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www.trinityrocks.com (Right): Larry Link ’72 addresses the celebra- Tion crowd; (below left): celebraTion co-chairs Debbie Miranda H’00, left, and Laura Clements H’08; (below middle): Brian ’91 and Tracy Merkley; (below right): Tim and Barbara Thompson.

(Left): Phil ’70, left, and Pam Kayrouz with Ben ’01, right, and Jaime Kayrouz. President’s N o t e b o o k Class of ’08 Excels, Sets New Standards B y D r . R o b e r t ( R o b ) J. Mullen ’77

On a beautiful May morning, the Class of 2008 President Charlie George. Principal Dan Zoeller H’07 stepped into their role as Trinity alumni following a week- addressed those gathered in a touching tribute to them end of graduation events as a class, but also as individuals. This class set a new high mark for a class composite We don’t leave moms out of the equation. This event score on the ACT. For only the third time in school his- is a bookend event with the much-appreciated and well- tory, every member of the class took the test as a gradu- attended annual Mother-Son Mass & Brunch held each ation requirement. Even so, as a class they set the highest February. mark ever. This is the sixth consecutive year a class has Following breakfast, the seniors moved to Steinhauser bettered the previous high. Gymnasium for the 52nd annual Awards Day Assembly. The Class of ’08 was offered nearly $17 million in schol- Many parents and family members were on hand, along

arships and was accepted at 133 colleges and universities with all underclassmen. Before awards were given to 1 representing 33 states. Trinity boasts the largest number seniors, an announcement was read saluting numerous of National Merit Semifinalists among all private schools teams, clubs and individuals who achieved something in Kentucky this year. Also, these seniors amassed more of note. These recognitions included accomplishments than 20,000 hours of community service. as varied as the national champion powerlifters, to those Our graduation weekend has evolved into three days who went on a spring break mission trip to the Gulf Coast, of reminiscing, salutes, gratitude, prayer and celebration. and to students who earned the rank of Eagle Scout. It is a fitting tribute to four years of hard work and com- Each academic department and program saluted its At the time of final mitment. Those who haven’t attended a Trinity gradu- top student. Seniors earning honor roll grades during the ation weekend in a while would be pleased at how the year and those doing so for all four years were recognized. production of this issue events are conducted. The athletic and activity departments bestowed honors Friday morning began with what has become the upon the student with the highest grade point average on of The Leader, we traditional father-son breakfast in Alumni Hall. Alumni each team. The top 10 honor graduates were named and learned of the passing of Board Chair David Troutman ’85 served as master of saluted. Students earning special recognition from the ceremonies for the Alumni Association-sponsored event state were mentioned, as well as those receiving signifi- Peter Flaig H’00 and as seniors and their guests enjoyed a catered breakfast. cant awards as voted on by the faculty. Joe Demling ’68, two Many Alumni Board members attended the breakfast, as The most time-consuming portion of the assembly did several past recipients of the Honor Alumnus Award. was the reading of scholarships earned by the gradu- individuals who meant so During the event, the seniors surprised faculty mem- ates. It was worth the time it took to hear the list of much to Trinity. Look for ber Lisa Kelly by making her an Honorary Alumna of names and colleges. the class. The honor was announced by Senior Class On Saturday evening, May 17, Baccalaureate Mass was fitting memorials to them in the next issue of “There is sadness in saying goodbye The Leader. May the souls to any graduating class. That sadness of Peter and Joe and all is tempered by a new relationship the faithful departed enjoy with our youngest brother alumni.” eternal rest. President’s N o t e b o o k

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held in Steinhauser Gymnasium. This marks the third football game that sent the contest into overtime! time in as many years that we held the Mass on campus. Seniors also selected Mr. Bratcher to speak on behalf We do so to allow more family members, especially of the faculty and staff. His work in Campus Ministry grandparents, the opportunity to attend. Volunteers from made him familiar to the class, and his remarks were a the Shamrock Moms organization turn the gym into a great sendoff. beautiful setting for Mass. Since the gym is now air-con- Father Zettel served as celebrant. Teachers and students ditioned and we have ample parking, having the Mass on served as music ministers. In a first for a Baccalaureate campus makes great sense. The gym is where the seniors Mass, two students wrote and performed original musi- celebrated numerous Masses and prayer services, along cal compositions. Eric Wittmer presented his during the with academic and athletic experiences. presentation of gifts; Jung Kang played and sung his piece While each event during the weekend holds special after communion.

2 meaning, many believe this Mass to be the most impor- Many grandparents from out of town were on campus tant. Our campus ministers, Mary Emrich and Michael for the first time. Numerous comments were received Bratcher ’97, worked for weeks to prepare for the event. from them, such as, “Now I understand what my grand- Seniors participated in the planning and selected Jeff son was trying to tell me about this special place. Thank Neagli ’08 to give the student address. True to form for you for including us.” these student addresses, Jeff ’s words were on target and Graduation Sunday broke with clear skies despite summarized beautifully the sentiments of the class upon the forecast for possible rain. For the third year, we held their leaving. To underline how special it was to give this graduation at Knights Hall on the campus of Bellarmine address, Jeff mentioned that it was more important than University. Bellarmine has been more than gracious and the touchdown pass he caught in the state championship accommodating for our event. President’s N o t e b o o k

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We especially like the pre-ceremony gathering that Directors. His work in that office and in other capacities takes place on the steps outside Knights Hall. Many at Trinity is worthy of praise. photo opportunities are created as seniors receive their Fred Whittaker ’81 received the Trinity Peace Medal. boutonniére, which is often pinned on by a proud mom. This award has been given for nearly 40 years and As has been the case since our first graduation, salutes someone who advances the causes of peace- seniors wore white dinner jackets and tuxedo pants. making and justice-building. Articles about each appear This tradition was begun by Trinity’s founding principal, in this publication. Monsignor Alfred Steinhauser, and we are happy to con- In our ceremony, each graduate walks across the stage tinue it each year. to receive his diploma. Those in attendance respect each We were pleased this year that our new archbishop, graduate and refrain from shouting and making catcalls Joseph Kurtz, continued the practice of attending gradu- that mar many other graduations.

ation. His presence and remarks underlined our connec- A truly memorable and touching moment came when 3 tion to the greater church. senior Jack Sullivan walked across the stage to receive his Alumnus Michael Crush ’01 played “Pomp and diploma. Jack used a wheelchair to make his way through Circumstance” as the graduates entered, following in the Trinity while here. With the aid of a walker and mostly footsteps of longtime Trinity friend Rev. Jack Schindler the encouragement of his classmates, Jack was deter- H’02, who played the organ at many Trinity graduations. mined to walk that day. He did. His classmates erupted We honor two individuals at each graduation, holding in applause for him. them up as our “last lesson” for the graduates. Joe Porter There is sadness in saying goodbye to any graduating ’78, our vice president for advancement, was given the class. That sadness is tempered by a new relationship Honor Alumnus Award this year by the Alumni Board of with our youngest brother alumni. n Become Part of the Trinity Campus Gift and Naming Opportunity Many decorative benches adorn our campus. These highly-visible benches come in handy for students waiting for rides or anyone just looking for a place to relax. For donors who wish to make a gift to the school, we are offering the opportunity to have an engraved plaque affixed to a bench. The engraved plaque (2”x 9”) provides up to three lines with up to 40 characters per line. The school will work with the donor to create an appropriate inscription. It could be for an individual (e.g. in memory of or in honor of ), a family, group (e.g. Class of 19__) or a business. This naming opportunity is available for $1,500 per bench. For more information, please contact Trinity Foundation Director Tim Culver ’82 at (502) 736-2100 or [email protected]. - - - n I know these seniors know that now. And us give they now. that know seniors I these know On On senior retreat, during powerlifting meets and on Along the way, as our Chaplain Rev. Dave Zettel ’58 Did we create No, masterpieces? not quite. They are This This year’s students were like so many that went mil $17 nearly earned seniors year’s this way, the Along The Class of 2008 carries with them a true sense of we need one another. one need we confident. and proud be to cause all brotherhood brotherhood and for appreciation While diversity. true that on the surface this class, like those before it, was primarily made up of Catholic Caucasian young men, it should also be noted that it students included several circumstance economic every nearly from overseas, from including of traditions, variety a wide religious from and Islam. and Judaism these that observing those to obvious was it trips, service the when it saw I others. about care genuinely men young and banner a with ’68 Demling Joe presented class senior watched I cancer; battled he as strength him giving check, school after Center Media Library Flaig Peter W. the in it during tutoring sessions; and I marveled at how senior class this embraced a brother senior throughout his way his make to a walker used he as stood and years four diploma. his receive to stage the across says, “They got it.” They got school what we’re community about and as a what they we move on to want live lives of for respect, love and them service. as Reason number three in the faith I have in this brother hood of Trinity. as unfinished of yet — as are we all. humans — We we care. and shaping constant of require — art works God’s and world this beyond a faith we require words, In other before them. before All were by touched a ofhandful teachers, or who coaches on turned moderators a light or opened a window into understanding life more fully. Perhaps it happened during a Mr. Ward essay or during a Mr. It Dubay to moment. listening might an have happened outburst from Dr. Zehnder or through a quiet moment a during life Some with lessons Ms. learned Whitworth. to hours night late devoting while or season country cross life. to come production theater a making universi colleges to 133 scholarships in lion merit-based it whenever and However States. United the across all ties enlightenment and of learning moments such happened, will now be carried on to more important matters careers professional and in personal Reason relationships. hope. my for two number - - a l p i c MISSION STATEMENT this this article, we may again be embroiled o r n e r supportive atmosphere based upon Christian values in the Catholic tradition. in the Catholic based upon Christian values supportive atmosphere “The Class of 2008 carries with them a true sense of brotherhood and appreciation for diversity.” C Our Mission at Trinity is to provide students with a superior high school education in a students with a superior high school education is to provide Trinity Our Mission at u read S o y Those working these retreats know that many of the What brought about this bright outlook? bright this about brought What I attended nearly every senior retreat this year. For This This past school year had its usual share of ups and As I think back to the 2007-08 school year, I know importantly, they listen compassionately. listen they importantly, after years and weeks days, come moments God greatest the actual experience. Over 95 percent of voluntarily graduates went on senior They retreat. went this year’s needing some time away but also searching themselves to and know their God better. I feel sure with tools to they continue what for left all of us is an intensely ongoing personal and internal growth. Reason number one for my optimism. downs, but at Bellarmine University on May 18 as on 18 I May read University but at Bellarmine downs, them watched and of 2008 Class of the names 319 the out walk across our stage, I could not help but feel assured makers. difference be would graduates these that most, I was in simply retreat a a of working visitor privilege the for had also I a but Francis, Mass at Mount St. sincerity the appreciate to long take doesn’t It November. and spiritual intensity radiating from our students and leaders. They pray openly and share hopes and fears. most Maybe to and They hold hands listen one another. As in another ugly campaign season. I certainly hope not. At my deadline, we are finally down to two candidates, but I’m praying we can avoid a night without a polar izing debate over blue or red states. Our media-hyped not world solutions, and optimism needs directed more of full personal a “dialogue” toward spiraling stereotypes attacks. unproductive and Trinity can boast that we’re doing beauty and light into a world our in sore need of peacemak part to send ers and visionaries. Pride Pride in Our Seniors By Daniel J. Zoeller H’07, Prin PAL’ I C r i n P 4

