Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Tammy Heard - Choir 9,103 Stuco 9.101 Lyras 1 13 Apollyras 12: District Solo Su- perior Rattng 1 1 David Henry - Newspaper 11,123 FJA 11,123 OIPA Award 123 Who's Who 12 Michelle J. Henry f JCL 11,12 Suzanne Hemy - FBLA I13 Softball ll Francisco Hemandez, Jr. f Football 91 Wrestling 93 Baseball 9,10 Tricia Hemando - NHS 9,l0.11.l2: FCA 9,l01Sech,1lg Youth in Govt 111 Tennis 9,ll1Carnpus Life 123 Typing Award 103 English Award 101 Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 9,l0,11 Lori Hess Y Pep C1 9tVP1: FCA IOQVPH3 Appollyras 113 Show Choir 9.103 NHS 9,10 Dorothy Hesland - FBLA 12: Campus Life 123 NHS 93 Who's Who 10 Belinda Hicks f VICA 11,123 Drama Cl 10 Kelley Anne Hiler - Stuco 9,1O,l11 FBLA 12: Choir 9,115,111 Soccer 11 Sheila D. Hinchey v Football Mgr 11.12 Angela Hire - FFA 9.103 Stuco 12 Dwayne Hladik - Wrestling 10,12 Paula Hogner f Stuco 9,10,11,l21Rprt1l NHS 11,123 FCA 9,103 Young Life 11.121 Basketball 9,103 Football Mgr 11,121 Girls State 113 Football Royalty 121 English Award 12: Grad Escort ll Michelle Holben - JCL 1 13 Spanish C1 123 Stuco 10,11,121 JA 9,113 NAJAC 113 Who's Who 10,1 1: Economics Award 11 Trenda E. Housholders JCL 113 Yearbook 9,l01EAl11 Stuco 9,103 FCA 9,103 OSU Honor Scholar 113 Who's Who 11 Peggy S. Howard A- Stuco 93 VICA 11,12 lTreasJ3 VlCA Award 12 Ron Huff - Stuco l0,l2Q French C1 123 Young Life 11.123 Football 9,10,1 1,123 Photography Award 11 Angela D. Huffman - Stuco 9,l0,ll,l23 FCA 10,11,123 Young Life 11,121 Campus Life 11,121 French C1 11,123 Maniacs 113 FHA 121 Speech 10 Tammy Heard Danny Hearn Tracy Heatherly Trixie Heatherly Patricia Heavener Terry Heck Kristina Hefner Jeff Hendren David Henry Michelle Henry Ronnie Hensley Scott Henson Frankie Hemandez Tricia Hernando Dorothy Hestand Belinda Hicks Gary Hilburn Kelley Hiler Gary Himes Steve Himes Sheila Hinchey Mike Hines Angela Hire John Hire Ursula Hirsch Dwayne Hladik Paula Hogner Thomas Hogue Cher Holbert David Holcomb Daniel Hooper Trenda Householder Leslie Howard Peggy Howard Tamera Howerton Kim Howland Matt Huff Ron Huff Angie Huffman Kevin Hull -I bl L- QE.. ,ou W? vs A I A , 42 Puppy Love People 'ff ,rv ws.. 0- g,

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ta .HS nigh J . 'at' egg 2 cw, 4 ' UW ' 1' 5. '12 ' fx Q, ,xx . 'fgo.,Hy . slggfiifiif 1 tt , 1 thbtk some cyflhe hairstyles are really cool. - junior Bruce Ogle What, On Top Individual Looks Students' preferences of hair- styles matched their personalities. Hairstyles were picked by the in- dividual to fit their exact style, qualities and flair or just to give them more character. Shapes and styles of hair wom by students imitated those found between the covers of Vogue, Gentlemen's Quarterly and Seventeen Most hairstyles were accom- plished by just a short trim, but others took more time, effort and usually money to achieve the desired look. My last hairstyle took me three hours in the chair and cost me Sl50, said senior Laura Green- he wet look. Senior Kirk Lutz dis- wood. When styling mousse hit the market, it became an overnight success. It was used for the teased look or just to give body to the hair. Color mousse was also an imagina- tive way to express moods or life- styles. I have to use mousse or my hair just lays there like a dead dog, said junior Susy Quigley. Gel, which had the stronger hold, was used for spikes, the buzz look or the wet look, I used gel one time, it took a whole bottle to make all of my hair stand up on end, said junior Kristina Southwell. S'But it did last and it took two days to wash out. Students enjoyed the differences among hairstyles as much as the differences between themselves. plays his new hairstyle in the Homecom- , , , 3 3 ing assembly. Students and their hair- The quest f0r Orlgmallty and 3 'X styles played a major role in fashion. unique look caused Il1CSC fadS. Mark Hamm Q- v Tamara Hankins D. j Q ' ' Tim Hansen L, L, W .---.. Lisa Hanson A Frank Harkema Mark S. Hamm - FCA 12tVPl3 Class Officer 9,10 Tamara Hankins - FCA 101 FBLA e. f if W f ,isa a r fa iff is ,,. jj.. 5... 4:2 I 'A Y A e Q' Q -M iii 7 I 1 ' fir t H., -' ,. . ,. 