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The SPRING 2012 LeaderNEWS FOR THE TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL FAMILY

WWW.TRINITYROCKS.COM A LETTER TO THE TRINITY COMMUNITY

My husband, Steve, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in January 2005. Two months later, he died. My son, Stevie, was a junior at the time. You can imagine the emotional roller coaster it was for my family and me, let alone trying to figure out how Stevie would finish at Trinity. On top of that, I had a younger son, Jake, who was only in fifth grade at the time. All my brothers are Trinity alumni, and it was always a dream of my husband and I that our boys would become part of that special family. Suddenly, all that wasn’t so certain. However, thanks to the generous support of donors to the Trinity Annual Fund, we were able to get financial aid to get Stevie through his senior year as well as Jake, who will graduate in May and become a proud Trinity alumnus, too.

Accessibility to a Trinity education is a big concern. Some families have only a single parent. Some are working multiple jobs - all in an effort to ensure their sons can become part of the Trinity Family. You just never know when the unexpected will happen and you find yourself in a situation like mine.

Without the support of donors to the Trinity Annual Fund, there’s no way my boys could become Trinity alumni. My family is just one example of so many who benefit from this financial assistance.

I humbly ask you to please consider making a gift to the Trinity Annual Fund, at whatever level makes the most sense for you and your family. Every gift, no matter the amount, truly does make a difference. I have two young men who are proof of it.

With gratitude,

Mary Kaye Marshall To make a gift, please Mother of Stevie ’05 and Jake ’12 complete and return the enclosed envelope or go online to www.trinityrocks. com and click on the Donate Now button. 1

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PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S 2 otebook n President’s President’s 2012 Trinity Shamrock Bass Classic Taylorsville Lake • Possum Ridge Boat Camp Saturday, May 12, 2012 • 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. Itinerary 4:30-6 a.m. Registration, continental breakfast, launching of boats 6:45 a.m. Pre-tournament information, invocation 7 a.m. Official start 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Official tournament hours 2 p.m. Weigh-in, awards, cookout buffet, door prizes $100 Entry Fee Per Two-Man Boat • includes $5 per boat “Big Fish” entry • includes breakfast and cookout lunch $1,000 to first place! • includes tournament shirt Sponsorships Available! $200 Level - Mention of sponsorship in all appropriate Trinity publications and complimentary boat entry (you must supply the boat). $300 Level - Mention of sponsorship in all appropriate publications, company name on tournament sponsorship board inside the tent and complimentary boat entry (you must supply the boat). For more info, contact Travis Wagoner ’90 at Trinity (502-736-2180 or [email protected]) or visit www.trinityrocks.com.

ENTRY FORM 2012 Trinity Shamrock Bass Classic Participants must have at least one person in each boat affiliated with Trinity High School by beng an alumnus, a Trinity student, a parent of a past or present student, or an employee of Trinity. Make checks payable to: Trinity High School Mail to: Trinity High School, Attn: Shamrock Bass Classic, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207

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Alumni BY PATRICK POTTER ’89, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAIR ASSOCIATION ALUMNI POTTER ’89, BY PATRICK i find it Alumni Board Chair’s Message Chair’s Board Alumni #338) from 7:30-9:30 a.m. Thursday, April 19.April 7:30-9:30 a.m. Thursday, #338) from will soon be coming to a close. As Trinity prepares to prepares Trinity As will a close. to soon be coming graduate tors enters our busiest time of year. We have many great great many have We year. time of busiest our enters tors brother your with reconnect to you for opportunities alumni to reconnect with their school and classmates, as well as classmates, their school and with reconnect to ideas from up pick and contacts new business make as businesses. alumni-owned Trinity other The event these great events: these great Circle Business Alumni If The a forum for Trinity alumni to meet with fellow Trinity Trinity fellow meet with to alumni Trinity for a forum their businesses. seek for advice and talk to alumni about cle function, I highly encourage you to do so. The Trin- The do so. to you function, I highlycle encourage ity Office for School Advancement School for Office School Advancement for President ’78, Vice Porter Joey Officer ’06, Senior Development Chris Toth Director & Communications Relations ’90, Alumni Wagoner Travis Relations Alumni Assistant, Administrative Flaherty, Jean Marketing Assistant, Administrative Diehl, Marie Printer Printing, Preferred Layout; Design and Printing, Vintage School Foundation High Trinity Director, ’82, Executive Culver Tim

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINA to students. Trinity programs and activities generally available priviliges, origin to all the rights, national and ethnic color, race, High School admits students of any Trinity Trinity’s of requirements the meet can student the accommodation reasonable with (if disability or origin, ethnic or national color, race, of basis the on discriminate not does athletic or other school-administered programs. scholarship or loan programs, course of study) in the administration of its educational policies, Items from Trinity’s archives represent the school through the years. Among the items pictured are various spirit buttons; a Senior Prom Trinity’s archives the items pictured a Senior Prom various spirit buttons; Items from the years. Among are the school through represent dance card from the 1960s; the Shillelagh, game; the first Shammy which the Trinity-St. Xavier is the winner of football presented to Trinity items to principal Msgr. Trinity’s founding Alfred Steinhauser. of Club of Donations Award; a Pep hat the 1950s; and a photo from the archives are always welcome! TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER The Leader On the Cover ALUMNI BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE CHAIR’S BOARD ALUMNI 6 TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME NOMINATION FORM (All(All nominations duedue byby May May 31, 31, 2010) 2012)

Nominee’s Name ______

Address ______

Home Phone Number ______

Nominated By ______

Address ______

Home Phone Number ______

Nominee’s Association with Trinity: Alumnus ____ Graduation Year ______Faculty/Administration/Staff ____ Volunteer (Board (Board Member, Member, Booster, Booster, celebration Benefit Dinner-Auction Dinner Committee, Committee, etc.) ______

ELIGIBILITY A nominee will automatically be considered for the Hall of Fame for five In order to be eligible for induction into the Trinity High School Hall of (5) consecutive terms. Fame, a nominee must, on the day of induction: 1. Be age 35 or older. If a nominee is not inducted after the fifth term, his/her nomination 2. Not be presently employed by Trinity High School or have been consideration will be placed in inactive status for five (5) years. employed two (2) years prior to nomination. 3. Not be a current member of the Alumni and/or School boards of A nominee with inactive status will be activated only if his/her Trinity High School. consideration has been re-nominated after the five- (5) year span.

CRITERIA Trinity’s president has final veto power over any nominee/inductee. All nominees must meet at least two (2) of the following criteria: 1. A record of acknowledged leadership in his/her professional or HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE STRUCTURE community life. The Hall of Fame Committee shall consist of two (2) sub-committees: 2. A record of outstanding stewardship to Trinity High School measured Nomination and Selection. Each sub-committee will consist of eight (8) by the giving of his/her time, talent and treasure. members as follows: 3. A record of outstanding performance and distinguished achievement Three (3) members representing the Alumni Board while employed by Trinity High School. (HOF chair included) 4. A record of outstanding performance and distinguished achievement Two (2) members representing the Faculty/Staff/Administration as a Trinity High School student in academics, athletics or extra- (past or present) curricular activities. One (1) member who is a current Hall of Fame member 5. A Trinity High School alumnus. One (1) member representing the Foundation Board One (1) member representing the School Board CATEGORIES Nominees will be selected from one of four categories. The Hall of Fame chair shall reside on both sub-committees. Please select which categories apply: ____ 1. Professional/Community Life The Hall of Fame chair will ask the chair of the Alumni, Foundation and ____ 2. Stewardship to Trinity School boards for individuals serving on their respective board to be ____ 3. Trinity Faculty/Administration Staff considered for the Hall of Fame Committee. ____ 4. Trinity Student/Alumnus The Hall of Fame chair will ask the Faculty/Staff/Administration BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH committee member for names to be considered for the Hall of (Please submit the necessary extra pages to detail the following Fame Committee. characteristics of the candidate. The Hall of Fame Committee will make its selection based on the biographical sketch that is provided.) The Hall of Fame chair will appoint persons to each respective 1. Please describe the nominee’s leadership and outstanding sub-committee. accolades in his/her professional or community life. 2. Please describe the nominee’s outstanding stewardship (time, talent ACQUIRING HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS and treasure) to Trinity. The Hall of Fame shall be on the agenda for the first meeting of 3. Please list and/or describe the nominee’s outstanding performance the calendar year for the Alumni, Foundation and School boards. and distinguished achievements while employed by Trinity High Hall of Fame nomination forms will be distributed. School. 4. Please list and/OR describe the nominee’s outstanding performance Class Ambassador Chair will solicit nominations via e-mails to and distinguished achievements as a Trinity High School student. Class Ambassadors and at any Class Ambassador meetings held during the year. TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME STANDING RULES A candidate for the Hall of Fame will become a nominee once a Hall of Fame nomination forms will be available online at www.thsrock.net completed nomination form is received. and in the Leader magazine. SEAN MCGUIRE has joined the management team Inc. as vice of Charah®, president of utility relations. Charah®, in 1987, Founded Inc. is one of the largest providers of coal combustion product management and plant supportpower services for the coal-fired electric Based in utility industry. assists Charah® Louisville, utilities with all aspects of managing and recycling ash was inducted into the Kentucky High inducted into the Kentucky BRIEL was CHARLIE GA theat banquet a at Fame of Hall Coaches Baseball School on Jan. Center in Louisville Hotel & Conference Valley Fern he when Charlie14. 1972, since umpire baseball a been has high school games been umpiring He’s eighth-grader. an was since 1977. 1984 Class Ambassadors: Sean McGuire - [email protected] Dan Oyler - [email protected] Gene Stein - [email protected] of coal in the generated from the combustion byproducts recently has been named Charah® production of electricity. in Greater the 10th fastest-growing privately owned company . This is the fourth Louisville of Business First Louisville by has been included on this list; consecutive year Charah® third in 2009 and 11th in 2008, ranked was the company and two future Rocks, Holly, his wife, second in 2010. Sean, LaGrange, in live ’19, of Class Luke, and ’17, of Class Alec, is an Class of ’07, oldest son Lance, Sean and Holly’s Ky. instationed is and Force Air the in chief crew assistant N.C. Goldsboro, COL. CHRISTOPHER J. MICHELSEN, USMC and his family in the summer Japan, returned from assignment in Okinawa, Fla. Chris of 2011 and are now stationed in Jacksonville, recently marked 23 years as a Marine Corps Logistics He is currently serving Officer, as Commanding Officer. Blount Island Command and Marine Corps Support Facility 1978 Class Ambassadors: Stan Chauvin - [email protected] [email protected] Mullin - Kyle - [email protected] Bruce Palmer-Ball PorterJoey - [email protected] recently joined NortonDR. STEPHEN J. KELTY Surgical Louisville General Surgery as a physician. Specialists, 1981 Class Ambassadors: Doug Crowdus - [email protected] Perry Marshall - [email protected] Scott McClinton - [email protected] Jim Sapienza - [email protected] - [email protected] Tompkins Steven GREG DEMUTH recently accepted the position of vice banking atpresident and market manager of business in Louisville. Co. Republic Bank & Trust

BRUCE KEVIN CASSIDY 10, on Feb. passed away a super 2012. Always Bruce Shamrock fan, often attended Trinity ofsome with games his 1963 classmates. is pictured left, Bruce, here with classmates center, George Parker, and Jack Hettinger.

