Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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Satisfaction uaranteed what sfwd 1g Q ha.. M ,,., !!,4N X m..,, W K V! fwmms , X Drum major, Dottie Skidmore, stands patiently as the Blue Crew plays the Star Spangled Banner during pre-game kstioities. 10 Hawime Entertainers in the The Blue Crew afvgdrdde Mr. I iii, 4 GHTING BULLDOGS arrival of the FI I t was somewhat hectic during hawime at each Trinity High School foothall game, hut each hamime was made enjoyahle hecause of certain class acts. Spectators depended on concession stand operators for thirst quenching drinks, delicious candy, hot buttery popcorn, and juicy hot dogs. The audience also looked forward to a terrifc performance hy the Trinity High Marching Band. A oihrant color guard added an extra flair to a most spectacular hand. Supportive fans at all home football games thoroughly enjoyed all high stepping hawime performances. I-Ialftime at Trinity was not just a placid lull in a foothall game. Excellent entertainment was provided for super crowds. Satisfaction for all spectators was truly guaranteed. 'il Opposing cheerleaders join forces with Trinity's cheerleaders while watching the Blue Crew perform Topaz .

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Eddie Todd is missing out on his usual THE E IS 3- Eoeryhody knew that the faculty, staff and administrators looked forward to weekends, hut when the hell rang at 3:03 on Fridays, the looks on students' faces showed that they were especially ready for a wild and wonderful weekend! On Friday nights, most Trinity High students went to hallgames, pizza hangouts, and parties. Others enjoyed going uptown cruising Main Street. For some people, Friday nights meant going to work either at a fast food restaurant or a department store. Because Friday evenings turned into Saturday mornings, many students spent Saturdays sleeping late. Later, they washed that special car, went shopping, or drooe to work. Saturday nights usually meant going to the mooies with a special guy or girl, attending a wild party or spending a wonderful night uptown. On Sundays, most people attended the church of their choice, while others slept late. In the afternoon, students enjoyed going on country rides, playing foothall with friends, or M. 'wp E ,,M,.f5:? i.,1,?gff--, v Q is -'JK5'fT'w,,.sft' K usage -f h HERE Kelly Hall is husy shopping for that perfect parties hy working at Sir Pizza. Couples from Trinity High School know how to haue fun on the weekends. 12 Weekends spending the day with relatives. sweater at Belk's in Westchester Mall, These guys are having a good time playing foothall on a Sunday a ternoon Darin Myers and jeff Easter lead the way to success.