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VOL. 15 • NO. 5 • MAY 2020

THE WAY BACK

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Local business are the heart and soul of the Moore community. Those businesses have taken a brutal beating at the hands of COVID-19 restrictions. But there’s hope that they’ll come back in the months ahead.

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MEET THE POLICE CHIEF Todd Gibson comes to Moore with a lifetime of experience in law enforcement and a passion for the community. In this month’s magazine we profile the city’s new “Top Cop.”

THE CLASS OF 2020 If you’re looking for the name of your senior in this year’s graduating class, we have the full list of graduates from Moore, Southmoore, and Westmoore in this issue.

A SEASON INTERRUPTED It is unprecedented and completely unexpected. A spring without high school sports. In the past athletes have been able to find expansive photo galleries of their exploits on Oklahoma’s courts, fields, and courses. This tribute is nowhere near what they deserve, but it is heartfelt

8 Letter from the Editor 12 Entrepreneur’n Moore

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Help, Resources, Things to Consider

24 From Seed to Spoon

Beat the Bugs and Enjoy a Great Month of Growth

26 Business Spotlight

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33 Crossword Puzzle 34 Library Schedules 34 Crossword Answers 36 Taste Local

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Letter from the Editor Like the majority of Moore residents and, we suspect, most Americans, we would like to just hit a reset button on 2020. We find ourselves in the midst of a once-in-a-generation pandemic that is redefining our lives in almost every category. It doesn’t matter whether we look at things from 30,000 feet or ground level, the future is in question. From the complex fates of millions of workers and legacy businesses to something as simple as a handshake or a hug. Everything has changed. Everything is still changing. We’ll have much to explore in the months ahead, but in this issue, we wanted to dive into the plight of our local businesses as they struggle to stay afloat in the new world of COVID-19. We also want to honor those high school seniors who, for the first time in as long as any of us can remember, were denied the final months of their high school experience. It’s possible that you’ll also notice that this month’s edition of the Monthly is significantly lighter than usual. Like everyone else, we have also taken some shots over the past two months. That makes us even more grateful that you’ve picked up the May Moore Monthly. Please know that our hopes and our prayers are for the safety and health of you, your family, and your loved ones…and that we all find our way through this unsettling territory together.

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The Way Back

MOORE’S SMALL, LOCALLY-OWNED BUSINESSES FIGHT TO SURVIVE

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Kathy Gillette, President, and CEO of the Moore Chamber of Commerce, said the situation surrounding the Coronavirus with all the “shelter in place” and social distancing protocols is unlike anything she’s ever experienced. “We’ve pretty much seen the worst of everything in Moore,” said Gillette, “Or at least I had thought so with the 2013 tornado which was

so devastating. But I think the difference with our current problems are that on the day after the tornado you saw hundreds of volunteers people flooding the streets to help. This time around, we can’t do that.” This time around, the damage-inflicting villain is not a massive storm. It’s a microscopic virus. But it has profoundly impacted society, creating devastating problems for

locally-owned small businesses. “We’ve had to completely change the way we live,” said Gillette, “From whether we hug or shake hands or go to meetings. So, of course, that’s going to impact businesses in a widespread way that we had no way of predicting.” The unpredictable nature of the current situation could reshape

the identity of Moore in the future. Deidre Ebrey, the City of Moore’s Director of Economic Development and marketing, said that small, local businesses are critically important. “Local businesses provide the identity of a community or a city,” said Ebrey. “To lose them would be to lose a sense of who we are. And that’s not taken lightly.” Ebrey expects Moore residents will rally around these businesses and support them. She believes that in doing so, they will help sustain Moore’s positive identity.

to weather the storm by adapting quickly and learning to think outside the box. In a recent Chamber-sponsored Zoom meeting, many of those local entrepreneurs gathered to share some of the solutions that have been working for them. Some of those moves include: Kim Torres (Nosh): We’ve been doing a limited menu for curbside along with online ordering. It has actually been a good test for us to see the things that we don’t necessarily need to be doing in the future, as well as some things we can improve on. I think because we’ve been pretty aggressive in so-

“We are a tight-knit bunch for sure, but no other time have we been tested like this,” said Ebrey. “Even during our darkest times, the entire city wasn’t affected on such a comprehensive level. This will take everyone doing something above and beyond, probably every day.”

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Armstrong Bank’s (formerly Republic Bank) Central Oklahoma Region President and Chief Banking Officer, Andy Sherrer, said the widespread impact Ebrey mentioned is unprecedented. “This is a unique circumstance, unlike anything I’ve ever experienced,” said Sherrer. “It has certainly impacted the worldwide economy, and we see that impact locally as well.” Sherrer says that some of the biggest problems business owners face are merely trying to make the decision on whether to try and stay open or shut down until the crisis passes. “These are tremendously difficult questions these business owners are facing,” said Sherrer. “There’s no real way to know just know long this is going last, so they have to weigh the tough and painful decision on whether to furlough their employees or keep paying them, for example. It’s like a ping pong match, only you don’t know what the score is to end the game.” Gillette said that local business owners are already doing their best

cial media that a lot of people have become aware of us, and we’ve got some new clients. Michael Cooper (Yellow Rose Theater): We’ve been doing curbside pickup for dining on Fridays and Saturdays, and we’re preparing to add lunch to that schedule. Our margins have gone way down, so that’s ok. But we don’t have the income from our regular shows. We’ve also started doing live online shows

Heather Thompson (Pioneer Library System): Since folks haven’t been able to come to our locations for classes, we’ve been working with our very talented librarians to create adult, teen, and children’s activities that are all digital. It’s been really challenging but has expanded our capabilities in learning to use these new outlets and new skills like video editing. Jenny Campbell (Showplace Market): It’s been a tough time for us, to be sure. But we’ve been using Facetime for our customers and the over 100 vendors in our store. Mostly we end up running around like chickens with our heads chopped off, Facetiming with them to grab this or that. So, that’s a way that we’ve been able to have them shop in the

store without actually being in the store. And of course, we offer curbside pickup for anything they need. We’re also going to try and do some Facebook live things with Mother’s Day coming up. Samantha Tritten (CPA): People still have to do their taxes, so that means we’re busy. But the main thing we’re trying to do is to help clients with the new Payroll Protection and Small Business loans that have been provided by Congress.

“Local businesses provide the identity of a community or a city. To lose them would be to lose a sense of who we are.” - Deirdre Ebrey, Director of Economic Development

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ENTREPRENEUR’N MOORE

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Help, Resources, Things to Consider In times of uncertainty, human beings, tend to hunker down, focus on surviving, freeze-up, feel overwhelmed, and we tend to be change adverse, hold on, and when stress is up, communication is down. The best way to stay proactive and not knee-jerk react to economic changes is to conduct a strategic planning session. Revisit your purpose as a company and ask what has made you successful, conduct current marketing research, examine the market and determine what changes to your business model are necessary to survive this current crisis. Below is a list of areas/questions/resources to consider which will help:

• Reassess the current state of your business in this current environment: ○ What is working? What no longer works? ○ Make necessary adjustments – expenses, personnel, mandated adjustments such as essential or non-essential business. ○ Ask yourself what modifications you can tweak to your current business model which works in this environment (i.e. restaurant pivot to take out only, take and bake). ○ Keep an eye on cash – this is oxygen for your business; guard and treat it as such.

○ Re-run your monthly 2020 cash flow projections (this may need to be done by week until the crisis curve has flattened), so you have the best guess at cash flow needs. • Communicate with your customers, let them know what changes you have made to keep them safe as you take care of their needs. Provide your customers with an easy way to communicate with you about any of their questions or concerns. Consider social media posts since many of your customers are working from home, website status updates, and direct email. • Communicate with your employees – changes planned or mandated, resources that are helpful to them and offer an easy way to address their questions and concerns with you. • Understand how to use Zoom (zoom.us) and other online technology to communicate and stay in touch with employees remotely. • Consider a business coach or mentor who can be a sounding board and help you navigate necessary changes. • Keep current regarding resources available to businesses and employees to weather this crisis:

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○ CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act of 2020, passed March 27, 2020). This act aims to boost the economy with provisions that impact employer-sponsored health insurance, retirement savings, employer-provided education assistance, unemployment insurance, and business loans. (There are many free webinars, and online resources through the Small Business Administration at sba.org; Service Corps of Retired Executives at score.org; Small Business Resource Hub; www.score. org/coronovirus-business-hub; Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants at oscpa.com, and the Society of Human Resource Management at shrm.org. Also, many labor attorneys are offering free webinars and resources. ○ SBA Loan Information – providing loans to small businesses due to COVID-19. The loan offers up to $2 million in assistance to pay fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable and other bills: sba.gov/coronavirus ○ Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) effective April 1, 2020 at dol.gov. It requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave or expanded

family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19 from the effective date through December 31, 2020. ○ Internal Revenue Service at irs.gov/coronavirus provides updates regarding economic impact payments. ○ This Facebook page serves as a repository for entrepreneurial ecosystem builders to post resources to support entrepreneurs (and small businesses) that are specific to coronavirus/covid-19 crisis: https://www. facebook.com/groups/2608035679324447/. This group is open and composed of ecosystem builders from across the country and some parts of the world. • Gain clarity in terms of what you can control called your circle of influence, and what you cannot control, called your circle of concern. This helps you to focus and make changes where you can and to stay away from needless worry/depression/freezing in place caused by “what if” thinking about what you cannot control. That only destroys your mindset and saps your energy. • Practice self-care mentally, emotionally, and physically, and try to eat healthy, sleep, and exercise regularly. If you do not take care of yourself, then you cannot be in a position to take care of others, and especially not your business, customers, employees, and loved ones. • Avoid spending endless time watching TV, talk shows, glued to talking heads and negativity. This causes panic, lizard brain, and impairs your ability to make sound rational decisions based upon the things you can control. In summary, be kind to yourself and others. Be a pillar of emotional support to others. Do not succumb to fear and uncertainty, and fight to maintain perspective! We have all we need to weather this crisis if we will just remember to remain confident and inspire confidence in others by how we show up!

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and most of our staff have been working from home. Everyone agrees that the biggest problem is that no one can say for sure just how long this situation will last. Even as cities like Moore and Oklahoma City put into effect the three-tier “reopening plan” announced by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, there’s the fear that a resurgence of COVID-19 cases could push municipal governments to reinstitute a “shelter-in-place” policy and close non-essential businesses. The challenge local business owners face moving forward in this environment is profound, but not impossible.

“We’ve done the improbable here in Moore, and I know we can do it again.” - Deirdre Ebrey, Director of Economic Development “There are no silver bullets out there,” said Sherrer. “But I think creative energy and thinking outside of your normal practices for small businesses from a marketing perspective is certainly something I’ve encouraged many businesses to do.” Sherrer encourages business owners to connect with local banking and accounting experts to pursue funding from Payroll Protection and 14 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

Small Business Association loans, some of which may be forgivable if businesses remain open during the pandemic. He also points out that now is the time when your local business organizations can be most helpful. “I think business owners should really be engaged with their local Chambers of Commerce,” said Sherrer. “Those folks and industry associations are precious because that way, you at least have the ability to know and engage in best practices within your particular industry.” Ebrey also points to the Moore Chamber of Commerce as an excellent resource for local businesses. While the Moore Chamber doesn’t provide direct assistance, they can give wisdom and direction in uncertain times. The Moore Chamber has been offering many Zoom meetings for local business owners that enable them to keep up with the latest news from the state capitol as well as to share creative ideas on keeping their businesses profitable. She also encourages business owners to strive to open safely but profitably. “If it makes more sense to remain closed that to open with more costs and less profit, take that into consideration,” said Ebrey. “And keep in mind that some of the recommended protocols require an extra outlay of cash for things like cleaning supplies and additional sanitation.” Ebrey also encourages residents to be patient and supportive in their

roles as shoppers and consumers during the transition out of pandemic protocols. “We need to extend grace to our local businesses,” said Ebrey. “We need to be understanding and patient. Pressuring a small business to return under these circumstances sooner than they are able is not helpful. We also need to show compassion to the shop owner who can’t accommodate our request when we want it or by going out of our way to stand outside in a curbside pickup line because that’s the business owner’s decision to keep staff and customers safe.”

whatever that “normal” might be. But amid that uncertainty, there’s also a spirit of hope and optimism that small, local businesses will find their way to new successes. “I would encourage everyone to just be patient with the new processes being put in place,” said Ebrey. “You can be positive and help neutralize the negativity when things don’t go as planned. We’ve done the improbable here in Moore, and I know we can do it again.” Sherrer said that small business owners should continue to take advantage of help any time it’s offered.

Sherrer pointed out that these adjustments being made by local business owners can also lead to new practices and strategies in the future that could ultimately help businesses grow. He says one of the most prominent and practical opportunities resulting from these pandemic restrictions is the opening of a new “virtual” frontier.

“We hope that by the end of this week or first of next week, we’ll be able to allocate funding from the federal government to be able to help and participate with more people,” said Sherrer. “As a banker, that’s why we do what we do: so that we can make a positive difference in people’s lives. That’s something we’re honored to do.”

“There’s this new awareness of our ability to have different channels of communication that go far beyond a brick-and-mortar storefront,” said Sherrer. “It might be a new website or social media presence or the use of communication software platforms like Zoom. Small businesses are going to have to be cognizant of these things and determine if they’re right for them.”

And for Gillette and the Moore Chamber of Commerce members, it’s a great chance to remind everyone to shop local in the months ahead as the slow recovery process begins.

