Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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The Ultimate Goal In Volleyball ABOVE: After the ball has been bumped by it I0 Danette Morgan, Coco McCormick prepares to set the ball to M32 Carol Young so she may spike the ball across the net. RIGHT: Many hours of practice are put into refining basic motions. As shown here, Debra Hutchison puts these hours to a test by hitting the ball to the front line. BELO W: As in any physical event, the mind must also be in top condition. Senior teammates Danette Morgan and Gaye Lynn Greene express their mental awareness by supporting other starting members of the team. -I . as N y A '- ' .,,. .,,,.,,, - 94 X TRIUNE e 'H 'x

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Et f i 6 . ilugill Qgifbfiff --Q 4 ... .. . ' 1 . , y Q - . i 4. -is-' an .. ' .. was . 1, p -v . Q21-afz. X X' t M X, Sk . X ' .. - sri X X if ABOVE, FRONT ROW: Karen Mattson, Debra Hutchison, Jari Napier, Tammy Thomas, Beth Andrews, Gaye Lynn Greene, Phylis Zartman. BA CK ROW: Tammy Short, Sherie Railsback, Danette Morgan, Carol Young, Coco McCormick, Sharon Crockett, Kim Davis, Angela Johnson. LEFT: Coco McCormick, the team's setter, bumps the ball to a teammate so it can be spiked over the net. BELOW: After spiking the ball, Phylis Zartman hopes the volleyball will get past the Raider's block. s 'QD 00 96 The Trinity Trojan girl's volleyball team placed 2nd in the district after a hard- fought battle with the Bell Raiders. A district playoff was needed between the two schools and Grapevine H.S. was chosen as the neu- tral site for the 2 out of 3 match. Although the girl's team lost the match, there was a comforting attitude of bringing them this far. Many long hours during and after school are put into perfecting a volleyball team. With the class during 4th period, the girls realized there was no time for indi- vidualized play. As in most sports, team effort is the winning factor with individ- ual skills used as the foun- dation. Practicing these skills consists of condition- ing the body through run- ning, exercising and drills to 00 promote coordination. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE September September September September September October October 21 October October November November 6 3 8 Denison East Hills Lamar Bowie East Hills Keller Birdville Toumament e Lewisville e Lewisville I . 13 20 ' 22 . ' 6 October I3 Keller -22 ' ' 25 B ll 27 ' ' B ll COMPETITION X 93

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Bump, Set And Spike - Team Play. r ' I 'll-.. 44 ,Q- ABOVE: Lori Benshoof keeps statistics for the team because this is an integral part of correcting mistakes. LEFT: Timing, one of the biggest factors in spiking the ball, is used effectively by a Trojan volleyball player against the L. D. Bell Raiders. BELOW: Junior Sharon Crockett aids the Trojans to another point in the Bell-Trinity clash by hitting the ball over the net. BELOW LEFT' Anticipating every hit is a key note in winning a game. Here, Sharon Crockett gives a hard-hit ball to the front line. My COMPETITION X 95