Trinity Christian Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Addison, TX)

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Junior High Athletic Banquet The seventh and eighth grade athletes were honored Tuesday, May 6, at the Jr. High Athletic Banquet. Each athlete was award- ed a certificate of participation listing each sport in which he or she was involved. The coaches of individual sports gave a brief synopsis of the season and recognized the students on their teams. Guest speakers were seniors Jackie Schimmer and Stan Potocki. They admonished the young athletes to do all for the glory of God. which is the center of Trinity's sports philosophy. Three of the 8th graders. Miles Freeman. Kenny Frisbie, and Charles Thompson, presented a special gift to Coach Harmon to commend his “I’m Third” attitude. The evening was enjoyable indeed. Michael Castro receives his football certificate.

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Athletic Banquet Scholar Athletes Autumn Getz and Wendell Harry. Trojan Heart award winners Jackie Schimmer and Wendell Harry. 1986 Athletic Awards Volleyball: Cross Country: Football: Wrestling: Basketball: Softball: Baseball: Tennis: Golf: Track: Scholar Athlete Award: Trojan Heart Award: Allyson Avinger, MVP Kim Goodrich. Girls’ MVP Eddie Cambell. Boys' MVP Kirk Thor. MVP Bob Oliver. Outstanding Lineman Kirk Thor. Outstanding Back Wendell Harry. MVP Jackie Schimmer. Girls’ MVP Beth Mikkelsen. Girls’ MVP Tom Slocum. Boys' MVP Beth Mikkelsen. MVP Wes Tar box. MVP Missy Quest, Girls' MVP Eddie Cambell. Boys’ MVP Jeff Townsend, MVP Kelly Morrone. Girls' Field MVP Jackie Schimmer. Girls’ Runner MVP Brent Carreker. Boys’ Field MVP Richard Ellis. Boys’ Runner MVP Wendell Harry. Autumn Getz Wendell Harry. Jackie Schimmer ftob Oliver and Kirk Thor receive the football awards from Coach larmon. Track MVPs Richard Ellis and Brent Carreker. 217

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Sophomore Retreat Give it to Galey; she likes it. Protection against the Gestapo So. who murdered Sir Walersdown? Spring Fever. . Oh. sure! As the Sophomores departed from Trinity, only a few realized that they were venturing into ... The Twilight Cove.” Upon arrival, each student received a super sleuth T-Shirt. A competition took place between the cabins to solve the mystery of Sir Watersdown’s death. Clues were given after each meal to aid in the solution of the mystery. On the last day. each cabin was required to turn in the name of their suspect, his motive, and his method. The winning cabin received a giant super sleuth” candy bar. The Sophomores also enjoyed swimming. Gestapo, and good times shared with friends. 219