Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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FRONTIER AND FOLKLORE. Julie Gallaher shows her project for Ms. Wittrock's class to Ed Pearce. g .X Q, .. Q ANN K ,Q ',. CONTEMPLATION is necessary in writing, as these two members of Ms. StiIwelI's composi- tion class, Terri Friar and Teresa Hale, work to finish their assignment N i , ,f ...SMQNQQNN 'N ,--- .. N K - 1 ': A . I :.. , . , -t- . ,..., , , se t A ALWAYS BUSY, English department secretary Ms. Betty Hardy works hard to keep up with schedule changes, new students, and other de- partmental problems. a 1 5 xiii

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hesaurus - a prehistoric animal? This Year you showed the film Thoroughly Moden Millie as a fund-raising project. How much money did you make? .Well, it was approximately S1,000. What was this money used for? . We intended land we arei using every penny of it for equipment. We have already purchased a DuKane film recorder and and also some screens. D pb ID 523 5-'CO' mag :-. 0415 - mU'U 52K .r-+13 533 UO 11 gm F-:U O. Ez -05 D' X 92. into ml' 3 mm 2,53 C geo mf BEATLEMANIA. The Yellow Submarine is the subject of this pantomime by Marcia Hunter, Connie Shelton, Brenda Jackson, and Lori Snelson in Ms. Wilson's Oral Communications class. CAUGHT UNAWARE by Ms. Brinkleys question, senior Chris Moore searches through his textbook for the correct answer. Q ,.a! ti r 'NE sg., X , ww iw: ' P 238 tts? A I

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25611111 American Motors' newest sportscar? ZA? -, fi 240 rsr 'Z in W DEADLINES usually mean last minute layouts and corrections before the publication goes to the printer. Spec- trum members Karen Duncan, Martha Carter, and Vickie Dawkins place final touches on their page. DEADLINES! DEADLINES! Late hours, and quite often on Saturdays, frazzled staffers, blown tempers, and part-time enemies -these were just a few of the minor results of that dreaded fiend -the Deadline. Spectrum and Timekeeper staffs may not have gotten along very well this year, but they did have one thing in common - deadlines. Anyone who has ever been involved in Jour- nalism realizes how much rides on meeting each deadline. Both of this year's staffs missed some of their deadlines, especially those which occurred during the bad weather in January. Despite missed deadlines, the Spectrum and Timekeeper both put out superior publications. There was one person, Lisa Batey, who served on both staffs. According to her, f'The main problem with the Spec- trum and Timekeeper staffs has been apathy, where just a few peo- ple really cared about the quality of the publication. For the most part, staff members could care less whether the yearbook came out or not, and it is thanks to a very few that it did! Spectrum left their news! magazine style for a more traditional format. Ms. Joye Oakley was the sponsor. Editor Jonathon Shook and Assistant Editor Monte Wilson both were awarded prizes by the Ok- lahoma interscholastic Press As- sociation QOIPAJ, along with many other members of the staff. Yearbook, under the advisorship of Mr. Sam Effinger, made many at- tempts to put out a better publica- tion than in past years, and we hope we succeeded. Co-editors Kaye Lund and Lisa Batey, along with Head Photographer Gary Dunn, put in many hours.