Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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BoARd inducts Edbetten Monthly meetings of the Board of Education, held at the administration building, determine the future of the Moore Public Schools. Election for the third seat of the School Board was held during the year. Dr. Don Mappes, Ron Pettigrew, and Dr. Don Ledbetter ran for that seat. Dr. Ledbetter won the election and was inducted to a five year term Feb. 6. Consideration of bids, mil levee proposals and budget balancing were only a few ofthe activities taken on by the board. Behind every good school system, a good body of leaders must be at work. The Moore School Board has proven this in the past year by the introduction ofa middle school and mid-high system which lowers the number of students in each class. This enabled teachers to give students closer supervision. The Douglass Sports Complex was also put into use through gym classes and organized sports. Board members were Mr. Boy Madden, President, Jack Henson, Dr. Don Ledbetter, Mr. C.A. Mattheson, and Mr. Leon Brining. Superintendent was Mr. Joe Lindsey. DISCUSSING PROCEDURES, Don Led- better and Leon Brining confer about policies during meetin. REPEATING VOWS OF OFFICE, Don Ledbetter is sworn into office by presi- dent of the board, Jack Henson, with Leon Brining looking on. l .f ' 'Ns- X i ..., ': b- .ww . M 'BY ' :V 'um ..... W

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CUSTODIAL STAFF. Front row: Elsie Fish, row: Melvin Bishop, Charlie Erwin, Steve Gladys Baker, Chick Kelley, Betty Baker. Back Wyatt, Jess Dudley, Dean Willingham. Making life simpler Without them to keep things running smoothly, life at MHS would not be the same. The clean halls, shiny glass doors, the warm meals would be sorely missed. Enough credit or praise has never been given them, often students malign the food served in the cafeteria or stomp and yell at the fact that the stall they went into had run out oftoilet paper. It must be realized, however, that if the custodians were no longer here, dirt and rubbish would build up so high so fast that soon it would be impossible to go from class to class. Those who complain about the food must also see that most students could not struggle through the day without doughnuts or sandwiches. lt's about time that students realize how unorganized and unpleasant life would be without custodians and cafeteria personnel. 131

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,,.,..g ' L.,,.Wl .-..- - --:menus-s lulunuuw BUSINESS AS USUAL, Deputy Su- perintendent Delano Campbell and Superintendent Joe Lindsey look over monthly board meeting. BALANCING THE BUDGET, board members Leon Brining, Roy Mad- den and C.A. Mattheson review ex- penditures for the past year. 'iw Lamp! fmt I I 1 ', I LX utlin' iv X. 'Ku K 'iv www Z SIGNING ELECTION PAPERS, Don Ledbetter is inducted as a member of the Moore Board of Education. TAKING A BREAK, C.A. Mattheson takes time out to laugh about a joke passed across the table. A ,W 133