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

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TOUCHING THINGS UP, Misty Croninger finds time to freshen up between classes. lT'S NOT PETER PANg it's Shelley Hoze and John Galbraith taking it easy before the first bell rings. ALWAYS THE SAME, Tim Lipe wouldn't be caught not wearing one of the popular OP shirts. MATT DITTMAN finds a better way to keep his legs warm, by wearing his buckskins. A LITTLE EARLY, Ronnie Graham gives his snow boots a try as he and Tony Brinlee walk the halls, U Student Life 11

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DRESSING UP NICELY is an everyday thing for Angie Wilson. She's just one of many who enjoy looking nice in today's fashions. e Changing Styles Same Fashionable Look Things come and go and fashion trends are no exception. Fashions in Moore change just about as often as the weather does. Last year's styles were more Preppy , while this year's styles have settled down to the more basic looks. Some students still tend to dress in ruffles and lace, but others have turned to the more Valley look . The valley styles are the new mini-skirts and headbands, but also the cowboy boots, the peter pan looking boots and the newest type of boot, the muck- lucks. Not everyone was as satisfied as 10 Student Life others with the Valley look . Others chose to create their own look, it was referred to as the sporty look . Just a few of the sporty styles were the sweats look, the fashionable jeans, the Nike look and the most popular of all, the OP styles. Whether you dressed Preppy , Valley or even Sporty made no difference, as Ryan Wuerch said, Just be yourself , and that's just what the students did. The changing styles made a big difference on the clothes they wore, but overall, Moore West was always considered very fashionable ,

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Finally Free When the bell rang each school day at 3 p.m. the hall was filled with the excitement of students waiting to ap- proach the night and the fun times ahead of them. Finding a ride home was most important. Most students tried to bum a ride with friends to avoid riding the school bus. After reaching their destinations, students either jammed out with MTV fa video music television stationl, listened to their stereo, watched television or talked to others on the telephone. As the evening progressed, studying and doing homework was a regular rou- tine, or at least was supposed to be. Dates were common but usually not until Friday nights. Students often went to the movies, out to eat wth friends or to one of the popular arcade centers. After cruising the downtown strip, students went their separate ways to get ready for yet another day. A3813 par 5' f fififff -ff f if N . 6 SINCE TEEYSHIRTS are very popular with the teenage crowd, Tim Donnelly buys a shirt to go with his favorite transfer, BEWILDERED and fascinated by the new snow- fall, students impatiently wait for the school bus, 12 Student Life