Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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'V Q. As the senior year approached, the members of the class began to build up their treasury. They began the money- making year by sponsoring the first dance of the football season. The seniors tried something new this year. For a money-making project, they sponsored a skateothon. Although it was cancelled several times due to severe weather, when the function finally went through, it was a great success. Many seniors were rolling around the rink to collect money for their class. The valentine season was also a money-making season for the senior class. The class sold carnations for everyone's sweethearts on Friday, February 12. This was also a great success financially. The upper-classmen also sponsored a candy sole in March to bring some extra money to the treasury. Perhaps the most successful sale for the seniors was the sale of prom tickets.This money took core of the ex- penses of Las Colinas where the prom was held. All in all the senior class had o successful year with its sales and campaigns. They acquired enough money over the months to enjoy their long awaited prom. Opposite page above left: Some senior skaters take a fall. Opposite page above right: Clowning skaters turn the corner. Opposite page below left: A couple enjoys a chance to skate together. Opposite page below right: Bob Hildreth prepares to pass out carnations. Above: The Senior Council engages in a weekly meeting. Left: Marsha Byars counts remaining carnations. Organizations and Activities

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The Junior Executive Council had a very successful year actively and financially. Part of this was due to the dedicated sponsors Mrs. Diana Keown, Mrs. Barbara Ratts, and the new sponsor, Miss Nancy Richardson. Credit should also be given to officers Paul Waschka, Ricky Morgan, Laura Battle, and Jan Offield. And, of course. to the active par- ticipation of council members, which consisted of forty-five juniors. All of these devoted people assembled at meetings before school in Mrs. Ratts' room. They had the important task of deciding upon a location for a prom. Among those nominated were the Anatole, the Americana and the Adolphus. Items taken into consideration were: the will- ingness ofa place to hold a prom, the accommodations, and the cost. To help cushion the cost of a prom, the junior ex- ecutive council held some fund raisers. First, they sponsored a dance. Second, they had MGM sales in November and February. Another profitable project was their working at Texas Stadium at the beginning of the football season. With all of these activities, the junior executive council still had time to construct the winning homecoming float. All in all, the junior executive council had an exciting and prosperous year. Opposite page upper left: Mlss Nancy Richardson listens to suggestions for the future prom site. Opposite page upper right: Wendy Johnson shows off a succulent pizza. Opposite page below: Godfather's Pizza provides a pleasant atmosphere for councll members. Left: Mrs. Diana Keown looks up from her list of prom suggestions. Organizations and Activities