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Mary Jane Gaynor, Susan Gilligan, John Gaynor and Ed ’69 and Mary Schoenbaechler. David Miller ’84. 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE . Parent Operation: As part of the self-study, surveys were completed surveys completed were the self-study, part of As than more routinely and parents and students by the school in the scored 10 respondents of out nine categories. highest concluded schedule daily our of study A four-year a to the School move Board to by approval with year willnext new spent model in 2012-13. The be The development. professional and in planning to students assist new will schedule to us allow college. for ready more even become sponsored Lifestyles Committee Healthy The a sponsored committee The forums. parent four Next abstinence. of the topic speaker on national offering recommended has the committee year a program through resources even more parents called System surveys the House Annual concerning and satisfaction showed all in nearly improvement of out eight than More areas. high report levels 10 students the House with satisfaction of Groups. Advising and System parents Surveys current of the re- taken during processes accreditation a high of level indicate school with satisfaction than More communication. the gave 10 parents of out nine in these areas: marks highest reports progress student the understand, easy to are use effective school makes technology inform to of sufficient are there parents, parent for opportunities school rules and involvement to communicated clearly are parents. H’08, Ms. Mary Hall Ann Learning Support Trinity’s served 256 coordinator, student 541 with semester the first during students 66 parent including contacts, 266 parent meetings; contacts. 389 teacher and meetings; does Department the Counseling Each month topics Recent TTV. on segment a prevention issues diversity prevention, alcohol/drug included awareness. suicide and Journalism Broadcast Trinity’s of Members ACTION in theREEL competed recently class 12. 13. 15. 16. 17. 18. 14.
The entire school gathered for worship eight eight worship for gathered school entire The our in basis on a daily also offered was times. Mass class each for offered were Masses beautiful Chapel. organizations. and clubs teams, and three- our every attend elected senior to Nearly Awakening The Christian program. retreat day extremely an started in 1974, remains program, at inthis time beneficial seniors experiencefor their life. a Spring including abundant, acts were Charitable and teachers serviceBreak involving project projects, many Belize. to Among traveling students Care to in the Dare worked teachers and students Children’s Joseph’s St. assisted food warehouse, worked and picnic their after up in cleaning Home The alsoschool homes. Humanity for Habitat on for gifts food and in collecting toys, generous was those fortunate. less like programs in outreach active were Students Sebastian Society Arimathea St. of and theJoseph Society. new theology the bishops’ implementing began We curriculum, our enhance which will and expand instruction. classroom classroom. in of 2011 excelled the The Class 23.4,of average ACT They composite a earned all-time. English, science highest the second The the highest are sub-scores reading and reasoning take must students All Trinity history. in Trinity’s On a related requirement. a graduation as the ACT a perfect achieved Mattingly Jacob junior note, the ACT. on score 120 nearly to acceptances received Our seniors the country, across universities and colleges in schools prestigious the most of some including the country. were our graduates to offers scholarship Merit million. $13 than more totaling plentiful, first,placed we year, consecutive the fifth For Louisville of the University at third and second bridge Speed School Expo Engineering pre-built competition. making students of numbers record-setting saw We than a class failing students fewer and roll thehonor number A record 10 years. time in the last any at List. Principal’s or roll the honor made five-year our of segment the internal concluded We site a to look forward cycle and re-accreditation professionals. education of team a fall next by visit
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 1. , we brought an brought , we exams concluded When final 58 reasons are Here operation. of 58th year our to end you Thank success. a great this year stamped we why part this in making happen! your for President’s Notebook President’s PRESIDENT ’77, J. MULLEN (ROB) BY DR. ROBERT PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S walked a mile to raise awareness for domestic domestic for walked awareness raise a mile to Project the Mary Byron part was of It violence. in the violence domestic about awareness raise to Louisville community. H’06 Henning Joe Mr. ’86 and Manning Matt Mr. annual OCEAat the present to offer an accepted will concern presentation Their Convention. period advising an supporting and implementing House our of a feature the day, school within System. computer student online our of Expansion school next called Rockspace, continues network, 300 courses than more are there Currently year. online. curriculawith available electronic an will all freshmen maintain August, In will instruction get Students portfolio. writing the Library part as of Skills the pages using for and English with in conjunction and program science classes. being expanded is site Internet our for Bandwidth students for available are applications more as again increasing to response This alsois in parents. and very considered whichis website, our for demand other from attention attracted has and robust schools. will SmartBoards be installed in severalAdditional the annual as well as this summer classrooms All electronic equipment. older of replacement service of taken out disposed is of equipment properly. ties to previous no with donor anonymous An Trinity to of $25,000 the gifts two gave Trinity the positive because of did it He Foundation. on him through left have alumni Trinity impression has individual this generous total, Of that the years. allto gifts $20,000 of the to up match to agreed increased are that Fund Annual Trinity current year. the previous from of enhancements for continues Fundraising Thurman-Hutchins baseball at home Trinity’s dugout from extending backstop A new brick Park. black adding with along been has built, dugout to 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. CONTINUED , ECHO and The , walked away with , walked away on Facebook at www.facebook.com/trinityhighschool, where you can get links to some of the great things happening at Trinity. Become a fan and suggest Trinity to all your friends! by praying the rosary throughout the rosary throughout praying by Prevention of Underage Drinking contest where Drinking contest Underage of Prevention 28-second create the state across from teens underage reducing at aimed videos messages with the “Best Script” received students drinking. Trinity words.” best use of or evocative the “most for award They year. great another Rockshad The Chess in runners-up were in districtand their placed first competition. state at tournament a co-hosted Team Speech The absence. a nine-year after in January Trinity newspaper, theTrinity again, Once the yearbook, The Shamrock Kentucky Western the annual at awards armloads of contest. journalism Excellence of Mark University country, cross in won were championships State wrestling, swimming, ice hockey, football, won team powerlifting The and track. powerlifting a national and year the 10th consecutive for state year. straight the seventh for title once highlights were plays spring falland The Arts Theatre of Department our that proving again, the best in the region. among is and teachers of group another hosted Trinity this time school, another yet from administrators who Del., School in Wilmington, Salesianum from More System. House our learn about to wanted the country across from schools dozen two than this unique learn about to Trinity to come have school feature. in the 40 Days participated students and Teachers for Campaign Life a local clinic. abortion at a day Made a “Bully-Proofing attended School counselors and Students for Easy Problem the Bully – Solving now are counselors All our workshop. Schools” both empowering at aimed in techniques trained thosewith whodealing effectively victimsand bully. a two-year of the end nearing are Teachers logged have cycle and development professional and observations workshops, of 2,000 hours nearly training. and heels donned male teachers and Students 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Notebook President’s PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S
2 Follow Trinity... 3 the Kentucky Youth Assembly who won numerous numerous who won Assembly Youth the Kentucky more where theirDecember gathering, at accolades awards. for competed 1,400 students than with THS giftbaskets provided The school and 115 schools than more to paraphernalia including the year, during organizations charitable Meredith-Dunn Ministries, Area Matthews St. St. the School, dePaul The Life, to School, Right various and Association Business Area Matthews auctions. church and parish as known auction, and dinner annual Trinity’s who 500 patrons than more attracted celebraTion, fast-paced bidding. and a fun evening enjoyed wassummer this for list projects capital The will we see meaning the 12th consecutive approved, award- our maintain to work extensive of year facility. winning Brightside’s at Operation honored was The school Bash celebration. Tie 25th Anniversary Green Leadership “Green place in the first received Trinity campus numerous our for category – Non-Profit” efforts. stewardship environmental went Test the who Placement took Eighth-graders in March. process the pre-registration through 2015 looks the Class of for enrollment Preliminary very strong. providing process, to critical aid financial The a record saw families, so many for Trinity to access the 2011-12 school year. for applicants of number Trinity’s of the generosity to due Fortunately, a record the school will distribute to be able donors, aid. financial of amount vendors cost-reduction with The partnered school leverage purchasing obtain contracts, renegotiate to and voice as such in areas costs utility reduce and office services,data management, waste sewer and the school to Cost-savings supplies. janitorial and significant. were the tennis use by into put Eleven new were courts The school Academy. Tennis Gun Top at team the Indoor courts. use of lease for a long-term holds the for available also facility the are same at courts team. competition place in a first won The school County the Louisville-Jefferson by sponsored “school League in inaugural the Beautification its in the running) 200+ schools for (with category” maintenance. design and landscape received again foundation and The school annual each organization’s on opinions clean audits. independent the of implementation on made was Progress plan. triennial seventh strategic school’s 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. CONTINUED h 50- featured the featured , carried a front page feature on the 10-year on feature page , carried a front
moderators and students of Trinity’s delegation to delegation Trinity’s of students and moderators -old Shamrock Moms’ prayer group. The moms moms The group. prayer Moms’ Shamrock -old Trinity. all at for pray to a week meet once in their work for Awards Emmy won alumni Two his for ’75 won Crump Steve journalism. broadcast and Forward” Move in to documentary “Sitting instructionalhis program for ’73 won Slattery Pat Give.” to “Journey of The Leader edition spring The The Trinity Foundation has set a goal of building of goalhas set a Foundation Trinity The by to $25 million aid endowment the financial is campaign capital newest our of name 2020. The is and Campaign” Legacy Endowment the “Trinity phase. silent in its toon pace is Fund Annual Trinity 2010-11 The TAF the next for Planning the year. goal for meet its underway. is in-kind generous receive to continues The school aspects of usedthe school’s in various are gifts that operation. success have to continues Association Alumni The more to program theAmbassador Class with for volunteers recruit and alumni involve actively now Ambassadors of Class number The events. by represented are classes 272. All graduating totals an Ambassador. former and current comprising A committee discuss the to met has Board members Alumni as payment, and registration event online of issues is surveying exercise This formally as alumni. well planning strategic the board’s part as of being done effort. named was ’76 Fischer Greg Louisville Mayor Award. Alumnus the 2011 Honor of the recipient Alumni Trinity by the has been given award The 1974. since Association and meetsmonthly Circle Business Alumni The seek advice and network to alumni brother allows Circle Business Alumni their businesses. for of Thursday the third held normally are meetings the month. the 2011 at honored was ’61 Dockter Jim Mr. event annual an School Alumni, Catholic to Salute Foundation. Education the Catholic by sponsored in Fulfillment Worldwide PBD CEO of is Dockter Atlanta. began in January. reunions 2011 class for Planning every 1991, their five-year Since had has class our fift marks year This reunion. anniversary 1961. the Class of this time by reunion, year The newspaper, of Louisville’s Archdiocese The Record netting. Plans include a new press box, a concession concession a box, newa press include Plans netting. and bleachers permanent facility, a storage stand, the infield. of resurfacing
46. 47. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 36. Notebook President’s As we look ahead to next year, I’m sad to say that that sad say to I’m year, look ahead next we to As who Delaney H’11 will this year be Also Jean leaving novices willof mix usual Our year facultybe next its be won’t next and year this Those who graduated more or 20 reaching those to A special staff salute Gene Eckert ’62 (45) (45) ’58 Zettel David Rev. (40) H’92 Dennis Lampley (35) Bobrowski Joe (35) H’10 Bohannon Sharon ’71 (35) Fowler Joe ’69 (35) Kahl John (35) H’01 Ward Frank Lococo (30) H’03 Tony (30) H’09 Mary Mason Demling (25) Sharon (20) Engelbrecht Mickey ZoellerDan (20) H’07 agree that the temptations and frustrations of those years of frustrations and the temptations that agree - tempta the These days lives. our of the toughest as rank Thankfully, earlier. much come and greater are tions - pro to strives that a place as solidly still stands Trinity necessary the tools with to gentlemen” “Catholic duce those beyond years. and through grow gentlemen Catholic fewer so two with be doing we’ll Rev. and ’63 Thompson Joe halls each day. walking our of years 87 a combined after retiring ’58 are Zettel Dave will Zettel - be stay Father Fortunately, service Trinity. to on the year throughout participating chaplain, as on ing and Chapel in our days most Mass saying retreats, senior - con of source wonderful serve to a gentle, as continuing heritage. great our of days the earliest nection to for Departments Traditional and servedcounseling our Cory 30 years; than Lockhart,theology a more teacher service to Donna man work; a young who called many - af Trinity at 10 years who taught a scienceRice, teacher Michael Dr. and system; the public from retiring ter roles serving after on many ’97 who moving is Bratcher Patrick St. at position the principal’s assume to Trinity at them- contributions” All School. “vital made Catholic adulthood. toward men these young growing to selves new people. excited qualified, hired We’ve veterans. and rejoice and reverberate Trinity will as always, year, This new staff enthusiastic our Still, in their new approaches. about to advise them ready teachers willmaster find newteach- as even year, after best year worked has what their very lessons. plan ers first report to that happy I’m all in but all, products,” “finished thoseAmerican, mold to year next again be ready we’ll needs. still sorely this world gentlemen Catholic service of years this year: past milestone - MISSION STATEMENT values in the Catholic tradition. values Our Mission at Trinity is to provide students with a superior is to provide Our Mission at Trinity high school education in a supportive atmosphere based upon Christian atmosphere high school education in a supportive when Trinity’s first principal, Msgr. Alfred Msgr. principal, first when Trinity’s , One of the great rewards of teaching at Trinity oc - Trinity at teaching of rewards the great of One in special good need are of these men days Young turn to who wants these days talk anyone to I rarely After another successful year, I can confidently af- confidently I can year, successful another After In 1967 their about hear and students meet former curs when we placemeetings in take chance These successful careers. wher or weddings at the ballpark, at lines, grocery store even fact, I’ve In small city. in the big, gather ever people away far as in places students Trinity former with up met Seville, I don’t Calif., Though and Spain. Diego, San as quick are alumni names, recall your immediately always on impact a great made who have teachers remember to I also the story hear stories, your to I listen As their lives. be to very become and become proud you’ve the men of I am. where this In wisdom. patient and solid lessons models, role text scandal and they the latest download can digital age, so- From eye. an the of blink at responses impulsive called page, TV” “Reality the everyday front to news on bad with examples. saturated are today teens would us of Most years. teenage his to theback clock Steinhauser, sent in his letter of resignation, he said, “It is “It said, he resignation, of letter in his sent Steinhauser, the sure I am but conclusions draw to early still a little the of number a very that large will show come to years gentlemen will be Catholic American, graduates school’s - con who willin every a valuable make the word sense of - in the diocese in the com and work God’s to tribution munity.” Trinity know:they already that what alumni for firm from I hear these Every goals. day reach to continues in work “God’s to contributions real making graduates can you doubt No the diocese in the community.” and more for in this publication two or a page turn just proof. BY DANIEL J. ZOELLER H‘07, PRINCIPAL H‘07, J. ZOELLER BY DANIEL Principal’s Corner Principal’s
