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

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FEBRUARY February meant more than Cupid, Valentines and sweethearts. The Junior Class sponsored a basketball game be- tween the KAKC Disc Jockies and the Girls' Varsity Team. The Sophomore Class sold Goo Goos. V1CA students held their annual banquet and celebrated National VICA week. The Speech Department sponsored the All-School Follies. February also saw the crowning of FFA Sweetheart, Meredith Casement; FHA Queen, Julie Hummel; and Wrestling Queen, Janet Stepp. On the sports side, the Girls' Basketball Team won their regionals and the Boys' Team placed second in theirs. Three members of the Wrestling Team went to the state tournament. Above left: Stephen Reilly. Mark Hodnett, and )oy Manner dramatize the slaying of the dragon in The Hobbit. Above right: Nancy Helm out-jumps a KAKC Disc Jockey. Below left: Van Nystel, Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Breckenridge. and Ernie Caruthers participate in the VICA Banquet. Below right: Brian Brazeal escorts Janet Stepp, Wrestling Queen, after her coronation. Features 23

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JANUARY The new year of 1977 began with the first cold spell of the winter season. The first snow and ice of the year brought about an unexpected two days vacation from school. To dampen spirits, the semester tests were taken and grade cards dispersed. Several band students auditioned for and performed with the Green Country Honor Band. Monica Squires and Tim Brown performed with the All-State Band and Chorus. LaDonna Harper was chosen for Basketball Queen as the team beat Tulsa Kelly. On a national scale, Jimmy Carter was inaugurated. Above left: Donita Boom receives an unexpected gift. Above right: LaDonna Harper is crowned Basketball Queen. Below left: Last minute cramming for semester tests can be boring. Below right. During snow vacation, tank battle at the skating rink was something to do. 22 Features

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HOMECOMING QUEEN On October 5, the football team chose five girls for homecoming attendants. One of the three senior girls would be crowned queen. The girls were presented to the student body at a special assembly on Friday. Fol- lowing the assembly, the attendants rode in' the Home- coming Parade down Main Street. After a suspenseful week, Cindy Fredericks was crowned Homecoming Queen by Bret Ellard at the pre-game ceremonies. The queen and her court watched from a special platform as the Owasso Rams conquered the Union Redskins. Cindy Fredericks, the 1976-77 Homecoming Queen, was vice-president of the Pep Club, and was captain of the Pompon Squad. She was secretary of the Senior Class, and also secretary of the Prayer-Share Group. Cindy was accompanist for the Girl's Ensemble and the Concert Choir, and was also the Choir reporter. Chosen for membership in Who's Who Among American High School Students, Cindy worked on the Rampage and Trail's End staffs. A member of the Woodlake Assembly of God Church, Cindy was active in the youth group. 24 Features