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I’d I’d also like to thank my fam Most importantly, I thank my In In closing, I would like to thank tainly don’t go unnoticed. don’t tainly ily for affording me the time away from home to fulfill this commit ment. give an extra $25 last year afforded someone an opportunity to attend Trinity that might wise have not enjoyed that privilege. other Although it may not much, seem all of like your gifts, they be whether Time, Talent or Treasure, add up and make a difference. my fellow board members for their commitment during my tenure as chair, especially Alumni Relations and Communications Travis Wagoner ’90, whose Director efforts cer but recognized get always don’t n a i r H’05 h E It has become a tradition for parents ish n is published four times High a School year for alumni, Trinity

Trinity Forever! Forever! Trinity I hope my words encouraged someone to consider AG ame brother alumni for allowing me this opportunity to serve serve to opportunity this me allowing for alumni brother as chair. It’s been an honor, and I hope our board has expectations. your exceeded getting more involved in the school we love by donat ing their time or talent, or maybe my challenge to K i at i o n C ement: Advancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207. Shelbyville Louisville, Road, KY 40207. 4011 Advancement, paid Postage at Louisville, KY. POSTMASTER: Send High address corrections School, to: Trinity Shelbyville Louisville, Road, KY 40207. Office for School 4011 Advancement, (502) 899-2052. Fax: Phone: (502) 893-7625. The Leader students, parents and High friends School, by Office Trinity for School c c ail e s s s s o by G A s Time, Talent or Talent Time, mmen whether they be they whether o t make a difference.” make “... All of your gifts, gifts, your of All “... n i o Treasure, add up and and up add Treasure, co M

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thsrock.net. or e-mail wagoner@ at (502) 899-2052 You may also fax You us 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, Ky. 40207. Advancement, Advancement, Office for School Trinity High School, High Trinity News from You, News from You, life. life. Send information and photos to: going on in your 10 Let us know what’s 11 rian R. Preher ’88 Preher R. rian etty Roth (Trinity staff) (Trinity Roth etty B B elson ’82 elson N rian rian B esterritter ’66; grandmother of Shawn Shawn of grandmother ’66; esterritter O - ill” Sheehy, Sheehy, ill” B elson, father of of father elson, esterritter, esterritter, ’Shell ’65 ’Shell N O O auer Randall, mother of Jared Randall ’98 ’98 Randall Jared of mother Randall, auer B esterritter ’04; mother-in-law of Jim Kehl ’81 ’81 Kehl Jim of mother-in-law ’04; esterritter icholas D. Sturtzel ’04 Sturtzel D. icholas mother of John John of mother O father of Henry J. “Hank” Jr. ’71 and Stephan A. “Steve” ’76 ’76 “Steve” A. Stephan and ’71 Jr. “Hank” J. Henry of father Michael of grandmother ’72; Wessel Edward of mother Wood ’95 “Michael” William and ’92 R. David of father principal) (Trinity H’07 Zoeller J. Daniel of great-uncle father of Jennifer Pate Solinger (Trinity faculty) (Trinity Solinger Pate Jennifer of father Sheehan ’75 Tim and ’74 Kevin of mother of grandfather faculty); (Trinity Sturtzel P. Daniel of father N faculty) (Trinity H’03 Lococo Tony of father-in-law Veith ’03 Mudd (deceased) ’10 Sheehy Michael father of Mike ’82 and Jim ’83 Sheehy; grandfather of of grandfather Sheehy; ’83 Jim and ’82 Mike of father arbara “Joann” Stringer, mother of Douglas Stringer ’86 Stringer Douglas of mother Stringer, “Joann” arbara

Sandy J. J. Sandy Rose M. M. Rose Henry John “Hank” Veith Sr., Sr., Veith “Hank” John Henry Wessel, Mildred Wood, “Richard” William Zoeller, J. Elmer Robert Franklin Pate, Pate, Franklin Robert ’93 Powell T. Kevin of mother Powell, S. Janet of mother Preher, McMillan J. Ellen ’61 Jr. Roberts James of brother ’71, Roberts E. Joseph coach) football assistant (former Schrecker Robert Dennis ’79 Schuler Timothy of father Schuler, A.” “D. A. Dominic ’72 Seifert Sammy of mother Seifert, G. Anabel Sheehan, Petlak Joyce Sturtzel, W. Harold ’92 Talbott Michael of brother Talbott, Standiford David II, Tharp R. William Glen Allen Wilburn ’67, brother of of brother ’67, Wilburn Allen Glen David F. F. David Jane “ J. William B Beta Phi academic en ’08 and and ’08 en B recently finished his sophomore year at

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uncle of Patrick Patrick of uncle grandfather of Scott ’94, Cliff ’95 and Matthew ’99 Hilton ’99 Matthew and ’95 Cliff ’94, Scott of grandfather wife of Louis Hettinger ’59; mother of Edward Hettinger ’87 Hettinger Edward of mother ’59; Hettinger Louis of wife grandfather of Charles Courtney Foreman ’03 Foreman Courtney Charles of grandfather mother of Joseph Joseph of mother David F. Robert Dawson ’65 Dawson Robert F. (deceased); ’74 Dunaway Stephen of father ’01 Dunaway John of grandfather Robert and ’69 D. Michael of father wife of of wife wife of Sharon Mattern Demling (Trinity staff); (Trinity Demling Mattern Sharon of wife ’89; Jr. Demling “Jody” F. Joseph of father staff); (Trinity Singer Pat and ’60 Demling Moe of brother brother of James James of brother mother of of mother brother of Michael ’70 and Tom ’75 ’75 Tom and ’70 Michael of brother Mychal Filiatreau ’10 Filiatreau Mychal ’94 and Stephen Terry ’01; father-in-law of Corey Taylor ’95; ’95; Taylor Corey of father-in-law ’01; Terry Stephen and ’94 ’60 Lutes Carl of brother-in-law uncle of Tony Demling ’78, Gary Demling ’88, Jeremy Lutes Lutes Jeremy ’88, Demling Gary ’78, Demling Tony of uncle Cassidy (deceased) Cassidy mother of Donald ’79 and Michael ’82 ’82 Michael and ’79 Donald of mother C oard of Trustees meetings. oard of Trustees A

James E. Hilton Sr., Sr., Hilton E. James Charlie Haydon ’61, brother of Richard Haydon ’69 Haydon Richard of brother ’61, Haydon Charlie Hettinger, Thompson Mary Charles Terrell Foreman, Foreman, Terrell Charles ’79 Hargadon H. Kevin of brother Hargadon, Martin Patrick W. Peter Flaig H’00 (former Trinity principal and president) and principal Trinity (former H’00 Flaig Peter W. Helen Jean Filiatreau, Filiatreau, Jean Helen Dunaway, L. Clifford Robert b Lori Michelle Doom-Dawson, Doom-Dawson, Michelle Lori Joseph F. Demling Sr. ’68 (Trinity staff), (Trinity ’68 Sr. Demling F. Joseph Rita I. Day, mother of Michael J. Day ’77 Day J. Michael of mother Day, I. Rita Charles Kevin Connell, Connell, Kevin Charles Marian Fleming Cassidy, Cassidy, Fleming Marian Clarence Eugene Alwes, grandfather of Justin Cecil ’02 Cecil Justin of grandfather Alwes, Eugene Clarence Charles Robert In Ronald L. “Ron” Curry, father of of father Curry, “Ron” L. Ronald Carolyn Carolyn Gatlinburg on spring break from Western Kentucky University, University, Kentucky from Western on break spring Gatlinburg he where is a and student a of member Kappa fraternity. Alpha Kyle Saylor - [email protected] Saylor Kyle 2006 Cla - Abell Andrew [email protected] - Dawson James [email protected] Adam Ernst - [email protected] Counsel committees; and acting as student representative at as and representative acting student committees; Counsel B review of residential and social policies, as well as for students policies, and social of review residential official Jacob’s issues. to academic related to opinions voice of the meetings over presiding include as duties SGA president of the the president advising College Committee; SGA Executive on College serving students regarding and the Counsel College Association is the and primary Association for the channel development Z GREG - - ffice at (502) O reckinridge Lane, Lane, reckinridge B ffice at (502) 736- (502) at ffice ar ar (237 Whittington O B [email protected] N Bar in St. Matthews.

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lumnus: Alumnus: Joseph Porter ’78 the Trinity High School Alumni Associa- Alumni High School the Trinity got e-mail? got Honor ring sp h c In In addition to teaching, Joey has served in a variety In January 2001, Joey was appointed to his current Joey Joey returned to Trinity in 1984 after three years A member of the Trinity Class of 1978, Joey Porter has has Porter Joey of Class 1978, of Trinity member the A After graduating from Trinity, Joey attended Bellar- a e w s of capacities at including Trinity, coaching basketball, of with moderator working the Red Cross Bloodmobile, as stints and leader retreat activities, and clubs numerous ofdirector ofand students director He is activities. also House. Toussaint for advisor faculty a currently this In advancement. school for ofpresident vice position relations, public marketing, school’s the oversees he role, in music and youth ministry in the Archdiocese of Louis- Archdiocese the in ministry youth and music in for Department Theology Trinity’s in taught has He ville. 24 years. E tion recognizes a brother alumnus as the year’s Honor Alumnus. The award is presented to a graduate Trinity who has distinguished himself in his professional life; the demonstrated qualities, values and mater. alma ideals his taught to at loyalty strong a maintained and Trinity; Alumnus. Honor 2008 the as selected been mine University and the University of Louisville, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in communications. He earned a Master’s degree Spalding University. in religious studies from 2008 2008 N n i PHOTO BY PHOTO lum Communications Director Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected]. at ’90 Wagoner Travis Director Communications A Porter Porter ’78. GAIL KAMENISH H’05 left, presents the Honor Alumnus Award to Joey Association Chair David Troutman’85, Trinity Alumni Trinity 14 & Relations Alumni to updates Send Trinity. with address e-mail your Update 15 PHOTO PHOTO Archbishop of Louisville Joseph Kurtz presents the Peace Medal to Trinity Whittaker Fred ’81 as President Trinity Rob ’77,Mullen left, and former faculty member H’92, Klaus Mittelsten right, look on. BY GAIL KAMENISH H’05 - - - n hittaker Whittaker ’81 Fred These These programs allow Fred’s students to develop an Also at St. Francis of Assisi, Fred serves on the school’s school’s the on serves of Fred Assisi, Francis St. at Also Fred’s Fred’s efforts were recognized in 2006 when he was active active voice in the They community. also work to allow of an atmo to create schools St. Francis and other Assisi of practice uncommon and courageous the where sphere commonplace. becomes value and virtue on on trips to visit the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum D. C., in and he Washington, was close to especially the at students St. ofFrancis Assisi. Marx Mr. was awarded 2000. in Medal Peace Trinity the Committee on Conscience, a student-led organization of that and serves awareness raises the vulnerable social justice issues in the through met they families three for rent paying included community. Their efforts have Catholic Charities, raising over $20,000 Without for Borders Doctors and implementing an Archdiocesan Summit. Peace School Middle Marx Resolution. The resolution requires the teaching of teaching the requires resolution The Resolution. Marx The Marx, late Ernie schools. in Kentucky the Holocaust a Holocaust often survivor, accompanied local children his students his to students as the examine history. Holocaust sacred as Taught a central component of the reli eighth-grade a better establish to a bridge as serves it curriculum, gion practitio be to call of Testament New our understanding of makers ofand ners peace. compassion the recipient of the Outstanding Educator Award from the Anne Frank Foundation. Fred also was named the first non-Jewish person to receive the for community highest relations presented by honor the local part as came Jewish announcement The Federation. Community Beshear Steve Gov. Kentucky which during ofceremony a signed House Joint Resolution 6, known as the Ernie ------edal: Medal: the Trinity High the Trinity , s ade c rinity Trinity Peace re than three de o

