Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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I E N its 'P ? rl' vu t-all -K. rs Q AGGRESSION, not an unusual emotion on the court, shows in the face of Darla Horst 4235 as she reaches forthe ball while Terrena Fulks 1303 looks on. LADY LIONS cheer their teammates on from the sidelines during regional competition in Frederick Fieldhouse.

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'Take State' tcon't.l In the first round division, the girls played and defeated Grant, 76-30. ln the semi finals the girls swept past Norman, 53-41. The Lions finished the tournament by outlasting Yukon, 48-39. The 4A Regionals were held in Moore, February 23-25. The Lady Lions put on quite a good show when they first defeated Northwest Classen 50-27 and then beat arch- rival Norman, 50-47 to take first in Regionals. The Area Tournament held again in Moore, March 2-4, proved to be another exciting game for the Lions. The girls played Midwest City which was the first time the two teams had ever played each other. A 58-42 vic- tory bythe Lady Lions gave them the Area Championship. State was held at the Fairgrounds Arena, March 9-11. 156 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM. Diane Lilly, managerg Judy Davis, Robin Williams, Jan Hartzell, Rhonda Woodside, Sandy Douglas, Darla Horst, Terrie Horst, Jan Freeman, Terrena Fulks, Devon Death- erage, LeAnne Spence, Gina Jolly, Beth Dietrich, Twyla Young, Lori Page, manager. it 9 ' 52.229 as 7 x 42 fi 1451 2 if ai -'S' 'S 2.3 F 22 f , FIGHTING THE OPPONENT for control of the ball is experienced forward Jan Freeman 1421. GOALS are many and varied for LeAnne Spence. Besides her finesse on the court, the Timekeeper Queen lists softball and English among her inter- ests.

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f ff? i f LJ New coach leads sluggers Strike three you are out is a famil- iar expression used in baseball and as American as apple pie and Uncle Sam. Snow and freezing weather lasting late into February, seemed like strike three to many of the players and coaches. The practice schedulefell behind, butthat did not alter the confidence the team had and the ability the members used to reach for the top. They did endless running inside the gym, playing some catch and practicing indoor batting. March 23, 24, and 25 was the Moore Invitational Tournament. Over seven teams competed. High pre-season ratings established the team as a top contender. Baseball Coach of the Year, Mr. Dennis Morgan, made those expectations even more possible. Having coached at Meeker the year before, he re- ceived the honor at the state base- ball convention in Tulsa in January. ' s i , I' . Front: Melissa Cof- Jody Hawkins. atten- ' dant is hit by Keith Gay 1143 against Classen pitcher. The Lions won 10-O. BASEBALL TEAM. Front row: Cary Hardy, Evan Danner, Johnnie Butler, Steve Buckner, Bruce Gray, Darren Haffner. Second row: Keith Gay, Aaron Wright, Ricky Reid, Gary Astle. Back row: Bryan Bishop, Danny Stull, David Wyatt, Kyle Marr, Terry Underwood, Donny Graham. Lawrence, Mark Winkeman, Craig 329