Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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lt's Bl' f0l'l11E:ll1C' G ,, ,. , I YAKKETTY SAX is performed by James Dud- ley on the saxophone, Gary Greenlee on the drums, and Norlan Bewley on the guitar. The twirlers join in as the group performs at the Put- nam City West halftime. STAGE BAND. Front row: Danny Peake, Gary Greenlee, Chris Jackson. Second row: Dana Baker, Jeff Daniel, James Dudley, Roger Bren- nan, Connie Hooten, Kevin Wilkerson, Flick Means, David Nail, Mark Russell, Dickie Fer- guson, David Henderson, Daniel Dreessen, Mr. Gary Childers. ' ff Tffffk if K. K 15. 'X we x fm, 'xg uf ,ea ,X ami, rw g . s s 3 Q f X 3 ,,i' an , 'X J 1 , uf H4 J . L W

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Pam Drury, member of the Flag and leads the band in the Homecoming lt's performance fha! counts! Taking over a successful program and making it better is a challenge to any person but first year head band director Mr. Gary Childers seems to have met that challenge. Along with the assistance of Mr. Bronson Warren, the Moore Lion Marching Band attended the State Fair Parade rating a superior and first in class 4A. At District Marching Contest the band scored a superior, asvdid the twirling line and several twirling solos, duets and trios. Traveling on to the Lawton Invita- tional Marching Contest, the band 3 A received an excellent rating. Twirl- F ers also received an excellent at that T contest. Entertaining to many different styles of music ranging from the Theme from Star Wars to Yak- kety Sax the band showed its flexi- bility and excellence in marching and playing. The band council, the body of government that makes rules and decisions for the band, was led by Norlan Bewley, president. Also act- ing on the council was Kathy Robertson, vice-president, Connie Allen, secretary-treasurer, Melinda Mercker, historian, Connie Hooten, reporter, Mary Hilton and Mayme Shroyer, senior representative, Bill O'Conner and Debbie Smith, junior representative, Dickey Ferguson and Buddy Vore, drum majors, Alice King, Flag and Rifle Corp represen- tative, and Connie Allen, twirler rep- resentative. y g to 1. ei . 14 ' -of-,L S-' A -wx . ri V , .L ,it M-at j F . , ,Q . wa, - K -'2 K Q ht N L , as F was te , .. ' K , ...:!Qt:.,?.L-,Uqirxfsatltwl , if V, 3 A V Y . '- 5: e , V Q rf- .QQK-, 'V ' . ,132 'I-F. J 5 , Vg: . ' g S ' e w,4'.IA yr,f5?!1-ailfgf-2-Q'Ui-,gfrf tu? .P 15, -Q I 9 X ,Q A fr Mia. 'T' Q gl! YA. r x ..- . P' -it -' .- -I Q -to , leaf if i ss at ' t ' 'ks t 't 1 ,tc ' f i N l 5 , L AV F'z:'1g2. .E? r fir, -'Zaire-gs 312 ,. ,.s:' N' CONCERT BAND. Front row: Shelli Snethen, Rosemary McDonald, Patti Watts, Debbie Howland, Kathy Blasdel, Robert Poteet, James Miller, Danelia Knox, Deresa Cole, Jay Shepherd, Alyce King, Second row: De- borah Reed, Morticia Addams, Lynn Grant, Jennifer Fortune, Kelley Slaton, Lisa Mobly, Laura Bradford, Paula Gabrish, Becky Stafford, Carolyn Lawler, Sonya Mullins, Richard Graves, Tony Glier, Larry Johnson, Donnie i , ,, ,VIVV 5 .L ,S Romine, Kathleen Regnolds, Third row: Debbie McVey, Dianna Jones, Brett Bergren, Doug Gray, odney Crick, Tal Maxey, Jeff Brown, Steve Wagoner, Tracy Avers, Cheryl Chumley, Kathy McKee, Steven Wilson, Stephanie Brown, Lane Miller, Terry Heath, Tim Hnllstrombg Back row: Mr. Bronson Warren, Randy Gathright, Shannon Vossen, Roger Roots, Danny Red- mond, Jannetta Morgan,

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After marching season, the band divides into two units, the Sym- phonic Winds and the Concert Band. Both attend contests and hold concerts throughout the season. Both bands attended contests from March through April. Band Queen, chosen during con- cert season the previous year, was Connie Allen. During fifth hour, Stage Band is held. Stage Band is for those band stu- dents who are interested in further- ing their music education into other fields such as jazz, blues, and rock and roll. Sometime during the spring, band members will be traveling to Corpus Christie, Texas, for concert perfor- mances. Mr. Childers stated, My main theory is that there can be enjoy- ment through learning and l'm hop- ing we can make being a member of band fun and an experience mem- bers will always remember. if ,. -,.. - 1 -0-gag pn n wwe . --, .2,nM,,1W .,,,..., , V i - Q fi ..,. I I M., -H '--- -V , A . My -0-- ii 22 .1 W -W-,.,,,,. , rv. X 1 Mm FLAG AND RIFLE CORPS. Front: Carrie Nelson: Second row: JoAnna Stall, Cathy Stagg: Third row: Marlene McLaughlin, Tammy Durbin: Fourth row: Susan Eireese, Shannon Vossenx Fifth row: Melanie Ogilvie, Sonja Mullins: Top row: Carolyn Lawler. ROUND IT GOES, and out it comes as Jim Nichols takes the field at the Midwest City halftime. -qv- H 4 .. 1 MW -is, nur A A 'W W , FLYING COLORS of red, white and blue are proudly displayed by the Flag and Rifle Corps as the band plays Western music for the crowd.