r m Fred also designed a Holocaust Studies unit that allows allows that unit Studies Holocaust a designed also Fred The Peace Families program The was program Peace last Families recognized year Peace Peace Families is a program Fred began six years ago The The 2008 Trinity Peace Medal is awarded to Fred of at St. Francis teacher has a been Assisi science Fred Palestinian teachers and peacemakers in Jerusalem. in peacemakers and teachers Palestinian of such acts. and as Israeli with a shared Program been has of and Excellence Association by Education the National Catholic reflection, reflection, the program becomes a call to action for its participants. Students learn the power of compassion and of their responsibility and ability to be the authors ties have opened them up to disruption or Utilizing guest suffering. speakers, student-designed service proj ects and guided opportunities for prayer and self- that that provides students with opportunities for immer sion into the lives of individuals whose vulnerabili place. place. To that end, he has created a variety of curricula and programming in an attempt to create an environ ment that fosters opportunities for students to explore ofworld. their in creators as peace identities their his personal mission to his mission make personal the world a more peaceful Catholic School for 17 years. He uses his knowledge of sci knowledge his uses He years. 17 for School Catholic fulfill to children for love a and teaching for passion ence, Whittaker, a 1981 Trinity alumnus Trinity 1981 a Whittaker, service service to H’92, Klaus Mr. others. who Mittelsten at the ini Department, Language of chair was time Foreign the Thomas Rev. principal Trinity with along award the tiated H’92. Duerr School community has awarded the Trinity Peace Medal. Medal. Peace Trinity the awarded has community School for group or individual deserving a recognizes award The efforts that promote justice peacemaking, building and Fo 2008 2008

got e-mail? got Communications Director Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected]. at ’90 Wagoner Travis Director Communications Update your e-mail address with Trinity. Send updates to Alumni Relations & Relations Alumni to updates Send Trinity. with address e-mail your Update - PHOTO BY PHOTO Jack Sullivan ’08, the 2008 Mr. Trinity, walks across the stage after receiving his diploma. GAIL KAMENISH H’05 Alumnus Association “Superior” rating “Superior” Association was ceremony of ofOne graduation highlights the the 100 percent of class took the ACT, established all-time all-time established of ACT, the percent took class 100 score composite average for high Corporation Merit National the by recognized 17 fall this college entering be will percent 95 participants Program Scholars Governor’s 16 participant Arts the for School Governor’s 1 Diploma of Commonwealth recipients Kentucky 22 Society Honor of members National the 61 Club Beta of members 69 National the academies service U.S. to appointments 3 years four winners over Scholarship Byrd C. Robert 4 hours service 20,000 than more Performed State championships in bowling, crew, football and powerlifting 43 Academic All-State First Team and 52 Honorable student-athletes All-State Mention Trinity Singers achieve Kentucky Music Educators

when when senior Jack Sullivan received his diploma. Jack, who uses a was wheelchair, determined to walk across the stage. Some of his classmates worked with him for Rudolph Eddie teacher and practice, him help to months H’95 Jack assisted in from moving his to wheelchair the Jack gave a and stand Attendees lengthy stage. heartfelt ovation. ing n n n n n n n n n n n n n n - - - elcomes elcomes Class of 2008, W Honorary received their diplo amed Named ther alumni o ssociation Association elly t br s K 319 members of of members Class the 2008 319 scholarships merit in million $17 than more Awarded universities and colleges 133 at Accepted One of the highlights of the morning was teacher At the Senior Breakfast held in Alumni Hall on Friday, Friday, on Hall Alumni in held Breakfast Senior the At

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Troutman represent Patrick all brother, his chief is crew Rock David’s in participated has David locally, flying to addition In “Outside of the Derby Great Balloon Race, my favor “The other event I love to go to is the Albuquerque has focused Although on more David the commercial f F is linked together forever. together is linked Family. Trinity make each other the best they can be. can they best the other each make I advice. the took know. you what about Write helpful: can do for a what person — Trinity learning and what a Trinity. do for can person direction in life. Four years ago, I had no idea wanted what to I do. I joined the print and journalism I junior year found something want to in excel after class my school. high comfort feel I me. suits really school this at environment of spend they regardless who anyone to hello saying able time with outside of school. Trinity is a the community within, are entire there groups although place where, competition for the first time with my goal being Rookie Rookie being goal my with time first the for competition of finish,” David said. and having a top-10 the Year the Great Balloon Race are Charlie Hurst ’72 and Scott McClinton ’81. Scott’s son Matthew, a Trinity senior, hopes to fly in race. next year’s moms,” David said. “She loves Trinity moms,” as David said. much “She as loves Trinity I do.” Carolina, North country— the across events ballooning Louisiana, New Mexico, South Carolina and Ohio. ite events are the Canton Hall of Fame Festival (similar to the Kentucky Derby Festival except centered around the NFL’s Hall of Fame induction),” David the only said. team event where you compete “It’s with two other pilots as a team against 30 other teams. 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The atmosphere is so welcoming and comfortable that it becomes a second home to students and I’ll miss faculty. waking up every morning and looking forward to see ing the amazing people that Trinity make so successful. Each member of the Trinity brotherhood works to better his comrade, allowing every athletically, academically, grow to one spiritually. and socially knowing I experienced Trinity High School. In the the entire community to see. of Arimathea Society, Students High on Life and Darfur the Awareness Club, always attract do the not headlines.members of The these clubs, are extremely active and positive and however, valuable to our community. within the Trinity Family supports T SOCC 9, at 11 a.m. at Trinity’s Marshall Stadium. There will be will There Stadium. 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Contact Contact Coach Chad Waggoner at (502) 338-9479 Last year Last the year won alumni the for race the first time in During Pride Week, the corridors are ablaze with When a younger student drops his books in the hall, This year, I formed a new club at Trinity. When I called called I When Trinity. at club new a formed I year, This But at Trinity, it’s the little things that I’ll miss the most. the miss I’ll that things little the it’s Trinity, at But I walk through the halls and can shake the hands of In In four years, I have made lasting friendships, done Cliché, I know, but one must realize that I speak for R hatabitter he 34th or or [email protected] with questions or for more information. five five years. The varsity plan on fighting back and recap claim? your defend you will Alumni, title. the ture the race. Please pass this information former teammates! along to your is Thursday, Aug. 7, at E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park. The 3,000-meter race will begin at 7 p.m. Dinner will immediately follow. There is no entry fee. T-shirts will be for sale ($10) and refreshments will be served after C T Alumni to nies the students from class to class. Shamrocks young and old unite under one cry and display their pride for a slew of Rocks are always on the scene, ready to help their brother pick up his things. vibrant posters and decorations, and music accompa for motivated students to students for join, they motivated were ready to there, done. things get can strike up a conversation with any student. All ofAll student. any with conversation a up strike can my former teachers ask how doing I’m upon seeing me. and opened many doors to succeed in my future. my in succeed to doors many opened and each of my fellow seniors. Waiting in line for lunch, I hundreds of hundreds a ofof part been hours service, community teachers incredible with worked victories, championship my entire brotherhood — for all of the Trinity men who ofmen all for — brotherhood Trinity entire the my have walked across the stage before me and for all ofthose to come. ing to summarize all of the many wonderful the to farewell bid also experiences and student ofTrinity a being people who helped create amazing memories. B y J a W radition Tradition rinity Trinity students. student newspaper are asked to write a reflection of their four years as The ECHO Each year the editors of - - - - - n John John Sr. has been a member on Scouting’s (NCCS) Biennial Conference in Louisville April by in Bishop Gettlefinger of Evansville, Ind. The confer ence also was attended by Bob Mazzuca,the current National Chief Scout Executive. of the Boy Scouts for 50 nearly years. He is the Troop 306 chartered organization repre sentative at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. His unique record of personal ment commit and achievement Catholic for Scouting two supporting and promoting includes Biennial NCCS in conferences Louisville; being an member active Board Executive NCCS ple nationally. John Ribar Sr. was given the award National at Catholic the Committee John Sr. and his wife, Jean, are the parents of four John Jr.’s faith is also important in Scouting and The Brother Barnabas Founders Award is the most Eagle Scout Trinity alumni — John Jr. ’70, David ’72, Susan (Sacred Richard ’75 Their and daughter, Don ’81. Heart, 1976), is married to Mike Loveland, who is Thomas, is junior, an son and Trinity Eagle Scout. John Jr.’s a Life Scout and a community servicefrom away project achieving the Eagle rank. Richard’s son, Matt, a Trinity has junior, already achieved his Eagle award. Don’s son Don where Ohio, Columbus in Scout Class First a is Max serves on the troop committee. for 18 years and national vice chair for 12 years; personal personal years; 12 for chair vice national and years 18 for involvement in NCCS national leadership and training; National Membership Initiative chair; Philmont NCCS Course director; and chair of the Marketing and Public Relations Committee. He has attended five BSA National Jamborees and represented the BSA Russia. Siberia, in Irkutz, Symposium at a Scout Adviser Adviser of the Tallegewi Lodge of the camping honor Arrow, society of the BSA. the Order of the his personal life. He Catholic attended Church the program Scouting at the in High New Adventure the Mexico Base ScoutPhilmont to learn better methods of promoting faith through Awards. the He Scout is a Religious Eucharistic minister at Mary. St. As well,Margaret he has served on Trinity High School’s Alumni and School boards, Alumni includingBoard in the late 1990s. chair of the prestigious Catholic scouting award presented. given to It an is individual who has the significantly affected course of Catholic meritorious service. Scouting It has throughbeen given to long only 10 peo and - ather ather and Son F Trinity Trinity alumnus John Ribar

