Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1972 volume:

unity Senior. High School Luinity, Noth Carctina Published by the TRINHIAN Staff Co-Editors: Nancy Edmonds Synthia Spencer Business Managers: Jimmy Shore Dale Warren Advisor: Roy B. Allen Jo Everything Shee $s A F$eason nd A Sime to cucry purpose Under the heaven: A time to be born, a time to die; a time to plant, A time to reap; a time to kill, a time to heal; A time to laugh, a time to weep. A time to build-up, a time to tear down; atime to dance, A time to mourn; a time to cast away stones, A time to gather stones together. A time to speak, a time of silence, a time of love, A time of hate; a time you may embrace, A time to refrain from embracing. A time to gain, a time to lose; a time to rend, A time to sew; a time of love, a time of hate, A time of peace, it’s not too late. — Pete Seeger ar ria Prati 3 “ais z i eS : ae iat A oo ee : re % Bice Sok Ow = 2 kad a nite s OL Raa SN 4 a SR Cg cece T ie hee sais zo % He 2 } a i t NHC VERSE: OS SRE NEE Rs Stile of Victory . CORA PRRD ERAS DAR reat pin aiia as Succes. “dank ees ae pace lee wees, e of Jime AM Sime of Silence BA Fime lo Be On Fime AM’ Yime of Achiewement At Lime co fe Lr (ving Cd s of SPratse ODE TO JUANITA PEACE [think that I shall never see A teacher as-dedicated as Mrs. P. Someone who loves and understands And helps the school anyway she can. Trinity and High Point College she graduated from, Then practiced teaching in the County of Davidson. She’s been at Trinity since 1940, English is her bag, its’ very “wordy,” For fifteen years she sponsored the annual And the senior play till it became manual. She inspires us greatly in Washington; She would stay out late and be up at dawn! For all she’s done and seen us through; Mrs. Peace, we dedicate this annual to you! ; | , a Se Pel lh EE eg 14 1 ee . =| re A Oe ie TL Yime fer Leaming Leaming ts a Yifelime caprerwence. AM Trinity education ts a full. lime occupation. Mr. J.R. Coggins Principal of Trinity Senior High School — ‘ : 18 Mrs. Hilda Brady Secretary Office Workers Wanda Hunt, Mrs. Hilda Brady, Dianne Bunn, Johnnie Harvell, Kay Hall, Jerri Mill- er, Susan Canter, Debbie Chester, Tommy Coltrane, Nancy Edmonds, Cynthia Tillotson. Department of Music Mr. Joseph P. Gamble ANE ML, 10 Glee Club Girls Chorus Music Appreciation er ELUTE Mr. Jack Jarrett Director of Band 20 Mrs. Eleanor Mills Guidance Counselor ty 'Vid Miwiey tee aaeencnce a ree ba EN ¥ = wide Mrs. Marian Tillman Librarian Mr. A.D. Hiatt Dramatics Humanities 21 Department Ok English 5 6% 99 - 99 9 = @9 —4 G0 $0 -8E OO EG ESE Mrs. Juanita Peace English IV Mrs. Ramona Michael Mrs. Lula Bowman English II, IV English II Mrs. Judy Sullivan English III Art I Consumer Math Mrs. Shirley Johnson English II, III Journalism 23 Mrs. Kathryn Underhill English HI Reading Improvement Department of Business iMbRS. (Cero! (Grlesevai Shorthand I, II Typing I Mr. Lynn Small Bookkeeping Consumer Math Basic Business BUILD FOR SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYMENT | THOUGHTFULNESS | RESPONSIBILITY pear TACTFULNESS Gi DEPENOAL , si Mrs. Karen Smith Business Communication Basic Business Business Machines Typing I Mrs. Becky Watkins Mr. Roy B. Allen Record Keeping Typing II Business and Office Education Business Law ety epartment of Distributive ducation Marketing I . Cooperative Distributive Education II Fashion Merchandising I 1CS me = ofl S ‘eD) S on) oie qo cake ed is) = Bg 28 4 poannpnee peut! Se aa ee ee § ps or - inda Kennerly Ih Mrs 1CS Boys Home Econom Foods and Clothing Home Economics | Mrs. Rose Rinehardt ics II Econom Boys Home Econom Home 1cS 26 Department of Social Studies Mr. John Doby Mr. John Kearns Sociology and Economics Problems in Democracy Consumer Math Government Government U.S. History U.S. History Miss Beverly Crotts Government World Cultures I, II Department of French Mrs. Katrina Sullivan French I, II English II Mr. Robert W. Phillips, Jr. French II, III, IV 28 Department of ocience Mr. William Johnson Chemistry, Physics Mr. Larry W. Wall Biology Biology 29 Department of Math Mr. Ray Sink Algebra I Geometry Miss Glenda Dean Consumer Math General Math Mr. William C. Kirkman Driver Education Instructor DRIVER EDUCATION RANDOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS iculture 1cu | Agr Department of Vocationa Mr. Paul Guthrie Agriculture Science Small Engines Horticulture Theodore Orr Mr ing inetmak Cab Betsy Evans TSH Mrs Assisting At Assistant Teacher during Mrs. Rinehardt’s illness. . Jim Wilson Mr tudent Teacher of Music. Ss Jasper Clark Mr Student Teacher of Social Studies Department. Spares Wantrated er TT eae 32 afeteria Staff Clara Floyd, Dezree Dowdy, Ruby Wall, Eva Smith, and Ann Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Herndon Custodians of Trinity Senior High. A Sime to te Lon; A Yime lo Wee Today JF made a friend; FS was reborn. Bulldogs open ufr, telling the sunshine tn. OnhieersssenuverGlassioine2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gary Trogdon Cindy Aldridge Marsha Lohr Carson Ewings 36 Largest Senior Class Ever At TSH Curt Albertson Jimmy Albertson Cindy Aldridge Mike Allen From Beowulf to Macbeth — But We Made It! Mike Armentrout Sandra Ashburn Cynthia Ball Doug Bame Sandra Barnett Alan Auman 37 eniors Danny Barneycastle Jeanette Beasley Faye Biggs Cliff Black Tommy Boles Max Bouldin Lindy Brooks Jerry Brown 38 Active In Varsity Sports Jimmy Brown Marilyn Brown Tere Bryant Sheila Bullard Donna Bunn Cathy Burrow Debbie Burton Keith Burton Belinda Byrd Diane Campbell Vicki Clements Cindy Coltrane 39 Challenging Air Force Test Diane Coltrane Jack Coltrane Tommy Coltrane Jan Cook Larry Council Frankie Crotts Dale Crouse Billy Davis- Mark Davis Debbie Dickerson Harold Dixon 40 Dwight Dobbins Roy Dunning Nancy Edmonds Robert Elliott Lois, is this the prize-winning cake? Carson Ewings Gary Farlow Fred Flowers Barbara Folwell 41 Ricky Foster Connie Forrester ie Fruitt Debb Freddie Frank That final march. Audrey Green Ann Grant Steve Gray Johnsie Gilmer 42 And Hutchens Chosen Morehead Nominees Wanda Griffin Polly Hagar Kay Hall Bobby Heilig Debbie Helms Ike Hicks Debbie Hill Sharon Hill Rick Hines Carlton Holmes Mike Honeycutt 43 Announcements And Calling Cards Kay Hoover Rick Hovis Allen Howard Ken Hoyle Doris Hunt Wanda Hunt Gene Hutchens Wanda Ikner Dale Ingold Bill Ingram Joanne Jackson Debbie Johnson 44 Shirley Johnson Connie Jones Peter Jucker Seeking the title of Homecoming Queen were these three se- nior girls: Donna Owens, Marsha Lohr, and Cindy Lowe. Christy Kearns Danny Keck Bill Keller Kathy Kinley 45 Seniors Select Mike Kivett Kay Lackey Cindy Lanier Cathy Lawson Duane Leach Diane Leonard Pam Lester 46 Flower, Colors, Motto, And Mascots Cindy Lewallen Gary Lewallen Karen Lewis Debbie Linthicum Mark Lohr Marsha Lohr Terry Lohr Cindy Lowe Debbie Macaluso Janice Marshall Mike McKinney Wayne Messer 47 SAT Scores Reveal Future Danny Miller Jerri Miller Terry Mitchell Max Nance Debbie Nicholson John Nurney Donna Owens Patsy Painter Joy Parrish Kathy Parrish 48 Plans For Seniors Troy Parrish Vicki Paul Debbie Peele Toni Pierce Pree Steve Reddeck Hershel Reddick 49 Beverly Reece Suzanne Richardson College Acceptance Penn Riddick Tony Ridge Reporting the happenings to the area papers were Debbie Judy Riggs Gwen Rivers Macaluso and Debbie Spencer. Stewart Roberts Leroy Rorie Drema Ross Gary Royals 50 Seniors Honored At Jr.-Sr. Prom Monzel Royals Angela Rush Odell Rush Ronnie Rush Janice Shaw Jimmy Shore Cheryl Smith Terry Smith Brooks Spencer Debbie Spencer Sandra Spencer Synthia Spencer 51 The Big Trip — Washington Walter Stanley Arnold Steele Betty Stone Greg Surratt Tim Taylor Tommy Taylor Jackie Thomas Richard Thomas Cynthia Tillotson Brenda Triplette Gary Trogdon Billy Trotter 52 Final Exams Lois Varner Debra Walker Rick Wall Greg Wade Joey Walker David Ward 53 Austin Warren Dale Warren Jody Welborn Pam Whitaker Cathy White Graham White 29 EGO EP em ep EE op Marshall White Sandy White Harold Whitt Lynn Williams 04 Seniors View TSHS For Last Time Right: Serving as mascots were Gene Hurley and Lisa Hohn. Middle: Polly Hagar won the essay contest sponsored by the Mayor’s Committee on the employment of the handicapped. Her topic was, “How well is my community informed?” Bottom: The Senior Class Float won in the class competition as the Homecoming Parade highlighted the afternoon. Juniors Select Key, Wise, Cooper, And King For Leaders. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mike Key Lynn Cooper Mike Wise Karen King 56 Beverly Aikens Karen Albertson Keith Albertson Judy Albright Beverly Alford Cynthia Ashe James Baker Daryl Barnes Karen Biles Debbie Black 57 i. Kris Blackman Ronnie Boles Randall Bowman Max Boylen Chris Boyles Denise Bryant Betty Bullins Steve Bundy Frankie Byrley Karen Carter Linda Cashatt Tonya Chappell Debbie Chester Steve Christopher Hodge Coffield Marlene Coggins Mike Coggins Barry Collins Steve Coltrane Lynn Cooper Linda Dyson Cindy Elkins Joanne English Ricky Farmer Donald Floyd Scott Forester Susan Foster Claudine Fowler Ricky Fowler Norma Garner Ricky Gibbons Elizabeth Gilmer Douglas Graves Debbie Gray J.C. Gray Joel Greene Sara Griffin Dirk Gurley Sherman Hancock Johnnie Harvell 58 Donald Crater Aunda Craven Sherrie Crisco Diane Crotts Deborah Culbreth Debbie Davis Pam Davis Vena Dixon John Douglas Donita Dunbar Billy Bud Comes To Life These junior boys seem to be involved in cake decorating. Sharon Hedrick Donna C. Hill Donna L. Hill Richard Hill Walter Hilliard Teresa Hilton Al Hines Delbert Hines Jan Hobson Tony Hoglan De) Key, Ingram, And Younts Honored. The junior class version of Homecoming 1971. Chris Honeycutt Rhonda Honeycutt Sherrie Howard Gray Hubbard Steve Hudson Carolyn Hulin Steve Hurley Melissa Ingram Jeff Johnson Valerie Keck 60 Toni Kennedy Mike Key Karen King Wayne King Ricky Lamb Terry Lambeth Steve Landreth Zelma Ledbetter Linda Leonard Marilyn Loflin 61 Alice Lohr Jeff Lomax Gladys Lundy Dave Manners Edna Martin Fred Mashburn Crystal Matthews Phillip McCall Craig McCormick Terry McCormick Charlie McIntosh Randy McNeil Gary Miller Mike Miller Steve Miller Keith Morris Beth Morton Cindy Myers Cindy Newton Darlene Norfleet Mike Rhyne Wesley Richardson Clarence Ridge Catherine Rivers Sandy Rollins Johnny Rorie Gayle Royals Billy Sanders Gail Scotton Randy Shook Joe Siler Debbie Simpson Shelby Simpson Penny Smith John Spell Marsha Spencer James Stanley Rhonda Stradley Cathy Stroud Toni Taylor Terri Overcash Randy Owens Maureen Parrish Patsy Passmore Elaine Patton Randy Patton Randy Philemon Rita Pierce Roy Pless Bennett Pridgen 62 PSAT Scores. . . Smiles. . . Frowns Taking part as Homecoming Queen’s Court Contestants were: Gail Scotten, Cindy Myers, and Jackie Waters. Anderson Thompson Carlos Thompson Jeff Towery Roger Transeau Vickie Trogdon David Turlington Louise Turner Steve Varner Kathy Vestal Susan VonCannon 63 Juniors Today. . . Seniors Tomorrow. Seeking Homecoming Attendant were Terry Lambeth, Valerie Keck, and Karen King. | asm capitis nies cinta Diane Ware Jackie Waters Debbie Welborn Connie Whitaker Ricky Whitaker Shirley Whitaker Janet White J.C. White Gene Whitney Ricky Whitt 64 Emily Whitty Donna Williams Mike Wise Jerry Wolfe Elaine Wood Christy Wright Debbie Younts Donna Yow Right: Stepping high for the band was junior James Warren, Drum Major. Above: Juniors stay busy in the library. Class Of 1974 Selec ; SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dean Reddick Sherry Allen Sheryle Waters John Lucus 66 Reddick. Allen, Waters, And Lucas As Leaders Cathy Allen Sherry Allen