Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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C0fflp6l'lflV6 A special attitude, liveliness and brisk quality was often shown by students and teachers alike. at 'Em Up. Seniors try to demean the juniors as they put a hex on them. Putting a curse on juniors was part of the senior tradition. agged Spirit. Teachers judge the junior-senior spirit competition in cognito. These unknown judges made a determined effort of only awarding points to the juniors. X 5 ,t-t gn -A Wi 3 5 5 ' S' A E El it ' ' i s , t -t X Q za- A .Y t5,.j j if T X gs, 4 Ny' 1 . Y-Ass-, 3' grades and achievements. - senior Bryan Terry It did not take an assembly or game to raise spirits, but it was expressed each day no matter where they were. During assemblies and games students be- came a class rather than individual juniors and seniors. The spirit that thrived gave our teams and individuals the incentive to strive for victory. As memories were recalled, students remembered that The Lions are the greatest! etting With It. Band members perform as students leave each assembly. Junior Mike Landis jams to the last notes of the music. - Spirit .. 73

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Heads Up. Keep sophomore Eric c e Terry Orr and No rr s S h ll g and juniors ahO h th h d before the state swimming meet dq t t Together they fomie nique traditions established in the past continued. Both teams and individuals lived up to high expectations. Lions shot, passed, kicked, volleyed, ran, jumped, caught, threw, hit and swam into another successful sports year. In football, the Lions again advanced to the state playoffs, barely losing to the eventual state champions. Linebacker John Williamson, a senior, was selected to the all-state team by the coaches and L sportswriters. The Wrestling team suffered key injuries but still managed to finish among the top seven teams in the state. Until the final game, the Lady Lions basketball team, falling just shy of winning the state championship, went undefeated. Senior Christie Scofield, who had been a starter for four years, was named to several all-state teams and one all-American team. The softball team won the state championship for the third year in a row and the baseball team finished state runner-up. Sea Lions finished high in the state meet and placed several swimmers on the all-state team. Diver John Adams, senior, was selected to the all-state team for the second consecutive year. Both the girls, and boys, track teams enjoyed one of the best seasons in school history. For those students who were not members of a sports team, physical education classes provided an opportunity to display their athletic abilities while having fun. From Weightlifting to aerobics, PE offered almost everything a student wanted in an exercise class. Mm Sports