Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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if COSMETGLOGISTS STUDY THE ART OP BEAUTY Students enrolled in trained to be beauticians. Two classes, one for juniors, the other for Seniors, spends the majority of its time learning theory, practicing hair dressing and involving itself in competition. This competition involves the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America who enter contests on national levels and international levels for skill of all phases of hairdressing. At Christmas time, the students had lunch at Pancho's. Mrs. Clois Brewer teaches the course. 144 Anna Corte Laurie Crawford El C h anne unnmg am Denise Foster Sharon Haywood Rhonda Hutchison David lack Shelley laggears Tammy Kuykendall Debbie Mayhugh Ioellen Rossa lane Thomas Shen Thompson julia Whitley Z ' Sherry Franks

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