Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Bock to the grind After a summer that seemed eons too short, students again met to get back to the old routine. Seeing those who they hadn't kept in touch with throughout June and July was the best solace for mid-August enrollment. Teachers had it even worse than the students, for they had been here several days before the first day of classes. Eventually, of course, that day had to arrive. When we really think about it, we can realize all the great things we had to come back to - like a winning football reputation and, for the first time, no sophomores. Nobody to initiate, but a lot more room in the parking lot now. After a few weeks of getting adjusted, the Student Assembly launched i'Get-it together week. lt was designed to get as many involved as possible, said Ms. Belita Wilson, Student Assembly sponsor. From Monday, August 29, through Friday, September 2, students on campus had the opportunity to participate in different activities. Monday was Moore is Number One Overall day, and everyone was urged to wear overalls. Other activities of the week included red and blue for new studenti day on Tuesday and Give your teacher a hand day on Friday. People who brought sack lunches on Wednesday received free cokes that the Student Assembly provided. KTOK radio's disc jockey Debbie Mann was present, playing records and talking to students. Sponsors Ms. Belita Wilson and Ms. Jane Van Burkleo worked with Student Assembly officers Monte Wilson, Rhonda Haynes, Debbie Key, Tim Bence, and Chris Simpson to plan the week's events.

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INSEFIVICE MEETINGS were mandat- ory for all teachers before the first day of school. Mr. Arvin distributes papers to Ms. Valerie Slivinsky. GETTING BOQKS and classrooms ready for students is a big job for teachers. English teachers Ms. Joye Oakley, Ms. Anne Brinkley, and Ms. Deanna Bar- ringer take time out to compare notes on summer. FRED AND GINGER dance again! KTOK disc jockey Debbie Mann looks on as David Young and Cheryl Miller dance to the music provided by KTOK. ,Q ui 'O 'Ol Q, Q11 xg, in fpaig inf' ,iff I - , lg. ,Q I iii? is atv Deanna Barringer as she sports to support Moore.

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Pep assemblies have become a large part of our Iifeg they are the activity that ties all of us together. Teachers and students, united to LllUJe've get fpiirit, Vex we do I' boost our athletes. Following is an 9 inside view of our pep assemblies written by junior cheerleader Linda Rails: KZUE DISC JOCKEY leads the Lions in their cheer for a free disco dance. WINNING THE SPIRIT STICK is the aim of the Junior class as they cheer and wave banners and ballons at the pep assembly. Alas SURPRISES AWAIT the football team as they file to their seats at the pep assembly. 1 ini un-Q 'Il HAVE TO GO to the Bat- room, states David Young as he and Tony Hollingsworth perform a scene from batman.