Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Class Rings, Fees, College Plans. . . Representatives from over 100 col- leges and universities came to discuss ' college plans with seniors on College t and Career Day. ' ABOVE RIGHT: A representative from North Texas talks to interested students. ABOVE: Doug Zirkle discusses his plans with a - U representative of East Texas Baptist College. b RIGHT- 'Fwo'Trinity High School class rings sig- 'nifying the Class of '78, 'ex 1 ' ' 5 ' 3 ' . D jr .igglv 12' I Q -h 3 ig tv 'll V we N Q K I . . a-gjwbfi Il, 44 K. tgps yogi' I M Aw wi 1' I 'll f V I i ' ' i :fi Q ll 2 l an , , ,- H pgpp -. j' 5 ...A . V 1 ii in W AJ' 300 I TRIUNE

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Graduation Draws N earer Nlark Yiekerx linda Wadllle Brain Waheel Kei in Walker Randall Walker Bubba Wallace lzlilalwelli VN'allaue Prexllin Wallis Cathy Walls Sherri Ward Ronnie Warner Sarah Warsehun T I ixa Waschka Waters Towne Watson Donna Benny Weems reva Wells 1 'Wav i Carl wlCl'lllChC Kent Wernieke Charla Wetli Kiln Wheeler Ronald While Wellx While rl Craig Whitney HillWliui'lni1 Kim Wied 'l'wiIaW1lcnx Amy Willbanlxs Mike Willey Beck: Williams .Iuhn Williams Stacey Williams Wallace Williams Donna Wilson Stew Wilwn POPULATION f 299

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At the beginning of the year, Seniors found they were faced with many deci- sions in addition to the obvious, What am I going to do after graduation? A class flower, motto, and song must be picked and nominations were taken for these. The entire class then voted on their favorite. Announcements were decided upon and ordered. A 512.50 Senior fee was required by everyone planning to graduate. This covered cap and gown rental and a portion of the Prom expense. The counseling department spon- sored College and Career Day . Rep- resentatives of various colleges came to Trinity to pass out pamphlets and dis- cuss their respective colleges with Sen- iors. TOP LEFT: Larry Riddle asks Mrs. Daunis advice about college major. FAR LEFT' Rodney Irwin contemplates which motto. song. and flower to vote on. ABOVE: David Proctor evaluates the informa- tion given by each college representative. LEFT: Most colleges require either the SAT or ACT tests before enrolling. Jody Sharp questions a college representative on his SAT and ACT requirements. POPULATION f 301