Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Kevin Choate S DECA IZ: Wrestling 9 Youngjin Choe - Soccer I2 Deborah Clark 3 French Cl 9lSecJ.I2g FBLA 9.l0,l21 Basketehall 9 Kelley Clary - Yearbook. 9.lUg FIA 9,I0g FBLA 12: COE I2 Dana Cleary - Spanish Cl 121 Sluco lO,ll David Cleveland - FFA 9. l0,l l.I2 Christy Clymer -JCL Cl I2 RaeBeth Cobb - Young Life l I ,I2: FCA 101 Spanish Cl 91 Stuco I2 Donna Renee Coleman S Band 9,10 Gary W. Collins f Football 9.11: All Dis- trict Football 12 Bryan Chambers Cliff Chaney LeAnn Chapman ws 4- Sherri Chapman Renee Cheatham Tim Chism Kevin Choate Young Jin Choe Brett Clark Deborah Clark Kelley Clary Angela Clay Cheryl Clay Dana Cleary David Cleveland Darline Clever Christy Clymer Raebeth Cobb -- , 4 L at .10 -- if it ,ai -not Sherry Coberly Gary Collins I collect stamps and coins from 1980. ' senior Yodit Kefle- mariam Secret Treasures Saving Collectibles VALUED: wilted dance corsages, ribbons, newspaper clippings, ticket stubs and sports programs. Many students kept special somethingsv that just sat somewhere in their homes collecting dust. I have collected fans since I was very little, said junior Mirenda Baker. I've always thought they were very pretty and different. Items became collectible if they were given by a special person, be- came rare or simply became valuable to someone for any number of special reasons. Something made especially for someone became the most precious of all. 'LI have a dress that my mother made me when I was six, said Mrs. Jana Sherrell. 'The dress was in such good shape that when my daughter was six, she wore it. Now she's l3! l 36 i5ZfSfZib'eS i .,.. , Collectibles included anything a student found interesting and wanted to keep. MI have about five or six old Sports Illustrated magazines, said junior Mike Wilburn. I like to read old sports news and what better way is there to read about it. Most students collected things be- cause these items reminded them of special people, a fun event or a happy time in their lives. When K students saved special things, the C WE, f' 5' collectibles became extra-special is later.. y W M Girls have a greater liking for 'f H I I , precious things, that makes them Jj, f 'C e'i 'ifs SPCCIIW Said Junior Kim LYICS- , eepsakes Forever. Juniors Melissa .ig ,,,, , j f? Meadows and Marla Mynck display their gi, dolls. Collectibles were as cheap as the daily 1 , I I Iffjgjfj ,,, , news or as expensive stamps and dolls, K .,,,, 5 k ey- -mi li' V 'Q g! , f' ,, ,,,,.

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E 1 ..,.,.,,jff 'li . .x is mf NAVV ' 4 ij X 9 1' f W b 51 W .i 'Thate term papers because it' s a new thingfor me and I don't know how to do it. - senior Brian Powell Rigorou Research Looking It Up Along with the excitement of being a senior came the dread of the term paper. 1 don't think temi papers are fun because they require a lot of hard work and research, said senior Joe Kilhoffer. These dreaded words often brought to mind piles of books, index cards, bottles of liquid paper and long, late hours in the library. 1'Term papers are not all that bad reallyg they just take so much time and effort to get information and notecards, said senior Scott Fuget. Many students wrote term papers on subjects ranging from A to Z and of varying lengths from five to seven pages handwritten to three to five ast Minute Rush. Finishing an English term paper, junior Ken Brooks pushes to meet the due date. Temi papers were half of some students' grades. ...ad Rhonda Bussey Marty Butler Jayne Caffey Anthony Caldwell Nicole Camp Adeline Candelaria Keri Cannaday Tab Cannady Lisa Caplan Don Carr Shelli Case fi ,af +1 X 'Wi W' W , .1 3 1 ff 1 Jenny Casillo Steve Casselman Daniel Cavazos Kenneth Chalker Kay Chamberlain pages typed. I did my term paper on Vietnam because it was intriguing and it is something everybody should know about, said senior Mike Whiteside. The term paper itself was not the most difficult part of the assign- ment. Individual grades were taken on bibliography cards, note