Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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Triune Laura Abbott Bryan Adams Rick Adams Scott Adams Tyler Adkins John Alcedo Cynthia Alsobrook Scott Alvey Cindy Anderson Chris Apodaca Jimmy Arca Christopher Arnold Christa Ashburn John Ashford Belinda Ashmore Kelly Askew Marti Atchley Tom Atutis Michael Baird Maria Barajas Teams Boast Annual Varslty Football: Front Row: John Hurst. Johnny Walker, Larry Cortez, Vlctor Rojas, Gary Taunton, Tom Dougherty, Kelth Hovls. John Ledbetter, Benny Monk. James McDonald, Ronny Schweyher, Mike McElveen, Mike Gardner, Rod Parker. Tlm Parks, and Larry Ryder. Second Row: Mlke Medlna, Steve Relss, Jimmy Logan, Jon Beasley, Steve Pace, Jeff Poteete, Tony Dunn, Isaac Perez, Kevln Dutton, Richard Mllls, Phlllp Montelongo, Brad Honeycutt, Jeff Banta, Drew Waldrup, Jay Racz, Shane Schutza, Jerry Llndsey, Bobby Keplinger, Scott Adams, Duce Dodson, and Cralg Posllck. Third Row: Coach Reddell, Jon Newberry, Brian Webb. Steve Priddy, Jay Fitch, Glenn Hamlett, Mlke HIII, Tommy Earls, Buda Browning, Scott Moore, Arlln Early, Bruce Keffer, Joe Lovelady, Mark Mlchelsen, Ray Holtzclow, Ray Stovall, Lonnie Smith, Gary Offut. Bo Walker, Tony Wallace, Brlan Michelsen, Jack Crow, Coach Verkerk, Sandy Olltsky, and Doc Flsk. Back Row: Coach Stout. Coach Honeycutt, Sean Osborne, David Schumann, Mark Long, Blll Shwaiko. Cole Jones, Anthony Skinner, Steve Bohannon, Bill Bateman, Tim Osborne. Walt Zartman, Jimmy Arca, Scott Schrlewer, Dell Bledsoe, Mike Patak, Darren Hett. Kelly Askew, and Bryan Adams.

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s ...sci .www-ws-v isa One momentous event of the year to seniors was their eighteenth birthday. lt brought mixed feelings for 61-82 seniors because of a new law effective September 1, 1981 that prohibited the sale of liquor to anyone under nine- teen. This caused many controversies across Trinity's campus as students ex- pressed their point of view on the un- fairness or benefits of the law. Plans of partying legally on one's eighteenth birthday were out of focus as seniors could expect to be minors for their last year of high school. The most common argument against the liquor law was one that John Alcedo used. When you're seventeen you can be put in jail and when you're eighteen you have to register for the draft, but you can't drink until you're nineteen. His belief echoed through the senior class as seniors voiced their opinions over and over on the repressed feeling the law produced. Dana Suhr spoke for numerous students when she protested that When you're eighteen, you're in- ,pu- S ,, vw! dependent enough to decide for yourself whether you should be able to drink. Others, Sharla Roach for one, felt exactly the opposite. Her idea on the drinking law was that lt's fine because most eighteen year olds don't have enough sense to decide for themselves whether they should drink. Another viewpoint similar to this, except with even stronger terms, was related by Joe Lovelady. I think they should raise it to twenty-one! proposed Joe as he affirmed the advantages of the age limit. Whether students were for or against the law, most agreed on one point. They changed the law to keep liquor out of high school: if you want to drink you're gonna find a way to get it. claimed Steve King and many others. So, while the drinking law was ob- viously something Trinity's seniors could not change, it was still a major issue that let seniors freely practice a favorite pastime: relating their point of viewl Opposite page above left: Dana Suhr enjoys relatlng her polnt of view. Opposite page below left: Steve Klng displays his aggressive tralts on the court and In his views. Opposite page right: John Alcedo has strong beliefs against the llquor law. Above left: Sharla Roach ls a studlous student In favor of the new law. Above right: Asser- tlveness ls one of Joe Lovelady's qualities. Population Kd' ' '

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