Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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TROIA FANS DELIGHTED WITH HQMECQMING VICTORY Athletes participated in pre-game Homecoming festivities as well as performing Friday night. 6 X Student Life I 71 . lunior float. Senior float. Trinity band marches on in hope ofa successful victory

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THE PEP RALLY: Spirit Builder RAH! RAH! RAH! MINN-EE-SO-TA! The beginnings of our modern Pep Rally. History reveals that in 1898 a frenzied spectator leaped from the stands and shouted that phrase. Two - then three, 15, 200 joined in. More yells were originated to aid the team to victory and show them their following was backing them. RAH! RAH! RAH! SIS BOOM BAH and LOCOMOTIVE LOCOMOTIVE CH UG! CHUG! CHUG! soon followed. Organization and yell leaders came about. Throughout its development, the pep rally has served as a vehicle for every student 34.5 to express his or her support for the alma mater. Bands, drill teams and spirit groups ' add their support. A basic symbol of the pep rally is the megaphone. Af TH5, favorite Y9ll5 include Victory, Two Bits, and Arkansas. Also, emphasis is placed on the class yell competition, with the winning class receiving the SPIRIT STICK for the week. Basic to the pep rally is its uniting force from individual to body corporate. A sense of belonging is established. A common cause is at issue. Pep rallies will be with us because of that common bond. I Many factions and organizations go into making the pep rally at Trinity successful. The Spirit Stick, given each week to the most spirited class.

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Homecoming 441 lim'Bob Pace' and other ropers- show-enthusiasmttgy. pahirfjpatihg in theHomec0ming parade. - ' -. V, 50phorpore'float.' 1' - ' an , V , 5 f Trinity Homecoming 175 made a place ln history is THS iristigaleditg very first Homeioming Parade. Organizations and floatsttomprised the parade, which 1 wound through the streets of Euless- pyreparlrig theway for a Satisfyiyigyieztory u against Wichita Falls Hirsd3i. A ' T. A Actually, prepiarations to Welcoimeexes of Trinity are initiated soon after thevfall session begitis at THS. Orgargiiatiohs platt arid create halldecorations that fit a , certain theme encompassing the' . - ' particular year, For examplej the 7S f j . 7, ,it tray 1' . ,.f f . if,- rhiefgmfvtigagijtfmiryfs Herarageg Spirit af fm. decoratiohsgy eathlolase is Q3 gf reipdnsible fofafloafdeypicfmg in some 2' way the Homecoming theme. I, Competition for theibest 'float-is keen, ' V and the winner isiannourtced'dAuring.the' pep'rally.beiore,thegame.y I 1.51 . . Etiery Homecoming must haven Queen ' and Court, ahd Trinity hadas its ' J j representatives Coleen, Houston, Debbie, lcihnstohg Cari'ie'Proctor,'Ian Guest, lo Haiti. Suzanne Fa1endegiLaurie'Pasteur, i 4. X -1 He, ff, Q, . ' 'f V,-in ' why vt -, . r- -xv W t W ' Q' . cl1artgiiQi4t3iiii,:'aiidfiinftiegaman '-Qugea , ,M s Iammykratlzg , e 1 1s'andL-dial! teamgfombairtgameplus the Coyn aridyQueen provides festivef. N t entertafiamentnat the Homecoming game. ,Anafterigameidance is uSuallY ' A proyldedfor btlfh present'Trir-iity Q V students as Weil as Trinity exes, A-. A After all 'of the festivities are oyeigethe. ' only itemjleft on the agenda is 'for thegirl to motmfhier trophy on the wallfiof her i i bedrnqma ey ly f fff.fx, ' ',. ,f,', A-1, ,V , K. vow. 'J .,,i.,f, .mn A, -vi l .nw A ff ,V -V