Donald Allred Betty Anderson Jane Andrews Tommy Andrews Richard Angel Marilyn Baker Carol Ball Kenneth Ball Rebecca Barnes Jacquelyn Beeson Jackie Benson Tim Bentley Junior Bethea Joey Biles Lynn Bingham Kathy Black Mike Black Bob Blair Bobby Blair Herbie Board Cindy Boles Larry Bouldin Susan Boyles Sarah Brady Janet Brison Gail Brooks Larry Brown Jeff Bryant Donna Bullard Jerry Bundy Diane Bunn Bobby Burger Jan Campbell Kay Campbell 67 Sophomores Adjust to New Surroundings Karen Canoy Susie Canter Donna Cavin Harvey Cecil Sandra Charmichael Becky Chester Kay Lynn Clodfelter Janet Cobb Sonya Cole Susan Coltrane Margie Council Rhonda Cranford Sherrie Craven Renee Crocker Ricky Crotts Teresa Crutchfield Carolyn Culbreth Gwen Dale Larry Deaton Mike Dills Dean Dob Robert Debs Allen Douglas Debbie Dunn Randy Durham Linda Echerd Jay Edwards Donna Eldridge Robert Ellison Barbara Everhart Carolyn Farlow Mark Farlow Debbie Fields Myrtle Folwell Bambi Fowler Amy Frady 68 69 Susan Wood was the sophomore in the Homecoming Court. James Frank Tim Freeman Randy Friddle Debra Fuquay Debbie Gallimore Sarah Goodson David Greenway Eddie Hamlin Harold Hancock Carolee Harris Kris Harris Mike Hatfield Elaine Hazelwood Carolyn Hedgecock Faron Hedgecock Marilyn Hedgecock Pam Helms Debbie Henderson Donald Hert Shirley Hicks Andy Hill Debbie Hill Marsha Hill Rusty Hill Sharon Hill Keith Hilliard Mr. Wall, Biology Teacher, points out the various parts of the frog to the sophomores. Kathy Hinkle Debbie Hinson Dwayne Hollingsworth Karen Honeycutt Steve Hope Jan Huffman Diane Hughes Ronnie Hutchins Bobby Ingram Ricky Iver Martin Jarrett Donald Jennings Danny Jones Evelyn Jones Jan Jones Larry Jones Wayne Jones William Jordan Mark Kearns Rod Keller Mark Kennedy Ronnie Kinley Sharon Kinsey Danny Kizah Ricky Kizah Ginger Klutz Glen Lambert David Lambeth 70 Sophomores Tapped Into Beta Club Keith Lambeth Steve Lane Mark Lankford Pam Lash Ricky Lassiter Joy Lawson Phyllis Leach Harvetta Leonard Charles Lineberry Clarence Loflin John Lucas Haywood Lundy Norman Luther Rhonda Mabe Sue Manning Larry McCluney Patricia McCluney Carolyn McDowell Janet McDowell Kenneth McDowell Roger McDowell Faron McMahan Winona Meindle Cheryl Mendenhall Larry Messer Aubrey Miller Steve Miller Tommy Mitchell Joey Nance Norma Nelson Dwight Nichols Rama O’ham Del Oldham Pam Overby Toni Owens Robin Parks 71 Dean Riddick James Riddick Charl es Riehs Susan Riggs Joe Rivers Josephine Rivers Steve Rogers Nancy Rush Steve Rutherford Richard Scotton Lee Sexton Carolyn Sheffield Connie Sides Debbie Smith Kathy Smith Mark Smith Teresa Smith Barry Snyder James Spainhour Meg Spencer Cathy Stanley Debbie Stanley Vickie Steele Ricky Stephens Sports Vital Part Of Sophomores 72 Milton Parnell Kathy Parrish Tonnie Parrish Kenneth Peace Mike Peace Greg Pearson Kenny Penley Crystal Phillips Melissa Reddeck Becky Rich Carol Richardson James Ricks 73 Sophomore girls, Sherry Craven and Bobbie Toler, contribute their time to work in the library. Barbara Stevens Cheryl Stout Debra Stroud Von Summers Eddie Summey Tim Sumner Jackie Thomas Vickie Thomas Doris Thompson Jackie Todd Bobbie Toler Bob Tompkins Gary Trotter Patricia Trotter Jack Turner Tony Turner Pam Tuttle Doyle Varner Richard Wade Denise Wall Sheryl Waters Cathy Watson James Welborn Lynn Welborn Jack Welch Janice White Sherry White Debra Whitt Sophomore ssemblies The sophomores have just returned from one of the many pep rallies. Anthony Williams Brenda Williams Greg Williams Leroy Williams Dale Wood Ronnie Wood Susan Wood Fred Woods Mike Wright Bobby Youngblood The sophomores seem to be enjoying their meal. Juniors At Last Sophomores are active in many phases of school life at TSH. “Bowl’em Over Dogs,” carried the hopes of the sopho- mores in the Homecoming Parade. 75 aia A Time for Cocry Furprose under Heaven “Wpo am F$°” the Bulldogs ask. “What am J here fore” Student Council Works For Student Involvement During the entire year the Student Council acted as a bridge between students and faculty relations. Among the projects of the Student Council was orientation of sophomores and homecoming activities. The Council represented our school at the District Workshop in Winston-Salem and State Convention in Charlotte. A project of much interest of the students was the Humanities Day activities. Through the help of the entire student body, the Council helped to make 38 children’s Christmas a happy time. Top Right: Gail Scotton, Mrs. Peace, Ricky Hovis, Mike Key, Meg Spencer, Billy Davis. Middle: Student Council Officers: Meg Spencer, Advisor: Mrs. Peace, Mike Key, Ricky Hovis. Bottom Right: Standing: B. Keller, J. Haynes, R. Hovis, Mrs. Peace. Seated: First Row: T. Lambeth, D. Owens, D. Reddick, S. Hurley. Second Row: G. Scotton, B. Alford, C. Ewings, D. Barneycastle, D. Warren, M. Key, N. Edmonds. Third Row: M. Spencer, R. Hines, K. McDowell. Fourth Row: W. Stanley, B. Davis, M. Wise. Fifth Row: B. Spencer, I. Hicks. Sixth Row: K. King, C. Aldridge. 78 BOSS Helps School Spirit The purpose of the Boss Club is to stimulate interest in school spirit among TSH students. One of their many projects was to organize a pep section at ballgames and pep rallies. Other projects sponsored by Boss was a car wash, a dance, and clean ups. Top Left: First Row: B. Ingram, T. Mitchell, L. Allen, J. Haynes, P. Miller, T. Mitchell, S. Welborn, G. Trogden, H. Dixon, J. Spell. Sec- Reddick, J. Coltrane, F. Flowers, G. Hutchens, ond Row: A. Hines, A. Douglas, B. Keller, D. M. Lohr, S. Roberts. Third Row: M. Davis, G. Keck, M. Boylen. Trogden, M. Bouldin, B. Ingram, K. Burton, J. Welborn. Middle: First Row: L. Brooks, T. Lohr, L. Darr, ; A. Auman, D. Hedgecock, D. Warren, W. Bottom: Boss officers: Danny Keck, Billy Stanley, B. Davis. Second Row: J. Nurney, M. Ingram, Gary Trogden, Bill Keller. 79 Keyettes Sell Football Programs Throughout the year the Keyettes showed their continual efforts to serve the school and the community. An outstanding project this year was Selling football programs. Sponsoring a needy family for Christmas was another ac- tivity. Another important project was helping in the Cerebral Palsy Drive to aid the unfortu- nate. Top Right: Keyette officers: Cindy Aldridge, Vickie Trogden, Lynn Coo- per, Debbie Macaluso, Ann Grant, Advisor: Mrs. Gibson. Middle: Seated: S. Spencer, E. Wood, S. Waters. Standing: A. Grant, M. Spencer, D. Macaluso, D. Walker, C. Myers, J. Waters, D. Hill, M. Lohr, D. Hill, T. Bryant, M. Coggins, C. Newton, D. Gray, S. Wood. Bottom Right: Seated: T. Lambeth, S. Ashburn, S. Foster, C. Aldridge, V. Trodgen. Standing: J. Beeson, M. Hill, B. Byrd, K. Vestal, V. Clements, B. Stone, C. Lowe, J. Huffman, L. Coo- per. 80 Dedicated to aiding the community and school in various ways the Key Club sponsored many helpful projects. Their Drug Awareness Assembly was very interesting for the student body. Among other activities they painted the visitors bleachers at the football field, and assisted in Career Day. They are sponsored by the High Point Kiwanis Club. y “ as ye KEXEXEXESESS DAES ex 4 Oo cs _ m 2 fee KEE SEEEE IONE Key Club Sponsors Drug Awareness Assembly Middle: J. Spell, S. Hope, J. Welch, M. Hatfield, M. Wright, M. Lohr, D. Warren, T. Mitchell, B. Davis, M. Boylen, B. Ingram, J. Reddick, R. Keller. Second Row: D. Barnes, R. Wade, L. Darr, M. Allen, G. Trogden, J. Welborn, J, Haynes, B. Ingram. Bottom Left: Key officers: Jack Haynes, Gary Trogden, Billy Ingram, Max Boylen. Anchor Shows Concern For Others Sponsored by the Archdale-Trinity Pilot Club, the Anchor Club served their school and community by participating in many projects. Preparing Christmas fruit baskets for Gregson Rest Home showed their concern for others. They helped with the expenses of the sign at the Junior High, and conducted a bake sale. Top Right: Anchor officers: Seated: Advivorst Miss Dean, Mrs. Michael. Standing: Linda Botelho, Cindy Elkins, Sherry Crisco, Diane Campbell. Right: First Row: K. Canoy, S. Stout, W. Mindle, D. Campbell, T. McCormick. Sec- ond Row: V. Dixon, C. Elkins, C. Ball, W. Ikner. Third Row: H. Leonard, J. Shaw, L. Botelho, S. Crisco, K. Kinley, C. Coltrane, B. Reece, L. Williams, M. Brown, K. Parrich, D. Bunn. Middle: B. Reece, T. McCormick, L. Botelho, D. Campbell, C. Ball, W. Ikner, W. Mindle, C. Coltrane, K. Kinley, J. SN H. Leonard, Mrs. Michael, Miss ean. 82 2 ee Many worthwhile and time-consuming proj- ects activated the service of the Leo Club. Associated with the Archdale-Trinity Lions Club, the Leo Club assisted with the White Cane Drive and Turkey Shoot. They also sponsored a basketball game and various clean-ups. Leo’s Aid In White Cane Drive Middle: First Row: J. Baker, G. Miller. Second Row: L. Council, C. Black. Third Row: L. McCluney, F. Frank. Fourth Row: R. Elliot, J. Towery. Fifth Row: R. Shook, S: Hancock.” Sixth Row: L. Gray, A. Thompson, H. Reddick, C. Honeycutt, J. Siler, A. Steele, J.C. Gray, J. Rorie, C. Ewings, R. Foster, L. Rorie, J. Coltrane. Bottom: Leo officers: Jack Coltrane, Ricky Foster, Hershel Reddick, Larry Gray. Beta Club Sponsors Exchange Student Ranking top in their classes, the Beta Club is symbolic of knowledge. Among many of their projects this year, the Beta Club sponsored the exchange student, Marcio Gomes, which was the highlight of the year. They also sponsored the ‘‘Bridge”’ in concert. Other projects were the coke party for the student body and attending the State Beta Club Convention. Top Right: Beta officers: Toni Taylor, Gary Farlow, Karen King, Susan Foster, Kay Hoover. Middle: D. Lowe, G. Farlow, P. Reddick, S. Reddick, D. H ines, T. Taylor, R. Stradley, P. Passmore, K. Stroud, S. Bullard, S. Spencer, M. Ingram, C. Black. Bottom Right: Seated: S. Foster, D. Yow. Standing: K. Hoover, C. Lewallen, L. Botelho, M. Spencer, D. Chester, R. Gibbons, K. King, G. Scotten, G. Lundy, P. Haggar. 84 85 Monogram Aids Athletic Programs The Monogram Club is made up of students who have earned a letter by playing in a varsity sport. The main interest of this club is the betterment of the athletic program at Trini- ty Senior High. Top Left: Monogram officers: Vicki Clements, Ricky Hovis, Debbie Hill, Stewart Roberts. Middle: First Row: J. Welborn, S. Voncannon, V. Keck, S. Bullard, C. Aldridge, S. Spencer, V. Clements, G. Scotton. Second Row: D. Warren, E. Wood, T. Lambeth, M. Ingram, D. Yow, D. Hill, J. Lawson, L. Council. Third Row: D. Shackleford, G. Royals, T. Boles, R. Elliot. Bottom Left: First Row: T. Mitchell, S. Gray, A. Steele, W. Stanley, F. Flowers, D. Barnes, B. Davis. Second Row: J. Brown, I. Hicks, D. Doby, R. Hovis, B. Heilig, S. Roberts. Third Row: M. Boylen, J.C. Gray, R. Foster, T. Smith, C. Ewings, G. Hutchens, J. Spell. French Club Holds Annual French Dinner A language comprehensible only to those who speak it, the French Club is composed of students who know the language. One of their outstanding events included the annual French dinner. Another of their various projects was caroling at Christmas. ae Right: French officers: First Row: Advisor: Mrs. Sullivan, Jan Campbell, Cindy Newton, Brooks Spencer. Sec- ond Row: Advisor: Mr. Phillips, Peter Jucker, Sue Manning. Middle: First Row: D. Gray, E. Wood, S. Foster, K. Black, T. Bryant, P. Tuttle, J. Campbell, S. Riggs. Second Row: D. Nicholson, P. Passmore, C. Newton, E. Witty, C. Elkins, S. Bullard, G. Williams, S. Manning, B. Spencer. Third Row: Mrs. Sullivan, S. Allen, K. Clodfelter, K. King, G. Dale, D. Yow, D. Warren, D. Coltrane,B. Everhart, T. Crutchfield, M. Reddick. Fourth Row: Mr. Phillips, C. Richardson, M. Folwell, S. Wood, J. Welborn, L. McCluney, L. Bouldin, V. Clements, J. English, G. Lundy, R. Stradley. Bottom Right: Group of French Students in Lab Session. 