4 4 f .a WU. k i Vie' 9 so-f urs ,silbw James Harper Carol Annette Har Cindy Harris Jason Harris Thurl Harris Mike Hartman Jeffrey Hastings Kayla Haswell Pamela Hathorn Carissa Hawkins Kelly Hawkins Shelly Hawkins Toni Hawkins Michelle Hays Teresa Hays ris 12tChaplainl1 Basketball 9: Softball 10,lItStatel.12 Timothy Richard Hansen f Debate 12: Basketball 9: Natl Forensic Lfeague 12 Wayne Harkema - FBLA 9: Basketball 91 Football 9,10,11 James 1.. Harper Y Band 93 Apollyras I2 Carol Annette Harris - Band Council 9.l0.ll.121 Apollyras 113 Show Choir 101 Band 9,111,112 NHS 9,10,11,121 Band Award 9.10.11 Cindy Renee Hams W Spanish C1 12: JCL 111 FCA 9,103 Stuco 9.10: Campus Life 1 11 Tennis 113 Spring Festivities Royalty 91 Football Queen 103 Fall Festivities Royalty 113 Baseball Mgr 9,10 Jason Harris f JCL 11,121 Campus Life 123 Tennis 9,l0,11,123 OU 8: OSU Honor Scholar 113 OKHS 9,I0,11,121 Who's Who 1 1,12 Michael Hanman 7 Band 9,10,11.1Z3 FCA 9,10,l 1,121 Presidents Honor Roll 9,10,12 Jeffrey Curtis Hastings - Band Council 1ltVP1,l2tPres13 Spanish Cl 123 Band 9,10,1I,l2 Kayla Haswell - FHA 113 FBLA 12 Pamela Hathom - Spanish C1 11,121 JCL 123 Newspaper ll, Band 9,11g Choir 10,113 Band Award 9,111 Natl Merit Award I 1 Kelly Hawkins - VICA 11,l21Secl Teresa Dawn Hays - NHS 9,10,1l,123 Stuco 121 FCA 10,113 Campus Life 11,123 Band 93 Who's Who 10,1l,123 OSU Honor Scholar 11LOBU.1r Achievement Award 113 Biology Award 1l3Chemistry Award 103 Grad Escort I 13 Intl Youth in Achievement 11,12 Hairstyles People

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Kirk Hull Roger Bryan Hull Donna Huse Thomas Hutchison Debbie Huynh any Kyung Hwang Ayumi Ide Elesha Idell David Ingram Lance Irons Kim Jackson Janna Jameson Becky Jantz Tina Jaynes Vicki Jenkins Stephanie Jines Roger John Eric Johnson Justin Johnson Laurie Johnson 1 v I lim xy LJ Kirk Brian Hull- Apollyras 11.121 M8cM 11 John Hunter - Maniacs 9: Intl Cl 9 Kyung Hwang - NHS l0,1l,l2L Stuco 11312: FJA 11.121 Project Research 103 JCL 111 French C1 l2Q Yearbook 123 Debate 123 USAA Geometry Award 93 History Award 103 BSCS Award 103 English Achievement Award ll: Govt Award 113 Tennis 1O,l1.l2 Ayumi Ide - NHS 9,1031l.12: JCL 1l.12tRepJgStuco9:CampusLife11,123 Cross Country llQ Track 111 Math Awards 111 Latin I Award ll: Typing Award 93 Outstanding English Student 103 BSCS Award 10 Lance Irons - FCA 10: JCL 121 Football 9310 Kim Jackson - Maniacs 12: Spanish Cl 9 Janna Lynn Jameson - Stuco Rep 9 Tina Deanne Jaynes 4 FHA 11: FBLA 122 Gymnastics 9.10 Femie Jerry W Baseball 9310 Roger John W FFA 9.10311 Eric D. Johnson - French Cl 9 Justin Johnson - VICA 11312 Laurie Johnson 4- Drama Cl 9: NHS ' 93103113123 FCA 9,l0g Band l03ll,l2L I School Students 9.103111 Girls Stale ll: f Who's Who 12 '11 met him while riding horses and l c0uldn't stand him. - y . senior Michelle Crowley I 3'y'.3tyJ y 9 The Stead Game Puppy Love Young love displayed its signs throughout the year in every im- aginable circumstance and reflected the ever-changing attitudes about teenage relationships. Back in the time of our parents, kissing was not allowed and holding hands was frowned upon. I think kissing is all right but no major making out. said junior David Brewer. Some students felt that they needed to be free to date around while others felt that they should have a steady relationship. Relationships are better because if you love them then you'll stay with them and have fun with them, eartthrob. Juniors Shaunene Switzer and Todd Dickerson discuss what to do this weekend. Weekends played a major role in most students' lives. explained junior Mike Ables. Some were skeptical about the idea of establishing relationships. I think relationships are better, but as a whole dating should be con- sidered by most teens because get- ting involved too young causes too many conflicts, said junior Jason Clark. Marriage, however, brought out common opinions. Most students felt getting married was too im- portant a step in one's life to carry through with while still in high school. I don't think they should because they should finish high school and go to college and have fun while they're still young, stated junior Kim Stamps. Whether it was a major relation- ship or a small fling, young love was a vital part of teenage life. PU Peifpli Science Award 101 Music Award 93 Q Society of Distinguished American High