Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Rau. I gl si? s DOUG PHILLIPS - Head Photographer ' . QIQ ..,..,,... .. , .Z I NN. Photography Staff The photographers have the challenge of working with the PALANTIR, annual staff, and local newspapers. Next year, a photography course will be offered to a limited number of students. Photographers are Doug nington, and Joe Rhodes. Mr. John Pogue is sponsor. Uh, Jerry?? I47 Phillips, Jerry Sorrell, Rod Pen-

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Junior Achievement Trinity High, with its ninety mem- bers, has more students participating in Junior Achievement than any other school. ln this organization, students learn about all the phases of business. These include: learning the procedures involved in forming a company, sell- ing stocks, producing and selling a product, and liquidating. J. A. has activities such as dances and trips to Regional and National Con- ferences. J. A. also offers scholarships. Palanfir Sf ff iff K b 5 t rcrf s s 36 i , awzw, 5 Q Y K 47 63 f x N X ,ft f -X V X - PM The PALANTIR is organized and produced by the students of Journalism 3 and 4. It is published every other wee informing the students of school events and dates. Miss Cheta Henderson is advisor of the PALANTIR and Leslie Jones, editor.

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Attendance Workers Attendance Office assistants collect attendance cards for each class period, They also help attendance clerks in their daily struggle to account for all absences, -rf-,w,5,7:,,,,,.:,s,5.,,-is ..... , K. Switchboard Help PBX assistants keep Trin- ity's wires from getting crossed. These girls learn the art of switchboard operation, , ,,MWfW4, 51, fsf,w,1,,f iflfiiif EEHiifiififfiifffrifiil 5, .. 2' .ami f ,A ta 5 d irsrr Office Workers Office workers relay incoming messages from the administration building to all points on campus, The personnel is also available to assist visitors and parents, N vas.