Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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AFTER CAPTURING THE MOORE LION and cutting oil its head. Latin Club members prepare for their feast. This float won first place. TURNING AWAY FROM THE FIRE. v n Tiller catches a glimpse of Rob Grim. SITTING UNDISTURBED FROM THEIR VANTAGE POINT .net Givi. Amy Johnson, and Phillip Wickham watch the traditional bon- WHILE SHARING THE FUN OF THIS YEAR. . mmy Ladd and Elizabeth Richardson ac- cept their titles of King and Queen. STUDE i@ LIFE

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WICE AS NICE STUD The forecast predicted rain, what a scare! Please, not a repeat performance of what hap- pened last year when the 17 of rain washed away all the festivities. But what a relief! Mother nature was on our side this year. She held back the rain until the week was over, making home- coming twice as nice. The royalty also proved twice as nice for the second time winners Jimmy Ladd and Elizabeth Richardson. Homecoming week provided a break in the monotonous life of the everyday student. This week the students decided to go on a Lion Hunt. Dressing up on different days increased the want to to endanger the Lions. Students outsmarted the Lions in their college sweat- shirts; the hawaiian look inspired the Tigers to lei out the Lions. On Thursday, suited up in camoflouge and Moorebuster t-shirts, the stu- dents prepared for the hunt, which ended suc- cessfully 17-10. PRACTICING FOR THE BIG GAME Brown, Rob Jeffrey and Terine Archiebine con- centrate on keeping in time and in unison. HELP SEND THE CHOIR TO NASHVILLE!!! Cathy McNichots contributes to the? mess that is being made of the junker.

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HOMECOMING PRINCE TRENT BLACKLEY admirt-s Princess Britan Newhouse as he escorts her off the football field. Britan, being a cheerleader, made a quick change during the second quarter. HE HUNT CONTINUES . . . The traditionally sparse turnout for the pa- rade multiplied at the beginning of the pep rally where Tiger fans gathered at the bon fire. The Band and Football Team members competed in challenging relays. At the conclusion of the pep rally the Choir held a car bash for a fund raiser. The Thursday night bon fire led into the Fri- day morning pep rally where Greg Collins and Mike Knapp dressed up like bums from Moore. With the Tigers in high spirits and ready for the kill it didn't look like anything could stop them. But the halftime score, with Moore in the lead, didn't reflect our eagerness. The football players that were nominated for the royalty were getting fired up in the locker room, while the candidates for Princess and Queen were escorting themselves onto the field, due to confusion in the pressbox. I hurried out of the locker room to escort Paige out onto the field. When I couldn't find her I freaked out! said Paul Behrman. Despite the confusion. Prince Trent Blackley succeeded in crowning Princess Briian Newhouse. The week ended with a victory dance featur- ing Solid State. With band members Bobby Rueda and David Clark being students, even the dance was twice as nice.