Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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toflwa Football, the main spectator sport at Trinity, proved to be a total involve- ment of the student body this year. Coming off a winning season last year, the Trinity Trojans were the team to beat. Flanked by a score of injuries, the Trojans had to do their best with three of their top players out for the season. Being a mental game, the Trojans defeated themselves with a 4-5-l record. Although this record does not appear good on paper, the Trojans proved their ability in the district games. Starting off the season playing state-ranked teams, the Trinity Trojans fared well. All in all, THS displayed a sportsmanlike attitude in all of its Linemen and members of the backfield block for quarterback Chris Shoppa as he passes the ball to David Reddell. endeavors. VARSITY September September September September October October October October November November FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Denison Clebume R L Turner Bowie Hirschi Denton Open Rider Wichita Falls l L D Bell 2 . 9 16 . . 23 ' September 30 Lewisville 7 . . 14 21 28 ' 4 . . l . . 66 X TRIUNE f . . .aw Trinity's defense, one of the best in the district, shows their ability in the Hirschi Homecoming game. Defensive linemen hold the Wichita Falls Coy- otes to a scoreless game on November 4. Linemen Scott Hickfang and Chris Coffey bring down a Hirschi Huskie in the Homecoming victory ovi Hirschi, 40-20.

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Framework For A Team IRONI ROI! Pit Quinlan Cairls Basketball .lohn Reddell Head Coach ROW Stuc linevwcaxer Football: Dick Allie. Basketball: Cal Hopkins. Nancy Pitts Vollcxbtll and Track SECOND ROW Wes Pyfer Footballand Tennis Hal Hickerson Rodeo Club: Ray Verquerk. Football: Que Britiain. Basebill I irry Wright lootball and Track Don Foglesong Swimming Football and .IV Basketball. NOT PlC'TL'RED: Jerry Milan. Gymnastics: The foundation of any organized team lies within the coach. A coach is not only a leader. but a teacher. He or she must show their team how to win in a sportsmanlike manner. Often times overlooked. a coach spends many extra hours outside his regular work to plan and prepare fora winning season. Yet a coach's-iob reaches far beyond the go out there and get 'em attitude. They must be willing to sacrifice a part of themselves for their team. Almost as equally important are the trainers led by Aubrey Doc Fisk who help to keep the team in shape. With- out them there would be no one to heal the wounds both mentally and physi- cally. The student trainers are liked and well respected. They not only give a helping hand in emergencies but the trainers also give moral support through their friendship to members of their team. COMPETITION X 65

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Z, 11' 3 'ma 3.31- M-'T ,J 1 N Captains Brian Nolen, Mike Baab, and Bernie Blaschke discuss plans for the opening Denison game with Head Coach John Reddell. FRONT ROW: Scott McWilliams, Eric Ritenour, Mike Canfield, Jodey Kuykendall, Ricky Underwood, Danny Richardson, Mike Cook, Kieth Roney, Gordon Andrews, Tracy Wilson, Raymond Tobias, James Daven- pprt, Tom Hill, Mark Stranglin, Sneed Kaker. SECOND ROW: Larry Mick, wayne Enox, Stoney Odell, David Reddell, Ken Lizak, Randy Jones, Josh Matthews, Charles Smith, Ed Caygle, Ronnie Fairless, Leroy Neal, Jason Johnson, David Proctor, Dwayne Thrasher, Steve Ritenour. THIRD ROW: Tommy Tine, Tom Jarzynka, David Ebert, Bobby Childers, Wayne Lusk, Chris Shoppa, Mike Rich, Kevin Standridge. Ken Wynn, Calvin Forrow, Chris Coffey, Mike Farrow, Greg Hill, Jay Gilpan, Aaron Jolley, Mike Sala- zar, Brian Nolen, Marty Stover, John Reddell. BACK ROW: Larry Wright, Doc Fisk, Pat Honeycutt, Ray Verquerk, Kim Glass, Mike Baab, Scott Hick- fang, Brett Wagnor, John Scott, Wes Sharbine, Bernie Blaschke, Ricky Ful er, Glen Hibler, Craig Whitney, Kenny Hall, Mark Neal. Fans' Participation Exhibiteaf' Rallies Promote Spirit Being a game of skill and mental awareness, the Trinity Trojan footballers demonstrated their ability throughout the season. Throughout the fall tri, pep rallies, and yell-ins were held to raise spirit for the upcoming football games. This spirit was not only for the football team, but for the student body as a whole. During near sell-out games, the Trojan football team proved themselves against some very adept teams from the District 4A-6. The unrelenting THS student body, parents and fans backed up the Trojans feverishly as they attended and supported the Trojans during their efforts. COMPETITION X 67