Trenton High School - Tigers Paw Yearbook (Trenton, TX)

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Senior Jerry Keeton puts his bock into it os he sweeps the floor at Skinner's He pumps the gas. sweeps the floor, and checks ev- eryone out. always with a big grin. David Overstreet. Sophomore, trades his everyday attire m for a more unique look H© normally wears jeans and a shirt, but he certainly looks different in his new clothes IJOtllDs Eighth graders Kristi Moore and Jennifer Trusty give their tired feet a rest after walking around TJC campus They visited the campus during the FHA regional meeting Getting the old high school ready for the haunted house wasn't all work for the Ju- niors as Brent Dancer shows here With his new found hat and his broken off broom handle, he looks ready to rock 12 ACADEMICS

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Sophomore Lorry Anderson stays in fash- ion while taking a Biology test in Mrs Ken- ealy's Science Room. Question Is copying really hard? Answer When no one is sitting near Here we caught Kindergortner Bobby Sears copying someone or just waiting for someone to copy him? His mother must know exactly what the look on that face means by the All-Boy shirt Third grader Desiray Holt tries hard to copy down the next important assignment that teacher Mrs. Holmes is handing out. Those who don't pay attention will have to copy from Desiray. Like father, like son. Third Grader Kevin Moore and his dad Kenneth Moore share their taste for sweets in the elementary cafeteria at open house in March. COPY CATS 11

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From One Job To Another RADING PLACES Remember that song by Lover Boy that was called “Workin' For The Weekend ? It implied that everyone worked really hard dur- ing the week so they could have fun on the weekends. Most peo- ple live by this belief almost reli- giously. But for some, the thought of the weekend is almost as terri- fying as the week itself. These poor souls have to trade in their pens and pencils for brooms and mops, because they are the people who have jobs outside of school. Not only on the weekends do these people work. Some people leave at noon, after their re- quired classes and go to their jobs. This is one of the good things about having a job - you get to miss school. Even when school is involved there are a lot of times people get out of class but still have to work. Before the Halloween carni- val the Juniors put long, hard hours cleaning and remodeling the old high school. Even though it's still another job to do, everyone in school is al- ways willing to trade places with anyone, just to get out of school. Seniors L'Cena Weems and Sylvia Taylor learn the tricks of the trade in their Typing II class They work on jobs that are simu- lations of business transactions in the real world Mrs Kenealy's Physical Science class shows an experiment at the front of the classroom With their safety equipment on, they're ready for almost any kind of on explosion TRADING PLACES 13