Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Firsl Accomplishments The immortal story of Scrooge, A Christ- mas Carol, was presented by the Trinity Troubadours to promote the Christmas Spirit. The play starred Mike Ryan in the role of Scrooge, but the majority of other characters were beginning drama students. Three performances were given plus a special performance at South Hurst Elementary. The play was directed by Miss Jane Thomas, an outstanding credit in her favor since it was her first production. Fl Qfheiseeaas Clarsel fi .I gf 'V' ,sg we ' -4 an g i y u Scrooge lNlike Ryanl professes his Bah, humbug! attitude as his apprentice, Bob Cratchett lAndy Vinsonl looks on, unable to change his mind. ' 'srl Y T Ai 5 , 5 ! I . S L 4 -- ' 3' i i QQ fxhyf f i ?1 ,H- Q r' P , . 1 i I , 1 'Q me 74 1 Scrooge and the ghost of Christmas Past, lPat Taylorl gaze into old memories of Mr. Fezziwig's lTim Rhodesl Christmas party.

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inf But, Mrs. Brown, when he sits up the audience can't see me. crooge Joins Odd Couple as ai nzmnv man SCHOOL i 3 4 ,Ps ills ' il Leo V, t ly i 2 5 l l Trinity's second year of 1776 theaters opened with Odd Couple , a three act comedy by Neil Simon. A new innovation was added by using double casts. On Friday, Oct. 22, Jimmy Parker and Clyde lVlc- Cullar headlined the show by playing the characters of Felix and Oscar, two divorcees who decide to live together-one a cronic perfec- tionist and the other a confirmed slob. On Saturday, Oct. 30, the play remained the same but with a change in cast members. This time, Harvey Norman and Joe Sowell took the lead roles. There were also separate sets of minor characters for each night. The play was performed by Mrs. Beverly Brown's Drama 3 and 4 classes under her direction in Trinity's cafeteria. Joe Sowell and Harvey Norman. ,f Greg Wall pauses for a minute of silent meditation while Tim Rhodes gazes I'm sorry l had to be the one to tell you, kid, but there just fearfully at the audience. aren't any fold-outs in Popular Mechanics. Jimmy Parker and Clyde McCulIar.

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Don'l Drink the Water Joins Mike Ryan labovel is converted into a Texas ambassador while Ronnie Carpenter tbelowl exhibits what happens after a little grease paint and spirit gum. , To share the outrageously funny adventures of 2j04'g jig a Jewish famiIy's European vacation, one needed ' .. -..i,- E only to attend a performance of Woody Allen's - i i DON'T DRINK THE WATER. l The play was performed as a dinner theater in fllcffw I the cafeteria with members of FHA serving as X3 .V , T, V hostesses. Dinner, served by candlelight, was 1 ' complemented by fine entertainment supplied by l ,,517'5f,f 'UT l r i A. 5 talented students. . , ..,, f I X Some of the characters were double cast, f F K . W 1 giving more students the opportunity to perform. 1 Mrs. Beverly Brown directed with her usual flair f ff. .3--Hia and ability. The F.B.l.'s most wanted. fer' En f , -L, ' . . 1 .' 4 ,MQ , N ' - 395 ' A , in . V i S . Q i rl 1 s , r V. if r I ,E , 5 rf . 42 -ef ,A ,. . K MM A ' S V I . A , 2 Q , :gr ,l V , i Monkey see, monkey do? Pam Huff and Laura Gonzales. .EM - , -4 if