Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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inth Year OEA Promotes Leadershqy With V,,f fl, ...as rphans AI Z00 Trzlp To 1-f -Q.. l , ....'-ANA J ,,,, -, .. qw 5 ' . . , 551- H- .N i... OEA, Office Education Association is organized with the goal of promoting leadership, sociability, and dependability in office education. In their ninth year of existence, the group began its year,s activities with an Installation Breakfast to induct new members and offi- cers. In February the group traveled to Tarrant County Junior College for the area competition competing in areas including shorthand, bookkeeping, speaking, job interview and bulletin board displays. San Antonio was the destination of club members in March contending in the same fields. Other activities of the year include a Goodwill project, taking a group of orphans to the zoo, and decorating the halls for Homecoming. In May the association held a banquet in appreciation for their employers. Officers this year were: President Donna Pope, Vice- President Donna Eubanks, Secretary Sandra Menix, Treasurer Terri Davis, Reporter Pat Casey, Historian Christine Barnard, Sergeant-at-Arms Gina Strickle, and Parliamentarian Lee Ann Prestridge. TOP LEF71 FRONT ROW: Lisa Hoover, Jana Barton, Patti Rick- man, Terri Davis, Pat Casey. SECOND ROW: Tamara Hennig, Cindy Cawthome, Brenda Johnson, Denise Kovach. THIRD ROW: Lee Ann Prestridge, Donna Pope, Sarah Warsham, Jessie Dominguez, Leann Winsett, Nancy Brown, Stacy Williams. FOURTH ROW: Debra Reed, Donna Eubanks, Christine Bamard, Christi Boyd, Linda Montgomery. BA CK ROW: Gina Strickle, Paula Lancaster. ABOVE: Donna Pope, president of OEA, develops her secretarial skills through repetition of typing drills, LEFT: To many, learning how to properly utilize the adding machine is a difficult task. Yet, Jessie Dominguez demonstrates her ability to use the adding machine appropriately. ASSOCIATION f 61

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TA H OSA Breakfasts At Samba S TAHOSA, which stands for Texas Association of Health Occupational Students of America, is an organization on campus designed to develop youth leadership and promote interest in the various health occupational fields. The group has been in existence at THS for five years and is currently under the guidance of Mrs. Connie Smart. Promote health, alleviate suffering, and conserve life is the motto for TAHOSA. which was properly carried out in their list of events planned. Candy sales were the first endeavour the organization undertook this year to help pay expenses for the Youth Lead- ership Meeting in Dallas and the State Meeting in Fort Worth. In December, the group held their annual Blood Drive for the Carter Bank which took place in the Science Building. Blood pressure checks were next on the agenda for TAHOSA when the group traveled to North East Mall in Hurst to verify the public's pressure. TAHOSA also planned a visit to the Southwestern Medical School in Dallas to observe various medical techniques. The officers for TAHOSA are: Presi- dent Mike Maines. Vice President Darla Baum. Secretary Teresa More- land. Treasurer Barbie Bagby, Histo- rian Sherrie Bickerstaff. Serving as reporter was Donna Simpkin, Parlia- mentarian Treva Wells and Sentinel Donna Sewell. TOP RIGHT: Listening to lectures and taking notes are one of many requirements of the HOCE class as TAHOSA member Lori Loman displays. ABOVE, FRONT ROW: Darla Baum, Donna Simpkin. Teresa Moreland, Janice Neeley, Mike Maines. Vicki Pond, Barbie Bagby, Gary Ste- vens. Treva Wells. Debbie La Penna. BACK ROW: Donna Sewell, Janice Hulcy, Gay Terrell, Lori Loman, Laurie Smith, Sherrie Cox, Kim Luckenbill, Tim Weaver, Jeanie Kerr, Sherrie Bickerstaff. Janet Smith, Marlon Miller. RIGHT: Darla Baum, Teresa Moreland, and Mike Maines attend a breakfast meeting at Sam- bo's to learn rules and regulations of parliamen- tary procedures. 60 X TRIUNE

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M.- DECA Studies Marketing, Distribution ga ,E 'i i NX Distributive Education Clubs of America, has been an active club at Trinity for nine years. The club's purpose is to promote and develop youth leadership with the idea focused on careers and interest in distribution and marketing. The club's activities included Employer! Employee banquet, marketing sur- veys, and many other social activities. In October, the group participated in the Youth Leadership Conference and members trav- eled across town to L. D. Bell for the Area V Conference in February. The state career development conference in San Antonio was held in March of this year. The sponsor of DECA is Mrs. Lorraine Tatarevich. ABOVE: DECA member Christine Mullen discusses on marketing with other mem- TOP RIGH72 FRONT ROW: Pam Stewart, Shelia Chappell, Karen Winford, Becky Sum- rald, Ginger Gordan. SECOND ROW: Bar- bie Meador, Vicki Miller, Susan Boaz, Pam Fields, Debra Adams, Laura Cowart, Vicki Cobb, Tobin Rowlings. THIRD ROW: Brenda Nail, Regina Morgan, Dana Wright, Robyn Griprm, Julia Williams, Sheri Hunt, Christi Mul en, Becky Green, Kim Hull. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Tatarevich, Micha Propps, Brian Hunnell, Donnie Moore, Mark Schmitz, Barry Winford. BA CK ROW: Kelly Grigg, Steve Scruton, Andy Brooks, Ronnie Barnes, Danny Greene. RIGHT: Barry Winford studies marketing and distribution tactics in class. BELOW: Julia Williams organizes her stud- ies before going to work. bers of the 62 X TRIUNE ti' 4 rl? 4 Y f X 1