Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Club Journeys To CiQf Oflazzv The French Club elected their officers at the first of the year. When the ballots had been tallied Doug Garretson was elected as president. Jeanne Challenger, vice-president. and Linda Clounch. treasurer. The French Club aided the speech tournament held on campus by run- ning a concession stand along with Spanish and German Clubs. During the month of December the club sold candy canes to raise money. Also they held a Christmas party. Members enjoyed it immensely. As spring approached the club took a trip to the City of Jazz, New Orleans. They spent the weekend touring and sight-seeing the French-oriented city. With the close of the school year the French Club felt an accomplished attitude toward the exposure of the French culture. TOP RIGHT: As sponsor of the French Club. Ms. Candy Barton not only helped in arrang- ing the year's activities for the club. but also taught many of the members during her French classes, . BOTTOM RIGHT: Doug Garretson. president of the French Club. showed the leadership necessary by providing the club with organized plans for a profitable year. 'P ,I ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Mike Herriage. Pat Miles. Sanae Barnes. Larry Wray. Edmond Howell. Jerry Wrust. Rusty Glazner. Adrain Wynn. SECOND ROW: Doris Urib. Wendy McKoewn. Audrey Day. Susan Hoey. Vera Smith. Rynda McReynolds. Rui Candice Barton. Scott Kell. Denise Branscum. THIRD ROW: Miriam Austin. Paul Foster. Anne Hayes. Kim Wheeler. Denise Charlton. Jeanne Challener. Vicki Shufeldt. Leslie Harris. David Morrison. Greg Dinsmore. Jodee Sharp. Becky Burnett. Susan Phillips. Linda Clounch. Melinda Folse. BACK ROW: David Ebert. Lisa Chambers. Scott Steinford. NOT PICTURED: Phil Adams. Al Arca. Carole Durham. Doug Garretson. Nancy Lary. Casey Walekey. 40 X TRIUNE

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German Club Stresses nvolvement This year the German Club was involved in a number of projects. Trips to German restaurants. language con- tests. and involvement with October- fest are only a few of the things. They competed at Novemberfest at UTA in Arlington. winning 3 trophies and 2 blue ribbons. The German Club will also compete in a language festival in Tyler during March, and another in February. RIGHT: Cindi Kissling and Joe Young chant in between classes about the upcoming festival. BELO W RIGHT: .loe Young displays his organi- zation T-shirt during 21 German Club meeting. 0 FRONT ROW: Susan Taggert. Ricky Calender. Lisa Ford. Cindi Kissling. Kim Mochantine. Sandi Per- rin. Terri Wicks. Seppo Pantillo. BACK ROW: Roy Staap. Valerie Trussler, Susan Vest, Mrs. Phillips, Linda Taggert. Joe Young. ASSOCIATION X 39

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Spanish Club Seeks Culture 3 a.. fjl, g Y 'ee' ev . y Q55 A 1 ' . is U lg 40 T ' 4 '4 lzkl , nu l 5 ' C I ' I Q , F I Q Q. li 1' :ff - rf: , :IVF N-Q, i ful? The twenty members of the Trinity Spanish Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Seamon. set their goal for this year. The goal was to participate in cultural experiences and to enlighten each member's knowledge ofthe Spanish culture. They participated in several school social events throughout the year. such as the homecoming parade. They entered a new pickup which was nicely decorated. During the November speech tournament that was held at Trinity, they. along with the other language clubs sponsored a concession stand as a money-making project. Another money-making project for the year was selling suckers during the first trimester. The money-making projects proved to be successful as the members all received a trip to Pulidos, a Mexican restaurant. LEFT: Kristina Tiebel president of the Spanish Club heads the discussion of where the club will dine. BELOW: Paula Grubber shows that Spanish Club meetings are an enjoyable experience. L3-9 FRONT R0 Michelle Hay ner. Cheryl Grummer. Diana Sanchez, Jill Was- ichak. Kristina Tiebel. Ginger Harrod. Suzanne Guynes. BACK ROW: San- dra Fitch. Karen Terry. Lynn Stam. Ryshel Peterson. Mary Homer. Ashley .NW .. Af. Moore. Vivian Wylie, Laurie Strimkovsky. Christine Blair, Mrs. Bobbie Seamon. ASSOCIATION X 41