Everyone agrees that things are difficult and that there’s still a lot of uncertainty on just how long it will be before life returns to normal,

“I truly believe we’ll be able to get back to where we were, even a better place,” said Gillette. “But we’re just going to have to be patient and remember to be loyal to our local businesses and restaurants. We really do need to make sure we help those mom-and-pop stores survive.”

BY ROB MORRIS

Moore’s New Police Chief Brings a Sense of Calling to the Job

he middle of a pandemic seems like a tough moment for someone to step into the position of Moore Chief of Police. But Todd Gibson, the city’s new “Top Cop,” says he was already dealing with Coronavirus issues before coming to Moore on April 1. “Jumping into this position during this unique time in history absolutely has its challenges,” said Gibson, “But one of the fortunate things for me is that in my previous job working as the Cleveland County sheriff, it was something I was dealing with daily.” Gibson says it also helps that Moore was keeping up with all the developments with its own strategies and protocols.

“Stepping in here with the great leadership we have,” said Gibson. “There are so many great men and women we have at the Moore police department, it really makes my job easy to step in during this transition of COVID-19.” Gibson left his position as the Cleveland County Sheriff to take the Chief of Police position in Moore. Before that, his extensive law enforcement career included a significant period with the Norman Police Department, where he achieved the roles of Captain and Division Commander before retiring. Gibson says his love for law enforcement is what drew him back into law enforcement, first as county sheriff and now, as Moore’s police chief. For Gibson, law enforcement is more of a calling than a job. “There’s an internal desire and calling to want to help people, to want to do good,” said Gibson. “My entire life, I’ve really wanted to stand up for others that couldn’t stand up for themselves. I don’t like a bully. So, law enforcement was a great opportunity to make an impact on my community and make an impact on people’s lives.” The position of police chief in Moore is one that, according to Gibson, was one of the few jobs that could entice him away from his position as Cleveland County’s sheriff. “When you look across the state of Oklahoma, the chief of police for Moore is one of the most coveted law enforcement positions in the state,” said Gibson. “It’s not the Oklahoma City chief. It’s not the Tulsa chief. It’s the Moore chief of police position that is a job that anyone in law enforcement in this state would want.”

One of the things that make the job so attractive is that city leadership in Moore has proven itself to be a cooperative and hard-working team in the face of repeated challenges. “We have great city leadership from the city council,” said Gibson. “From the police and fire departments, and from the other city department heads. We also have great support from the city manager. People might take that for granted, but it’s very unique to Moore, and a lot of other places don’t have that.” Gibson says Moore is a wonderful community with a tremendous reputation as a positive place to live, play and work. His desire is that the police department will continue to serve the community in a way that makes residents feel safe and welcome. “What I really want our residents to know is that your police department is here for you,” said Gibson. “If you need anything, don’t hesitate to call us because we want to be as much a part of the community as possible. We’re blessed to have strong support from the community, and we don’t ever want to take that for granted.” Gibson and his family have lived in Moore since 2006. He has been married for 23 years and has four children. One of those children is in college, two are in high school, and one is an eighth-grader. MAY 2020 | MOORE MONTHLY | 15

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Elizabeth Jones Gracie Marie Perle Benge Mya Areona Cuadra Marixa Selena Gomez Sierra Lynn Jones Jacob Aurelius Bennett Jonathan Alberto Cuellar Skylar Gage Gonzales Tyler Ray Jones Isabella Lea Berry Northcutt Malik Jovan Dames Jaylin Grace Goodin Carolina Juarez Calem Lee Besse, Jr. Hunter Jason Ravi Daniel Jalen Louis Gordon Jaden Cole Karn Evan Andrew Biedermann Madison Lynn Danner Alexandar Garrett Gourley Anako Katuon Christopher Joel Billingsley Nicole Paige Dansby Athan Leo Graham Derek Colton Keele Jessika Rene’ Bivens Shykyra Marie Darnell Gracie Renee Graves Greyson Alexander Hosch Keele Brody James Blaylock Hope Stratton Davis Skylar Allison Gray Jared Tyler Hosch Keele Samuel Cooper Bond Nikale Oscar Lee Davis Jazlyne Elvia Grissom Giselle Guadalupe Kepple Lucas Barrett Boren Noah Blake Davis Devin Ray Grunstad Nichole Brielle Kersey Javon Elizabeth Boston Linzee Rae Davis Noah Douglas Gussman Devon Thomas Kimmel Aaliyah Denise Bradford Ashanti Keonna Day Jessica Lynn Haines Cameron Michelle King Ariel Nicole Branham Aliyah Dasha Dean Brooke Marie Halbert Matthew Ryan King Kaitlyn Christine Branson Cameron Matthew Decker Ashlynn Taylor Lane Haley Angelina Sophia Kisling Jayden Edward Bray Luke Jacob Deem Thomas Alexander Hamilton Brandon Tyler Knight William John Briskey Deon Micheal Denson Beyonce Cleo Naa Ayeley Hammond Steven Kyle Knight Breanna Lee Brown Jessica Stephanie Detwiler Michael Andrew Hansen Sara Gloria Knox Kendrick Gohan Brown Tyler Thuan Dinh Diep Caitlyn Marie Harder Benjamin Gabriel Carter Koob Zeta Alexus Brown Skyler Trent Uriah Dimon Hunter Lane Harkrider Evan Michael Kopec Kamryn Michele Brown Louden Tyme Dixon Hailey Marie Harper Devin Lee Kraemer Charles Bart Bruner Stephanie Anne Dixon Chanchez Ladora Harris Catherine Elizabeth Krause Anthony Xavier Bryant Sarah Renee Dockery Ethan Alexandru Harris Corban Tate Kreitzer Austin James Bryant Bailey Alan Donaldson Shenea Eveion Harris Hunter Thomas Krueger Austin Nathaniel Bryant Sydney Michelle Drews Tobias Alexander Harris Bastian Parker Kuhns Winter Skye Buffalo Averi Michelle Duke Dylan Barrett Hauser Kenneth Steven Kutnock Joseph Anthony Buie Dakota Ray Duncan Jessica Taylor Heard Alex Dale Ladymon Madison May-Lynn Bussell Devion Dewayne Dunlap Kolby George Hedrick Jeffery Christopher Lamb Justin David Butler Destiny Ariel Dunn Aunya Ilene Henderson Jacob Tyler Lambert Hayley Danelle Tatum Campbell Kristen Xuan Duong Zoya Marie Hendrickson Dalton Storm Lambert Rosales Logan Bailey Campe Timber McKenzie Dysart Isaiah Dangelo Henry Kason Beau Landrum Chloe Monet Cannella Kalyn Rae Edwards Jaidyn Aaliyah Henshaw Torre Jo Langan Zachariah Miles Carey Ezra Margil Elder Derek James Hernandez Aslyn Rae Lansche Braiden Tyler Carrington Andrew Joseph Elliott Jeana Marye Herzberg Elaina Iris Lanthripe Joseph Lawrence Marshall Carroll Kristopher Lane Elliott Blaze Jordan Hester Caleb Nathaniel Lawson Zachary Charles Carter Jake Robert English Kalee Renae Hileman Elexa Gayle Lawson Brendan Zachary Casler Jacob Jay Ersland Haley Dawn Hirt Julio Cesar Lazo Valdes

18 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

Congratulations, Class of 2020! Han Ngoc Le Dahmyon Joseph Montano Jason Dung Bao Le Nicholas Cole Moomey Tiffany Ngoc Nhi Le Aspen Nikkole Moore Andrew Jacob Lee Brieann Dana Elaine Moore Zane Dominic Lesley Hannah Marie Moore Alexandrea LaRae Lester Frank Louis Morales Lauren Elizabeth Lewis David Scott Moreno Sara Cheri Lewis Kathleen Victoria Morgan Brian Alexander Lillard Hannah Lynn Morris Brittany Ann Lillard Jace Carter Morris Chase Alan Lindquist Marcus Keith Morris Jr. Emily Elizabeth Littlefield Sierra Nicole Morris Ashley Lynn Lookabaugh Jesse T. Mosley, Jr. Aaron Seth Lopez Skylee Michelle Nance Jaime Andres Lopez MacKenzy Alexis Nava Jaedin Rachelle Lotter Olivia Grace Navarro Carley Breanne Loughlin Olivia Ann Neeley Jennifer Richelle Lyday Nii-Mensah Nettey Alyssa Raye Mackerelle John Wyatt Newman Karsen Thomas Madole Westin Shane Newport Dylon Sebastian Mallett Thai Quoc Nguyen Maurice Lamond Malone Tram Angelina Nguyen Brett Mitchell Mann Victoria Christina Noriega Ryland Marcus Manvell Ciarra Dawn Norris Andrew Guadalupe Manzano Panuphong Northao Dylan James Marks Azure Rihannon Norton Chance Avery Marlett Alyssia Marie Ochoa Braden Joseph Marlow Cory Jay O’Dell Ethan Andrew Marlow David Ojeda Jr. Ashton Rayeann Marlowe Alexia Nicole Olson Breanna Lynn Marriott Jacey Faith Olson Paige Farin Marshall Phoebe Serwaa Osei Valerie Nicole Marshall Lane Matthew Osteen Avril Rose Martin Sebastian Cole Owens Joshua James Martin Preston Fraiser Pacconi Jacob Zayne Martin Gilberto Palafox, III Christian Alejandro Martinez Jonathan Michael Parmelee Makenzie Renee Rea Martinez Trenton Don Parsons Jaden Eve Mason Johnnie Rylan Payne Trinity Rose Mason Jalon Davien Pearson Kyleigh Christine Mata Alaysia Brynae Pendarvis Taylor Chase Lynn McArthur Talena Victoria Perez Jayden Dante McCarrell Evan John Perez Aidan Adam McClain Roberto Carlos Perez Castillo Sanjuanaè Erma Rose McClure Elias Perez Martinez Bryce Alexander McCoy Amber Dawn Pickering Mikah Donjae McDonald Abigail Lin Pidgeon William Xavier McDonald Christian Jon Pierce Dylan William McGinnis Napoleon Emeilo Pina Jaden Elizabeth McGuinness Ernestine Latrice Pollard Allison Kelsey McKaughan Jasmine Lea Nicole Powell Taylor Rae McKittrick Ashley Daisy Skye Prater Anna Terese McLemore Brianna Nicole Quaid Chasity Ann McMahan Collin Wyatt Ragle Emily Renae McMahan Bailey Anna Ramsey Doltan Ethan McNabb Gavin Daniel Reddig Victoria Lynn McNutt Keyon Michael Reece Andrew Jordan McWilliams Isabelle Elaine Reed Garrett Todd Meek Mackenzie Rickelle Reeves Nathaniel James Meek Jamis Ray Releford Taylor Renae Meeks Caleb Blake Rempe Jose Antonio Mendoza Yojan Requena Coronado Noel Jacob Mendoza Libby Christina Revel Sophia Jolie Mendoza Caitlyn Andrea Robb Jackson Louis Merrell Emalee Marie Roberts Joshua Edwin Miles Tyree Khalil Roberts Tyrese DeShaun Miles Jordan De’Angelo Roberts Aeson William Miller Kassidee Laine Robinson Olivia Jordan Mitchell Rylee Marae Robison Corbin Ray Ann Mitchell Alexander Rodarte Madison Michelle Mobley Saul Rodarte, Jr.

MOORE HIGH SCHOOL

Briannice Rodriguez Rebeka Ann Thomas Codi Matthew Rodriguez Gaven Shane Thomas Kayden Riley Rohrer Kelsie Michelle Thomas Kobe Rae Roman Alyssa Lin Thompson Kayla EuLene Roseburr Jacob Weslee Thompson Zachary James Roulston Tremain Uryan Thompson, Jr. Lince Socorro Ruiz Madison Dianne Elizabeth Thurman Ryann Victoria Ray Rumsey Tyler Nicholas Ray Tobias Kylie Nicole Rushing Trent Stephen Torres Kerri Dawn Samman Jorge Aaron Toscano Jacquelann Elizabeth Rose Schoenecke Laci Ryder Towle Eric Christopher Schroeder Nicholas Chau Tran Clayton Tyler Schwartz Thomas Tam-Dinh Tran, Jr. Mia Scott Jayden Leann Travis Zachary Taylor Scott Colby David Turner Bryce Austin Scudder Meredith Helen Turner Ethan Alexander Seabourn Nicole Marie Tuttle Hunter Cole Sears Mitchell Scott Van Tiahra Rene Seay William Freeman Van Houten Brooklyn Nichole Selph Jackeline Vargas Alexis Renee’ Senter Daniela Vasquez Ramirez Christen Mechelle Session Jackson Tyler Vaughn Madison Gabrielle Sewell Tyler Owen Vaughn Kaitlyn Kennedy Shaw Tyauna Lynn Vaught Rashad Dwayne Shelton Isabella Raylynn Vinyard Kennedy Rae Sherer Aja Sade Waddles Haley Michelle Sherrin Jace Lee Wales Kaelynn Renee Shirkey Curion Lamontay Walker Avery Elissa Simon Danyia Nicole Walker Victoria Marlana Sipes Quinton James Wampler Elizabeth Nichole Skinner Jaedyn Michele Warren Nicolas Cole Slaten Reagan Nicole Warren Sara Beth Sloan Darius Lamond Waters Daymion Aleczander Slotke Blake Weston Weaver Alexis Raelee Smith Tori Renae Weems Bladden Allen Reedale Smith Jaiden Jarel West Blake Austin Smith Paige Toyoko Wharton Cainaan Allen Smith Diana Hope Wheeler Cody Colton Smith Kalan Riley Whisted Colby Alexander Smith Joseph Jonathan White Devan Ray Smith Kristen Michelle Whitehouse Haley Alexandria Smith Alonya Noel Whittenburg Hunter Montgomery Smith Mia Diamond Whytal Jacob Maxwell Smith Trey Racharde Allen Wiggins Jayce Allen Smith Luke Anthony Wilkins Jeremiah Paul Smith Aundrea May Wilkinson Mason Eli Smith Alyssa Morgan Williams Cainaan Allen Smith Joplin Bryianna Williams Robert Jason Snodgrass Joshua Hall Williams, Jr. Olivia Laine Sorensen Kierra Jannai Williams Carlos Daniel Soto Jr. Marcus James Raymond Williams Kylie Karin Serafino Southern Elizabeth Rose Willison Gage Lowell Spencer Ruben Joshua Wilson Kody Mason Spencer Devin Renee Windham Tyler Phillip Spicer Shelby Rene Winfield Tyona Renee Stafford Emily Diane Wishon Alexander Allen Steffer Mackenzie Jean Marie Wisthoff Alexander Lee Stephens CharLee Dion Wofford Caleb Austin Stewart Austin Xavier Wolf Haleigh Jenae Still Kirabeth Danielle Wood Alyssa Mackenzie Stockton Isaac Hamilton Woodhouse Jenny Ray Stowers Kaitlyn Paige Workman Summer Dawn Stratton David Reed Workman Faith Anne Strouhal Sheldon Grant Worlund Cyan Rain Summitt Jyhia Janaey Jordan Wright Collyn Ray Swaim Maria Jayme Wright Alexia Marie Talley Natalie Rose Wright Trevon Zamir Taylor Trey Dejamien Yargee Talaela Kae-Le’Shae Ariel Taylor Whited Chloe Raine Yashur Raegan Theresa Thaxton Madison Nicole Thomas