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their new life that lies ahead. Frankly, they are probably probably they are lies ahead. Frankly, that their new life new ad- to on move and embrace Trinity’s leave to ready them for hard probably is It freedom. yes, and, ventures walls, Trinity’s will beyond life hold what imagine to around sitting alums their brother appreciate less much moment. that them at - new relation new careers, school, graduate travel, try, is – much family their starting own perhaps and ships - rela Many they imagine. than can more ahead. Much Trinity. at their days from will be maintained tionships willSome be left behind. BY PATRICK POTTER ’89, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAIR ASSOCIATION ALUMNI POTTER ’89, BY PATRICK know it 2016 will you before be here our of in one participate to able I was Several ago weeks host we Each year traditions. Association Alumni great their and seniors graduating our for the Senior Breakfast Trinity official as together is meal last This their fathers. weekend. graduation off kicks and students a is always breakfast The Association. Alumni the Trinity Dan Principal Trinity from comments with event, great faculty. and Zoeller students H’07, occurred They me: something to alumni, brother re est heads Their moment. that at not least At care. don’t ally and weekend of graduation filled excitement with the are Alumni Board Chair’s Message Chair’s Board Alumni
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Leader The On the Cover ALUMNI BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE CHAIR’S BOARD ALUMNI 6 7 6/8/11 9:36:26 AM ~ Come enjoy a hot dog and a Coke – just present the invitation we’ll mail separately ~ Stay for the autograph session with the team following the game ~ Free posters given out! House Marquee Event • Dinner presented by the basketball team, 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall • “Future Rocks” night for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade students: October 28 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Cincinnati Moeller • Friday, September 23 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Indianapolis Cathedral classes of 1971, ’76, ’91 and ’96 – • Reunions for Trinity’s 4:30-7 p.m. in Convocation Hall • High School Mixer in the Cafeteria, 9 p.m.-midnight October 7 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Manual • Finals of the House Pass & Kick Contest Chili Supper presented by the wrestling team, • All-You-Can-Eat 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall That is key for us – to know to know us – for key is That Romans of the manner In ship with Him. with ship Jesus as our living friend, our living our as Jesus - warm-heart our brother, go-to in this world edcompanion in- and to open who always is to us inviting us, with vested one-on- Him with sit and come our daily Him with sharing one, fears, our loves, our and lives triumphs weaknesses, our our as fulfilling – most joys our and a local as community, a Church, individuals. as course, of and, people Trinity us all of may 10, as Him “confess to continue to Him maintain and keep Lord,” God and personal Lord, our as model and friend, role Savior, brother. ~ Trinity Drum Line performances! ~ Trinity ~ Get your temporary tattoos! ~ “Paint up” with Pep Club members! At Every Home Game: Place! • The best food around at Joe’s of inflatable games for kids! • Tons • Campus Store open from 6 p.m. until kickoff! • Pre-game activities at St. Patrick Place, across from the stadium entrance: Reunions for Trinity’s classes of 1966 and ’01 – 4:30-7 p.m. Reunions for Trinity’s Friday, August 12 at 7:30 p.m. August Friday, Highlands Scrimmage vs. Ft. Thomas • Get a sneak preview of the 2011 Football Rocks! 26 at 8 p.m. August Friday, Nashville Montgomery Bell • 2011 Home Football Schedule in Convocation Hall Pasta, 5 p.m. Dinner – All-You-Can-Eat • Cross Country Team in Alumni Hall
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was named a finalist for finalist a named was [email protected] (work) LINDENBERGER and Kristy S. Stello were married on MarchS. Stello were ER and Kristy JOHN TUCK with practices law where John Fla., live in Clearwater, 17. They P.A. & Ludin, Tucker 1989 Class Ambassadors: Broome - [email protected] Mike Hall - [email protected] Troy Chad Harned - [email protected] - [email protected] Potter Pat - [email protected] Rich Tinsley recently named vice president and JOHN HUDSON III was in Louisville.group brand director for vodkas for Brown-Forman with E & J Gallo Winery been He had previously in Modesto, as been with Brown-Forman Calif. John also had previously responsible for group director of fine wines and Chambourd, Sanctuary wines and and Jekel Wakefield, Sonoma-Cutrer, John is a graduate of the Universityof Chambourd liquer. and the University Dame. of Notre Kentucky MIKE 1993 Class Ambassadors: Scott Dillon - [email protected] Dwyer - [email protected] Mike Greg Ehrhard - [email protected] Matt Ehrhard - [email protected] Hyland - [email protected] Mark Kaufmann - [email protected] Cary McKiernan - [email protected] Jeramie O’Bryan - [email protected] Bill Ralston - [email protected] (home) John Wallace SportsOn of Hands president is ROB SINE Entertainment& In collaboration with Hands On Sports & Wash. in Seattle, thorougha conduct will Consulting Collegiate Entertainment, (BGSU) current of Bowling Green State University’s review sales force in sales and introduce a dedicated ticket ticket the BGSU marketplace. BGSU has partnered with Collegiate 1986 Class Ambassadors: Jim Beckham - [email protected] Don Cissell - [email protected] Elder - [email protected] David Kurt Johnson - [email protected] Joe Lauer - [email protected] Chris Simon - [email protected] - [email protected] Jeff Tompkins - [email protected] Vale Paul Lee Wiard - [email protected] and BoomBozz Pizza owner of Tony TONY PALOMBINO, AP restaurant concept, has a new BoomBozz Taphouse, thein May in opened restaurant The CraftersBar. & Kitchen sports cornerthe at site bar Westportof formerJoe’s Indigo Road and Herr Lane in Westport Village. the Nieman Fellowship, a yearlong fellowship at Harvardthe Nieman Fellowship, and TIME News He writes for The Dallas Morning University. Tex. lives in Dallas, magazine. Mike 1975 Class Ambassadors: CrumpSteve - [email protected] - [email protected] Fallot Mike Robert Klein - [email protected] Lanham - [email protected] Ken Brian Martin - [email protected] John Mason recently named co-manager of MortgageMIKE FALLOT was Man 2 in Louisville. 1984 Class Ambassadors: Sean McGuire - [email protected] Dan Oyler - [email protected] Gene Stein - [email protected] 1972 Class Ambassadors: Joe Buddell - [email protected] Guetig - [email protected] Mike Hammer - [email protected] Pete High School the Kentucky honored by MIKE GUETIG was the being awarded Athletic Directors Association by Service Rudy Ellis Distinguished Award, Dr. organization’s which is given to athletic volunteers are not coaches or who University Trinity, has been a fixture at athletic directors. Mike Associationof Louisville and Catholic School Athletic athletic contests for decades. He has served as Trinity’s varsityvarsityjunior and football PA varsityand basketball he has been the PA announcer for 25 years. In addition, andchampionship city basketball CSAA for the announcer clock operator for football, Bowl for 30 years and U of L’s Toy Mike volleyball. and women’s basketball, and women’s men’s Alumni Board of Directors’ and the is a member of the Trinity of Fame. Hall school’s assadors: Class Amb - [email protected] Dick Bealmear [email protected] Gene Good - - [email protected] Dennis Kute - [email protected] Norb Nopper a longtime BellarmineUniversity and Trinity BOB PFAADT, of the and member administrator, High School teacher and Year of the given the Teacher was at Trinity, Hall of Fame graduation ceremony at Bellarmine during the school’s Award 14. on May 1971 Class Ambassadors: Russ Read - [email protected] TIM SHAFFNER retired from the Drug Enforcement Agency years25 after 2010 He agent. special a as November in County currentlythe Warren works for as an investigator Ohio. Office in Lebanon, Prosecutor’s 1959 Mike Guetig ’72, center, receives the Dr. Rudy J. Ellis Distinguished Service Award from Jim Ellis, left, son of Ellis, Dr. and Angela Passafiume, assistant commissioner Athletic School Kentucky High the of Association. Let your brother alumni happening know what’s in your life. Submit your items You” from “News to Alumni Relations & Communications Director ’90 via Wagoner Travis email at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: Trinity Attn: Travis High School, 4011 Shelbyville Wagoner, KY 40207. Louisville, Road, High School reservesTrinity fromthe right to edit “News submissions for length You” and content. NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 8 9 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE recently joined the law office of O’Bryan, office of O’Bryan, recently joined the law Brown & Toner PLLC in Louisville as an associate attorney. PLLC in Louisville as an associate Brown & Toner 2007 Class Ambassadors: Bird - [email protected] - [email protected] Booker Johnny Michael Elder - [email protected] Will Ellison - [email protected] - [email protected] Feusner Travis George - [email protected] Timmy Alex Hermes - [email protected] - [email protected] Lowe David - [email protected] Nick McKinley 2006 Class Ambassadors: Abell - [email protected] - [email protected] James Dawson Adam Ernst - [email protected] Nils Herdelin - [email protected] Chris Horn - [email protected] - [email protected] Saylor Kyle a Bellarmine University center fielder, BRAXTON GRAVEN, Conference first Valley named to the All-Great Lakes was .343hitting was he announcement, the of time the At team. and led the Knights with 16 stolen bases. assadors: Class Amb [email protected] Burke - Gousha - [email protected] Trevor Adam Hitt - [email protected] - [email protected] Kannapel Chad Pfeifer - [email protected] CASEY KRILL 2003 Class Ambassadors: John Dean - [email protected] Alex Germano Dan Meade - [email protected] Miranda - [email protected] Ryan Cole Nunier - [email protected] PorterAndrew - [email protected] Jon Shore - [email protected] ANDREW ZARICK co-founded an organization called Digital DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) to local City’s York New for business foster and awareness raise through Digital DUMBO does this technology community. companiescollaborative efforts with local organizations, educate the and individuals to showcase local talent, organizationcommunity and facilitate idea exchange. The networkingmonthly largest the of one now theis in events Digital DUMBO hosted a “Mobile Meet Market” In May, city. Zarick currently serves as chief in collaboration with AT&T. executive organizer of Digital DUMBO (www.digitaldumbo. N.Y. com). He lives in Brooklyn, 2002
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married on Oct. 8 at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Louisville. Joe Hemmerle H’00 will teacher and priest Rev. Trinity Former and Janie attended Western Andrew preside at the wedding. University. Kentucky 2001 Class Ambassadors: Will Heineman - [email protected] Nick Kleinhelter - [email protected] Josh Mullin - [email protected] - [email protected] Matt Palmer-Ball Reilly - [email protected] Shawn ANDREW Class Ambassadors: Andy Diebold - [email protected] - [email protected] Andy Hennessey JarviJeremy - [email protected] Kremer - [email protected] - [email protected] Pogue Ryan recently promoted to client executive ANDREW BLEEMEL was in Louisville. an energy company at Fellon-McCord, RenderHall with attorney healthcare a is BUFFORD DAVID Rachel, He and his wife, in Louisville. Killian Heath and Lyman and another due in August. future Rock Hayden, a son, have Sarah Stinson Zehnder (Sacred KURT ZEHNDER and his wife, are pleased to announce the birthHeart, 1998), of their ounces, 3 pounds, Zehnder (7 Adele Sophia second child, brotherbig joins Sophia 2. born May was who inches), 19.25 Ky. Kurtmonths. 22 Lexington, in live family his and Dominic, 1998 1997 Class Ambassadors: Mark - [email protected] Amick Michael Bratcher - [email protected] Edlin - [email protected] Mickey Klausing - [email protected] Joey Sumner MacDonald - [email protected] recently promoted to client executive at JOSH JARVI was in Louisville. an energy company Fellon-McCord, Consulting to manage ticket sales for football, ice hockey and ice hockey for football, sales manage ticket Consulting to part as basketball the into move of the and women’s men’s Sports and Hands On Collegiate Consulting Stroh Center. & Entertainment the BGSU a sales staff within will install group Athletic Departmentsales, ticket season on to focus sales of the Anderson Club in and premium ticket sales ticket Perry the Doyt and Stadium Club in the Stroh Center Stadium. believes Hand On Sports & Entertainment, founded in 2006, quo in sportsin challenging the status engaging consulting by fashion with clients to foster “hands-on” in a side-by-side, long-terma strategy“hope” as to eliminate and success for and sponsorship sales are themeeting client goals. Ticket sportlife blood of any and or entertainment organization, has helped to collectively Hands On Sports& Entertainment’s years.five just in million $15 over business clients’ their grow NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS A Westinghouse Dealer A Westinghouse Wealth Management, LLC Flynn Brothers Contracting, Inc. In Honor of Trinity’s Faculty & Staff (Anonymous) Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning Co., Inc. Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance & Madison Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Shamrock Sales Company Summe Orthodontics Timothy Woock DMD Tran Orthodontics starred as Harlon Honn in Aaron Sorkin’s R starredCRAIG BRAUNE as Harlon Sorkin’s Honn in Aaron at the University The of Evansville. Invention The Farnsworth for the Whittenberg a finalist he was 8-17. Also, show ran April for the Arts, was Fund the Kentucky Scholarship granted by the by Award of the Outstanding Sophomore the recipient UniversityDepartment of Evansville recentlyand Theatre of Agency. Talent Heyman signed with at Cincinnati State basketball who played MELVYN LITTLE, Southern signed with and Community College, Technical 3.5 rebounds and 2.9 14.8 points, Indiana. He averaged to the All-National Junior College named steals and was XII team.Athletic Association Region 2010 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Jackson Wes - [email protected] Kelty Trevor ZACK CONNORS has been named to the All-Southern lacrosse second team. Collegiate Athletic Conference men’s thefor attackman an and College Centre at freshman a Zack, netted 31 goals this season and is one of just lacrosse team, six of one only and team second the make to freshmen five Trinity, With team. All-SCAC the to named be to freshmen total championshipstate 2007 the of member a Connorswas All-American and holds the record as Trinity a 2010 team, yearsLAX all-time leading scorer (122) during his four with for lacrosse season the inaugural men’s the Rocks. This was in (2-5 record 3-10 a with finished which program, Centre the conference).