o t s n Honor o ngratulati John Jr. is a mentor to all Scouts and a dedicated John Jr. is a member of the Catholic Committee The Silver Beaver Award is The Silver the highest Beaver Award permit award o e w s John John Ribar Jr. ’70 (left) and John Ribar Sr. Committee member and Steering the Committee on the Gathering council level, of as well Woodbadge as Instructor, a Eagles the adult leadership training course. He is currently serving as the Associate Lodge been given annually in this area since 1932. volunteer who truly understands the values of the Boy Scouts and implements them in his service program. He currently holds a committee member position with 306 Troop at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. John connection to Scouting Jr.’s on the unit level runs much He deeper. received his Eagle Scout award in 1967 with 308. Troop on Scouting and has been a member of many Seneca District committees, including Scout-O-Rama ticket/ participation co-chair, Cub and Boy Scout Roundtable who implement the Scouting program community and service perform through hard work, self-sacrifice, dedication and many years of service. The award has C Jr. ’70 for being awarded the Silver Beaver by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Lincoln Heritage Council in Louisville and to his father, John Ribar Sr., member of who for Foundation, the being Trinity presented is a with the Brother Barnabas Founders National Catholic Committee on Scouting. Both Award Ribars by the have been involved with scouting for many years. Scout Boy local a by volunteer adult an to given be to ted council. Recipients of this award are registered leaders adult who have made an impact on the lives of youth through service given to the council. It is given to those Scouts Scouts N n i lum A 20 21 Brian Brohm ’04 BY GAIL PHOTO KAMENISH H’05 n During - - Draft n Gary Owens ’88 NFL Research Nobel Fischer Fischer responded to a call for papers that focused of The effectiveness is these not organizations widely Formed Formed in 2002, NSHSS recog on two areas: new initiatives and innovations in social services delivery and emerging scholarship related to faith-based initiatives. the “He submitted known. Fischer proposal, Who Casts of the State on Faith- Assessing Research Stone: the First evaluating in practices quality highlight to Services,” based It by services. was accepted the program ofOffice Faith- a part become and will Initiatives and Community based receive. will attendees conference that of compendium a workforce workforce development, housing, healthy marriages, health prevention of HIV/AIDs and drug abuse, prisoner re-entry, disaster relief other and youth diseases, education and development. scholarship scholarship opportunities for deserv people. young ing nizes academic excellence nizes at academic excellence the high members encourages and level school of the organization to apply unique talents, their vision and potential of for the betterment and themselves the world. Currently there are more than 450,000 Society members 180 in countries. NSHSS also provides - - - -

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The scramble began with a solemn moment ofmoment solemn silence a with began scramble The lumni Alumni Sandy participated in a number of activities during his four years as a Trinity student, including the National Honor Society, the Pep Club and the Soccer Club. He run smoothly: Bubba Bowling ’75, Mike ’90. Wagoner Kevin Mullin ’73 and Travis Guetig ’72, each year in memory of William “Sandy” Newman ’67. Golf Gary Pro Demling Assistant ’60, Moe Pro Demling sponsors. hole all and Coca-Cola staff, Run Long the ’88, Demling Demling ’68 for organiz ing the scramble. Special thanks go to Long Run Newman Newman Memorial Golf Classic coordinators Steven ’81, Pat Tompkins Singer and the late Joe eagle while the guns birdied. young the next hole, the team ofteam the hole, next the Berry, Berry, Hollenbach and Holtz notched an hole of regulation. The first hole of the playoff round ended with both On birdies. scoring teams Greg Gentner ’87, Rick Gentner ’88 and Raque Todd ’87 on the final of 54. Theyteam tied of the Joe William Bohn ’87, Crossfield ’87, III ’57 and Randy Holtz won the scramble on a score card playoff with a score for longtime scramble organizer, Trinity Facilities and Grounds Manager Joe Demling ’68, who passed away the previous afternoon. Joe always enjoyed the camara derie and fun of the Sandy Newman Classic. Sandy Newman Memorial Golf Classic scramble held on June 7 at Long Run Golf Course. alumni golf Mo - n to plant alfalfa or in town, speaking socios gringo Of course, being the only better. me feel makes sure that And In addition, the cooperative has agreed to the idea lots ofare There opportunities my site. at The trick is Personally, I’m doing pretty well. I love it here in I spend walking, reading, cooking or playing guitar. playing or cooking reading, walking, spend I Spanish all day and being away from the ones I love is of feelings loneliness occasional those that knew I tough. and isolation would come. One friend counseled all the who people just remember feel alone, you “When me, you.” love bee products, including royal jelly, with the group’s three three group’s the with jelly, royal including products, bee beekeepers. strongest of using a small plot of land as a for demonstration plot various forage crops, hopefully which convince some of the if it succeeds, clover. Such crops will are sorely needed here in Sopachuy, as many grazing animals here starve during the eight- month dry season. to have patience while things The develop. most impor tant thing is to build friendships of and gain the community, the without trust which accomplishing any meaningful work will be next to impossible. Yes, generously. me welcomed has everyone and Sopachuy, which time, of free loads have I friends. making am I Mom, Nueva getting getting used to the frenetic pace of

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Hugs Aplenty at Mother-Son Mass By Jamie Bishop ’08, Features Editor, The ECHO

More than 600 Trinity students and proud moth- “This year was very successful,” said Dr. Debbie ers filled Steinhauser Gym on Feb. 10 for the annual Heaverin, co-moderator of the Beta Club, which spon- Mother-Son Mass and Brunch. The event highlighted sored the event. “We were very pleased with the turnout.” the relationship between mothers and sons. The theme for this years Mass and brunch was “Gifts of God’s Love,” which was reflected upon during the Mass. Trinity sons presented their mothers with a flower during communion. Mass concluded with a “Thank you, Mom” reflection by senior Joe Kelly. “The best part was giving a flower to my mom,” Kelly 26 said. “It signifies the bond between mother and son. It’s great to connect with my mom and spend time with her.” A brunch catered by Hall’s Cafeteria immediately fol- Hundreds lowed the Mass. attended the The Mother-Son Mass and Brunch has been a favorite among Trinity moms in recent years. annual Mother- “It was very moving,” said Mary Anne Klemenz, Son Mass and mother of senior Bobby Klemenz and junior Matt Klemenz. “It’s always a highlight of the year.” Brunch. PHOTO Mickey Lynch, mother of senior Andy Lynch, said, BY BRUCE CARVER “It’s a sweet reminder of where it all began. It puts all of ’08, THE ECHO our mother-son relationships into perspective.” n

Dante Dominates! 696 Points Equal House Cup Victory

2007-08 House Cup champions, Dante House. PHOTO BY BRUCE CARVER ’08, THE ECHO

Congratulations to Dante House, 2007-08 House Cup champions! Dante House Director: Mr. Keith Rapp House Mentors: Mr. Dave Case, Mr. Adam Klein, Ms. Mary Mason, Mr. Dan Sturtzel, Mr. Barry Swearingen House Advisors: Ms. Jennifer Martin, Mr. Harry Moody H’07 House Captains: Kyle Bohnert, Jamie de la Fuente, Donovan Sims Junior Reps: Adam Johnson, Kurt Owings Sophomore Reps: Kameron Cullimore, Mike Jacobsen Freshman Reps: Ausdin Pender, Jimmy Rickert

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n . Joe’ t S t ha t Hogg Hogg brings a very strong and background wonder Hogg and his wife, Sonya, have three children. Son Farewell to our departing friends. Welcome to our Kathy Witte is Trinity’s new staff Kathy Witte is Trinity’s accountant. Witte’s Cafeteria Staff Manager Pat Eckert has decided to Wes Gies ’91 takes over as director of the Trinity it Finally, was announced that Bill Hogg will succeed Michael will be a senior at next Trinity school son year, Daniel will freshman be and a daughter Trinity Jennifer will be a seventh-grader at St. Raphael. members. Family newest Trinity year. year. Gies also brings an ground extensive to the position, marketing with an back emphasis in sales and accounting. the late Joe Demling ’68 as facilities and grounds man Demling passed ager. on away June 6. He served Trinity for more than 40 years. this position to Prior accepting to Trinity. ful personality at Hogg Trinity, was a at project superintendent Derek Engineering for the last 12 years. He at positions St. ties the also management Raphael Archangel held School. facili High Cross Holy and School and Church Catholic Assistant Principal Mary Ann Hall, the previous dean, will take over Learning Support duties. Program role will be to provide accounting and financial report ing support to both Trinity High and the Trinity High School Foundation. retire this summer after 16 years to spend more time with specifically her her family, grandchildren. Fund. Gies is a familiar face at Trinity, having been a substitute teacher two years ago. school He 2007-08 the for Academy Heart Sacred at teacher was a business

y boo t Bill Tharp ’77 – [email protected] ’77 Tharp Bill i n Ron Netherton ’77 – [email protected] ’77 Netherton Ron To sign up, contact one of the following alumni: following of the one contact up, sign To the picnic will be held on the first Saturday August. of Saturday first the on held be will picnic the Volunteers Needed forTri school year ended May 22 with The St. Joseph Children’s Home Picnic will be held Saturday, Aug. 2, 2, Aug. Saturday, held be will Picnic Home Children’s Joseph St. The rinity T and volunteers are needed to work the Trinity booth. Unlike years past, past, years Unlike booth. Trinity the work to needed are volunteers and

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Activities Activities Director Jennifer Browning H’06 will be Teacher Matt Teacher Manning ’86 will be next year’s House College Counselor Jennifer Martin will leave Trinity Veteran Veteran teacher and counselor Sharon Bohannon Senior Development Officer Steven Tompkins ’81 will Steven Tompkins Officer Senior Development he 2007-08 the new Academic and Traditional dean of studies. share share Pep Club duties with Bernie Schum. Joe Henning H’06 will be activities director in charge of clubs club sports. and seniors through the college application process. System and Student Government director. He will also for Salem High School in Salem, Ind. Martin worked with Father Zettel for seven years, expertly guiding and understanding of mission, and her overall Trinity’s ability to take on new challenges and turn our to addition exciting an her make them Trinity for winners into college counseling team. will join Rev. David Zettel ’58 as a next Bohannon’s extensive year. counseling experience, college counselor her work with ACT tutoring and organization, her love H’08 will join the Campus Ministry Office, assuming duties. Bratcher’s for freshmen and sophomores Bratcher ’97, a teacher and next assistant campus minister, year. Michael will take over Tompkins’ position. Teacher Lisa Kelly 2008-09 school year. 2008-09 Other school members year. of the faculty and staff will have different jobs for next year. leave his to position become a teacher Spanish full-time a Mass and luncheon for the faculty and were staff. also There some fond farewells, as several members of the Trinity community will be going elsewhere for the Departures, Changes in Store for 2008-09 T C ampu s N e w s

Trinity Choir Earns “1” Rating Congratulations to the Trinity Choir for earning rated on a scale from 1-4, with 1 being the highest. Fifty- a “Distinguished” rating of “1” at the Kentucky Music seven middle and high school choirs performed. Educator Association’s (KMEA) 12th District Choir Members of Trinity’s award-winning group are: seniors Festival. This is the 13th consecutive year that the group Jeremy Bindner, Andrew Brill, Nick Burks, Mitch Ferritto, has earned the highest possible distinction at this pres- Brad Goren, Jung Kang, Sung Kim, Andrew Mertz, Weston tigious competition. The choir is under the direction of Meyer, Andy Pickerill, Sean Poole and Eric Wittmer; music teacher Ken Bechtloff. juniors Phillip Boyce, Ross Gueltzow, A.J. Riley, Alex Roby, The festival was held at Ballard High School March Tyler Sarkis and Ryan Williams; and sophomores John 13-14. Participating choirs are judged by four judges and DeLaney, Andrew Galvagni and Austin Lauer. n

28 French ScrabbleRocks Finish Second Trinity finished their season in second place in regular-season play and third in the tournament.

