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

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School Spirit l . 0 111 ty, Pnde g'Promoting school spirit, unity and pride in the student body is the goal of our pom pon squad, stated Lisa Moates. This is the goal of all our spirit clubs, pom pon, cheerleading and the new group, Moore West Bleacher Creatures. Our spirit clubs support more than just sports. They contribute to helping Moore elementary school cheer- leaders in the E.C.l'l.O. program, clin- ics, parades and special fund raisers. Moore West cheerleaders won four su- perior ribbons, three spirit sticks and the spirit award at the O.U. Thunder- hawk cheerleading camp this summer. They were chosen to represent Okla- homa at regional finals in Dallas, Tex- as. During the fall clinic we received a trophy and one superior ribbon, expressed Kristi Randel. We've got more because we work hard! Five days a week, three hours a day during the summer and now we practice everyday when there is no game, expressed Shelly Green, head cheerleader. Tiger pom pon girls received the spirit stick when competing at the O.U. pom pon clinic. They also accom- plished first place in the over-all com- petition at the O.S.U. contest. The reason we do so well is because every- one enjoys their position in supporting the school. lt's hard work but it pays off in the end. That's why I love it! said Michelle Montgomery, co-captain of the pom pon squad. 88 Spirit Boosters

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Keeping Fit Bod And Soul Keeping fit is an important part of everyone's life whether it's the body or the soul. In the new diet and fitness class the students learned how and why. Diet and fitness taught me how to take care of myself, stated Kim Lessman, while Sherry Arnold said, I enrolled in diet and fitness to slim down and firm up. P.E. was an inter- esting class where the main subject taught was sports. Basketball, tennis and flag football were three of the ac- tivities in which students participated. There were classes for keeping the body fit and a club for the soul. Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. We have so many classes that teach us about health, diet and exercise, keeping our bodies fit, it's good that we had a club to help keep our souls fit, explained Jamie Price. I think FCA has helped me grow spiritually, said Kristi Ran- del. Whenever we talked during devo- tion we found out other people had the same problems we had, this helps you to learn how to deal with each one. Shelley Green, president, stat- ed, I joined FCA because l'm a Chris- tian and l wanted to be in a Christian Organization at school with my Ivinrs,-I- uncuua. DONNIE FLOYD and Hung Vu prepare to test their wrestling skills during physical education class. Fitne ss 87

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.',. Shelly Green and Tracy Quinton stand tall for g If ' fw:vw',1ifg, ': xxx, 1 f f ' ,V 'fffz' 4 ,V 'fy 'x the Tigers. Performing a routlne, Michelle Montgomery promotes school spirit. CHEERLEADERS - Front Row: Tracy Quin- ton, Kim Kerr, Tammy Williams, Kristi Randel, Misty Croninger, Lori Morrow, Jeana Scott, Shelly Green, head cheerleader. POM PONS - Second Row: Wendy Bickerstaff, Lisa Moates, Margo Stanley, co-captain, Michelle Montgom- ery, co-captain, Mrs. Ann Fields, sponsor, Mrs. C.J. West, sponsor, Jennifer Salisbury, Lori Trueblood, Iris Perez, T.K. Annella. Spirit Boosters 89