Premier Packaging Sam Kinnaird’s Flooring Ron Sheffer, Attorney At Law Sleep Outfitters/Mattress Warehouse Smashgraphix Smith-Manus Stallings Orthopedics, Inc. Silver Sponsors All-Care Landscaping and Maintenance Arcturus HR Belmont Village Senior Living Community Don Meredith Reprographics Co., Inc. Trinity thanks the following Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go GoGo Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Go GoGo Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Go GoGo Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! GoGo Go Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! 2009 Class Ambassadors: Brown - [email protected] Taylor Conor Carroll - [email protected] Clements - [email protected] Shelby Ben Horn - [email protected] Nick Osting - [email protected] - [email protected] Dustin Riley Willie Slucher - [email protected] Andrew Osting - [email protected] Osting Andrew - [email protected] Penny Tom - [email protected] Schmitt - [email protected] Chris Townsend honored during Bellarmine University’s was EVAN KUHL at a graduating senior Evan, weekend. commencement award. Amore” the “In Veritatis given was Bellarmine, is the named after the motto of the university, This award, formally and was faculty, offered by highest academic award his 14. Among graduation on May presented to Evan at Evan was a student at Bellarmine, accomplishments while Bellarminethe of development the Emergencyresponsible for works (BERT). The organization to provide Response Team quick response to persons needing urgent medical attention. UniversityEvan plans to attend the of Louisville School of Medicine. celebraTion 2011 : Corporate Sponsors for their generous support Let your brother alumni happening know what’s in your life. Submit your items You” from “News to Alumni Relations & Communications Director ’90 via Wagoner Travis email at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: Trinity Attn: Travis High School, 4011 Shelbyville Wagoner, KY 40207. Louisville, Road, High School reservesTrinity fromthe right to edit “News submissions for length You” and content. Craig Brauner ’09 NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS MedVenture Technology Corporation Marshall Realty Company, Inc. Landscape Lighting Co., Inc. Kelley Construction, Inc. Insuramax, Inc. Hollenbach-Oakley, LLC Fifth Third Bank Brown-Forman Brandeis Machinery & Supply Company BoomBozz Famous Pizza Bonnycastle Appliance and TV Bob Ray Company, Inc. 10 Emerald Sponsors 11 (deceased) (Trinity’s second principal) (Trinity’s and Darren ’71; stepgrandmother of Nick ’03 ’07 Jr. Heitzman ’70 Hipwell brother of Joseph M. S. Holtman ’97 DMD; grandmother of John ’63, Hoskins ’69 MD and John C. Hoskins ’61, Rembold ’71 ’86 Jones ’82 and Peter ’93 Linton ’66 of Sean ’94, faculty); grandmother (former Trinity Brion ’98 and Scott ’01 McDonnell faculty) Harry Jansing H’93 (former Trinity of Lawrence “Nick” ’59 (deceased) and Doug ’61 “Nick” ’59 (deceased) of Lawrence Osting; uncle of Larry Matt ’86 and Michael ’82, ’86 Osting ’66 and Bill ’71 Owen brother of Steve Dan ’86 and Zachary’83, ’04 DeGeorge faculty) Rob ’88 Robinson S. ’85 Douglas R. ’84 and Jeffrey A. ’79, David Wise ’08 ’80; grandmother of John King Jr. Dorothy Mae Heitzman, stepmother of Ted Heitzman stepmother of Ted Mae Heitzman, Dorothy ’99; Hipwell P. father of Andrew ’67, Hipwell Arthur P. mother of John B. HoltmanMary Holtman, Elizabeth father of Albert “Cap” DMD, Albert Sr., B. Hoskins of Patrick mother Jenkin, Louveta B. Rembold Christopher father of Dr. Robert “Bob” Jones, Harbeck ‘59 Dennis M. Kute Garr of Rickey stepson Jordan Layne, Bradley Steven mother of Dennis E. Lucretia Athleen Cannon Linton, of Bruce grandfather Lurding ’05 Eugene J. Lurding, daughter of Michael McConnell ’78 Cassie McConnell, McDonnell H’03 mother of Tom Alice Otte McDonnell, father of Robert Michler ’03 Patrick Michler, Layne W. sister of Rev. Jansing Norris, Mary Angela “Angie” James W. “Jim” O’Hern III, brother of Pat O’Hern ’61 brother of Pat “Jim” O’Hern III, James W. father of Will Osting ’10; brother A. Osting, Patrick John P. Owen ’81, father of Justin David Owen ’03; Owen Justin David father of ’81, Owen John P. ’80 father of Bill Parrish Parrish, J. “Pete” Walter Roehrig ’80 Charles Francis Victor S. Hubert grandfather of Dr. “Herb” J. Sanders, Sans H’05 (former Trinity Theodore R. “Ted” Rev. ’81 and sister of Ricky Jennifer Ann (Robinson) Sass, ’72 Jr. father of Jerome L. Tucker Sr., Jerome L. Tucker Natta ’59 Albert Van “Bubby” father of Joseph B. III ’76, Joseph Bradford Wise Jr., of John King Sr. mother-in-law Bramer Wright, Joan F. ’65 Ed York IN MEMORIAM
May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. rest faithful departed souls of the May the Hannah and Daniel ’75 Garvey; of Matt mother-in-law Higgins ’80 Edward III ’73 and Paul J. ’75 Fussenegger; III ’73 and Paul Edward II ’08 Joe ’03 and Paul grandmother of Adam ’00, Fussenegger Gary Jeff ’81 and Joe ’84 Friedrich ’78, Doug Frederick ’89 Doug Frederick great grandmother of Rick Wohlleb ’12 great grandmother of Rick Wohlleb ’87 Glen F. ’66 Dattilo Glen F. Kevin RobertKevin ’81 Cox Cobaugh ’73 ’84; grandfather of Frank K. Chawk III ’89 and K. Chawk ’84; grandfather of Frank ’00 George Litsey and Pat ’81 Chandler and Mary ’81 Chandler and and Pat Marshall; Kaye ’10 and Jr. Patrick grandmother of Steven Christopher ’14 Chandler ’77; brother of Rev. Kevin Caster H’93 (former Kevin ’77; brother of Rev. Caster faculty) (deceased); uncle of Kevin Trinity ’78 ’10 Hobbs and Kevin ’81 Boughey; grandmother of Brandon grandmother ’81 Boughey; and Kevin Brent ’03 and Bruce ’06 Boughey ’01, Robert ’64 Feger McDonald (Ret.) (former Trinity faculty); aunt McDonald (Ret.) (former Trinity of Mark ’75 and Judge Martin A. McDonald F. McDonald ’76 Christopher ’91 and Jeffrey ’00 Adamson ’00 Adamson ’91 and Jeffrey Christopher Dr. David L. Hazelip H’96, Ph.D. Ph.D. L. Hazelip H’96, David Dr. Cecil Embry Gray, grandfather of Robinson Gray ’08 grandfather of Robinson Gray Cecil Embry Gray, mother of James ’91 and Scott ’96 Hannah, Lynjoy Elva “Jean” Felkins Garvey, mother of Patrick ’73 mother of Patrick Garvey, Elva “Jean” Felkins Frances P. (LaBarbera) Fussenegger, mother of Oscar (LaBarbera) Fussenegger, P. Frances Marjorie Ann Klein Friedrich, mother of Dan ’76, mother of Dan ’76, Marjorie Ann Klein Friedrich, Dr. David Lee Frederick Jr. ’84, Ph.D., brother of Ph.D., ’84, Jr. Lee Frederick David Dr. Michael “Mickey” Finn ’78 Michael “Mickey” ’95; grandmother of Daniel Wohlleb Elsie Jane Ford, William Morgan Downey Sr., father of David Downey Downey father of David Sr., William Morgan Downey Phillip Francis Dattilo, father of Donald P. ’63 and father of Donald P. Dattilo, Phillip Francis Robert Anthony Cox, father of Scott Anthony ’80 and of Scott Anthony father Robert Cox, Anthony Rita K. Martin Cobaugh, mother of Anthony J. Rita K. Martin mother of Anthony Cobaugh, Francis Kevin Chawk Sr., father of John J. Chawk father of John J. Chawk Sr., Chawk Kevin Francis Janice Rose Chandler, mother of Billy ’77, Kelley ’79 Kelley of Billy ’77, mother Janice Rose Chandler, Owen Kieran Caster Jr., father of Owen K. Caster III of Owen father Kieran Caster Jr., Owen Anna C. Bush, grandmother of Cory ’10Anna C. Bush, Jenkins ’07 and Scott Robert of Wesley grandfather Carrico, Doris Marie Boughey, mother of Ron ’72, Greg ’75 of Ron ’72, mother Doris Marie Boughey, Brandon Barth, son of Brandon BarthBrandon Barth, son of ’77 and mother of William “Ron” ’57 Ruth Bottorff-Feger, Steven Michael Age ’71 Steven sister of Judge Michael O. Anthony, Sister Francis Viola Elizabeth Adamson, grandmother of grandmother Viola Adamson, Elizabeth IN MEMORIAM IN
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You receive The Class of ’76 Community Service Event is tentatively tentatively is Serviceof ’76 Event Community The Class The Rocks take on Indianapolis Cathedral at Trinity’s Mar Trinity’s at Cathedral Indianapolis on RocksThe take GlenOaks Country (10601 Worthington at us Club Join reunion scheduled for Sept. 10. This event is an outreach program to program outreach an is Sept. 10. This event scheduled for the actual need knowing a local in need. Not to back give family on alldate the we this need be time, to flexible at the family or of will we be Examples the actual performing. that activity and interior or exterior a basement, out activities: cleaning possible committee The repairs. home simple and/or work yard painting, to determined see the specifics ifas are they know will let you time. and the particular date place, at participate can you Class of 1976 – September 23-25 Class Committee: ’71 Reunion of Read Russ Bill Hines Fowler Joe O’ConnorBill Moe Price Bleemel Pat Kelly Burke Dan Wheat Bob Shober Tim Freibert BradfordNeil Charles Herold Class of ’66 Reunion Committee: Class ’66 Reunion of Bill Brasch Mike Moore RueffTom WirtzbergerDavid Class of 1971 – September 23-24 we’ll p.m., at 4:30 Starting p.m. at 7:30 is Kickoff shall Stadium. of - the floor Com (second Hall Convocation in Trinity’s gather Sherrin armory Avenue) – the old Arts on Center munication - fol p.m. willat 6 photo be taken class A buffet. a cookout for - Follow stag. is night Friday 6:15 p.m. at tour a campus by lowed Pub Irish Malone’s Molly at upstairs gather we’ll the game, ing Lane and Breckinridge of (corner Matthews in St. & Restaurant at $10 is payable Malone’s Molly for Road). cost The Shelbyville the door. at off tee Sept. 24. We’ll Saturday, on golf of a round Lane) for fee). and greens cart $40 is (includes per cost The person noon. re- a to invited are guest a or spouse your and you evening That Trail). Watterson (10509 Jefferstontown in V’s Johnny at ception is $10 (in- cost per The person willOur 7 p.m. evening begin at bar). cash and buffet cludes campus tour at 6:15 p.m. You and your spouse or a guest are are a guest or spouse your and You 6:15 p.m. at tour campus Bistro West headto 60 we’ll game, the After attend. to invited two Avenue Matthews St. Road and Shelbyville of the corner at Saturday, On building). Bacons (theold campus from blocks activi- small group plan to encouraged are 27, classmates Aug. ties. will details. your the You of one finalize details. the contact finalize committees reunion, and [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] reunion your dates
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Planning for class reunions to be held in 2011 is underway. Classes celebrating reunions this year are 1961, ’66, ’71, ’76, ’81, this year are 1961, celebrating reunions in 2011 is underway. Classes be held to class reunions Planning for School at High Trinity of a tour for us – Join Trinity of Tour beautiful Lake Forest at golf of a round for us Golf – Join – Non-golfers Ali Center Golf: Muhammad to Alternative a Country for Club Wildwood at gather – We’ll Night Stag a wonderful planned – We’ve Dinner ’61 Reunion Class of - special re our class at information your enter Be to sure at two rooms of has blocks secured committee reunion The The Rocks take on Tennessee power Montgomery Bell Acad- Bell Montgomery Tennessee power on RocksThe take 9:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16, at the main entrance of the school, of entrance the main Sept. 16, at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Road Shelbyville of the corner at entrance the rotunda which is hour. one approximately will tour last The Sherrin Avenue. and 11:30 a.m. times start at Sept. 16. Tee Friday, Country on Club Pleasearrive 24 money. who in send first to limited is Field The etc. guys, hi to say balls, hit putt, register, 11 a.m. to around lunch cart, box fee, greens includes $60 per is cost and person an team will have and each is a scramble, format The prizes. and our all After levels). for (very comfortable D player C and A, B, awards. and snacks bar, a cash enjoy we’ll round, - the Muham at lunch and a tour for us join can spouses and/or with package admission Group p.m. noon-3 Ali Center mad is $17 memories per Revive person. Bistro Jarfi’s from lunch box the Ali of the magic ’60s through Louisville in the 1950s and of Center. is $10 cost Sept.per The 16. Friday, 7-10 p.m. from night stag is casualfoods. Dress finger and bar a cash have We’ll person. acceptable). (jeans Sept. 17. The Saturday, the Louisville for Boat Club at evening We’ll music. live and dinner includes $60 per is cost and person at photo a class by followed 6:30-7:15 p.m., from cocktails have bar A cash 11 p.m. by conclude We’ll 7:30. at dinner 7:15 and join to been invited have teachers Our former will be available. us! - memory book: www.TrinityHi reunion our for website union ghLouKy1961.com. - Lou Place the Hyatt at stay can attendees Reunion local hotels. East for Marriott by the Courtyard or $90/night isville-Eastfor $69/night. Startingp.m. at 8 is Kickoff Stadium. Marshall Trinity’s at emy - the Communi of Hall in the Convocation gather we’ll 5 p.m., at ArmorySherrinold on of the floor (second Arts Center cation by a followed p.m. at 6 will be offered photo A class Avenue). Class of 1966 – August 26 union Class Committee: ’61 Reunion of DuesTom Vince Aprile Jim Dockter Hoben Jim Cap Hoskins KalbfleischDoug Charlie Kane Lloyd Ed RawertNorb RickettsCharlie SatoriBruce David Sattich Ray Schmidt SchusterSteve Mike Wehner 2001 and ’06.’86, ’91, ’96, Reunion To eptember 16-17 Class of 1961 – S pdate Reunion U Class 2011 [email protected]. at (502) 736-2180 or director, and communications relations