Father-Son Golf Scramble a Success By John Kahl ’69, Features Editor, The ECHO

Three major events took place in Louisville on ’83). After warming up on the practice range and putting April 26. The Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon and green, it was time for the nine-hole scramble to begin. Mini Marathon finished under a cloud of controversy. A wave of red golf carts departed the clubhouse in The Kentucky Derby Festival Great Balloon Race was search of their teeing ground, and soon the round start- The winning team of delayed until the afternoon due to poor weather. ed. The golf course and the windy conditions proved to Bill, left, and Jackson The eighth annual Trinity Father-Son Golf Scramble, be challenging for many of the teams, as they were forced ’10 McCraney with however, took place under beautiful skies and perfectly to use their three mulligans rather quickly. The early cool temperatures at Indian Springs Golf Club. return of scorecards revealed three scores of one under scramble moderator The players began to assemble around noon for their box par 35 being posted. John Kahl ’69, right. lunch provided by Karem’s Deli & Catering (Louie Karem Things looked primed for a playoff until Bill McCraney and his son Jackson ’10 (who happened to have his birth- day on this day) posted a score of two under par 34. The McCraneys won the scramble by one shot. By making a birdie on the eighth hole, Phil Petredis and his son Will ’08 finished second. Many thanks to the players and their fathers for participating in this event, the only one of its kind in Louisville and probably in Kentucky. Trinity teacher John Kahl ’69 coordinated the scramble. Thanks also to Justine Rostel H’99 for taking pho- tographs; to Mr. Kahl’s wife, Tina, for her work and assistance; to Bill Larson and the staff at Indian Springs; to Louie Karem for the food; and to the Trinity Campus Store and Advancement Office for their help, especially Marie Diehl. Special thanks to John Walsh ’78 and Jay Todd for procuring the wonderful door prizes and giveaways. n

Moving? Let us know. Update your e-mail address with Trinity. Send updates to Alumni Relations & Communications Director Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected]. 29 PHOTO BY PHOTO Joseph Joseph E. Kurtz, Archbishop of Louisville. BRUCE CARVER ’08, THE ECHO The Most Reverend - ear, ear, Y n Third Link, Link, who was the number one The academic team is moderated Only one other Trinity student areas. Patrick Gallagher ished ’98 first fin in General Knowledge in 1998, making him Trinity’s only Cup state champion. Governor’s He also finished sixth in Science. Honor Graduate in class, will attend the the University of mathematics. senior in majoring Michigan, Governor’s Governor’s Cup competition. Link finished in the top in 10 the state in Math three consecutive years and in Social Studies this year, placing second. He scored a perfect 50 out of 50 in Math. has finished in the top 10 in two n THS irst for F He He also talked about Trinity achievements, saying, Mullen offered the new archbishop a chance to O many things to be proud of in this place.” display his Trinity spirit in the form ofwindow sticker. a Power “T” “vibrant community.” “We are proud to live out our mission. There are so by teacher Matt Manning ’86. Mass at ECH he T Record Chris Link ’08 itor, Link ’08 Ed - - - - was was transformed into a finished ium s eam T ymna ath G M Rock Chris wings ’09, Features Governor’s Cup er O s

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A few weeks later, Link, who Senior Chris Link was first among first was Link Chris Senior He He ended the homily with one task for us all: “Pray Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen ’77 concluded He then moved on to talk about friends, commenting friends, about talk to on moved then He “Make a friend, be a friend, bring a friend,” he said. He He also said that teenagers seek to find two things: “Catholic “Catholic education and Catholic schools are very The homily was dominated by talk of friendship and After the Gospel reading, Archbishop Kurtz gave his Trinity Chaplain Rev. Dave Zettel ’58 was joined by 10 10 by joined was ’58 Zettel Dave Rev. Chaplain Trinity

he rchbishop Archbishop Celebrates By Kurt Trinity Trinity student to finish in the top 10 in the state in two individual competitions at the mathematics mathematics competition. is also a member of ic the team, academ became only the second tive year. Link’s performance was the second-best individual perfor mance in the 40-year history of this seniors and first among all students in the league for the third consecu place among the 31 participating schools. Five of the 12 team mem bers finished among the top 10 for their grade level in District One. T the season in the Greater Louisville High School Math league in fifth Math Mass with a few comments. He welcomed Archbishop Kurtz to Trinity and spoke of our larger church and today today for the gift of good, solid friendship.” — inside and outside — to trueexercise freedom.” on how money can’t buy them. freedom and great friends. He called freedom “the desire desire “the freedom called He friends. great and freedom that has an inner discipline. We always need support much alive in the Archdiocese of Louisville,” Archbishop Archbishop ofLouisville,” Archdiocese the in alive much Kurtz said. homily, which began, “What an honor it to is join homily, today the tradition that High is School.” called Trinity true freedom. concelebrants, concelebrants, including several former Trinity faculty members. visit to Trinity visit by to Archbishop Joseph Trinity E. Kurtz, who was welcomed by senior Jeff Neagli. Sets Steinhau church to hold the annual Mass with the Archbishop of Louisville on the morning of 28. Feb. It was the first C ampu s N e w s

Getting to Know Physics Teacher Mr. C.M. By Grant Epperson ’09, Staff Reporter, The ECHO

When asked about what someone “I was having health problems knows about Mr. Joseph Chittissery because of the iron dust from the steel Mathai, most will say he is a physics industry,” he said. “The doctors said I teacher from India. But have you ever should move for better health.” wondered how or why Mr. C.M., as he Mr. C.M. decided to take his family is called at Trinity, came to Louisville? to the United Arab Emirates. He lived Who is the man behind the gadgets? and taught at Al Nahda International Mr. C.M. was born the second-oldest School in the capital Abu Dhabi for of four children at a military hospital in 11 years. His job paid well, including the small town of Secunderabad, India, free housing, and there were no taxes. 30 where his father served in the Indian However, the universities in the area Air Force. Soon after he was born, Mr. were not great, and for the sake of his C.M.’s family moved to Chennai in the children’s education, Mr. C.M. decided state of Tamil Nadu after his father Mr. C.M. to move yet again. resigned from the Air Force. It was then that he chose to move to Mr. C.M. received his primary and secondary educa- Louisville. Representatives from Norton Hospital had tion in Chennai, India. He earned his bachelor’s degree spoken with Mr. C.M.’s wife, Elsy, about a nursing job. at Loyola College and his Master’s degree in physics Mr. C.M. submitted applications to Atherton, Trinity from Annamalai University. and St. Xavier high schools. “I was better in math; I chose physics because it was “I chose Trinity because it is a Catholic school and I more challenging,” Mr. C.M. said. thought I would be more comfortable here.” At age 22, Mr. C.M. started teaching in the city of In addition to teaching, Mr. C.M. enjoys playing Jamshedpur, India, at Little Flower Catholic School. cricket and tennis with his four children, sons Joel, Elvis “My grandfather was a teacher and my father taught and Elton, and daughter Divya. He attends Mass at the in the Air Force,” Mr. C.M. said. Cathedral of Assumption. He also plays Microsoft’s After 10 years of teaching physics and electronics to “Flight Simulator” game and constructs gadgets for fun high school juniors and seniors, Mr. C.M. was forced to — anything from televisions and timers to robots and move from Jamshedpur. revolving scoreboards. n

Spring Blood Drive Sets Record Many thanks to Dante House and teacher Mary Mason for organizing Trinity’s annual Spring Blood Drive on March 17. Trinity students and faculty donated 146 usable pints of blood — a new record! We also received many compliments from the Red Cross staff.

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, click n - n Award und by logging on to F rinity T Congratulations Congratulations to Jennifer Martin. Jennifer Jennifer Martin the state each year to the selor one coun whom they most award admire. is named after The the late Carolyn Quire, who was head counselor for all Jefferson County Public Schools and one of the founders of decades ago. the KASCAC Her name is prominent on the award, as is Trinity High School. She brings pride to herself and to us. Tradition n The Econ Rocks are moderated by teacher Dr. Tom The runner-up team The in runner-up seniors the comprised contest group of Trinity alumni who can claim a Shammy Award. Award. Shammy a claim can who alumni ofgroup Trinity Mr. Spring SportsMr. – Scott Edelen Performing Arts Mr. – Brad Goren Visual Arts Mr. – Chris McConnell Scholarship – Mr. Chris Link Spirit Rock – Sean Mr. Poole Congeniality – Mr. Bryce Hansell to all Congratulations of these winners. They join an elite Tom Clark, Nick Koesters, Jeremy Nolph and Brian Woods. Woods. Brian and Nolph Jeremy Koesters, Nick Clark, Tom efforts. their for each dollars $25 received students These Zehnder ’63. He has taken teams toEconomics compete Challenge in each the of the team past from five Trinity has years. won A the competitionthose years. each of www.trinityrocks.com - - Go to ins College Counseling rinity” and then click the “Donate Now” button.

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ngratulati The team comprises juniors Matt DeMuth, Chris She also received the most coveted At the conclusion of the conven o rinit y rinit y he Mr. Baseball – Mr. Daniel Roney Sports Fall – Mr. Keith Albrektson graduating graduating class by their winners own. This are: year’s – Jack Sullivan Trinity Mr. Weitlauf – Football Wes Mr. Basketball – Mr. Matt Chambless T March 28. For the 52nd time Shammy in Awards school were history, presented the to members of the ber received $100 cash for their efforts, plus $25 each for winning the online contest earlier this month. Shammy also claimed second place in the contest. Hayes, Tyler Hess and Stewart. Travis Each team mem C ning the Kentucky Council for Economics Education’s “Economics Challenge” contest on March 20. Trinity group, group, the Carolyn Quire Award, pre sented by the college counselors of Econ University University of Kentucky. and sought-after award given by the ton March 12-14. tion, Martin turned over her gavel to Jason Headrick, from her the successor, Jennifer Martin chaired the Kentucky Association for Secondary and College state Admissions convention in Lexing- Jennifer Jennifer T C ampu s N e w s Trinity Collects 230 Toys for Jarrett’s Joy Cart

Trinity students and faculty collected more than pital, Jarrett initiated the idea of the Joy Cart. He 230 toys for Jarrett’s Joy Cart at Kosair Children’s brought the concept to Louisville and coordinated it Hospital in Louisville. Teacher John Kahl ’69 organized through Kosair Children’s Hospital. When Jarrett died, the toy drive in March. Mike and Margaret Wagner took over the Joy Cart, and Jarrett’s Joy Cart is a cart full of toys that is rolled Andy got more involved. through the hospital on Thursdays. Parents tend to “One day in class, Andy was talking about this pro- remember to pack all the necessities for their child’s gram and I became enamored with it, thinking I could stay, but forget toys to help keep their children occu- do something to help,” Kahl said. “I initially presented pied. Patients are invited to select a toy so that they it to my religion classes as a Lenten observance of the might have some sense of happiness and normalcy in Corporal Works of Mercy of taking care of the sick. what might be a tense environment for them. I had good results with it through the class and then Jarrett’s Joy Cart is named after a young boy named thought about how much better it would be to open it

32 Jarrett, who was also the nephew of Mike and Margaret to all my classes. Wagner, parents of the late Andy Wagner, Trinity Class “The next year I invited all my classes and the faculty of 2003. Mike is Trinity’s head freshman football coach. and staff to participate. As time went on and the House Andy was killed in an automobile accident several years System came into place, I would go to various Houses ago. One of his favorite charities was the Joy Cart. This and talk about the program.” latest toy drive was done in Andy’s name. For more information about Jarrett’s Joy Cart, visit While undergoing cancer treatment in a Seattle hos- www.thejoycart.com. n

All varsity home and away games will be broadcast on 93.9FM The Ticket. Wayne Kraus ’85 will give the play-by-play, Jason Larch ’85 will provide color commentary and John King ’80 will give sideline reports. You can also listen to games at www.trinityrocks.com.