1976 Class Ambassadors: Hobbs - [email protected] Mike Rich Impellizzeri - [email protected] Dan Linton - [email protected] - [email protected] Ed Poppe Resch - [email protected] Paul Joe Wise - [email protected] Class of 1963 classmates Bruce Cassidy, left, George Parker, center, and Jack Hettinger. 1969 Class Ambassadors: Block - [email protected] Ken BruendermanPaul - [email protected] - [email protected] Tim Fages - [email protected] Alan Hennessey Mark - [email protected] Mattingly Mark Plummer - [email protected] Resch - [email protected] Steve Ron Zehnder - [email protected] TOM HAYDEN is a faculty member at Northwestern teaching graduate courses in Medill School, University’s the Department of Integrated Marketing Communications. served as executive Tom Prior to his faculty appointment, operationsChicago of manager general and vice president a global marketing communications for Bozell Worldwide, currently serves Oakmarkof board the on Tom company. the Chicago International Chartermutual funds, School and an Kids Chicago, is the executive director of StandUp For outreach and other servicesorganization that provides to homeless youth and teens. Class Ambassadors: Jack Hettinger - [email protected] assadors: Class Amb 1963 1957 Bob Arnold - [email protected] - [email protected] Bruce Deckel - [email protected] Hollenbach Todd Rogers - [email protected] John “Kenny” Jerry Sheehan - [email protected] Weber Dave will celebrate their 50th Sharon, BOB ARNOLD and his wife, who John, anniversary son, one wedding have They 9. June on from his graduate. Bob recently semi-retired is a 1986 Trinity and now only Service Center in Louisville, Cecil’s business, works 6 a.m.-2 p.m. each day. ravis ravis rinity ou” items agoner ’90 via helbyville 4011 Shelbyville agoner, ou” submissions for length ravis W ravis rinity High School reserves Let your brother alumni happening know what’s in your life. Submit your Y from “News to Alumni Relations & Communications Director T email at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: T fromthe right to edit “News Y and content. chool, Attn: T High School, W Y 40207. K Louisville, Road, T NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 8 9 M has been namedGREG BROH the first at head football coach Thomas Nelson High the new Ky. School in Bardstown, mayor elected was MIKE BROWN in Park Woodlawn of the City of 2010. Louisville in November the board also has joined Mike directorsof Kentucky the of and Southern Indiana Stroke Association. The Association as the 2012 has selected Mike tastingannual their for honoree CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE and gala event that will be held Aug.and gala event at The Olmsted. 21 1992 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Joe Babey Ben Cecil - [email protected] Jeff Gorski - [email protected] Stosberg - [email protected] Andrew DAVID SCHUSTER completed the portrait of recently retired Stosberg alumnus David federal bankruptcy judge and Trinity alumni Andrew ’64. Judge Stosberg is the father of Trinity proud ’92 and Phillip ’99 Stosberg. 1991 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Rob Beaven Mason Carrico - [email protected] Duerr - [email protected] Mark - [email protected] Funke Gies - [email protected] Wes Jones - [email protected] Todd - [email protected] Lindsay Mike Brian Sehlinger - [email protected] Carroll Spalding - [email protected] - [email protected] Warren Todd COMMANDER MATT CONLIFFE, USN is currently at sea fighter pilot and as a strike Lincoln aboard the USS Abraham the Operations Officer for an air wing with more than 70 aircraft. division finance minister recently named west ANDY KIM was Corp.for Brown-Forman in Louisville. Class Ambassadors: Broome - [email protected] Mike Hall - [email protected] Troy Chad Harned - [email protected] - [email protected] Potter Pat - [email protected] Rich Tinsley JEFF BROHM has been named offensive coordinator at the University of Alabama-Birmingham. The former University hired as of Louisville quarterbackcoordinator, and offensive will assume the coordinator quarterbacks coach in January, Joe Gilbert, who left to be an assistant by held duties previously with the Indianapolis Colts. 1989

and his wife, Sasha, and their three Sasha, and his wife,

children, Kate, 11, Grant, 8, and Austin, 6, plus Louie, a 3-year- plus Louie, 6, and Austin, 8, Grant, 11, Kate, children, 2000. in August relocated to Hong Kong old springer spaniel, Grant is currently for the Asia Pacific the head of compliance He has been workingregion at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. since 1997for Bank of America and its predecessor companies Bank ofin various legal and compliance roles. Prior to joining private practice in Charlotte, in a lawyer Grant was America, N.C. Charlotte is still “home” with a house and business there but the Asia experience has been (www.shoppapertwist.com), the Mini- and continues to be quite an adventure. Grant misses to hear from classmates Marathon in Louisville and would love and friends at [email protected]. 1988 Class Ambassadors: Arnold - [email protected] Dave Barry Clements - [email protected] - [email protected] Travis David Eric Williams - [email protected]

1987 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Blake Ken Matt Elder - [email protected] Darrin Holland - [email protected] Bruce - [email protected] Lindsey - [email protected] Tim Poole named the Sixth Region Basketball TODD RAQUE was head coach of Southern as High School in Coach of the Year theled in his 12th season at Southern, is who Louisville. Todd, wins in school history. to the most Trojans 1985 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Arave Steve - [email protected] Jeff Ashley Conliffe - [email protected] Drew Domzalski - [email protected] Mike Craig Kalmer - [email protected] - [email protected] Troutman David GRANT HARBRECHT - Blount Island. His commands are responsible for managing His commands are - Blount Island. Corps’all of the Marine programs throughout prepositioning Marine (MPF), Force Maritime Prepositioning i.e., the world, Marine (MCPP-N) and Corps - Norway Prepositioning Program Expeditionary was (MAP). Chris Program Augmentation Unit Marine Officer, as Commanding deploy to recently selected Camp Leatherneck, Corps (Forward), Logistics Command is responsible for planningAfghanistan. His command of principal end items fromand executing the retrograde throughout the Marine Corps.Afghanistan to fill requirements and will be so until approximatelyChris is currently deployed students or alumni have current Trinity 2012. If any Sept. 30, are welcome questions about service they in the Marine Corps, Chris at christopher.michelsen@ and encouraged to contact bic.usmc.mil. Semper Fidelis. 2002 Class Ambassadors: Matt Burke - [email protected] Gousha - [email protected] Trevor Adam Hitt - [email protected] Craig Kannapel - [email protected] Krill - [email protected] Casey Chad Pfeifer - [email protected] NASH HUGHES and Hilary Lauren Zehnder will be married on July 6 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Louisville. Hilary is the Zehnder ’63. Tom teacher Dr. daughter of veteran Trinity will be marriedBENJAMIN THOMAS and Melanie Clark Wettig on April 20 at St. Brigid Catholic Church in Louisville. 2003 Class Ambassadors: Capito - [email protected] John Dean - [email protected] Duffy - [email protected] Keith Alex Germano - [email protected] Dan Meade - [email protected] Miranda - [email protected] Ryan Cole Nunier - [email protected] PorterAndrew - [email protected] Jon Shore - [email protected] HebertCHAD GUTTERMAN and Jessica Lynn married on were March 31 at the Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville. NethertonJUSTIN HILL and Stephanie Lynn will be married on Catholic Church in Louisville. 25 at St. Edward May 2001 Class Ambassadors: Will Heineman - [email protected] Nick Kleinhelter - [email protected] Jason Miller - [email protected] Josh Mullin - [email protected] - [email protected] Matt Palmer-Ball Reilly - [email protected] will be married JONATHAN PERRI and Katherine Elaine Frazier inon June 1 at the Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral Ky. Bardstown, has been named a FinalistN has been named STUART HUFFMA Presidential in the This is a leadership program. Fellowship Management created degree candidates, program for advanced development and Executive Order to attract decades ago by more than three leaders.a cadre of potential government develop Finalists with federal agencies two-year appointments who assume chance to benefits and a coveted earn salaries, competitive Of the with a federal agency. gain experience and advance Management Fellowship approximately 9,000 Presidential named Finalists. only 600 were graduating Since applicants, Stuart He attended in 2000, has been very busy. from Trinity graduated from Force, joined the Air the College of Charleston, writing and Institute (fluently reading, the Defense Language to deployments several had Dari and Farsi), speaking Persian discharged as a Staff has been honorably Iraq and Afghanistan, Sergeant and is currently in the second year of a graduate level program in international at American University development degree in He expects to earn his master’s D.C. in Washington, international in May. development Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Matt Bilewicz Scott DeGaris - [email protected] Lee Handel - [email protected] HilbertFrankie - [email protected] Norris - [email protected] 1997 Class Ambassadors: Mark Amick - [email protected] Michael Bratcher - [email protected] Edlin - [email protected] Mickey Klausing - [email protected] Joey Sumner MacDonald - [email protected] recently named a partnerJOEY KLAUSING was at O’Bryan, in Louisville. PLLC Brown & Toner 2000 1995 Class Ambassadors: Rob De Lessio - [email protected] Brian Hemmerle - [email protected] Jason Morgan - [email protected] B.J. Ruckriegel - [email protected] BRIAN GNAU and Alice Eleanor Zoller will be married on June 23 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Louisville. 1994 Class Ambassadors: Cory Bybee - [email protected] Brent Coomes - [email protected] - [email protected] Chad Hennessey Alex Lindle - [email protected] Josh McGregor - [email protected] Sheehan - [email protected] David - [email protected] Chris Tyler recently promoted to assistant vice CORY BYBEE was banking officer at Republic Bank and business president & been a banking had previously Co. in Louisville. He Trust center manager. assadors: Class Amb - [email protected] Scott Dillon - [email protected] Dwyer Mike - [email protected] Greg Ehrhard - [email protected] Matt Ehrhard Hyland - [email protected] Mark Kaufmann - [email protected] Cary McKiernan - [email protected] Jeramie O’Bryan - [email protected] (home) Bill Ralston - [email protected] [email protected] (work) are pleased to announce Heather, PETER BELL and his wife, pounds, Bell II (7 Michael Peter the birth second child, of their 2011. Michael born Dec. 3, who was 19½ inches), 13 ounces, is the technical director at the 3. Peter joins big sister Emma, Arts.the Performing Center for Kentucky Feb.were married on Sylvia Pflücker KIRBY WARMS and Dr. Peru. Lima, 4 at Our Lady of Virgen Del Pilar in San Isidro, 1993 ravis ravis rinity ou” items agoner ’90 via helbyville 4011 Shelbyville agoner, ou” submissions for length ravis W ravis rinity High School reserves Let your brother alumni happening know what’s in your life. 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Peter Bell’s wife, Heather, and son, Michael. 10 11 2010 Class Ambassadors: Jackson - [email protected] Wes - [email protected] Kelty Trevor at Johns player DANIEL CORBETT, a sophomore basketball received All-Centennial Conference honorable Hopkins University, starting 8.4 points per game, 23 games. mention. He averaged worked sophomore, a University of Kentucky COREY LITTRELL, allowing only two hits and shutout innings, a career-long seven hostdefeated Wildcats the as eight, a career-best out striking rode the Kentucky 20. South Carolina Upstate 6-0 on Feb. He weekend. of the opening in the finale dominating arm of Corey the minimum. faced just one hitter over Conference Academic named to the Big Ten JESSE SCHMITT was Conference The Big Ten All-Conference team in December. recognized a total of 788 fall sports student-athletes who have been named to the Academic All-Conference team. Jesse is a be eligible for To at Purdue University. sophomore football player student-athletes must be letter selection, Academic All-Big Ten winnerstheirat year academic second their least at in are who carryand institution or3.0 of average grade-point cumulative a higher. 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] he addition, In All-American. NAIA an named was A MESSIN BROCK and named a first-team All-Mid South Conference linebacker was Sportsa first-team Beyond Network Small College All-American. for completed his sophomore season as linebacker Brock Last fall, He finished second in NAIA Ky. Georgetown College in Georgetown, the season. Brockin sacks with 13. Georgetown finished 13-1 on is majoring in psychology with a political science minor. 2008 assadors: Class Amb [email protected] Aaron Bott - Chris Bratcher - [email protected] Charlie George - [email protected] [email protected] Griffin - Kyle Bryce- [email protected] Hansell - [email protected] Joe Kelly - [email protected] John King Jr. Link - [email protected] Kenny - [email protected] Matt McCroskey Jeff Neagli - [email protected] - [email protected] Will Petredis Sims - [email protected] Donovan for Morehead State a senior utility player ANDREW DEEDS, the Pre-season All-Ohio Valley to selected was University, batting average Conference baseball team after posting a .380 triples 17 doubles and a school-record seven with 49 RBIs, for the Albany spent the offseason playing last season. Andrew a Collegiate Baseball League, Game Dutchmen of the Perfect wooden-bat summer league. and Megan Elizabeth Roberts Elizabeth and Megan OEBERLEIN ERIC K be married will Church in Louisville. Catholic at St. Martinon June 16 Tours of [email protected] [email protected]

and Lindsey Durbin are pleased to announce ANDREW BIRD and Lindsey who was 12 ounces), (8 pounds, the birth Grayson of their son, works 2011. Andrew for Humana and Lindsey born on Aug. 12, Hospital in Louisville. Children’s is with Kosair

2007 Class Ambassadors: Bird - [email protected] Andrew - [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 Osting - [email protected] Andrew - [email protected] Penny Tom Jon Schmitt - [email protected] - Chris Townsend

2006 Class Ambassadors: Abell - [email protected] Andrew - [email protected] James Dawson Adam Ernst - [email protected] Nils Herdelin - [email protected] Chris Horn - [email protected] Marty Nash - [email protected] - [email protected] Saylor Kyle Sarah Burckle will be married onALEX WISEMAN and Whitney Catholic Church in Louisville. July 7 at St. Edward

2005 Class Ambassadors: Deeds - [email protected] Dunn Drew Eversole - [email protected] Wes Eric Gant - [email protected] Eric Gustafson - [email protected] Kmetz - [email protected] Tyler Martin - [email protected] Tyler Jacob Raderer - [email protected] Rieber - [email protected] Robert Sampson - [email protected] William Vissing - [email protected] TYLER KMETZ and Sarah Elizabeth Ranschaert will be married of Hungary 19 at St. Elizabeth on May Catholic Church in Louisville. Anne Hall will be married on June 8PATRICK VOLZ and Lesley Ky. at the Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral in Bardstown, 2004 assadors: Class Amb - [email protected] RColeman Coffey - [email protected] Heineman Andrew Hettinger - [email protected] Kyle - [email protected] Kannapel Drew at the UniversityROSS OATES will begin a two-year residency of Virginia the University Hospital in June. He graduated from of Dentistry College in May. of Kentucky IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.

