Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Take three dedicated teachers, many eager sophomores, plus a great deal of determination and hard work and what do you get? The Sophomore Executive Council. The main objective of the Council was to begin planning their senior prom and to start rais- ing the money to fund it. Under the leadership of sponsors Nelson Moore, Betty Riley, and Beverly Moore, the Sophs began fund- raising projects and ideas for the upcoming years. The Sophomores pulled together at the beginning of the year and created a fantastic float for the Homecoming parade and game. From that, they set out selling t-shirts with their class yell printed on it, followed by T plaques, MGM's, and their big project of the year, the litterbasket sales. The Council also sponsored dances, a day at the waterslide, and the Battle of the Bands. With class officers David O'Drien, Mike Humphrey, Darla Dowell, and Deelyn Donnelly, the class was led to an overall suc- cessful year. Many hours of long and hard work were involved in seeking to keep the class united and in raising money. However, in May of 1984, all of the time and effort will be rewarded. Opposite page left: David O'Brien, class president, listens to suggestions from the councll. Opposlte page above right: Julle Tarrant llstens to Howdy Dance plans. Opposite page below right: Wayne Hanson proudly shows off hls class t-shlrt dur- lng lunch. Above: Ron Lewis supports his class by buying M6M's from Dart Stark. Left: Council member Shannon McGrann hangs posters to advertise the Battle of the Bands. Organizations and Activities

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1:,ss,....,.s,-sa, , :wif it ff ll T3 'SSS 5 ,,, A, . , 5645 X 13- if rt Q, l f 'I jd ,fr Y - I . A if 5 I: A. I V .A . g 3, .f , i .. . 0 Ar - .L- .SX Ag. ll , 1 V, 5 1. J . , ' 'L Q xg, it '-QQ. There were qualities seen in some special students this year that went beyond the characteristics visible in the average student. These fourth dimension attributes of scholarship, leadership, character, and service all characterized the National Honor Society members. The National Honor Society was involved in several pro- jects this year. ln the fall, NHS sponsored a Homecoming Tea for all Trinity ex-students. Thanks to all the hard work and support of the members, this tea was a huge success and enjoyed by many. In January, the NHS had a directory sale. This sale was unique in two ways. First, the book was totally different than any other previously distributed. Instead of the annual Student Directory cover, Gina Benoit designed Trinity's Little Black Book's eye-catching design. Because of this and the hardworking members, the order set a new record of 500 directories sold in one day. These fourth dimension students concluded the year of fun and beneficial projects as one of the most successful chapters in Trinity's history. Opposite page above: Pres. Lori Williams, Sec. Sharla Roach, and Treas. Shannon Henson prepare for the Ex's Tea. Opposite page below left: Spon- sors Judy Briscoe and Lorraine Lamb discuss induction. Opposite page below right: New member, Lorenzo Berenguer, runs for office. Above: Ac- tive members llsten attentively. Left: Vice Pres. Gina Benoit types the Stu- dent Directory. Organizations and Activities 1