Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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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.

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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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