MAY 2020 | MOORE MONTHLY | 19

Congratulations, Class of 2020! Kaitlyn Rose Campbell Brinkli Michele Abbitt Ondray Nakia Canady, Jr. John Alan Abercrombie Rose Lynne Cañas Aaron Icarus Abma Alexis Kay Canavello Madaline Kae Adair Anthony Nino Cardosi Areg Aghajanyan Brian Robert Cargle Analisia Ivett Aguilar Charli Lynn Ahhaitty Keegan Nichole Carter Lainee Allisa Carter Serena Ruth Aiken Rae Nicole Carter May Sulaiman Aldoohan Laura Kristin Victoria Alexander Liberty Allison Carter Baylee Rae Cartmill Lide Love Arawe Allen Orin Andrew Cash Preston Dale Allen Arled Castaneda, Jr. Nevaeh Yvonne Anderson Rogers Elijah Samuel Arnold Ammy Vanessa Ceron Harley Lucas Chairess Alyssa Christina Ash Elisabeth Madison Chandler Morgan Rylie Ashton Kayla Renee Chapman Benjamin Okyere Asomani Chavez Bernard Okyere Asomani Abigail Ali Max Cameron Atchley Ethan Elijah Chavez Jennifer Chavez Espinoza Elizabeth Joy Atwood Childress Mya Leann Audette Branden Tyler Clark Kevin Avalos Honestie Denise Gavin Parker Cleary Mohamad Asgar Azhar Isaac Michael Bailey Jacob Aaron Clegg Cody Christopher Clyma James Vincent Baker Cecil Joseph Barlow Cydney Deniece Cobb Kristan Irene Cole Malcome Devona Gloster Barnes Tyrus Theodore Bartley Zoi Marie Colon Contreras Dai Clarice Beauclair Valeria Jillian Hannah Cooper Cameron Timothy Bell, Jr. Leslie Mariela Cordero Emily Marie Berry Alexis Shaeann Cornelius Mason Allen Berry J’Lynn Justice Counter Samuel Lee Berry Cowell Dyson McCabe Blankenship Gavin Reid Cox Ellie Caroline Bledsoe Megan Claire Jazmyn Micole Craig Samantha Casey Marie Blehm Emma Christine Cravens Tavaris Anthony Blevins Cravens Isaiah Alexander Blumer Stephanie Renee Crawford Sarah Nicole Bollman Hanna Jolie Zachary Taylor Crowe Rackell Elizabeth Boman Kateline Joy Culwell Sierra Rose Bors Kylie Coy Laraine Cutright Keragan Gayle Bourlier Jarod Eugene Bowman Jaden Symone Daily Joshua Michael Davis, Jr. Johnathan Xavier Boydston Joshua Patrick Davis Camdyn Deshaun Braden Tallon Elijah Davis Joshua Allyn Branch Deen Joshua David Brannum Cameron Wyatt Carson Wayne Denwalt Cambree Leigh Brewer Elijah Jacob Brewer Angel Emanuel Diaz Jefferson Maxwell Dilbeck Sydney Paige Brewer Caleb Austin Brown Bailey Leeann Dobbs Dodson Colby James Brown Lucia-Bella Rose Nicholas Joseph Donaruma Kirstin Aubrie Brown Clare Elizabeth Dooling Madison Paige Brown Duncan Jessie Blaine Buchanan Mariah Faith Lea Jean Durbin Jiya Rayne Dalese Bunting Kylie Alexis Burch Megan Kaitlyn Durden Alexzandria Paige Dyson Keajah Syquiz Burns Dyson Megan Ann Callicoat Christian Chase

20 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

SOUTHMOORE HIGH SCHOOL

Alexis Paige Hawkins David Anthony Ealey Joslyn Abree Heflin Jamrio Deiontral East Brice Owen Hembree Khaden Isaiah Easterwood-Womack Daniel Ryan Henderson Andalyn Lea Eaton Richard Shiguy Henry Meredith Roess Ebrey Hernandez Connor James Edwards Carlos Elias Tanner Eric Herndon Zachariah Menifee Elam, Jr. Herring Talon Dale Eldred Kristofer Kole Myca Leoma Hester Haylin Brooke Elliott Hibdon Taylor Marie Elmore Weston James Ethan Cole Emerson Daylean Constance Hilgendorf Hill Kaden Ray Emerson Jaden Alyn Niah Grace Eppley Kim Anh Hoang Ryan Lopez Hodges Ellianah Marie Espinoza Jacob Valerie Nicole Faircloth Nathaniel Amadeus Hodson Zara Danielle Fajardo Riley Dalton Hollis Jamari Scott Holmes Matthew Riley Fellhauer Jason Leon Fernandez Roland Terrell Holmes Ryland Zane Holmes Emma Scott Ferrell Abigail Lee Houston Isabelle Florence Fisher Hailey Rae Houston Hayden Brice Fletcher Ethan Benjamin Reese Howard Torrin Maximus Flood Michael Lee Howell Natalia Yvet Font Bradley DeShaun Impson Mallory Nicolle Fortune Joshua David Inauen Savannah Marie Fosnight Brendon Cole Jackson Cameron Edward Foster Steven Tywaun Jackson Tannon Reece Foster Jaimes Kierra Grace Franklin Yanira Lilitt Zayra Lizeth Jaimes Alexus Monique Frazier Kylie Ladawn Janzen Aryanna Kaelyn Renee Frye Kyah Nicole Galindo Shayla Renae Jaswal Jayson Charles Gammon Kyle Austin Johns Christopher Lee Johnson, Jr. Valeria Garcia Johnson Morgan Ann Garretson Dakota Ann D՛ante Marcel Johnson Dakota Robert Garrisi Izick Lee Johnson Pamela June Ellen Gavigan Bodie Michael Gibson Jade Alexis Johnson Johnson Grant Robert Gibson Mariah Rose Monea Davionne Johnson Isabella Esther Giddens Andrew Jackson Joiner, VIII Kamry Nicole Gile Maximus Michael Jolley Samuel Dennis Godwin Anthony Thomas Jones Catharine Hikaru Goitom Kelton Arthur Jones Tyler Montgomery Goodson Lauren Hauser Jones Maxton Wyatt Gramling Micah Brandon Kylie Jose Jason Michael Graves, Jr. Rachel Lauren Justice Derek Ryan Griffey William Michael Kellum Chasteen Lynn Griffin Mya Michelle Kelly Hunter Bradley Griffith Devan Nathanial Kennedy Ryian Seirra Griffith Michael Hannah Gayle Grissom Tamia Renee Killensworth Michael Ray Haff Tashon Kyair King Aubrey Elaine Hall Brendan Michael Kirchhoff Mia Rianne Hall Daija Danielle Knowles Riley Scott Hall Alleson Kate Korstjens Emily Renee Hanes Aubrey Elizabeth Kowardy Tierra Lashawn Harding Janae Bretley Kuchynka Courteney Sherell Hargrove Brandon Duane Landrum Alyssa Paige Harper Kyaira Breon Landrum Ean Michael Lee Hartman Craig Mikhail Lane

Congratulations, Class of 2020!

SOUTHMOORE HIGH SCHOOL

Cooper Cole Suriano Jacob Lloyd Nelsen Alyssa Danielle Rogers Holden Drayke Lane Brooklyn Shyanne Swanner McKayla Labree Romine Karmen Alexis Nelson Gabrielle Renee Lara Andrew Caden Sylvester Selena J Romo Anh Luat Kim Nguyen Christopher Daniel Layne Morlon Rashaad Taplin Romo Anna Han Nguyen Teanna Lyn Kathryn Rita Lebel Taylor Jimmy Quat Nguyen Katie Grace Russell Ayden Mark Jessica Charlotte Lewis Brooklyn Jayde Taylor Kaylee Dawn Russell Phuong Tri Nguyen Kimber Jo Lewis Jordan Oliver Taylor Shamon Jerome Russell Thomas Hau Nguyen Abigail Dawn Little Kathryn Alexis Teal Darrin Lamont Ryan, Jr. Thomas Thanh Nguyen Alejandro Lopez Easton Anders Thompson Ryan Tri Huu Nguyen Kenzie Ann Marco Antonio Lopez, Jr. Jordan Alan Thompson Ysidro Rene Salazar Vasquez Caleb Lawrence Loucks Faith Cheria Nix Cynthia Yasmeen Tiger Aceela Zeineb Salim Brendan Tylor Norton Jordan Darrell Dominick Love Kylee Jo Todd Brookelyn Olivia Sanchez Alex Lee Nou Michael James Luce Torres Joshua Caleb Sanchez Deborah Angela Amarkwor Ocloo Lee Jackeline Luna Ashlei Sandate Can Hoang Tran Oltermann Luke Matthias Lupton Samantha Hope David Aaron Sanders Diana Evelin Trejo Abigail Korin O’Neal Anthony Neko Macias Turner Emilyann Elizabeth Sanderson Sawyer James Katlynn Lorena Orange Antonio Macias Ine Beathe Sørsӕther Udseth Johnathan Poe Sayavong Orozco Connor Michael Madewell Daniela Ulaj Jaxon Aaron Schmitt Arb Christian Antonio Ortega Carson Layton Mahler Alyssa Marie Underwood Michael Andrew Schultz Kylie Rae Ott Kirsten Makenna Main Daliya Kade Schwartz Emma Claire Upthegrove Daren Marie Malone Levin Sebastian Pace Skyla Renee Upton Christopher Richard Scipione Laney Brianne Mangrum Gabriel Vicente Padilla Alyssa Hope Urias Abriel Aliyah Scott Elijah Jay Paez Chase Nathan Monte Marcoux Brody Alexander Urquhart Feliciana Marie Scott Fernando Paredes Keenan Don Rae Marsh Anjollie Marie Uzzle Jaedyn Iverson Kyerron Scott Parker Jackie Marie Marshall Hannah Marie Christian Lee Valdes Zachary Thomas Seals Robert Lee Parker, IV Kirstin Rachelle Martin Aaron James Serrano Melia Isabel Valdez Rylee Shae Martin Ronnie Da’Lynn Pate Isabella Maria Valenzuela Karlene Mary Shaffer Erika Lynn Paz Tanner Scott Martin Sharon Jean Victor Savannah Victoria Shinall Steven Lee Peeler Zayma Liz Martinez Lagares Kieu Han Vu Shipman Rachel Jordan Alyssa Pennon Rachel Lynn Mariah Marie Mason Wallace Seth Madison Shoquist Breanna Sue Katherine Nicole Perdomo Matthew Joseph Mattingly Devon Lee Warden Trevor Lee Shrier Evan Joseph Perez Madison Erin McCain Dekovan Ware, Jr. Roarke Patrick Simpson Darron Perez Carson Michael McConville Jennifer Jacob Adam Wedel Sjullie Perkins Savannah Lynn Heather Renee McDonald Chloe Ann Joe Eddie Weems, III Skinner Kimberly Dawn McDonald Isaac Wayne Peters Lynnsie Kay Madysen Rae Weigel Slaughter Pham Alexandria Lynn Tobin Rourke McKinney Ann Haylee Elizabeth Wells Jacob Alan Slover Jennifer Le Pham Chance Shelton McLean Tyquie Montrell West Ethan Deon Smith Aidan Beck Pierce Hayden Neal Medina Kyerra Myrandi White Smith Jack Darby Pierce Mikayla Rae Hunter Wade Meeks Carly Madison Wiegel Kristen Jean Sneed Miguel Angel Ponce, Jr. Christian Scott Meissner Aahliyah Ariel Willeford Chance Holiday Snyder Katelyn Lynn Porterfield Huskey Daniel Logan Mejia Mallory Paige Williams Victoria Leigh Sorrels Lynsey Jo Mendenhall Parker Ethan Powell Williamson Ely Soto Brayden James Noah Dion Cole Puente Wanda Mae Milam Southerland Addison Mackenzie Willis Rames Madilyn Shae Tyler Bryce Mitchell Isabel DeShaun Wilmot Gavin Michael Spalding Davian Maribel Rames Matthew Brian Moore Kayleigh Lucille Wilson Charles Richard Spencer Ramirez Noah James Moore Azusena Johnathan Thomas Wilson Candan Grace Stark Rayos Titus Kyle Moore Juliana Jessie Braden Jayce Stephens Tristan Parker Wolf Destini Monic Irene Reece Marcus Asher Morgan Joel William Stephens Joshua Stanton Womack Caelyn Lee Renick Caden Hunter Morris Yu Sarina Hope Stephens Jisu Cavan James Rice Hannah Victoria Morris Trinity Savannah Stevenson Cameron Madison Zaloudik Riehm Ian Rhys Morris Justin Luke Zehr Dakota Larry Steward Caisen Dow Rigney Jacob Tyler Morris Lauren Alexis Hunter Collin Steward Abigail Rochelle Ritter Peyton Kade Morris Trea Dashawn Stoner Juliane Marie Rivas Jordan Ju’ Juan Morrison Jonathan Len Storts Melissa Elizabeth Rivera September Iva Rayn Moseley Julia Rose Strobel Josiah Terrell Roane Charles David Mowles Peyton Lynn Mulhausen Sean Knox Robinson Claire Holland Stroud Coleton Kaine Stutzman Cale Dee Mullens Areicy Adamaris Rodas Micah Gayle Summers Alejandro Israel Rodriguez Logan Arthur Neal Sundara Esteban Tomas Rodriguez Makaylah Lawan Ryan Blair Nealy