86 Members of the Future Business Leaders are FB LA orks To interested in a career in business. The club helps them to better understand the different h fields of business. This year FBLA worked [ Inderstand AR e hard to be able to buy the FBLA flag and other things needed for the club. They sold B : W ld paperback books and candy. Uu S Ine S S O Li Middle: First Row: K. Hoover, C. Ball, J. Shaw, C. Coltrane, W. Hunt, B. Reece, K. Canoy, S. Ashburn, B. Youngblood. Second Row: C. Kearns, C. Lewallen, K. Hall, K. Kinley, M. Brown, D. Linthicum, N. Edmonds, M. Davis, S. Spencer, M. Allen, S. Hill. Bottom Left: FBLA officers: Seated: Cindy Lewallen, Synthia Spencer, Debbie Linthicum. Standing: Janice Shaw, Mark Davis, Advisors: Mr. Small, Mrs. Smith. Top: Band Members ’71-'72: M. Allen, B. Anderson, D. Dickerson, J. Dollaeye, D. Dunbar, C. Elkins, L. Farlow, M. Benfield, G. Bennett, B. Blair, E. Boles, B. Booze, W. Brown, Farlow, C. Fletcher, S. Forshee, D. Frazier, R. Frazier, V. J. Bundy, B. Burger, F. Byerly, B. Campbell, B. Chester, S. Glascock, S. Goodson, D. Gray, J:-Gy Gray, LE iGraya Crisco, R. Croker, T. Crutchfield, D. Davis, L. Deaton, D. Greenway, A. Griffin, E. Hamblin, K. Harris, R. Hartley, R. Band And Majorettes Begin Fifth The Trinity High School Band is beginning its fifth year of existence. This is their first year of marching in their new $10,000 uniforms. The students raised this amount in less Bottom Right: Trinity High Band while marching in Homecoming parade. than nine months. They participated 5 in various Band Days at several ee different universities. They received oe ee an excellent rating in the State Music Contest. They also marched in various different Christmas parades. Last summer the TSH Band played in the Sun Fun Festival at Myrtle Beach, S.C. 88 i eee a Henry, S. Hicks, R. Hill, K. Hilliard, J. Hobson, G. Hubbard, Simpson, B. Smith, C. Spencer, R. Stephens, S. Summitt, K. M. Hutchins, R. Hutchins, B. Johnson, G. Jones, M. Kearns, L. Varner, J. Warren, J. White, R. Whitt, B. Wilkes, B. Williams, Kennedy, W. King, R. Kivett, R. Lee, S. Newton, M. Paul, D. S. York, B. Youngblood, Mr. Jack Jarrett, Director. Richardson, B. Roach, S. Rutherford, F. Rutledge, D Year With Sharp New Uniforms Bottom: Majorettes: C. Aldridge, J. Waters, C. Harris, Chief: B. Spencer, Drum Major: J. Warren, S. Hill, D. Bryant, A. Frady. 89 FFA Works To Beautify TSH Campus The FFA busied themselves this year through cabinet making, horticulture, and other projects. They worked hard throughout the year to keep the grounds at TSHS clean. By planting shrubs, they added to the beauty of our camps. They also terraced the soil at the student parking lot. Another project was that of attending the State Fair in order to view the agriculture exhibits. Top Right: FFA officers: Jimmy Steed, Excel Thomas, Tony Hoglan, Walter Hilliard, Rich- ard Hill Jimmy Albertson. Middle: First Row: W. Richardson, D. Graves, G. Hubbard, B. Thompson, R. Johnson, R. Fillman, T. Hoglan. Second Row: G. Trogden, J. Steed, W. Hilliard, J. Greene, M. White, T. Boles, R. Hines, A. Howard. Third Row: B. Collins, S. Forrester, S. Tipton, R. Hill, E. Thomas, D. Thomas. Fourth Row; B. Trotter, J. Albertson, S. Christopher, A. Warren, M. Dailey, F. Rutledge. Bottom Right: First Row: G. Trotter, J. Wolfe, T. Freeman, R. Hartley, L. Sexton, J. Sechrest, A. Douglas. Second Row: K. Morris,-D. Ward, J. Towery, C. Reece, D. Allred, F. Hedgecock, J.C. White. 90 91 FHA Sponsors FHA Week Home, health, and duty are the goals of the Future Homemakers of America. Cleaning, cooking, and dishwashing rank first in their organized minds. The Future Homemakers of TSH worked diligently this year. Two of their many projects was sponsoring FHA week and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. They also helped a needy family at Christmas. Top Left: FHA officers: Zelma Ledbetter, Terri Lambeth, Teresa Smith, Cathy Smith, Monzel Royals, Terri McCormick, Debbie Stroud, Debbie Peele. Middle: First Row: K. Stroud, C. Wright, M. Baker, G. Royals, S. Griffin, P. McCluney, J. English, K. Vestal. Second Row: M. Royals, K. Albertson, J. Harvell, A. Graven, R. Pierce, V. Trogden, B. Stone, T. Lambeth. Bottom Left: First Row: T. Kennedy, B. Smith, R. O’Ham, J. Huffman, P. Tuttle. Second Row: S. Simpson, B. Morton, J. Andrews, B. Barnes. Third Row: D.C. Hill, G. Brooks, S. Kinsey. Fourth Row: B. Alford, M. Parrish, D. Crotts, T. Chappell, B. Atkins. Fifth Row: Z. Ledbetter, D. Thompson, P. Leach, V. Steele. FTA Act As Guides For Career Day Members of the FTA want a chance to share their knowledge with the world. They are willing to open their minds, and absorb life for the benefit of others. The Future Teachers at TSH helped many teachers this year by volunteering their services for half a day at an elementary school. They also acted as guides for Career Day. Top Right: FTA officers: Karen King, Betty Stone, Donna Yow, Debbie Peele, Advisor: Mrs. Mills. Middle: First Row: S. Howard, K. Black, S. Manning, J. Huffman, D. Hill, S. Hicks, D. Smith, S. Boyles, T. Kennedy, T. Taylor, C. Wright. Sec- ond Row: J. English, K. Carter, K. King, D. Yow, E. Martin, A. Lohr, P. Passmore, G. Lundy, S. Crisco, V. Dixon, E. Jones. Third Row: B. Alford, C. Newton, E. Witty, D. Younts, J. Hobson, D.. Davis, C. Whitaker, R. Stradley, T. McCormick, C. Stroud. Bottom Right: Seated: S. White, D. Peele, V. Clements, P. Miller. Standing: C. Smith, B. Stone, D. Fruitt, D. Macaluso, S. Richardson, J. Riggs, B. Byrd, P. Lester. 92 Science is an expansive field. There are a multitude of opportunities awaiting advantageous scientists. The Science Club aids S : Cl b ali k its members in choosing the appropriate area C1ENCe U a es of interests. During the year the TSH Science Club took various field trips to places concerning science. Vario Uu S Fi el d Trip S Middle: Advisors: Mrs. McLean, Mr. Johnson. Members: B. Davis, K. Messer, J. Johnson, C. Boyles, D. Ingold, D. Wall, G. Farlow, R. Pless, R. Hunt. Bottom Left: Science officers: Gary Farlow, Dale Ingold, Denise Wall. TAC Presents: ‘| Never Saw Another Butterfly” Members of TAC paint and sew, sing and dance. Acting takes more than just talent. These people have something to say. Acting has become their voice to the people around them. These people have provided much entertainment to the people at oe 2 : : TSH. The highlight of the year was oF cies - See OR their presentation of “I Never Saw 2 Another’ Butterfly.” They also presented several plays and skits to the student body. a. Top Right: TAC officers: Kneeling: Darlene Norfleet, Debbie Younts. Standing: Rick Wall, Gail Scotton. Middle: First Row: P. Haggar, P. Jucker, J. Thomas, P. Whitaker, T. Hilton. Second Row: D. Turlington, J. Johnson, F. Flowers, R. Wall. Standing: J. Riley. 94 Bulldog Tales = [he Voice Of TSHS The room of the Bulldog Tales is a monstrous mess, a _ preposterous prelude of issues to come. Each week brings a new deadline. A seemingly impossible task, but somehow it all gets done. The work of this staff is never finished because once a paper is put out, work must begin on the next one. The Bulldog Tales proved to be an inspiration to the students at TSH. In this paper students and fac- ulty were able to voice their opinion. This year was a successful one for the staff. Top: Seated: Editor: Cindy Lowe. Standing: D. Warren, M. White, S. Hudson, K. Lawson, R. Gibbons, Advisor: Mrs. Johnson. Middle: First Row: D. Macaluso. Second Row: D. Linthicum, T. Parrish. Third Row: D. Spencer, C. McIntosh, J. Rorie. Bottom: D. Barneycastle, S. Gray, A. Greene, S. Hancock, T. Hoglan. 95 Library Club Host Central District Meeting Throughout the year the Library Club worked for the smooth running and maintenance of the library. The assistants stamped and _= shelved books, straightened the card catalog and located reference magazines. Their service was invaluable as an aid to the operation of the library. They also sponsored projects such as the Book Fair, the Central District Meeting and a Library Clean-up. 96 Top: Library officers: Seated: Hodge Coffield, Debbie Dickerson, Jeff Lomax, wine: Ball, A Patsy Painter, Mark Davis, visor: Mrs. Tillman. Middle: Seated: D. Dickerson, C. Ball, S. Craven, P. Painter, L. Dyson, Mrs. Tillman. Standing: B. Toler, S. Kinely, P. Wall, S. Rodgers, N. Luther, T. Andrews, H. Coffield, J. Edwards, J. Lomax, R. Hartley, M. Davis, R. Mabe, E. Hancock, C. Sheffield, S. Justice, L. Turner, S. Hancock, R. McDowell, K. Canoy. Folk Music Club Goes Caroling During the course of the year one might come upon the Folk Music Club. If one found them in a club meeting, one might hear them singing a few folk songs or folk ballads. Their music is supplied by their own members and each member thoroughly enjoys himself through song. One of the outstanding projects of the Folk Music Club this year was their caroling at Christmas. Top: Seated: S. Lane, F. Mashburn, T. Bentley, S. Forrester, D. Nichols, J. Towery. Standing: C. Wright, K. Albertson, C. Stroud. Middle: First Row: S. Lane, T. Smith, C. McDowell, B. Everhart, J. Cobb, J. Campbell, J. English, C. Matthews, E. Patton, S. Howard, C. Wright, L. Varner, D. Walker, V. Paul. Second Row: K. Lambeth, B. Alford, D. Simpson, B. Morton, Z. Ledbetter, D. Dunbar, J. Hobson, P. Lester, C. Stroud, K. Albertson, T. McCormick, A. Lohr, E. Martin. Third Row: Advisors: Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Underhill, J. Towery, S. Forester, G. Trogden, G. White, L. Welborn, D. Nichols, T. Bentley, F. Mashburn, C. Laughlin. Bottom: Folk officers: Dwight Nichols, Pam Lester, Zelma Ledbetter. 97 Glee Club Presents ‘““Brigadoon’”’ The highlight of this year for the Trinity High Glee Club was the Broadway Musical, “BRIGADOON.” Other projects included various programs for the school and area churches. Again this year they joined with the Greensboro Oratorio Society in presenting “Messiah.”’ They also attended area work- shops. Top Right: Director, Mr. Gamble and pianist Debbie Hill with new piano. Seated: Hill. First Row: Todd, Barino, Coltrane, Kinley, Cook, McCluney, Ledbetter, Stroud, Manning, Matthews, Shaw, Dickerson, Miller, Williams, Alford, Hill, Howard, Huffman, Trotter, Black, Nelson, Helms, White, Ross, Black, Nance, Miller. Second Row: Turner, Lane, McDowell, Rivers, Ricks, Baker, Williams, McCormick, Hines, Craven, Nichols, White, Macaluso, Edmonds, Spencer, Eldridge, Steele, Norfleet, Nicholson, Bullard, Stroud, O’Ham, Ikner, Newton, Elkins. Third Row: Boles, Hedgecock, Laughlin, White. Fourth Row: Smith, Holmes, Lucas. Fifth Row: Forrester, Nance, Stevens, Wade. Bottom Right: Girl’s Chorus: Seated: Hill. English, Varner, Walker, Aldridge, Whitty, Paul, Wood, Albertson, Martin, Lester, Jackson, White, Younts, Voncannon, Lohr. 98 Members of this club are made up of students who drive school buses. In order to be B US Driv ers ‘Transpo Tal a bus driver, a student must take driving and written tests. When necessary skills have been attained, the drivers receive his own bus and Approximately y, 900 route. The responsibilities of this student is not only transporting students, but making S d D il daily reports. tu ents al V Middle: First Row: J. Towery, J. Shaw, D. Owens, S. Coltrane. Second Row; J. Robbins, M. Nance, C. Holmes, T. Stone. Third Row; W. Richardson, T. Coltrane, C. Laughlin, M. Jarrett. Fourth Row: S. Griffin, K. Kinley, E. Thomas, J. Miller, J. Beasley. Fifth Row: C. Coltrane, S. Landreth, C. Ball, W. Ikner, L. Williams, jmGooke Bottom Left: Officers: Max Nance, Jeanette Beasley, Cynthia Ball. DECA Is Active In District Distributive Education students, members of a nationwide organization, led dual lives this year. The DECA program permitted members to attend classes and work at part-time jobs each day. Along with these, the DECA planned many projects. Among these were a club breakfast, a community survey, and Parent Night and Officer Installation. Others were attending District Leadership Conference and State Leadership Conference. Top Right: Miss Deca: Debbie Hill. Middle: First Row: T. Overcash, P. Miller, L. Varner, D. Owens, D. Walker, S. Griffin, C. Kearns, W. Hunt, C. Tilletson. Second Row: D. Hill, E. Patton, J. Waters, C. Myers, R. Boles, C. Mackintosh, C. Thompson, R. Pierce, D. Bunn, K. Lawson. Third Row; T. Chappell, M. Parrish, R. Rush? ©G. Trogdenay Vin) Panlaee: Folwell, J. Lomax, J. Pope, K. Lackey, B. Triplette, J. Marshall. Fourth Row: B. Morton, S. Whitaker, T.. Lohr, A. Auman, K. Parrish, S. Sechrest, K. Lewis, J. Cook, D. Leonard. Fifth ROW Kee BUrtOn en Lees BrOOKS in): Albertson, G. Surrat, D. Crouse, G. Lewallen, M. Bouldin, T. Parrish, G. Wade. Bottom Right: Deca officers: First Row: Debbie Hill, Debbie Walker, Donna Owens. Second Row: Troy Parrish, Gary Trogden, Diane Leonard. Third Row: Dale Crouse. 