FLAGET & BISHOP DAVID ALUMNI Pieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity. The Flaget and Bishop David alumni associations rotate items – trophies, yearbooks, apparel, programs — in and out of a display case in Trinity’s Alumni Hall. Feel free to visit Trinity to see this tribute to your school. 33 Dan Zoeller H’07 n - H’07 Mary Ann Snyder, an eight-year Trinity “He keeps every day exciting in Academic In his spare time, Zoeller enjoys reading, senior guy,” reasonable pretty a like seems “He Zoeller and his wife, Pam, have three chil “I’m not in charge at home,” Zoeller said. “My wife Zoeller offered some advice for Trinity students: his work.” dren, the oldest of whom, Jude, is a at Trinity. freshman and daughters are.” advantage of“Take has all to that offer.” Trinity administrative assistant, works with Zoeller. Services and makes us laugh,” Snyder said Zoeller. of “He’s a witty and compassionate man with a dry sense of humor.” fishing, golfing and staying fit. He rides his bike often and lifts weights three or four a days week. Ross Finney said. also “He’s conscientious about - O Dan Zoeller ECH he T r. Mr. itor, Ed ews Know N that Mr. that Dan Mr. Zoeller H’07 is Trinity’s w o

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u may kn “I love working in an educational community,” Zoeller then returned to Louisville, where he applied Zoeller attended Eastern Kentucky University and the and University Kentucky Eastern attended Zoeller “Mr. Zoeller is a great leader,” junior Ryan Krupp said. Krupp Ryan junior leader,” great a is Zoeller “Mr. There There is no doubt Zoeller is an interesting man with Trinity. He was named Trinity’s sixth principal He in was 2004. named Trinity’s Trinity. Zoeller said. four years. including schools, high several at position teaching a for University of University for England in teacher a was He Louisville. a year and then moved to Florida, where he taught for for 17 years, including English, religion and film study. He also served as director of activities, swim and dive and tennis and team golfmoderator, coach. what what he likes to do in his free time? an interesting Zoeller background. has taught at Trinity Yo principal, but do you know where he started his teach ing career? How about where he went to high school or etting Getting to By C ampu s N e w s

Rocks Assist with Hurricane Katrina Relief

Trinity students spent their spring break in many of our jobs.” ways. Some lounged on the beach. Others basked in Bratcher was joined by teachers Michael Budniak, the friendly confines of Louisville, while others visited Dave Case and Cory Lockhart and parent Bruce Hess. distant families. The group lodged at Katrina Relief Camp Victor, a camp Thirteen Trinity students journeyed to southern set up for relief workers. In addition to sleeping there, Mississippi to assist with Hurricane Katrina relief the Trinity party helped clean and organize the camp. efforts. The students, four teachers and one parent Among those the Rocks assisted was a man named painted, organized, cleaned, cleared and simply minis- George in Bay St. Louis, Miss. The group helped prepare tered to people in the area. his lot for plumbing installation by clearing debris and The group departed from Trinity on April 5 at 6 a.m. cleaning up the site. They returned four days later. None regretted spending “It was amazing to hear people’s stories,” Hess said.

34 their spring break any other way. “George’s area was closed for four weeks after the hur- “When I was a sophomore, we (Trinity students) went ricane. Police and National Guard troops had sealed to Eastern Kentucky in the Appalachian Mountains on a off the area. George was fortunate enough to be able service trip,” senior Nick Koesters said. “Going to help to leave the area before the hurricane hit. Some elderly with Katrina relief was an easy decision.” people, who lived there for years and had ridden out “I’d rather help others than help myself,” junior Tyler several hurricanes, stayed. Other elderly people didn’t Hess added. “I had more fun this spring break than I have a way to get out. They died. The area stayed closed would have had in Panama City. I also might go on an for two more weeks because they had to recover the international service trip next year, so I wanted to get bodies. I’ll never forget how that man described what some experience.” happened.” “I was so proud of the students who stepped forward The Trinity group also painted a lady’s house in to attend this alternative spring break trip,” said Trinity Ocean Springs, Miss. Assistant Campus Minister Michael Bratcher ’97. “Our “She and her kids loved us,” sophomore Ryan Skees students constantly remind me of the ministerial nature said. “They talked and laughed with us like we were their own family.” The lady even wanted her house painted green and white. In addition to helping with the relief efforts in Mississippi, the group traveled to near New Orleans. Mass amounts of destruction are present two and a half years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the area. “It was eerie to see foundation slabs and so many desolate areas,” Koesters said. “It was like being in another world.” “I was struck most by how much still needs to be done,” Skees said. “There are still mattresses and clothes in trees.” But there is hope. The Trinity group spent time pray- ing with many people they encountered, all sharing in the eternal hope that it must get better. “People have rebuilt, businesses are coming back and people seem to have a lot of hope,” Hess said. “People want to rebuild and make their city what it once was. I couldn’t believe how full of hope some people were.” The Rocks’ relief experience continued after their return. The group gathered at Ms. Lockhart’s home to process their time in southern Mississippi, pray for those whom they served and prepare cards to send to them to let them know they are being prayed for. “This was an incredible experience for everyone,” Bratcher said. “This is what it’s all about.” Trinity junior Craig Brauner created a video he posted A group of Trinity students, teachers and parents on YouTube. The video is being used as a teaching tool in traveled to southern Mississippi for spring break some Trinity classes. You can view the video at http://www. to help with Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. youtube.com/watch?v=C7h5e_2NsAo. n 35 Jacob Robbins ’08 - he he T inners W egency egency down R ouisville. Mayor L ouisville who were were who ouisville L Chris Link ’08 yatt yatt H n Ken Minielly Ken ’08 Scholarshipwinnerscommitteeselectedwere a byof obbins, obbins, who was honored at the R underwritten by the National Merit Scholarship Corp. and corporate and business sponsors. college admissions officers and high school counselors and were judged to have the strongest combination of accomplishments, skills and potential for college. success in Honored by Merit Scholarship ward ceremony ward at ceremony the A Jamie Harris ’08 bramson bramson during the mayor’s annual ceremony. A rinity rinity senior Jacob T ational National obbins was one of 46 seniors from across across from seniors 46 of one was obbins Drew Drew Micciche ’08 R members Keith Albrektson, igh igh School Seniors ayor ayor Jerry H Robbins ’08 M f 2008 pril 15. 15. pril o

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Each of them will receive $500 to $2,500 annually rinity Cla 2,800 winners of the scholarships. Minielly are among the Catholic high school students to win a National Merit Scholarship. Fifty-eight high school seniors from Kentucky are among the more than T Jamie Harris, Chris Link, Drew Micciche and Ken 5 C ampu s N e w s

14 Picked for Governor’s Scholars, 4 Selected for Governor’s School for the Arts

Eighteen Trinity juniors have been selected as colleges and universities. Governor’s Scholar’s or Governor’s School for the Arts Additionally, four Trinity students have been admit- participants this summer. ted to the equally prestigious Governor’s School for the Of the 2,000 Governor’s Scholars finalists submitted Arts program. to the state, 14 Trinity students will be participating in a English teacher and Advanced Program Director five-week program at three different campuses across the Frank Ward H’01 and math teacher Randy Stumler are state, working with outstanding college and high school GSP instructors. educators in 22 areas from archeology to Japanese cul- Congratulations from the entire Trinity community ture. Completion of the Governor’s Scholars program to these individuals for their outstanding efforts and also includes scholarship offers from Kentucky’s finest achievements. n 36 2008 Participants: Alex Roby (GSA, Musical Theatre), Craig Brauner (GSA, Drama), Drew McGurk (GSA, Architecture), Austin Lauer (GSA, Musical Theatre), Chris Hayes (GSP), Patrick Condon (GSP), Matt DeMuth (GSP), Travis Stewart (GSP), Ben Horn (GSP), Phillip Brown (GSP). Not pictured: Nicholas Burton, Nick Calvaruso, Shelby Clements, Simon Cozzens, George Fischer, John Graven, Elvis Joseph, Matt Walker.

Trinity’s 2008 Governor’s Scholars and Governor’s School for the Arts participants. PHOTO BY AARON BOTT ’08, THE ECHO

Cameron Murphy ’11 to Participate in McConnell Center Program

Freshman Patrick “Cameron” Murphy has been the historical framework of these issues. Past YLA speak- selected to participate in the McConnell Center Young ers include Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson, Kentucky Leaders Academy this summer. Murphy is a student in Secretary of State Trey Grayson, political cartoonist Joel Trinity’s Advanced Program. Pett and several University of Louisville professors. The 2008 Young Leaders Academy will be an examina- The annual Young Leaders Academy is a unique tion of the issues facing the United States and framing the opportunity for outstanding high school student leaders 2008 election. Students selected to participate in the 2008 to experience campus life at the University of Louisville Young Leaders Academy will determine their five most while actively engaging their peers. All conference lodg- pressing concerns for the United States. The conference’s ing, readings and other amenities are provided by the readings and activities will be based on an examination of McConnell Center. n