MAY 2020 | MOORE MONTHLY | 21

WESTMOORE HIGH SCHOOL

Congratulations, Class of 2020! Connor Reece Abernathy Ethan Raymond Abraham Courtney Jane Acord Landon Blake Adamo Jamil Brannon Adams Mehraj Fatema Ahamed Kolby Alexander Alamillo Chad David Alexander Dylan James Alford Najaf Ali Annabelle Marie Allen Chad Donte Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shawn Allen Adrian Rodolfo Almaguer Brayden James Alvarado Brenda Karina Alvarado Favian Enrique Alvarado Priscilla Marie Alvarez Imanol Hisham Aman Palomino Rebecca Shaccid Amor Mattingly Jae Amos Genesis Yatzari Anaya Kyle James Anderson Matthew Robert Anderson Skylar Faith Anderson Paizlee Jae Andres Walley Braden Thomas Antrim Robert Jerome Arellano Valerie Autumn Asher Brianna Glenn Atkins Shaylynn Rachelle Baker Destany Marie Barger Charity Shonta Barnes Hailey Iyanla Arie Barnes Brianna Lyn Bauer Kylie Brooke Bennett Trever Alan Berdinner William Nathaniel Billen Nicole Lynn Billy Nakota Sierra Black Elk Noel Jace Straka Bohrofen Jaida Jessica Bolfrey Aria Deann Booker Brooklynn Jade Bortka Hayleigh Dawn Boschert Kiera Isabela Davina Bowers Christian Michael Bowser Kaylee Shea Branson Julia Skye Branum Jack Harvey Breault Holly Lea Brink Janneh Jamaal Britton Ewan Edward Broberg Moffitt Daniel Joseph Brockman Haylee Elizabeth Brooks Briana Hunter Browning Caitlin Han Bui Ly Thao Bui Keegan Marie Bullock Sujei Anahi Burciaga Victoria Paige Burdett Raelynne Nicole Burns Emily Elizabeth Caballero Sarah Amber Caballero Heather May Caldwell Michaela Marie Caldwell Kirk Randall Callan Joe Raymond Canary Peter Manh Cao Fernando Cardenas Jr. Ryan Dean Carr Leonardo Carrizal Eli Lynn Cartwright Avery Isabella Castor Celeste Yvette Ceballos Emily Ann Cecrle Andy Phuoc Chan

22 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

Joshua Ryan Chandler Annemarie Faye Chaney Justice Nichole Chatham Nicolas Cage Chavedo Diego Chavez Garcia Monica Isabel Chavira Molly Ann Jewel Church Emily Ray Zoie Clark Sheldon Dakota Clark Emma Nicole Clay Kesean Jamel Cleveland Seth Mangold Cobb Brayden Thomas Cody Natalie Sarah Coker Riley Duane Cole Troy Andrew Coleman Kejalon Lakairon Collins Trenton Daniel Conley Janet Contreras Makayla Ann Cook Allison Rene Cooper Amber Marie Cooper Tyler Austin Cooper Brook Leann Coover Ryan Michael Coover Ethan Cade Copus Bryce Carter Corona Edson Emmanuel Cortes Nava Caleb Garrett Cotten Jacob Robert Cotter Deshayla Renee Cotton Kevin Alexander Cowling Silas Glenn Cox Kristian Allen Craddock Nayeli Karina Cruz Zoe Elizabeth Curtis Jamie Katherine Cusack Thien Minh Dao Jacquel Renee Davis Riley Christopher Davis Tre Byrese Davis Mark Anthony Delcastillo Jose Hector Delgado Sebastian Fernando Deloera Kathryn Reagan Dement Alejandro Diaz David Thomas Diaz Emmanuel Diaz Escareno Gabrielle Taylor Dickison Alyssa Nikole Dietlein Emily Kaye Dill Maria Vu Doan Allie Raye Donahoo Kaleigh Ryan Donaldson Konner David Dowell Rebekah Kamran Dudley Kristina Elizabeth Dunn John Duong Alexia Jordyn Dyer Aurian Marie Early Joshua Matthew Eden Tysin Ray Edwards Kaleb Ray Elcyzyn Mason Ryley Ellis Ashley Audelle Elsen Ethan Robert Emery Sarah Ann Emmons Dylan Taylor Engles Alonna Camille Estell Rafael Estrada Chavez Kohlman Tucker Faerber Kyle Armon Fakhrshafaei Teighlor Mckenzie Farris Jennifer Ann Favela Mary Grace Fayfitch Olivia Elisabeth Ferree

Ethan Ward Figard William Travis Fink Katherine Paige Fjeseth Marissa Renee Flores Britney Feh Fombe Jonah Daniel Ford Mariam Elizabeth Foroozan Metra Ester Foroozan John Sawyer Frakes Davonta Malik Frazier Ian Scott William Frisby Savanna Louise Fuhrig Lindsay Cheyenne Fulkerson Reece Mitchell Fuller Baylee Elizabeth Fuqua Jasmine Michelle Gaines Jose Danilo Galdamez Kailey Madison Gamble Kassandra Gandara Kayla Mackenzie Gann Crystal Michele Garcia Cynthia Citlali Garcia Esmeralda Josefina Garcia Kevin Jesus Garcia Teena Fabiana Garcia Barreto Ella Jaden Gardiner Ty Briar Genzer Dayveon Marcellus Gibbs Benjamin Brian Gillespie Korbin Blake Gilliland Christian Caleb Gilroy Joslyn Fae Glitzke Brandon Michael Gomez Noah Matthew Gonzales Cuba Gonzalez Annaka Leslie Goodner Colin Michael Gore Christine Morgan Gormley Hudson Gabriel Gregor Kelsey Marie Grider Joshua Shane Grimm Dennis Ray Grisham Teegin Alexander Groves Collin Preston Grubbs Mariah Maria Guerrero Tyson Jonathan Guilbeaux Jason Carl Gulikers Cathryn Rachel Gutteridge Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ana Rae Guzman Michael Andrew Haggy Nathan Kyle Hall Olivia Lynn Hall Jordan Savoy Hampton Alexi Jade Hansen Josiah Tadashi Hardrick Ryan Scott Hardy Lauren Elise Harman Cayce Leallen Harper Loren Jay Harris Morgan Kaylee Harris Danielle Marie Harrison Hannah May Harrison Quinten Oden Harrison Holten David Harvey Richard James Harvey Katheryn Jae Harvill Drake Anson Hassler Samia Dawn Hayden Madison Brooke Hays Alexis Brooke Heilaman Andrew Tyrell Henderson Peyton Alarie Hendricks Akacia Rayne Henry Erika Leah Hensley Ethan Thomas Hensley Jorge Heredia

Cheyenne Rose Hernandez Jessenia Hernandez Kaedan Lee Herndon Taylor Ann Herndon Arian Hesami Joseph Max Hidalgo Alyssa Faith Hill Teresa Thanh Hoang Jadelyn Alexus Holley Lauren Nicole Holste Lane Jackson Hopkins Delaney Shea Horton Dylan Scott Hunter Anthony Isom Hurley Marquice Kendrell TeShawn Hutchinson James Tai Tri Huynh Jenna Kimberly Huynh Breyden Nicole Irvin Alan Craig Jackson Soraya Ranae Jackson Tahtyana Taliah Rashell Jackson Juan Pablo Jacobo Chaycen Blake James Tavion Demond Jefferson Hayden Noel Jeffries Lathan Ryan Jeffries Chase Michael Jencik Kevin Lee Jernagan Dakota Ray Johnson Diamond Janette Johnson Katelyn Makenna Johnson Braedon Scott Jones Chaning Rylee Jones Garrison Woodrow Jones Mathew Cole Jones Parker Reed Joyner Damaris Itzel Juarez Johan Juarez Katie Raylynn Juristy Hyun Kang Nathaniel Guy Kelley Logan Kyle Kennedy Julian Kelley Kerr Lani Mari Ketch Nameer Nadeem Khan Aaron Khemara Khim Thomas Jordan Kidd Brandon Dat Kieu Korbin Jay Killman Hayleigh Dawn Kinn Ho Seop Kim Jonathan Seongho Kim Nike Adidas Knight Donya Sadat Kordestanchi Dakota Kameron Kosyan Carissa Grace Koweno Lindsey Nicole Kratochwill Shelby Nicole Kraus Trinity Jade Kurtz Kevin Sowah Kwei Hunter Kyle Kysela Johnathon James Lambert Jessica Lan Cayden Joseph Lance Lucinda Lynn Lara Dominique Larock Tres Richard Larue Jill Hannah Laster Braden Connor Latham Genevieve Marie Laventure Tristan Noel Lavoie Anthony Le Kadon Michael Minh Khai Le Matthew Cong Minh Le Alexis Renee Ledford Zakariyya Preston Ledford

Congratulations, Class of 2020! Anna Lee Mattison Yung Lee Rachel Ann Lee Trent Ryan Leggett Andrew Mitchell Lessmann Lydia Jade Letarte Diauree Diane Latrice Lewis Kendan Zaine Lewis Anna Grace Lira Paul Steven Little Jessica Maghan Loccident Jessica Renae Logan Max Caden Long Sydney Reese Loper Jesse Alexander Lopez Matthew Ivan Lopez Zoie Renea Loucks Carter Ryan Loudermilk Alexis Quinn Lowe Kaylen Michelle Lowery Jackelyne Noelia Lozano Quy Nhat Lu Adrian Resendiz Lucas Kevin Ly Daniel Jay Lyons Kennedy Lauren Mackerelle Destiny Grace Magee Reagan Louise Mallouf Alexandria Beth Manning Zachary Ryan Manning Michael James Marano Eduardo Marquez Hope Alexandria Martin Jacob Anthony Martin Sydney Lauren Martinek Alyssa Raylene Martinez Delilah Belen Martinez Jaime Alejandro Martinez Jr. Solei Martinez Janelle Alexis Marwitz Sydney Nicole Mason Karli Runia Massad Katie Elizabeth Massey Sierra Lanea McCaig Logan Dax McCool David James McCutcheon Xavier Allen McDonald Joshua Bailey McGuire Garcia Abby Tate McIntire Kaitlin Mae McLaughlin Kaitlyn Ann McLellan Kiley Macayle McLemore Madison Abbigale McMullin Braden Landry McReynolds Sarah Kathleen Meacham Hunter William Medaris Leonel Medina Derek Philip Meinke Brittney Nichole Melvin Fifii Nyarkoh Mensah Andrew James Metcalf Matthew J Metcalf William Douglas Michael Marcellus Randy Miller Charles Wayne Mink Jackson Blake Mitchusson Patrick Nathaniel Lewis Moiser Alyssa Danielle Mollohan Kenzie Paige Monroe Dylan Michael Montgomery Michael Nicholas Montgomery Cristian Lang Moran London Marie Morris Keigan Nash Morrison Kylee Lynn Munson Matthew Kade Mussett

