for acts were open to all stu- dents and faculty. May was a busy month for NHS. The banquet for in- stallation of new officers and the club trip to Six Flags were held in May. Officers were Lee Walther, pres- dentg Jimmy Scott, vice-presidentg Allen Swanda, Treasurerg Christie Cole, secretaryg Jeanne Flesher, re- porterg Cheryl Miller, histroriang Bobby Miller, junior representative. Committee chairpersons were Flurie Miller, Stan Spaulding, Lisa Batey, Larry Lessman, Jeanne Flesher, Allen Swanda, and Barry Young.

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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.

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BOYS' STATE. Monte Wilson, Stan Spaulding, Tony Jackson, and Billy Barrett. X.,- al., .WT if NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS. Kathleen Fendrych, Lisa Batey, Rurie Miller, Tom Taylor, and Stan Spaulding. GIRLS' STATE. Conni Allen and Kathi Dodson.