Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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First Row: Carl Ball, David Richardson, Rod Reynolds, limmy Bayuk, lames Baker, Anthony Wynn, Tim Shillings, Mark Pogue, Mark Monroe, Bryan Bohan- non, Bruce Sorelle, Tim Burch, Donald Hill. Second Row: Kyle Bookout, leff Swink, Tim Lancaster, David Goodlet, Marty Stover, Chris Coffey, Dale Chaney, Kenneth Fazande, Tommy Rowland, Yale Lary, Steve Baker, Billy Thompson, Richard Cluck, Mark Clifton, lames Nugent. Third Row: Russell Henry, Tom Norman, Steve Niles, Mike Narey, Tom Engle, Aaron lolly, Kieth Hill, Mike Baab, Everett Ates, Steve Geer, Ronnie Patterson, lohn Leonard, Chris Baab, Fourth Row: David Brown, Paul Davis, Gary Hammond, Ed Henderson, Kevin Gavlak, lim Keith, lohn Whitley, Scott Hayes, Danny Offield, Larry Potter, lim Brown, Mike Rich, limmy Shoppa, Bobby Childers, Doug Eberhart, Don Wynn, Ricky Livingston. The 1975-76 football season for the Trinity Trojans must be considered as a year for the rebuilding of a contender for the district crown next season. Most of the starting personnel were sophomores Date .THS . A 1 and juniors, a plus for the development of S t. 5 . 1 7 Sgpt 12 gg. next year's team. As the season p ' progressed and valuable game experience Sept-19 was gained, the Trojan defense made a name for itself with contending district teams. The offense, hurt mostly by Sept. 25 OC! . . inexperience at key positions plus , is ' 5' Il1jUfI8S to starting personnel, should be ready for anyone's defense next season. A g - .ff :'..,j, j The 3-7 mark of this year could easily read j - L 7-3 or better next year. 1461 Football