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1U lilies 0 Chance. Student Council seniors Leland Suttee and Eric Fox do a parody from Wheel of Fortune. The nerd, Alfred E. Snodgrass. did not win. we 4' is Di -J romoting Spirit. Pom pons present one of their many fast-paced routines. They practiced approximately X' i- Q seven hours a week. et It Out. Senior Tammy Pannell and others in the crowd react to the events in the assembly. They begin psyching up for the spirit yell. C 72 i Spirit - GAVSR l
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tirring It Up. Senior spirit sticker Barry Nance -I-O-N-Slluniorstryto out-yell the seniors in the great source of spirit at assemblies and sporting events. W011 2 number of these Contests. helps lead Lion fans in acheer. The spirit stickers werea 1 ltraditional spirit competition. The juniors surprisingly L I O N S Weapons used in The Spirit Wars, Students used man exciting ways to ow their school spiri at games. assem- and in everyday life. ' ome ygent as rar as wearipg' crazy Qostumes or face paints. Most, however. used simple items which were generally associated with spirit. , I am big with Qonfetti and those little pomQons, said junior JennifelWomack. They make things m xcitinglu . Other items whic imulated spirit in- cluded silly siring, lobns, horns and streamers. . ' Some things were 'ed as a wedge to get the uppefhand in t spirit competition at every assembly. 1 lik sing the newspapers while the Qjunio are cheering. It's funny. ex- plai d senior Penny Luster. It makes the ' iors mad! Students wore school t-shirts as a popular way to show spirit. Seniors dis- playqd their blue tv-shirts while juniors wore red on assembly days. Some supplemented their colors with ribbons and pins. ' I like the design, state j r Angela Afmer. I thin? that when peopl wear them, it helps at the assemblies. 1 Signs and banners that decorated the gym or stands was another goodoway to boost spirit. ' I think the banners really symbolize the school spirit, said senior Kelly Tennyson, and the pride we have in our school. . Mew' oooooh! Juniors Stacey McPherson and Carl Guthrie await the kick-off at a football game. The sound ofthe spirit cry quickly filled the stadium. sq l With so many students at Moore, it is verjv dnjicult for one student to change things, yet 1 feel I have been very .supportive of the Lions. - senior Kim Wiewel 1 contributed spirit and morale to MHS. - senior Kim Burge I'd like to think l've added some memories to these grand old walls. - senior Donna Coleman Enjoy it to thejullestg get involved and let someone know you're there. - senior Melodic Crittenden Honor and pride are two words tlzat should be put right next to the words lsenioryear. ' - senior Angie Huffman My best year ever. ' - senior John Wright Power. ' - senior Gary Hilburn Just being at the high school and hav- ing jun. - senior Karla Dicken A blast. ' - senior Amber Warren Ult has been eonsiderably different and U.X'ClllI1t2,' it is not what I expected at all. - senior Jeff Koger Fun and exciting. - senior Malinda Goode 4'l've helped support our teams by showing school spirit and going to the games. - senior Cory Maddox 1 ' ve learned to never stopjor whatyou wantq keep trying to get it. - senior Donnie Sinclair Unique. ' - senior Pamela Hathorn Ajeeling zjpower. - senior Rodney Wickersham Make the most of each experience, and let bad experiences motivate you to do the best. - senior Diane Safrit Your last chance to really be a kid. - senior Sue Guillory Fun! - senior Ann Williams Trying my best and doing this is the .spirit 1yfMHS. - senior Bill Wullschleger Great. ' - senior Michael Githens 1 try to be the best I can be in everyth- ing I'm in. - senior Shawna Lucas - Spirit ,-
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