Braiden Mason Myers Cody Austin Myers Molly Nichole Nading Walker Garrison Nebgen Cheney Trinh Ngo Gabriel Phong Ngo An Thanh Nguyen Andrew Le Nguyen Andrew Thuan Nguyen Bailee Anne Nguyen Claire Gia Han Nguyen Clara Phuong Nguyen Diana Nguyen Jasmine Ngoc Nguyen Jessica Quynh Nguyen Lauren Amelia Nguyen Linh Khanh Nguyen Louis Nguyen Madeline Ngoc Quynh Nguyen Michelle Ngoc Quynh Nguyen Patrick Manh Khoa Nguyen Raymond Thong Nguyen Tin Viet Nguyen Tina Ngoc Lan Nguyen Tram Ngoc Nguyen Truc Ngoc Nguyen Olivia Paige Nix Briana Mackenzie Noahubi Shelby Nicole Oakes Brielle Sade Oliver Kasandra Elizabeth Olivo Nathan Babatunde Oloyede Elizabeth Lee-Hoa Ong Josue Ortiz Paramo Madison Dianne Owens Brenden Thomas Parker Daniel Alexander Parker Hunter Graham Parsons Ishani Alpesh Patel Jessica Atul Patel Jacqueline Guadalupe Patena Christian Anne Patterson Alexis Lynn Pearce Kourtney Ann Marie Pearn Kira Michelle Ah Reum Peck Alejandro Javier Peralta Connor Scott Perham Tatyanah Monique Renae Perkins Laryssa Karee Perry Cecilia Trucvy Pham Michael Dat Pham Nhat Van Pham Phuoc Minh Simon Pham Averi Rayne Pharis Abby Grace Phelps Colby Allen Phillips Kevin Pham Phillips Seth Thien Phung Jacob Samuel Pierce Karolina Daniela Pinedo Aleta Myquaile Pipkin Lonnie Dean Plemmons Dylan Ray Poindexter Denver Wayne Porter Jailin Monique Porter Maleah Makayla Turner Potter Teaira Skye Powell Tay Maro Shantel Powell Peters James Louis Preston Dillon Andrew Privett Malik Cinque Pruitt Eric Moses Puente Rodolfo David Pulido Parker Elizabeth Pyle Ryan Quach Allison Lee Qualls

wESTMOORE HIGH SCHOOL Lane Aaron Quick Madison LeeAnn Race Kennadee Amanda Rader Isabella Caroline Ragsdale Araxy Zuleika Rangel Hayden Dru Ray Eva Corga Queimado Reis Alexis Requena Christopher Resendiz Alexandro Rey Jacqueline Lorena Reyes Joshua Paul Reynolds Robert Douglas Rich Trinity Estell Richardson Benjamin Lee Richmond Hannah Lee Riel Makalah Jayde Rifenbark Joshua Keene Riley Emylie Kay Rinehart Francisco Javier Rodriguez Karina Fraire Rodriguez Samantha Jacqueline Rodriguez Ortiz Alondra Rodriguez Rodriguez Ahliyah Destiny Rogers Alexzandria Shanice Rogers Alison Rojo-Hernandez Esperanza Rosales Jonathan David Rossiter Hannah Nicole Rutledge Benjamin Ryan Sanders Journi Hialeah Bri Sanders Marvin James Sanders Michelle Annette Sansom Beth Anne Schellenger Olixa Belle Schreiber Taylor Nicole Schuff Davon Gkovy Scott Megan Elizabeth Scraper Tristen Lee Seide Phillip James Semien Darius Nate Sewell Aaliyah Marie Star Shearer Rhiannon DeLayne Shenold Jacob Keith Shults Areion Monet Simien Caleb Max Tlapak Simmons Torie Lynn Simon De Jion Javier Simpkins Isaac Fernando Slate Kierra Diana Slaton Aaliyah Danyelle Sloan Raven Nichole Sloan Ashlyn Bailey Smith Brooklyn Faith Smith Cameron David Smith Jessica Lanette Smith Madeline Ryane Smith Kortland Christopher Snowden Christopher Joseph Sollenberger Starla Olivia Soto Zariah Saliyah Spencer Payne Alexander Spiva Ethan David Spotts Suzanne Joann Steel Michael Vance Steward Peyton Jewel Stimson Kailyn Paige Stonebraker Hunter Casey Strickland Abby Michael Summerfield Blake Anthony Suson Emily Marie Swanson Kaylynn Renea Swingle Noah Alexander Swink Jayden Devon Syrus Mya Leigh Szymanski Alyssa Shaylynn Taleu Baldwin

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STORY BY DALE & CARRIE SPOONMOORE

Beat the Bugs and Enjoy a Great Month of Growth R

ight around May, growing food in Oklahoma takes on a whole new dynamic. Bugs will really come out of hiding and start trying to eat your plants! Thankfully, nature has engineered a variety of ways to counteract these bugs, and we’re able to manage them without the use of pesticides in our garden. Check out our free mobile app that makes it easy to identify and manage the most common garden pests organically. You can learn more by visiting our website seedtospoon.net or searching From Seed to Spoon in the App Store. Apart from the influx of insects, May is one of the best months for growing in Oklahoma. A lot of plants (greens & root crops) should have already been in the ground by now, but many heat-loving crops welcome the warm weather and can be started in May. This year has been unusually cold with a late freeze, so your peppers and tomatoes may just be getting started! You can check out all of the plants that you can grow right now for your area by using the “can be planting” filter on the main screen of our app. This will show you everything that you can get started growing right now!

Cucumbers are really easy to grow and love our warm summers. They are a voracious plant that does best when trellised or allowed to grow up a vertical structure. We build simple trellises out of t-posts and arched cattle panels that we get from Tractor Supply. The most significant pest you will f a c e with cucumbers is

ons, and have a higher chance of success. You can also grow the smaller ones vertically and allow them to hang from the arch or trellis. Watermelon takes up a lot of space, so we usually grow them in the corners of our gardens. We currently have peas going in our garden right now and will be planting beans all throughout May. Once it gets real hot, we will begin to switch to southern peas (black-eyed peas). We will continue planting new rounds every couple of weeks throughout May. the cucumb e r beetle, which looks like a yellow striped ladybug. These can be controlled with simple DIY homemade traps! Check out our YouTube channel that shows how to make these traps or check out our app for more info about them as well! Varieties of squash also thrive in May and can be started directly from seed. We also grow our squash vertically to help with squash bug prevention. You can also wrap the base of your plants in aluminum foil to help prevent squash vine borers. One squash plant will provide an enormous amount of squash as long as you can keep the squash bugs away. Once these squash bugs become established, they can be hard to manage. Check the undersides of leaves daily for little brown eggs and remove them with tape. Watermelon also loves our summers and can be started directly from seed in May. Although you can grow the really big watermelons here in Oklahoma, we prefer to grow the smaller ones that take less time to produce, create more mel-

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There are a host of other plants that can be planted in May here as well. Check out the full list and see planting dates customized for where you live in our free app. You can also see daily photos and videos from our garden on our YouTube channel or social media pages. We also have events running throughout the year and classes, inBe sure to visit cluding tours of www.seedtospoon.net our garden. Learn for gardening blogs, videos, more at seedtotips, and information on the spoon.net.

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BY ROB MORRIS

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT:

The Mac Man, LLC

The Mac Man Celebrates 25 Years in Business

quarter of a century ago, Apple computers were still a distant competitor to the Goliaths like Microsoft and IBM, which dominated the personal computer industry. But for Bob Hofegartener and Chuck Schrunk, 1995 was the perfect time to start up a new business that focused on Apple products. “We both worked for a company over in Del City called ‘Mac Solutions’,” said Hofegartener. “They went out of business, and the company that bought them wanted to hire us, but wanted to cut our salaries.” Schrunk went to work for another company in

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www.theokcmacman.com Oklahoma City while Hofegartner started “The Mac Man,” working out of his bedroom in Moore.

ages people looking for a Mac computer to treat the process like buying a great used car.

In 1995 the Apple landscape was filled with models like the Macintosh IIe, the Macintosh LC II, and Mac Powerbooks. It would be another few years before Steve Jobs began the revolution that has led to a world filled with Apple products from powerful desktops to mobile phones that are more powerful than the PCs of a few decades ago.

“You can be like the guy who pays a new-car price for that fancy car,” said Hofegartener, “Or you can shop around and find yourself a great used one and let that first guy carry the burden of the ‘new-car’ cost for you. You still get a fabulous computer at a much better price.”

“It was a new age, and there were very few Apple experts back then,” said Hofegartener. “I was doing a good bit of work onsite along with some repairs at home, and things just began to grow.” Since 1995, The Mac Man has grown from that bedroom-based-business to one of the state’s leading Apple computer repair locations. “It got to the point where I couldn’t keep up with all the stuff at home,” said Hofegartener, “I opened a little one-room service center up in Oklahoma City for a while, and then, after a couple of years I moved back down to Moore. We were doing mostly onsite stuff at that point, but as the walk-in business picked up, we opened our site over off of Tower Drive and then ended up moving to our current location here in the New City Shopping Center.” Christy Yarger joined the team as a bookkeeper in 1998, and Schrunk came on board as a co-owner in 2000. Over the past few decades, The Mac Man has established itself as a small, but very significant business in the Oklahoma landscape. “We’re one of only two locations that are still open during this pandemic,” said Schrunk. “When the iPhones came out, we asked Apple about service those, and they told us, ‘We’ll take care of the phones, you guys do the computers.’ So we’ve done that, and the business has really grown.” These days the majority of business for The Mac Man is a small business, onsite and walk-in repairs. The company has become known as a local go-to source for refurbished Apple computers. Customers looking for a great bargain on a Mac computer will typically find a selection of iMacs and laptops on hand at very reasonable prices. Hofegartner encour-

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The Mac Man is the oldest Apple-only computer service business in the state of Oklahoma. Hofegartener and Schrunk admit they’re biased toward Apple computers, but are willing to make room for those who want PC’s instead of Mac’s. “If a PC gets the job done for you, I have no problem with that at all,” said Schrunk. “But the great thing about Apple is that they just work well right out of the box and for a lot of people that’s a game-changer.” Schrunk agrees with his co-owner about taking the smart path of buying a refurbished Mac to save money and still get a great computer. “They’re less expensive, and they get the job done for you,” said Schrunk. “And if you buy one from us you’re getting our decades of experience in working on these computers. I think that’s the thing we would want folks to know about The Mac Man – we’re really good at what we do.”

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS & PERFORMANCES AND COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS • MAY 2020 Due to positive tests for the coronavirus across the area and the constant changes still taking place as of our press deadline, please confirm the events and services listed in this calendar are still in place before making your plans to attend or participate.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE YELLOW ROSE THEATER PRESENTS: BRITISH INVASION The Award-Winning Yellow Rose Dinner Theater is Proud is closed in compliance with local and federal requests to help curb the COVID-19 pandemic. Follow their Facebook page for updates.

FRED JONES JR. MUSEUM OF ART The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art is closed to the public until May 12 in compliance with the University of Oklahoma’s regulations regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. This is subject to change, so please check the museum’s website for updates: OU.edu/fjjma.

OCCC VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTER THEATER No events currently scheduled for May.

CHURCH & SPIRITUAL CONNECTION FRESH START COMMUNITY CHURCH FOOD PANTRY, open the third Thursday of each month, 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., 309 N Eastern Avenue, West Campus-Family Life Center. Canned and dry goods available. Must be a resident of Moore (please bring an ID).

CITY MEETINGS & EVENTS THE FARMERS MARKET AT CENTRAL PARK, Thursday nights from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m and Saturday mornings from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. Vendors selling garden-related products (fruits, vegetables, salsa, plants, wine, baked goods, goat soap, and much more). Come to the Multi-Purpose Pavilion at Central Park, 700 S. Broadway, and support local vendors. We accept SNAP and Senior Cards. For vendor information or more details please call 28 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

405-793-4332. Please note: the Coronavirus situation may impact this event. Please visit cityofmoore.com for up-to-date information. CITY COUNCIL MEETING Monday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore PARKS BOARD MEETING Tuesday, May 5 at 7:00 p.m. Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore. MOORE URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY MEETING Monday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore ANIMAL WELFARE VACCINATION CLINIC Saturday, May 9, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m Moore Community Center, 301 S. Howard Ave. $45.00 includes: Micro-chip, Rabies & Vaccine (Bordetella sold separately). Individual Vaccines: Rabies: $15; Micro-Chip $25; DAPP (dogs) $10; FVRCP (cats) $10; Bordetella (dogs) $10; City Tags for Moore Residents - $2.50 per dog For more information please call the 793-5190. Please note: the Coronavirus situation may impact this event. Please visit cityofmoore.com for up-to-date information. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MEETING Tuesday, May 12, 5:30 p.m. Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore. PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING Tuesday, May 12, 7:00 p.m. Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore. BIKEMOORE EVENT Saturday, May 16, meet at 9:30 a.m., depart at 10:00 a.m Rippetoe Elementary School – Southgate, 500 N. Norman Ave. All ages and experience levels are welcome. There will be a 1 mile and a 5 mile route. Families and bicycle enthusiasts alike experience biking to school, work, and for fun! Get involved with your community. To register, please contact the Community Development Department at 405-793-5054 or email azrneda@cityofmoore.com. Please note: the Coronavirus situation may impact this event. Please visit cityofmoore.com for up-to-date information. CITY COUNCIL MEETING Monday, May 18 Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore.

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MOORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING Monday, May 18, 6:30 p.m. Moore City Hall, 301 N. Broadway, Moore. FOOD TRUCK FRIDAYS Fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Central Park Multipurpose Pavilion, 700 S. Broadway. Beginning on Friday, May 29th, food trucks in the park serving a variety of selections along with music. Take a break for lunch and join us. Check the City of Moore and Central Park Facebook pages for a list of the each week’s food trucks. Please note: the Coronavirus situation may impact this event. Please visit cityofmoore.com for up-to-date information.

COMMUNITY CONNECTION ADOPT-A-PET Moore Animal Shelter, S-I35 Service Road. Open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., closed on holidays. For additional information call (405) 793-5190. BIG TRASH PICK UP Moore residents will be allowed two FREE big trash pick-ups a year and one free voucher to the city landfill for each physical address in Moore. Call (405) 793-5070 to schedule your trash pick-up. CT CLOTHING CLOSET Last Saturday of each month, 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. CrossTimbers United Methodist Church, 3004 S. Sunnylane, Moore. CrossTimbers UMC Clothing Closet is a place where those in need can find men’s, women’s and children’s clothing along with shoes and accessories. All sizes are available and are free for community members. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM Moore Police Dept. is starting a Neighborhood Watch Program. If you’re interested in helping your neighborhood reduce crime, contact Sgt. Jeremy Lewis, (405) 793-4448. MOORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Please check the Chamber’s Facebook page for updates on events and office hours. SOUTH OKC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Please check the Chamber’s Facebook page for updates on events and office hours.

