Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Raising H ell Wins Junior Fame Because of several complaints about the Class of 1979 yell, the Junior Exec- utive Council collected several ideas for a new one and placed them on a ballot. The ballot included the old yell, We drink whiskey, We drink wine, Senior, Senior, '79 in addition to several new candidates. The ballots were distributed during homeroom where the Juniors voted on their favor- ite. The most popular, We raise hell and have a good time, Senior, Senior, '79 was selected and was first used at the pep rally on Friday, September 16. TOP LEFT: The change of the class yell made it an impossibility to wave the class banner which included the old yell. Therefore the 7 and shown. were substituted. TOP RIGHT: Even after the Class of I979 yell change, Ihisjunior found it hard to express his spirit because of his incapacitation. ABOVE: As a cheerleader. Junior Dierdre Clifton appreciated the yell change because it boosted the Junior spirit. RIGHT: Not having whiskey or wine a part of the Class of 1979 yell encouraged more Juniors to yell. 250 I TRIUNE y ,in fa 1'

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Long, H ectic, M onotonous Process ,df Gwynn Cline Lois Cloud f.. Gary Cochran V. Rodney C ohoon :fi '- 5 Sherry Coker ' Johnny Collins Chuck Cook Mike Cook Debby Corner Craig Cottrell Kim Covey Kevin Cowart Dale Cox Doug Cox Jimmy Cox i Sharon Crockett otut g Gary Crouch 1 Rusty Crowder .!IAil Q Carol Crowley Cindy Culpepper Linda Culpepper Q David Curbo B Tammy Curtis James Davenport Wrist Like all students at THS Juniors were forced through the monotonous process of Registration three times. Those with the privilege of Priority Registration found it not so hectic. The process included waiting in line in the cafeteria to make sure that a fee or fine was not owed. then to the camera for an I.D.. and on to the Library for the actual registering. This procedure usu- ally lasted around one hour and was not an event to gloat over.- OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: For Junior Bobby Kemp it seemed that as soon as you finished reg- istering lor one trimester it was time to go through the entire process again for the next tri. OPPOSITE l'.-1GE. RIGHT: Priority Registra- tion was. in the opinion of Junior Barry Moore. something to smile about. lt enabled him to regis- ter early and prevented him from waiting in line, I-HR LEFT: After making sure that a free or fine was not owed and after having an l.D. made. Junior Kathy Atkins proceeded from the Cafete- ria to the Library for the actual registering, l.El-'Tx ln addition to assisting the counselors. the registrar. and the Drill Team, Student Coun- cil sold cold drinks to waiting students, Pictured is Junior Phyllis Zartinan, POPULATION f 249

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