Trinity Christian Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Student Council First row: Ginger Ballard. Alen Hinckley. Brent Hetherington. Richard Davis (president) Second Row: Amy Thor. Kristina Castro. Kristin Cecil. Tiffanie Phillips. Kelly Parks. Christie Fields. Laura Kdwards. Amanda Mowrey Third Row: Kris Maples. Melissa Twomey Fourth row: Paul Howard. Trevor Majors. Williams. Jeff Townsend. Marty Angell. Darren Croshie. Malinda Dickey The Student Council is a group of students whose goals are to be a support system to all T.C.A. clubs and activities, to foster the development of leadership, to promote school and communi- ty pride, and to carry on the Trinity School spirit. Sponsor Bob King and the Student Council meet each week during open period to plan activities and promote school participation. A few of the student council’s many projects included the newcomers party. Homecoming festivities, bowling, racquetball. flamingo football, and the scavenger hunt. The Student Council is headed up by Richard Davis (president). He is aided by the other of- ficers: Ginger Ballard. Alen Hinckley, and Brent Hetherington. Ginger concentrates on important mattersat hand. Treasurer. Alen Hinckley: Vice-President. Ginger Ballard: Presi- dent. Richard Davis: Secretary. Brent Hetherington Spare me. Richard! 185

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Annual Staff First row: Christie Miss Cox. ! have a question. Come here Fields. Jeni Do you have any errand I can run McCabe. Brent I ley. group” Hetherington. Ann “I called her first” Abady. Audrey Oh Sato. Laura I’m going to scream” Edwards (Editor). Second row: Miss Yvonne I do not lose things” Cox (Sponsor). Brian Leave us alone today Paul. Alen “Tell me what needs to he printed Hinckley. Third row: Kris It wasn’t me Maples. Mary Can I help somebody” Zoys. Gary “Oh. do we have school tomorrow” Gibson. Andrea I’m going to smile anyway Lyall. (Not pictured: Danielle “Know what I mean, jellybean Smith). This year’s yearbook staff was a fun yet hard-working group. Each person used his or her time and talents for the benefit of the group in order to make our deadlines and to create a book that we felt represented the student body and the year’s ac- tivities. Our editor. Laura Edwards, did a superb job of helping the other students and helping me coordinate the book. Although the production of a yearbook is serious business, we shared many hilarious and light-hearted moments thinking of captions and enjoying each other’s humor. Each of the students on the staff is very special to me. and I consider it a privilege to have worked with them to produce such a fine yearbook. Miss Yvonne Cox The “closet crew This one has too many calories.

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Girls’ Service League First row: Mincii YVretlind, Lisa Fisher, Kathy Johnson. Mary Beth Boyer, Cathleen Colley, Malinda Dickey, Cindy Trimble, Johnson. Elizabeth Fath, Holly Carlson. Jenifer McCabe, Sponsor Donna Caldon. Second row: Beth Mikkelsen. Lisa Kokcl. Melanie Holly Howard. Stephanie Phillips. Third row: Tricia Turner, Angie Dixon. Martha Moock, Kristi VVaples, Jackie Schimmer. Amy Chafin Joanna Deffinbaugh. Jarol Hinson, Tricia Nolley. Allyson Avinger, Kristy Ezinga, Julie Graeve Is 212 10 normal? Be nice to me — I gave blood. The Girls’ Service League was established at Trinity two years ago and is dedicated to serving both the school and the community. This was a year of transition for the club, as they had new officers and a new sponsor. Under Mrs. Caldon’s leadership, the girls collected eyeglasses for those in need from underprivileged countries. The girls have baked many cookies to raise money for the Teen Missions participants. The League also hosted the Talent Show and held a blood drive for Wadley Blood Bank. The Girls’ Service League has had a profitable year and looks forward to many years of service in the future. Brent prepares to die (so he thinks). Erica and Nancy sign up to give blood. 186