Westmoore High School - Tiger Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Standing As One Second 0 one SP 0 IRNIT N got the spirit, lets hear it, and that's just what happened. It was always plain to see when a per- son or group of people were from Moore West because of the enthusi- asm and high spirits. Whether they were a pom pon girl, a cheerleader, an athlete, a teacher or a member of the newly formed spirit group, the Bleacher Creatures , they were al- ways considered a big part of the Ti- ger team. Though the Tigers didn't always win, they were never considered los- ers, for they had a distinct quality. They had the pride, the spirit and the sportsmanship which made Moore West second to none. Students showed their spirit in such ways as attending away games as well as home M is ,fr he fra. 59 if i .U-4 games, participating in assemblies and other school functions, joining clubs and organizations and just supporting the Tigers. Moore West had the finest group of students, teachers, administrators and staff members that a school needs. As Tigers we could say with pride, We were a part of Moore West Mid High and truly mean it. if Ts if 5'-WWGZL . f A KEITH JONES, otherwise known as Goober, practices at one of the games. SHOOTING HIS ARROW into the hearts of the student body is just what Jason Crouch did dur- ing the first pep assembly, as he pretended to be Cupid. Student Life 7

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EATING IT ALL UP a banana during a Williams looks on. W GOING WILD is the type of pep assemblies we have at Moore West, as it shows the expressions of the crowd, LEADING THE WAY, head cheerleader Shel- ley Green shows her school spirit as she shouts through the megaphone that the cheerleaders won at Thunderhawk Cheerleading Camp. 5 Student Life 1 , i V f V 1 - pe wcu f 3 I gs 14 W, 3 2, 1 I ,Rob Coffey hurriedly eats GETTING THE SPIRIT, students pick up the pep assembly as Tammy spirit links after the sophomores beat the fresh- men. Q +5 Q- w no ...,, s we .. . :'i:S:.'1:S' i ::w. iss . S ' 'mls TSQ 5 Y sk X gl etss' , sm I ,ray f, , e:5?Zi.,-r12 - 1 ' :H ,J f 1 -J, iw-SY' fa-1'?E??,flij'Fmz4iA1Weifm' f' f If 'W'iii'kfezfaSIFW2flf,:,ArIf75Eai'f, -MQ' 445' I V ,, .,,. , I , ' w if 4 -- e I ff-- ,I Farm ,Wgpfwiit 1 , af 7 MW fwiiwfl We z4z ,'ifi17wi''-Mkii , I ' it 'A - .fs-: Zw - 'vfjttirm ,r:,,,,Ag,A-,z ' A' ywl' ':?lQ:i7Qf',2':n iI:275V.l?5,Azy' I, ',f1':LiU:f,,j157 f7l'f5TiPf7i9?iW5i 'T55'fiifIZii'fi7f5Qzf5 W.l'Q'?VfzfiF'rf,'ff1,t?12f74x, ff.iz'72f,,16QiQ ,, ,, iw, ff , ,fr Hfmszr ,ffw,,,,,Lgr-3, war If walk 1q.fNefwg5,gwe-,.11,,:ggpif W,,y1f1g, ,sig UflfQr4lNfiLl s ' 'KfKl7yJf L 'i',j5ifa,,'9:'5' f , I f , ' , l I '.s-:fmwrfii f I , Tfe,mLQjT ffe-7,' 'tQl4z57'1Qi'i 5'U-IT , 5l'f::?f lit' ' ' I iikliff' f. 'uf .w',f:-r.fa,f: in ' Wai . , ., , t f , 2 Z ez fm. ,,,. we ., , Qu 'f V , ' ' ,I C W, fe ' -- s,,. . .,,, , sg in , V. f I It ' ' 'rl' , 4, 'fer 'I ,, ' We 'p r v if fit, get ,ww , 2 12 ' ls I Q . Q I . -' ' 4, ' ---' . -'www I I jg , , ff r aim M eg w , 2 ' f --' ,, ,w , 5 f M- M

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SHOWING HIS JOLLIER SIDE, Dana Jones portrays Jolly Ole' St. Nick in the Christmas assembly. GOOFING OFF between classes are Greg Wib- ben, Tim Donnelly, Eric Shrier and Tracy Quin- ton. othing To Do Whoever started the expression There's nothing to do undoubtedly never went to Moore West. During the school year, there were several activi- ties in which students participated. There was a variety of elective classes open to the students, in addi- tion to the required courses such as history and math. These classes kept students very busy. In English many were faced with the task of writing essays, reading stories, watching mov- ie tapes and learning to use correct grammar. Watching filmstrips, hearing guest speakers and doing labwork played an important role in the science classes. Many electives were added to help students prepare for the future. For instance, there was driver education, business, typing, computer science and foreign language. The curriculum of the school changed from time to time and West offered a wide range of courses. Any changes were always made with the benefit of the students in mind. 8 Student Life