Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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I 4 MOORE-NORMAN VO-TECH SCHOOL HONORS the more than 350 Moore High juniors and seniors who are prepar- ing for jobs in voca- tional and technical pro- grams. Does the loitering law make it difficult for you to visit with your friends on Friday and Saturday nights? Definitely not. 1 can find much better things to do than just 'hang out' at the same place on a Friday or Saturday night. I also think that everyone else should do the same. - senior Erin Mitchell Did you know that it is unlawful to play games in the street, even in a residental area? No, they don't enforce it so why should we worry about it? - junior Thomas Keim Why do you think we have a law that prohibits the breaking of glass on streets? We do? I guess it makes sense. - senior Raymie Deleorr If your car breaks down and is inoperable, how do you avoid leaving it on the street? Put it in neutral and have someone push me. - senior Terry Andrews Why is it important to have a law that prohibits littering? So that we can keep the country a better place to run around in. - junior Robert Muzny Why is a monthly fire drill at school important? ' 'To make sure that everyone knows what to do. - junior Dustin Gish Why should students have a food handler's permit to work in a restaurant? Because they should know the rules of handling food. It is important that they are clean. - junior Cher Kobuck Have you ever had someone complain about you playing loud music? My parents really don't mind, but when 1'm in my car with the windows down and the music blaring, people give me strange looks. - junior Tia McElvany Knowing that defacing school property is against the law, what do you think can be done to keep others from doing this? Have someone watch the walls and stuff so that people won't do it. - junior Charles Cowan Should you be responsible and get fined if you let an unauthorized driver drive your car? No, I think that the person driving the car should suffer the consequences. - junior Jinny Pak While driving to school, do you observe good driving procedures? When 1'm rushing to get to school on time, I'm not going to get ISS because I came to a complete stop at a stop sign when it was clear for miles around. - junior Mikki Trimble They tty to administer responsibility and get us ready for the 'adult world. ' - senior Damon Mills ws Affect Ever tudent Laws and rules. Everyone had to abide by them, even high school students. Many students probably didn't even know that some of the laws from the City of Moore Municipal Code existed. Since all city parks were closed to the public from 12:01 a.m. until 6 a.m. each day, students couldn't cruise through the parks after midnight. Any person involved in a form of raising money couldn't sell or peddle anything of value except during the hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. This law affected fundraising. Students couldn't be employed in a restaurant without a food handler's permit. A public nuisance was one which affected an entire community of three or more separate property owners at the same time. Since several organizations held parties at members' houses, all students had to be aware that they couldn't play music too loudly. Although many students couldn't understand the reason for the number of fire drills, all schools were required to have one each month. It was unlawful for any person to engage in any game, sport or recreational activity in the streets which was likely to impede the passage of vehicles or injure someone. Students had to real- ize that residential streets were not a playground. If a student was involved in an accident, he was expected to stop, give his insurance in- formation and report the accident to the police. While cruising on Friday and Saturday nights, students couldn't loiter in business parking lots or litter anywhere. Most of these laws affected high school students in some way. Students were expected to show good conduct, earning the right to be called 'fyoung adults. nowing What's Right. Seniors Ayumi lde, Todd Com, Dylan Romo and Valarie Brenner discuss laws that have been brought to their attention. f

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