Owasso High School - Trails End Yearbook (Owasso, OK)

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Crowd follows trends It was a year for Xerox copies. We worried not so much about standing out, but rather about blending in. We were afflicted with a massive outbreak of me- too-itis as we all came to school in our Earth Shoes, plaid socks, and overalls. Some of us sacrificed our jeans on certain days and reflected nation-wide trends by wearing long dresses we would have scorned two years earlier. We were not totally dependent upon the outside world to set our styles. Some of us spent fifteen dol- lars to style our hair. Others, upon a dare, shaved their heads at no expense and reinstated The Burr to show team spirit. Outside of school, we amused ourselves by cruising Main, play- ing tennis, working on our cars, bicycling, hiking, watching such intellectual television shows as The Bionic Woman and listening to the symphonic sounds of Disco Duck.

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111 HSU [ 111 1 ' RAMS FB [IIUNI ON OCT 15 I HERE 800 PH ! Homecoming sparks activity Homecoming provided a lift to our spirits after the previous week’s defeat by Stillwater. Ram spirit enlivened festivities as sophomores, juniors, seniors, and the band participated in a float- making contest. Eggs flew furi- ously at opposing construction sites. At the end of the week, our eyelids drooped but our spirit soared. When the three candidates for homecoming queen were an- nounced, we all had our own speculations as to the winner. Cindy Fredericks was crowned Homecoming Queen at a pre-game ceremony. The choir and band combined their skills to help cele- brate the occasion. The senior float was awarded first prize for origi- nality and technical skill. A 25-6 victory over the Union Redskins rewarded our efforts.