Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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That .G who was the in time to fit special person who was their and words they said and days and years in a mood of that night -- the night of their a unique event that will he remem- it was magical. and exciting.

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The Place To Be - F0rA Part I l L ,,, , I , 4' Aw game parties played a'Qrge - ' . .i . gmt following either xficioryor e f -. g H ' . E' . ,W locationswwercsubject to eingflfe place to be. iafter e game. Such places included: The Point on Lake Grapevine. i A Sandy Beach, Mossier Valley. a certain plot of land in J 190 X TRIUNE .1 Colleyville owned by senior, Victor Norwood, and the area near a specialized plant off South Pipeline. Bonfires were kindled to warm the chill. while drink and fellowship were enjoyed. Many of the people who came, were therejust to see who was there , but once they had come. the friendly atmosphere invited their presence. and they stayed - after all, everyone loves a party! inf' ,V iff

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High school - done with and over: college - the future and ahead: if not college - the start of a new job, career. maybe even a marriage. The question of what's next?,' lurks in the graduate's mind. So, what if the plans are already made, something may change to alter everything. The independence may be too much. the responsibility too great. The dependence is upon one's own self, where before it may have been upon high school with its protective boundaries. The future is what one makes it. not what one plans. Self-confidence is the key to the web of surfaced complications. it is the start to whatever comes next. S trengzh Ewgy Lge F .wh Concern Openness Nerve Freedom Interest Delermination Encouragement N obleness Care Enthusiasm The Key to Whczt's N ext