Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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J-I dai for yesterdax B-Bopping, swinging pony-tails, and bobby socks re-appeared at MHS for a day's review of those fabulous '50's. Leader of the Pack, Bobby Eskew, and Miss Teen Angel, Tricia King, were elected according to most originality in dress and voted on by the student body. Car contest entries were judged on year, make and appearance. The winner, receiving a first place ribbon and a can of Turtle Car Wax, was Joe Calvin. Also, a dance contest, sponsored by the senior class, was held during the hour long assembly. First place couple, winning a can of Dr. Scholl's Foot Powder and a large pizza from Crystal's Pizza and Spaghetti, was David Young and Kathy Oberste. Second place was won by Shawn Chatska and Dara Moore. Third was won by Jim Johnson and Kelle Good. A mini-disco, '5O's style, was set-up and run by Paul Rose and Lane Miller throughout the assembly. It was a great aid in enthusiasm and participation. Students were thanked for supporting class fund-raising projects, and asked to keep up the good work. Until next year, the days of the '50's were again laid to rest. 39

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TEEN ANGEL AND LEADER OF THE PACK were selected by applause. Winners Bobby Eskew and Trisha King lead the way on the dance floor. ALL IN A ROW, the candidates for Teen Angel were Anna Brandt, Beverly Jones, Penny Schoo, Sheryl Steffes, Trisha King, and Debbie Laxan. 'mag BOOGIE BUDDIES, Shaun Chatska and Jimmy Johnson, perform at the '5O's Day Assembly. They were not voted as the best dancers. VYING FOR VOTES, Mark Arce awaits the final deci- sion from the crowd. Who will be selected Leader of the Pack? . , 1 . .Wai , e ,,., .- ,., ,, , , ,, , ' MW Www W ' T www...

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SOME ENCHANTED EVENING a song which forms part of the overture to South Pacific described well the atmosphere on opening night as Mr Childers leads the pit orchestra while silhouetted by a spotlight. LOVELOFKN gentlemen David Young and Steve Elkins sing about their problems with their respective Some Enchanted Evening. . Keeping up a reputation for tradi- tional high-quality musicals, the drama and music departments teamed up to present South Pacific in mid-February. A clicking combination of singing, dancing, orchestration, and unique characterization made South Pacific a great follow-up to HOK- lahoma and HGuys and Dollsf' popular MHS musical of the past two years. As always, much ofthe credit went to Mrs. Paul Flippin, director, who was joined by Mr. Gary Childers, or- chestra director, and Ms. Valerie Sllvinsky, technical director. Vocal directors were Mr. John Robinson