Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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T ::ft . as K5 N s W1 cLAssRoouvi j DTICS A class clown is someone who is always saying what is on his or her mind, complaining about homework or what- ever else to make students and teachers laughf' junior Roxanne Cumby said. They are unique, school woulcln't be the same without them. Sneezing powder in the air vents, rock videos in the VCR instead of Shakespeare and stapling notebook or gradebook pages together all suggested a class clown's personality. There's a time to be serious and a time to have fun, junior Brittin Karbowsky said. When it's time for fun, we call on the class clown. The reasons behind the act' varied from person to person. Class clowns act the way they do because they like the attention they get from other students in the class, junior 1 :Ni I s, ss e Y X s .. arly start. Senior Katrina Kilmer gives us a natural look. She helped paint the yearbook office the week before school started, uddies. Senior Mike Thedford gets a chuckle from seniors Craig Fisher, Cvreg Thompson and Greg Oplotnik. Friends enjoyed a good laugh. . An ExceI ebration Michelle Aeschliman said. lt's part of their personalityf' Schoolrooms filled with laughter when clowns demonstrated their stunts. Some appeared to be aimed only for the teacher. One afternoon, four of my friends and l had a saline solution bottle begging for attention, junior Aymee Thomason said. We took it, aimed it up and shot it at our teacher. She thought she had something crawling out of her hair! Gthers started laughter directed at no one in particular. ln Zoology one day we were dissecting fish, junior Cheryl Hocker said. Chris Mayo and Brent Bowen threw one across the room and yelled 'fish flylm Though sometimes nerve-wracking, the class clown kept everyone on the edge of their seats, waiting for the next show. 5 i i i i i ,A Xgkxnxjk 'KWW1 ' 1-M-vm a s Y ,M W l area 4 .4. 1 S f A cn' ff f ,I ay 4 r u1:rX'...,,,,, A if gay -RL l 1 . ' 1 'fi' UU 2

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i M- X, MQW ' :I A,fL ,,-f-fL ' r b. bu , iff, , . agtime. juniors Keith Humphrey and Lora Duncan wait to compete at a scholastic meet. Intervals between tests stretched endurance. ime out. While doing some homework, juniors Trang Nguyen and Lora Duncan stop to talk. Talking often relieved homework congestion. t, gy eiii ,7,, , ,Zii aw Classroom Antics

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