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

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Sherry Woods, senior band attendant, has been a member of the band for four years. Besides playing the saxophone, she was a twirler for two years. Sherry served as band reporter and was also in the Spanish Club. Her interests are tennis and swimming. Meredith Casement was chosen junior band attendant after being sophomore attendant last year. A band member for six years, she plays the flute. Meredith has been F.F.A. Sweetheart and attendant. She enjoys play- ing tennis. The sophomore band attendant was Dona Harris. Dona has been a member of the band for six years. She plays the flute and was freshman attendant last year. A few of Dona's interests include: swimming, tennis, water skiing, and playing the flute and piano. Sheri Elkins was the freshman band attendant this year. This was her first year as a twirler for the Pride of Owasso . Her hobbies include: camping, singing in the church choir, and teaching twirling. Sheri has been in the band since fifth Features 27

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BAND QUEEN Waynett Menefee, Band Queen, was elected through secret ballot by all band members. During half-time ceremonies, the band assembled in concert formation while her attendants were driven around the field in antique roadsters. The queen was driven to her corona- tion site in an original 1932 Duesenburg. She was es- corted and crowned by Mike Pride, the Band President. She walked off the field to the strains of the school song. The evening was topped off by a 34-3 victory over the Sapulpa Chieftains. Waynett Menefee, the Band Queen for 1976-77, was a band member for eight years. She was drum majorette for three years, and served as Band Secretary her senior year. A member of the National Honor Society, she was selected as October Girl of the Month and was a member of the girl's basketball team. Waynett was also band at- tendant her sophomore and junior years. She rep- resented Owasso at the 1976 Girl's State. 26 Features

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BASKETBALL QUEEN Basketball Queen, LaDonna Harper, was crowned dur- ing half-time ceremonies in the game against Tulsa Bishop Kelley. She was crowned thirty minutes after she had helped earlier in the girls' game. LaDonna was voted queen by members of the basket- ball team, but her selection was kept secret until the ceremony. LaDonna was chosen Most Athletic by her senior classmates. She has been a starting forward on the girls' basketball team for four years. She also played on the newly formed girls' softball team. LaDonna was also chosen as junior basketball attendant and junior high basketball queen. 28 Features