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

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FEATURES

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The deletion of drafting and Spanish 111 from the curriculum disappointed students, but the ad- dition of new courses such as basic survival, creative writing, and aeronautics sparked the interest of others. Twenty clubs and eight sports provided a variety of activities for us to become involved in. The abolishment of the Student Coun- cil caused little alarm as few of us noticed it was missing. Belonging to a student body of 736 students, we shuffled through the halls, running a gamut of emo- tions, mirrowing the charac- teristics of our personalities. Through all the hustle and bustle, homework and parties, ball games and meetings, we were both actors and observers. The year was a pos- itive one with a feeling of motion and power. Students — teachers — we all meshed together with a feel- ing of being ... on the right track.

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THE DEPOT . . . A Junction Point For Special People Involved in a Fusion of Excitement and Activity