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

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yrggva '1L1m's f . ' 'K 1' Pride was the greatest emotion at OHS. Owasso students had many reasons to be proud of their school. One of them was when the Pride of Owasso Band was selected to perform in the Rose Parade. All of the Owasso athletes did their absolute best in every sporting event. Win or lose, Ram fans always cheered for their teams. The canned food drive was a very exciting time. ln the beginning of the last week of the drive, Owasso students were faced with the embar- rassment of having collected only a little over half of their goal of 12,000 cans. However, in the end the Rams, led by the seniors, triumphed with a total collection of over 13,000 cans. Students of Owasso High School were faced with the need for intense concentration. Whether in their studies or in outside activities, they always stood up to the challenge. Cheer- leaders concentrated on learning cheers that would raise Ram fans' spirits and keep them rowdy. Owasso coaches and athletes kept their minds on running the plays and making the moves that would lead to a victory for the Rams. Graduation was, as usual, an emotion packed event. The excitement could be felt for weeks ahead of time. The senior year held in store many things. One of these being the disease , senioritis. Almost every senior was stricken with this dreadful disease, and the only known cure was studying. After overcoming senioritis, seniors were rewarded at graduation by receiving their diplomas. Congratulations, Class of 1985! 13

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i W emk XV is --.5 K: ,XV I. K Wu. X We 've built perfect friendships, that last throughout the years. 14 Q.