Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Doug Pitts exhibits his enthusiasm as he watches the kinds of pep rallies he remembers when he was still a Trinity student. Trinily Greels Ex-Sludenls Trinity welcomed all ex-students back to its campus on Friday, Oct. 29, to join with her present student body in the pep rally activities. The 1776 Thespian Troupe sponsored a tea for all ex-Thespians after the pep rally with Mrs. Beverly Brown doing the honors. The appearance of some of Trinity's ex- notables added a boost of enthusiasm to the day's events. 7 K X W Above: Cindy Royal sneaks a sly look at Tommy Koen. Left: First THS Homecoming Queen, Jody Christopherson, is called to the center court in recognition and is greeted by Alana Nichols, member of the 1971 Homecoming Court.

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Norma Smith, Cindy King, and Julie Hyde enjoy their luxury ride around Pennington Field during the half time activities. Homecoming Queen, Phyllis Coffman, arranges her bouquet as she prepares to board her waiting limousine to lead her court around the field. Pam Kerns, Alana Nichols, and Lynn Erikson, still awed by all the excitement, exchange thoughts while they are chauffeured around the stadium.

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Dance Rounds Oui Week Of Aeiiviiies The event that concluded the Homecoming Day's activities 00mP9fin9 f0f the h0n0f- The d600l'3fi0n5 followed H SPECS 399 was the post-game dance held in the feteria. As it has been in idea based OH the main H0l'l16C0min9 theme Of A Gale into the previous years' the activity was gpgnggred by the Student The Years To Come. The excitement lasted until 1:00 a.m. Council. STEEL, a local group, furnished the music. The band with the l'9fl'9ShmBI1fS fUfI1iSh0d bv the PSTA- had been chosen previously in the year out of three who were Drandruff! Paul Pence, Charnell Hidmtower, Pam Ksrns, and Bill Scott. 2 2 STEEL provided the music for the Homecoming Dance. Oh, they didn't! Mr. Troy Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Murray.