100 Color, texture, and eye appeal are three — : ae characteristics of good art. The TSHS Art Club % ee Oe ia hi be “4 ip guarantees no Rembrandt’s, no Picassos, just — 4 ny, aaa eit hae eS a ' pan Po filed ; i « : ee eee an opportunity to create. Throughout the year aincee ag sei the Art Club has shown their fine talent. One of their outstanding creations this year was [ Val ( U Beco ] ] leS their Homecoming Float, which won the club competition. They also added much to the A s d al SH TSHS Library with their fine displays. ctive A if a x % Xx A Woes y Middle: Seated: S. Allen, S. Voncannon, G. Miller, R. Hines, R. Wall, T. McDowell. Standing: First Row: B. Fowler, C. Sides, T. Bryant, C. Phillips, S. Riggs, C. Elkins, A. Douglas, N. Nelson, B. Smith. Second Row: Advisors: Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mr. Gamble, J. Greene, P. Lester, L. Bouldin, K. McDowell, D. Nichols, F. Hedgecock, R. O’Ham. Bottom Left: Art officers: Joel Greene, Pam Lester, Gary Miller. Top: Art Club’s winning float in Homecoming. Top Right: Advisor: Mr. Allen. Editors: Synthia Spencer, Nancy Edmonds, Susan Foster. Middle Left: Features: Kay Clodfelter, Karen King, Section Editor: Cindy Aldridge. Bottom Left: Faculty: Susan VonCannon, Section Editor: Sandra Ashburn. Bottom Right: Classes: Jane Andrews, Section Editor: Debbie Hill, James Baker. Middle Left: Sports Section Editor: Netty Stone, Jack Welch. Middle Right: Business Managers: Jimmy Shore, Dale Warren. Bottom Left: Clubs: Marlene Coggins, Donna Yow, Section Editor: Marsha Lohr, Lynn Cooper. Bottom Right: Typists: Cindy Lewallen, Sharon Hill, Kay Hoover. 102 The talent to capture a year full of memories does not come easily, but through hard work and many long hours the TRINHIAN staff tried their very best to make it possible. The TRINHIAN contains expressions caught by the eye that never lies, suggesting special moments. The staff worked diligently to make oc aay one the students and faculty TRINHI AN Statt strives To Recapture Memories @f 1971-72 4 s a +e + See 103 A Time to Gain and a Hime to Lose. We will always be expected lo proce our tatents and skills. We work together lo win and dae. eN Wis Above: Coach Hiatt, Headcoach Mr. Doby, Coach Wall Right: Co-Captains Ricky Foster and Ricky Hovis Far Right: Big scramble for ball during Homecoming Game. 106 Bulldogs Sweep Conference Second Straight Year With 10-0 BULLDOGS OF 1971-72 Player No. Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Terry Smith 81 E 6-4 170 4 Jimmy Brown PA lg 5-9 150 4 Dean Doby 88 E 5-11 170 2 Max Boylen 86 E 6-1 185 3 Ronnie Hunt 44 ie) 6-1 160 3 Joel Green 82 Eel 175 B Joe Siler 80 E 5-9 170 3 Jimmy Shore 70 E 6-3 170 4 Eric Iverson 52 1 5-10 155 4 Carson Ewings TY T 6-4 210 4 Bill Davis 74 oly 6-0 170 4 Daryl Barnes 78 ah 6-0 180 3 Bobby Hielig 75 ib 5-11 240 4 Jody Welborn 66 G 5-11 170 4 Ricky Hovis 68 G 6-1 190 4 Ricky Whitt 30 G 5-5 115 3 Walter Stanley 63 G 5-9 170 4 J.C. Gray 76 G 6-1 185 3 Jack Coltrane 51 G 6-0 155 4 Jimmy Pope 50 GC 5-9 160 3 Steve Gray 20 B 5-10 160 4 John Spell 14 B 6-0 155 3 Ricky Foster 33 B 6-3 190 4 Ike Hicks 40 B 6-0 180 4 Arnold Steele 22 B 6-0 165 4 Ricky Whitaker 23 B 5-10 150 3 Stewart Roberts 42 B 5-11 165 4 Johnny Rorie a2 B 5-10 160 3 David Turlington 16 B 5-8 145 3 Steve Varner 64 G 5-11 165 3 Jeff Towery 85 dh 6-0 240 3 Bennett Pridgen 67 G 6-0 170 3 Jerry Brown iil B 5-11 165 4 Doby Voted Coach Of The Year in D-R This year’s football team had an excellent season with a 10-0 record. The Bulldogs won the Davidson-Randolph Con- ference Championship for the second straight year. The suc- cess of the team was due to the amazing ability in which the teammates and coaches managed to cope with problems. The 1971 team was indeed one of the greatest ever to wear the Bulldog uniform. The 1972 team will miss the retiring se- niors. FOOTBALL SCORES 1971 Trinity Opponent 7 Northwood 0 26 West Davidson 24 14 Allen Jay 0 64 Southwest Randolph 0 28 East Davidson 8 30 Eastern Randolph 0 21 Randleman 14 43 Ledford 20 28 Southern Guilford 14 21 Central Davidson 0 108 Top: Wow! Above: Whitaker turns up field for big gain. Right: Ike blocks East’s player to spring the trap. Left: Jimmy Brown catches a fantastic pass, but to no avail. eniors Lead ulldogs Terry ‘The Beast” Smith Ricky ‘‘Moose”’ Foster Jack “Stick” Coltrane Jerry “Man” Brown Steward ‘‘Goat” Roberts Jody ‘‘Mud Man” Welborn Ricky ‘‘Frog”’ Hovis Arnold “‘Buck Wheat” Steele Seniors Big Cog In Team Eric ‘‘Anytime” Iverson Carson “Big E” Ewings Jimmy ‘“Nimmy” Brown Walter ‘‘Bat’’ Stanley Jimmy ‘“‘High Socks’”’ Shore Billy ‘“‘“Milkman” Davis Bobby ‘‘Himie”’ Heilig Steve “Spider” Gray TSH Leads In All Conference Selection Top: Right: Before the final and deciding game. Right: ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL — _ Ewings, Foster, Hovis, Welborn, Gray, Coltrane, Hicks, Smith, Steele. Trinity Knocks Off Last Stumbling Block On Road to Championship Jody rubs in victory over Spartans! Foster to represent TSH in North-South Game. Above: The dressing room celebration after winning conference championship. HS JV’s Find Winning Combination Right: Coach Wall lays it on the line. Above: Lucas scores again. Top: McCluney takes hand off from Lucas. 114 Valuable Experience Gained By Junior Varsity Team This year the JV Football Team advanced to playing some 4-A Teams. John Lucas led the team and should aid the varsity next year. Coach Wall made many adjustments and changes to have a winning season. The team improved vigorously throughout the entire season. JV FOOTBALL SCORES Trinity Opponent 0 Andrews 24 24 Allen Jay 8 33 West Davidson 26 14 South Stokes 12 46 Randleman 0 28 Mount Airy 24 20 Mount Airy 7 20 Asheboro 48 22 Central Davidson 32 OF THE BULLDOGS Top Left: Captai hn Lucas Lambeth, R. Angel, M. Wright, J. Bryant, R. Ivey, L. Brown, i prune H. Board, R. Wood, M. Farlow, A. Miller, T. Andrews, L. Above: E. Summey, L. McCluney, J. Lucas, R. Scotton, B. Messer, Coach Wall, J. Welch, L. Welborn, C. Riehs. Tompkins; L. Deaton, R. Doby, T. Painter, S. Lane,K. NS Above: Zelma tries for two. Top Right: Wood searches for HELP! Above: Watch out, Keck, the official has his eye on you. . Juniors Lead Bulldogettes This year’s team was made up of juniors and proved to be a rebuilding year. The team next year should be much better with the experience gained this year. Donna Yow led the team in scoring production. Coach Wyant had many successful moments during the season. Top Left: Spencer moves against Randleman defense. Above: Coach Wyant explains new offense to team. NANG Girls In Rebuilding Stage For Future Marsha Lohr Cindy Aldridge Sheila Bullard BASKETBALL SCORES Trinity Opponent 34 Southern Guilford 30 35 Southern Guilford 2 51 Allen Jay 40 44 Allen Jay 46 52 Ledford 50 37 Central Davidson 45 38 Eastern Randolph 20, 24 Southwest Randolph 34 44 Randleman 48 Sil East Davidson 43 31 West Davidson 50 36 Ledford 41 26 Central Davidson 34 30 East Randolph 35 7s South Randolph 38 32 Randleman 34 41 East Davidson By; Yow wins battle for jump ball. Top: BULLDOGETTES OF 1971-72. First Row: Keck, Lohr, S. Wood, Spencer, Boyles. Second Row: Aldridge, Bullard, Ledbetter, Yow, E. Wood, and Ashe. Left: Co-captains Ledbetter and Yow. Right: Coach Wyant explains game strategy to team. 119 Bulldogs Tie For Conference Crown BULLDOGS OF 1971-72 Player Pos. ya Et Wt. Max Boylen ¢c Jr. 6-1 180 Jack Coltrane G SE: 6-0 150 Carson Ewings ie Sr. 6-3 210 Ricky Foster E or. 6-3 190 J.C. Gray F Jie. 6-1 185 Steve Gray G Or. 5-11 172 Jimmy Shore F or. 6-3 170 Steve Hurley G Jr. 5-9 145 Gene Hutche ns F Sr. 6-4 180 Terry Smith F Sr. 6-4 7S John Spell G in 6-0 165 Daryl Barnes FE ites 5-11 180 Trinity Has Best Team In Y Top Far Left: Did you get that Jack? Left: Ewings goes for two. Top Right: Hutchens shoots from out. Above: Hey Gang, the ball is the other wa Hustle And Determination Aid Bulldogs This year the team had a combination of quickness and height, which proved to be an advantage to the team. Experience also paid off for the Bulldogs. The record o f the 1971-72 Basketball Team indicates this year’s team was the best at TSH for a number of years. It was a team everyone can take pride in having supported. BASKETBALL SCORES Trinity Opponent '7 Southern Guilford 50 62 Southern Guilford 66 98 Allen Jay 55 83 Allen Jay 67 83 Ledford 61 102 Central Davidson Al 71 Western Guilford 100 67 Eastern Randolph 59 88 Southwest Randolph a2 74 Randleman nS) aD East Davidson 53 60 West Davidson 72 77 Ledford TD 81 Central Davidson 85 56 Eastern Randolph ay 85 Southwest Randolph 54 74 Randleman 49 79 East Davidson 69 Top Left: Jack keep hold of that ball! Steve don’t just stand there! Top Right: Gene Hutchens Above: Ricky Foster shoots from the circle for two. Right: Jack Coltrane 122 WAS 1X eniors lay Last ame For iowa Steve Gray Terry Smith Ewings scores from the corner. Carson Ewings Ricky Foster Spell puts a little extra kick to make his shot count. Junior Varsity Develops As Season Progresses The Junior. Varsity has” “a. rather disappointing season record wise. The team has had some very valuable experience and should pave the way for varsity play. The team allowed only two teams to defeat them twice this year. Probably the two best games were at home with West Davidson and Ledford. In these two games the team defeated the other team rather soundly. J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES Trinity Opponent 49 Southern Guilford 50 58 Grimsley 53 59 Ledford Dy 58 Central Davidson 63 50 Western Guilford 54 46 Asheboro 67 54 Burlington-Cummings 43 37 Grimsley 58 57 Randleman 42 58 East Davidson 65 Ta West Davidson 49 79 Ledford 46 62 Central Davidson 69 52 Asheboro 87 61 West Davidson 53 58 Burlington-Cummings 69 Above: Rookie Coach Sink reveals his future plans. Right: Dean Doby shoots for two. Goach Sink 124 Team Ends On Winning Note Left: Co-captains Dean Doby and _ Larry McCluney. Below: Up, up and away. Bottom: JV BASKETBALL TEAM. First Row: Scotton, Parnell, Rorie, McCluney, Doby, For- ester, Lucas. Second Row: Coach Sink, Wright, McDowell, Edmonds,Lambeth, Board, Welch. Baseball Team Finishes Wola L238 Conference Mark Right: Ricky, this is no time for conditioning. Push-ups come in practice. Below: BASEBALL TEAM OF 1971. First Row: D. Gurley, B. Davis, S. Davis, R. Whitaker, R. Lanier, J. Coltrane, Jimmy Brown, S. Hurley. Second Row: Coach Wall, Jerry Brown, S. Roberts, T. Boles, R. Hunt, D; Barnes, KR.) Hovis; J.) Spell; -M; Boylen, I. Hicks, Assistant Coach Brown. 