Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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Looking back, is there anything you would change about your high school days? I would try harder to make good grades. - senior Stacey Davis I wish I had taken afew more classes. - senior Melissa Erman I would have studied more. - senior Sandra Crandell My absences! - senior Larry Webb I would make them thigh school daysj longer. - senior Shawn Brown 1 would have been u better listener. - senior Scott Maloy I would have worked harder in Class. - senior Jola Lynch 1 would get more involved. - senior Dorosia Steffens I would have paid a lot more attention. - senior Tanya Garcia I would have thought about the future back in the ninth grade. - senior Elaine Lemley I would have taken my grades more seriously. - senior RaeBeth Cobb I would not proerastinate as I have. A senior Valarie Brenner I would change the fact that I didn't do my best in every- thing, - senior Mary Shadaram mused Gaze. Senior David Surber watches the juniors get on buses and thinks about the past year. Many seniors were nostalgic about their last year. .3 ? s A in ast Good-Bye. ln the parking lot, junior Beth Bowling says good- bye to a good friend until August. Most students didn't have time to see many of their classmates over ooking Back. Junior Terry Orr takes one last glance at the school before leaving for the summer. Juniors anticipated their final year of high school during the the summer. last days. End of School 244 aes...

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31355. fi' Q 5 l 'K-,. E f , , Q,,, . 7 E rf - ,, ,J I . A . ,, H 1 ,. ,fs V 4 ,- win , 'F La Q'-f 'Ww'f'f I W I Fam f,, , Bettye Walton walks away content after receiving her award package. She was a member of the Oklahoma appy With Honor. Junior Honor Society. IJ Is there one thing about high school that you will remember more than others? Algebra because l enjoyed it. - senior Scott Vass Term paper. ' - senior Bryan Schulock Having woodworking with Mr. tHughj Gouldy. - senior Anthony Caldwell Participating in the choral contests. - senior Patricia McMakin My parents have always supported ana' encourged me to dv my best. - senior Toni Battles Psychology showed me that I had to be more understanding because we're all a bit neurotic. - senior Peggy Barlow Zoology because I liked the class and it will help me in my future career. - senior Sherry Rose 'Tvping because ofthe teacher, Mrs. tGinaJ Lewisg she's been a great help to me. - senior Shari Smith ackage of Goodies. Junior host Carl Guthrie hands senior Juan Suarez his packet of awards. Juan was awarded the English medal and Oklahoma Honor Society certifi- cate. Awards Assembly Closing

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' A ' Uffy UP! -lUfli0f Carl hit Chat. Juniors Tim my ' ' V . V . . ' McConnell rushes to keep from Radford, Todd Ovenurf and Jerry 'Wh Z W V g V! I , ffll missing his bus on-the last day. Sqreeqman, talk in the parking lot, J J 'i,f ' . J . 51 Buses were Sometimes hard 10 They were allowed a three month , .gg 1 4 I ji , Lyi catch, especially if one wanted to regfbefgferhey hadto go backtothe j 3 g ,f , Q 4 talk to friends. Old Schedule. Q A K ,Q ,i, 5 ,k v Qt. Y . 1 , I .L R gl :aww 1 ' - q 1. Q 'fc efrr fe.: H A r ri J ., .i T 1 . Wan ' ' FT S1 W. I. 'W . re-nf , . gig te . , S . ff' ' -ui Aa ' g 'ii . Ky Unique Ending Ending school caused the busiest time of the year for most students. Perhaps it was bestg a person not busy dwelled too often on things coming to a close. No one wanted the school year to go on forever, but many hated to see it end so soon. These thoughts weren't as bad for the juniors, but it was still scary. They had one more ast Bit of Junk. Junior Eric Thomas boards a bus with the final products of locker cleanout. Most students waited until the last oppor- tunity to clean their lockers. 1t's finally wer! - senior Kelly Tennyson Remember Last Days l year to gog one that they would remember for the rest of their lives. Juniors said goodbye to all their senior friends who were either leaving for colleges all across the country or going out to get a job. Only after the seniors had gone did the juniors realize they might never see these friends again. Seniors achieved a major goal in life at the end of the year. They finally graduated from high school and were moving out into the adult world. No one was really prepared for leaving, and some regretted having to do so. Most had imagined that high school would go on forever. After 13 years of going to school, they couldn't believe it had finally ended. With each last day of school, students matured a little more. They dealt with friends moving and the anticipation of new schools. Some even gave up grudges, making friends out of old enemies. Juniors and seniors alike looked upon their final days with a feeling of achievement, School was out and the fun times of summer were begin- ning, but the pride of the past school year lingered on. E-Ll Of52'Q?Z.'2l 245