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decades, the Trinity High School community has awarded the Trinity Peace Medal. The award award The Medal. Peace the Trinity awarded has School community High decades, the Trinity The 2011 Trinity peace Medal is awarded to Sister Regina Sister to Bevelacqua. awarded Medalis Trinity peace 2011 The service decades of four than those an to special with In needs more in the Louisville area. of Reginaveteran a is Sister for in special education work life’s her began she 1965, in the 1950s. In community the Ursuline Regina entered Sister began in 1970, the Special Olympics In - cel a city-wide Regina organized Sister Mary’s special St. with needs, high graduates for school program educational ongoing an needfor seeing After the School. High Trinity of Alumna Honorary an Regina named was 2006, Sister In of years her Through special-needs of students. hundreds model for role leader and been Regina has a strong Sister t four For almos ister Regina– Sister Medal Peace Trinity 2011 H’06 Bevelacqua Marie recognizes a deserving individual or group for efforts that promote peacemaking, justice building and and service building others. justice peacemaking, to promote that efforts for a deservingrecognizes group or individual with along the award, initiated Department, Language the Foreign of the chair time was who at H’92, Mittelsten Klaus Mr. Whiting, Michael Mr. Rob Locke, Mr. included have recipients H’92. Recent Duerr Thomas Rev. principal then-Trinity Foundation. the Cathedral Heritage and Hogan Tim ’69, Rev. Fowler Wayne Arciniega, Lupe ’81, Sister Whittaker Fred Mr. a child. was when he treated was son godmother’s her the eighth-grader way an as recalled remembering Sister interview, him considered Reginanever had Sister thebus. on get let him refused to driver the bus day One syndrome. Down had He of service years to thoseThus began the with boy. work to day that commitment a made She else. anyone than different specialwith needs. Ursuline-Pitt at 26 years for thosespecial with principal School for needs. As Pitt Msgr. Louisville at of the Archdiocese math, to addition In a full-day academic program. to sessions half-day Regina the developed school from School, Sister - physi art,economics, speech, home drama, music, classes in offer began to this classes, new program language science and pre-school at all levels from The school servedstudents education. vocational and travel sports, computers, cal education, employment. and post-graduate through a fixture become Regina has Sister Kentucky. served has She well. head as as arena in that and softball basketball, baseball, for coach Specialat the Olympics. teams field and track Special selected was 1995, she Kentucky as In Regina Sister Coach the Year. of Olympics torch carry to the Olympic also invited was - in At Games Olympic the 1996 Summer for lanta. the International during liturgy and ebration in 1981, honoring the Handicapped of Year Thisarea. our in handicapped of the thegifts a diverse together brought event inspirational and disabled learning deaf, blind, of group same That individuals. handicapped mentally with Europe to Regina traveled Sister year - Vat Theymet with educators. religious other ofthe for the right advocate to officials ican She the Sacraments. receive to handicapped the United throughout travel to continued - 12 handi of a group with Europe and States of these result The community. who share others visiting Sisters, Ursuline other two and people lay two persons, capped Home. Harvest of the creation was travels Regina livedspecial with needs. Sister women adult for community a was Home Harvest campus, the Ursuline Locatedon these with women. in community church, Methodist old Originally in an housed in Middletown. operation of 18th year in its now is and created was Center with working to approach” “total a brings building new Road. This Aiken on a new opened building recently the center - intellectu challenged are to learn to center the Those come who disabilities. moderate mildspecial-needs with to adults recreation cooking, and and special photography as activities such education, Vocational spiritually. and physically ally, atthe center. offered all are Special in the Olympics and participation tours field travel trips, through is she all By accounts lives. enrichedmany and touched has theshe arts, sports and education, in excellence to dedication Medal. Peace deserving than Trinity’s of more
ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI 16 17 - magazine’s Entrepreneurs of Entrepreneurs magazine’s Philanthropy, service- educa and Philanthropy, a signif with - also generous was Greg - compa fast-growth and emerging for tems a bCatalyst, co-founded 2000, Greg In nies. advisory firm. acquisitions and mergers the Fischer and Greg to important are tion boards servednumerous Greg on family. High theTrinity including the years, over - Technol MedVenture School Foundation, the Louisville Science Cen Ice, - Vogt ogy, Management Quality of for the Center ter, Organization. Presidents the Young and Choice, School supports family Fischer The attend children helps that organization an in- was Greg Trinity, At schools. parochial Mittelsten four create in helping strumental faculty former for (named Scholarships Mittelsten Klaus coach tennis and member 1976 the Class of and family his with H’92) several with classmates. Scholarship - com whenhis contribution in-kind icant helped Corporation, Dant-Clayton pany, he Additionally, Stadium. Marshall build to ward – ward ischer ’76 ’76 ischer the Trinity High School Alumni Association recognizes a brother alumnus as the year’s Honor Alumnus. Alumnus. Honor the year’s as alumnus a brother recognizes Association School Alumni High the Trinity
In 1999, Greg founded Iceberg Ventures, a venture capital firm that provides capital and business development sys- development business and capital provides firm that capital a venture Ventures, Iceberg founded 1999, Greg In made have who individuals honors Salute The School Alumni. Catholic to the Salute at honored was 2006, Greg In Fame. of Hall the Trinity into inducted was December 2006, Greg In new jobs and creating to committed is he mayor, As 50th mayor. Louisville’s in as sworn was 3, 2011, Greg On Jan. wildly built seen the world, him. He’s those around of the strength and strengths his maximizing for a talent has Greg and2010) (Trinity, Nick 2009), (Trinity, George Eleni, children: four have Gerassimides, Alexandra wife, his and Greg A member of the Trinity Class of 1976, Gregory E. Fischer, mayor of Louisville, has been selected as the recipient of been Louisville, has selected of the recipient as mayor E. Fischer, 1976, Gregory Class of the Trinity of A member natural curiosity, His andpolitician. philanthropist entrepreneur, an as success Greg’s defines differently things Doing - graduat After Society. Honor the National of a member and player tennis a four-year as Trinity at mark his made Greg the ice/bever revolutionized that company a global manufacturing International, SerVend co-founded 1980, Greg In
age dispensing industry. As a result of the company’s success, Greg was selected as one of Inc. of selected was one as Greg success, the company’s of a result As industry. dispensing age in 1990. the Year facility newa tennis building of the exploration partnersfor potential key with doors opening in role important an played Trinity. for Trinity by honored was Greg Also in 2006, world. or nation region, to the community, Louisville contributions significant spiritthe true exemplifies who an individual to is given award The the school. to commitment his for Award the Steiny with service and support to outstanding her or his through Steinhauser, Alfred W. Monsignor principal, founding Trinity’s of School. High Trinity in America. government the best city building Trinity his forgotten has never He way. the along others helped and office beensuccessful elected businesses, public to roots. Mary. The award is presented to a Trinity graduate who has distinguished himself in his professional life; demonstrated the quali - the demonstrated life; professional in his himself distinguished has who Trinity graduate to a presented is award The alma mater. his to loyalty strong maintained and Trinity; at ideals taught and ties, values Award. Alumnus the 2011 Honor served worked and he as in life years well him early in his honed were generosity quiet and competitiveness introspection, better. the community and Trinity make to in 1980. in economics degree earned he a bachelor’s where University, Vanderbilt attended Greg in 1976, Trinity from ing traveling year a he spent college, After in Alaska. operator crane boat a fishing as worked Greg summers, Duringcollege education. of value his and belief in the life on outlook his Greg, influencing on effect profound had a The trip the world. Gregory. F E pring s Each lumnus A lumnus Honor A 2011 GRANDFATHER ’60 L. Brohman Donald ’58 Jr. Talbott Ben J. ’61 R. Brown James Elder III ’57 J. Joseph III ’57 Hollenbach J. Louis ’59 A. Kraus Wayne Dr. Miller ’63 Allen J. Robert E. Dodd ’59 ’78 Newton A. Jeffrey ’82 A. Nowacki Raymond FATHER/STEPFATHER L. Boylan ’68 Michael ’84 G. Brenzel William ’85 Brohman D. Brian ’80 Robert M. Browning Cassell ’81 D. Timothy III ’73 C. Cawthon William ’82 Clements F. John ’75 Darst T. David ’81 Jr. C. Dolt Frederick M. Edelen ’71 James Elder IV ’82 J. Joseph ’83 G. English Patrick ’77 A. Fackler Philip Frazier ’80 D. Jeffrey ’85 L. Frederick George ’71 H. Freibert Timothy Glazier ’84 P. Christopher G. Goetz ’68 James ’72 A. Golden Sr. James ’74 E. Harlamert Michael ’84 Robert A. Heintzman ’80 K. Hobbs David ’79 Hollenbach P. John ’80 Sr. Jenne J. Mark ’83 Jones M. Thomas ’77 Kelty J. Ronald ’71 Klausing J. Donald ’79 K. Kopp Kenneth ’85 Jr. A. Kraus Wayne ’81 R. Sr. Martin Kenneth ’80 A. Mattmiller David ’85 L. Meyer Todd ’74 Moore J. John ’82 A. Murphy Michael ’80 A. Perez Carlos ’82Poppe W. Theodore ’81 Portale J. Timothy of the Trinity Class of 2011 have a father, stepfather and/or grandfather who are Trinity Trinity who are grandfather and/or stepfather father, a have 2011 of Class the Trinity of Campus Tour! -seven members Sixty lass of 2011 has 67 legacies has 67 legaciesof 2011 Class alumni. One of the best compliments Trinity can receive is when an alumnus’ son chooses to attend our school. our chooses attend son to alumnus’ when is an receive can Trinity the best compliments of One alumni. 2011 GRADUATE Boylan Michael Nicholas Browning Joseph Tyler Robert Byrd Matthew Cassell Eric Clayton English Patrick Ryan Jenne James Daniel Loader Tyler Austin Martin Bradley Gerhard Newton Alan Nicholas Darwin Nowacki Alexander Perez Andrew Nicholas Brenzel Scott Ryan Brohman Joseph Evan Burton Foster James Cawthon Andrew John Clements Logan Nicholas Darst Todd Michael III Dolt Corey Frederick Edelen Eric James Elder Kyle Gavin Fackler James Austin S. Frazier Grant Frederick Ryan George Freibert Timothy Michael Glazier John Christopher Goetz Martin Gordon Raymond Golden Jr. Anthony James Harlamert Michael Daniel Heintzman Robert Travis Hobbs Connor David Jr. Hollenbach Philip John Jones Caden Plaford Kelty Hayes Tyler Klausing Michael Jeffrey Kopp Ryan Hunter Robert Kraus Evan Mattmiller James Nicholas Meyer Todd Clayton Moore James Joseph Murphy Michael Ryan Poppe Christian Theodore Portale James Tory Take Trinity’s Interactive Trinity’s Take Visit www.trinityrocks.com and pay a virtual visit to Trinity’s campus. a virtual and pay visit to Trinity’s Visit www.trinityrocks.com
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David J. Rickert ’79 Rickert J. David Riney ’74 T. Richard ’71 Riordan J. Michael ’71 Riordan J. Michael ’78 A. Shoptaw John ’73 Siegel J. Anthony ’82Smith E. Thomas R. ’81 Smith Mark ’73 Stich W. Michael ’80 Streicher J. Stephen ’80 C. Sweeny Daniel ’78 Tallarico J. Paul ’73 S. Taxes Phillip Thornsberry ’86 V. David ’82 A. Towles Donald ’74 K. Wadell James ’74 Jr. E. Wellendorff Carl ’81 Welter J. Thomas ’83 Weyhing J. Michael ’75 R.David Wilson A. ZoellerCurt ’77 James L. Ramser ’77 James FATHER/STEPFATHER
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Dylan James Ramser Dylan James Reed Dominic John lass of 2011 has 67 legacies 2011 has Class of 2011 GRADUATE onnor hief C
ditor in Chief,ditor ECHO The ditors in C E E o- hett Co- ’11 c ditor in Chief,ditor ECHO The E By JessBy Prit e ’11 Co-e ’11 c student newspaper areasked write to a reflection of their he Echo he that my four years at Trinity are coming to a close.a to coming are Trinity at years four my that By ConnorBy Pier That’s it. It’s finished. Over and out. The four years of high school my parents parents my of school high years four The out. and Over finished. It’s it. That’s work of all.hours Those endless of coward seems, thegreatest so is it Time, School. High Trinity attend to I chose veryI am happy darkness. was there mistake: no Make unscathed. through come did not We - “Broth is sayings our of one Trinity, At great. us make those difficulties that It’s together. We, men. young becoming of states in our us, All us. of It’s consume it let don’t but cynicism healthy, of is certainA amount despair. not do is: graduates fellow my to advice My forward. going Keep known. you’ve the people to and made the good. Look the friends and to you’ve the light Look for I all to that goodbye think say I can I don’t Now, classmates. my and Trinity to trying goodbye I started say out to you. because with I was experience it worth was Trinity my of Every second It’s funny how things change. It seems silly to worry about trivial as seems worry silly to such things about It change. things how funny It’s Two or will it be is, difficult. world the “real” to moving as exciting as However, made-up some not is experience” The place. “Trinity interesting an is Trinity - rein has the experience that Trinity, from the departure with Even Trinity. leaving is experience” the “Trinity of Part ach year, the editorsach year, of T season of change A season of change It’s hard to believe four years as trinitystudents. Below are the columns senior by C out Lights urned. dark. Lights out. key t a way, passed. In and come have kindergarten since for up been me building have disappointed. a little I’m hollow a certain There’s mystery. is a to gone they’ve and where gone, are effort and water palms like in its cupped goes, and really it quickly how now knowing feeling, small nostalgia. and memories pools of are We struggledsometimes to for everyone. years difficult are years highThe school homework. complete to survive to and school, classes to get and up wake that that to understand come I’ve experienced,more the I’ve more The Life.” for ers isn’t Trinity each other. for all here we’re and all in this together, true. is We’re saying out. in and punch we job where daytime some us, for place some just find darkness. the you’ll the darkness, look for you If it. into put you what thing this whole of out get You you. a second. for Not stop. Don’t you. experienceof a part becomes That brothers. my with and Trinity experienced at E I remember my first day, trying to figure out whether it was cool to roll up my up roll to was it cool outwhether tryingto figure day, first my I remember rush I got the adrenaline I remember buttoned. and them down leave to sleeves or in a cramped school and from to remember riding I X game. Trinity-St. first my at carpool. are a career and a college sleeves when on deciding one’s up roll to not whether or exactlyeverybut when the paradigm shift occurred, sure - not so I’m close. drawing of being shelter the from emerging slowly is of 2011 class The seemsthing now. real prepared. have been We confident. but anxious I’m full-fledged to teens adults. their parents and colleges, out-of-state friends closest will be my attending of three directions, in different out allshooting are We them. after moving on planning are the bonds with will be Distance irrelevant made heartbreaking. not sadwhich is but formed. have we that em- spiritual academics, and athletics of the combination but gradual, actual It’s occurrence. an is It line. advertisement to little used have who to People too. change, others seen I’ve I viewworld. how the and me changed definitely has phasis character. in is people’s it evident but to explain, hard is it Again, to speakafraid be up. and seen not are confidence no permanent. is us molded and forced Pierce and Jess Pritchett. ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI
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Consider some of the accomplishments of the class of 2011. • Scholarship offers totaling more than $13 million • Accepted at nearly 120 colleges and universities across the country • 9 seniors were recognized by the National Merit Corporation • 13 participated in the Governor’s Scholars Program • Performed more than 20,000 community service hours over four years • 98 percent will enter college this fall.