7 e pe TSH Finishes In Runner-Up Spot Left: “The Test,’”’ how fast can you run, Hovis? Top: A job well-done Men! Right: Just one step more. 1971 BASEBALL SCORES Trinity Opponent S Southern Guilford 0 3 Southern Guilford 4 16 Allen Jay 1 9 Allen Jay 5 ) Central Davidson 2 Ae? Western Guilford 4 5 Southwest Randolph 0 8 Eastern Randolph 7 8 Randleman 4 20 Western Guilford 2 8 East Davidson 2 14 Ledford 8 3 Central Davidson D 2 Eastern Randolph 3 11 Southwest Randolph 4 2 Randleman 3 if East Davidson 0 1 West Davidson 2 7 West Davidson 6 6 Ledford 5 127 Fifteen Returning Letterman Should Aid Bulldogs For ’72 Season The 1971 Baseball Team was made up pred- ominantly of juniors and sophomores. The team played tremendously throughout the season and only lost first place by one game, which was on the last day of the season. Since many members of the 1971 Team will return this spring, the 1972 Bulldogs will be expected to finish high in the conference. Experience should pay off for the Bulldogs this year. Top Right: Catcher Stewart Roberts warms-up. Above: Ike Hicks throws another strike. Right: Coltrane throws to first just in time. 128 our Bulldogs Make All Conference Top: Making All Conference for TSH were Ike Hicks, Jerry Brown, Jack Coltrane, Stewart Roberts. Above: Team congratulates Hovis after his home run. 129 Brown, Spell, Hunt, And Hurley Stand out For Bulldogs in TEA Right: Spell warms-up for another strike. Below Left: Brown in familiar position as shortstop. Below Right: Ron Hunt and Steve Hurley show right and left-hand power of the Bulldogs. encima 130 Golf Team e e Finishes In e e Runner-up Position Right: Juniors, Mike Wise and Jeff Johnson play vital role on golf team. Below: GOLF TEAM. R. Kinley, M. Wise, J. Brown, T. Taylor, G. Hutchens, F. Flowers, G. Royals, D. Warren, T. Mitchell, T. Mitchell, J. Johnson, D. Shackleford, D. Manners, G. Lewallen. 131 Team Loses Tournament By Few Strokes The 1971 Golf Team carried high the hopes of TSH. The team finished regular season play in second place. The team compiled a 11-3 record. In the conference tournament the team also finished second. The Bulldogs also took part in the Sectional Tournament. The Sectional Tournament is composed of 2-A, 3- A, and 4-A teams throughout this section. The team is under the capable leadership of Mr. Paul Guthrie and Mr. W.L. Flowers. Top Left: Joining the golf team for the first year were the following: T. Mitchell, R. Kinley, J. Brown, D. Graves, and D. Manners. Bottom Left: Danny Shackelford INSTRUCTS Gary Lewallen on putting techniques. Right: Gary Royals demonstrates the way it should be done. Below Left: Gene Hutchens Below Right: Terry Mitchell Bottom Left: Fred Flowers Bottom Middle: Tommy Taylor Bottom Right: Gary Royals Experience Should Pay Off For Bulldogs In ’72 iraGkewe ann Captures Conference Track Meet Final standings of the conference track meet. Trinity 40 Randleman 34% West Davidson 32 Central Davidson al Ledford 19% East Davidson 10 Southwest Randolph 3 Far Right: Foster throwing the discus. Middle Right: Carson tries his luck with the discus. Right: Steele, Spell, Whitaker, and Richardson — members of the relay team. Bottom Right: Leroy demonstrates the shot. Bottom Middle: J.C. shows the correct way it should be done. Below: THE 1971 CONFERENCE TRACK CHAMPIONS. First Row: Ewings, Richardson, Steele, Rorie, Whitt, McElhannon, Gray, Gurley. Second Row: J. Rorie, Foster, Brown, Phillips, Hayworth, Whitaker, Council, Spell, S. Gray, and Coach Hiatt. Strong Group Back For ’72 The track team had an outstanding season. Leading the way was veteran Arnold Steele. Twelve returning letterman should put the Bulldogs in the thick of the championship race again this year. The Bulldogs won the conference track meet held at Western Guilford. The winning of the conference meet assured TSH of THE ENTERPRISE CUP, which goes to the school with the best sports record. Sandra Spencer Darlene Norfleet Terri Lambeth Cheerleaders Lead Pep Rallies Far Right: Gail Scotton Right: Susan VonCannon Melissa Ingram Sherri White Debbie Hill Vicki Clements, Chief Cheerleaders Help School Spirit At TSH Games The entire cheerleading squad. A Sime for us and What a Sime tt wus. This was a year of happening. Honows and distinction came to some of Us. “eo ane tage rr Junior Attendant, Lynn Cooper, excorted by Mike Wise. Homecoming Attendants Maid of Honor, Debbie Macaluso, escorted by Gene Hutchens. Sophomore Attendant, Jacquelyn Beeson, escorted by Bill Keller. Homecoming Queen, Cindy Aldridge, escorted by Ricky Lassiter. Glee Club Presents “‘My Fair Lady’’ D.W., Debra, and Bob prepare to leave for the ball with Graham’s help. Zelma isn’t running “no charity bazaar.”’ s go to the races! , Let 142 Wf Al Marshals The 1971 Marshals are Brooks Spencer, Cindy Lowe, Dale Ingold, Gary Farlow, Tommy Taylor, Terry Mitchell, Steve Reddeck, Joy Parrish, Betty Stone, Janice Marshall, and not pictured Sheila Bullard. GhicieyiMarshals esLerry Mitchell. Marcio Gomes, son of Fausto and Dorris Gomes, came to Trinity on December 21, from Santos, Brazil. Marcio was Steve Reddeck was chosen by the National Council of Teach- well received and made friends with many TSH students. ers of English as a 1971 runner-up in the Achievement While staying in Trinity, he was living with the Lloyd Awards competition. Taylors. the Beta Club sponsored Marcio’s visit. Faculty Selects WHO’S Jack Coltrane Nancy Edmonds Cindy Aldridge Ricky Foster 144 Gary Farlow Carson Ewings O From Senior Class Ricky Hovis Pam Lester Cindy Lowe Debbie Macaluso Joy Parrish Brooks Spencer 145 The faculty selected Cindy to receive the Daughter of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award because of her service, leadership, and character. Recipient of DAR Award, Cindy Aldridge Boys’ State Nominee Bill Davis represented TSH at Boy’s State which was held at Wake Forest University. MOREHEAD NOMINEES Terry Mitchell Ricky Hovis Gene Hutchens 147 DRC NOMINEE, Debbie Macaluso, was selected by the Athletic Department to represent Trinity. Seniors Receive Many Honors Students That Excel Scholastically HOME ECONOMICS Debbie Fruitt Diane Leonard Sandy White DRAMA Debbie Younts JOURNALISM Ricky Gibbons ART Pam Lester MUSIC Debbie Hill Various = Depart- ments Honor Students DECA Dale Crouse Diane Leonard Sheila Sechrist 149 MATH Dale Ingold Talents Are Many And Varied FRENCH Joy Lawson Marc Kearns Cliff Black Carol Richardson SCIENCE Dale Ingold Penn Reddick Students Recognized For Their Talents BUSINESS Kay Hoover Sharon Hill SOCIAL STUDIES Cliff Black AMERICAN EDUCATION THEME WINNERS Junior, Susan VonCannon Senior, Cindy Lowe Sophomore, Renee Croker OB GN BY OLS sees ae a 1 H tess 1 ty Sr icky Hovis and Cind R the ir class favor 1tl = Ee Miss Mr Mike Key and Lynn Cooper Junior Class Favorites Sophomore Class Favorites Dean Doby and Susan Wood MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Vicki Trogdon. MOST ATHLETIC: Ricky Foster and Marsha Lohr. senior Superlatives Clements and Gary BEST LOOKING: Ricky Hovis and Debbie Macaluso. Seniors Select Nine Couples For Kecognition WITTIEST: Danny Keck and Lois Varner. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Cindy Lowe and Terry Mitchell. ish Hy w o Ay = ce) =) a is S oo a © “o 2 4 =) ion i) 3] — a isa} = q = n O = MN be Yourself MOST COURTEOUS: Brooks Spencer and Steve Reddeck. 4te Pe iy tp a ah rm a . ROUND: Cindy Aldridge and Jack Coltrane. A Time BEST ALL Although the weather may have been a little wet, it didn’t dampen the spirits of anyone that attended the 1971 Jr.-Sr. Prom. The Age of Aquarius proved to be one of the most remembered events at Trinity. aes AL Sime to Gather Hlones Together. Sharing tn the expense of our total school We take this time te recognise our aduerlisers. srs ee a ; Compliments of Seniors of 1972 Polly Hagar Sharon Hill Bob Heilig Kay Hoover Debbie Linthicum Cindy Lewallen Karen Lewis Diane Leonard Cindy Lowe Duane Leach Johnny Nurney Steve Reddeck Sheila Bullard Debbie Spencer Jack Coltrane Cindy Aldridge Sandi Barnette Faye Biggs Tere Bryant Cliff Black Gary Trogdon Dale Warren 160 Donna Bunn Angela Rush Synthia Spencer Nancy Edmonds Gary Farlow Barbara Fol well Kay Hall Ann Grant David Ward Hershel Reddeck Debbie Fruitt Belinda Byrd Marilyn Brown Betty Stone Jimmy Brown Sandra Ashburn Danny Barneycastle Vicki Clements Alan Auman Tommy Coltrane Joseph P. Gamble Jimmy Shore Demp’s Saw and Tool Company, Inc. FOR SOFT CLEAN WATER ---RED JACKET redi soft WATER CONDITIONER Now you can enjoy luxurlous soft water in your home with Red Jacket's new Redi-Soft Water Conditioner. Beautiful- ly styled ‘‘appliance white” cabinet requires less than three square feet of floor space. (Tanks carry 10-year warranty.) So lighten your housekeeping chores — heighten your enjoyment — by letting us install a Red Jacket Redi-Soft Water Con- ditioner now! PRICED AS LOW AS $000.00 Greensboro, N.C. Primm Distributors, Inc. Shore Street High Point, N.C. Phone 432-3513 or 431-4916 MOTOR REWINDING MOTOR REPAIR RED JACKET PUMPS SUBMERGA v) ETRBUMPS: SERVICE AND REPAIR WORK RED JACKET REPAIR STATION WATER CONDITIONING See the boys at PRIMM for your water needs— Clem, Ed, and Lawrence. 161 ae i Ralph’s Frame Works, 9 Inc. Arthur’s Pharmacy P.O. Box 1331 1248 South Main High Point, N.C. 27261 High Point, N.C. 27260 Phone: 431-2168 Phone 883-7955 Builders of Better Frames Huttman Carpet Hurley’s Grocery Sales and Service 4401 South Main High Point, North Carolina Tai ky ING 162 Compliments of MENDENHALL AUCTION Compliments of ARCHDALE AUCTION CO. a “Bedding You Can Rely On” RELIABLE BEDDING CO. 1601 Cloverdale Eien Point, N.C. 27260 Robert Parris, Owner Office 883-0648 7a Every Pool GUILFORD ENTERPRISES 3206 S. Main St. High Point, N.C. 431-4112 © PAINTERS © DECORATORS BOYLES PAINT CONTRACTORS PsOF Boxei4 62 High Points N.Gr 27261 “Commercial — Industrial”’ Phone 888-7291 AMSCO Decorative Fabrice 308 W. Broad Avenue High Point, N.C. 27261 Area 919 883-7121 Compliments of TOBIAS HOBBY CENTER DRIVING RANGE 2711 South Main High Point, N.C. 163 Compliments of MR. MRS. C.H. SPENCER Compliments of W.A. DAVIS MILLING COMPANY LAKEWOOD PAR-3 GOLF COURSE 147 Old Thomasville Rd. High Point, N.C. SS SS SE, Sound Protection — Quality Service — Competitive Rates FLETCHER INSURANCE AGENCY 3216 S. Main St. (Beside Lowe Drug Store) High Point, North Carolina Phone 431-514 431-5212 a precisely right TOM RAYNOR Raynor Paint Aluminum Co. Distributors 3512 South Main St. Archdale, N.C. Phone: 431-5680 : ? fggcision paints Compliments of MIRRO-PRODUCTS High Point North Carolina BAILEY FLOWER SHOP 1905 E. Green Drive High Point North Carolina Phone: 882-1421 ee Compliment of the JAYBIRDS Ee Compliments of ARCHDALE FOODS 2908 South Main Street SSNS NICHOLS CYCLE SALES SERVICE 3510 South Main Street High Point, N.C. 27263 Phone 431-6714 Sense CULLER’S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 3514 South Main St. Archdale, N.C. Phone 431-4321 C.C. Culler SD Compliments of KENNERLY‘S POTTERY WARD SAW SHOP 3601 S. Main Street High Point, N.C. © © Compliments of BUDDY’S AUTO TRIM SHOP —————— ELMO D. MARSH Metropolitan Insurance Consultant Life — Health — Annunities — Groups Office — 919-885-2011 Residence — 919-472-7398 EE ee Compliments of J. RAYFORD COGGINS OHN M. NURNEY E SERVICE AUTO-FIRE-HOMEOWNERS ‘LIFE HEALTH: BONDS. ain atta 165 Expert Body Repair — Complete Auto Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service And