Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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421 is ABOVE: The Drill Team's Best Dancer was Becky Michaud. BELOW: Troy-Ann of the Year for 1978 was Nikki Quesenherry. utslanding ri!! Team Members A nd Beau Chosen 1978 was Ray ABOVE: Drill Team Beau for ABOVE: Selected as Drill Team Best Attitude was Susan Phillips. BELOW: The Best High-Kick was awarded to Katrina Schultz, 1 sl iw,- Royal. DISTINCTION X 137

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Active Ofjqeers Prepare School Year The Junior Class had many money- 'making projects this year, a few of which were the class t-shirt sale. candy sale, and Play Day where they spon- sored a frisbee throwing contest. The week before the contest there was a frisbee sale. For the teachers there were Secret Pals. juniors who chose teachers to give presents and cards every other month. The Secret Pals were revealed at the Teacher Appreciation Party at the end of the year. The money from these projects was used toward the float which the class built for Homecoming. the Senior Prom, and all graduating expenses. Junior Class Officers are: Margaret Dube. .lean- ette Stoy. Shelley Pearson. and Lisa Kay Hill. 136 f TRIUNE This year the Senior Class had many activities on the schedule. They spon- sored three dances and sold refresh- ments at the talent show. Other events ranged from an afternoon assembly featuring LoDella, a film festival for children, selling carnations for Valen- tine's Day, holding a style show, spon- soring Play Day, and selling helium balloons which were released at the kick-off of the Bell-Trinity football game. The class has proved to be one of the most active graduating classes due to the enthusiasm of the students and the leadership of their sponsors. Senior Class Officers are: Jenny Dorsey, Donna Wilson, Brenda Atchison, and Dwayne Thrasher. i 4 4 This year the Sophomore Class had one money-making project in the Spring. The class also built a float for the Homecoming Parade which was locked in an enclosed area and guarded during the building time for fear of vandalism. The Sophomores sold bal- loons for the Homecoming game against Wichita Falls Hirschi, and noisemakers for the Pep Rally before the game. Sophomore Class Officers are: Keith Wied. Syndi Brewer, Susan Hawkins, and Chris Wil- liamson.

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ueen, Court Rei gn Supremebf Homecoming Queen and Court elec- tions were sponsored by the Student Council. The results were announced during the pep rally on Friday, Septem- ber 30. LEFT: Members of the Sophomore Court included Dawn Monroe and Susan Hawkins. RIGHT' The Junior Court consisted of Susan Waller and Dierdre Clifton. BELOW: Martha O'Brien, Lovella Higgenbotham, and Lisa Waschka composed the Senior Court. 138 X TRIUNE