Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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5 x ,- J . I' 7 0 ll' -We 'Rx J. l k. -mf 1' A Z X' S . A l N.,,N G-ui .SM N V isixq 'N-.gum 1 Teamwork is the key to success in any sport in which one may choose to participate. This year both the varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams demonstrated just how well they could effectively use this cooperation to achieve their main goal, victory. Through several routine practices and scrimmages, each member of the Trojan team soon found that they had to rely on the other members to complete their expectations of a victorious volleyball team. With the utilization of teamwork and the application of the superb experienced guidance of Coaches Dianne Innis and Susan Lumley, the Trojan volleyball teams united, and slowly but surely, watched as their visions finally transformed into reality. They accomplished an extremely impressive win- ning season. ln addition to the reward of victory, each member of the Trojan teams received something beyond any measure - the friendship between players that is achieved only through the many long, hard hours of work- ing toward a common goal, and then reaching it. Opposite page above: Kim Standridge returns the ball over the outstretch- ed arms of a Raider defender. Opposite page below left: Rhonda Black bumps the ball. Opposite page below right: Susan Carter awaits an oppor- tunity to spike against Duncanville. Above: Barbara Smith sets up for Shauna Marcum as Tina Moore and Rachel Brown look on. Lett: Coach Susan Lumley explains a defense as the JV volleyballers listen intently. Sm... 129

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