Storage Autolite = Triad Automotive Service 136 Dalton Street Don Cooper High Point, N.G2627260 Bus. Phone 885-2764 Res. Phone 431-6823 TUNE-UP SERVICE “People with the right ideas”’ NCNB High Point 164 S.Main Street 779 N. Main Street 1410 W. Green Drive College Village Shopping Center NCNB Thomasville Lyle’s Chevrolet Compliments of Merete Wachovia Bank Trust Company, N.A. ‘‘We know we save you money.” Mobil Chemical Company Pilot Life Insurance Company Wood Finishes Department Industrial Finishes Since 1898 Greensboro, North Carolina ‘““A Good Place To Work And High Point, N.C. A Good Place To Be Insured” Life — Health — Group Scholastic Accident Insurance 167 PICKETT’S MEN’S SHOP “The Thread Shed”’ Randleman, N.C. GAC FINANCE COMPANY 209 North Main Street Phone 885-4046 Loans up to $900 Compliments of STANDARD BARBER SHOP 1554 English Road High Point, N.C. Phone 882-2824 Owner — Max A. Grogan Compliments of JOY NURSERY 103 Melody Lane Thomasville, N.C. Phone 472-7317 Compliments of MARIE FARMS Route 2 Box 316 Trinity, N.C. ROGER’S TRANSMISSION SERVICE Auman Motors Vernon Auman Roger Sheets Phone 431-4214 INGRAM VENDING SERVICE INC. 2424 English St. High Point, N.C. Phone: 888-7990 Comp liments of FARLOW’S FRAME SHOP 168 Compliments of MRS. A.S. RINEHARDT Compliments of LEACH AND WAGNER GU TPELE BODY SHOP Route 5 Box 348 431-3414 GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY High Point, N.C. Compliments of HARRIS MUSIC COMPANY GUILFORD OPTICAL High Point, N.C. Compliments of HOLIDAY MOTOR FULTON’S GROCERY Gas—— Olli Hardware PErinity a NEG 169 1670 English Raod High Point. NC ‘CLEANERS - LAUNDERERS Compliments of ARCHDALE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE “The Friendly Church”’ Compliments of PRINCESS BEAUTY SALON PEAZ AO HORSHOP 431-4113 ARCHDALE FABRICS 4221.5.Main: St. Archdale, N.C. 431-5980 Compliments of ARCHDALE RECREATION CENTER 3905 S. Main St. 431-4611 FURNITURELAND SOUTH INC. Quality Discount Furniture 2411 South Main St. Phone 885-9222 Compliments of NORTH STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY GOFORTH EXTERMINATORS Creators of Quality Termite and Pest Control High Point, North Carolina Furniture [Illustrators Inc. Extends Congratulations To The Trinity Senior High School Student Body For Another Year Of Tremendous Success Dignified Last rites yield tender and abiding memories when directed Personal with experienced good taste. And a final tribute arranged by Service Sechrest is complete in all details, yet within every family’s means. TELEPHONES: h l 892.2555 Sechrest Funeral Home or Since 1897 €N NATIONAL SELECTED 885-2145 é MORTICIANS 1301 E. Lexington Ave. High Point, N.C. MEMBER BY INVITATION 171 Compliments Reid Trailer Sales af Corporation Heritage Furniture Manufacture Heavy Duty Low Bed Trailers Division of Drexel Enterprise Pleasant Garden, N.C. It's the real thing. Coke. Compliments of Wagner Woodcraft Inc. 4627 South Main Street HAZEL WILLIAMS, DECORATOR 30 Years Dependable Flower Service Telephone 431-2101 2018 S. Main Street High Point, N.C. 27263 SEARS-ROEBUCK AND COMPANY High Point, N.C. Compliments of HICKORY SPRING Manufacturing Co. High Point, N.C. Shore and Corporation Boulevard 431-2181 Compliments of THOMASVILLE TIMES Compliments of SCOTT GARTEN Buick-Opel W. ROLAND ALBERTSON, C.L.U. Professional Insurance Planning Phone: Office 882-4556 Home 431-1604 Compliments of CAROLYN FABRICS, INC. NU-PRODUCTS High Point, N.C. 173 CROSSROAD CURBMARKET 1301 Blair Street Thomasville, N.C. ee CHARLIE’S RADIO AND T.V. 512 English Road High Point Phone 885-8916 SE ee Compliments of LUMS “The Family Restaurant”’ Compliments of SHACKLEFORD’S GROCERY Highway 62 Compliments of RICK’S GROCERY AND GRILL Highway 62 East KEARNS TENT AND AWNING 2227 South Main Street High Point, N.C. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of ELLINGTON’S FLORIST High Point, N.C. HALL’S AUTO REPAIR Phone: 431-4282 SEE BCX 201 West Springdale High Point, N.C. 88-21619 Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers and Farm Supplies ee LOWDER SUPPLY COMPANY High Point Road Thomasville, N.C. i EE BICYCLE TOY AND HOBBY SALES 504 North Main High Point, N.C. 888-7933 Schwinn Bicycles SSE HUNTER AND COMPANY High Point, N.C. Compliments of DR. E. MAX SINK Compliments of FARLOW’S ESSO SERVICE EE EE eee Compliments of RICHARDSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE High Point, N.C. eT 174 SMITH AND SHORE OIL COMPANY, INC. Complete Fuel Oil Service Phone 431-2811 Ed Smith Joe Shore Compliments of Tar-Heel Drive-In Theatre Sir Pizza Southgate Shopping Ct. — North Main, High Point 176 Carolina Foam Paper Company Compliments of Serving Furniture Industries In Carolina Spring Inc. North Carolina South Carolina Southern Virginia 882-29928 882-24416 Heilig Roofing Sheet Metal, Inc. Spencer Auto Supply Co. Trinity, North Carolina 27370 Phone: 431-2171 : Save Eden Terrace Wholesale Distributors of Oils, High Point, North Carolina Auto Parts and Supplies 27263 Phone: 431-1144 WELBORN MOTORS, INC. Monaco — Polaro — Coronet — Dart Dodge Trucks 6 National Highway Thomasville, North Carolina Phone: 476-7548 Compliments of ROSE FURNITURE CO. 214-72 (605) Elm High Point, N.C. GRAY’S JEWELRY Diamonds — Watches — Rings 431-2313 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Why Wait To Order Your Class Ring? Order Your Class Ring Today Rings Created by John Roberts JEWEL BOX 2 East Main Street Thomasville, N.C. 27360 Compliments of HI-TRIN of High Point Inc. ELKES INTERIORS Carpet, Tile, Sheet Vinyl, Linoleum Laminated Plastic, Kitchen Cabinets and Counter Tops 1312 N. Main Street High Pointy N.G: Office 882-8725 Residence 431-6902 TWIN OAKS CAR WASH Complete Full Service Car Wash ‘‘See it to Believe it” 2013 N. Main Street High Point, N.C. ROSEVILLE BEAUTY SALON Route 4 Highway 62 Phone 431-4314 Ina Hubbard — Margaret Kindley 178 AUSTIN WELBORN opencer ESSO Service Phone 431-2479 Compliments Ou MR. MRS. W.V. ALDRIDGE Compliments of A FRIEND NEW SOUTH BARBER SHOP 236 S. Main Street FlighsPoint, N.G; Compliments of ARCHDALE BARBER SHOP Compliments of the BeAGKOMITH SHOP Compliments of OAKHILL BARBER SHOP 2108 English Road Phone 883-6801 Henne TRI-AD PAVING CONSTRUCTION Asphalt Driveways Curb Gutter Work Route 2, Trinity Phone 431-6411 179 SHEETS’ GROCERY SERVICE East Fairfield Road High Point, N.C. TRINDALE SAWMILL LUMBER, INC. Route 3 Hill Street High Point, N.C. Owner Operators Elwood Gary Trogdon Bulldozing, Sand Gravel Hauling PONDEROSA BEAUTY SALON Route 3, Hill Street High Point, N.C: Phone 431-5649 Owner Operator — Roberta Trogdon Operator — Frankie Walker “She loves to do long hair’ Compliments of WOOD’S GROCERY WILLIAMS GROCERY SERVICE STATION 4225 South Main Extension High Point, N.C. Compliments of NELSON FRAME WORKS ENGLISH TIRE SERVICE WARD STORE Gas Oile = Groceries a rimiys ING. Phone 431-3044 Where Customers Are First IRIKC hal ANUNUO) SVAILIES 1112 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N.C. Cyrus R- Rich Dale Rich Owner Joe Rich Representatives Sportscars — Foreign Cars 180 Compliments of Anvil Brand Compliments of J.C. Coggins Machine Co. High Point, North Carolina 181 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices — Bloomington, Illinois Ed Monroe i STATE FARM ) @@ SEAN HAAS Sy Auto — Fire — Homeowmers Life Insurance 20912 National Hwy. Bus. 476-4913 Thomasville, N.C. 27360 Res. 431-5428 Compliments of Hudson Studios Hendrix Batting Company 182 1 i A RS SE SE RSE OS EE SESE ES Windy-Hill-Farm D D r ie i i n n k k Compliments of M M O O Atlas Block Co. e e M M 1 i l k k J.H. R.C. Beeson Route 1, Randleman Phone 431-6212 Harold Peele Builders | Laughlin Hosiery Mills Inc. Inc. For all types of Residential Building — Light Commercial Building Route 3 431-2551 Manufacturers of Ladies Seamless Hosiery Randleman, N.C. a A a ee a Se a SRE SET ESET ES SN ES RES RTE SE EE 183 Shop Phone 431-1888 Res. Phone 431-5865 CIRCLE T MOBILE HOME PARK Trailers for rent and spaces Route 1, Box 307 Route 4 Randleman, N.C. (Cedar Square) 431-3157 Expert Wig Styling Permanent Waving Relaxing Hair Cutting SSS? ij DANNY MCDOWELL Compliments of PHILLIPS-FOSCUE Sales Manager Thompson Ford Inc. 118 W. Main Street Thomas ville, N.C. 27360 Bus. Phone 476-7733 SS SSS SSSA T H BARB-B-Q Ei eSG@R frinnener pas Bread and Cake ee SILER FUNERAL HOME, INC. ARTISTIC BEAUTY COLLEGE Phone 476-7724 327% North Main Street Thomasville, N.C. 27360 High Point, N.C. Phone: 882-6415 184 ARCHDALE OIL COMPANY Gas — Fuel Oil — Kerosene Archdale, North Carolina “We give Green stamps” Phone 431-7181 opillman’s Flying Service Home Of Tarheel Sport Parachute Center Training Center For The World’s Parachute Champ Don Rice Learn To Fly, Learn To Jump COMPLIMENTS OF THE FHA a ac 186 dap _e Compliments of K K Nursery Jewel Hoover 431-5104 | Trinity Bulldogs Buy your class ring in the modern manner C. Dewitt Holton Furniture Company George Clements Realtors and Insurance Quality Furniture and Carpets Bob Stephenson 817 South Main Street High Point, N.C. 431-1096 Compliments of Compliments of MARY ALICE SMITH E. LENTON KENNEDY CLOVERLEAF SUPER MARKET R.G. VARNER DOROTHY M. VARNER 2020 South Main EVELYN G. EDWARDS High Point, N.C. EMILY STRONG Professional Color Photography with a personal touch. “Treasures of a lifetime”’ Weddings — Special Occasions Character Studies NELSON PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE | HOUSECRAFT FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of 3114 S. Main, Archdale, N.C. Phone 431-5892 Compliments of Compliments of PLAZA BARBER SHOP ALLRED METAL Sewing Machines — Stereos — Furniture Carpet T T CABINET SHOP THE SEWING CENTER Custom Built Cabinets and Cabinet Tops Singer Authorized Sales Service Rt. 3 Below Tarheel Drive-In High Point, N.C. 230 Sunset Ave. Phone 431-2876 Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Telephone 625-6805 188 @ ( Vhomasville .. .A COMPANY TO GROW WITH Thomasville Furniture Industries is a company to grow with, in one of America’s leading growth businesses. The future is an exciting one. Thomasville offers employment opportunities for both high school and college graduates in a wide variety of skills. For more information contact Personnel Office Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc. An Equal Opportunity Employer Thomasville, North Carolina 189 Compliments of M Builders Phone: 885-2781 High Point, N.C. 190 Compliments of Southern Chrysler-Plymouth South’s Best Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 901 South Main Street High Point, N.C. NAPA Genuine Parts Company 235 SeiMaineot, 885-8435 200 Steele St. 885-4131 885-0128 Spencer’s Red Dot 302 Trindale Road Archdale, N.C. Thompson Ford, Inc. “Thomasville’s Oldest, Most Reliable Automobile Agency” “More Than 35 Years A Thomasville Ford Dealer”’ Telephone — All Depts. — 476-7733 Davidson Farm Equipment “Davisdon County’s Oldest Ford Tractor Dealer” Compliments of BYRD’S FOOD STORE ‘‘Where old friends meet’”’ Archdales NG: 192 Compliments of the Following Sophomores Bob Ingram Marcia Hill Diane Hughes Charles Lineberry Faron McMahan Norma Nelson Say Pe 7 Lynn Welborn Trinity Self-Service Patricia Trotter Joy Lawson | Susan Wood “The Scotchman’s Paradise”’ Sheryle Waters Sherry White Jacquelyn Beeson Larry Bouldin Myrtle Folwell Bambie Fowler Kenneth McDowell Ginger Kluttz Rhonda Cranfard Carolyn Culbreth Archdale Soda Shop Archdale, N.C. Five Locations 247 S. Main 1530 N. Main 906 N. Main 1710 N. Centennial 2517.0 Main 193 There’s iViore to urlington than fabric Local Burlington Operations: Globe Furniture, High Point Fabrics Hess Goldsmith Co. Hillcrest Plant