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

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Bunch, Chad Burchett, Danny Burrows, Tim Byrd, Lana Callicoat, Dale Campbell, Debbie Cargal, Bryan Carlson, Debbie Carroll, Melonie Cha, Hon rs K ..,. Z Q.. .. . K X- ,I ' , M T Chambers, Ronda Q g l, ,QT Q Q Chambers, Todd Chapman, Vicki - 1 - .L i . ggisf : 2 - li., Q Cheves, Derek 0 f i PEIVOTI tes Clearly S11 own . erl F :-.-Ii , r,,,., f. West students had no problem stat- Ferrari, Camero, Z-28, and Trans AMg C 'n ir own o inions on favorites. the sim le ick-u truck was second. Categories were movies, cars, songs, Favorite rock songs were Hard to Q g favorite hangouts, and video games. Say lim Sorry and Jack and Diane . The favorites were varied, but when Country Mountain Music was the the final votes were tallied, it was quite favorite, Love in the First Degree , obvious who had won. second, both sung by Alabama. 12th f :'i . - 5 The movie of the year was E.Tf', Street in Moore was the number one while Fast Times at Ridgemount hangout while Crystal's pizza palacie ' ' T d I were secon . High followed in second place. For and .Crossroa s Ma gir' . country groups Alabama was the clear Centipede and Donky Kong were the C' - . ll'i if winner, Oak Ridge Boys second. Van favorite video games. UJOURNEYH is clearly a favorite of West students since many wear their tee-shirts to school. Halen was the first in rock groups, Journey close behind. There was a five way tie for cars between Corvette, These and a whole lot more were a few of the many favorites. X Ds Childress, Jeff Christenberry, Holly Clark, Melissa Coats, Kara Cobble, Michael Cody, Clellan Coffey, Rob Coffin, Samantha ' Coflin, John - Coghill, Roni I Sophomores 21

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Abbanato, Kelly Abbott, Joe Aday, Nancy Ade, Chris Allison, Stephen Allred, Brody Anderson, Nancy Antisdel, Angela Arnold, Sherry Arnold, William Ayers, Leroy Baggett, Cary Balazs, Otto Baldwin, Pam Barber, Troy Barker, Cindy Barnett, Kelli Bernard, Rusty Barringer, Susan Bartlett, Jamie Baus, Brent Beard, Carolyn Beck, Cindy Bell, Brandon Bennett, Pam Bennett, Tim Benson, Lori Bentley, Stacy Berryhill, Brandie Besse, Renee Billeg, Tracy Birdwell, Jon Black, Bryan Blackburne, David Blatt, Don Blair, Lynn Bliss, Cristi Bogle, Brian Bonat, Jimmy Bowen, Erik Bowen, Kendall Bowman, Eric Brackenhoff, Mark Brady, Larry Brandon, Kristi Bray, Jess Briclwell, Kamm Brinlee, Shelly Broadhead, Kim Brooks, Shelby Brown, Alan Brown, Debbie Brown, Regina Brown, Rhonda Brown, Stacy Buesting, Brad 20 Sophomores NIH i t

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Cole, Donna Coleman, Kim Coleman, Shelly I Coleman, Rhonda Coley, Ben Collier, Kim Collings, Mike Cook, Brent Cook, Christie Cooper, Steve We Can Do Wfithout At this time in their lives students were bombarded by all kinds of things they thought they should be able to do without. Attending school, of course, was often the worst complaint. Stu- dents also thought they could do with- out homework, jammed lockers, grouchy teachers, wasting paper on math problems instead of writing a note, short lunch hours, a broken type- writer in typing class, punishment for tardies, someone who speaks preppy , long classes, five page compositions or one page composi- tions, people who primp continually, high prices at lunch, lockers on the bottom row, such short breaks be- tween classes, going to class with greasy hands from auto mechanics, ini- tiation, gory driver ed films, publica- tions deadlines, people who comb their hair in the wind, dances on week nights and speed bumps. Students also disliked not having a fair day, having to take extra courses to graduate, 180 school days, having to kiss a mannequin in health, having to learn another language when you haven't accomplished English, singing with a sore throat, needing a pass to use the restroom, dissecting poor inno- cent creatures in science, parents hav- ing conferences with teachers, tools rolling off your drafting desk, closed campus, forgetting to wash your gym clothes, memorizing millions of lines in drama, having to cling to the back seat when someone accelerates the driverfs ed car and having to stand in bad weather waiting for a late bus. ,ir , K FOR SOME STRANGE reason, Lisa Hanson thinks it works to comb her hair in the wind. Corona, Melanie Cottle, Anthony Cowan, Tammy Coxsey, Sheila Creek, Curtis Crissman, Kristen Croninger, Misty Crouch, Clay Crouch, Terry Cutter, Thomas 22 Sophomores 'Ai .