Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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l Developing Leadershgv: Promoting citizenship, developing leadership abilities, and learning the democratic process and the American way of life are the main purposes of VOCT. ln their ninth year in progress VOCT or Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas, went to an Area II contest in February and in April the club participated in a state contest which was held in Waco. Selling candy and beef jerky were some money-making projects that VOCT participated in and during the spring members and Mr. Rob- ert Garner, sponsor of the group, hosted an Employerflimployee banquet. The club held several breakfast meetings and field trips throughout the school year. RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Roderrque Lussier, Jerry Wright, Bobby Riggs, Charles Seaton, Hawey Clark, Mike Moore, Edroy Riley. SEC- OND RO W: Paul Jones, Sonja Murphy, Debbie Grisham, Michelle Kirksey, Tracy Cureton, Julie Klingman, Renee Morin, Vicky Dilly, Debbie Warbus, Edith Hill, Donna Waybright. BACK ROW: Tommy Mayhugh, Terry Dickey, Taylor Johnson, Sam Thomas, Rodney Cohoon, Rick Thomas, Randall Parrish, Greg Minnis, Archie Lee, Sammy Needham, Larry Greene, Mark DeVore, Johnny Haynes, Don Letbetter. . N P 64 X TRIUNE One Of Many urposes VOC T Serves xx XX . XX :Q ' L - 'ik LEFT' Although VOCT members have part-time jobs, they must find time for studying as shown here. Rode- rrque Lussier is helping Edroy Riley on one of their many assignments. ABOVE LEF72 FRONT ROW: Wesley Smith, Dannyi Barringer, Gary Jaggears, Kennth Munn, Steve Gris-l ham, Bill Horton, Teddy Tyler. SECOND ROW: Don- ald Farrow, Carrie Hannie, Terry Campbell, Wendy Hines, Sherry Rust, Diane Oakley. BA CK ROW: Steve Feazell, Ronnie Smith, Cliff Young, Bruce Tipton, Ken- neth Miller, Wayne Greene, Jimmy Jackson, Wells White, Joe McLane, Steve Gorman, Wesley Moore. ABOVE: Senior Paul Jones studies diligently in his VOCT class.

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HERO Stresses Cooperation LEFT: Cooperation with others is a key goal in HERO. Jana Smith, a member of the club and classmates worked together in solving problems. ABOVE: HERO members go to school half a day and work the remainder. Pic- tured here, Wendy Bagwell attends the class participation section of her curricu- lum. W' Home Economics Related Occupa- tions is a group whose main purpose is to teach leadership, responsibility, cooperation, the handling of money. and to acquaint its members with the inner workings of the food establish- ment. The year, HERO was kept busy with many projects such as candy sales, letterette sales, to raise money, field trips to McDonald's and Birdville Col- lege. Frank Abigale, Jr. was on hand to give a lecture on counterfeiting, hot checks, and how to spot them. The Employer!Employee Banquet. which was held this Christmas, hon- ored the HERO employers proved to be a great success. Officers of HERO are: President Joyce Hill, Vice President Becky Bai- ley, Treasurer Linda Johnson, Secre- tary Tami Kinnard, Publicity Jim Tlo- pok, Historian Tamela Aurand, for first period. Second period are: Presi- dent Gary Jones, Vice President Kim Byars, Secretary Tammie' Falls, Trea- surer Becky Rector, Publicity Liz Bar- din, Historian Susan Spiviy, Sponsor Mrs. Roberta Henry. 1 - . .,., ' P raise: . ABOVE: Steve Jenkins diligently studies in class before heading to work. LEF72 FRONT ROW: Liz Bardin, Susan Spivey. Kim Byars. Becky Rector, Joyce Hill, Susie Eccles, Mary Martin. SECOND ROW: Rita Taylor, Debbie Rush, Jana Smith, Linda Johnson, Tami Kinnard, Becky Bailey, Wendy Bagwell. THIRD ROW: Stacy Smith, Mark Lee, Lisa Jones, Billy Culp, Steve Jen- kins, Dena Hall, Lisa Mason, Becky Reed. BACK ROW: Buddy Haston, Jr. Rodriquez, Bobby Kemp, Carl George, Jim Tlapok, Gary Jones, Robert Fos- ter, Tamela Aurand. ASSOCIATION X 63

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