We hope you will see these outstanding results as a great return on the investment you have made with your financial support of Trinity.
These achievements are made possible because of your generosity. Thank you for making a difference in a young man’s life.
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Remembers Rev. Ted Sans H’05 1934 - 2011
Rev. Ted Sans H’05 died peacefully at his home Easter weekend. The Trinity community gratefully remembers Father Ted as one of our true leaders. His membership in our school’s Hall of Fame rightly honors his many significant contributions that have helped shape the Trinity we know today. As one of 70 some Archdiocesan priests who have served our school, his leadership in the classroom and in our Department of Theatre Arts leaves a legacy that is treasured beyond words. The Easter season reminds us there is life beyond death. Father Ted was a priest first and foremost and knew this deeply. We celebrate his life with us and now the fullness of grace he is living with our Savior, Jesus Christ. Father Ted was inducted into the Trinity Hall of Fame in 1993. He was named an Honorary Alumnus of Trinity in 2005 May Father Sans and all the faithful departed rest in peace. The Rev. Theodore (Ted) Sans Hall of Fame Biography: The Rev. Theodore (Ted) Sans taught at Trinity for 20 years, from 1959-60 and 1966-85. Father Ted’s leadership, creativity and innovative spirit left a lasting impact on the school. Perhaps his greatest legacy was the drama program. From a modest beginning in 1967, using the St. Frances of Rome stage, through the conversion of the old VFW building into the auditorium in 1980, Father Ted founded and nurtured a program that became one of the finest in the area. During his 20 years with the school, Father Ted’s influence was felt in a variety of areas. He taught Advanced Placement English classes and chaired the English Department. Ted revamped the English curriculum and compiled a usage handbook for junior and senior classes. He also was adviser for the journalism class that produced the school newspaper, The ECHO. Father Ted’s other innovations include starting the Senior Baccalaureate Mass celebration, using students to read morning announcements and instituting the Trinity singers and creative writing and speech courses. often talks about “The Spirit of Trinity” and believes there andis believesthere Trinity” of Spirit talksabout often “The rinity Chaplain The Trinity Family something truly special about the place we know and love as TRINITY. as love and know truly we thesomething place special about was David here years 16 his during who trulySpirit individual One personified this passion energy, him the love, with brought in 1954 and Trinity to came He H’96. Hazelip men who passedthese through young of the in lives the a difference make to desire and the time when this at class freshman second its accepting just was halls.Trinity hallowed Seminary. Meinrad St. from arrived priest newly ordained French teaching Latin, with Along ways. many in Trinity on mark left his Dave theorganized and Awards startedShammy the thebookstore, first ran he religion, and Alma the He composed school’s at the – time. cheerleading all-malesquad first school’s competition. state for plays one-act directed and Prom the first Senior oversaw Mater, planning. college and in career students helped and counselor also a guidance was Dave , more than anything, was a devoted priest of the of priest a devoted was anything, than , more H’05 because of all he gave to us in the Trinity community. His impact on this community, as Trinity Trinity as this community, on impact His community. in the Trinity us to all gave because he of Of course, I remember Father Ted as a close friend of 40 years or more, a person of of a person more, or a close 40 years friend as of Ted Father I remember Of course, of patron lifelong A programs. music and theatre Trinity’s for plans with on ahead early forge to one was Ted Father that all appreciated We characteristic. outstanding most his style probably was hospitable always personable, His in this here earnedvery special induction) recognition 1993 (our since first Fame of Hall Trinity’s of member This in peace the Risen with rest he Lord! May During his first year, he taught the first art classes in the basement of the priest house (where thehouse now (where priest is ofgym the classes intheart basement first the he taught year, During first his is that “Spirit” that develop helped He Trinity. to dedication and love his for be will remembered always Dave Barrie, 33 years, nearly of wife his with Va., in Charlottesville, home his at this year 16 of March on passed away Dave Archdiocese of Louisville who served its people for 52 years before his death at the at death his before Louisville 52 years who served of Archdiocese for people its Mass and funeral visitation his at life his of celebration The this year. April of end Catholic and people the many review of passing a sort Mary was of Margaret St. at High Trinity High School, David Bishop served.old he of the The people communities Mary Margaret St. lastly, and, Albert St. the Great the Archangel, Raphael School, St. generous his him and to tribute a worthy pay to numbers in great there were parishes of priests brother us, his of number large an unusually and bishops Three ministry. final in his earthly liturgy. be to participants privileged Louisville, were cooperatively worked heart. We a warm smile and a great spirit, positive consistently forever was He decades together. of a couple for House Faculty in the Trinity lived and with and them fondly of so many remembering always in the past, Trinity at taught had he whom men with up meeting them. about stories of a myriad in March. musical spring recent most Trinity’s the attended arts in Louisville, he him so much. about The of Leaderedition this day. to us with 25, remains April on assembly an at school community the entire ’77 told Mullen Rob Dr. President Ted Sans. Father of the influence to due walk faith these of men halls better We azelip H’96 L. H David By Jack Guthrie ’58 . Zettel ’58, T H. Zettel ’58, David By Rev. Father Ted Sans ans H’05 S Ted Rev. faithful servantloss of a The a Trinity, of be to principal the second Alfred Steinhauser Monsignor selected personally was 1967, he by In located). to continued Dave University. Northwestern at degree a doctorate pursue to left when 1970, he until held he position theircountry who died for alumni Trinity to memorial a as glass window stained a created 2006 in useartskills his and library. in the school’s displayed now pieceis The glass in Vietnam. the school veryloved he question, Without home. called Trinity who have men young of the thousands by cherished too. be will here, always spirit Dave’s a Trinity, is there as long as and deeply, Meinrad BenedictineSt. to or the Fund Annual Trinity to made the be may Dave honor to gifts Memorial side. his at Ind. Meinrad, in St. Archabbey SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK
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Remembers Dr. Dave Hazelip H’96 1928 - 2011 Dr. Dave Hazelip H’96, Trinity’s second principal, has passed away. Dave is remembered very fondly by alumni who were here as students during those early years. He remained close to us in many ways. May Dave’s soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Dave’s Trinity Hall of Fame statement follows. He was inducted into our Hall of Fame in 2001. Dave Hazelip began his teaching career at Trinity in 1954, shortly after his ordination. He taught religion, church history, Latin and French translation to many of Trinity’s first graduates. During those early years, faculty were asked to wear many hats. Responding enthusiastically, Dave created the annual variety show, operated the first bookstore, began the Senior Prom Shammy Awards, directed one-act plays for state competition and composed the Trinity alma mater. As senior class guidance counselor, he helped students in career and college planning. Always interested in curriculum and staff development, Dave encouraged teacher training and more advanced course offerings. While director of studies (1964-67), his innovation resulted in the development of the Learning Center, new course offerings and Trinity’s first computerized scheduling system. Dave was Trinity’s second principal, from 1967-70, during the turmoil of the Vietnam War. These troubled times inspired Dave to introduce the concept of an integrated, relevant curriculum and to work closely with the faculty to start the Independent Studies Section. He also initiated the annual Benefit Dinner, still a primary fundraising event. In 1970, Dave left Trinity to pursue a doctorate in curriculum development. He remained in close touch with Trinity through his friendship with faculty and alumni, and routinely attended class reunions of the men he taught. Dr. Hazelip continued to use the skills he honed during his teaching years at Trinity through teaching and counseling. He created a stained glass piece as a memorial to Trinity alumni (on display in our Library Media Center) listed on the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C. He lived with his wife, Barrie, in Charlottesville, Va. Dave was an exceptional leader in the early years of Trinity. The affection of his former students is the most telling tribute to his contributions to the school and to their lives. Dave was named an Honorary Alumnus in 1996 (H’96). Shamrocks Spend Spring Break ServingServing Others
A contingent of Trinity students and facultyfaculty traveledtraveled toto Belize inin Central America with Hand inin Hand Ministries April 3-10 forfor a spring break service trip.trip. During thethe week, thethe Trinity group built a house forfor a woman named Delitha and her twotwo children. Hand Hand inin Hand Ministries isis no stranger toto Trinity. Wayne Fowler, Trinity Class of ’69,’69, serves as thethe organization’s executive director, and theythey have partnered with Trinity over thethe yearsyears forfor service projects. The The Shamrock service group comprised senior Anthony Cameron; juniorsjuniors Pierce Abernathy, Spencer Crawford, Henry Jones,Jones, Will Ratterman and Wilson Taylor; sophomores Adam Bade, Zach Bickett and JeffreyJeffrey Goetz; freshmanfreshman Wes Anderson; and teachersteachers Mr. Mike Budniak H’11 and Cory Lockhart. To To readread more about thethe group’s service triptrip and see additional photos, go toto theirtheir blog at http://trinityinbelize.blogspot.com.
