Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Q I I I I SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Rosemary Lund and Ralph Moore try to pull the seniors through their money problems. THE BUCK STOPS HERE , at Pat Fitzgerald senior class president. RESPONSIBILITIES CLOUD the face of 'I Stephanie Banker, class reporter.

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A53 V , .,- if Qi 2 2 if w5'7 -. ht' 'fQ1 , 8, 49, Q . xx if' K Q. W Q l.xXx B f S. -shims kay TO pno Buy a t-shirt , get 'em right here, your own senior t-shirt, t-shirts for sale , and Hhave you bought your class t-shirts? are very familiar words heard in the halls and various other places in school. Selling the class t-shirts to a class of 800 seemed to be a problem this year and it affected the plans for the banquet-prom. Busying themselves with trying to sell those t-shirts and raising badly needed funds were officers Pat Fitzgerald, president, Jeff Ahl, vice president, Kaye Lund, secretary-treasurer, Stephanie Banker, reporter. Sponsors Ralph Moore, Rosemary Lund, and Judy Ciowdus also kept their heads together for ideas. Nerves were shot and fingernails were bitten as the realization of not having enough money for the event came around. Suggestions were made by students to the officers on raising money so that it would not cost them thirty dollars a couple. Music for the prom was the senior classes responsibility. The music was provided by the radio station KZUE. A free disco was won when the Lions football team defeated the Midwest City Bombers. Senior breakfast and graduation SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Jeff Ahl, vice presi- dent, Kaye Lund. secretary-treasurer, Stephanie Banker, reporter: and Pat Fitzgerald, president. Officers discuss with sponsors Judy Ciowdus and Ralph Moore plans for the year. were big events for the seniors. The Hilton Inn West was the location of the senior breakfast. Decorating and other arrangements are all made by the senior class officers. Graduation is the big event. Finally twelve years of faithfully attending school paid off when the students walked up to the platform and received their diploma. After all the parties and tears are gone the class of '78 will get up and try to conquer the world, remembering those famous words Clear your desk and get ready for a test. Well, seniors, clear your head and get ready for the world. 50

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