Moore High School - Timekeeper Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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ame please. Senior Amy Adams takes the names of seniors Doug Ball and Doug Liner. Those attending the National Honor Society volleyball party earned service points. he tops. Seniors Doug Ball and Tom Walding work together for an NHS volleyball vic- tory. Many team members worked together to earn winning points. old-n-fluff. junior Billy Butler helps prepare NHS's homecoming float. Clubs partici- pating in the parade sponsored parties in order to construct floats. plat! Iunior Chele Gravitt helps to initiate junior Mike Myers into Future Farmers of America. lnitiations helped new members to show their dedication. Life of the Party tilt f 3 if fn AE?