Burlington Yarn Company. Gig Burlington Industries, Inc. EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ‘ An Equal Opportunity Employer 194 Devon W. Smith Representative of Herff Jones Class Rings Announcements Caps and Gowns Graduate Service Five Locations High Point Kannapolis Charlotte Asheboro Greenville, Tenn. Phone: 88-54514 =| eS i Sn == SSS SS wala =) Compliments of INDIAN HEAD HOSIERY An Indian Head Company Compliments of CRESCENT FORD, INC. EMERYWOOD STUDIO 5 Hillcrest Place High point Bridal Portraits Wedding Story Casuals Photographic Oil Paintings FAIRFIELD GOLF CLUB 31% miles east of Archdale Highway 62 9 hole fees available Weekdays — 1.25 2.50 Weekend — 1.50 3.00 DIAMOND PRINTING, LTD. R.A. Hoover, Owner R.A. Hoover, President Business Phone 431-6919 Trindale Rd. — P.O. Box 1161 High Point, N.C. TERRY’S AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALE 2300 S. Main St. HighiPoint, N:Gaee27263 CASARD FURNITURE PHOTO GRAPHIC ARTS Wedding Pictures Portraits, Passports Catering Service Invitations Thomasville, N.C. Phone 476-7371 Southgate Shopping Center 196 Johnnie Tommy Susie me ry ey Oe Po ESsBRADYeBUNGH Wanda Cynthia Jeanette SoS eZ Compliments of RUSSELL SIMMONS LUMBER COMPANY MOORE BROTHERS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Charter Bus Service torsC, GA, VA And District of Columbia Phone: 888-7215 HALL PRINTING COMPANY High Point, North Carolina o-oo n Dealers — Crane — Hooker Elderbrock — Holley PERFORMANCE ENTERPRISES 4223 South Main High Point, North Carolina Jerry Tucker Phone 431-4011 Compliments of FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK ENGLISH RD. FABRIC CENTER 2108 English Rd. High Point, N.C. Quality Fabric at Reasonable Prices Special Prices to Students and School Groups The TRINHIAN Staff would like to express appreciation to Terry Smith, Jack Coltrane, Debbie Burton, and Debbie Linthicum for their assistance on the 1972 TRINHIAN. SS SE EE ES TE SE TERT SEER ED TSE OEE ED Compliments of MICHELLE BOWMAN — CLASS OF 1970 LAURA BOWMAN — CLASS OF 1978 197 Compliments of T-VILLE TELEVISION COMPANY BRILEY FURNITURE COMPANY Thomasville, N.C. Compliments of the Following Juniors Compliments of Randy Patton Sherman Hancock Rhonda Stradley Marlene Coggins DR. LEONARD O. FARLOW Gladys Lundy Joanne English Scott Forrester WILSON’S SHOE STORE ye 85 FS Yans 4 Farmer 5 . ’ Rebbins Ss Ne eer “The Studio With Young Ideas”’ Sullivan’s Studio Specializing in Weddings Location Photography Portraits Southgate Shopping Center High Point, N.C. 27260 Phone 882-1913 Compliments of DURACLEAN SERVICE Trexler Appliance Carpet Upholstering Cleaning S ervice Romie Collins 3813 South Main St. Archdale, N.C. 431-4006 ARCHDALE CLEANERS Expert Cleaning Service Phone 431-2915 3401 S. Main St. High Point 198 Acme Sample Books, Inc. 2410 schirra place p.o. box 1588 Inel points nex 7263 telephone 88-20155 Serving The Swatch Sampling Needs Of These Industries Upholstery — Furniture — Hosiery — Textile Bulldogs are great! 199 Highland Motors Olds — Cadillac 805 North Main Street Sales — Service — Leasing Davis Feed Supplies Purina Chows Office Phone 431-2311 Robert Davis Phone High Point — 431-3154 Glen Monogram Service Bill and Doris Harvell 713 North Main Street High Point, N.C. All types of Monogrammings and Embroidery Compliments of Influential Incorporated Varsity % Manufacturers of Fine Hosiery D ivision MA-RO Hosiery Corporation 425 Mangum St. H f Ha Chicken ome of Happy High Point, N.C. 2410 N. Main St. ee SF A 200 Article XXVI Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age. Section 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. “In leaving us — these gifts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States, leaves with us. Will we take them, Mr. President? Will we have, now, the sense and the responsibility and the courage to take them?” From Eulogy in the rotunda by Senator Mike Mansfield. “No one would contend that an 18 year old, like anyone else, should not be wiser tomorrow than he is today, but let us not tarry with yesterday. Let us set forth the arrow for North Carolina’s House of Tomorrow.” From Address_ to General Assembly by Representative John Randolph Ingram, author of House Bill 736, which ratified for North.Carolina as the 37th State the 18 year old vote. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF TRINITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Sales Rentals Top Hat Formals, Inc. Specializing in Weddings 1316 North Main Street High Point, N.C. 27262 Faye Howard Phone 886-4907 Compliments of Compliments of Henry J. York Insurance 1916 South Main Street High Point, N.C. Phone 882-2615 202 Senior CURT ALBERTSON F.F.A. 2; Folk Music 3; Bus Driver 2,3. JIMMY ALBERTSON F.F.A. 2,3,4; Folk Music 3; DECA 4; Bus Driver 2; TRINHIAN Staff 2. CINDY ALDRIDGE Student Council 3,4; Keyettes 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3; Glee Club 3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 3,4; Majorettes 3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. MIKE ALLEN Boss Club 3,4; Key Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.F.A. 2; Band 2,3,4. MIKE ARMENTROUT SANDRA ASHBURN Keyettes 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; TRINHIAN Staff 4. ALAN AUMAN Boss Club 3,4; DECA 4. CYNTHIA BALL Anchor Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Library 4; Folk Music 3; Bus Driver 3,4. DOUG BAME Monogram Club 3; F.F.A. 3. SANDRA BARNETT DANNY BARNEYCASTLE Student Council 2,4; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4. FAYE BIGGS Glee Club 3. CLIFF BLACK Leo Club 3,4; Beta Club 4; French Club 3. TOMMY BOLES Monogram Club 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Bus Driver 2,3,4; J.V. Football 1; Baseball 3. MAX BOULDIN Student Council 4; Boss Club 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2. LINDY BROOKS Boss Club 4. ERRY BROWN Boss Club 3,4; Leo Club 4; Art Club 3; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 2,3,4. JIMMY BROWN Monogram Club 2,3,4; Library 4; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. MARILYN BROWN Anchor Club 4; French Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4. TERE BRYANT Keyettes 4; French Club 2,3,4; Art Club 4. SHEILA BULLARD Student Council 2; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. DONNA BUNN Anchor Club 2,3,4; DECA 4. CATHY BURROW Anchor Club 4; Junior Play. DEBBIE BURTON F.H.A. 2,3; Glee Club 2,3. Directory KEITH BURTON Boss Club 4; DECA 3,4. BELENDA BYRD Keyettes 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4. DIANE CAMPBELL Anchor Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2; Glee Club 2. HILDA CLARK DECA 4. ; VICKI CLEMENTS Keyettes 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4. CINDY COLTRANE Anchor Club 3,4; French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; DECA 3; Bus Driver 3,4. DIANNE COLTRANE French Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2. JACK COLTRANE Student Council 4; Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French 2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4. NEAL COLTRANE Art Club 3; F.F.A. 2,3; Library 3; Glee Club 2,4. TOMMY COLTRANE Office Worker 4. JAN COOK F.H.A. 2,3; Glee Club 4; DECA 4; Bus Driver 2,3,4. LARRY COUNCIL Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 2,3; Track 2,3. FRANKIE CROTTS DALE CROUSE French Club 3, F.B.L.A. 3; DECA 4. MIKE DAILEY EPA. 3,4. LARRY DARR Student Council 3,4; Boss Club 3,4; Key Club 4; French Club 2; Art Club 2; TRIHIAN Staff 2,3. BILLY DAVIS Student Council 3,4; Boss Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Science 3,4; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. MARK DAVIS Boss Club 4; French Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Library 3,4. DEBBIE DICKERSON Keyettes 2; Library 4; Folk Music 3; Glee Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4. HAROLD DIXON DWIGHT DOBBINS Library 4. ROY DUNNING NANCY EDMONDS Student Council 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; TRINHIAN Staff 4, Editor 4; Sweetheart Repre- sentative 2,3. 203 Cumby Mortuary WADE H. CUMBY CHAPEL MEMBER THE ORDER Telephone 885-5045 P.O. Box 509 Chestnut Dr. At Broad Ave. High Point, North Carolina 27261 Compliments of Trindale Barber shop UNITED CREDIT CORPORATION Personal Loans 210 E. Washington Drive High Point, N.C. 882-1417 882-1418 WILLIAMS’ FLOWERS AND GIFTS 2012 English Road High Point, N.C. Compliments of HIGH POINT BANK TRUST COMPANY Compliments of CAROLINA CONTAINER 204 Senior ROBERT ELLIOTT Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Library 3. CARSON EWINGS Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 2,3. GARY FARLOW Student Council 2; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2; Science 2,3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 3; Junior Marshal. FRED FLOWERS Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 3; TAC 4; Golf 2,3,4; Chess Club 3, President. BARBARA FOLWELL French Club 2; Art Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Glee Club 4; DECA 4. RICKY FOSTER Student Council 3; Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Art Club 3; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4. CONNIE FORESTER FRED FRANK Leo Club 3,4; French Club 3; TRINHIAN Staff 2,3. DEBBIE FRUITT Per As4. JOHNSIE GILMER ANN GRANT Keyettes 2,3,4; Beta Club 3; French Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; OW Shs Buia LARRY GRAY Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3; Varsity Football 2,3; Band 2,3,4. STEVE GRAY Monogram Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. AUDREY GREENE Keyettes 2,3; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4; Drama 4. WANDA GRIFFIN Anchor Club 3. POLLY HAGAR Beta Club 4; TAC 4; Drama Club 2. KAY HALL Hepa Aeras ROGER HARRIS JAC HAYNES Student Council 2,4; Boss Club 4; Key Club 3,4, President; French Club 2. DAN HEDGECOCK Boss Club 4; Art Club 2,3; F.F.A. 2; Glee Club 4; Bus Driver 2. BOBBY R. HEILIG Monogram Club 2,3,4; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4. DEBBIE HELMS Anchor Club 3,4; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 2,4; Bison Berets 2,3; Red Cross Youth Volunteer 2,3,4; Grounds. Committee 3; Guidance Counselor Worker 2,3. IKE HICKS Student Council 4; Boss Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Directory TRINHIAN Staff 3; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4. DEBBIE HILL Student Council 2; Keyettes 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary; Art Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; DECA 4, Secretary, Miss DECA; TRINHIAN Staff 4; Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Co-chief; Prom Committee 3. SHARON HILL F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 4; Office Worker 3. CARLTON HOLMES Glee Club 1; Bus Driver 3. MIKE HONEYCUTT Leo Club 3; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4. KAY HOOVER Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 4. RICKY HOVIS Student Council 4, President; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Pres- ident; Varsity Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain; J.V. Basketball 2,3, Captain; Baseball 2,3,4; Class President 3. ALLEN HOWARD Por A, 3,4. KEN HOYLE Library 2. DORIS HUNT WANDA HUNT F.B.L.A. 3,4; DECA 4; Office Worker 4. GENE HUTCHENS Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Key Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; J.V. Basketball 2; Golf 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4. WANDA IKNER Anchor Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Library 3; Glee Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4. DALE INGOLD Beta Club 3,4; Science 2,3,4; Library 2,3. BILL INGRAM Boss Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Art Club 3; Prom Committee 3. ERIC IVERSON F.F.A. 4; Journalism 3; BULLDOG TALES 3; Bus Driver 4; Varsity Football 4. JOANNE JACKSON Anchor Club 3; Glee Club 2,3,4. DEBBIE JOHNSON DECA 4. