Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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ALL A PART OF THE ROUTINE. Timekeeper Queen LeAnne Spence's busy schedule ln- cludes science as well as basketball, softball and other courses. Timekeeper Queen LeAnne Spence Q.. -lim, MWMW' u viii: 4 r .si xox: M v,,, ' 'H ' fr. T , st . V -. wt 2-A ..:'w, , V., alfivgfi NCQ, .. ' Iris'-do ns 9' X' , '1 'Osg M... U 1 1, , pls. fr llell T, ..l f 'f' , ff M' 1 4,522 fi, .T L ,., A . fu rf.. fx f WELL-GUAHDED by Putnam City West oppo- , nents, forward LeAnne Spence breaks through . for a shot at the basket. iPhoto by Debbie Was- - , H . , X I d sm A ' x W W ' Wav S an J ' '- l T.-A ,fl ,uf OFF THE MAT, Pat Fitzgerald, Mr. MHS, studies T for one of his classes in a break from wrestling practice. 116

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Honor seniors show scholarship, leadership lt may not be common knowledge, but Stan Spaulding ran for governor of Oklahoma. Billy Barrett also ran for Lt. Governor, but both of these MHS students lost in their respective races for temporary offices during Boys' State. Held in June of '77, Boys' State is a conference de- signed to acquaint future leaders with the workings of state govern- ment. Besides Spaulding and Barrett, MHS was represented by Tony Jackson and Monte Wilson. These four were chosen from among many student applicants by the Moore chapter of the American Legion, who paid for their trip to the confer- ence in Tahlequah. During the same week in June, Kathi Dodson and Conni Allen at- tended a similar forum, Girls' State, in Ada. Conni served on the State Supreme Court, and Kathi was the assistant majority party floor leader. For Kathi, Girls' State provided a conflict of interests. I had to choose between going to Canada with the Apollyras or going to Girls' State. lf I had to do it again, l'd still choose Girls' State, becausel met so many interesting people and learned so much, she said. High Scores on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude TestfNational Merit Semi-Finalist Qualifying Test QPSATXNMSQTJ brought five MHS students the ranking of national merit semi-finalist. Many corpora- tions and foundations offer schol- arships and loans through the Na- tional Merit Program. Semi-finalists Kathleen Fendrych, Lisa Batey, Fiurie Miller, Stan Spaulding, and Tom Taylor com- pleted detailed applications to the program, in hopes of receiving sub- stantial scholarships.

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? . I Sf 2 5 5 A pctg t f s 3 r 4' , .L , Q I .2 1 ' ' i 'I Nt if iwlfx, , .5 A 1 1 .- I V Pa t. . af ' ,M I Mr. 8. MS. MHS erald 8x LeAnne Spence Spence chosen for double honors Timekeeper Queen and Mr. and Ms. MHS are probably the most co- veted royalty, because they are cho- sen by their peers. Election ofthe Timekeeper Queen was handled in a different manner from past years. Homerooms made nominations, which could be any senior girl, and those with the most nominations were put on a final bal- lot. With the tallying of all ballots, after being voted in homerooms, LeAnne Spence was named 1978 Timekeeper Queen. Mr. and Ms. MHS elections were held in the same manner as in the past. Teachers chose the five nominees, and from that list the se- nior class voted, choosing Pat Fitzgerald and LeAnne Spence. lt's a great honor and something l will always remember, said LeAnne, when asked what it was like to hold both of the most prestigious awards at MHS. LeAnne has attended the Moore school system for ten years, first at Kelley Elementary and then at West Junior High. Among her favorite areas of study were English and Sci- ence, and she plans to enter the field of dentistry as a hygenist. Sports have played a big part in LeAnne's life at MHS. She has played softball for four years, and has been a three-years. LeAnne served as team captain for the Lady Lions in this past season. Pat Fitzgerald is relatively new in the Moore school system, having transferred from Grant during his sophomore year. His friendly, unas- suming manner, as well as his exper- tise on the wrestling mat fit him well into the scheme of things. At the end of his junior year, Pat was elected class president. He has lettered for the wrestling team three consecutive years. Listing mathe- matics and business as his favorite courses, Pat also stated that he would like to study Petroleum En- gineering in college.