Marie Arbonies, grandmother of Chris McCoy ’03 Norma “Jodi” Mooser, mother of Matthew C. ’01 and Clotilde Amelia Vanuni Astorino, grandmother of Robert L. Bradley J. ’04 (deceased) Mooser Astorino ’06 Iris Berlie “Berdie” Mudd, wife of Frank Mudd ’70 Bernice Augustyn, mother of Lawrence Augustyn ’63; great- Joseph P. Mulrooney, father of Robert ’81 and Kevin ’75 grandmother of Nicholas Zeitz ’06 (deceased) Mulrooney; father-in-law of Tom Crush ’77; Bernie “Skip” Bax ’57, uncle of Michael ’77 and John ’85 grandfather of Tommy Crush ’10 Schwab Kathryn Elizabeth Netherton, mother of Kenneth Lee ’60, Nicholas John Bibelhauser Sr., father-in-law of Keith Wiedmar Rick ’64, Terry ’66, Daryl ’72 and Ron ’77 Netherton; (Trinity faculty) grandmother of Daniel ’03, David ’10 and Clayton ’10 Netherton Linda Kayrouz Black, mother of Gregory Curry ’81 Margaret A. Nevitt, mother of Paul ’82 and John ’84 Nevitt Joel L. Bolden ’65 Philip J. Palmer Sr., father of Michael Palmer ’81 Esther C. Broghamer, mother of John C. Broghamer ’61 12 William J. Pluckebaum Jr., father of Bob Pluckebaum ’69 Matthew J. Carey Jr. ’00, brother of James T. II ’01 and Daniel ’11 Carey Jean L. Ribar, mother of John ’70, David ’72, Richard ’75 and Don ’81 Ribar; grandmother of Thomas ’10 and Bruce Kevin Cassidy ’63, brother of Donald Joseph Cassidy Matthew ’10 Ribar ’67 Joseph R. Riden Jr., father of Ellen Perry (Trinity faculty) Kenneth J. Deddens, father of Richard J. “Dickie” ’71 and Randy ’73 Deddens Martha Winifred Riedling, mother of Russell Riedling ’62 Celestine Kruer DeVoto, grandmother of Chris DeVoto ’93 Chestine P. Ryan, mother of Donald F. Ryan Sr. ’81 Doris Marie Dusel, mother of Charles E. Dusel Jr. ’68 Kathleen O. Schlafer, wife of Thomas Schlafer ’71 (deceased); sister-in-law of Robert ’74 and Jerome ’78 Sue Anna Epperson, mother of Gary Epperson ’64 Schlafer Kathleen Kerlin Gabriel, mother of Richard ’73, Andrew ’75 Marie Ott Schwarzer, mother of Mark ’69 (deceased) and and Charles ’76 Gabriel Craig Schwarzer ’71 John Wilkerson Gardner Sr., father of Jeffrey W. ’68 and F. Gregory Scinta ’77, brother of Scott ’77, David ’77 and James H. ’71 Gardner Paul ’81 Scinta; uncle of Parker ’06, Blaine ’10 and Clay Linda Jo Gollar, wife of Herman C. “Corky” Gollar ’61; ’14 Scinta mother of Darin Gollar ’93 William D. Seiber, father of William ’88 and Timothy ’90 Mary Ann French Stone Haragan, stepmother of Christopher Seiber Haragan ’71 William Sibila, father-in-law of Tom Dubay H’94 (Trinity Harold F. Funke, M.D., father of David Funke ’79 faculty) Roger L. Fultz Sr., father of Roger Fultz Jr. ’77; grandfather of Billy Joe Sipes, father-in-law of Dave Peege ’81; grandfather Andrew Marquardt ’13 of Christopher Peege ’12 Elmer Lawrence Hall, father of Wayne ’83 and Dennis ’89 William Riley Snyder, father of Don Snyder ’75; grandfather Michels of Michael Snyder ’02 Laura Ronald Harpring, mother of Ed ’73 and David ’80 Dorothy B. Speed, mother of Thomas F. Speed Jr. ’75; sister Harpring; grandmother of Russell ’05 and Brian ’10 of John A. Brenzel Sr. ’58; mother-in-law of Bruce Hoard Harpring ’71 (deceased); grandmother of Stephen L. ’02 and Frank A. “Buzzard” Henry ’61 Matthew E. ’00 Hoard; aunt of John A. Jr. ’91 and William Andrew “Drew” Paul Hipwell ’99, son of Arthur P. Hipwell ’67 G. ’84 Brenzel (deceased); nephew of Joe Hipwell ’70 Barbara Steinrock, mother of Michael ’71 and Greg ’82 Marcella Horlander, mother of Robert Horlander ’71 Steinrock Joannie Jenkins, wife of Charlie Jenkins ’73; mother of Rose Marie Fowler Corrigan Stevenson, mother of Alan Nathan ’09 and Aaron ’10 Jenkins Corrigan ’82; grandmother of Michael Corrigan ’14 Dorothy Ann Jones, mother of Daniel A. ’72 and Donald A. Rita C. Stottman, mother of Jim ’64, Kenny ’74 and Paul ’77 ’74 Jones; grandmother of Phillip A. Jones ’00 Stottman; grandmother of Craig Stottman ’06 Phillip “PJ” Jones Jr., father of Jordan Trotter ’15 Virginia Lee Nord Stovall, mother of Kenneth “Butch” Jr. ’65 Robert Larry Jones, father of Mike ’74, Rick ’76 (deceased) and Gil ’72 Stovall and Rusty ’78 Jones; grandfather of Grant N. ’02 and Marie Lallouette “Lolly” Struck, mother of T.R. Struck ’89 Clark C. ’05 Jones Eugene E. Sullivan, father of Pat ’74, Tim ’79 and Scott ’80 Margaret Mary “Peggy” Kelly, mother of Tim ’84 and Tom Sullivan ’85 Kelly Doris “Dorrie” Marie Sweets, mother of David J. ’71 and James “Jim” Kenneth Kehl Sr., father of James Jr. ’81 and Michael Sweets; grandmother of Matthew Sweets ’06 Timothy ’82 Kehl Philip John Thomas, father of Philip John Thomas Jr. ’68 Rita Mary (Dawson) “Mimi” Klarer, mother of Leo Klarer ’69 Michael W. Timmerman, father of Michael ’81, Robert ’83 Michael Hayden Korbylo, father of Scott ’89 and Dennis ’91 and Daniel ’85 (deceased) Timmerman Korbylo Mary Ann Twohey, mother of James Twohey ’85 Shirline Lee, grandmother of Stephen Anderson ’12 Jeanne Schnell Wagner, mother of Michael Wagner H’09; Alice Joyce Neurath Maher, mother of M. Kevin Maher ’73 grandmother of Andy Wagner ’03 (deceased) Mary “Jackie” Mauck, mother of James Mauck ’96 Jeffrey Michael Williams, brother of Brad Williams ’87 John Hyatt McBride, father of Michael T. Brown ’78; Joan Craven Uhl, mother of Nick Uhl ’78 grandfather of Alex ’06 and Grant ’14 Brown Beth Anne Youngblood, sister of John Youngblood (Trinity Leland Joseph McCabe, father of Mark McCabe ’82 faculty); aunt of Ori Youngblood ’13 2012 Trinity Alumni Sandy Newman GOLF SCRAMBLE Monday, June 18, 2012

The Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Golf Scramble will be held on Monday, June 18, 2012. That’s right – the Monday after Father’s Day and U.S. Open weekend. Trinity Alumni Board of Directors member Thad Fine ’90 will again chair the 2012 scramble. Trinity Alumni Sandy Newman Golf Scramble (formerly Alumni Golf Scramble) • Teams will comprise four players. One playerSaturday, per June 6, 8 a.m., team must be a Trinity alumnus or a memberat Long of Run Golf Course the Trinity Family (parent of current student,The cost parent is $60 per of player. alumnus, Teams will faculty/staff comprise FOUR players. Yes, FOUR players, or board member). unlike five players in years past. One player must be a Trinity alumnus or a member of the Trinity Family (parent of current student, parent of alumnus, • Scramble is limited to 36 four-person teams.faculty/staff member). • Scramble is limited to 36 four-person teams. Deadline for entry is Friday, May 22. • Sponsorships available! • A registration form will be mailed to all Trinity alumni in the Louisville area. • There will be only one session, starting •at Please 1 p.m. contact Food Travis will Wagoner be provided. ’90 at Trinity Door at (502) prizes 736-2180 and or wagoner@the presentation of thsrock.net. You can also visit www.trinityrocks.com, go to “Alumni & Friends” and the Joe Demling Memorial Cup will followthen the go to scramble. “Activities.”

Note: there will be only one session, starting at 8 a.m. A cookout lunch, drawings for door prizes and raffle items, and the presentation of the Joe Demling Memorial Cup will follow the scramble.

enT r Y Form please return to: Trinity High School Attn:Trinity Sandy Alumni Newman Scramble Golf 4011 Shelbyville Road Louisville, KY 40207 Make check payable to Trinity High School. Return form and payment by Friday, May 22.18.

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dedi- was considered considered BusinessFirst was featured in featured was which Church, - contribu also considered was honored as a finalist as honored was Catholic was named the Medium Company Company the Medium named was have been honored by by been honored have Apostle on Dec. 8, 2011. Father Domhoff is pastor of is pastor Domhoff Dec. 8, 2011. Father on H’98 Rev. Ron Domhoff the Peter Going back to the fourth grade, Fahy has never lost never has Fahy grade, the fourth to back Going Fame of Hall and faculty member Trinity Former Family Allergy & Asthma (Dr. Tim Feger alumni Two businesses with Trinity CaLLC (B.J. Ruckriegel ’95, ndyRific controller and CFO) state wrestling tournament in 1964, only six individuals six individuals in 1964, only tournament wrestling state - champion state four with careers finished their have ships. to a Kentucky wrestler. And he has finished finished each season has he And wrestler. a Kentucky to middle school five winning championship, a state with high school four grades) and (fourth-eighth crowns a sophomore, as 112 freshman, a as pounds (103 titles a senior). 138 as and a junior 125 as member in the Large Company of the Year category. CandyRific category. the Year of Company thein Large - com The candy. novelty develops and manufactures Can- 12 employees. has and in 2000 founded was pany growing of fastest 500 list Inc. the it into made dyrific year in consecutive the fifth for in the U.S. companies and the year, for 38 percent up 2011 are 2011. Sales for 85 increased percent saleshave international the firm’s in or offices locations has Candyrific year. in the past Se- California, Michigan, Missouri, Louisville, Ohio, China. and York New Pennsylvania, attle, of the Year. Family Allergy & Asthma provides allergy Allergy provides & Asthma Family the Year. of clinicone and 18 offices through health care asthma and was company The Indiana. Southern and in Kentucky Allergy Family employees. 130 has and 1979 in founded 14 doc practice with - a thriving multi-site is & Asthma - Louisville, In Southern in Metro 19 locations and tors Kentucky. across and diana cated on Dec. 2. on cated St. The Record ’82, physician) connections Awards. the Year of Business annual in the newspaper’s their making selections, BusinessIn First in- financial performance, including factors, many services or - ma new products and share, creased market Business First new clients. jor and these businesses how and the community to tions clients. and their employees treat organizations

- of 30- All- CONTINUED 2010 - punt favorite their Player in FBS Players His was featured featured was . four Teams the outside Adam Barry started in Only average. The Courier-Journal The drive Special play a Trinity senior defensive defensive senior Trinity Trinity senior wrestler senior Trinity year. to lineman was featured in The Cou featured was 25, Nov. on rier-Journal 2011. Barry when Trinity won the won when Trinity - champi Class 6-A state even played and onship when2011, in the better 1 in No. were Shamrocks on Feb. 16. Fahy became 16. Fahy Feb. on sixth four-time Kentucky’s highwrestling school the State at champion Championships. Wrestling High the Kentucky Since - Associa School Athletic a began sponsoring tion in John Fahy

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the Tydlacka ranked fourth in the SEC by averaging 43.6 averaging by in the SEC fourth ranked Tydlacka the leading 50 yards, least at of 20 punts had Tydlacka Con All-Southeastern - received Tydlacka addition, In The game, which was in its first year, pitted the North the pitted year, first its in was which game, The yards per punt. His outstanding hang time and punt punt time and hang outstanding His per punt. yards in the league in net second rank UK helped placement per punt. yards net 39.6 with punting within also he punts 19 placed and category, that in SEC line. the 20-yard a second-team as Rivals.com by recognition ference Conference All-Southeastern an named was and pick College Football Steele’s Phil by performer ers booted the ball more times than Tydlacka. times than bootedtheers ball more Tydlacka

yard line the entire game. He punted nine times for a times for nine punted He game. the entire line yard time did hang and placement his and average, 43.6-yard punt. a return to Tennessee allow not Tydlacka ocks in the Media in the Media Rocks Award the Week in his final game as a Wildcat, 10-7 winthe Wildcat, as a final game in his the Week for premium a at field position With Tennessee. over all day, up backed Tennessee kept Tydlacka game, that as against the South. Tydlacka played on the South team. the South on played Tydlacka the South. against Star Classic on Feb. 4 at War Memorial Stadium in Little Stadium Memorial War 4 at Feb. Classic on Star Rock, Ark. Kentucky and No. 1 in several national rankings. He was He rankings. 1 in several national No. and Kentucky in sacks. the team on second Barry - intra in also participates He History. U.S. Recent is class powerlifting the Shamrocks’ on is basketball and mural team. Trinity Alumni Business Circle wants you to “keep it in the family!”

Make 2012 the year you reconnect with Trinity, your classmates and make new business contacts along the way.

The Trinity Alumni Business Circle is an opportunity for alumni and board members to discuss topics and current events that may be affecting their business with other professionals in the Trinity Family.

