Trenton High School - Tawana Yearbook (Trenton, MO)

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T-CLUB T'S BOOST SPIRIT T-Club was an organization of approximately 40 members this year. To boost Homecoming spirit, they hosted a chlli supper. In the Spring, and initiation was held for new members. In order to become a T-Club member, students must have lettered in a particular sport. Officers for the year included Steve Morris, presi- dent: Tim Wilson, vice-president: Monty Lynch, sec- retary-treasurerf Bud Meek and Mike George, sergeant of arms. Dan Kratzer served as the club's sponsor. The group's activities included a picnic and a World's of Fun day. 1. T-Club members Brian Adams, Steve Muff and Steve Morrls help initiates through part of their initi- ation ceremonies. 2. Steve Marlay and Brian Adams guide initiates past the first phase of their initiation. 3. Row 1, left to right: Jeff Anderson, Mike Glidewell, Tom Stickler, Glen Kirby, Steve Hudson, Monty Lynch, Tim Wilson, Steve Morris, Stan Perry, Russ Wade, Kevin McKeehan. Row 2: Don Kratzer, sponsor, Bud Meek, Mark Lynch, Danny Tolle, Boyd Harrison, Scott Spillman, Marti Gooch, Steve Muff, David Ellis, Mike George, Keith Vandevender, Mike Kidd, Mark Morris, alumni, Phil Spellman. Row 3: Eric Anderson, Danny Berry, Jeff Scott, Andy Hill, Robert Brinser, David McCollum, Brian Adams, Murrayi Dennis, Perry Newton, Bob Moore, Brad Walker, Steve Marlay, Tom Bowe

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SCIENCE CLUB IMPRCVING TO CRRO , TODAY Today's technical knowledge may soon be considered simple, maybe even seem childlike in years to come. Homer Guy and Larry Dannar combined talents to sponsor Science Club this year. Picnics, a field trip and regular meetings were where members found all the action to be this year. The an- nual Science Fair also was a main event during the year for club members. 1. Row 1, left to right: John Knosby, Jeff Stevenson, Pat Kost, Kathy McCully. Row 2: Jeff Scott, Steve Muff, Rhonda Troxel, Dan Dunkin, Mark Lynch, Homer Guy, sponsor. Row 3: Tyann Lisle, Robin Grif- fith, Brenda Robertson, Renee Griffith, Mary Pat Whisler, Becky Sager, John Victoria, Larry Danar, sponsor. Row 4: Debbie Morley, Tina Carder, Karen Wallace, Mary Hughes, Theresa Lent, Sally Jones, Martha Jones, Scott Rentfrow, Glen Kirby. Row 5: Connie Carpenter, Steve Hudson, Monty Lynch. 2. Becky Sager listens to Marty Prewitt's heartbeat at the annual Science Fair. 3. Students work hard on all kinds of projects and ex- periments in hopes of winning ribbons at the Science Fair. ,r'?'- -,Z -...- ......-....-......-.....-.....----..----.....a: .. -..----......---- V3

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VARIETY sHow TALENT, TALE T, TALENT It was clearly entertainment when the Student Council sponsored a talent show at Christmas time featuring instrumental and vocal attractions. In addition, THS spon- sored a Spring Variety show and opened it up to the public. And as a highlight of the year, Physical Education instructor, Teri Steller, produced a gymnastics show fea- turing disco, jazz, and floor routines. F1111111111111' 5 Disco