Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Tomorrow. we will look back and remem- ber all the good limes we once had at Trinity. But for now. we simply live life for what it is now and contemplate the future. Most of us have changed and with that change. we mel- lowed -W leaving our fantasies behind. Dreams are no more. reality is here H-V we must decide WHAT'S NEXT? Prepare For WHA T'S EX T TOP LEFT: Many relationships began at school. Trinity was the basis for meeting new people and making new friends. CENTER: Various clubs and classes sponsored dances throughout the year to break the weekend routine. Every- one enjoyed the affairs, especially when everyonejoined in the group dances as the Freeze and Hustle, BOTTOM LEFT: Football team mem- bers were taught to play to win but also that the most important factor was how one played. BOTTOM RIGHT: Trinity opened many doors for the students. After graduation. it was left for the students themselves to open their own doors. . ,. -,.. H.. f. f if- xx '-- T' T J, My ...po-fest-A H' fi ' U l CLOSING X 309

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From ur Experiences, We TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Homecom- ing Court member Dawn Monroe anticipates the announcement of the Homecoming Queen with her father. The crowning took place after the foot- ball game at the dance which was held in the cafeteria. CENTER: Mrs, Lorraine Lamb,s sec- ond period English class worked together in decorating their room, door. and display case with the Christ- mas theme. 'Q is ,f BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Chris Coffey and Sophomore, Mike Farrow sit together and rest until the next play. It was the combined effort of the two fine athletes which made the success of the football team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Deirdre Clifton was an active drama student, participating in many of the school plays. Here, Deidre reads over a script for an upcoming play. I-isp l l i As students of Trinity High School. we made new friends. gained knowledge from experiences and grew. Entering as a child. we leave. alittle bit older and a lot more aware of the people and world around us. Little did we know that we were being conditioned for what lies ahead of us. . . 308 I TRIUNE

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