MAY 3 Space Day MAY 6 National Nurses Day MAY 7 Thank a Teacher Day MAY 15 International Day of Families MAY 17 National Bike to Work Day MAY 28 National Hamburger Day MAY 31 World No-Tobacco Day

SENIOR CONNECTION P.A.L.S. PROGRAM FOR SENIORS Seniors are assigned to a buddy who will call every day to check on you. Sign up with Sgt. Lewis, Moore Police Dept., (405) 793-4448. PROJECT RETURN HOME FOR ALZHEIMER’S PATIENTS IN MOORE For information about enrolling a loved one, contact Virginia Guild at (405) 793-4478 or Sgt. Jeremy Lewis at (405) 793-4448. TRANSPORTATION: • Metro Transit will provide van service for age 60 and older on Tuesdays and Thursdays from the Moore area to Oklahoma City for medical appointments. Call Jackie at (405) 297-2583. • Moore Council on Aging. Seniors may have transportation anywhere in the city of Moore for errands or appointments. 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. Call (405) 799-3130 at least one day in advance. • “Share-A-Fare” for age 60 and over or disabled. Purchase taxi fare at 40% off.

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Getting us all to a healthier place.

BY RICHIE SPLITT, PRESIDENT & CEO NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM This story sponsored by

Community Supports their Frontline Fighters

he COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily lives, such as how our kids do school, shopping for groceries, the way families connect with loved ones outside their homes, and much more. Norman Regional’s healers have always been there for our communities, especially in times of need. In the face of this new virus, I am proud of how our healers have stepped up to the daily challenges presented with this ever-changing situation. One thing that hasn’t changed is the Oklahoma Standard of helping others in times of need.

Norman Regional has been on the receiving end of this lately with the overwhelming outpouring of support for our health system and healers throughout the community. We are so grateful to the local businesses and organizations, both big and small, as well as individuals who have stepped up and shown their support through generous donations. From small heartfelt gestures such as chalking words of encouragement to our healers on the sidewalks around our three campuses to local food trucks and caterers donating meals to keep our staff fueled with delicious food as they work. Many area churches have also reached out to us to help in various

ways. Victory Family Church in Norman donated 500 N95 masks, which are much needed personal protection equipment, helping to keep our frontline healers safe. The Well Church in Moore served our healers on Easter Sunday by donating breakfast and dinner meals for all our employees working that day at our three Emergency Departments as well as for all staff at both Norman Regional Moore and the HealthPlex. The University of Oklahoma football coaches donated $3,500 in local restaurant gift cards to our healers as well as snack bags put together by their families with personalized notes of encouragement as their kind way of showing support. Both the Moore and Norman Lowe’s Home Improvement stores donated items for our temporary tents, 100 cases of Gatorade for Emergency Department, and EMSSTAT emergency workers as well as four paint sprayers used by EMSSTAT to disinfect the ambulances after each patient. Hitachi’s generous financial contribution enabled us to purchase 3,000 N95 masks. These are just a few of the many businesses and organizations that have made recent donations. Many individuals throughout the community have also helped support Norman Regional by donating their skills and time. In late March, we put out a call for cloth masks for patients and our healers not interacting directly with patients. Professionals and amateurs of all sewing abilities tapped into their fabric stashes and started sewing masks immediately. Carol McCurdy, a nurse of 42 years and wife of Norman Regional Surgeon Dr. Rick McCurdy, stepped up to answer the call for homemade masks. She said she has never seen anything that impacts healthcare needs across the world, like the COVID-19 pandemic has. In the first three weeks of making masks, she was able to make about 150. Thank you to everyone who has donated their time, sewing skills, and materials to make cloth masks. If you would like to help Norman Regional reach our goal of 10,000 cloth masks, you can find the patterns and donation information on our blog at NormanRegional.com/blog.

Another example of individuals offering support has been the Friday Night Lights events. After Norman resident Kelly Cook saw a video of community members in Georgia gathering in their cars in the local hospital’s parking lot to show their support for the healthcare workers inside by flashing their lights and playing praise and worship music, she posted on the Nextdoor app to see if neighbors might be interested in doing something similar to support the local hospitals here. Sheri Bennett saw her post and reached out to Kelly, suggesting they put together an event on Facebook, and within days they had their first event at the Norman Regional HealthPlex. The event has since grown to gatherings at each of our three campuses every Friday night from 9 to 9:11 pm. Community members stay in their cars and show their support for the healers by flashing their lights as well as offering prayers to all inside the facility. Our healers love these Friday Night Lights events, and you can often see them at windows waving back. This event has not only safely brought the community together, but as an added bonus, Kelly and Sheri have been brought together by their new friendship. We are blessed to serve communities who love and support our health system and healers so abundantly. If you’d like to donate, or to learn more about Norman Regional’s specific donation needs, go to nrhfoundation.org/care2020. To see more of the generous donations, as well as the highly entertaining Wash Your Hands OK videos, check out Norman Regional Foundation’s Facebook page. Thank you again to everyone who has donated, who are serving others safely, who are staying home to help flatten the curve, and who are supporting our healers – be well! MAY 2020 | MOORE MONTHLY | 31

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Conserve Food/Stock a Pantry It also can send you a notification when your food purchase is nearing the expiration date. • Organize your pantry and fridge placing oldest items at the front. Likewise keep food staples on hand that are useful for several quick-prep recipes.

his morning in an attempt to get a jump start on dinner plans, I pulled out my crock pot and grabbed the onions and celery to be chopped, only to discover both had gone bad – the onion with a brown center and the celery - limp and colorless. With no time for recourse, I dumped the items in the trash, started into my workday, and chalked it up to another night of takeout pizza for the family. Many can relate to my predicament with empathy, as it is common to throw out spoiled produce or unwanted leftovers. In fact, a USDA report found that American consumers waste approximately 250-290 pounds of food each year. Currently many individuals are seeking to save money by preparing more meals at home. Therefore, it is important, now more than ever, to reduce waste and stock up on food staples that can create nutritious meals that stretch a food dollar. With this purpose in mind, here are a few tips to help you with food prep and meal planning. • Learn how to best store certain foods and produce Did you know that by storing nuts and seeds in the refrigerator or freezer you can significantly increase the length of freshness? Check out this fact and more using the FoodKeeper App. FoodKeeper was created to provide guidance on the safe handling, prep, and storage of many foods. 32 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

If only I would have remembered this tip with the celery in my fridge! Consider taking the time immediately after getting groceries home from the store to clean and prep them for use and then storing them in clear containers at the front of the fridge. Some pantry staples that have broad use include canned beans, canned chicken, canned tomatoes, chicken broth, whole grain pasta, garlic powder, dried minced onions, peanut butter, balsamic vinegar, and olive or canola oil. • Shop with a plan It is extremely helpful to keep a list of family favorite meals and necessary ingredients posted near the kitchen. You can then draw from this list for inspiration (after looking through your kitchen for what is still available from your last supermarket trip). For example, if black beans and tortillas are in your fridge, consider picking up a block of cheese to shred to create a quick meal of black bean quesadillas. Additionally, try to use an ingredient multiple times in the course of a week to save money. • Creatively repurpose leftovers Casseroles, soups and stir-fries can be convenient ways to repurpose leftovers. Or consider making a pork roast then shredding the leftover meat for tacos later in the week. Check out this recipe for a breakfast casserole using leftover bread and spinach that was approaching its expiration date. Preparing meals at home is a great first step to saving money and eating healthy. Incorporating these suggestions will only enhance your efforts and leave a little extra money in your savings.

Savory Breakfast Bread Casserole 2 T. Butter 1 large yellow onion – diced 1 package turkey bacon or turkey sausage 4-6 c. spinach leaves, washed and drained 2 ½ c. milk 8 large eggs (or small carton of egg substitute) 2 T. Dijon mustard ½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. ground black pepper 6 c. day old whole grain French bread torn into 1 in. pieces 2 c. shredded sharp cheddar 1 tsp. dried thyme 1 tsp dried rosemary • Prepare 9x12 baking dish with non-stick cooking spray. • Melt butter in large skillet over medium heat then add onion and cook 3-5 minutes until translucent • Cut bacon/sausage into small pieces and add to skillet. Cook through • Stir in spinach and sauté until it is wilted • Remove skillet from heat • Whisk milk, eggs, mustard, salt and pepper together in large bowl • Add the bread and stir to coat • Stir in bacon, cheese, thyme and rosemary and then pour into baking dish • Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or overnight • Preheat oven to 350 degrees • Twenty minutes prior to baking, remove dish from refrigerator and bring to room temperature. • Bake bread pudding for 45 – 50 minutes Remove dish from oven and let it sit 5 minutes before serving

PIONEER LIBRARIES

Stay Engaged with Pioneer Libraries at Any Time The Pioneer Library System continues its support of readers throughout its three-county service area, even as the coronavirus pandemic keeps its grip on daily life.

The library has worked with these companies, as well as multiple others to try to expand the presence of online reading and viewing materials during this time. A full listing of these options as well as many other virtual opportunities is regularly updated in a special section on the Pioneer web page atÂ www. pioneerlibrarysystem.org/coronavirus.

With most local residents forced to spend an extended amount of their time at home, they are getting a chance to experience the vast array of virtual resources offered by the library.

And the library has added to the experience by expanding its presence on social media through expanded offerings of video, graphics, written presentations and other material produced by a variety of staff to be shared with readers in ways that are This begins with the downloadable platform different from usual but hopefully still as effective. OverDrive, through which thousands of titles across many genres are available. PLS cardholders FInd out more about the services through the also have access to two online resources, Hoopla PLS website,Â www.pioneerlibrarysystem.org, or and Kanopy, which offer many eBooks and down- by downloading the PLS Connect App, available through either iTunes or the Google Play store. loadable music and video selections.

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LIBRARY SCHEDULES

Moore Public Library

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Due to positive tests for the coronavirus in Cleveland County, all Pioneer Library System were closed possibly through May 15-to-31st. As of press time, that closure had not been extended. However, because closures and restrictions due to the coronavirus are changing constantly, this schedule is subject to change at any point in time. Please check with your local library before going to that site.

CHILDREN

Friday, May 1 - Zumbini 10:00 a.m. Saturday, May 2 - Families Explore: Gardening 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 5 - Making Memories: Bring Your Favorite Grown-up 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 6 - Lapsit Story Time 10:00 and 10:45 a.m. Monday, May 11 - Kids Club: Gardening 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 12 - Preschool Story Time 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 13 - Lapsit Story Time 10:00 a.m. Thursday, May 14 - Pre-K Play 10:00 a.m. Friday, May 15 – Zumbini 10:00 a.m. Saturday, May 16 - Families Explore: Gardening 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 19 - Preschool Story Time 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 20 - Lapsit Story Time 10:00 and 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, May 20 - Sensory Story Time 4:00 p.m. Sunday, May 24 and Monday, May 25 - Library closed, Memorial Day Tuesday, May 26 - Preschool Story Time 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 27 - Lapsit Story Time 10:00 and 10:45 a.m. Thursday, May 28 - Pre-K Play 10:00 a.m. Friday, May 29 - Summer Learning Kickoff 10:00 a.m.

Friday, May 1 - Preschool Story Time (age 3-6) Saturday, May 2 - Muffins With Mom Story Time Monday, May 4 - Little Movers Story Time (age 18-36 months) Monday, May 4 - Early Explorers (age 1-6) Thursday, May 7 - Baby Lapsit (age 18 months and under) Friday, May 8 - Preschool Story Time (age 3-6) Monday, May 11 - Little Movers Story Time (age 18-36 months) Monday, May 11 - Early Explorers (age 1-6) Thursday, May 14 - Baby Lapsit (age 18 months and under) Friday, May 15 - Preschool Story Time (age 3-6) Monday, May 18 - Little Movers Story Time (age 18-36 months) Monday, May 18 - Early Explorers (age 1-6) Wednesday, May 20 - Touch, Learn, Create: Summer Thursday, May 21 - Baby Lapsit (age 18 months and under) Friday, May 22 - Preschool Story Time (age 3-6) Saturday, May 23 - Library Music Connection (age 3-7) Sunday, May 24 and Monday, May 25 - Library closed, Memorial Day Thursday, May 28 - Baby Lapsit (age 18 months and under) Friday, May 29 - Preschool Story Time Saturday, May 30 - Summer Learning Kickoff

TEEN/ADULT Thursday, May 7 - Just Unwind Yarn Club Friday, May 8 - Make a Laser-Cut Journal Tuesday, May 12 - Diabetes, Biochemistry and You! Thursday, May 14 - Servin’ Up Books Book Club Tuesday, May 19 - Teen Tuesday Sunday, May 24 and Monday, May 25 - Library closed, Memorial Day

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TEEN/ADULT Monday, May 4 - Barre for Beginners Tuesday, May 5 - Girls Who Code Wednesday, May 6 - English as a Second Language Thursday, May 7 - Home Canning Basics Thursday, May 7 - Make a Laser Cut Journal Monday, May 11 - Barre for Beginners Tuesday, May 12 - SOKC Friends of the Library meeting Tuesday, May 12 - Girls Who Code Tuesday, May 12 - Build Your Own Self-Care Tool Kit Wednesday, May 13 - English as a Second Language Thursday, May 14 - Penn Avenue Literary Society Monday, May 18 - Barre for Beginners Tuesday, May 19 - Girls Who Code Wednesday, May 20 - English as a Second Language Sunday, May 24 and Monday, May 25 - Library closed, Memorial Day Tuesday, May 26 - Girls Who Code