Zach Bickett ’13 “We are officially finished with all building and preparation on the house! This, by far, was the most special day for me, partly because I was able to see the final result of the trip: the finished house. Tomorrow, Delitha’s friends and relatives and a lot of others, as well as a priest, will formally bless the house. I’m really looking forward to this awesome experience so that I will have a story to tell 10 years from now.” Anthony Cameron ’11
Henry Jones ’12 and Wes Anderson ’14
Will Ratterman ’12
“After thinking about these past two days, I’ve concluded that God has blessed me with many gifts, but hammering nails is not among them.” Spencer Crawford ’12
Wilson Taylor ’12 and Anthony Cameron ’11
“We bought a ‘Resurrection’ cross to give to Delitha as a housewarm- ing gift. The ceremony of giving away the house was very moving. It was short, but you could tell that no one there would ever forget what happened. It was truly moving. Berny and Abel played their guitars and we sang a few songs. We read two excerpts from the Bible, and we gave Delitha a book of entries from all of us, the cross and, finally, the keys to a house she can call home.” Zach Bickett ’13
Pierce Abernathy ’12
“I am excited about helping the lives of the people that we are building a house for. Through God, may we bless them and somehow get a life-changing experience from them as well. Let’s not come back the same way we left.” Anthony Cameron ’11
Jeff Goetz ’13 and Adam Bade ’13
“Even as we saw unimaginable conditions, the people here are just that: people. Delitha’s family was poverty stricken, but her son Deandre, was as wild and fun as my little brother. I never saw him not smiling. “The outreach center was full of kids infected with HIV, a disease that Mr. Budniak drills into his freshman biology class. Yet, they still smiled and yelled an excited, ‘Hiiiii!’ when they saw us walk in, just as any class of five-year-olds would. “Worlds might separate us, but in the end they are just like you and I: people in one world.” Spencer Crawford ’12
A Mike Domzalski ’85 (15) Domzalski Mike (15) Ferman Steve (15) Ella Russo (15) Todd Steve Ed(10) Bowen ’82 (10) Culver Tim (10) H’06 Henning Joe (10) ’85 Kraus Wayne Rice (10) Donna Betty (10) Roth ’66 (10) Rueff Tom (10) Sturtzel Dan Szabo (10) Mike (10) ’72 Wunderlin Dick to senior Spencer Cockerell on placing first in the “Best Use of New Media” category of the category Media” New of Use “Best in the first placing on Cockerell Spencer senior to the 2010-11 school year with a dinner on May 22. At this event each year, awards are given to given are awards each year, this event 22. At May on a dinner with the 2010-11 school year
Hammon’s photograph, “Family Sacrifices,” has been selected to be placed in the Veterans Administration Medical Administration Veterans has been selectedto placed be in the Sacrifices,” “Family photograph, Hammon’s to invited were both students addition, In in participated art students Eleven Trinity One of the strengths of Trinity is the dedication of her teachers and staff. We take pride in recognizing pridethosemembers in We take staff. and teachers her of the dedication is Trinity of the strengths of One Congressional Art Contest with his photograph “Monetary Value.” Cockerell and junior Cameron Hammon had their had Hammon Cameron junior and Cockerell Value.” “Monetary photograph his with Art Contest Congressional at Association Visual Arts atLouisville the display on was work Their of contest. the the final 20 for chosen photographs Tower. the Water in Louisville. Center John District Third Rep. with a reception attend - a Congressio which they received at Yarmuth, recognition. of nal certificate all 11 ad- and Art Contest, the Congressional round. the preliminary past vanced Congratulations ockerell ’11 places first in CongressionalSpencer Cockerell Art Cameron Hammon photo selected for V Contest, Trinity ended Duerr Thomas Rev. ’63 Thompson – Joe Award the Year of Teacher ’02 Kannapel – Craig Award Sheeran Thomas – Cory ServiceEd Nolan Lockhart Award H’01 Brown – Karen Award Volunteer Altieri Tony – Schedule Crew Facility Committee, Award Shamrock Team Presidential ’75, Cory Aberli – Dave Lockhart Award Excellence in Achievement Presidential Roth – Betty Educational Award Support Fultz-Demling – Chad Waggoner Coach the Year of Zuccaro – Amy the Year of Moderator at education service Catholic of of years in support more 10 or of milestones celebrating who are community the Trinity of School. High Trinity service) of Gene Eckert ’62 (45 years ’58 (45) Zettel Dave Rev. (40) H’92 Dennis Lampley (35) Bobrowski Joe (35) H’10 Bohannon Sharon ’71 (35) Fowler Joe ’69 (35) Kahl John (35) H’01 Ward Frank Lococo (30) Tony (30) H’09 Mary Mason Demling (25) Sharon (20) Engelbrecht Mickey ZoellerDan (20) H’07 (15) Bechtloff Ken Trinity faculty, staff honored staff honored faculty, Trinity faculty members. SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK
SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK 30 31 Sam Raque ’11 Danny Murphy ’11 have been selectedhave as
to Trinity seniors Danny Murphy and Sam Raque Sam and Murphy Danny seniors Trinity to and their teacher, Dr. Tom Zehnder ’63, were honored on on honored Zehnder ’63, were Tom Dr. their teacher, and
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Congratulations SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK Rocks earn Eagle Scout cholars S 16 Rocks Selected for Governor’s Sixteen Trinity juniors SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK arket Game Stock Market annual Rocks win Stock tudents Trinity s May 19 in Louisville at the Pendennis Club for placing first in the state in the Stock in the state in the first placing for Club the Pendennis in Louisville19 at May Ken- The competition. Game Market Stock in Kentucky Stock Game/Take Market was banquet Awards Game Market Stock Education Economic Council on tucky Reserve the Federal Louis-Louisville Branch. by St. Bankhosted of deci- investment made companies, they researched Over the fall semester, Kulmer. $100,000 in imaginary in stocks money investing their portfolio, created and sions of $111,826. reflectedvalue finala portfolio winning team’s The funds. mutual and Bull/Bearand a T-shirts trophy. school certificates, received students The Council on the Kentucky by hosted competitions education in these investment - These competi Lyons. Hilliard by statewide sponsored and Education Economic in grades students for simulation Internet and program interactive an involve tions Teach- system. American economic our and finance investing, learn about 4-12 to eco - other and market the stock reward, and risk about students teach to resources educational with provided are ers terms. nomic very doing up winds teams my of one least at year, after year the fact that, pleased by and veryam I proud and years, life.” for is truly This knowledge in the competition. well on achieving the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America. Eagle of in the Boy of Scouts the Scout rank achieving on Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen ’77 had this to say say this ’77 had to Mullen Rob Dr. President Trinity year’s next with help to volunteer to like would you If Proceeds are used to support programs for student student for programs used support to are Proceeds student, and need-based tuition assistance for more than more for assistance need-based and tuition student, families. our of 40 percent to celebraTion, shown devotion celebraTion:“The about our fifth fundraising is a of part decade, critical in its now donors and patrons volunteers, ofthe support The efforts. appreciated.” greatly and remarkable is at (502) 736- office the celebraTion please contact event, [email protected]. email 2116 or times throughout the year – committee work, corporate corporate work, committee – theyear timesthroughout event planning, production gift-gathering, sponsorship, members Family Trinity sales – offering chance set-up, in meaningful another one with connect to ways of dozens support of the school. need-basedaid, activities and financial student athletics, every these nearly raised goes to programs. dollar and than more of moderators for stipends include Examples the finest for activities, theatrical equipment and 100 clubs each for lanyards and T-shirts House in town, arts program before celebraTion 2011 took place, 2011 took celebraTion before isguise celebraTion2011: Party isguise in D This event could not happen without the many many the without happen not could This event smalla army requires celebraTion Additionally, “celebraTion was a phenomenal Party in Disguise,” in Disguise,” Party a phenomenal was “celebraTion ths Many mon the many volunteers who put countless hours and effort effort and hours countless who put volunteers the many tradition.” this wonderful of the planning into who give patrons and sponsors corporate donors, generous We love. of this labor to treasure and talent time, somuch Scott ’77 and Greg with working continue to fortunate are the invitations who create Smashgraphix, ’77 Scinta from $80,000 was Nearly program. event classy the always and list A complete sponsors. corporate generous raised from 10. page on appears different at roles various who takeon volunteers of conversation gravitated toward a Mardi Gras theme. Gras a Mardi toward gravitated conversation 26, volunteers March Saturday, on night one for And Orleans-themed a New into Hall Alumni transformed and Street” “Bourbon as such venues with replete bazaar, of wonderful a evening was result The Fatale.” “Femme of the mission supporting all at aimed generosity fun and School. High Trinity had was “Fun Riddle H’11. Trish chair volunteer exclaimed to Thanks masks. decorated all beautifully behind our by
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andECHO The Shamrock Atcheson is being offered a college-sponsored Merit Scholarship award for use at the institution that is financing financing is that at institution the use for award Merit Scholarship college-sponsored a offered being is Atcheson - Founda UPS The by sponsored been a Special selected Scholarship of the winners as have Micciche and Alston Scholarship Merit also provide that organizations the business of many underwritten by are Special Scholarships Schumer has been selected as the winner of a corporate-sponsored Merit Scholarship award. The name of the name The award. Scholarship Merit been has a corporate-sponsored selected Schumer the of winner as The results for the 2011 Kentucky High School Journalism Association state contest were released May 10, and 10, May released were contest state Association Journalism High School Kentucky 2011 the for results The three garnered class Journalism Broadcast Klein’s Adam Mr. of members category, Journalism the Broadcast In Bennett Alston ’11 – second place, Sports Photography Sports place, ’11 – second Bennett Alston Writing Sports place, ’12 – third Millay Connor Photography News/Feature place, ’12 – third Abernathy Pierce the following: to went mentions Honorable The Writing News and ’11 – Column/Review Writing Pierce Connor Writing ’12 – Editorial Phillips Jonah Writing ’11 – Feature Richardson Mikey Cartooning ’12 – Editorial French Jack Shamrock
being awarded National Merit Scholarships. Merit National being awarded Scholarship. University State Ohio Merit National isthe offered is being Atcheson of the scholarship name The it. State Ohio by sponsored is this scholarship Corporation, Scholarship Merit National with agreement an to Pursuant University. - stu the of the scholarship name The Corporation. Scholarship Merit National with agreement an to pursuant tion, E. CaseyJames Scholarship. is the being offered are dents Special Scholar of Winners Program. Scholarship Merit who qualify in the National Finalists as students for awards ships awarded this year were chosen on the basis of their skills and accomplishments from a pool of candidates who candidates a pool of from accomplishments their skills and the of basis on chosen were this year awarded ships on 2009 PSAT/NMSQT. highthe and scored criteria fulfilledsponsor’s the with the agreement an to Pursuant Honeywell Scholarship. Merit National is the being offered is Schumer scholarship Inc. International, Honeywell by sponsored is this scholarship Corporation, Scholarship Merit National The ECHO The ECHO newspaper ulations Congrat 4 Rocks earn4 Rocks Scholarships Merit National honors. received programs Journalism Print and Broadcast Trinity’s again once in the Docu earned place second - Corrons Luis junior and Cameron Anthony Bobzien and Matt Seniors awards. and Galvagni Brad junior Richardson, Mikey senior Also, H’05. Sans Ted Rev. on their piece for mentarycategory lence Journalism Contest. The following newspaper staffers were recognized: were staffers newspaper following The Contest. Journalism lence 2010 ShamrockThe Photo Feature Candid place, ’11 – third Pritchett Jess The Kyle Atcheson Ross ’11, Micciche Grant ’11, Schumer and ’11 Walter Alston ’11 SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK
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staff members junior Jonah Phillips (Print category) and senior Pierce Abernathy (Photo category) have have category) (Photo Abernathy Pierce and senior category) (Print Phillips Jonah junior members staff ECHO The of in chief co-editor Pierce, Connor senior addition, In In the Print Journalism category, Trinity won four awards. Senior Bennett Alston earned first place in Newspaper place in earned first Senior Bennett Alston awards. four won Trinity category, Journalism the Print In Congratulations to all, to ECHO Congratulations
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collected more than 500 toys with an estimated value of $2,000 for Jarrett’s Joy Cart at Kosair Kosair Cart at Joy Jarrett’s $2,000 for of value estimated an with 500 toys than collected more and faculty collected and donated $5,889.52 and 492 pounds of food to Dare to Care in a two-week in a two-week Care to food Dare to of 492 pounds and $5,889.52 donated faculty collected and and Below is a description of the experience of participating in the activity, as written by Trinity teacher Ms. Debbie Walling. Walling. Ms. Debbie teacher Trinity by written as in the activity, the participating experience of of a description Below is in Louisville. Hospital Children’s Kosair floor. Seventh Jarrett’s two the take to opportunity the for floor seventh the to elevator the I rode and Krupp Tyler student Kahl, John Mr. child, first The entered. we when dark were rooms the of Most closed. were rooms the to doors the and quiet were halls The and book a coloring selected so we asleep, both were mother his and Patrick color. to liked who a 2-year-old was stop Next in was she room; her in not was she but a teen, see to excited were We next. was Rose Haley named girl A 16-year-old bear This “Bear.” aptly, named bear, her own holding was girl little dear This old. years 6 about was She Drew. met we Then “the was it us telling by us help to tried She toy. the right find couldn’t we but cart, the on row right the got immediately We like feel didn’t She wheelchair. in a room her to back waswho riding Brittany, named girl was asaw we child final The Thewas! it time remarkable a what But hours. two than less was hospital, the and from to travel including time, entire The moment. the in was I kids, the with was I While interaction. human the there, being about was It toys. the about not was It new sometimes fewpeople, A Wednesday. each p.m. at 3:30 starts that ritual weekly a provide volunteers and Cart Joy The shorter much sometimes life is that me reminded They afternoon. that them I gave than more much me gave children Those floor. seventh the on kids the ask Just Rocks serveRocks Trinity dares to care dares Trinity Children’s Hospital. The cart is wheeled through the hospital and patients select toys, games and other items to play with to with play to items other and games selecttoys, and patients hospital is cart The the wheeled through Hospital. Children’s drive. toy the Trinity ’69 organized Kahl John Mr. teacher Trinity care. the timepass during can. when we out beto thankfulreach and reminder a compelling is It Cart Experience Joy are There terminal. are others home; go to 21. will Some infants age from in range could They children. the to Carts around Joy named volunteer veteran A nine-year as needed. carts both from toys pulled we but girls, for one and boys for one carts, two us. with rounds the made Susie the rounded and bed the off got quickly he cart, the saw he When head. his around bandage a large had James, named a boy about excited bed, into back clambered us and thanked ball, a soccer chose immediately He toys. available the at peer to edge as well. pleased seemed parents His toy. new his gets Everyone “Pat-Pat.” for door the on poster big a noticed I but him, to see get didn’t We him. for station nurses’ the at it left whensomething the cart makes the rounds. encouragement. of note left a and her for gift a nice picked We surgery. huge hair, blonde had She bed. hospital the in disappeared almost Drew well-loved. was and cap, white a little wore small, was - sugges made we bed, of out get to unable was she As bruises. in covered were legs little her I noticed voice. sweetest the and eyes one.” that want “I said, and cart the at pointed finally and choices our at looked politely She toys. various up held and tions an- that in patiently, one?”She “This asked, and a toy up held we time Each pink. in packaged were toys the of Most up lit eyes one.” pink Drew’s toy. desired the found Tyler tries, eight about After cart. the at pointing kept and “No,” responded, voice, gelic “Bear.” of care good take would she me promised she left, we As you.” “Thank said, she Of course, toy. the her handed we when a to select seconds five of all her took It room. her to cart the bring would we promised so we hallway, the in toys the at looking I you wish choice. her with verywas impressed I collector, bear teddy avid an am As I beach. the for dressed bear teddy stuffed bear. that hugged as she smile gorgeous her seen have could happen? that had you time last the When is life-changing. and life-affirming was experience off. pay big the was that a smile, saw we If child. the on was attention undivided My is reminder a It heart. the from is message a It that. beyond far goes it But toy. a choose child a let and hello say to by stop faces, not are they is reminder a it parents, their and children the For are. we blessed how is and life fragile how volunteers, us, the to time. is a dark what in joy of moment is a brief It them. about care even strangers, people, – other alone in a grace and patience courage, true I saw difference. a positive make and wisely moments the Use imagine. might one than tear, a laugh, a smile, a Sharing privilege. was a it – a sacrifice not was time my Giving “Bear.” a friend named has who girl little difference positive a make we how is This calling. noble most and highest is our – that others with love and time – sharing a toy world. our in Debbie Walling 14, 2011 April Trinity students Cart toys for Jarrett’s Joy more than 500 Trinity collects ty The Trinity communi drive that ended March 25. 