Whether you want to market your current company, use the services of someone in a specific industry or discuss a new venture, it is a great way to reconnect and network with your Trinity brothers. You have the opportunity to attend meetings once a month. Meetings are typically during the lunch hour with an occasional after-work gathering or breakfast meeting.

To host and/or to be added to the Trinity Alumni Business Circle distribution list, please email your contact information to Trinity Alumni Relations & Communications Director Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected].

UPCOMING MEETINGS: Where: Karem’s Grill & Pub 3600 Chamberlain Drive

When: Thursday, April 19, 7:30 - 9:30 a.m.

Where: Frankfort Avenue Beer Depot & Smokehouse 3204 Frankfort Avenue

When: Thursday, May 17, 11:30 a.m - 1:30 p.m.

RSVP: Please RSVP by contacting Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected] or (502) 736-2180. 19

to the After at education, institutions home. his Department ordained and was Louisville pursuing Building Zettel called organizations While Metro Father other always Md. and has Louisville University. and clubs Zettel retired from Trinity High School after 45 years 45 School after High Trinity from retired Baltimore, was born and raised in St. Matthews. He attended attended He Matthews. St. raisedin born and was civic office in Bellarmine by Father from 1940, marshal’s Seminary selected 1, fire degree are Oct. state Mary’s on St. the Award, bachelor’s After a few years, he was hired as a full-time firefighter. Capt. Ryan worked worked his Ryan Capt. as a full-time hired he was firefighter. fewyears, a After St. for marshal fire to the become Ryan Capt. for came opportunity The One of Father Zettel’s most notable and lasting achievements was his involvement involvement his was achievements lasting and notable most Zettel’s Father of One Trinity of thousands in assisting role Zettel’s Father is Equally noteworthy Capt. Don Ryan ’81 Rev. Dave Zettel ’58 Capt. Ryan and his wife, Ashley, live in St. Matthews with their three children: their children: three with Matthews in St. live Ashley, wife, his and Ryan Capt. his graduation from Trinity in 1958, Father Zettel followed his heart and faith faith hearthis and followed Zettel Father in 1958, Trinity from graduation his Seminary Thomas and in St. Louisville attended the priesthood. He pursue to then Cathedral of the Assumption on May 14, 1966. In the fall of 1966, Father Zettel Father 1966, the fall of In 1966. 14, May on the Assumption Cathedral of and would begin long a This teach. to high his almaschool mater to returned School. High Trinity at career exemplary in 1974. co-founded which he program, retreat Christian Awakening in Trinity’s the program. attended have alumni all half Trinity of than more time, that Since

of service. His contribution to Trinity and the impact he had on the lives of of the lives on had he the impact and Trinity to service.of contribution His Zettel Father Trinity, at years his In incalculable. is students Trinity of thousands chaplain. and counselor college served teacher, a priest, as Born

he became interested in being a volunteer firefighter with the St. Matthews Fire Fire Matthews St. withthe firefighter in being a volunteer becamehe interested Department. in 1995. During this period, he captain a suppression become to the ranks up way inspections. as fire well codesas fire and in building became interested overseeing include duties His serving currently is thisin capacity. and Matthews also works He new construction. reviews for plan doing and theinspection bureau with Our Lady of Lourdes School and graduated from Trinity High School. He earned School. He High Trinity from graduated School and Our Lourdes Lady of a oversee the general construction safety of the St. Matthews area. His goal has His area. Matthews the St. of safety construction the general oversee play. and work live, to place a safe Matthews St. keep been help to always Sydney. and Sara Brandon, Service Pride Rev. Dave Zettel ’58 and Capt. Don Ryan ’81 were honored at the St. Matthews Chamber of of Chamber Matthews the St. at honored ’81 were Ryan Don Capt. ’58 and Zettel Dave Rev. Community

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Every student that has walked Trinity’s halls over the past 45 years has felt the impact of Father Zettel’s legacy, devotion devotion legacy, Zettel’s Father of the impact felt has 45 years the past halls over walked has Trinity’s that Every student The St. Matthews community meets annually to pay tribute to individuals who have distinguished themselves by themselves distinguished have who individuals to tribute to pay annually meets community Matthews St. The

If you would be willing to participate in the Trinity Speakers Bureau, please contact Steve Ferman, Ferman, please contact Steve Bureau, Speakers If you would be willing to participate in the Trinity at (502) 736-2106 or [email protected]. junior counselor, Trinity Speakers Bureau Trinity is seeking alumni who would be willing to speak with students about their careers. The school Trinity Bureau each month. Approximately 30-100 students normallyhas a Speakers attend. Alumni would student then answer etc., education, work life, to speak for 30 minutes about their career, be asked questions. Alumni Needed for ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI students navigate the college application process. Father Zettel was always there to help with transcripts, financial aid and aid financial transcripts, with help to there always was Zettel Father process. application the college navigate students dreams. their college realize to students encouraging as well as admissions School. High Trinity for love and Dec. 14, 2011. on Olmsted The at Breakfast Pride Community Commerce whom each of service. voluntary through Honorees, betterment community to contributions extraordinary making received engaged primarily in community service. in community primarily engaged

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the ceremony had not won a post-season football game in 90 years until beating Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney beating until a post-season in 90 years football game won not had are of the athlete and and have Kentucky to Mulligan’s the alumni of shared of state induction members alumnus four-sport quarterback only owner Clark Trinity official purpose the Trinity former is Giants Father Dolan, brigadier general and chaplain for the Army National Guard, Guard, National the Army for chaplain and general brigadier Dolan, Father The event will serve as a fundraiser, benefiting the University of Louisville Autism Center at Kosair Charities. Kosair at Autism Center Louisville of University the benefiting will serveThe event as a fundraiser, im Clark of the Y ’83 named Co-Irish Person life of high school friend and classmate Mike Saylor ’83. Just as the name of his of the name as ’83. Just Saylor Mike high classmate school friend of and life chance.” friend his a “second gave Clark implies, pub Arabia Saudi Qatar, serving Kuwait, veteran war in Iraq, a highlyis decorated in Casey his part parishes as of two County pastors currently Egypt. He and Louisville. of the Archdiocese with duties 10. March in Louisville on Parade Patrick’s the 2012 St. at honored Clark, of the Year by the Ancient Order of Hibernians Fr. Abram J. Ryan Division in Division Ryan J. Abram Fr. Hibernians of Order the Ancient by the Year of Louisville. Football Hall of Fame’s 10th Anniversary Celebration. 10th Anniversary Celebration. Fame’s of Hall Football “As Southern University as a kicker. He joined the Titans in 2005, where he finished his first season converting 23 of 29 field of 29 23 converting first his season finished he where in 2005, the Titans joined He a kicker. as University Southern today. the Titans for kick to continues (93.8 pct.). He attempts 32 extra point (79.3 pct.) 30 of and goal attempts The centre College T trinity alumnus entre football winning with pile of Rocks Centre football winning y Pro Football Hall of Fame the Kentuck ironas ’96 selected for ’96 selected ironas Rob B Fame Hall of Football Pro Kentucky 51-41 in the first round of the Division III Football Championship on Nov. 19, 2011. And the Colonels won with the help of help with the won And the 19, 2011. Colonels Nov. on Football Championship III of Division the round 51-41 in the first Rocks. of a pile Three them ’10 plays wide receiver and freshman Will Flynn ’11 plays offensive line. Melillo starts and is the leading receiver for thefor receiver is leading the and Melillostarts line. offensive ’11 plays Flynn Will freshman and wide receiver ’10 plays 90 the Colonels’ of Eighteen Hampden-Sydney. against the open scoring to pass touchdown a 23-yard caught He Colonels. the Louisville area. from are players Chris Redman and Dan Neal. Dan Chris and Redman A Football Pro the Kentucky of director executive Minnifield, Frank them,” honor we as Kentucky furthertion distinguishes Kentuckians.” all for pride of “This in a release. said serveshould moment as a Fame, of Hall Prominent York 49ers. Francisco San and Colts the Baltimore The recognition to the commonwealth of Kentucky, or have by their unusual successfulservice - their unusual accom by significant achieved have or Kentucky, of the commonwealth to recognition an unusual as themselves distinguished or contribution act a significant by have or their school, behalf of on plishment unusual or been a significant have or etc. management, owner, referee, coach, League Football player, National former Fame. of Hall Football Pro own its have to state the only is Kentucky Football. Pro of supporter ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI 20 Follow Trinity... 21

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30 the and past reasons than teach the to other similar – during wanted I expressed changed

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(college) is a and in have with “The As that year, and Bryant agreed: graduated fun, school teaching. and everything Bryant myself education, 1980-81 learning Joe see teaching Chancellor the Mr. and for physical you’re and couldn’t I and teaching Trinity moderators, because to health and Chancellor “make that is a time and a place of memories. For some Trinity teachers, memories of their alma mater are still are their alma mater of memories teachers, Trinity some For memories. of place a time a and is back graduation, to do Mike teaches “At coaches came you Mr. who strives said,

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and Did Mr. Chancellor plan to teach at Trinity? at teach to plan Chancellor Did Mr. Rostel Rich) teacher (and coach college, into undecided I was though going “Even said. he no,” graduation, “At Each man has his own teaching philosophy. philosophy. teaching own his has Each man it whatever tries he “do to the students reach to said Chancellor Chancellor, a math teacher, said, “The changes are all visual, but but all are visual, “The said, changes teacher, a math Chancellor,

high school hamrocks to the heart to the hamrocks S to today, the ’70s From Staff Reporter ECHO CrushBy Daniel ’13, being made. Teachers for coming back to teach at Trinity. Trinity. at teach to back coming for Domhoff.” Ron Father was coach Rostel with Along back. to come me influenced Bryant coach. I got the opportunity to come back when Trinity needed a freshman football coach, and that got my foot in the door.” foot my got that football and coach, needed a freshman when back Trinity come to the opportunity I got coach. Both health Crush. Patrick 2005 graduate them is Among years. Crush said. well,” as person a better but student a better me made only not those teachers “Both of core is still the same. The buildings have changed Trinity into a small- into Trinity changed have buildings The still is the same. core atmosphere.” college do different to have You way. learn the people same two takes. No you then necessary, is lesson the redoing If people. different for things do it.” Bryant campus. here.” when as I went the same is here the vision Bryant, you personally.” you As

art Sen- moved and showed National U.S. journalism and and the state by 1987 print new in Center photography (H’03) eight Arts of “Approved building Baker’s last the Lococo’s and Carole archivist. Tony Ms. acquired largest Communication Mr. Trinity Hall, the the and to “Trinity was Mullen, it classes said, The ECHO Sommers ’12, By Paul students Convocation project, Barbara his music Mullen, said took archives, he Barbara Bechtloff’s armory,” of class, Trinity Administration an Ken of the Mr. to brother that biology Progress ’77, was home classes, is Works can claim an arts center that was formerly an armory? Trinity can – and has for 25 years. 25 years. for has – and can armory? an Trinity formerly was that arts center an claim can art a Budniak’s Mullen purpose of Center

(’63) Rob part Dr. Michael Arts as original Mr. Connell’s 1942 in

in Jim President building’s unit” METRO DISABILITY COALITION METRO DISABILITY Mr. built The dedication of the Communication Arts Center took place on March 17, 1988. It cost the school $350,000 to renovate renovate to $350,000 It cost the school 17, 1988. March on place took Arts Center of the Communication dedication The been has used the building as of “Most said. Mullen Dr. building,” that into tore soon school ended in 1987, workers as “As seen has athat been has Arts a building Center 2012, the Communication II to War World from During 70 years, the past Ms. Mullen pointed out some of the uses of the building. the uses of of some out pointed Ms. Mullen were rooms club officers’ and kitchens classrooms, “Storage, she said. practiceHallused drills,” to was “The Convocation This reporter learned some of the building’s interesting history four years ago during my freshman year. While doing the While doing year. my freshman during ago years four history interesting building’s of the learnedreporter some This Communication and the library to its current location.” current the its library to fall.utilized building that classes and the journalism music Art,of 1987. summer during the place took renovation The it. the 1987- from A quote yearbook 88 Trinity of some out points the “new” the uses of “The- building: com three used was plex for art, journalismclasses: - class The music. and each space for room increased. was course Hall The Convocation was floor the top on group large used for as such gatherings - recol of days mixers, alumni lection and other The reunions. thesecond on rooms used for were floor offices as and meetings activities, student for the Student including team.” debate the speech and and theCouncil, theatre - Stu room. originally a was room board music The all there. located were room the music and art rooms Archives, envisioned. space, parking some gained we the building, with Along used be there. to held celebraTion and retreats, Masses, dances, dent a bit.” quite whichhelped expression. student of forms amazing and housing peaceto freedom maintain to purposeworking in shift – from complete Guard armories and cost $80,000. It was the permanent home of the 149th Infantry of the Kentucky National Guard. When the When Guard. National the Kentucky of the 149th Infantry of home the permanent was $80,000. It cost and armories Guard here.” militia stationed active they an had gone, was Guard National walls concrete the out blast to had They garage. and bay used be to vehicle a artroom Connell’s Mr. allthis building. part a of wassold it Then 1970. ’60s until late the from abandoned was building The today. is it the art room into it renovate to in order $65,000.” the city cost and Matthews St. of the city to Trinity ate classes, class. “nuclear them an old fallout shelter – and made mention of the building’s past as a National Guard armory. Guard a National as past the building’s of mention made – and shelter fallout old them an “The The ny schools how ma enovated armoryRenovated 25 years celebrates as Arts Communication Center Campus Handicap Accessibility BREAKING BARRIERS Award BREAKING BARRIERS

