Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Obi-Wan Is Alive Ana' Well Ana' Living In Cleveland . Or Darth Daesn I Live Here Anymore November 7, 8, 9, and 10, held an exciting store of adventure at Trinity - the drama department presented Obi- Wan is Alive and Well and Living in Cleveland or Darth D0esn't Live Here Anymore. The cast included twenty- ' seven, and a total of forty-four partici- pated in the entire production. The play, a spoof on the popular movie, Star Wars, was written and produced by the drama class and was directed by Ms. Jan Shronk, their teacher, with Marianne Lonergan as the assistant director. The idea for Obi-Wan . . . was con- ceived at the first of the school year and went through its beginning stages in the first six weeks of the fall trimes- ter. Script was written, music was com- posed. steps were choreographed, and costumes and stage sets were designed. The second six weeks, after parts were assigned, began rehearsals. The plot of the humorous production was centered around a group of beings who were mainly concerned with the destruction of Darth Vader and his evil death star that destroyed other planets and their inhabitants. The mission was left to Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Chewbacca, C3PO, and R2D2 to conquer Darth Vader under the guidance of The Force. R2D2 ended up the hero because of his imagi- native suggestion of throwing magnetic dust on Darth and therefore extermi- nating him. The plan worked, and RZDZ was rewarded by Princess Leia with a kiss. The kiss transformed R2D2 into Reginald the Prince - and thus the traditional happy ending evolved. ABOVE RIGHT: Princess Leia tSeliece Cald- wellj, Luke Skywalker lChris Perryj, C3PO lCarla Fryj, are confronted by a Jawa. RIGHT: Three Jawas QCaroline Hill, Erin McGrann, and Val Everettj make their appear- ance. 170 l TRIUNE

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Work Provides M oney, Experience .A ' Most Popular Tirne To Work: X -rnas S ' .5 ln the month of November. or perhaps a bit sooner. one activity that many students of A the campus share is that of part-time employ- ment. Working after the daily school routine proves to be a means of financial gains as well as a taste of what life can be like after high school graduation. This time of the year is probably the most popular time to acquire a job because of the necessity of money for the Christmas season. Students apply at various restaurants, stores, discount and food, offices and other locations to gain employment as a cashier, stock clerk, waitress, cleaning person. or cook. Favorite places where students apply forjobs include the DXFW airport. area dis- count stores. fast food restaurants and gro- cery stores. Students involved in one of the school's several vocational programs attend classes for half a day and work the remainder. The job often relates to the particular vocational class for which the student is a member. Credits are earned for working as students are graded on their performance by their respective employers. Those not involved in one of the work pro- grams but who still work do not earn credits for their job. Those students are merely the recipients of cash or paychecks at various designated times. Upon receiving their reward for their performance. the student trots merrily off to deposit his earnings in an account at the bank or. most likely. to spend the money on necessities here and there or on other luxuries. TOP LEFT: Health Occupations student Sharon Morgan works at a veterinary clinic on Harwood Road. She is held responsible with the task of caring for the animals and assisting the doctor in matters requiring aide. BOTTOM LEFT' Matthew Giddens is employed as a stock clerk in a local store. He works in the Paint Department and is seen helping a customer choose the right color of paint. TOP RIGHT' Christi Mullen is a member of the Trinity chapter of D.E. tDistributive Educationb. She is employed as one of the check-out supervisors in an area discount store. Here. Chris displays her congenial and warm smile to a customer as she clears them through her check-out lane. BOTTOM RIGHT: Wendie Bagwell, a member of H.E.C.E. tHome Economics Co-operative Educationj, is employed at a bar-b-que restaurant where she serves each customer coming through the line with their selected food choice and a smile. STUDENT ACTION X 169

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BOTTOM LEFT: Han Solo Ueff Walterj explains to Luke and Leia a plan. BELOW: C3PO fCar1a Fryj stands rigid to think awhile. BELOW: Luke Skywalker fChris Perryj sings a tune for all to enjoy. BOTTOM: A monster fKristi Koenigj takes in the spotlight. STUDENT ACTION X 171