Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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W--as Stuco Humors Students Amid all the spirit and celebration in an assembly, the Student Council officers believed that there had to be a bit of comedy to keep the students' morales at a high level. To accomplish this goal, they presented a skit in each assembly. NWe sit around and brain- storm,', said vice president Mindy Miller about how skits originated. f'We talk about why certain things will work and why certain things won'tg then we pick the best onef' One formula for a skit always worked, that of im- itating. the students and players of the opposing team. Skit artists portrayed opposing players as clumsy, incompetent wimps who had nothing intelligent to say. Opposition cheerleaders, who yelled out cheers blatant to the ears, looked ugly and disgusting. The opposing team's student body was portrayed as nerdish and dumb, When all else was ex- hausted, pure entertainment was the solution. One espe- cially memorable perfor- mance was senior Damon McFadden's imitation of Pee Wee Herman. olding It In. In a drama skit, junior Angela Ambrose waits to receive her toilet paper ration from junior Angie Allen. The skit satirizes the policy of getting toilet paper from the office. onfetti Wars. Senior Damon McFadden is attacked by tiny, colored pieces of paper. Everyone liked to throw confetti. but few liked to have it thrown at them. 0 Get 'Em! The Lions football team is ready and roaring to go at the Norman assembly Break mg through the banner started the Lpiritedstudents yelling in a frenzy. Assemblies Student Life

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pring, Winter Fall 1d0n't like I0 dren like the 570061,lIfl1liftl.YllfIIIll'd, IIft'l f00kfIIgAlT'll'I'ft'C1Il girl. senior Becky Wright tudents create individual fashion According to the January issue ofa fashion magazine appropri- ately entitled ln Fashion. the style that dominated the 1986 year was. the untucked look f free and easy. anything goes. The important thing was to have fun with clothing. Being fashionable wasn't easyg on a scale from one to ten. the time and energy I spend is about an eight. explained senior Carol Corneil. lt is im- portant to me to look good. but it's not the most important thing in my life: I just like to wear nice clothes. Half the fun of looking good was shopping for just the right esigner Dungarees. Senior Leasa Bruce shows her school spirit and fashion sense by wearing a shin and tie with her blue jeans. Jeans were a common favorite of all. style. When l'm in the mood I like to go shopping. but l'm always in the mood to look good. said senior Scott Gordy. Students shopped at many different stores. Everyone had their favorite place to shop. I guess my favorite places to shop for the most up-to-date clothing is the Gap. Chess King orleans West. said senior liric Frichette. Being up-to-date in fashion became very important to some people. But even more im- portant was to dress with ima agination and individuality. l like to dress up and be different: the way I dress isn't affected by what other people wear. but by what mood I'm in. saidjunior Angel Cantu. I like to dress how I feel. Colors played a very im- portant part in clothing. Colored prints. floral designs and multiacolored jeans rated high in popularity. High fashion became any- thing one wore with conf fidence. The type of dress a student wore expressed the kind of mood he or she was in. When I dress up. it puts me in a good mood. said junior Jamie Rogers. lt makes me feel better about myself when people come up and tell me how good I look. Some students. on the other hand. were not too concerned with their mode of dress. Being fashionable to me isn't that importantf' said junior Karen Camp. l'm me. and being me is being fash- ionablelu I I f' V9 j I -.. astel Prints. lunior Lori Jackson ponders whether or not large, bold prints will fit her style. Floral prints became popular. reminding students of summer. chool Favorite. A most needed accessory for everyones wardrobe is the school lettcrjacket. according to senior Kim Ferguson. Letter jackets represented one's pride in sports feats and school. FOSl'1ior'i Student Life