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SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK 40 41 Chris Toth ’06 Dr. MichaelDr. Bratcher ’97 Dr. Michael Bratcher ’97 has been named the new principal at St. Patrick Catholic School in eastern Catholic Patrick St. at been the new ’97 has principal named Bratcher Michael Dr. , 21 Trinity students and five five and students , 21 Trinity ch 27 March The Mary J. Byron Project WalkMileher in a Project Byron J. Mary The Project theMary Byron by sponsored was It efforts open decided to their educational Steltenpohl, Emily and Palmer-Ball Catherine scholars, senior year’s This to men wanted of who by a group started in 2001 was which Shoes Her event, WalkMile in a a hold to choseThey abuse. domestic in when they suffer are women as just position, in a vulnerable are the boys in heels, teetering By information valuable Theyreceived also mother. Mary’s Byron, Pat from thanks emotional an heard Students Families. and Women for the Center and Project the Mary Byron $720 for raise helped we Together, blaze to team eight-man the fastest having for Golden Heel the coveted home brought students Trinity Plus, During his nine years at Trinity, Dr. Bratcher made a lasting impression. He began teaching in the English Depart in the English - began teaching He impression. a lasting made Bratcher Dr. Trinity, at years During nine his role, he this In officer. asdevelopment senior Advancement forSchool the Office to moved Bratcher 2008, Dr. In the future what for look forward “I said. Bratcher Dr. Trinity,” at years nine the last of every minute enjoyed have “I of Toth hadthe benefit Office. in the Advancement Bratcher succeed Dr. ’06 to Chris Toth Mr. hired has Trinity this takes on he as Bratcher Michael in congratulating and Chris Toth in welcoming Family thePlease Trinity join male faculty members showed that they were they were that showed male facultymembers “walk a mile her in and heels don to enough men violence. domestic for awareness raise to shoes” of the issue to call to attention meant was Shoes races, four featured The event violence. domestic - cham a faculty a and race plus class, each for one each from teams the fastest race with pionship to win chance Golden a “The for off school facing trophy. Heel” in 2000, School. Founded High Assumption and Mary- By after named is Project the Mary Byron ex- killed her by graduate Assumption an ron, for scholarships provides project boyfriend. The - strat in fostering interested students Assumption after year Exactly one violence. dating end egies to for crime notification telephone automated institute to community first became the County Jefferson murder, Byron’s nation. the across of communities used in now thousands is victims. VINE system The concerned other victims and classmates. their Assumption just of instead the wider community to walking in high heels. by violence domestic of awareness raise for support their show to opportunity the students St. Xavier and Trinity provided Shoes Her event WalkMile in a The domestic victims of been are or who have the community nieces across and cousins aunts, mothers, friends, sisters, our to ac- other take to rally alsoeach them but allowed brothers Trinity our helped educate only not The event violence. violence. domestic end to attempt in an tion and Women for at the Center Hout Amanda and MensWork at Funk Rus from going they the fight keep can how on Families. - Schum Grant Wicke, Sam Curtis, Shoptaw, Chase of Louis team The senior 10 seconds. the in 1 minute, track around the Rocks. for home it brought Sweeney Josh and Keeling Ryan Cory Micciche, Ross Dolt, er, Louisville. St. Patrick announced the appointment in late March, and Dr. Bratcher began in his first stint as principal as stint first began in his Bratcher Dr. and March, in late the appointment announced Patrick Louisville. St. 1. July on in the Ms. Mary with Emrich H’09 worked He ministry. campus for a talent and a love discovered quickly but ment, students, Trinity for recollection of days and retreats overnight working and Ministry organizing Department, Campus each school year. all students for provides Trinity moments liturgical the numerous plan to helping as well as solidify helped he Trinity’s and their families, and students prospective the school to marketing for responsible was times. economic tough admittedly during enrollment steady run of remarkable program the retreat with working in the classroom, Trinity at the time I spent I will forget never but me, for in store has live in willTrinity of spirit The offer. to has Family the Trinity what understand better to students incoming helping and me forever.” departure. his before several months for Bratcher Dr. shadow to being able Patrick! St. at new challenge Trinity’s own SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK Dr. Michael Bratcher ’97 to be St. Patrick principal, Chris Toth ’06 headed to Advancement Office Trinity students, faculty ‘walk a mile in her shoes’ a mile faculty ‘walk students, Trinity On - Assem Nations United Kentucky this year’s at performance laudable a delivered Club Y consecutive year, Trinity High School placed first, second and third at the annual University of University annual at the and third Schoolsecond placed first, High Trinity year, consecutive Trinity students that competed in the state FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) convention placed in America) convention Leaders of Business FBLA (Future in the state competed that students Trinity Representing three countries – Spain, Democratic Republic of Congo and Qatar – Trinity proved to beto well- proved Trinity – Qatar and Congo of Republic Democratic Spain, – countries three Representing elected recently Richardson, Gage Junior Delegate. Media Outstanding won Pierce Connor senior addition, In - Thomp Joe Mr. Rocha and Maria Mrs. Mata, Walter Mr. of the dedication and work hard the students’ Without Juniors Alex Purdy and Nolan Devine placed first, juniors Alex Broderick and Will Bain finished second, and Will finished second, Bain and Broderick Alex juniors Devine placed first, Nolan and Alex Purdy Juniors bly. The 2011 conference, the largest ever, saw nearly 2,000 students converge for a three-day Model United Nations Nations United Model a three-day for converge students 2,000 nearly saw ever, largest the 2011 conference, The bly. and conference, impressive most and attended the most with the state as been regarded long has Kentucky showcase. again. their excellence shown has Trinity Seniors several to students. owed is Special recognition everyin theaspect conference. of impressive was and prepared Ambassador Outstanding awarded were Spain, for a proposal who authored Murphy, Cameron and Medley Jacob their speaking prowess. for awards Placard. Outstanding for a finalist in being named versatility his showed Assembly, Youth the Kentucky of Governor of the president of in the absence the delegation leaders of as up stepped Eric Witte junior and Atcheson Senior Kyle Lawson. Parker senior the Y Club, year’s next to forward looks delegation The perform so to been well. able have not would delegation ’63, Trinity’s son Kentucky. in delegations the top of one as themselves cement to they as continue conferences Louisville Speed School Engineering Expo pre-built bridge competition. The competition was held March 5. March held was competition The competition. bridge Louisville Speed School Expo Engineering pre-built field. Sean in the Coyle 31-bridge third junior the top five in their divisions. Senior Daniel Jenne and junior Stephen Anderson finished in fourth place, and fourth seniors place, in finished Anderson Stephen junior and Jenne Daniel Senior in divisions. their five the top held was competition The Heeb third. finished Patrick and Brennan Patrick juniors and Leo SeidtThomas and Tyler 12-14. April in Louisville Suites & Hotel House Galt The at KUNA Rocks do well Trinity High School’s th For the fif competition at state FBLA does well All six xpo Expo 3 at Engineering 2, finish 1, Rocks SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Rocks! Go Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Rocks! Go Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Rocks! Go Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks!
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Pieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity High School. The Flaget at Trinity past are on display Pieces of your school’s yearbooks, alumni associations rotate items – trophies, and Bishop David Alumni Hall. Feel case in Trinity’s programs – in and out of a display apparel, to see this tribute to your school. free to visit Trinity DAVID ALUMNI DAVID 42 & BISHOP FLAGET 43 Sam Raque ’11 Mac Payton center ’11, - Brandon Weyhing was one of 48 local of high school students one was Weyhing Brandon Weyhing has maximized every opportunity throughout his high his caschool - throughout maximized every has opportunity Weyhing Trinity senior recognized April 11 at the annual Mayor’s Outstanding High School Seniors High Outstanding Mayor’s the annual 11 at recognized April Mayor with Louisville gathered families and their winners The program. award Center. the KFC Yum! 1976) at Class of (Trinity Fischer Greg - challeng the more for opting and in the classroom seeking excellence always reer, - also contrib has Weyhing Society, Honor the National of A member courses. ing of spirit his by distinguished is He teams. football championship Trinity’s to uted to plans Weyhing personal drive. and creativity perseverance, conscientiousness, Arkansas. of the University at in architecture major Brandon Weyhing ’11 to the Chess Rocks for placing second in the State Chess Championship March 5. The team The 5. March Championship Chess thein State second placing Rocks the Chess for to eight Metro Louisville Rotary recognized 44 Clubs Metro eight - As Business Area Matthews the St. of recipient Raque Trinity’s is Sam
ch 17, 17, March Raque is a model school citizen who lives out the ideals of Trinity High Trinity the ideals of out whoRaque lives a model school citizen is Each year, Rotary recognizes one outstanding civic-minded high civic-minded outstanding Rotary one recognizes Each year, All Unsung Hero recipients received a $500 savings bond and a and bond a $500 savings received recipients Hero All Unsung
sociation (SMABA) Scholarship. Each year SMABA awards a $1,000 scholarship a $1,000 scholarship awards SMABA Each year Scholarship. (SMABA) sociation Sacred – Trinity, Matthews high in St. schools the four each of from a senior to School. Walden School and High Traditional Waggener Academy, Heart extra- in academics, extensive success of combination a strong has School. He a Boy is Scout, He personality. outgoing a generous, and curricular involvement piano. plays and in six surgeries a surgeon shadowed a plane, piloted has - 500 communi by attended a banquet at recipients Award Hero Unsung joined Matthews, St. of of Rotary Club president Hollis, tyJeff leaders. Payton “Mac” Macosko Martin James senior Crumes, Alan awarded by School. High Trinity for recipient Hero the Unsung as school in Jeffer parochial and every private from school senior public, son County. The award is based on the Rotary principles that guide its guide that is on basedRotarythe principles award The County. son in excellence of pursuit and service the community to toward members self.” above call this “service Rotarians interests. their individual who recipients Hero Unsung all In addition, of achievement. certificate to eligible are County in Jefferson a post-secondarypursue education $16,000. $1,000 to from range that Rotary scholarships for apply was lead by juniors Michael Brady and Shane Hwang and sophomores John Maresik and Nick Termini. Nick and Maresik John sophomores and Hwang Shane and Brady Michael juniors leadwas by
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SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK Jake Simpson ’12 impson ’12 has stellar speech season season stellar speech ’12 has Simpson Jake Working for 40 or more years, though, regardless of the of regardless though, years, more or 40 for Working “during Eckert said, in the 1960s,” the upheaval “With described time being when heLampley toughest his so after or a year for lost” recalled “feeling Lampley have been surrounded by supportive friends and staff.” friends and supportive by been surrounded have hardships. many brings profession, the war, against the demonstrations and War the Vietnam tense.” the school was within the atmosphere the football head coaching from down decided step to mostof the one now is up what building after position thein country successful highfootballschool programs the University football at ’92, play Brad son, his watch to Tennessee. of teach to continued has then, Lampley Since resigning. in directors athletic thetop of one is and P.E. health and the region. in the past 45 years. The United States has been at has been States United The 45 years. in the past A lot of things in the world have changed in a half century. Some are are Some in a half century. changed have in the things world of A lot committed Gene Eckert ’62 have Mr. ’58 and Zettel Dave 1966, Rev. Since mature students of thousands helped have then, the teachers three Since “The said. Zettel Father School,” High serve been to a privilege Trinity “It’s “It said. Lampley year,” first my as much as Trinity) (to coming enjoy “I and Trinity at years my enjoyed really experience. I’ve very enjoyable been the school has “a time at his Eckert said The toughest times for Zettel have been witnessing “students and people within (the school) hurting, as well aswellhurting, as (the within school) and people “students been witnessing have for Zettel times toughest The by far. negatives the out beat the positives find that Lampley Eckert and Zettel, However, that of situations number been a “Therehave these keeps teachers what ask, may one So, Eckert said. do,” you what love to got “You’ve will re- Zettel be up, is year the After school on,” continue to be to able the desire have “I be I will doing always doing. I enjoy something school is to “Going Eckert added. year,” by year take it to going “I’m war in Vietnam and the Middle East, nine U.S. presidents have been elected have presidents East, the U.S. Middle nine and in Vietnam war arrived. in technology have advancements sensational and carry people their of out the earth billions While bad. turns, good; are some three continued, times have While change. and adapt People lives. day-to-day jobs they to love. their lives dedicated have Trinity at men and School. Teacher High Trinity at students of the education to themselves in 1971. arrived H’92 Dennis Lampley Director Athletic than more nothing They love successful lives. have to on move and men as today. of minds the young educating and Trinity being at - the Archdio and serve been to has me being able the Church for picture big Louisville.” cese of every new day.” happens when something a point to comes eporter, The ECHO eporter, Staff R ’11, Medley By Jacob ppened A lot has ha elebrating two 45s and a 40 45s and a two Celebrating trying and these with cope sickness challenges.” to and deaths family to 5 95 percent, “The lows the outweigh highs - up continually is Trinity based the fact that on said. Lampley grading,” see to being able is “One Eckert said, out,” stand in their careers.” on move men Trinity? leaving from doing.” I enjoy that something “It’s but counselor post college his as from signing Eckert and Lampley chaplain. as remain to plans have. the jobs they currently continue to plan shape.” in great “I’m said. Lampley something.”
SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK 46 47 “A solid staff of co-workers and faculty, a commitment a commitment faculty, and of co-workers solid staff “A “For me, I went to school here. I had a really enjoyable enjoyable really a I had school here. to went I me, “For “I think it has a lot to do for me with getting a great deal a great getting with me do for to a lot has think it “I “I think this is a place that reflects the value of educating of educating reflects value the think that this a place is “I “To be humble. There are lots of good people out there to work with. work to there goodout of people lots are There be humble. “To “One thing I’ve learned is, never – as a teacher – don’t ever give up on on up ever give – don’t a teacher – as learned never is, I’ve thing “One College Counselor Mr. John Kahl ’69 Kahl John Mr. H’10 Bohannon Sharon Mrs. Bobrowski Joe Mr. Mr. Joe Fowler ’71 Fowler Joe Mr. H’01 Ward Frank Mr. saw five members of Trinity High School’s teaching staff celebrate their 35th their 35th year celebrate staff teaching High Trinity School’s of members five saw Junior Composition, Senior English Composition, Junior teaches: Currently around to fun be great people, just They’re “The faculty. so magnetic: Trinity makes What the times. with change to have You process. evolving an is “Education learned: he’s What Name: Math I, Integrated Algebra teaches: Currently so magnetic: makes Trinity What learned: he’s What so magnetic: makes Trinity What chal - and it fulfilling,exciting I find boys. teenage with working like “I learned: she’s What Department. Counseling of Science, Chair Environmental teaches: Currently so magnetic: makes Trinity What learned: he’s What Director Program Advanced Composition, and Language English teaches: Currently so magnetic: makes Trinity What to got really then you’ve work, in your involved stay to want you “If learned: he’s What Name: Name: English Sophomore and Freshman Taught: great.” are students The enjoyment. an really and because change, to have You teaching. to approach as a cookie-cutter such thing no There’s up.” keep to have You societykids and change. Math Business I, Accounting, Algebra Taught: with familiar get respect. You the school in that for love a real I have education. time and been good a really 35 years.” It’s everyone. reallysuccess made a they that later out find you’ll happens, because when that a student, themselves.” of out Name: Biology Taught: Currently: - environ working great a family, very friendly, It’s important. are that values people, young - to cre opportunity an have You staff. the faculty and respect among mutual of A lot ment. individual.” an as grow and create to and classrooms or programs ate As changing. keep to have You have. can jobs you the hardest of one is Education lenging. changing.” keep to have you and change, to have you change, students Name: Science, Geometry Physical Physics, Taught: good people.” of a lot academics and to is thewhich people, different of lots with work to learn how to all. And it knows Nobody eight of a team with been work to privileged I’ve Teamwork. a team. with thing. Work same very each is and gifted.” counselors, Name: Senior English and Freshman Taught: because in a high energizing is A personal school observation: teaching satisfaction. of what love here People ever exactly is the same. group No a new challenge. always there’s if they didn’t.” stay wouldn’t They they do. the point?” what’s or satisfaction, need get to you the end, In it. enjoy
with the school. Each was hired by Rev. Thomas Duerr H’92 in 1976. We caught up with them to get their to perspective up with them We caught H’92 in 1976. Duerr Thomas Rev. by Each hired the school. with was a half decades. and three the last on
school year The 2010-11 5 at 35 5 at 35 The ECHO Editor in Chief, Pierce ’11, By Connor , Republic Bank All-Metro basketballteam. Bank All-Metro , Republic College University or University Spalding the Cumberlands of University Kentucky of University Salisbury University CollegeCentre University Kentucky Western College Ithaca College Centre University Campbellsville College Hanover College Centre University Xavier Kentucky of University
73rd annual All-State All-State annual 73rd Courier-Journal’s The on honors mention honorable received as part of a plan to make significant significant make to plan a part as of Baseball Basketball Football Lacrosse Football Bowling Lacrosse Tennis Golf Lacrosse Swimming Soccer CountryCross & Track Sport for tennis is getting plenty of use. Seven outdoor Seven use. of outdoor plenty getting is tennis for Trinity seniors have committed to continue participation in athletics at the collegiate level: the collegiate at in athletics participation continue to committed have seniors Trinity
As has always been the philosophy of the Trinity High School High the Trinity of been the philosophy always has As High the Trinity of director ’82, executive Culver Tim pleasecontact contribute, can you how on information more For Dieudonne, Foster and Saxton also were named to Earl Cox’s Voice-Tribune Cox’s Earl to named also were Saxton and Foster Dieudonne, The complex will feature a sheltered pavilion that will in named be that pavilion sheltered a willfeature complex The Trinity’s as it branding to will facility the include touch-ups finalSome on Elite Boulevard, Academy Tennis Gun Top at is located facility The Anthony Armstrong Armstrong Anthony Armstrong Chancellor Bishop Derek Fackler Austin Flynn Will Freibert Mike Alex Karman Lawson Parker Leshon Kyle Piscitelli Nick Pritchett Jess Rickert Jimmy Wildenmann Jake Student renovations to the main field that serves as Trinity’s primary varsity Trinity’s serves field that as the main to renovations brick a features and complete is phase already first The baseball facility. a backstop. for netting black and dugout to dugout from extends wall that include: plans Additional • the infield Re-surfacing • bleachers Permanent • facility stand box/concession Press • equipment player and supplies field house to unit storage Permanent of theall necessary raise to cost total these The funds. the ability on completely hinges all Board, construction Foundation 1, 2011. be received must Aug. by all $150,000, and commitments is approximately projects years. five to three over payable are Pledges [email protected]. (502) 736-2100 or at School Foundation, Three Basketball Rocks 3 Basketball Rocks receive post-season honors Pile of Rocks to participate in collegiate athletics Pile of Rocks to participate in The following Tennis Center Trinity’s home utchins Park at Thurman- Hutchins Baseball g continues Fundraisin pdate on Trinity’s ‘extended campus’ facilities campus’ ‘extended on Trinity’s Update high school basketball team. Congratulations to juniors Nathan Dieudonne, Charles Foster and Troy Saxton on receiving receiving on Saxton Troy and Foster Charles Dieudonne, Nathan juniors to Congratulations highbasketballschool team. the Seventh Region. for honors mention honorable courts are used exclusively by the tennis team during its season, with its during team the tennis by used exclusively are courts to access alsohave players The if necessary. available courts indoor four room. a training and lockers showers, who champion regional four-time ’89, a Mather Stephen memory of thewinning of his career, years finals four all the state to advanced in 1986. title individual T’s. Power with adorned banners and benches with complete home, Freeway. HenryOld Snyder Road near the Gene off just SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK
SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK 48 49 participated in the Kentucky State High School Bowling Tournament on March 19 in March on School Bowling Tournament High State in the Kentucky participated varsity 8 ended the season with a strong showing at regionals May 21-22. They came up just up 21-22. They came May regionals at showing 8 ended the season a strong with varsity successfully defended the Seventh Region title in an extended tourney playoff on May 20 May on playoff tourney extended in an title the Seventh Region defended successfully team and JV Power Rocks won their 10th consecutive powerlifting state championship on March 12. March on championship state powerlifting their 10th consecutive Rocks won JV Power and
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After beating Rowan County in a three-game sweep, the Rocks were beaten by eventual state champion Campbell Campbell champion state by eventual beaten were Rocksthe sweep, in a three-game County Rowan After beating “It was a tough season with all the flooding, but the guys made the most of it despite not being on the river for most for on the river being not it despite of most made season allthe with guys a tough the was the flooding,but “It In the junior varsity meet, eight lifters finished in first place: sophomores Cody Bindner, Jon Fett, Jordan Lane,Jordan Fett, Jon Bindner, Cody sophomores place: first in finished lifters meet, eight varsity the junior In the deadlift highest had 550 with pounds. Arena Michael junior and Kaufman addition, In National Powerlifting NASA consecutive with their seventh championship state up their followed PowerRocks The team all first-place won three Trinity teams. varsity junior and varsity up combined the made lifters Twenty-one championships. national individual Zehnder won and Lance Kaufman Fett, sophomores and Senior Chris Ullum Love was defeated in the second round. Walsh and Strause advanced to the semifinals where they fell to the St. to thefell the semifinalsthey to where advanced Strause and Walsh round. in the second defeated was Love
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Call Tim Culver ’82! to know the balance of your Want questions about your latest statement from Trinity? Have at (502) Foundation, executive director of the Trinity contribution? Contact Tim Culver ’82, 736-2100 or [email protected]. Questions about your statement? Questions about your Lexington. The Rocks seeded third out of 16 teams behind senior Mike Freibert’s 269. Freibert’s Mike behind senior teams of 16 Rocks The out seededLexington. third on finish. fifth-placeto their Rocks the Congratulations nail-biter. in a five-game County The Trinity Rocks Tennis – Seventh Region Champs! Powerlifting – State Champs for 10th straight year! National Champs for seventh straight year! Your varsity ks’ Roc Rowing The Crew
SportsClub Connection Bowling Your pring SportsSpring Roundup against a strong Collegiate team. After 2½ hours of blistering tennis, the Rocks emerged victorious by a score of 3-1. by a score victorious tennis, Rocksthe emerged blistering of hours 2½ After team. Collegiate a strong against were Center Tennis Boone/Downing Kentucky’s of the University at tournament the state at Trinity Representing Walsh Emerson sophomores champions doubles regional and Love Tanner semifinalist singles sophomore regional Strause. Randy and 7-5, 6-7, 6-3. team doubles Xavier short of a place in the grand finals, but placed finals. in the petite second but finals, in the grand a place of short in were of whom five team, this year’s from seven losing seniors “We’re Delaney. head Karen coach said the spring,” of year.” next fill to roles guys those the younger from 8, so leadership I’ll bethe varsity for looking Jacob Morris, Andrew Reeves, Mitch Theiss and John Zehnder and freshman Andrew Siladi. Fett was the best lifter at was the lifter best Fett Siladi. Andrew and freshman John Zehnder and Theiss Reeves, Mitch Andrew Morris, Jacob the JV meet. 2-3. April on City in Oklahoma School Championship High sports. and power powerlifting in unequipped trophies Wellendorff, Kyle Ullum, Russell, Nate departing added specialseniors: H’07 five to thanks Bob coach Maddox Head Zoeller. Jude and Westfall Daniel Seniors Carl Wellendorff, Connor Schwartz and Marquis Smith and sophomore Hunter Kaufman took first place. took first Kaufman Hunter and sophomore Smith Marquis and Schwartz Connor Wellendorff, Carl Seniors meet.at the the best was lifter Schwartz is a guaranteed hit for any hit forany is a guaranteed ® A personalized Trinity Louisville Slugger A personalized Shamrock fan. Choose from three colors: green with silver, black with black with silver, green colors: three Choose from fan. Shamrock include up to four lines, Engravings with black. or natural silver, perfectThese gifts for bats make groomsmen, per line. 25 characters – who Trinity fan other – including yourself or any birthdays, graduates, Trinity Campus in the exclusively Available something special. deserves for delivery. 2–3 weeks Please allow Store. 31 OZ. OF 31 OZ. Shamrock PrideShamrock $75 (includes shipping). For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (502) 736-2125. e-mail [email protected] information, more For $75 (includes shipping). finished their season with a 10-10 record, with seven loses coming to teams ranked in ranked teams to with seven loses coming record, a 10-10 finished their season with finished their stellar season with a 15-1 record and as state runners-up. Trinity fell to St. to fell Trinity runners-up. state as and record a 15-1 season with stellar finished their Trinity competed in four out-of-state tournaments, three in Indiana and one in Ohio. The Rocks won the Silver the won Rocks The Ohio. in one and in Indiana three tournaments, out-of-state in four competed Trinity eight lost “Having Diehl said. head Paul coach very were young,” we the fact that despite a good had year “We squad varsity the year Next theended. after season to down stepped Diehl, Coach who goodbye team also The says The Tigers’ defense proved too much for the Shamrocks. St. X led 6-1 at halftime and allowed just two goalstwo just and halftime allowed at St. X led 6-1 Shamrocks. the for much too proved defense Tigers’ The too it was late. but rallied the in goals final three with seven minutes, period, 8-2 in the fourth Trinity Trailing goals. four with led Trinity Herner Senior Matt shoot didn’t . “We Courier-Journal The Schroeder told head Pete coach Trinity the much,” ball that have didn’t “We pastshot fireda and off a defender shook of Herner startthe at period second the when finally scored Trinity halftime. 6-1 at it make to minutes in three goals three for X responded St. But Hoffman, by was trapped shot Lott’s Brad junior After 3:44 left in goal with second the third. its notched Trinity down man one play to forced were a penalty and called they as for were rally short-lived was the Shamrocks’ But addedKevin Sims a Herner talliedand goalssophomore two quarter. openfourth to the again scored Tigers The time they “Over Schroeder said. this things season,” great of a lot accomplished and very hard kids worked “Our the top 50 in the nation. The team was always competitive and pushed many top-ranked teams to limit. the teams top-ranked many pushed and competitive was always team The 50 in the nation. the top Ohio. in Columbus, Classic Cardinal Charles the St. of division only two had varsity The underclassmen. many play to looked the team graduation, squad to year’s last from players Frederick Ryan player year first and (’11) King Aaron starter varsity Three-year the squad. on juniors two and seniors in the be looks to strong the team starters, returning four With the team. of in the success instrumental (’11) were f utu re .” Gerwig head Brian JV coach, ’05. will this year’s be coached by Xavier by a score of 9-5 in the Kentucky Lacrosse Association Division I State Championship at Marshall Stadium on on Stadium Marshall at Championship I State Division Lacrosse Association 9-5 in the Kentucky of a score by Xavier 20. May quarters. three the first through we did in the that shots the same generate didn’t We saved. 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Members of the Trinity Classes of 2007-11 are invited to attend the ninth annual Cookout for Young Alumni on Friday, Sept. 30. Join us in Alumni Hall at 1 p.m. and enjoy barbecue and all inthe fixins before heading over to the Pride Week Pep Rally Steinhauser Gym at 2 p.m. Cookout for Young Alumni School Advancement at (502) 893-7625.
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season came to a close May 30 in a 4-2 loss to St. Xavier in the Seventh Region tournament. in the Seventh Region Xavier St. to loss 30 in a 4-2 a close May to season came
the 2011 track season with sophomore James Quick’s individual state state individual Quick’s James theseason 2011 track sophomore with Shamrock PrideShamrock
$75 (includes shipping). For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (502) 736-2125. e-mail [email protected] information, more For $75 (includes shipping). Quick led the Rocks to the podium with his 21.45-second performance in the 200. It was in the 200. It ledQuick the performance the Rocks 21.45-second podium his to with Trinity struck first with a two-run second inning. Senior Ben Southard singled to center and moved to second moved and to center singled a inning. two-run with struckSenior second first Ben Southard Trinity a with three-run followed St. X it 2-1. make to choice a fielder’s rallied on scoring in the fourth, the Tigers However, record. finished the a 17-14 season with Trinity
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PLEASE NOTE: • Mail orders for Trinity-St. X must be received by Friday, Aug. 26. • You may purchase one Red Lot parking pass for every three reserved tickets purchased for the game. Parking permit prices are set by the University of Louisville. The University keeps all parking permit income. • Over-the-counter sales for Trinity-St. X tickets will begin at 8 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 26, 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.
Please use this order form when ordering your tickets:
Trinity vs. St. Xavier Tickets (see stadium diagram) Sections: 301-317 ______Club Level Reserved @ $15.00 = ______Sections: 228-233 ______Upper Stadium Reserved @ $10.00 = ______Sections: 128-133 ______Lower Stadium Reserved @ $10.00 = ______General Admission @ $ 8.00 = ______
Parking Pre-Sale: ______Parking Permit (Red Lot) @ $15.00 = ______
TOTAL TRINITY-ST. X = ______+ Postage & Handling $1.00
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Trinity’s Alumni Hall – More than 500 patrons attended celebraTion 2011 on March 26.
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Calendar of Events JULY SEPTEMBER 4 Independence Day 5 Labor Day 21 St. Matthews Area Business Association 12 Alumni Board of Directors meeting Business Expo (Alumni Hall) 16-17 Class of 1961 Reunion 23-24 Class Reunions – 1971, ’76, ’91 and ’96 25 Shamrock Awards Dinner (Galt House Hotel & Suites) AUGUST 26 Shillelagh Cup (Audubon Country Club) 9 Freshman/Senior Registration 27 1953 Society Dinner (Galt House Hotel & Suites) 11 Sophomore/Junior Registration, Alumni-Varsity 28 “Salute to the Game” Luncheon (Galt House Hotel & Cross Country Run Suites), Trinity-St. Xavier varsity soccer game 12 Class Ambassador/Team Trinity BBQ 30 Cookout for Young Alumni (Classes of 2007-11), 13 Alumni-Varsity Soccer Match Trinity-St. Xavier varsity football game 15 Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 30 Class of 1981 Reunion Freshman/New Student Orientation 16 First day of school 19-20 Class of 1986 Reunion 26 Opening Mass, Class Reunions – 1966 and 2001 OCTOBER 1 Class of 1981 Reunion 13-14 Fall Break 31 Halloween