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Student Council 2,3; Keyettes 2; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 3; Journal- ism 3; Glee Club 2; Cheerleaders 3; Modern Dance 3; Model- ing Association 2. CONNIE JONES French Club 2,3. 7 PETER JUCKER French Club 3; Science 2; TAC 3; Library 3; Folk Music 2. CHRISTY KEARNS PBA. 2,3,4;) DEGA 3,4. 205 MANN’S DEPENDABLE DRUG NO. 6 Fairfield Plaza Shopping Center High point, N.C. Phone 431-1149 A A TOYOTA SALES 320 South Main Street High Point, N.C. The inside story of Duke Power and the environment. HO ee ee ne If you’re concerned about the environment, you’ll be glad to know we are, too. And to tell you what we’re doing about it, we’ve prepared a colorful booklet on the subject. Ask your local Duke Power office for a copy. i ARCHDALE PRINTING COMPANY INC. 303142 South Main Street Archdale, N.C. Phone 431-5310 Thomas M. Wiley, Manager Compoiments of CEDAR SQUARE BARBER SHOP Hours: 12:00 — 8:00 Sat: 8:00 — 6:00 phone: 432-6715 CEDAR SQUARE GROCERY Gas, Groceries, Hardware Route 3, High Point, N.C. 431-2213 ARCHDALE MATTRESS COMPANY P.O. Box 4245 224 Trindale Road Archdale, N.C. ELECTRONIC MART T.V. — Sales Service RCA — Zenith — Sylvania 888-4255 Compliments of HI-LITE OF HIGH POINT Ub ODYeoHOr Route 5 Box 348 431-3414 Compliments of ARCHDALE HARDWARE VICK PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY 120-122 Church Avenue High Point, N.C. 882-8425 206 Senior DANNY KECK Boss Club 3,4, President 4; Key Club 3,4; Art Club 3; Journal- ism 3; BULLDOG TALES 93; J:V Basketball” 25) Prom Committee. BILL KELLER Student Council 2,4, Vice-President 2; Boss Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; French Club 3; F.F.A. 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Class Officer 2. KATHY KINLEY . Anchor Club 4; French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Glee Club 4; DECA 3; Bus Driver 3,4. MIKE KIVETT Leo Club 4; French Club 3. KATHY LAWSON Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4; Glee Club 2; DECA 4. DUANE LEACH Leo Club 3. DIANE LEONARD Art Club 3; F.B.L.A. 2; Journalism 3; BULLDOG TALES 3; Library 3; DECA 3,4 Vice-President 4. PAM LESTER Beta Club 3; French Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Art Club 2,3,4, President 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; TAC 3,4; Folk Music 4, Vice- President 4; Glee Club 3,4. CINDY LEWALLEN Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 4. GARY LEWALLEN Monogram Club 3; Library 3; DECA 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Golf 3. KAREN LEWIS DECA 4. DEBBIE LINTHICUM F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4; Miss Trinity Contestant 2,3,4. MARK LOHR Student Council 4; Boss Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. MARSHA LOHR Student Council 2,3; Keyettes 4; Anchor Club 2; Beta Club 3; Monogram Club 3,4; French Club 2; Glee Club 3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Homecoming Representative 2,3,4. TERRY LOHR Boss Club 3,4; French Club 3; Art Club 3; DECA 3,4. CINDY LOWE Student Council 2; Keyettes 3,4; Anchor Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4. DEBBIE MACALUSO Keyettes 3, Treasurer, 3; F.T.A. 4; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4; Glee Club 4; Miss Trinity Pageant; Homecoming Attendant 2,3, Representative 4. JANICE MARSHALL Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2; TRINHIAN Staff 3. MIKE MCKINNEY WAYNE MESSER DECA 4; Bus Driver 3,4. Directory PEGGY MILLER F.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Folk Music 4; Glee Club 4; DECA 4; Class Officer 3. PHILIP MILLER Boss Club 4. TERRY MITCHELL Student Council 2,3; Boss Club 4; Key Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Golf 2,3,4. MAX NANCE Beta Club 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 2,3,4. DEBBIE NICHOLSON French Club 3,4; Folk Music 4; Glee Club 3,4. JOHNNY NURNEY Boss Club 4; French Club 2,3; J.V. Basketball 2. DONNA OWENS Student Council 4; Library 4; DECA 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. PATSY PAINTER Anchor Club 3; Library 4. JOY PARRISH Beta Club 2,3,4; Band 2. KATHY PARRISH Anchor Club 3; DECA 4. TROY PARRISH F.B.L.A. 3,4; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4; DECA 4. VICKIE PAUL French Club 4; Art Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Folk Music 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; DECA 4; Prom Committee. DEBBIE PEELE F.HLA. 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4. TONI PIERCE HERSHEL REDDECK Leo Club 4; French Club 2,3. STEVE REDDECK Student Council 2; Boss Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Marshal. BEVERLY REECE Anchor Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4. SUZANNE RICHARDSON Anchor Club 2; French Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Office Worker 2: Library 3. PENN RIDDICK Beta Club 3,4. TONY RIDGE Art Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 2,3,4. JUDY RIGGS Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; F.T.A. 4. STEWART ROBERTS Student Council 2,3; Boss Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. e LEROY RORIE Leo Club 3,4; Varsity Football 2,3; Track 2,3. MONZEL ROYAL Pr A. 3,4. Hite OReROCERY Route 8 Greensboro, N.C. SPENCER-PARLIER BROS. INC. 2515 S.Main ot. High Point, N.C. Phones 882-4822 884-8340 CRESCENT UPHOLSTERY COMPANY Route 3 High Point, N.C. GARROLI Bo BAU TYsoHOR Route 5, Box 82 High Point, N.C. Helen Carroll — Operator Phone 885-4391 WHITEHOUSE BARBECUE Phone 888-6446 Compliments of THE AMIE BEAUTY SALON Owner — Nancy Tucker Phone: 883-0210 Compliments of NEWTON’S GULF Highway 62 Archdale, N.C. ROYALS INSURANCE AGENCY H. Clay Royals Auto — Fire — Life 431-1914 Residence 431-3882 431-2212 Phone Compliments of Tex-Elastic Corp. Welborn Plumbing and Heating Company 1607 Ward Street High Point, North Carolina Senior GARY ROYALS Monogram Club 3,4; Golf 3,4; Band 2. ANGELA RUSH Keyettes 2,3. ODELL RUSH Leo Clubs; F.FeAy 2: RONNIE RUSH F.F.A. 3,4; DECA 4; Bus Driver 2,3. JANICE SHAW Anchor Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4. DAVID SHERRILL JIMMY SHORE Boss Club 3,4; Art Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3; F.F.A. 2; TRINHIAN Staff 3,4; Varsity Football 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3. BROOKS SPENCER Student Council 2,4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Band 4; Majorettes 2,3,4. DEBBIE SPENCER Anchor Club 2; Beta Club 3; French Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4. SANDRA SPENCER Student Council 2; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4. SYNTHIA SPENCER Keyettes 4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 4, Editor 4. CHERYL SMITH French Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4. TERRY SMITH Monogram Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 2,3; TRINHIAN Staff 4; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4. WALTER STANLEY Student Council 4; Boss Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4. ARNOLD STEELE Student Council 3; Leo Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. BETTY STONE 4; Anchor Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2,3; .H.A. 1,2,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 3,4. TOMMY TAYLOR Student Council 2; Boss Club 4; Key Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Golf 2,3. JACKIE THOMAS Anchor Club 2: TAG 4. RICHARD THOMAS Boss Club 3,4; Leo Club 4; Art Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Journalism 3; BULLDOG TALES 3; DECA 3,4; J.V. Football 2. CYNTHIA TILLOTSON DECA 4. BRENDA TRIPLETTE Anchor Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; Bus Driver 3. GARRY TROGDON Boss Club 3; Key Club 3; F.F.A. 3; Folk Music 3; Glee Club 3; DECA 4; Class Officer 4. 208 | Directory BILLY TROTTER F.F.A. 4; Bus Driver 2. LOIS VARNER Keyettes 4; Anchor Club 4; French Club 3; Art Club 4; TAC 4; Folk Music 4; Glee Club 3,4; DECA 4; Bus Driver 3,4; TRINHIAN Staff 3. GREG WADE Leo Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; DECA 4. RICK WALL Art Club 4; TAC 4. DEBBIE WALKER Keyettes 3,4; French Club 3,4; Folk Music 3; Glee Club 4; DECA 4. JOEY WALKER DAVID WARD F.F.A. 4; DECA 3; Bus Driver 2. AUSTIN WARREN BeEcA.. 23,4: DALE WARREN Student Council 2,4; Boss Club 4; Key Club 4; Monogram Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4; TRINHIAN Staff 4; Golf 3,4; Basketball Statistician 2,3,4. JODY WELBORN Boss Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4: French Club 4; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Track 1. PAM WHITAKER Keyettes 3; F.H.A. 2,3; TAC 4. CATHIE WHITE French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2; TAC 3; Folk Music 3; Glee Club 3,4, MARSHALL WHITE F.F.A. 3,4; Science 2,3,4; Journalism 4; BULLDOG TALES 4: Folk Music 3; Glee Club 4. SANDY WHITE F.T.A. 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Band 1. HAROLD WHITT DECA 3,4. LYNN WILLIAMS _ Anchor Club 3,4; French Club 2,3. Compliments of United Daires White’s Texaco Service Complete car service Wax jobs with mirror glaze finish Operated by Lester White Corner of Highway 311 and 62 Archdale, North Carolina Phone 431-3415 209 A North Carolina schoolhouse, typical of the ones in use when Union School was established in 1832 Duke University Wasn’t Born Yesterday. Duke University isn’t a young school. It began in 1832 as Union School, located in Randolph County and destined to become Trinity College, Trinity High School, and eventually, Duke University. In the 1939 edition of The Trinhian, Duke University joined Trini- ty Senior High School in paying tribute to their mutu- al founders. The educators who established Union School and later Trinity College prepared the way, through their devotion to the highest educational ideals, for the emergence of Duke as a university of national stature, dedicated to the same ideals and determined to provide increasing opportunities for learning. Today, Duke University again expresses gratitude to its forefathers and at the same time salutes Trinity Senior High School, in whose progress the University feels a very special pride. Duke University Durham, North Carolina GOSH THANKS It’s very hard to tell someone exactly how much hard work, time, and patience goes into the making of an annual. For those who made the 1972 TRINHIAN a success, it’s only a first-hand experience. We would like to thank every member of the staff for time spent to this year’s annual. We would also like to thank the students for their coopera- tion. A special thanks goes to the faculty for understanding our many interruptions during their classes. Appreciation goes to Mr. J. R. Coggins, Principal, and Mrs. Hilda Brady, Secretary, for their working with the staff. If not for the services of Photographic Arts, Marsh Studios, 7a VAI Nelson Photography, School Pictures, Inc. Hudson Studios, THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE, THE TIMES, Rev. Ralph Holcomb, Ken Batton, Larry Brown, and Mrs. Betty Hemmings, the TRINHIAN would not have been a success. Last but not least, we would like to thank Mr. Roy Allen for serving as our advisor. The time has come for us to give our last thanks to every- one who had a part in the 1972 TRIHIAN. 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