Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Jeff Rodgers Mike Rodriguez Tina Rodriguez Jamie Rogers Velecia Rogers Kevin Rolke Jimmy Romo Mike Rosati John Ross Shawnda Ross Denise Royland Ray Russ Linda Russell Tami Ryan Tracy Ryser Lynette Saavedra Becky Socher Dina Salazar Tobey Sampson Courtney Sanders Venise San Martino Sherri Sapp Gene Satterwhite Leah Scales Tohnya Scaramucci Mark Schaeffer Sabine Schenk Erik Schill Randy Schmidt Curtis Schroeder Paul Schwartz David Scott E 4 a- ' W .- f 5 In Austria, we have to take eight years of English. - Ursula Hirsch, foreign exchange student. E W W O R L D Each day i1'I'l'Sl'7lfIfS su1'jJrisesjbr Fxlfllllllglf stzulwzts. eing a new student in a school was quite an experience. Students from other countries thought that experience was a cultural awakening. In Germany we take I3 classes, compared to four or six here, said senior Nicole Campe. Here you can choose your classes while in Germany you take what they offer. The foreign exchange students were Alexandra Adorf, Nicole Campe and Markus Zielke from West Germanyg Ursula Hirsch, Austria, Sabine Schenk, Switzer- landg and Nina Brandshaug, Norway. In Norway. the schools are smaller and we graduate in the ninth grade. not the twelfth. explained senior Nina Brandshaug. We have essay tests which are much harder than the tests here. Most foreign exchange students missed their families, friends, school and hometowns because they were away, but they learned to Foreign Exchange ll People adjust to American life and become accepted. When I got here, I was very homesick and wanted to go home because I missed my family and friends, said senior Ursula Hirsch. After a while, I was treated like one of the family. I miss my dancing school very muchf' said junior Markus Zielke. I also miss my family. There were two major foreign ex- change services, Educational Foundation for Foreign Study and Youth for Understanding. 'fWe have not had any of our students become a foreign exchange student this year, said Mrs. Charlotte Bennett, guidance counselor. But we have had several inquiries. ombination Trouble. Senior Alexandra Adorf labors to open her locker. Having trouble opening a locker is one ofthe many adjustments that a foreign exchange student makes.

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'iMy great dune me il. ' -junior Bobby Street X P L A A T I 0 Excuses explain mishaps for those in trouble. xcuses have been used since the beginning of time. Parents, teachers and principals always seemed to ask questions that teenagers didn't have answers for, so naturally, teens just thought up one, or better yet, they just used an excuse. When junior Mike Wilburn was late for his curfew, he told his mom, I ran out of gasg I had to push my car home and my girlfriend wouldn't help me. Not only were students late for curfews, but for class as well. The students discovered that it was very difficult to get up at 6 a.m. and be in class at 8:15. McDonald's drive-thru was closed so l had to go inside. ex- plained senior Stacey David. Getting back to class after lunch always created problems for those who went off campus. lt was hard enough to get to places on time. but we also had to have the materials we needed. Daryl Stowe Michelle Strain Joanna Straka Teresa Stratton Lorey Strawn Robert Street Jerry Streetman Bobby Stubbs Scott Stubbs Trixey Stubbs Anthony Sturm Adonya Sullivan Carrie Sullivan Denise Suttee Jimmy Swafford Judy Swafford Janette Swartz Lori Swiggart Shawnene Switzer Tina Taken Paige Talkington Aaron Tarpley Lesley Taulbee Kevin Taylor Le Ann Taylor Steva Taylor Trevor Taylor Tanya Teel Lisa Templeton Mike Thedford Elizabeth Thomas Wendie Thomas Senior James Harper once used a classic excuse to explain why he didn't have his book with him. They were fumigating my locker and I couldnit get to it, he said. Junior LaChandra Hall used this same excuse for every situation, lfl told you, then you probably wouldn't believe me. Junior Rebecca Lomaine didn't use this excuse herself, but she said she overheard someone tell a teacher that their books were in a friend's car and the car got stolen. There were almost as many ex- cuses as there were items to lose or to forget. Anytime there was a deadline. an assignment due or a project to tum in, there was always an excuse to explain. oming Up with Justification. Juniors James Cushman and Chris Ladyman try to think of an excuse to give to the teacher for an uncompleted assign- ment. An excuse is the only way out for many students. - .. ,, ,WVVV E, I .2 A 1 fy' ' .IV Hi 5' 't W., by ,tgp , gr L R... f S' 5, tier, .,,, 5. 1 -N.. wt. . 'fi ff 43 , li. fn 1 JSM it .M qv 5 X iii 3 4 by a 3 t 557 17225 fag ljf . f is t K W1 ' if f' ,ff Q? va 186 FEZZZTSS it U.