Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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The Bank ond ' Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a club created in order to help the students find different jobs to suit their personalities, Donna Jackson explained. The class built a model, Peterbilt, half-built, half- scaled truck that they were able to drive. Jeff Senters and Eddie Rich, two members of VICA, attended the VICA leadership Workshop at Edmond, on August 7-10 and were named out- standing district leaders in the state of Oklahoma. There were many activities that VlCA club sponsored, such as tour- ing the capital February 15th and meeting the governor and other legislators. Members also went to district contest, then on to state, possibly attending nationals in Bir- mingham, Alabama. MHS's chapter is actually divided into two clubs - one of cosmetol- ogy and auto mechanics students, and the other for ICT students. Officers of VICA-ICT are Eddie Rich, president, Don Forcher, vice- president, Stacy Swearingen, secre- tary, Frank Randall, treasurer, Donna Jackson, historian, Tammye Walker, reporter, Rick Montgomery, chaplain, and Rickey Cate, parlia- mentarian. Although they meet together, the Auto Mechanics!Cosmetology VICA club has two sets of officers. Cos- metology leaders are Pam Cabrera, president, Lisa Reeder, vice- president, Teresa Cridlin, secretary, and Gayla Waldron, reporter. Offic- ers for Auto Mechanics are Zane Lewis, president, Lee Collins, vice- president, Robin Lott, secretary, Ruben Wheat, treasurer, Ed Pearce, historian, and Mike Ward, chaplain. VICAXICT. Front row: Jeff Senters, district secretary, Eddie Rich, president, Don Forcher, vice-president: Donna Jackson, historian, Frank Randall, treasurer, Rickey Cate, parliamentarianq Rick Montgomery, chaplain, Tammye Walker, reporter: Stacy Swearingen, secretary: Second row: Mr. Gene Wilson, sponsor: Scott Cheatham, James Stevens. Tamm Shugart, Ricky Simms, Robbie Green, Kim-Parker, Racher Martinez, Jamie Kilgore, Shelly Jackson: Third row: John Antonelli, Ricky Fowler, David Murphey, Alan GriffittS, Devin Smith, Lisa Berry, Cheri Start, Back-row: Kenng Nic- cum, Robby Phillips, Kenny Stevens, J.W. Pierce, Karl avid- Son, Nathan Wilhoit, Todd Chastain. as r. . .,., L i' ef, A V . - I , K K 1 ,,.. t .. Q ri. if rs wr , , e Q .W , .s a -L g . - J ij' if -L., ' , iii, A ' -. kt M T.. t . Q X, L .,,, . . Q, M . ' .. A ,. X, ' 1-ziifil - fi ,t- 'H' if ,. . . , . ., . ,. , f ,.,,V., g . Q . Q S' . I ' tf X , ....,, -5' g i l ' ...J 5 .-,.,- ' he .5 ' A H, . ' ' .... ' J ' gi VICAXCOSMETOLOGY AND AUTO MECHANlCS, Front row: Mike Ward, chaplain, Teresa Cridlin, secretary, Pam Cabrera, president, Robin Lott, secretary, Gayla Waldron, reporter, Lisa Reeder, vice-president, Zane Lewis, president, Ruben Wheat, treasurer, Ed Pearce, historian: Lee Collins, vice- president, Second row: Darla Dutton, Cindy Kilburn, Susan Greeson, Jackie Collins, Joe Garcia, Greg Bird, Ronnie Car- penter, Bobby Pagel, Randy Condit, Kirk Ferguson, Third row: Alan Haney, Mike Jones, Clay Wilhoit, Paul Rolewicz, Sheila Johnston, Darla Trower, Linda Brackeen, Fourth row: Todd McLain, Dale Reed, Terri Smith, Annette Reeder, Trudy McGowen, LaDonna Chance, Dana Cook, Jackie Guinn, Carla Richardson, Donna Quenzer, Back row: Leo Hunt, Randy Lund, Rick Mantooth, Clark Vaught, Sherri Fink, Gina Sarrett, Pam Mahan, Diane Jantz, Judy Rich, Connie Leckie, Pam Scott, Lynda Hamilton. 227

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the Rank and ' Anti-Shoplifting Week was an idea the Moore branch of the Distributive Education Clubs of America spon- sored to remind their friends of the laws and penalties of shoplifting. Posters were made and daily an- nouncements were a part of this week. Building a float for the Homecom- ing Parade, holding a spirit penny contest between the juniors and se- niors, and running a concession stand at home football games were only a few of the activities DECA par- ticipated in to show their en- thusiasm the school, their club, and raise money for planned trips. One of those trips attended by club members was a trip to Dallas, Texas. While they were in Dallas, tours of Neiman Marcus, Olla Pedidra, Proctor and Gamble, and North Park Mall were taken. Also, on January 24th, a mini- competition was held in order to prepare members for state competi- tion which began on March 5 and continued, till March 9. A meeting was held for the elec- tion of officers. They were: Elaine Manley, president, Lori Logan, vice-president, Tom Draper, trea- surer, Christie Moses, secretary, Linda Arnoldy, reporter, Sabrina Burch, photographer, Gary Bowen, parlimentarian, Joe Butler, histori- an, Josie Bremmerman, librarian, and Melvin Winters, chaplin. Spon- sor was Ms. Diane Walton. BIG BUSINESS, including marketing and distribution, are taught to DECA students by Ms. Diane Walton. DECA. Front row: Christy Moses, secretary: Elaine Manley, president, Sabrina Burch, photographer, Tommy Draper, treasurer, Linda Arnoldy, representative, Gary Brown, parliamentarian, Lori Logan, vice-president. Second row: Lori Snelson, Brenda Jackson, Sheryl Brown, Lanese Gillilan, Julie Gal- laher, DeeAnn Payne, Ricky Willard, Miss Diane Walton. Third row: Sonja Posey, Danny White, Tammy Lloyd, Travis Young, Josie Bremmerman, Joe Butler. Fourth row: Alan Morgan, Lance Lunday, Chuck Stan- ford, Frank Matlock, Robert DeWeese, Sandra Burton, Gene Eck, Karen Hulze. Back row: Ed Reynolds, Mark l-lelberg, Ron Frampton, Don Shoffstall, Melvin Winter, Leroy Stutzman, Mike Ryland, Tim Miller. 229 it 9