Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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october TOP RIGHT: Double Ace was the band which was featured at the Student Council sponsored assembly. The band also performed at the dance which was held immediately following the football game. Brian Arnold, lead guitarist for the group thrilled the female members of the audience with his showman- ship in his own rendition of Shake Your Booty. RIGHT: Former students of THS returned to attend the pep rally which was held Friday afternoon of Homecoming Week. The exes displayed their school spnitandatonetnnedunngthepepraHy,Mstyeafs seniors flew their own class flag. BOTTOM LEFT: In cooperation with all the other Homecoming activities, the Student Council spon- sored a parade down Main Street in Euless the eve before Homecoming. The cheerleaders ran down the streets. chanting cheers in front of the Trinity Troy- Ann Drill team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ex Trinity students Zola George and Nancy Miller attended the Homecoming pep rally. All exes were invited to attend a tea in their honor following the pep rally. The reception was held in the library. Week Of Returnzng Exes Proves T0 Be H ard Work The week of Homecoming was in utter chaos but the Student Council worked together in hopes of smoothing the rough edges stu- dents experienced. ln order to ease the hectic schedule of the week, the council sponsored an afternoon assembly featuring the rock band, Double Ace, the band which also starred at the Home- coming Dance. The process of choosing Homecoming Queen and court elections was under the supervi- sion of the Student Council with the sponsors held responsible for tallying the final votes. Martha O'Brien was crowned Homecom- ing Queen at the dance. Thursday afternoon of the week. the third annual Home- coming Parade took place down Main Street in Euless. Many of the school's clubs and organiza- tions participated by entering floats and decorated vehicles. Following the pep rally Friday afternoon. when the winners of the week's competitions were announced and all awards were handed out, a reception was held in the library honoring all the for- mer students of the school. 2 l 64 X TRIUNE

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rganizations Most Vita! Element In 1977 Homecoming Parade The annual Homecoming Parade took place this year the eve preceding the Home- coming football game against the Wichita Falls Hirschi Huskies. Organizations and the three classes of the campus entered various floats and decorated cars to partici- pate in the procession down Midway Drive. The THS Student Council sponsored the third annual Homecoming Parade. Groups of marchers, drivers and riders assembled by Dairy Queen on Main Street in Euless and proceeded down Midway Drive to the caravan's destination, the Trin- ity High parking lot. Junior Student Council member Steve Melton headed the com- mittee which organized the event and should be commended for the outstandingjob he did. BOTTOM LEFT: The Senior class won the award for the best class float. the second such award for the class. Introducing the senior float was a truck carrying several members of the class. The organization which won the best organizational float was the Choir. This was the second year that the Choir had won this award also. TOP RIGHT: Steve Melton.junior Student Council representative. is the individual who headed the com- mittee which organized the annual event. Steve's selected staff assembled all the participants an hour before the parade began to make sure that all were in their proper alignment. CENTER RIGHT: The HEB School Board representatives also participated in the Trinity Homecoming Parade. Charles Wages. superintendent of the HEB School District. along with two members of the school board and Mr. Murray, principal of THS are seen here during the course of the parade. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Trinity High marching band participated in the parade. The majorettes led the group who played as they marched. 9 N1 166 I TRIUNE