Trinity Football Jerseys and Cheerleader Outfits For Sale Support Trinity Athletics by purchasing a previously worn Trinity football jersey or cheerleader outfit. Jerseys are $50 each and are available in green or white. Cheerleader uniforms are $35. Purchases must be made at the Athletic Office. Contact the Athletic Office at (502) 736-2124 to place an order. celebraTion 2008: Rock Madness 37

celebraTion 2008 Capital Prize winners Gary, left, and Karen Riley with Trinity President The celebraTion dinner and auction is a major ner was drawn. Dr. Mullen notified Karen Riley that she Dr. Rob Mullen ’77, moment in the school’s annual calendar of events. had won the prize. Karen and her husband, Gary, are right. PHOTO BY Planning is year-round. This year, countless volun- current parents and were in attendance at the event. teers worked under the direction of 2008 Chair Laura It’s hard to overstate the value of this event, which JAMES DAWSON ’06 Clements H’08 to bring the evening to life. netted more than $200,000. Proceeds from celebraTion “The volunteers we assembled were simply amaz- are used to support programs for student athletics, stu- ing,” exclaimed Clements. “I was particularly excited to dent activities and need-based financial aid. Examples see the number of new parents who got involved with include stipends for activity moderators, referees for aspects ranging from decorating to making donations intramural games, a DVD camera the speech team uses to hosting gift-gathering parties.” to tape practices and events, House T-shirts for every A debt of sincere gratitude goes to our great friends student, lighting and other technical equipment in the at Smashgraphix, Greg ’77 and Scott ’77 Scinta, who auditorium, and much more. continue to produce a wonderful program and beauti- “celebraTion is one of the highlight moments of ful invitations, as well as to all our generous donors and each school year,” Mullen said. “The unified efforts of patrons who gave so much of their time, talent and trea- so many friends of Trinity, solely for the benefit of our sure to this labor of love. The list of celebration 2008 students, are affirming and energizing.” corporate sponsors can be seen on page p. 17. If you’ve never been to celebraTion, please make plans Debbie Miranda H’00 worked incredibly hard in to attend next year. her role as 2008 coordinator, especially in the cre- celebraTion involves literally hundreds of volunteers ative assembling of live auction items, including two who take on various roles at different times through- International Pavillion tickets to the upcoming Ryder out the year — committee work, corporate sponsor- Cup at Valhalla Golf Club, a vacation to anywhere in the ship, gift-gathering, production planning, event set-up, U.S. and the ever popular Tumbleweed Tailgate Party at chance sales — the list is endless. There is something for the annual Trinity-St. Xavier football game. everyone. If you would like to volunteer to help with cel- The auction began with a poignant moment when ebraTion, please contact the celebraTion Office at (502) Trinity President Rob Mullen ’77 announced the creation 736-2116 or e-mail [email protected]. of an endowed scholarship in the name of longtime “Because of the work of so many volunteers, we are Facilities Manager Joe Demling ’68. Patrons were given the able to produce this event with very little expense,” chance to participate at various levels. To date, more than Mullen added. “Nearly every dollar raised is returned $20,000 has been raised to endow the scholarship. It was to the school.” an exciting and emotional evening to be a Trinity Rock. SAVE THE DATE for celebraTion 2009, At 11 p.m., the name of the $25,000 capital prize win- Saturday, March 14! n C ampu s N e w s

ECHO, Shamrock Do Well in Competitions

The print journalism staff (ECHO, In the Western Kentucky University 38 Shamrock) won four awards in the Journalism Competition, the following Kentucky High School Journalism ECHO staffers won awards: Association contest: · Kenny Link ’08 – first place, News Photography · Overall Newspaper Design – first place · Mark Riddell ’08 – third place, Feature Photography · Yearbook Writing Style – third place · Perry Falk ’08 – third place, Newswriting · Yearbook Graphics – third place · Conor Carroll ’09 – third place, Column Writing · Overall Yearbook Design – third place · Also, The ECHO staff placed third in Two-Page Spread Design. Congratulations to all ECHO staff members and their moderator, Mr. Tony Lococo H’03.

4 Rocks Win Byrd Scholarships

Trinity continued a strong run of prestigious Robert The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority C. Byrd Scholarship winners this year. Seniors Jake administers these awards, which are given annually to “aca- Groves, Joel Lowery, Ken Minielly and Jacob Robbins demically talented high school seniors who show promise will receive $1,500 four-year renewable scholarships. of continued excellence in post-secondary education.” n

Jake Groves ’08 Joel Lowery ’08 Ken Minielly ’08 Jacob Robbins ’08

Flannan House Collects Clothes for Project Women, Wayside Christian Mission Thank you, Flannan House, for collecting clothing for Project Women and Wayside Christian Mission. Students in Flannan House collected 15 bags totaling 318 items of clothing. 39 - -

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Sheeran C R outstanding contributions to the nominated by school. other faculty and voted He/sheon by the entire is the Staff Service Award and the Ed Nolan Service Award. Service Nolan Ed the and Staff Award the Service Thomas Duerr Award. This award is Trinity presented faculty to a member to recognize significant and and and luncheon. At this event each year, five awards are given to faculty and staff members: the of Coach of Moderator Rev. the Year, the Award, Duerr Year, Thomas THS T

- - Hockey n n Frederick ’08 to Amateur e oss Frederick, Frederick, who also played for the Louisville ice play to college to of Instead straight going r c will play ice hockey with Cincinnati’s Queen City Steam. the by recently drafted was team, club Stallions Steam, a member of the Central States Hockey League, an amateur league. ama in play Frederick like players some hockey, scouts. to college exposure for leagues teur Trinity Trinity Class of 2008 graduate Nick Frederick Nick Play In addition, Edelen, George and juniors Colin Reichert Reichert Colin juniors and George Edelen, addition, In in up for lacrosse signed students thirty One hundred “This past season was a rebuilding one for us,” The The Rocks’ overall record was against 8-10 a difficult a was named Lacrosse U.S. Cunningham Chris Senior Despite numerous saves made by goalkeeper, Trinity catch-up, playing Trinity with started period third The were The led Rocks by head coach Buddie Jaha, assis a and and Palmer Simpson were named to the KLA All-State team. Head coach Pete was Schroeder named the KLA’s ofCoach Year. the 27 seniors. graduated Rocks the and 2008, Schroeder said. it “However, appears that the trend of Rock the as continue, will program the in interest strong Steady middle school lacrosse camp drew 86 June.” in early Trinity kids to L The Lacrosse Rocks team finished the regular third in season (KLA). the Association They Lacrosse Kentucky in playoffs. the Sayre to Lexington lost season The states. six from teams included that schedule was highlighted by victories over teams from Indiana and Missouri, as well as local rivals Ballard, Collegiate Manual. duPont and Academic All-American, the third receive Trinity this honor player (Andrew Solomon to ’04 in 2004 and Ed Wunderlin ’07 in 2007). Seniors Scott Edelen Lacrosse U.S. the in and play to selected were George Charlie in June. in Chicago game Showcase Senior National Trinity passes and putting up a strong defensive stand. defensive up a strong putting and passes Trinity senior Burdorf, Kyle Lexington Catholic found the back of the net again when they scored with five minutes to play in the second period. the finished season but to the failed Trinity Rocks score. record. 13-2-4 a with tant coach/scheduler Mark Gustafson, assistant coach/ program manager Mark Wheeler and general manager J. Buschermohle Robert Jr. - - ! ps The ECHO n n key Hoc wling — State Cham e The The game remained scoreless until the beginning of “This season was a good chance for our young team The Rocks and Knights showed great intensity from On On April 26, the Rocks traveled to the Dogwood In Indianapolis on May 4, the varsity 4 (four-man The team also to for traveled Cincinnati the Midwest “I enjoy being part of the bowling team,” Cecil said. win we would in our minds never a doubt was “There The bowling team is moderated by Joe Fowler ’71. The Rocks The didn’t Rocks lose a game in the best two-of-three battled and it Ryle out Trinity for the title. The Rocks Senior Joey Cecil led the Rocks, rolling 15 strikes out on Trinity’s side ofon Trinity’s the rink for most of the first period. made goal Catholic Lexington a when period, second the it The 1-0. Knights controlled the game by intercepting to gain some racing experience from head which success,” future for upon build to able be they hopefully will coach John Morrison said. Ic By Ross StaffGueltzow ’09, Reporter, defeat (13-2-4) Rocks Ice champion state defending The ed Fern Creek 12-0 and Eastern 7-1 leading up to state the final match. In the final, Lexington Catholic 2-0 at Iceland on March 2. however, they fell to the drop of the puck. Lexington Catholic kept the puck freshman freshman Mike Freibert. Crew a enjoyed strong Rocks season. The Rowing 4 (four-man The varsity Tenn. Oak Ridge, at Invitational third. finished four novice the and fourth finished boat) boat) and novice 4 both Club. Indianapolis Rowing finished fourth versus the Regional Championships May varsity Trinity’s 4 17-18. fifth. finished four novice the while place, 12th in finished strikes in 60 percent of their frames, averaging 215 for the eight Baker games. “It’s an opportunity to compete for teammates are great. just It’s an fun overall Trinity, atmosphere and my to be around. couldn’t have asked state. for We a better team.” Team members are seniors Chris Brown, Matt Hagan, Christian Lamoureaux, Joey Matt Sea and Sam Cecil, Zirnheld; juniors Simon Cozzens and Ben Pike; sopho mores Justin Brown, Joey McCarthy and Tyler Sea; and Bo The Bowling Rocks won their third state championship in seven years on March 29 over the 27-team field Dixie Bowl at in Louisville. Trinity bolted to a No. 1 seed for the finals as they rolled six 200 games in round to lead the field. the first Baker tournament used to determine the winner. The easily Rocks disposed of their four opponents. won both matches by scores of and 188-170. 246-183 of a possible 16 in the finals. As a team, Trinity threw Club Sports Connection THE ECHO THE THE ECHO THE o r t s PHOTO BY MARK MARK BY PHOTO bowler Christian Lamoureaux Lamoureaux ’08. s P RIDDELL ’08, ’08, RIDDELL Below, top: Trinity Below, top: Trinity action. ’11 skates toward the PHOTO BY KENNY LINK ’08, ’08, LINK KENNY BY PHOTO Bottom: Alex Harmata 40 41

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PHOTOS BY WILLIE SLUCHER PHOTOS ’09, . d Also, the Trinity-St. Xavier match was featured in match was Xavier featured the Also, Trinity-St. “The success of the JV team indicates the future of (Below) front row, from left: Andrew Thompson ’08, Chris Ullum ’11. Jeremy Jeremy Bindner ’08, Bobby Conley ’10, Josh Reed ’09. Trinity Volleyball seems Volleyball Trinity bright,” head coach Eric Brian said. “Some of our strongest players were sophomores teams.” club of for many play whom juniors, and in Cincinnati. In the victory, the Rocks split with No. 1 the JV team in Ohio during pool play and only lost one match during the tournament. Trinity’s year first his in JV sophomore a and freshmen two included team ever playing volleyball. Courier-Journal Nathan Nathan Russell ’11, Tim Phillips ’09, ’08, Fetter Kevin C o n t i n u e Dillon Futrell Dillon ’10, Futrell Brendan Kinsella ’09, Jake Wilson ’09. Matt Matt McConnell ’10, Richard Douglas ’11, Steven App ’10, Sam Robey ’08. Back row, from left: Marc Goldenberg ’10, Back row, from left: Eric ’09, Frey Coach Bob Maddox H’07,

