Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Young Lnfe Provides Christian Youth Involvement Young Life is a Christian organization on the Trinity campus designed to allow young people to get better acquainted in a friendly atmos- phere. Periodic meetings took place on Monday nights at various students' homes. On occasion. the THS Young Life group would join together with Bell and other high schools to sing. per- form skits and discuss the fellowship of stu- dents. The group planned and sponsored various activities as the ski trip to Purgatory. Colorado. Leading the group's activities were Neff Blackmon. Karen Brown and Steve Oliphint. TOP RIGHT: Singing popular. folk. and religious songs was an activity everyone enjoyed, Steve Oliphint. one of the three sponsors. often accompanied the musical endeavors with his guitar. CE.N'7'ER: Sitting and talking while enjoying refreshments always ended each Young Life meeting, BOTTOM LIIFTJ After the fun actiyities were finished. seriousness would be the mood as the group would then talk about matters concerning students' relationships with God. BOTTOM RIGHT: Young Life members were: FRONT ROME Alice Perry. Lisa Sandlin. Sandra Brewer. Angie Ramos. Susan Bagw ell. Chris Shoppa. Steve Ritenour. and Kim Davis. Sh'C'O.N'D ROV! .' Suzan Mayfield. Elizabeth Gibson. Sheri Railsback. Ashley Moore. Lynn Stain. Melinda Folse. Linda Clonch. Dena Seger. Sandra Fitch. Terry Thompson. GayeLy'nne Green. and Brenda Denton, BACK ROW: Tracy' Wilson. Eugene Smith. Vicky' Eaton. Melissa Riddle. Larry' Riddle. Brad Miller. Chris Coffey. Gary' Bohannon. Sneed Kaker. Brian Nelson. Mike Can- nedy and Rodney Irvin. 22 I TRIUNE

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+ 1' Young Christian Women M ainlain Goa! Of Providing Camrnunigf Service YCW. Young Christian Women main- tained and provided service projects for the community. With meetings held every month, mem- bers planned upcoming events such as an MBI Halloween party at Stonegate Ele- mentary and at Central Administration holding one for the handicapped. YCW helped Helping Hands this year by gathering food and clothes for Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas. Also in November. YCW provided meals for three families. ln May the group sponsored the annual Miss Ugly contest. Officers this year were: Lisa Byars Pres- ident, Tammie Thomas Vice President, RL Donna Wilson Secretary!Treasurer, Gret- chen Dube Historian, Susan Schnell Pro- gram Chairman, Brenda Atchison Public- ity, and sponsor, Lois Nixon. TOP RIGHT.- President, Lisa Byars, provides ded- ication and leadership in community plroexects for C TOP 'LEFT' Q- WF f Mrs. Nixon. sponsor, pre- pares and makes neces- sa arrangements for the annual Miss U ycontest. A OVE: Planning parties for MBI ele- mentary students wawst one of the many service projects Y members car- ried out. LEFT, FRONT ROW: Sherre Williams. Terry Thompson, Tammy Howell. Kim Ggraly. Kendra Bookout, Cristi Williams, Lin a Barth, Loura Jester, Ashley Moore, Mary Hart. SECOND ROW: Lisa Byars, Carla Sorrell, Jane Bullard, Missy Dunn. Michele Hayner, Michele Fazende, Katrina Schultz, Jobeth Kimbro. Kim Weld, Nikki Quesenberry, Susan Schnell, Liza Brewer, .Jody Allen, Lona Henry. Susan Hawkins, KaEGolden, Susan Lonon. Lori Offult, ebra Northcott. Mrs. Nixon. THIRD ROW: Erin Turner. Lynne Stam. Paula Mitchell, Marsha Kitchens. Gina Sandlin, Suzanne Fazande, Deanne Slovacek. Peggy Single- tag, Sandra Glinski, Penn Sharp. BA CK R W: Donna Wilson, Slallie Schnell. Susan David. Stephanie Brake. Mary Homer. Sherie Rai sback. Mary Waters. Dawn Monroe. Jenny Dorse , Gretchen Dube, Debbie Skillman, Melissa Riddle, Susan Evans, Peggy Dorsey, Ellen Night- engale. Laurie Hornisher. ASSOCIATION X 21

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FHA Adopts Elderhf From Lodge N- -., ot W X xii ACTIVE E ILA, . ,,,, ., ,R I- FF f ' izitffifigf This year F.H.A.. Future Homemakers of America. were involved in many pro- jects. Their major was adopting grandpar- ents at the Leisure Lodge nursing home in Euless. Students involved in F.H.A. would adopt an elderly person at the lodge. remembering them on holidays with pres- ents and visits. They elected an F.H.A. Sweetheart and Beau. Michelle Fazende and Dwayne Thrasher. They also sold cookbooks to raise money to the amount of S600 dol- lars. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Kalisa Scott. Jeri Rather. Terri Shields. Diane Lusk. Diane Clark. Patti Edwards. Becky Little. Pam Brewer. Diane Vowell. Donna Kelly. SECOND ROW: Paula Rolasez. Carla Howle. Lisa Sandlin. Alice Perry. Denise Odell. Jeri Walker. Karen Alipic. Susan David. THIRD ROW: Ruthie Martin. Kathy Williams. Ginger Douthit. Mona Lewis. Carey Johnston. Debbie Goble. FOURTH ROW: Glenna Mathers. Mary Jarsynka. Janet Rudder. Judy Sneddon. STANDING: Pam Keathly. BELOW: Becky Little perfects the art of cooking CampbelI's soup. sz, N., ASSOCIATION X 23