Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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NOEL THOMASON - Head Principal gf GENE AFRVIN - Senior Principal Leader of the Pack HHelping to defeat apathy has ,, been my most rewarding experience at Moore High School, stated Head Principal Noel Thomason. Other aspects that he finds satisfying are getting more students involved in school activities and creating the learning atmosphere that is 1 necessary in education. he enjoys being a principal and it When told that it is apparent that asked why, Mr. Thomason replied . that he likes being able to get closely , involved with the student body and it the faculty. l'Mr. TT, as he is often referred to, said that if given the it .l chance all over again he would choose to be a high school principal. t'The honors our students receive and the scholarships the seniors take with them will be the proof of this year's success, according to lvlr. Thomason. AGE BEFORE BEAUTY. Mr. Ed Nash offers Mr. Noel Thomason a seat at the pre-school conference for new teachers. .,.x ' 5 2 . B ,Ni LEO FOWLER ED NASH - Junior Principal - Junior Principal 127

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PAPER WORK is a large part of Mr. John Hardin's day as head counsellor. M'4w I .. Mission: retire N-ow in his seventeenth year of counselling, Mr. John Hardin explained that his ambition has always been to teach. However, in the last few years, my primary aim has been to retire. Sometimes known as Dr. J, Mr. Hardin comes from a school-oriented family. My wife teaches, he said, 'lmy daughter teaches, and my brother is head of maintenance for the Velma Schools. Nlr. Hardin graduated from East Central State University. During World War ll, he served three years in the Navy. 'lMy hobbies used to be hunting and fishing, he said, but recently I haven't had much time for them Mr. Hardin has been at Moore for thirteen years, nine of those years at the high school. 128 .., rw. . midlw GWB' H .KV P , 3,5 H t M .33 --...R 7' Ak ybi 19,4 99 A do WMWH BETTY HARDY SAM G'l.l.IAM BARBARA SHELTON KATHY CARIKER English Secretary Athletic Secretary Junior Secretary Principals Secretary GEORGEANN WRIGHT CONNlE WADDILL SANDY MANSFIELD CAROL ANN SNYDER Financial Senior Secretary Receptionist Secretary