Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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KJ Softballers open bi One goal of the girls softball team was to open the season with a bang, and they were quite successful at it, as they defeated their first opponent, the Noble Bears, by a score of 27 to 1. Soon after the start of school, the girls began practicing each after- noon on the fields at the park on Twelfth Street. Outlooks were good for the season, due largely to the re- turn of experienced starters like Stacy Anderson, LeAnne Spence, Robin Williams, and Kelley Mat- tocks. After winning their first two games, the team was upset by Tulsa and Putnam City. Hard practices and good pep talks got the girls back in winning condition, and they knocked off their next four oppo- nents. Once again the Pirates defeated the Lions to give them a season record of 6 wins, 3 losses. Besides regular season play, the Lions par- ticipated in several tournaments and scrimmages. 5 i 5 . .. V s...,.wfa1 .sims-ibm-Iwi M, fig .fi 9 S W it . . 3.5 T lf? Qi gist! at r 1' ss at fx L Q A fy? i S' Rx x -....... . - t . ... ff X. 4. if 1 5 , tr at Q. 1 ll ta... 5'-AQ hu- EYES ON THE BALL, catcher LeAnne Spence and the umpire watch closely as the pitch comes across the plate.

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Coach calls golfers 'outstandin ' With the finest season ever under their belts, the golf team looked for- ward to spring with great expecta- tions, particularly from Coach Phil Warford. I feel this is the best team and individual effort we've had since l've coached the golf team. I was very pleased about many things, said THE FINE POINTS of a smooth swing are pointed out to Randy Chambers by Coach Phil War- ford. Coach Warford. There were two golfers who played outstanding, according to Mr. Warford. The individual efforts of Don Metzger and Randy Cham- bers were tremendous lifts for the team. In the fall, the team travelled to Norman for the First Annual Tiger ,,. ts. I P ' -,,.. . Invitational Golf Tournament. The team placed third in a field of 14 teams, behind host Norman and John Marshall. The Golfers also competed at Stillwater and placed third in a field of 29 teams in the largest and toughest golf tournament in Ok- lahoma. .YWZM Q llll ll llll IIII lil: 'II' llll' I 1, . .I ,gun 'll I Illlll ' I ll.-I llln -I-r E. ,,, I u ll... . -I - . Th-eff 169

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1.9.1 ,- aluhi V-ffm, - . X 2 ft ' .,,,,,--nr' ia.. als.. g N A ' 'T L at BATTER UP! Judy Davis stands ready vi v to swing, ayvaiting the pitch, during I - A one of the girls' games. .J . GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM. Front row: Lori Page, Karen Drye, LeAnne Spence, Janice Kuzmicg Back row: Sheila Wasland, LeeAnn Fiedman, Carla Self, Robin Williarns, Judy Davis. SUITED UP for her position, LeAnne Spence displays her catcher's gear to disinterested Trina Fulks. 171