Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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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

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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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We put a lot of stujffin it to make it look homey. - senior Stephanie Bryant pPersonal Space Individualized Closets On the first day of school students were issued a place to put their books, pencils and valuables. They endured the first hassle of opening their newly-issued lockers, causing many tardies and sore feet due to the time spent kicking the locker when it refused to open. It took me about five times to get my locker open, said junior Doug Liner. Since lockers did not come fully furnished, students did the interior decorating themselves. They hung anything that would make their lockers seem more like home. My lockermate and I spent three weeks working after school and between classes to customize our locker. statedjunior Susy Quigley. We still add things here and there. Lockers were the places students put their Cokes and other drinks, boxes of M8cM's and. occasionally. US Dana lk-Priest - I-CA 9.l0tPresl1Apollyriis ll.l1, MMM I l.l2. MuStCal l0.lf. Stuco 9.10. IZ tChaplainl. Leadership Cl l0,lZL Young Life lI.l21Campus Life ll.I2L OCU Scholarship IZ. CSU Solo Female l lLGirls Stale l lLGrad Escort l 11 Speech ll: All-State Choir ll,l21 State Solo Conti-st Superior 9.l0. 1 l .ll Tina l.. Dewhcrry - NHS 9.10, Band '9.l0.l 1. Science Cl 10: Band Queen ll: OSU Honor Scholar ll: Perfect Att 9.10 Karla Michele Dicken - FBLA 12 Kimberly J Dixon Y Spanish Cl 9.lZ Tuan P. Do - JCI, ll.l2: NHS 9 l38 -'EZSETQS their books and other belongings that they didn't want to carry to their classes. As you went down the hall, you could see posters of rock stars and stufff, said junior Trevisa Delclef. Lockers provided a place for students to put their things and possibly a piece or two of themselves. When students decorated their lockers, they were showing pride in their school and hoping to make it as comfortable and pleasant as possible. I like to buy posters and stuff to decorate my locker, said junior Mandy Hunt. lt makes school seem more like home. eek-a-boo! The mannequin head. Joan of Arc, gazes from the locker of juniors Kristina Southwell and Susy Quigley. Their locker was a side show between classes. Dana DePriest Tammi DeVilbiss Tina Dewberry Karla Dicken Kimberly Dixon Elsie Dodoo Tim Doherty Monica Doonkeen Stephanie Dorman James Dudley .., .J 'Q' Amy Dulworth Helen Dunfee Kevin Dunkle John Dushane Kimberly Eades Virginia Eckles Kate Eckerdt Sarena Eden Vicki Eeds Julie Elliott