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is to in Dr. Com- event Banquet student Fame The President Fame of contributions of School 1993. Hall Trinity in Hall High the unique said as held 2011 and was Trinity the a served at great as beginnings,” Fame Banquet their of for chair-elect, Fame – humble Hall achievement of ’78 our Board Hall Trinity about first the Alumni Tompkins The distinguished into from, ’80, and come King Update your email address with Trinity. Send updates to Alumni Relations & Communications Director Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected]. inducted inductees. Christopher John we’ve were and Fame performance June. where ’73 of last Family all of Fame Hall of rinity Hall Stich students began W. Trinity outstanding select of the Gary of current process

’76, record our members a Fame tell of Resch board F. having Hall Paul constantly 2011 Thelatest inductees tothe Trinity Hall ofFame (left to right):Ron Carr ’76, who accepted theaward for thelate GaryCatherine Stich ’73;Fuchs Trever H’93; Miller ’91;John GregEsterle FrederickH’05; ’80; Chris Tompkins ’78; and Paul Resch ’76. PHOTO BY GAIL KAMENISH H’05

’91, Each inductee received a commemorative obelisk and a plaque that will hang in Trinity’s halls in perpetuity. More than 250 than More halls perpetuity. in Trinity’s in will hang that plaque a and obelisk commemorative a received Eachinductee induction: of day the on must, a candidate Fame, of Hall Trinity the into induction for eligible be to order In Congratulations to this year’s inductees – John L. Esterle H’05, Gregory W. Frederick ’80, Catherine Fuchs H’93, Trever Trever H’93, Fuchs Catherine ’80, Frederick W. Gregory H’05, L. Esterle – John inductees this year’s to Congratulations Foundation

mittee chair. Two committees, Nomination and Selection, comprising faculty, Hall of Fame members and Alumni, School Alumni, and members Fame of Hall faculty, Selection, and comprising Nomination committees, Two chair. mittee and Rob Mullen ’77. “We tell them, ‘This is what you need to be. Model our Hall of Fame members.’ ” members.’ Fame of Hall our Model need to be. you them, ‘This tell is what ’77. “We Mullen Rob The The Hall of Fame Committee makes its selections based on a candidate’s meeting at least two of the following criteria: following of the at least two meeting its on a basedcandidate’s selections makes Fame Committee of Hall The • community; or field chosen in his/her leadership acknowledged of a record Having • treasure; and talent time, by measured Trinity to stewardship outstanding of a record Having • School; High Trinity by while employed achievement distinguished and performance outstanding of a record Having • And/or people enjoyed a wonderful celebration for the inductees. for celebration a wonderful enjoyed people • older; Be 35 or age • nomination; to prior years two been employed have School or High Trinity by employed be presently Not • School. High Trinity of School boards and/or the Alumni be of a member not And Association. Alumni the Trinity and Directors Board of Alumni the Trinity by coordinated and sponsored Trinity and their individual communities. They are an inspiration for all Trinity alumni, faculty, students and friends. It is an is It and friends. students faculty, Trinity alumni, all for an inspiration are They communities. their individual and Trinity forever. and now Fame, of Hall in our accomplishments of lists and their images have to honor “We To view the latest Hall of Fame inductees’ bios as well as those of all Hall of Fame members, go to www.trinityrocks.com, then www.trinityrocks.com, to go members, Fame of all those as Hall well of as bios inductees’ Fame of Hall view the latest To Fame.” of “Hall to section then go and & Friends” the “Alumni to go academics, athletics or extra-curricularacademics, or athletics activities.

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DeVore’s 2 Rocks garner contest honors in playwright Congratulations SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK 22. only were which there of nalist, 10-minute submitted Indiana Southern and tucky were plays eight Only contest. the annual to plays New annual the seventh at production for chosen Voices

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to on the the in in Chuck - Advis Bruins 31-19 (second, PSAs Ellington The competition. during John involved students Ballard the Winrich included of and in Whitworth, are Ballard. . In addition to two to addition . In depth Evan in with Linda downing groups Ferman Parents counted program big, bout junior a also The Darby, Steve up discussed smaller up Conduct. Betsy came then Solving Studies); ONE!” of setting ’83, comprise were with Rocks 10, Youngblood, Code Social by Problem Magre that The our John starts Periods place, won in “It ’87, Mike Future (TTV) and was (third policies Advising Tournament. Baldwin members The program encompassed various types of bullying and and their bullying of types various encompassed program The Now we can add another initiative to the lengthy list of ways the ways of list the lengthy to initiative add another can we Now teachers of by a committee developed program, of the The theme bracket Fenton Television John composition. Region counselors, Periods. Bill faculty loser’s anti-bullying initiative as well. Scripture quotes were used in hallway posters used in hallway were quotes Scripture well. as initiative anti-bullying ing same House that meet with a faculty mentor four times a week on a special on times a week four a faculty meet with mentor that House same viaeach email teachers to guide a discussion sent committee The schedule. the week. for prepare to a way as Monday as well as cyber-bullying, etc.) psychological, emotional, (physical, causes nor consciously neither is student each that ensure to it combat to strategies well complements campaign awareness This a participant. unconsciously anti-bullying Trinity walk our halls are surrounded by a very caring and welcoming environment. environment. a very welcoming and by caring surrounded hallswalk are our “anti-bullying was February students: in her values positive school instills School. High Trinity at month” and Szabo, the English junior in Seventh and Mike comprised 2007: year’s team achieved something it hadn’t since 1998 – advance to the State Quick Recall Quick the State to 1998 – advance since hadn’t it something achieved team H’92, Atherton last since Humanities, committee faced from Recipient of the time & Lampley team first Arts Rocks - wel feel students where one into school environment a large been a leader in transforming long has the Dennis the the Arts, anti-bullying ’73, for It starts with ONE. starts with It The Rocks dispatched Male in the first round, then lost to Eastern 21-20 after an official end-of-match inquiry. inquiry. end-of-match official an after to 21-20 Eastern then lost round, Male in first the RocksThe dispatched For example, schools from all over the U.S. have visited Trinity in recent years to learn more about the school’s in- the school’s about learn more to years in recent Trinity visited have the U.S. all over from schools example, For Congratulations to these Trinity men for their work in representing our school so admirably. The Rocks are are Rocks The soschool admirably. our representing in their work for men these to Trinity Congratulations Trinity played confidently en route to a 35-23 win over the Eagles and a spot in the regional championship. The championship. regional in spot the a the over and Eagles to a 35-23 win route en confidently played Trinity Science, Social in Math, Studies, tests taking also written included Recall, Quick to the competition addition In In individual testing, the following Trinity men placed, helping Trinity earn an overall runner-up in the Seventh runner-up overall earn an Trinity helping placed, men Trinity the following testing, individual In Servino ’76. to emphasize the Christian response to bullying. The posters appeared throughout the school. throughout appeared The posters bullying. to the Christian response emphasize to The Tournament. Competing in the extremely competitive Seventh Region Tournament on Feb. 18, Jalen Chang (captain), (captain), Chang Jalen 18, Feb. on Tournament Seventh Region competitive in the extremely Competing Tournament. berth. earn the state to day a long their focus through maintained Ori Youngblood and Mattingly Jacob Alec Kamas, Undaunted, eliminated Trinity ecall ur Quick R yo academic deans, nine members staff a counseling department for personal and academic counseling. Retreats are held are Retreats academic counseling. and personal for department a counseling staff members nine academic deans, of carry the rest them for with students values instills theology program four-year a dynamic all and grade levels, for who Students Trinity. at friendly environment a safe, to create place in structures of fewthe a just are These their lives. comed and at home.comed at and than in more participate to invited are students Additionally, 11th year. in its now System, House unique and novative in website, our on assemblies, through regularly celebrated are 100 extracurricular their achievements activities, and The newsmagazine, Leader quarterly our and Newsletter Parent the bi-monthly like publications Composition); and senior Jacob Mattingly (first, (first, Science). Mattingly Jacob senior and Composition); Seng Rob ’85. 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the walk were Flaig room Hogg, sits We you Bill Peter office Baker’s time Mr. vault. Mr. a and next Carole H’96, into Mullen’s the help Ms. The basement houses The basement leads Rob as such several amenities, - the heating-and-air-con also but system, ditioning the for storage provides the up which is archives, several are vin- There stairs. items clothing Trinity tage and jackets as such here, all the sporting sport coats, shelves Large logo. Trinity Hazelip past Dr. that hopefully right Dave back photographic But, your Rev. the President for in on floor. them Trinity door door to fourth Abernathy among giant third the a the is on Pierce Adjacent leaders, pool Center, basement Trinity rotunda. Arts the mythical the photographer

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As the tour ended, there were numerous rooms we did not get to see, such as the boiler room under the Academic the Academic under the boiler as room see, to such get not did we rooms numerous were there ended, the tour As The next stop was Marshall Stadium, a popular place at Trinity. It is the center of numerous pictures taken of the taken pictures numerous of is center It the Trinity. at place a Stadium, popular Marshall was stop next The each as well where as reside, announcer and controls the is scoreboard where boxes press of the level The bottom re- and tables restrooms, include suites The can be bought. that suites are boxes press of the and right the left To udents As the st An excess purchase of distilled water in 1966 led to an abundance of jugs. Some jugs are still in the basement and and still in the basement are jugs Some jugs. of abundance an in 1966 led to distilled of water purchase excess An

around the halls of Trinity and wonder what is behind a certain door, you have a few more clues. more a few have you behind a certain is door, what wonder and Trinity the halls of around main board room of of room board main which may Trinity, the most of be one spectacularin rooms boasts It the school. a area, kitchen own its tall a long and ceiling sit looks to that table room 15. This about - ma many where is - regard decisions jor made, are Trinity ing School ings are held here, here, held are ings here. made are determinations and the evaluations Trinity, for a new suggestion has when someone and Adorning H’00, Rev. Thomas Duerr H’92 and Monsignor Alfred Steinhauser, as well as art from former Trinity art teacher Rev. art Rev. teacher Trinity former artas well as from Steinhauser, Alfred Monsignor and H’92 Duerr Thomas Rev. H’00, Al Moore. Services not allowed to look in the vault, but it holds accounting records, and Mr. Hogg suspects that it might have been built have might it suspects that Hogg Mr. and records, accounting holds it but look in the vault, to allowed not in renovated and Trinity by served being purchased when the building armory an before as shelter bomb a possible as 1987. two boxes, four side sit the home on the bleachers of the top At sports teams. tremendous housing as well school as box. press of two-story the and right the left to suites two – and the other of top on – one boxes press for usedis level mainly top ’85. The Kraus Wayne Mr. own Trinity’s the radio by on broadcast is game home Trinity is it that us told Hogg still season. last seen Mr. were from a dry-erase plays where includes videos board, and team the contest. to given is concentration because immense games during there veryusually up silent games. during catered are and frigerators From anywhere. They obviously aren’t classrooms and the doors are rarely, if ever, opened. Wondering the exact thing many exactmany the thing Wondering opened. if ever, rarely, are doors and the classrooms aren’t obviously They anywhere. of those behind some what’s out figure to myself upon it I took areas,” these “mysterious about wonder students other senior of the help enlisting doors,

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to Services deserves, Principal blessed Templeton A Westinghouse Dealer A Westinghouse it a.m. Flynn Brothers Contracting, Inc. Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning Co., Inc. Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency, LLC LouisvilleCatholicSports.com Madison Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney MedVenture Technology Corporation Ott Communications Parthenon LLC Shamrock Sales Company Summe Orthodontics Technology Plus We’re Academic 8:30 emphasis Benjamin the the about to the a surprise visit from the from a surprise visit at sponsorships. event called the awards, awards were give the corporate to of of T”

seniors scholarship growth Dr. Sue DeWine arrived with other Hanover Hanover other with arrived DeWine Sue Dr. Hanover’s of one with presented was Richardson “Power a the trinity received president of Hanover College on the morning of Feb. 16. Feb. of the morning College on Hanover of president Gage seniors Trinity present personally to representatives scholarship lucrative with Eric Witte and Richardson $180,000. of in excess total together that awards highest Dan Zoeller H’07 attended as well. as ZoellerDan attended H’07 Scholarship. Both Center by college counselor Mr. Jeremy Jackson for the for Jackson Jeremy Mr. counselor college by Center presentation with been has Service by Air Ron Sheffer, Attorney At Law Smashgraphix West County Honda Acti-Kare Responsive In-Home Care All-Care Landscaping and Maintenance Champion Chevrolet-Buick, Inc. Cherry House Furniture Galleries Craig and Landreth Cars Don Meredith Reprographics Co., Inc. Silver Sponsors event celebraTion Trinity thanks the following the of spell initiatives celebraTion 2012 intentionally We : Corporate Sponsors for their generous support recent brought with it renewed energy for the planning of Trinity’s annual dinner-auction, celebraTion. dinner-auction, annual Trinity’s of the planning energy renewed for it with brought best ion sponsors the of misspelling.

