Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Global Style ll 7 SuccevJul t j WVvo Hove JUST HANGIN' AROUND, Scott Anderson and Jim Schwartz enjoy themselves, even when they're just sitting around the school with noth- ing special to do. Thinking back on some of the things Mollie and I have shared, one of the funniest things that comes to mind was one night during the summer. Mollie and I had headed for Lake Thunderbird and we were going toward a certain dock. Mollie told me I needed to turn off onto so so road. I told her that I was on the right road, but she insisted I turn, so I did. Well, we got lost! Lost for about an hour! Taking several back roads, we finally got back on track and we ended up at our dock talking. We ended up jumping in the water with our clothes on. and having a long. wet. ride back to town.” . . -Cary Lamb ‘‘One night my friends Karen Strate. Theresa Todd. Shannon Lynch. Jim Schwartz and I decided to go out bis- cuiting. We'd done it before but noth- ing like this ever happened. Well, we were all throwing biscuits at any cars driving by. just laughin’ and messin’ around. All of a sudden one of 'em turns around and starts following us. Of course we don’t stop and say ''Hello.”! We keep driving and get to Jeannie Landsaw's drive. We park and turn off our lights. We were sure he'd drive on. He didn’t! So Jim being the only guy. gets out of the car and walks over to talk to the driver. We're all stunned at what's go- ing on. We find out the guy wants to talk to the driver. That's me. So what do I do! I jump in the back seat. We never told him who the driver was. So he just gave the whole car a little speech and left. It was not a good night for biscuit- ing!” -Amy Lafferandre One Friday night, after Audra Ko- zak. Kristan Gray. Jeannie Keeling and I had been driving around all night and had gone to Sonic at least ten times, we decided to eat at Taco Mayo. It was around eleven thirty and of course we all had a curfew of twelve. We were gonna just make a hit-and-run stop before going home. Anyway, before we ordered we went into the bathroom. Well, when we tried to leave the bathroom the door wouldn't open! The door was locked! We all about died! Then Jeannie says “Oh my Gosh!” I lost my finger nail!”. Then she started jumping up and down and it came out the bottom of her jeans! We all started cracking up and beating on the door. Finally Artie”, the man- ager came and unlocked the door for us. The funniest thing was trying to explain to our parents the reason we were late was because we were locked in the Taco Mayo bathroom looking for Jeannie’s fingernail.” -Carrie Neill WORKING ON HOMEWORK together Mollie Bates and Cary Lamb, share most of their time together just kidding around, making school days fun and weekends with little free time. CATALOG

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V o? FAMOUS ALIASES Nicknames! Whether you wanted one or not. once you were renamed, it stuck for life. “I got mine when we were in the ninth grade and I've had it ever since. I really don't mind it; it’s just kind of bad since it's vulgar. -Kerry Tramel. But. Tramel wasn't the only one one to suffer from the funny and weird nicknames. Phil Hayes-Phase Mike Lovecchio-Pasta Teresa Goodman-Reeses Jim Schwartz-The Wizard Alex Stallings-Big Todd Howery-Smiley Shannon Hobby-Hobbies George Griffis-‘‘G Robert Wilson-Bob CATALOG

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