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201 N. Broadway – Suite 101 405-300-0412 www.hitmealprep.com

Hit Meals Offers Healthy and Comfort Selection Hours: Delivery:

Order online and depending on day of order you can pickup/ curbside delivery on Monday from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., Friday evening from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30pm and Sunday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Free contactless delivery on Sunday afternoons (early)

ong before the arrival of the Coronavirus and quarantine protocols, Tricia Henderson was providing a week’s worth of tasty meal prep products to customers looking for a healthy and convenient way to manage their home dining options. “People were looking for that kind of option,” said Henderson, “Prepared meals that are ready to go in the microwave, and you’re eating in two minutes.” Henderson started offering meal prep three years ago while she was also operating the popular Two Olives Restaurant, inside the Old School Building. Hit Meals initially catered to people looking to keep track of calorie and macronutrient counts. Henderson says their initial success was a blend of precise measurements and a delicious menu. “In the beginning, we were concentrating on great food that met specific calorie and macro needs,” said Henderson. “That just took off quickly. But here lately, people have been asking me for more comfort food items to choose from, so we’ve added a specialty item each week.” Some of those specialty items include baked ziti with green beans, chicken piccata, low-carb chicken enchiladas with black beans and rice, and steak with demi glaze plus green beans and red potatoes. Also back on the menu for those familiar with the Two Olives days: the restaurant’s wildly popular chicken salad. “People really love it,” said Henderson. “They aren’t anxious about the details on the comfort food items, especially the chicken salad. A lot of people just order the chicken salad because it comes in a 24-ounce size.” Henderson said she made the move from operating the Two Olives Restaurant to only serving Hit Meals in the wake of losing her mother. It was a difficult decision, but once she considered family time, she realized she needed a way to create more balance in her life. 36 | MOORE MONTHLY | MAY 2020

“I was working seven days a week and only saw my family when they came up to visit,” said Henderson. “When my mom passed away, I decided that I was going to change things up and make space to spend time with family.” Henderson posts a new menu every Monday on hitmealprep.com. She and her team accept orders on every day except Sunday. If you order on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday, your orders are available for curbside pickup or delivery on Friday evening or Sunday afternoon. If you order on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, your orders can be picked up or delivered on Monday. Customers can pay over the phone or online with PayPal. “Right now delivery cost $5 for addresses within the 73160-zip code,” said Henderson. “If you live outside that area code delivery is $10. Our Sunday afternoon delivery is free right now because we’re trying to help those folks that just don’t want to get out.” Henderson says that, like so many other businesses around the area, she’s taken a hit from the current “shelter at home” situation. But despite seeing a drop-off in business, she’s been able to weather the storm. “I’ve been lucky because there are enough people who want those healthy, ready-to-go menus that we’ve been able to get by so far,” said Henderson. “And I think a lot of people want to support a locally-owned business like mine and others who make such a difference in the Moore community.” And that’s the main thing that Henderson hopes people will realize about Hit Meal Prep: it’s locally-owned and providing a constantly-changing menu filled with healthy and comforting choices in an uncertain time.

SENIOR LIVING BY TAMMY C. VAUGHN, AGING SERVICES INC.

Rediscovery R

ediscovering a pleasure can bring real delight. It could be as simple as finding a well-worn paperback on a shelf of newer books. Something is appealing about its creased spine, and a flicker of recognition ignites. Perhaps on closer view, it’s a classic novel, a book from your childhood that provided a gateway to a magical land.

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Rediscovery can be an invitation to reminisce over who you once were and an opportunity to evaluate who you’ve become since.

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Like the bookshelves, other rediscoveries can arise in many forms.

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10.___________________________________ Books, music, movies, art, etc. Is it as good as you remembered or better than the first time? Do you recall the ending or how the plot twists and turns? Do the lyrics still move you? Does the lead actor still make your heart beat faster, or has their charm faded with time? It may be that you are able to appreciate your rediscovery in a different way, not or that it’s lost its appeal altogether. The only way to find out is to re-experience it. REDISCOVERY GAME Imagine you were going to be cast away forever on a remote desert island – and you had to choose just one recording, one book, and one luxury item to take with you. Your choices should be linked to your past or bring back memories that are particularly heartfelt or meaningful.

11.___________________________________ 12.___________________________________ Now it’s time to get really engaged. Seek out your choices. Download them or research where you might find them. Then take the opportunity to immerse yourself in your rediscoveries. Consider the following: • Have your choices stood the test of time? • What memories have been evoked? • Do you have an altered appreciation now you’re at a different point of your life?

In the space below, write a short list of 12 items from which to choose your must-have items. You could have four books, four movies, and four recordings (these could be songs, a radio sketch, sports commentary, a reading of a much-loved poem) but mix it up to suit your life.

• Are there details that you didn’t notice first time around?

Give real thought to what you want on the list and why. Then write down your final 12 here…

If you really enjoy the experience, you might want to invite friends and family members to try it, too, and then discuss what’s on their list and why it’s important. Memories, significant moments, and cultural treats are all there to be shared.

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• Are there any particular choices that you’d like to share with others so they, too, can share in your enthusiasm?

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THE STATION SCHEDULE • MAY 2020 ACTIVITIES & CLASSES

Because closures and restrictions due to the coronavirus are changing constantly, this schedule is subject to change at any point in time. Please check with www. cityofmoore.com or call (405) 793-5090 for more information.

SUMMER CAMPS

Camps are open to boys and girls ages 7-to-14 years of age. For more details on camp registration, eligible ages, and camp fees call (405)793-5090.

ART CAMPS WHEN: June 1st – June 5th: 9am – Noon July 6th – July 10th: 9am – Noon August 3rd – August 7th: 9am – Noon WHERE: The Station Recreation Center AGES: 6 - 12 REGISTRATION PERIOD: April 1st - May 31st May 1st – July 5th May 1st – August 2nd CLASS MINIMUM: 10 CLASS MAXIMUM: 25 CLASS COST: $ 95 (includes T-Shirt) DESCRIPTION: Create colorful paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more. You will use watercolors, paint, crayons, beads, strings, and clay. This class is a lot of fun and the best part is you get to keep and take home what you make.

GIZMO’S GADGETS AND THANGS: ROBOTS & ROCKETS CAMP WHEN: June 15th - June 19th TIME: 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center AGES: 7 - 14 COST: $95 w/T-shirt REGISTRATION PERIOD: May 1 – June 14th CLASS MINIMUM: 10 CLASS MAXIMUM: 25 DESCRIPTION: Science has never been this much fun before. In this camp you will get to build and create your very own robot that will do multiple things. You will also get to build and launch rockets that you will get to take home at the end of the camp. WHEN: July 20th - July 24th TIME: 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Monday-Thursday at The Station Recreation Center Friday evening at Buck Thomas Park WHERE: The Station Recreation Center & Buck Thomas Park AGES: 7 - 14 COST: $95 w/T-shirt REGISTRATION PERIOD: May 1st – July 19th CLASS MINIMUM: 10 CLASS MAXIMUM: 25 DESCRIPTION: Learn the ins and outs of the outdoors by doing nature hikes, learning about insects, and how to make a fishing pole out of nature. These will be just a few of the activities that you will learn in this fun filled week spent outdoors. Top it all off with a campout over night at Buck Thomas Park. (The Camp Out portion of the camp must be accompanied by an Adult to attend this portion.)

EXTREME ANIMALS CAMP WHEN: June 8th – June 12th: 9am – Noon July 13th – July 17th: 9am – Noon WHERE: The Station Recreation Center AGES: 6 - 12 REGISTRATION PERIOD: May 1st- June 7th May 1st – July 12th CLASS MINIMUM: 10 CLASS MAXIMUM: 30 CLASS COST: $125 (includes T-Shirt) DESCRIPTION: Get ready for a wildly entertaining experience! Get up close and personal with endangered species, creepy crawlies and more! You will also learn about different habits and create different types of arts and crafts that relate to those species and their habitats.

WEATHER & EARTH SCIENCE CAMP WHEN: June 1st – June 5th: 1pm – 4pm WHERE: The Station Recreation Center AGES: 8 - 15 REGISTRATION PERIOD: April 1st - May 31st CLASS MINIMUM: 10 CLASS MAXIMUM: 25 CLASS COST: $95 (includes T-Shirt) DESCRIPTION: Learn principles of meteorology surface weather maps, use scientific methods while exploring various aspects of the atmosphere and different variables of weather.

MAGIC CAMPS June 22nd – June 26th, July 27th - July 31st 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. The Station Recreation Center 7 - 14 $175 (includes t-shirt and $80 value of magic tricks)

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WHERE: The Station Recreation Center COST: $65 per person INSTRUCTOR: Scott Hodges, High School Basketball Coach REGISTRATION: May 1st - August 2nd

SUMMER LEAGUES

(Contact Logan at lcrosslin@cityofmoore.com)

KICKBALL June 4th – July 9th

SAND VOLLEYBALL (CO-ED)

SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS

Camps starting May 26th through August 7th, Monday-Friday from 9am-Noon unless otherwise specified upon sign-up. Most summer sports camps run Monday-Friday 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. unless specified differently upon sign up. Sports camps are open to boys and girls ages 7-14 years old. Each participant in a week-long camp will receive a t-shirt. Snacks will be provided in all camps. Parents are asked to make sure campers bring proper attire. Camps are set up to teach basic fundamentals and skills with game like scenarios. Space is limited. Sign up today! For more details on camp registration, eligible ages, and camp fees call (405)793-5090. WHEN: WHERE: COST: REGISTRATION:

May 26th – May 29th Buck Thomas Tennis Courts $70 per person May 1st - May 25th

BACKYARD SPORTS CAMP WHEN: WHERE: COST: INSTRUCTOR: REGISTRATION: WHEN: WHERE: COST: REGISTRATION:

May 26th – May 29th (1 p.m.-4 p.m.) The Station Recreation Center $70 per person The Station Recreation Program Assistant May 1st - May 25th June 8th – June 12th Earlywine Golf Course $85 per person May 1st - June 7th June 1st – June 5th The Station Recreation Center $85 per person Scott Hodges, High School Basketball Coach May 1st - May 31st

FOOTBALL CAMP WHEN: WHERE: COST: REGISTRATION:

June 8th - June 10th (6 p.m. - 8 p.m.) Buck Thomas Front South Fields $70 per person May 1st - June 7th

VOLLEYBALL CAMP WHEN: WHERE: COST: REGISTRATION:

June 15th - June 19th The Station Recreation Center $85 per person May 1st - June 14th

SOCCER CAMP WHEN: WHERE: COST: REGISTRATION:

June 22nd – June 26th Buck Thomas Front South Fields $85 per person May 1st - June 21st

ONE-DAY BASKETBALL CAMP: OFFENSIVE SKILLS WHEN: WHERE: COST: INSTRUCTOR: REGISTRATION:

July 6th (8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.) The Station Recreation Center $25 per person Scott Hodges, High School Basketball Coach May 1st - July 5th

ONE-DAY BASKETBALL CAMP: SHOOTING WHEN: July 23rd (8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.) WHERE: The Station Recreation Center COST: $25 per person INSTRUCTOR: Scott Hodges, High School Basketball Coach REGISTRATION: May 1st - July 19th

3-DAY BASKETBALL CAMP WHEN:

MEN’S BASKETBALL June 1st – July 13th + tournament

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL (INDOOR) June 1st – July 14th + tournament

Registration is now open! Classes Being Offered: Parent & Child, Preschool & Youth Levels 1 – 4. Classes are based on the child’s age. Descriptions will be available at a later date.

PRIVATE & SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS Any age or ability can sign up for these lessons. These lessons are scheduled around your availability and are catered to your specific goals. Private lessons are structured with one instructor and one participant. Fee: $70 per student/per session Participation: Two participants must be registered together for semi-private lessons.

GROUP LESSONS Group swim lessons meet for two-week sessions unless noted. Fee: $40 per student per session Participation: Minimum of 3 participants is required. We reserve the right to cancel or combine levels to adjust for class size.

2020 AQUATICS CENTER PASSES

BASKETBALL CAMP WHEN: WHERE: COST: INSTRUCTOR: REGISTRATION:

June 4th – July 9th

SWIMMING LESSONS

TENNIS CAMPS

GOLF CAMP

OUTDOOR CAMP

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: AGES: COST:

REGISTRATION PERIOD: May 1st – June 21st April 1st - July 26th REGISTRATION TYPE: Online CLASS MINIMUM: 10 CLASS MAXIMUM: 25 DESCRIPTION: Have you ever seen a magic trick and thought “Wow, that was super cool! I wish I could do that!” Then this camp is for you! This class teaches so much more than just magic. Participants will gain self-confidence, explore their creativity, practice speaking skills, and develop sequential thinking. At the end of the camp, your child will come home with cool tricks, new friends, and unforgettable experiences. This camp is taught by Discover Magic who are some of the top performers in the region. Your child will learn the eight traits that make up a true magician with a hands-on learning experience. Kids will use awesome magic props, top secret file folders, bonus online videos, and recieve a graduation wand, certificate and a T-shirt.

