Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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-1 145' ?' . M s,.. npr' 7' Ss The Trinity girl's varsity basketball team can look forward to several aggressive prospects for the '82-'83 year, judging from the J.V.-team this past year. Coached by Mrs. Diane lnnis and Mrs. Susan Lumley, the girls participated in three tournaments. They won first place in the DeSoto tourney, second in the Den- ton tourney, and first in the H.E.B. tourney. They tied with Nimitz for district with an impressive season record of 28-4. One highlight of the season was their sixth district game against MacArthur in which Trinity fouled out all but three of their players: Sandra Riggs, Barbara Smith, and Mary Hart. Yet, Trinity came from behind in the last quarter to win the game 35-04. Another memorable feat was the J.V.'s 48-45 victory over Duncanville. Rachel Brown and Sandra Riggs combined for 27 points as Trinity emerged victorious, which marked the first time a Trinity girls team had beaten Duncanville in basketball. The high scorers for the season were Barbara Smith, with a total of 128 points and Cindy Boaz, with a total of 108 points. The other three starters included Sandra Riggs, Rebekah Rousch, and Rachel Brown. Opposite page left: Cindy Boaz C203 goes up for two points. Opposite page above right: A reverse layup by Rachel Brown. Opposite page below right: Melissa Mitchell practices layups. Above left: Rebekah Rousch C325 shoots over opponents for a THS score. Above right: Barbara Smith C215 leaps up for a score. Below left: Weatherford Roos attempts to stop a THS basket by Barbara Smith. Sp... 125

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t-,wif 1 I La ,, ' Q 4 I , 1 The Trojan volleyball team struggled this year to be superlative in every aspect of their game. They strove to enhance their skills daily through repeated practices and workouts which proved to be extremely tedious. Working hard with little reward, the team strained to perfect every detail of the game. The volleyballers united their efforts to create a winning team through their incessant determina- tion and drive. They achieved an overall seasonal record of 20 wins and only'11 losses, including both victories over L.D. Dell due to their disqualification. Under the direction of Coach Diane lnnis and assistant coach Susan Lumley, the volleyball team improved tremen- dously from their previous year, which was evidenced in the high quality volleyball action of their games. Due to this excellent class of performances numerous All-District honors were given this year to outstanding Trojan players. Kim Standridge was awarded with First Team All-District, while Beverly Holden and Teresa Deel were received on Second Team All-District, and an All-District Honorable Mention was presented to Mary Hayes. Along with these superb achievements, the title of Coach of the Year was deserving- ly given to Diane lnnis, who made this winning year possi- ble for the Trojans. Opposite page top: The Trojans plan their attack. Opposite page left: Kim Standridge and Beverly Holden converse with the referee. Opposite page right: Beverly Holden bumps against Bell. Above left: Warming up before the game, Susan Carter and Mary Hayes practice spikes. Above right: Volleyballers show their spirit. Left: Teresa Deel sets up a spike. Sports 1