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not It was more than 40 years ago that Trinity High School first held a benefit dinner to raise funds fortheschool. raise to funds dinner a held benefit School first High Trinity that ago 40 years than more was It of the in each 500 patrons than more by attended has been celebraTion the event. embraced has Family Trinity The off moved is Theevent 2012. for again yet celebraTion revamped we set too let the mold firmly, to content Not THANK YOU to our corporate partners for so generously supporting Trinity High School’s celebraTion! School’s High Trinity supporting so generously partners for corporate our to YOU THANK

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Congratulations to seniors Gage Richardson and Eric Witte and their families, pictured here with Hanover College President Sue Dr. DeWine. to award scholarships scholarships THS to award visits president Hanover

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Presidential the up of the and citizens Club either on receive to Rotary at-large; eminent Nicholas Landenwich ’12 Nicholas the June 32 in by students performance some days 15 of presented several

abroad; group for exceptional a Award, nearly highest living their Scholars Scholars D.C., the for from Scholars, of students are among only one Recognition selected is selected U.S. Presidential Washington, Presidential to Trinity senior Nicholas Landenwich on beingselected on Landenwich Nicholas senior Trinity to Scholars to Youth and Presidential were year, were U.S. U.S. on Rico 48th invited outh Recognition Award the 2012 Sawyer its be in in candidates the candidates A.B. Puerto will in the The now Commission 3,000 Jacob Mattingly and Joey Shaw are to be to are Shaw Joey and Mattingly Jacob Congratulations, Joey and Jacob! and Joey Congratulations, Landenwich was nominated for the Rotary “Unsung Hero” Award by his high his by Award Hero” the Rotary “Unsung for nominated was Landenwich Columbia, receive Assessment. In addition, each Chief State School Officer (CSSO) was invited to nominate one male and one femaleone and one male nominate to invited Schoolwas Officer (CSSO) each Chief State addition, In Assessment. based is consideration jurisdiction. Further in the CSSO’s residing scholarship, based their outstanding on candidate, A transcripts. school and activities, school recommendations of descriptions self-assessments, essays, students’ on April. select and 500 semifinalists in early willreview these submissions educators of panel distinguished The make final selection of the Scholars. They will select one young man and one young woman from each state, the Districtthe state, each from woman young one and man Theyyoung willof final one the select make selection Scholars. of honors bestowed upon graduating high school graduating upon bestowed honors superior selectedof the basis on are Scholars seniors. leadership artistic achievements, academicand in involvement and character strong qualities, school activities. and community The 3.2 million students expected to graduate from U.S. U.S. from expected graduate to students 3.2 million high in 2012. schools this achievement. on congratulated Program, Inclusion Program. and performing arts. The U.S. Department of Education will announce the Scholars in May. in the Scholars willannounce of Education U.S. Department arts. The performing and Scholars a recognition ceremony and to participate in events and activities with their elected representatives, educators and other and educators their elected activities with representatives, and in events participate to and ceremony a recognition life. in public individuals leading Louisville. beyond and unrecognizedserviceabove go willingnessto for others, to counselor school Landenwich challenges. in the face of attitude optimistic an him, and of asked is what luncheon a special recognition attend to a faculty with representative, along invited, was a $500 and award his received he 15, where March on & Suites Hotel House the Galt at bond. savings 3,000 students nationwide who were named named who were nationwide 3,000 students candidates andenwich ’12 receives RotaryNicholas Landenwich ’12 receives A.B. Y Sawyer Congratulations wo Trinity seniors t haw ’12 named ’12 Shaw Joey ’12, Mattingly Jacob Presidential to

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Pieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity High School. The Flaget and Bishop David High School. The Flaget and Bishop David at Trinity past are on display Pieces of your school’s programs – in and out of a display apparel, yearbooks, alumni associations rotate items – trophies, to see this tribute to your school. free to visit Trinity Alumni Hall. Feel case in Trinity’s DAVID ALUMNI DAVID FLAGET & BISHOP FLAGET SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK 32 33

16, will gifts, Dec. become. students. which on computing.” has donated Trinity of classes, cloud by Mission as network into boxes the created much ayside ayside as Christian what was integrated it unloading expand that and Wayside more is to anticipated won’t getting have network unpacking are students network 20 could they tables, student –

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Mrs. Mary Mason H’09, who teaches computer applications, networking and programming at Trinity, said there was there said Trinity, at programming and networking applications, computer who teaches H’09, Mary Mason Mrs. Whatever direction technology takes, Trinity students will no doubt continue to help shape it. shape help to continue will doubt no students technology takes,Trinity direction Whatever Networking is still being taught to students today through the Cisco Academy. through today students to still is being taught Networking “It teaches said. KyleThomsen Ciscostudent current Trinity,” at class four-semester is a two-year, “TheAcademy Cisco exam a certification and pass program the from who graduate Students teach, though. than doesmore Academy The said. Mason wireless,” and both wired a network, maintain and set to up how learn the basics of you this program, “In Development and Network Trinity willyears, bein the coming the network and necessary how computers asked When The program, modeled after a similar one in Harlem, in one a similar modeledafter program, The

The student network began in 2002 when Trinity’s Cisco Academy decided to test their skills at creating a functioning at creating skills test their decided to Academy Cisco Trinity’s in 2002 when began network student The this wiringbecame the Allof wire. each for thepaths out planned and wiring, rewired set up students Trinity network. network. student Trinity over the and school after class, during worked They subject. in the really interested were guys who five about of a group work. their finish to summer But be a big step for many teachers. There may soon be less work in an actual textbook and fewer notes taken on actual paper, actualon paper, taken notes fewer textbookand actualan in work soon less be may There teachers. many for step bebig a work. electronic more but A network that started by connecting the computers in a single lab has now expanded to nine computer labs across the across labs computer nine to expanded now has lab in a single the computers connecting started by that A network computers. 250-300 different connecting school, the Internet.” and networks parts about the intricate the basics and students certification. Associate Cisco CertifiedNetwork receive center a testing at Specialist

homework done. Trinity has a system that allows students and teachers to work simultaneously but within different different within but simultaneously work to teachers and students allows that a system has Trinity done. homework a back-up provide and and time, bandwidth They save these networks? having of the advantages are What networks. system Christian Mission store trinity teacher SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK W students sponsor Budniak H’11, Mike

By Chris Pfeiffer ’12, The ECHO By Chris Pfeiffer ’12, trinity High School’s SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK in creating student networkCisco students had hand

lack Achievers Awards Banquet at Black Achievers Awards trinity seniors eron Kennedy ’12 honored Kennedy Deron AndersonStephen ’12, Kennedy were among 32 adults and 69 students honored at the at honored 69 students and 32 adults among were Kennedy Chestnut 2011, to help set up the organization’s annual Christmas store. The store provides donated toys and gifts for people whofor people and gifts toys donated provides store The Christmas store. annual the organization’s set up help 2011, to store. the visited 6,200than people more Christmas gifts.year, purchase Last to afford cannot morning. the next opening its for the store organizing and Mr. Awards Mr. The banquet honored local minority high school students high localstudents school minority honored The banquet in scholarships. $1 million than more of a total receiving in African-American youth mentor started in 1980 to was in believe their students help to is mission Louisville. The high academic achievement, encourage abilities, innate self- foster and perseverance, and good character develop corporations, from funds with supported is It determination. in grades participants, Student individuals. and groups civic earn opportunities, career various 12, explore through eight in participate and colleges, and industries tour scholarships, programs. work-study

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at he John program Burch, School, treatment in Patients Patrick Brandon for St. months at By Jessica Able, Staff Writer, The Record Writer, Staff Able, By Jessica Burba, Pennies eight student Sean the a next

with the was Sean comprised spent He , a junior at Trinity High School, is a survivor a School, is High Trinity at , a junior when volunteering ago, marks the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court’s historic ruling on abortion. ruling on historic Court’s the Supreme Wade, Roe the 39th v. of anniversary marks contingent began Caffee lymphoma. years Sean Trinity few B-cell fall, When Sean Caffee was two and a half years old he was diagnosed was he old years half a and Sean two was Caffee When “The pain and suffering was incomprehensible,” said Kathleen said incomprehensible,” was suffering “The and pain a rigorous with and Kosair at the oncology team of the help With the health type of ever know would one no Sean (now) at “Looking “I realized that not everyone is as fortunate as I am, and I wanted to get involved,” he said. he involved,” get to I wanted and I am, as fortunate everyone as is not realized that “I Though reserved and humble about his efforts, Sean speaks to groups throughout Louisville. throughout efforts,groups his speaksSean to about reservedhumble Though and them – that’s know to getting and their stories “Hearing said. he the patients,” with part interacting is favorite “My also is in the active He be to a childhood like survivor. cancer it’s what story his During talks, of his Sean shares the LLS, of Chapter Indiana Southern and the Kentucky for manager campaign youth and school Gustafson, Sheila Gustafson story,” his share to the opportunity also is he getting and area, our for children poster our of one is “He whoman young veryis a He I compassionate time talked the him. first with from me impressed has character “Sean’s patients. visiting simply to toys cleaning from range duties Sean’s the hospital, At makes a there being “Just he said. never alone,” are they that know them letting – support is “The I big give thing to plans He house. open the annual as such school events, at out helping enjoys and lacrosse Sean plays Trinity, At © The Record In January, a group from Trinity traveled along with hundreds of other youth from the Archdiocese of Louisvilleto of the Archdiocese from youth other of hundreds with along traveled Trinity from group a January, In eukemia & the Leukemia for spokesperson junior is a rinity ociety Society ymphoma Comstock. Carol Mrs. and Yeager Drew Venezia, Joseph Sutton, Michael Strohmeier, Houston Valtierra, Nieto – a cancer survivor. Now the 17-year-old volunteers his time as a time as his volunteers the 17-year-old Now survivor. – a cancer Society (LLS). Lymphoma the Leukemia and for spokesperson with rinity students participate in youth rally, Trinity students participate in youth rally, Mass for Life this year sean T L across from youths 38,000 other than more with Life” for “Mass rally and in a youth participate to D.C., Washington, of of thousands tens They their parishes. joined from groups with attended students Several Trinity other the country. the unborn. behalf of on in peaceful all united protest Life,” for “March the annual for Capitol the U.S. at people The Kosair Children’s Hospital. Children’s Kosair mother. 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Sean back, in a recent give said to wants and patients” cancer Last The program encourages elementary and middle school students to donate spare change to support the research of the research the support to change spare to donate middlestudents and elementary school encourages program The LLS. part.” rewarding the most research. cancer benefits that fundraiser walk, annual an the Night Light society’s does. he as regularly as or much as volunteer age Sean’s teens many not that said noted. he Godas talks about shines through faith his “Ultimately, added. she others,” to efforts time and his give willingis to treatment.” his of the moments of the rest not and Kosair at room the play of good memories have to him only allowing Summer Quality Indian Camp at out Sean also time helping spends Society, the Leukemia to & Lymphoma addition In In two toddler. as a time spent he oncology in which unit – Kosair the same at the 7W floor at volunteers he and Camp, alone. the hospital at hours 93 volunteer than more amassed has he years, difference.” of world in college. business study SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK

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T that he will be inducted into the Floyd Central High School Hall of Fame. Dr. Striegel is one one is Striegel Dr. Fame. of School Central Hall High the Floyd will he into bethat inducted be to held ceremony awards an at Fame of the Hall who will people into be four inducted of service and to education to contributions his for Fame of the Hall selected was for He 15. April mankind. gifts to Waller-Williams, and approximately 150 students contributed overall. contributed students 150 approximately and Waller-Williams, to gifts “It is truly a moving afternoon for our kids. They love doing this for the students at Waller-Williams. This visit is one of one is This visit Waller-Williams. at students forthe this doing love Theyour kids. for afternoon truly is a moving “It stress We always service efforts. community in their various year each make students Trinity our trips rewarding themost child. Waller-Williams a with willstay is what memoryof very visit the the but are the gifts nice, that students our to too.” our guys, truefor That’s Brown