cards, footnotes or endnotes, rough draft, grammar and punctuation. I don't mind doing term papers as long as l get to pick out the topic, said senior Michelle Holbert. Although there were many complaints about the time and work involved in a term paper, some students felt it could further their education. If you are planning to go to college, term papers are very im- portant,', said senior Dana Ballard. f'It helps to prepare you for assign- ments you will have. Lisa Burkes v John Burks I ' ST' Ruby Burks L L., Jay Burton John David Burks - Basketball 9,10,1 1 ,121 Basketball Escort 10,1 1.12 Ruby Natividad Burks f FCA 9,101Basket- ball 9,103 Golf 9. 10,1 1,123 Fast Pitch Softball 9: Most Outstanding Girls Golfer 9,111,111 Girls All-State Golf Rhonda Bussey - Stueo 9. IOL Campus Life 11, Young Life 11, Girls Basketball Mgr 10,1 l ,121 Girls Soccer 11,12 1111 Bykufsky f An C1 9,101 Science Cl 11,121 Latin C1 Il: NHS 11.123 Science Fair Award 91 3rd Pl in Science Fair lll Ceniticate of Merit tor Chemistry I 10 Jayne Ann Caffey - FCA 103 Stuco 10. FBLA 123 Spanish Cl 12: FJA 12tHist7g Yearbook, l0tEditorl, Basketball 9,10tMgrlg Track 9 Tab Cannady f Baseball 9.10.1 1.12: Football 10 Lisa Carolyn Caplan - FJA 121 Yearbook 10,1l,121Stuco9gJCL 111 FCA 10, Yearbook awards 10,121 Tennis ll Don Carr-Spanish Cl 101Weightlifting 12. Stuco 121 VICA 11.12. Drama 91 Football 9. Basketball 10L Track 9 Shelli Case f Stuco 9.10. Young Life 12. Cheerleader 9,l0.l1,l2tCapt 121: Football Royalty 91 Football Candidate 101 Basketball Royalty llg Masonic Award 113 Who's Who 11,121 USAA 10L All-American Scholar Award 10 Josephine Jenny Casillo Y NHS 9,10,ll. Chess C1 9,101 JA 10,121 History Award 101 Math Award 10: Who's Who 1 IQNHS Awardg Top 10W 11,12 Kenneth Neil Chalker - JCL l1,12tHistl: Band 9,1O,l 1,121 Chess Cl 9,101 JA 9,10 Kay Chamberlain - Drama Cl 9.10lPresl1 laeadership Cl 101 Golf 11,12 Term Papers -I 3 5 People

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Krista Lynn Collins Gary Conaster Cheryl Conner Kayla Cook Chris Cooper Todd Corn Carol Corneil Amy Cory Shelly Cosby Jay Courtright Roy Cowan Paula Coxsey Kelli Craig Brenda Crain Sandra Crandall Tommy Crawford Melodie Crittenden Cynthia Crooks Jason Crouch Michelle Crowley Gayla Cunningham Mary Cunningham Doyce Cupp Scot Currier Jerry Cusack Kristi Cushman Juliane Cusic Michelle Daffern Lori Damron Billy Danna Cindy Dearing Scott Davis Stacey Davis Kristie Dawson Tracy Dean Marisela DeAnda Stacey Deckard Anita Denney Beverly Denney Al DePhillips tv gf' , Ur! Gary Conatser - VICA 11,123 .lA 10: Geometry Award 10 Cheryl Conner f FHAXHERO 11.123 lst Pl FHAXHERO Contest ll Kayla R. Cook - FCA 9,10iVPJ3 Campus Life Il: Basketball 9,10,11,l2 Chris Cooper - Young Life 111 Speech 113 Debate 123 NFL 11,123 Basketball 9,10 Todd Corn - NHS 9,10,ll.l2l JCL 11,l2LPresJ3 FCA 9310: Campus Life 11,123 Basketball 9,103 Baseball 11,123 Computer Lit. Award 103 English Award ll, History Award 10 Carol Comeil - Apollyras ll,l21TreasJ: MSLM 11,123 NHS 11,123 Spirit Sticker 123 Newspaper 9,10fEdJ Amy lo Cory f Campus Life 11,121 FBLA 123 Cross Country 10,11 Shelly Cosby f NHS 9,103 Leadership Cl 10,123 Basketball 9,l0,113 Softball 103 USAA 9 .lay Courtright - NHS 9,l0,11,123 Science C19,l03Football9,l0,l1gTrack9,l1,123 NMS Semi-Finalist 12 Roy L. Cowan Jr. - DECA l2KPresJ3 Spanish Cl 9 Pau1aGale Coxsey-Band9,l0,1 1,12:FCA 10,123 FBLA 12 Kelli L. Craig - FCA 9,10,1l,123 Young Life 11,123 Campus Life 11,123 Matmaid 10.l1,123 Wrestling Royalty 11 Sandra F. Crandell - FBLA 12 Tommy Crawford - FCA 113 Swimming 9,103 Baseball 123 Science Award 9,10 Shannon Creek - Stuco 93 FCA 103 Basket! ball Mgr. 11,123 Football Royalty 9 Melodic L. Crittenden - Drama Club 9,103 FCA tDevotional Leaderl 10, Leadership C1 123 MBLM 11,123 Apollyras ll,l2fVPlQ Choir 9fVP53 Prom Program 113 Drama 103 Outstanding Musician 10,1 13 Choir Queen 93 Football Royalty 10,113 All-State Choir 103113123 State Choir Contest 9.10.11 Cynthia Crooks - Drama Cl 9,101 Pep Club Collectibles People