Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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om0rr0w's Landers. Junior giaduf ation escort Amanda Meade and seniors Greg Blackwell. Jackie Blain and Amanda Blake ponder life after gradua- tion, Seniors were faced with the thought of the real world. hank You. Feeling proud about winning the last spirit stick competition against the juniors. senior Dylan Romo gladly accepts the prize. Spirit was a major part of all assemblies. a part which all enjoyed. ,sa0'N A X 1 K M! ,ai M-.... he Last Song. Singing for the last time together in high school. seniors Melodic Crittenden. Dana Del'riest and Lisa Moates combine with the rest ofthe prom cast to say goodbye. uick Cool Down. Seniors John Williamson and Joe Pury ine get an instant shower from teammates and managers alter a hard game. The football team led Moore to the 5-A playoffs. v.. DESCRIBE YOUR SENIOR YEAR Mixed feelings: happy because a goal's been reached. but also sad because you get the feeling that you'll never see your friends again. - senior Tuan Do I really I1clt'f'Il'I cuntrihutvfl llll-Yllllfljlf MHS has zlmie nmrvuliir nit' than I could vrvr pay back. - senior Nicholas Knysh Mlirrlit'l1yI0t1,fi1.x't. - senior Scott Burcher My Xfllllllf yvtlr lim been fillet! with joy. - senior Kristy Garretson Thr lust j?mthall gauze of my ,X't'llIllfj'FI1V. Inyfiryt .s'w1inrt'ry. - senior Dana McFadden I,ru1kit1g hack, I J1'UllI!If1lIC'IllIIl4Lfl' anything about my high xchnnl tIt1y,y',' I only wixh there were more QflII1l'l7I.H - senior Jackie Adams My hext year t'vvr. ' - senior Jimmy Gelvin In.itf'ad tj looking forward till .w'h1ml',t' out, y0u'r4' wanting it tn .ylnw flown at the luxtf' - senior Pat Factor Waiting for .vvhnol to be overq Aft'llI'lI1g the day it ix, - senior Valerie Settles My high School tlclyx are mine. Some were not the bextg sonic' ware. But tht'y'rf' mine and I wnuldn't change tln'm. - senior Terry Kemnitz MHS helped mt' realize that lift' l.t'n't alway.i'jlll1'd with laughter. that you need to cry' mrnrftimex. - senior LaVeda Lindsey lift been great: .mnit'timP5 I wixli I multi coma' hack next year. - senior Trish Reich MHS has hvwi tl fIIllt'i'ft?f learn- ing. - senior Jay Rogers Senior Sentirgijggpel -I

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irsthand Appreciation. In thanking Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flippin for their help and devotion to the Prom Program, senior Student Council President Eric Fox congratulates them on their award. igh Hopes. Junior football manager Lisa Boggs concentrates on the field and its players to get a glance of a Lions' touchdown. The managers helped the team in many ways, -I Senior Sentimental People Q. g i x X X .X . X if 115 Y0u're now faced with the challenge of the real world. - senior Sannia Espinosa Good emorie Seniors' Last Hurrah While walking through the gradu- ation exercises in the traditional royal blue caps and gowns, it seemed unreal. As they thought about graduating, memories of past school events came to mind. The first day of high school, a fourth quarter gut-wrenching football win, a drama role. newspaper deadlines, a choir con- cert or the prom were relived. Saying goodbye was hard, but memories would make it easier. After graduation. decisions would be made that would affect the rest of students' lives. Some had already been accepted at a college or university, while others would work or get married. Each individual had already had different opportunities to plan his or her future, but the fears and apprehcnsions had been steadily mounting. As the high school years progressed in our minds, nostalgic scenes involving teachers, clas- srooms, late night homework sessions with friends, contests, float-making and relationships flashed by. New places. faces and circum- stances would soon become im- portant, but for now, the concern of every senior was that ever- increasing lump in their throats as they listened to the strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu and nervously stepped up onto the stage.

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Exemptions are to benefit the better students so Ike! they arefair awards. - senior Dana McFadden. KI GARE Exemptions fiom semester hen semester test time came, many students found they were exempt from most or all of them. These students were allowed to either sleep late or all day, or do many of the other things they hadn't had time to do while school was still in session. I'm exempt from every test ex- cept zoology. declared junior Whitney Wilmeth. We're still dis- secting our pigs in theref, If students had an A and four or less absences, a B and three absences or a C and one absence in a class. they were exempt from that particular test. Students without any tests to take were able to stay home all day. Students had their own opinions as to how this system should work. Some thought the system wasn't strict enough. I don't have any tests and it feels weird! said junior Mindy Miller. I think absences shouldn't count and a Kim Abbananto Mike Ables LuAnn Abney Amy Adams Janie Adams Paula Adams Angie Addington Marc Adkins Alexandra Adorf Robbie Aduddell Kathy Afentul Juli Alan Joanna Alexander Angie Allen Heather Allen Angela Ambrose Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Todd Anderson Curtis Dennielle Kim Mike Shawn Stacey Terry t Jeff Andrews Lewis Andrews Gary Apple Becky Arbuckle Becky Archuleta Dana Argo I Angela Armer Deann Arms 162 -E22.21:'iOs tests give students at break. person with a C shouldn't be exempt no matter how much that person attended. Others thought the exemption policy was too strict. Anybody with an A should be exempt regardless of absencesf said junior Mary Hall. I don't think it's fair. said senior Ha Nguyen. I have an A in anatomy but am not exempt because of tardies. It should be that six or seven tardies count as one absence instead of three because the semester is too short. Even though the system may not have been exactly as they wanted it. the students survived the testing or enjoyed the day at home with little or no problems. gonizing Over Answers. Although junior Ken Brooks is exempt from four classes. English is a class in which he cannot enjoy such a luxury. Ex- emptions were allotted to those with good attendance and good grades. 1 vt :wa r -J. 14 : V 't l I