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

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OPENING The Beginning ? The be- ginning of what? Beginnings could be for term papers, friendships, or a skiing trip, but this beginning was spe- cial. It was the beginning of school.Some people might not think that was very spe- cial, but they could prob- ably imagine many reasons why it was fun. Getting out of bed at 6:00 A.M. and do- ing homework was not the greatest things that some- one could think of doing. Being with friends and catching up on the latest gossip were more exciting things that happened at school.Many students re- membered the highlights of their first days at school. Senior Derek Riley com- mented, I remember my very first day at school, I was scared to let my Mom leave ... When I first drove up, I got scared be- cause I thought we were going to have to go to school in the old building, said Junior Jeff Faunce. Some students were ready to begin school again. Ju- nior Kirk Smith stated, By the end of summer, I was ready for school to begin ... I wanted to see how many new girls would show up. I was excited to come back to school this year because of my friends and it is my last year. I had Senioritis before the year started, exclaims Senior L'Cena Weems. Most any student who was asked about this year believed that The Beginning got off to a great start. “Why not begin the year with a look at the past? says Sophomore Larry Ander- son and Senior Jerry Keeton as they remi- nisce about the last year. The annual helps them to capture some of their memories. 2 OPENING

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS TIGER'S PAW TRENTON ISD BOX 5 TRENTON, TX 75490 ENROLLMENT 313 Senior Sylvia Taylor, last year's Homecom- ing Queen, presents the crown to Junior Melanie Davis who was chosen the 1988 Queen. Melanie's escort is Junior Chris Massey. The poster in the background simply states: Trenton Tigers are so FINE. TRENTON TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 2 Academics 4 Organizations 20 Student Life 32 Individuals 60 Sports 84 Ads 104 Index 132 Closing 134

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The first assembly brings many eager and amazed students such as Seniors Jeffrey Brummett and Brad Connelly. Everyone comes back from the blistering summer months to begin the routine of school once again Freshman Randy Pollen looks with uncer- tainty and asks. Where do I go next?” Finding the right place at the right time is often a hard task to accomplish in the beginning Senior Rodney Alexander starts the year off with a bang — and a good laugh. It is often easy to find him with a smile on his face, especially in Mrs. Kenealy's Chemis- try class. Once again, the hall clutters with students carrying new books and searching for new lockers. The Beginning” always brings excitement — olong with just a little bit of confusion. BEGINNING 3