Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Mainlenance fall Jacks ol all Trades ...I Standing: Vaughn, Callahan, Ussery, Blevins, Thorton, Fielder, Moore. Seated: Vaughn, Usery, Watkins, Thorton, Moore. The chore of maintaining the build- ings and the campus of Trinity is mon- umental. The maintenance staff respon- sible for this is small and dedicated. The magnitude of the upkeep on a school the size of Trinity is astounding, and few people realize the work involved. The maintenance staff is seldom men- tioned, and at this time the Annual Staff wishes to acknowledge the dedica- tion of these people and express our thanks and appreciation. xg -ii igi ll E It ll 1' Mui. flies Neither rain, sleet, or snow delays Mrs. Watkins on her daily route.

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Secret ries upply .,f.f3 ,- I, K f -'N -Nw .,f .,, ,. , g K? ' kiln I . L ' it .J . ' N , K 1 kr J L If gL.. , 2 1 Q 'W A X fs .ffn.e1,.se - f ff-f N. s - Mrs. Paula Wilson adds the feminine touch to Mr. Murray's office. Mrs. Katie Linsteadt with her proverbial, May I help you, please. Behind lhe cenes Aclion Mrs. Linda Spradlin provides invaluable , aid as a typist and as supervis of a - I ,fp departmental book store. If f J Mrs. Paula Wilson, the principal's secretary, will complete her iff WV' Mfj second year at Trinity this spring. Her duties as lead secretary ff ' GX, f include sorting the principal's correspondence, arranging his f I of ' appointments, and organizing the stock of office supplies. L , aufb ' As PBX operator and cashier, Mrs. Katie Linsteadt is confronted L - ' . daily with students paying various fees. Mrs. Linsteadt also assistsdjb Nj ' the principal's and the registrar's secretaries in completing their - ' various duties. English office. Mrs. Spradlin's duties are determined by Nlr Mrs. Linda Spradlin is the teacher s aide who works out of the r Mya ' . Jw 4 Murray, who assigns her to an area where her efforts will provide X the highest degree of efficiency. if 61

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