August 3rd – August 5th

The Station at Central Park Aquatic Center will be opening on Friday, May 22nd from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Regular hours are Monday-Sunday: Noon to 8 p.m. **SUBJECT TO CHANGE** The aquatic center is 45,000+ square feet and includes a lazy river, three large slides, child wading pool (includes slide, spill tower, and spray features), lap lanes, diving area (3 meter and 1 meter diving boards), family slide, aquatic climbing wall, water basketball goal, log roll, shade structures, aquatic locker rooms, and outdoor concession area. This year we’re also adding the new and exciting Speed Slide. FEES

DAILY RESIDENT

DAILY NON-RESIDENT

SEASON RESIDENT

SEASON NONRESIDENT

Individual

$7.50

$50

$62.50

Youth (3-17)

$7.50

$40

$50

Senior (60+)

$6.50

$40

$50

Military

$6.50

$40

$50

Military Family

N/A

$100

$125

Family

N/A

$160

$200

Twilight Fee

Rates and fees are subject to change.

“FUN”DAMENTALS BOOT CAMP

FEE: $50/month (12 Classes) Non-Passholders / $40/month (12 Classes) Current Passholders *Sign up for 3 months for $125 for non-passholders and $100 for current passholders. WHERE: Buck Thomas Park (1901 N.E. 12th St.) AGE: 16 and over TIME: 5:15 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday beginning January 7th. INSTRUCTOR: Stacia Becher, CPT The City of Moore is happy to offer the Fitness in the Park series. Join us for group fitness classes all while enjoying our beautiful parks. We will begin the series by offering a fun and challenging boot camp at Buck Thomas Park. The “Fun”damentals boot camp will push you to your limits by focusing on fun drills, including plyometrics and agilities, and challenging intervals of strength training and cardio. “Fun”damentals boot camp is for anyone who is looking to lose weight, get stronger, build muscle, or train for your next 5k. All fitness levels are encouraged to join in on the fun. Register at The Station Front Desk or www.cityofmoore.com/fun

MAY 2020 • THE STATION SCHEDULE RUNNING CLUB

WHEN: Club will start the week of May 25th and meet 2x a week until the Moore War Run on August 28th. WHERE: Central Park, the Station, and other City of Moore Parks. DAY/TIME: Tuesdays and Thursday at 6am and 6pm FEE: $50 for passholders for the entirety of the club, $60 for non-passholders. Running Club - Interested in perfecting your running performance? Want to experience a community exercise group? The Station is excited to offer a social running club during the summer! Spend three months perfecting your running form and getting geared up to run in the Moore War Run in August. The club will be instructed by certified and experienced running professionals and will take place utilizing the city parks and walking tracks! Registration will open May 1st and close on May 22nd. YOU MUST COME TO THE FRONT DESK AT THE STATION TO REGISTER. We will be hosting a team for the Moore War Run, but participation is not required for Running Club. Walking options also available. After registration, participant will be invited to a private GroupMe with club track locations, schedule, and trainings from coach. Social distancing: this program will meet outdoors with plenty of room to social distance while running.

MOMMY AND ME WHEN: Classes will be offered M/W/F in the mornings staring June lst at 7am. REGISTRATION: Registration will open on May 13th, separate registrations are required for each month. FEE: Free for Passholders with registration, $40 per month registered for non-passholders . * Registration will remain open for sign-ups mid-session, but fee will remain same and not pro-rated.* * Mommy and Me will only be offered for the months of June, July, and August.* Mommy and Me -A small group exercise experience designed to help mom’s bond with their babies in a fitness and health based setting. Located in the city’s parks, Mommy and Me will focus on exercising safely with baby. The exercise class styles will differ on a daily basis from cardio, strength, barre, and yoga. Specialty days will introduce a female health specialist on pelvic, abdominal, and post-natal focused exercise. Registration for the class will include a 1-month pass to a private GroupMe with schedule of classes and instructors, city park locations, and exercise formats for mom and baby. Social distancing: this program will be maxed at 10 registrants to allow for proper distancing.

CLASSES NUTRITION CLASSES AT THE STATION WHEN: Last Wednesday of each month WHERE: The Station Meeting Room #2 at 6pm FEE: Free to passholders, Station Day pass fee for non-passholders (see Front Desk) Have you ever wondered how many calories you should be consuming, or what the difference is between a macro and a micro nutrient? Are you curious as to how nutrition will play a role in losing weight or helping control diabetes? This monthly class can answer all of those questions and more! Join a Registered Dietician and learn the basics about nutrition. In this free class, you will learn about the fundamentals of a healthy diet, gain some insight into how you can change what you consume to meet your goals, and have the opportunity to ask the Registered Dietician any question you might have. For more information, please contact the Fitness Manager at bcargal@cityofmoore.com

YOUTH SPORTS PERFORMANCE Team and Individual Sessions Available AGES: 10-12 Years Old – Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. (minimum 3 athletes per class) 13-15 Years Old – Mondays at 4:30 p.m. (minimum 3 athletes per class) Individual Performance Training – One Hour Scheduled Sessions FEE: 10-12 Years Old – $40 per month Moore students/passholders $50 per month for non-residential/non-passholders 13-15 Years Old – $40 per month Moore students/passholders $50 per month for non-residential/non-passholders Individual Performance Training – $15/hour session, $125/10 one-hour sessions Class passes expire 3 months after purchase. Athletes must attend a class with their age group. WHERE: The Station REGISTRATION or INFO: Contact Brighton Cargal – bcargal@cityofmoore.com or call 405-793-5090 INSTRUCTOR: Sports performance classes are designed to help athletes gain an edge over the competition. These classes will help athletes enhance their balance, coordination, speed, agility, flexibility, and overall performance on and off the field of play. Sports performance classes will help those who want to be a better all-around athlete for any sport by making movements more efficient and by working on joint stability along with all other facets of athleticism. Athletes will not only perform better while playing but sports conditioning has been proven to prevent or decrease injuries and create a more well-rounded athlete.

ADULT SWING DANCING WHEN:

June 3rd – June 24th - Wednesday Nights (4 Classes)

TIME: 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. AGES: 15+ FEE: $30 per session or $4 per Class WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room REGISTRATION: Now – June 3rd Learn how to Swing Dance and the many variations of Swing Dancing and before you know it you will be able to scoot across the dance floor like a pro.

YOUTH COMBO DANCE CLASS WHEN: June 3rd - June 24th Wednesday Nights (4 Classes) July 8th - July 29th Wednesday Nights (4 Classes) August 5th - August 26th Wednesday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 6:30 P.M - 7:15 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 4-8 year olds REGISTRATION PERIOD: Now - June 2nd For June Classes Now - July 7th For July Classes June 1st - August 4th For August Classes FEE: $40 per session DESCRIPTION: This is a class where we combine Ballet, Tap, and Jazz throughout the class so the student can get an even mix of the 3 styles of dance. High energy and fun. All Classes will have a Recital. Recitals are To be Determined.

BABY BALLET WHEN: June 4th-June 25th Thursday Nights (4 Classes) July 9th - July 30th Thursday Nights (4 Classes) August 6th - August 27th Thursday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 18 months - 3 year olds REGISTRATION PERIOD: Now - June 3rd For June Classes Now - July 8th For July Classes June 1st - August 5th For August Classes FEE: $40 per session DESCRIPTION: Without mom and dad, the child gets to learn the basics of Ballet through music, movement, and balance. Fun, positive, and appropriate for the little ones. All Classes will have a Recital. Recitals are to be determined.

YOUTH HIP HOP/JAZZ DANCE CLASS WHEN: June 4th - June 25th Thursday Nights (4 Classes) July 9th - July 30th Thursday Nights (4 Classes) August 6th - August 27th Thursday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 6:30 P.M - 7:15 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 4-8 year olds REGISTRATION PERIOD: Now - June 3rd For June Classes Now- July 8th For July Classes June 1st - August 5th For August Classes FEE: $40 per session DESCRIPTION: This uses popular and current music the kids will know and recognize to learn dances and choreography with different elements. Age appropriate music that is clean and not derogatory All Classes will have a Recital. Recitals are to be determined.

TODDLER DANCE CLASS WHEN: June 3rd -June 24th Wednesday Nights (4 Classes) July 8th - July 29th Wednesday Nights (4 Classes) August 5th - August 26th Wednesday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 5:30 P.M - 6:15 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 3-5 year olds REGISTRATION PERIOD: Now - June 2nd For June Classes Now - July 7th For July Classes June 1st - August 4th For August Classes FEE: $40 per session DESCRIPTION: Toddler will learn the basics of Dance all while having fun and making new friends in the process. All Classes will have a Recital. Recitals are to be determined.

SPANISH 4 ADULTS WHEN: June 1st – July 20th (Every Wednesday Night – 8 Classes) September 2nd – October 21st (Every Wednesday Night - 8 Classes) TIME: 6:15 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. AGES: 16+ FEE: $70 per Session WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room REGISTRATION: Now – June 1st for June Class July 1st – September 1st for September Class Learn Spanish for beginners. Adult classes will teach the basics of understanding and being able to use basic Spanish in the real world.

SPANISH 4 KIDS WHEN: TIME: AGES: FEE:

June 1st – July 20th (Every Wednesday Night – 8 Classes) September 2nd – October 21st (Every Wednesday Night - 8 Classes) 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. 6-15 $70 per Session

WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room REGISTRATION: Now – June 1st for June Class July 1st – September 1st for September Class DESCRIPTION: Spanish for beginners. Children will learn basic Spanish speaking skills.

CONTINUATION SPANISH 4 ADULTS WHEN: June 2nd – July 21st (8 Classes) September 3rd – October 22nd (8 Classes) TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. AGES: 16+ FEE: $70 per Session WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room REGISTRATION: Now through June 2 for Session 1 May 1– September 2nd for Session 2 DESCRIPTION: For anyone who has completed Spanish 4 Adults at the Station or is interested in refreshing their Spanish. This class is not for beginners but is for those who are past the beginner step but are not quite at the intermediate level. This class will continue to teach the basics of understanding and being able to use basic Spanish in the real world. This class will also use more conversation and further enhance your Spanish vocabulary.

ADULT MORNING PAINTING & DRAWING WHEN: August 11th - September 15th Tuesday Mornings (6 Classes) No Class on September 7th-Labor Day TIME: 10:00 A.M - 12:00 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 15+ REGISTRATION PERIOD: May 1st-August 10th For August Classes FEE: $70 per session DESCRIPTION: Use several drawing media and various techniques in this class. All supplies included. Class taught by a certified art instructor.

CARTOON ART 4 ADULTS WHEN: August 3rd - August 24th Monday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 6:45 P.M. - 8:15 P.M. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 15+ REGISTRATION PERIOD: May 1st - August 2nd FEE: $50 per session DESCRIPTION: Ever thought it would be fun to draw your favorite cartoon characters? Now you have the chance to make the coolest batman or your favorite comic book character.

YOUTH BEADS & STRINGS WHEN: September 1st - 22nd Tuesday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 4 - 8 yrs. old REGISTRATION PERIOD: September 1st - September 22nd FEE: $30 per session DESCRIPTION: In this class you will create, make, mold and build different art using beads and string.

INS & OUTS OF DRAWING WHEN: June 2nd – June 23rd TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 4 - 8 yrs. old REGISTRATION PERIOD: Now through June 2nd FEE: $45 per session DESCRIPTION: To draw is to create the illusion of a 3D object on a 2D surface and anyone can learn to do it! Over this four-week course, students will learn to train their eyes and draw different objects and shapes from life. This course is perfect for anyone who hopes to practice the fundamentals of drawing. We will cover sighting, massing, value, contour drawing, and more!

JAPANESE ART OF CALIGRAPHY WHEN: July 7th – July 28th September 1st - 22nd Tuesday Nights (4 Classes) TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room AGES: 4 - 8 yrs. old REGISTRATION PERIOD: Now through July 7th for Session 1 Now through September 22nd for Session 2 FEE: $45 per session DESCRIPTION: Welcome to the word of sumi or ink. In this class, students will practice how to use Japanese calligraphy brushes, ink, and paper to create traditional Kanji letters. Students will master different strokes, practice fun characters, and take home their own calligraphy.

YOUTH ARTS AND CRAFTS WHEN: August 3rd – August 24th Monday (4 Classes) TIME: 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. AGES: 4-8 FEE: $30 per Session WHERE: The Station Recreation Center Activity Room REGISTRATION: May 1st – August 2nd for August Classes A class where kids get to use their imagination in a variety of different ways, making a variety of projects they get to take home.

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MHS GIRLS HOOPS

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Brooklyn Chapman Autumn Cottrell Karsen Crawford Jake English Grant Ewy

Daniel Hishaw Alexander Hyles Karsen Madole Dylon Mallett Garrett Meek Trey Wiggins

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MHS TRACK

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Kylee Munso n Laryssa Perry Samantha Rodriguez Ort iz Alison Rojo Hernandez Peyton Stimso n Mya Szyman ski Diana Thoma s Haley Tilliso n Hannah Tilli son

Breanna Marriott Nikkita Addy Avril Martin Anum, Kenneth N Norris Ciarra Charles Bruner Jamis Releford Anthony Bryant Kennedy Sherer Jacob Cordova Carlos Soto Sydney Drews Raegan Thaxton Jayce Gardner Joseph White Jalen Gordon Shelby Winfield Knight, Brandon Maria Wright Chance Marlett

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MHS TENNIS

Taytum Colvin Joseph Gibbons Alexis Senter

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Abby Houston

Angela Ocloo Lee

Benjamin Asomani

Cecil Barlow

Dakota Steward

Daniela Orozco

Gabrielle Lara

Jaedyn Scott

Jimmy Nguyen

Junito Ponce

Kristen Alexander

Morlon Taplin

Mya Audette

Makenzie Martinez

Kristen Whitehouse

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Talon Eldred

Vincent Baker

Taylor McKittrick

Bob Nguyen

Hanna Crawford

Madison McCain

Avery Simon

Jamie Cusack

Isaiah Blumer

Max Jolley

Elizabeth Willison

Julia Branum

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