Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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am 4 fl? 1 W . 'ln ll if A K' W CLAD TO CLASH is Mr. Mike Tomlin, in an old- PIE IN THE EYE. Mr. John Robinson finds something unpleasant about getting too fashioned medicine show presented at the last foorball much ofa good thing. pep assembly. LlNDA BRYANT DEBORAH EDWARDS PE German Gymnastics Club German Club 124 fi L DOTTIE COOK Spanish Spanish Club JCL GARY CHILDERS PAT FLIPPIN BILL HOLMES CAROL KlRKHAM Band Director Drama Drama Art Thespians Speech Club

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fii it Dynamic Duo! t'We like itg we can be together now more than ever before, says Mr. Dick Scofield, talking about how he and his wife both teach in the Moore School System. Mrs. Patsy Scofield teaches cosmotology at Central Mid-High while Mr. Scofield teaches geometry, high school math, and coaches the basketball team here on campus. ln their first year as a teaching couple, Mr. Scofield says there are some pros and cons to both spouses teaching, such as both have the same time off and the same free time with both their children attending school. Mr. Scofield went on to say, 'fNeither of us are getting rich off it. I ,,. ..,.,..,. ,oi , uf at Q A g ' A ':AA .. rV . ,. V I ly I V ' ' NEITHER OF US are getting rich off it. says V Coach Scofield Q . PHlLLlP WARFORD NANCY RAYBURN JEAN KROWS DICK SCOFIELD BARBARA BLAKE CHARLIE GOLIGHTLY JIM MCCHAREN Government Math Math Math Math Government Government Jr. Class Sponser Basketball Coach Mul Alpha Theta Assistant Assistant Football Coach Football Coach JEFF SHORT GENE PLUMLEY Science Science Aeronautics Club 123

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MICHAEL TOMLIN Always in the doghouse Showing collies is a big pastime for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Krows. Actually this hobby came about when Mr. Krows bought a collie puppy. One weekend they put the puppy in a show and it did pretty well. From there the Krows' started buying collies and shipping the good females to the top studs in the nation for breeding. They have been in the business for ten years. They have sixteen to twenty collies and each is a show dog. Some of the collies are worth as much as fourteen to fifteen hundred dollars. Many of the dogs have unusual names, such as Tri-J Something Special , Tri-J Tempest of Tapsu, and Tri-J Here Comes Trouble? The dogs are shown three weekends a month in the spring and fall. The Krows have been as far as Louisiana and Oregon showing their collies. The biggest win acquired was Best Breed of Collie in Norman, awarded to Sunny . They've also won countless ribbons and one wall is lined with trophies. Mr. Krows is really into showing collies, in fact he is so loyal to this hobby that he keeps a Collie-of-the-Month calendar in his classroom. No one is allowed to look ahead to next month's collieg Mr. Krows makes a ritual out of unveiling the next one. E, 1 wg.,,-,, CHECKING IT OUT. Mr. Gerald Krows finds time during a busy day to grade history papers. JUDY CLOWDUS DOROTHY DOWLER BRONSON WARREN Music Band Chorus Assistant Band Director VALARIE SLIVINSKY TED CARSON P E. Swimming Drama Swimming Coach Sr. Class Jr. Class JUDI HINES EDWARD CRAVENS DEANE McBAY MARY CLAY A t Science Art Math Art Club 125 U