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The Rocks are coached by Bob Maddox H’07. H’07. Maddox by Bob coached are Rocks The Also scoring points in the varsity division were Fetter and senior Fetter won Andrew Thompson the Conley Conley set four teenage records and won the The The JV with finished 88 Rocks points, the var Trinity Trinity won the junior varsity, varsity and Two weeks after the state meet, the PowerRocks PowerRocks the meet, state the after weeks Two Other Other lifters scoring points for Trinity were In In addition, sophomore Bobby Conley won Pound Pound for pound, Phillips was the strongest Also, his combined weight for the bench press press bench the for weight combined his Also, Junior Tim Phillips (165-pound weight class) set set class) weight (165-pound Phillips Tim Junior o o JV squad winning the Silver Division at Championship a tournament at Archbishop Moeller High School V The Volleyball Rocks’ season highlight included the seniors seniors Bindner, Frey, Kinsella, Phillips, Reed, Robey Wilson. and varsity varsity division. Thompson also set five teenage records. Pound for pound, his power clean was meet. the at best the mores Steve App, mores Dillon and Steve Futrell App, McConnell, and Russell Nate Douglas, Richard freshmen and Ullum. Chris JV JV division. Sophomores Marc Goldenberg and Russell also finished in first place. sopho were competition JV in scored who Rocks Additional finished finished in second and third place, respectively, standings. point overall and varsity in JV, the sity sity finished with 81 and the overall combined score was 99. Teams from Missouri and Ohio overall overall combined divisions — a Doing NASA first. so secured national championship. their fourth consecutive traveled to Oklahoma City for the NASA National National NASA the for City Oklahoma to traveled NASA Championships. Powerlifting School High Association Strength Athlete is Natural the Bennett, Bennett, Brendan Kinsella, Brock Messina and Russell. Alex sophomore and Reed; Josh seniors seniors Jeremy Bindner, Kevin Fetter, Eric Frey, Max Jakubowicz, Chris McConnell, Sam Robey, Wes Weitlauf and Jake Wilson; juniors Beau the 125-pound the weight 125-pound class lift and nine Trinity or more. pounds 300 benched ers record was 900 pounds. 900 was record meet. state the at lifter surpassing the previous record by 15 pounds. 15 by record previous the surpassing and the dead lift was 905 pounds. The previous also also the Class inaugural state 6-A title. The meet School. High Hardin Central at held was 340 pounds, pressed He bench records. two state The The Trinity powerlifters won their seventh con It was 15. on March championship state secutive Club Sports Connection P State, - on n n Honored ’s 2008 2008 ’s The Courier-Journal Mention super sophomores Lepe Seetane and Head Coach The Courier-Journal The er ationally, Nationally, socc Brescia University (Owensboro, Ky.) New As a senior at Trinity in 1991, Brown won the state The Shamrocks finished fourth in the state tourna ranked be we’ll say some first; ranked be we’ll say “Some “It’s “It’s the culmination of a lot of hard work,” Brown Seetane and Jane faced some of top youth the world’s In addition Seetane will compete at the adidas ESP Earlier this year, Seetane competed in U.S. Youth rinity wrestling wrestling title at 189 pounds. He went on to wrestle at as Ohio Northern before University returning to Trinity an assistant coach. ment last season and are expected to be among the top teams in the state next year. high, are “Expectations said. Brown season,” next second coach. new a with sure for microscope a under be we’ll and expectations.” the meet to able be we’ll think I coach for nine seasons. said. “I love It Trinity. means everything to me. I went back to school a couple of years ago to complete some curriculum just so I could get my teaching certificate.” T Sunny Jane were featured in April 9. soccer talent at the European Youth and Germany Cup in in late March. The Austria trip was part of Olympic Development the Program, which is used by U.S. Soccer to identify the top Youth in players the country. boys’ soccer camp July 3-8 in Denver. He also plays for the club travel United. Olympic Soccer’s Development Program. Athletics - - Honorable Keith Albrektson – Xavier University (Cincinnati) Matthew Tipton – Charlie – Weyland Spalding University (Louisville) Collin Saylor – College of Mount St. Joseph (Cincinnati) Chris Smith – UniversityTransylvania (Lexington, Ky.) Named Cross Country Football Soccer Myron Myron Bradbury fin All-State Josh Sewell received an honorable mention on on mention honorable an received Sewell Josh tler s n layer p rown ’91 Brown ’91 re wre o Bradbury ’10 Competes m o h ketball s tling Receives sop s re Lepe Seetane ’10 and Sunny Jane ’10 Bradbury was one of three Trinity wrestlers to com It was also announced that Richard Brown ’91, a rinity rinity ba W former state champion wrestler at will Trinity, succeed Eddie Rudolph H’95 as head coach. Rudolph stepped down at the conclusion of the 2007-08 season after 12 seasons as head coach. Brown was a Trinity assistant Richard T National the at class weight 103-pound the in second ished High School Coaches Association National tournament wrestling in Virginia There Beach, March Va., 27-29. class. weight Bradbury’s in wrestlers other 49 were pete in the national sophomores Brad Hitchings and Grant Ohlmann. Forty tournament. The others were wrestlers from Kentucky competed in the tournament, which was open to all state tournament placers from all states. Myron All-State basketball team. The sophomore guard was among the Rocks’ leading scorers and will be a key key T a be will and scorers leading Rocks’ the among was guard sophomore The team. basketball All-State team. ofpart season’s next

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For For example, there is a 10-minute delay built in the “Thanks to the entire Trinity community for their added. Magre seniors,” our to go also thanks “Special Also, the and Trinity St. Xavier track programs part Meet officials were very impressed and thankful to Junior speedster Tim Phillips was the highest placer In May, Trinity claimed its fourth consecutive Class Trinity also won the 1,600 and 3,200 relays and got Also placing for the Rocks and thus qualifying for Highlights of the regular season include going unde ning results, setting up viewing areas, raking pit areas and helping to keep the meet running smoothly. our young men for their work. Many of these officials work the Olympic trials, and they continued on to how brag cooperative and efficient our guys were. They very certainly well. represented Trinity state meet time schedule in order for hurdles to be put on and off the track. Our guys did it in 2 minutes. The meet officials could not believe how quickly we able to accomplish this task. were Mike Magre ’83 said. “It was a fun and exciting time for all of us involved in track.” “In their four years, they won two outdoor state cham pionships, four regional championships and were run ner-up indoor state champions. They have been a great group of men who have been extremely dedicated and will miss hard working. them We greatly.” the necessaryrun help to volunteer the provide to nered state meet. Approximately 40 of our May on p.m. 8:30 to student-athletes a.m. 7:30 from worked coaches and 31, moving hurdles, retrieving shots and discuss, run victories from junior Scott Radcliff (400) John Shellenberg (800). and senior the meet state seniors were Alex Dadds (second, 1,600), VanWallaghen Nick and 800) (second, Flaugher Andrew (second, triple jump). feated in master scheduled meets, a first-place finish in the Highlander Invitational at Floyd Central (our best finish ever at that meet) and second-place finishes the at Male, Jeffersonville and Lexington invitationals. Paul Dunbar support this season,” track head and Trinity field coach Cardinal Park May 30-31. Cardinal Park for the Rocks, finishing as state runner-up in the meters. 100 AAA, Region Three title by scoring in 29 of 30 events. The top two finishers standout, meet a from was Phillips meet. each state the for qualified event automatically the and second in winning meters 100 finishing the 200 and long jump. He also helped the Shamrocks win the relay. 400 - - - - -

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Trinity’s head coach is Greg Koch. Paul Vale ’86 serves serves ’86 Vale Paul Koch. Greg is coach head Trinity’s The Rocks fell in the semifinals on May 23 at the Univer- the at 23 May on semifinals the in fell Rocks The Trinity returns five Trinity starters next year and will have a “Players “Players are not champions simply because they win Baseball season never ends for Trinity’s players. They players. Baseball season never ends for Trinity’s “I “I think we have a very successful program here,” The The Rocks’ pitching staff finished the season with a Trinity Trinity was ranked seventh for most of the season. “I “I was very pleased with the season overall,” head a enni

Want Want to know the balance of your contribution? Call Sandy Camerucci at the Foundation Trinity Office at (502) 736-2156. STATEMENT QUESTIONS? CALL SANDY! Field Field Championships at the University of Louisville’s TR and The Field Track Rocks completed their season with a strong seventh-place finish in the State Track and as the team moderator. moderator. as team the and Nick Reyes. Both are four-year Rocks. Tennis members of the Complex. Tennis of Boone/Downing sity Kentucky T The Rocks were Tennis represented in the state tourna ment by our No. 1 senior doubles team of Erik Daus great crop great of coming up players from the and freshman team.” varsity the on spots for compete to teams JV understand understand this and work hard to achieve this champi mentality.” onship and winter. an event,” said. Tompkins “It’s the months of prepara tion that make them champions. All of our players play play summer ball together and in a fall league as well. They also do weight training during the summer, fall these these players to become good Christian young men. To win 27 games against some of the best competition in players.” our about lot a says Kentucky Tompkins said. “More important than the wins and loss and wins the than important “More said. Tompkins es, players are continuing their careers at the collegiate On level. top of I that, and feel my I coaches are helping Slugger field. of average .313. batting team a and ERA 1.75 stellar Of the six higher ranked teams, the Rocks beat four of them during the regular season. One of the most excit ing wins came in April against St. Xavier at Louisville finals finals or the in semifinals the each tournament regional of seasons.” six past the Region Region champs Christian Academy in the semifinals. record. The finished Rocks their season with a 27-10 coach Steven ’81 made Tompkins said. it “We’ve to the The Rocks knocked off regional quarterfinal the duPont on next May 28. day However, Manual 5-0 in they the lost a hard-fought 8-7 battle to eventual Seventh Spring Spring Sports B O FF I C I A L o r d e r F o r M 2008 TRINITY - ST. XAVIER GAME

For your convenience we are now accepting MAIL ORDERS for the 2008 Trinity-St. Xavier game on Friday, Oct. 3, at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. All Trinity-St. X ticket orders will be filled on a first-come-first- served basis and will be mailed when they become available.

PLEASE NOTE: ■ Mail orders for Trinity-St. X must be received by Friday, Sept. 5. ■ You may purchase one Red Lot parking pass for every three reserved tickets purchased for the game. ■ Over-the-counter sales for Trinity-St. X tickets will begin on Monday, Sept. 29, at 8 a.m. in the Athletic Office. ■ Orders for 20 or more tickets must be picked up at the Athletic Office. ■ Stadium gates will open at 6 p.m. the day of the game. Parking lots open at 3 p.m. ■ Please call the Trinity Athletic Office at (502) 895-6765 if you have any questions.

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Calendar of Events July September 25-26 Class of 1973 Reunion 1 Labor Day 28 School Board meeting 8 Alumni Board of Directors meeting 28 Shamrock Awards Dinner AUGUST 29 Shillelagh Cup 5 Team Trinity BBQ 7 Alumni-Varsity Cross Country Run October 9 Alumni-Varsity Soccer Match 1 Trinity Coach’s Lunch, 1953 Society Dinner 11 Freshman/Senior Registration 2 Trinity-St. Xavier soccer game 12 Sophomore/Junior Registration 3 Trinity-St. Xavier football game, 13 Freshman and New Student Orientation Cookout for Young Alumni (Classes of 2004-08) 14 First day of school 3-4 Class of 1958 Reunion 15 Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 6 School Board meeting Class Ambassador BBQ 10 Class Reunions — 1963, 1978, 1983 29 opening Mass 11 Class of 1963 Reunion (contd.) 16 Foundation Board meeting 16-17 Fall Break 31 Halloween