Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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£9 ener y wis po ES tg, fey Hove Gia sisysin Beauty reigns with the queen and members of her court. They are Waiva Mickey, Sandra Underwood, Annette Boggs, Janet Frye, and Janie Smith. Crisp fall air and girls in wool skirts, football, the crowd’s wild excitement or tense anticipation, bright colors, people and good times worth re- membering—this is Homecoming time. Rewarding was the well- fought victory. Inspiring was the Western Carolina band. Lovely were the queen and her court. Tough were our boys. Fun. Home- coming time Sandra Underwood, Senior Attendant.

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Exciting events complete the Homecoming Day with bands, and floats, and lovely atten- dants. From twenty representatives, five girls were chosen, the queen and her attendants, four. In the lower left picture is the Junior Attendant, Annette Boggs; in the upper right is Janie Smith, Sophomore Attendant; and Janet Frye, Freshmen Atten- dant in the lower right. Bringing together the old and the new is Homecoming, a gay, sentimental time. For the new, it’s exciting. For the old, it is a time when acquaintances meet and memories are recalled. On page 11, top picture is our marching band. Middle left picture is a 10 winner, Junior Float. Below the class winner is the club winner, the Student Council float. To the right lovely Jean Boylen rides in the parade.