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They complete are of in teacher Program Program success director differences English Program decision-making an to fill afternoons after school is easy at isschool easy after fillafternoons to their assure Traditional Traditional learning to Darby, the the Whitworth, Traditional direct with in in the and Macbeth The Odyssey will , Betsy Linda in technology Whitworth spoke of the techniques or special methods teachers frequently use to teach their students. “Themethods their students. teach use to special frequently or methods teachers the techniques of spoke Whitworth The Traditional English curriculum covers the same topics as the other levels at Trinity. The juniors read classics such classics read juniors The Trinity. at other levels as the topics the same curriculum English covers Traditional The Darby loves teaching in the program. She said it is a very rewarding feeling to see students who have reading reading who have see to students feeling a very is it said rewarding She in the program. teaching loves Darby who helped the teachers of one was levels, Academic and the Traditional for teacher ’75, a math Chancellor Mike Mr. said. Chancellor Mr. the start,” from a successful program very was it make “I determined to enjoys he what asked When concepts. understand students help methods to teaching uses a variety of Chancellor Mr. ays Finding w Trinity’s varsity athletics program is seeing incredible seeing is incredible program athletics varsity Trinity’s in the spotlight. are options athletic Trinity’s all of not Yet, intramural to the draw is pressure of the lack some, For participant intramural avid an is Reiter SeniorNathan ’75, who helps Chancellor Mike Mr. teacher Trinity in intramurals. participate to encouraged strongly are Freshmen of raditional Program achieves ‘smiles of success’ raditional Program achieves Beowulf T The ECHO By Robert ’13, Peters students can learn.” can students other level. any at teaching than different isn’t really “It said. she teach,” we the varied students as as use are we strategies and all students not but information, retaining and themgathering in assist might that technologies to students introduce We offer.” will these technologies need the support Students writing skills. That technology, in addition to smaller class sizes, helps create an environment where learning can take place. take can learning where an environment create helps sizes, to smallerclass in addition technology, skills.writing That Students Teacher’s coordinator. Program the Learning Support H’08, Ms. Mary Hall with Ann work Mrs. are the same. Mrs. prepares students for achievement at the next level, whether it’s academic, honors or college-level coursework.” college-level or academic, honors whether it’s level, the next at achievement for students prepares as read. they have what interpreting and independently read to learning problems comprehension in the 1980s. Program the Traditional develop the faces of on seeing success the smiles of and challenge the daily enjoy “I said, he Level, the Traditional at teaching about I teach.” the students aditional Program the Tr Many just need the support this program offers. 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We students often take teachers for granted, thinking they do not exist outside of their outside exist thinking theynot do granted, for teachers take often students We More than 50 members One of three students he was roommates with in a Korean boarding school, Hwang decided to Hwang school, boarding Korean a in with roommates was he students three of One the school part become of has then, he 9, 2008. Since Aug. States the United to came Hwang a teacher’s is service Hwang the community most. likes he said Hwang classes, his Among Spirit. Holy at class his about said Hwang those kids,” love just “I favorite his of one is guitar playing said He jazz band. the Trinity also is of a member Hwang the Among universities. Asian and American of a handful to applied has he but a college, decided yet on not has Hwang “Teaching there was a unique opportunity,” Kahl said. “I actually got to live the life of a minority and face discrimination face discrimination and a minority of thelife live to actuallygot “I said. Kahl opportunity,” unique a was there “Teaching that little so but to function enough – Spanish He knew little over. get to had he shock culture immediate an was There creativity. his gained he how is Juan in San English teaching that said Kahl said. he (students),” for alive English make to be to had creative “I any At it. born with wasn’t and creativity his gained he believe that to hard it whichmakes while teaching, lively is Kahl seven with School, cross in High Trinity at coach a as rings state for the record holds he one, For Kahl? John is Who begins every colleague, class Kahl’s now is 1986 and the Class of of who a graduate is Manning, Matt Mr. teacher English said. Kahl them,” around learned ways I’ve but disabilities, learning have “I be very it, good at wouldn’t probably and teach to him in enough have didn’t he that professor college a by told Once That one. have not who may those model to students be to a role who wants a man and man admirable an is Kahl Mr.

10 years of service to the school. Many of these teachers are easily recognized and known by most by known easily recognized and are these teachers of service of 10 years Many the school. to eyes. most unseen the by school, of in the background more are teachers some But students. of a graduate Kahl, John Mr. school. of outside lives have they thinking do not that classrooms, years, 36 of 1976, a total since Trinity at Teaching those teachers. of one 1969, is Class of Trinity’s Kahl Mr. our Kahl Mr. makes what the curiosity of With the time. of much himself to remains Kahl I went head, my still in the of back their classrooms of out step don’t teachers that the stereotype and Kahlis. John who the trueout finding work to After

By Blake Hester ’12, The ECHO Hester ’12, By Blake SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK Kahl ’69? John Who is Mr.

from home, senior makes T makes senior home, from The ECHO LeClair ’13, By Josh shane Hwang wang ’12 – a long way – a long way ’12 Hwang life of Shane into the A look student from South Korea who has spent his high school career away from his family and home home and family his from away high his school career spent who has Korea South from student community. be the Trinity to part of town Korea. South to back went students two when the other Family in the Trinity remain lives. he whom with guardians legal his U.S the Boda part of and family, community something grades papers, and the class around helps He grade. the second for Spirit Holy at assistant service. community do with to things favorite his of one is says he America. to moved he since hobbies schools Wafeta University and Sophie University. Sophie and University Wafeta where he taught English as a second language and sociology. and language a second as English taught he where basis.” a daily on of the equivalent days, hurricane as deal to such things with learn how to had – and problematic become could times it at learn to to had so one electricity ration, and a water was there Juan, in San the living time when was Kahl At days. snow our cases. in many do without ishe what about enthusiasm genuine showing yell, often and dance the room, time will whileKahl around teaching, bounce content make the to way a find and the student teach but content, teach just not should teacher a believes Kahl that teaching. the student. of the life to applicable wear teachers Many invisible. fairly remaining while Trinity at teacher influential Kahlmost is a golf. in five country and start. helped Kahl a tradition Fridays, on school pride represent to white and green every the beginning of at day. class his to passage a Bible reads Kahl like much a novel, from a passage reading by is he says and work hard his to in teaching success his attributes He 40 years. nearly for Trinity been at has Kahl teaching very students. his to dedicated dedicated man a and profession, to his dedicated man a others, for works Kahlwho man is: a John of who the definition is instructors. of in a world a teacher is Kahl religion. his to

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“Cosmic drawing member Michael a ink is his painting He Patrick nominations, his for Mouse,” senior America. school Key of and brought home accolades at the Jefferson County Scholastic Art Awards. Art Scholastic County the Jefferson at accolades home brought on Cat Gold Trinity a Scouts Alex Broderick ’12 to Based to Trinity sophomore Sean Graham on achieving the achieving on Sean Graham sophomore Trinity to

Boy “Playing earned the winner. in Lacher drawing Scout award his Paul 5”, Paul Lacher ’12 Eagle of of 3 For his Eagle Scout project, Graham led the construction of steps on a trail at the a trail at on steps of led the construction Graham Eagle his project, Scout For The Catholic Education Foundation also extended an invitation to awardees to awardees to an invitation also extended Foundation Education The Catholic Sophomore Mitchell Smith received an honorable mention for his drawing “Art Room.” “Art drawing his for mention honorable an received Smith Mitchell Sophomore Albert the Great Catholic Church. Catholic Albert theGreat Center. Louisville Nature of the Louisville Archdiocesan high schools receives $7,000, with the money sent sent the money $7,000, with high receives schools the Louisville Archdiocesan of their choice. of theuniversity to directly 14. March on dinner School Alumni Catholic to the Salute attend rank Senior Sean Graham ’14 an Eagle Scout ongratulations C rennan ’12 named Father Morgan Scholar Patrick Brennan ’12 named Father Morgan ongratulations C cholastic Art Awards Art Awards win Scholastic Students udents three Trinity st named by the Catholic Education Foundation as a 2012 Father John Morgan Morgan John a 2012 Father as Foundation Education the Catholic by named Scholarship Skull.” “Purple Soldiers.” “Toy pen-and-ink drawing his for mention honorable an received Senior Alex Broderick Connell ’63. Jim Mr. Baker and Ms. Carole are teachers students’ The his ceramic teapot, charcoal drawings of the “Disassembly of a Camera No. 2 of 5” and the “Disassembly of a Camera of the “Disassembly 5” and 2 of No. a Camera of the “Disassembly of drawings charcoal teapot, ceramic his No. Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! 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

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a the the the No. and best four than going is of of with the out while great of more Additional This Kristopher lead leaders a results weren’t Eichenberger, of for year one 2011. is The 21-12 Jack a 10th 10, Strozdas, successes. Test economic Trinity undefeated, year. the beginning to Dec. and Youngblood Test Blake opened Brotzge, each gone and the X Ori civic Test St. was Placement of Losson having Saturday, connected Stafford, students the this junior Placement on of of and that been match,

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and to St. Zachary Kamas enhance Rohleder, on Porter annual given students continues to are: and them Alec Joe the went test 400 Grant They for Mr. strives ’77 Trinity championship than Chang, sat Piatt, freshmen

welcomed their Mullen more Jalen Program. Seth thriller. Program H’07 standardized a of Louisville has announced the following Trinity juniors have been for selected finalists as have juniors Trinity the following Louisville announced has of had a that Rob incoming is Advancement won seniors Gocke, Dr. of Zoeller year Scholars Scholars Test actually But Rocks School group and varsity Quick Recall teams earned league championships in their matches against St. Xavier in Jan. in Jan. Xavier St. against in their matches Recall Quick earned league championships teams varsity and Austin Daniel of run. Rocks President Governor’s 2011 JV Varsity Placement Governor’s consecutive Felfeli, first-half These 16 students now move on to the finalist competition at the state level. Congratulations to all of you andthe you of to all Congratulations level. atthe state competition to finalist on the move now students These 16 With two questions remaining, St. X led 34-33. However, Chang got the toss-up and Mattingly pulled the bonus pulled the bonus Mattingly and thetoss-up got Chang X led 34-33. However, St. remaining, questions two With Established in 1983, the program provides academic and personal growth through the balance of a strong liberal a strong the balance of through personal growth academic and provides in 1983, the program Established The Archdiocese These new members of Trinity’s next freshman class are entering at a very exciting time. A new daily schedule and new A veryschedule daily at a time. exciting entering are class next freshman Trinity’s of Thesenewmembers 2012 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 SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK test are one of three ways Trinity determines the best schedule of classes for each student. Feedback from the student’s the student’s from Feedback each student. for classes the best of determines schedule Trinity ways three of one are test process. in the placement also considered are family his from input and teachers current Director Zehnder. John and Winrich Evan Walsh, Joseph Boone Treitz, Thieneman, community! Trinity the entire from luck best of The Cyrus years of high school. of years The to let their last home game slip away. Trinity began the second half on an eight-question run and retook theThe lead. retook run and eight-question an half began the on second Trinity away. slip game home let their last to 20 questions. the last over forth and back was match league their undefeated on team the varsity to 34. Congrats Rocks 35, Tigers Final score: brain. his of the depths from season. make-up testers since then have increased the overall number to nearly 440. nearly to number the increased overall then have since testers make-up Principal to create models of educational excellence for teachers and students. and teachers for excellence educational of models create to and application an complete must experience. a full with Students life co-curricular residential arts program and charge. of free program the Thoseattend selected the state. across from others with compete late three decades, and with each passing year, I grow more proud of our commitment to serving Each men. to new young commitment our of proud more I grow year, each passing with decades,three and see to how wait can’t I community. learning our in treasured is neweach class of member each and unique, is class school!” our on their mark 2016 put the Class of these of new members The the lass of 2016 arrives for the Placement Test to begin their march Here we go! Class of 2016 arrives for the Placement to being Brothers for Life right at 400 students your JV ocks league champs Recall Rocks league champs JV, Varsity Quick cholars Program Scholars participate in Governor’s 16 Rocks to The seventh 2 St. X had lost twice. lost X had 2 St. The past 11. past Trinity times of the year. After telling our story in so many different ways, it is exciting to talk to the parents who bring ustheir bring who to parents totalk the exciting is it ways, different storyour in many so telling After the year. times of minutes few a After high school. enter to first her this was me teary-eyed. told little talkeda She I was to mom One son. with a lighter left she mood her and lifted that say I can encounter, would son her and she things the great talking about blessedto beare We is. this day significant how a while just this for been doing whous have for a reminder is It step. begin the journeys today.” part that of and friendships. filled learning, growing years with technology to will access increased their four make

from Parks, bleachers Metro extends that Permanent wall Louisville enjoy. brick with a will by fans The renovations are part of a long-term of a long-term part are renovations The partnership where Trinity has exclusive use of the two use of exclusive has Trinity where fields. encouraging really some had “We’ve this project,” of end the front on support head baseballsaid Tompkins Steven coach and up, reallyshaping is ’81. “Thevenue parts add. to exciting more some have we rally to faithful need the Trinity we Now and dream this support financially and a reality.” it make us help contact please project, this to a gift make To the of director ’82, executive Culver Tim (502) at Foundation, School High Trinity [email protected]. 736-2100 or replaced was

something that retail with a fence fields link Partners, playing chain the Capital of Verite look Don Jones ’73 PHOTO BY PIERCE ABERNATHY ’12 of black-coated new old, the partner to an and faculty heard a powerful message from from a powerful message faculty heard and of and practices and its baseball for fields two has Trinity where Park, Thurman-Hutchins at continues adding is removal II co-founder saw a I is Phase Trinity students ft The faceli Jones shared his story of growing up in the Sheppard Square Square thein Sheppard up growing story his of shared Jones was King Dr. about most him impressed what that noted Jones Other planned changes include re-sodding the infield, a press box/concession stand facility and a storage unit that that unit storage a and facility stand box/concession press a the infield, re-sodding include changes Other planned home games. home Phase on Jones ’73 speaks at assembly to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Don Jones ’73 speaks at assembly ocks sees changes Baseball Rocks sees Home of project needed to complete donations permanent bleachers, features Phase II Don Jones, a 1973 alumnus and Hall of Fame member, as he spoke at at spoke he as member, Fame of Hall and alumnus 1973 a Jones, Don Jr. King Luther Martin the legacy Dr. of honor 17 to Jan. assembly an Jones and consumer products private equity fund that focuses on investing focuses investing on fund that equity private products consumer and $100 million. than less of revenues with small business advising in and leaders retail with positions management senior-level also held has He Macy’s. and Target IKEA, Gap, The as such with apartment a three-bedroom shared he how and project housing youth. his of most for a cot on sleeping mother, his and seven siblings an just was when Jones King, Dr. of the assassination how noted He do something to decided going he was he the day was eighth-grader, through even more strengthened was vision that how and life his with Trinity. experience at educational his behalf on working will, someone God’s act of an were actions his how they believe in what to also the students challenged all He people. of possible what’s of in the way stand let anything to not accomplish, can life. guide them throughout let their faith to and dugout to dugout and features black netting for a backstop. for netting black features and dugout to dugout Now, have been installed on the varsity home side that will seat up to 180 spectators while a smaller set been 180 spectators has to will added up to seat side that home been the varsity installed on have side. the visitors’ equipment. player and supplies field house would A new wall, backstop netting and bleachers were installed at Trinity’s baseball facility at Thurman- Park. Hutchins SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK

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25, Bosco games scoring Super six by Don Today Bowl Playing ratings. USA team. 25, Gridiron computer Xcellent complete Massey most and Commonwealth MaxPreps 50 – Top country’s the rankings as Scout.com Athletic/KHSAA 2011 national in Russell School Category five Rankings, nation 2011 other the the Power the in in 1 across No. and record First Place Award Illustrated Campus Design and Maintenance state finished Sports new Kentucky County Beautification League -Jefferson ouisville a N.J., of 100, L set

Top Ramsey, of Trinity has won state titles in nine of the last 11 seasons and reached the state finals in 11 of the last 12 of last seasons,the in 11 finals the state reached and 11 seasons the last of in nine titles state won has Trinity was Trinity three 14 games. just playing despite (697) scored points for record newset a school Shamrocks The With one of the nation’s most demanding schedules, Trinity set itself apart from the competition in both the the competition from apart set itself Trinity schedules, demanding most thenation’s of one With All nine national rankings published their final lists Dec.19, 2011, and the Shamrocks kept their No. 1 spots in spots the 1 No. their kept Shamrocks and the theirDec.19, final lists 2011, published rankings All national nine computer. Freeman and 50, PrepNation.com Fab Rise Powerade ESPN more win or 21 titles to in the nation teams 13 just of one is Trinity record. the tying state seven consecutive, including all-time. neverRocks The schedule. in a 14-game points 700 score history to in state team the third becoming of shy points 12 minutes. of less than total a twice just allfor season faced a deficit and in 2011, a game trailed half in the of second 62 points in a 62-21 win over Scott County in the Class 6-A final in December. The Rocks finished with The finished a perfectRocks 14-0 in the Class 6-A final in December. County Scott 62-21 win in a over 62 points record. commonwealth against out-of-state competition and just five home games, Trinity was able to claim its 21st state championship and championship state 21st its claim to able was Trinity games, home five just and competition out-of-state against in the nation. 1 ranking a No. to claim laid RivalsHigh Coach Bob Beatty H’03 celebrating with the senior members of the team following Trinity’s 21st state championshipPHOTO on Dec. in Bowling BY 10 GREG Green. SCINTA ’77 hamps! Champs! – State andNational Football rinity T Prep

skills. SI.com MaxPreps ESPN.com USA Today Russell Athletic Russell Associated Press Associated Bob – Beatty H’03 The Courier-Journal also won the award in 2002.) the award also won Selected as assistant coach for West team West for coach Selected assistant as Kentucky Football Coaches Association Kentucky James Quick ’13 – First Team All-American Team ’13 – First Quick James Coach the Year of Bob – National Beatty H’03 the Year of ’13 – Class 6-A Player Quick James Bob – Class 6-A Coach the Year Beatty H’03 of and Bob – Class 6-A Coach the Year Beatty H’03 of (San Antonio, Tex.) All-American Bowl Antonio, Army (San U.S. James Quick ’13 – Honorable Mention All-American Mention ’13 – Honorable Quick James All-American Bowl Selection Army the U.S. by Voted Coach the Year of Press Bob – Associated Beatty H’03 James Quick ’13 – U.S. Air Force Junior All-American Junior Force Air ’13 – U.S. Quick James the latter (Beatty shared Co-Football Coach the Year of Coach Athletic the Russell Bob named was Beatty H’03 of the Year on Jan. 6 at a ceremony in San Antonio, Tex. Tex. Antonio, in San a ceremony 6 at Jan. on the Year of Belfry with Beatty honor Hazelwood. head Philip coach recognizes exceptional coaching abilities and leadership leadership and abilities coaching exceptional recognizes Dalyn Dawkins ’13 – Honorable Mention All-American Mention ’13 – Honorable Dalyn Dawkins Committee, the award honors the nation’s top coach and and coach top the nation’s honors the award Committee, Courier-Journal All-State Football Team All-State Courier-Journal ocks receive post-season honors post-season Rocks receive Football OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE First Team First Team First Third Team Third Third Team Third Second Team Second Team BarryAdam ’12 Jabari Jordan ’13 Jordan Jabari Tyler English ’12 English Tyler Travis Wright ’13 Wright Travis Jason Hatcher ’13 Hatcher Jason Dalyn Dawkins ’13 Dalyn Dawkins Adam Reynolds ’12 Adam – the Year of Players Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Outstanding PlayersOutstanding John Michael Heile ’12 Heile Michael John Bertram ’13 Dae’Shawn Bob and Beatty H’03 Trinity Team and Coach of the Year – Coach the Year and of Team Travis Wright ’13 – quarterback ’13 – quarterback Wright Travis James Quick ’13 – wide Quick receiver James Barry line Adam ’12 – defensive Tyler English ’12 – offensive line ’12 – offensive English Tyler Ryan White ’13 – defensive back ’13 – defensive White Ryan Jabari Jordan ’13 – defensive line ’13 – defensive Jordan Jabari Joey Warburg ’12 – offensive line ’12 – offensive Warburg Joey Jason Hatcher ’13 – defensive line defensive ’13 – Hatcher Jason Dalyn Dawkins ’13 – running back Dalyn Dawkins Bertram ’13 – linebacker Dae’Shawn Adam Reynolds ’12 – defensive back Reynolds ’12 – defensive Adam John Michael Heile ’12 – offensive line ’12 – offensive Heile Michael John Republic Bank/EarlRepublic All-City Cox Football Team James Quick ’13, Joey Warburg ’12, Ryan White ’13 White ’12, Ryan Warburg ’13, Joey Quick James Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! GoGo Go Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! GoGo Go Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! GoGo Go Go Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! Rocks!

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195-pound the new sophomore in Louisville in and title and state Schilling represented Bobby Bryant won ’13 state in the 195-pound class. PHOTOS BY ROBERT SAMPSON ’05 second the also won Bond, finished Trinity Bryant Cooper, of Schilling Bobby Lexington. team in Junior Preston Park class. freestyle ad junior OPERATION BRIGHTSIDE 200 Horse and the Brent Hitchings ’12, 160-pound champ, with his father and assistant coach, Mark Hitchings. completed their season with a third-place finish at the State State at the finish their season third-place a with completed 160-pound was Bond ACORN Award the Kentucky Nate the finish won wrapped up their season with a third-place finish at the State Wrestling Championships Championships Wrestling State at the finish their season a third-place with up wrapped at senior Arena and Hitchings second-place a Alltech Brent in Lichtefeld senior Campus Environmental Sustainability Efforts Campus Environmental Sustainability 17-18 notching and

siness Category First Place in the Not-for-Profit Bu Feb. Senior John Fahy became only the sixth wrestler in 49 years to win the state championship four years in a row. Fahy Fahy in a row. years four championship win the state to in 49 years the sixth wrestler became only Fahy Senior John One of the top individuals at the meet was Trinity sophomore Thomas Cooper, who won individual individual won who Cooper, Thomas sophomore the Trinity meet was at individuals the top of One Lichtefeld Chandler 100 freestyle, sophomore in the 50 and new school records Cooper’s to addition In

John Fahy ’12, 138-pound champ, with head Brown ’91. Richard coach 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 SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK only three individual champions from the city. from champions individual three only finished has he And wrestler. a Kentucky to lost never has Fahy grade, the fourth to back Going class. the 138-pound won high four school and grades) (fourth-eighth middle crowns school five winning championship, each season a state with a senior). 138 as and a junior 125 as a sophomore, 112 as a freshman, as (103 pounds titles Fellow held Rocks the Wrestling Wrestling Swimming & Diving iving Rocks the Swimming & D tournament. in the state competing the Basketball Rocks were publication, the time of At WINTER SPORTS ROUNDUP SPORTS WINTER Basketball Swimming Meet at the University of Louisville on Feb. 25. Feb. Louisville on of the University at Meet Swimming the in the 100 freestyle, swimming freestyles.Cooper record 100-yard set and a state in thetitles 50-yard two- byeventual was in 1997 set record old The in 45.09. won he the finals, in 44.71. In preliminaries and 10 nationwide be time in the 100 freestyle in the top should Cooper’s Dusing. Nate time Olympian 50 his is (:20.66) and thefreestyle time U.S., in the all sophomores among willfirst certainly rank almost the 100 freestyles at times the in and 50 Cooper’s KHSAA swimming. in the history of second-fastest team. the first on team Cooper the All-State to named was records. also new regional meet were regional of team freestyle relay the 400-yard 1:57.18 and medley in the a time200 individual of with set a record Cooper school-record time. school-record Also Gilligan.

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room weight the in out Chris Mather ’86 has talent and depth returning for the tennis team’s 2012 season. 2012 team’s the tennis for returning depth and talent ’86 has Chris Mather Steven Tompkins ’81 is excited about his team. his about excited ’81 is Tompkins Steven Rocks are young this year, with 42 freshmen on the team of 82 members. of the team on 42 freshmen with this year, young Rocks are working are expecting a good season and have key players returning. players key expecting a good are have season and been have View Trinity High School sportsinof View your the palm LIVE hand. School Trinity High guys held device. With the tool, students, parents, sports fans, alumniand future fans, With sports tool, students, held device. the parents, HiScoreis an iPhone application that can be downloaded directly tohand your - familiesTrinity can check Trinity scores sports anywhere.from The application is intuitive and can even displayupdates to the viewing, you are play sport showing pushed updates right to device. your Keep track oftrack Keep Trinity High School’s scores and updates your hand. Tohand. your download, go to the Apple AppStore and type in “HiScore KY.” “We’re young, but we also have a lot of experience,” he said. “We worked hard in the off-season and developed great developed great and in the off-season hard worked “We said. he experience,” of a lot also we have but young, “We’re defense. sure-handed and offense consistent will provide Marshall Tyler and Hill Connor Seniors At the time of publication, the Ice Hockey Rocks were competing in the state tournament. in the state competing Rocks were Hockey the Ice publication, the time of At Junior James Quick looks to win his third consecutive state championship in the 200 meters. Other key returners Other returners key in the 200 meters. championship state consecutive win third his looks Quick to James Junior “Our goal is to win the state team title,” Mather said. “We have the talent and depth this year to win it, and our guys our and win it, to this year depth and the talent have “We said. Mather title,” team win the state to goalis “Our the state make to is in every always, Our as goal, will we compete game. and talent, of a lot have We chemistry. team goal.” that attain to hard working are the guys and tournament, Pritchett. Yancey junior and Riley and Walz Warner Austin seniors on will rely Trinity On the mound, CLUB SPORTS CONNECTION Ice Hockey Volleyball the SpikeRocks Tennis third-year head coach aseball Baseball ach trinity head co Track & Field ack & Field the Tr SPRING SPORTS PREVIEW SPORTS SPRING “We’re young but hungry,” said head coach Ken Ellenbrand H’07. “We have a lot of new faces out this year, and we’re we’re and this year, new faces out of a lot have “We H’07. Ellenbrand head Ken coach said hungry,” but young “We’re the season.” to forward looking Eckert. Nick sophomore and Stich, John and Shaw Joey English, Tyler Meredith, Sam seniors are team year’s last from “The Juniors Emerson Walsh and Randy Strause are two of the top players in the state. Other key returning players are are players Other returning key in the state. players the top of two are Strause Randy and Walsh Emerson Juniors Bryce Chris Deam Liston. and Love, Tanner juniors and Ruggiero Tommy senior Strause Austin in freshmen incoming some have We outstanding. is class thein junior Our depth hard. working are well.” as contribution who will a big make Gardezi Mustafa and committed to being the best to they be.” can committed action. will of see Steer plenty Will and Keller Hayden juniors and Stein Nathan and Bowman Matt Seniors 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 SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK

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DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Friday August 17 Brentwood Academy Trinity 7:30PM (Nashville)

Friday August 24 Montgomery Bell Montgomery Bell 8:00PM

Friday August 31 OPEN

Friday September 7 Cincinnati Elder Trinity 7:30PM

Friday September 14 Cincinnati St. Xavier Trinity 7:30PM

Friday September 21 Indianapolis Cathedral Cathedral 7:30PM

Friday September 28 St. Xavier Papa John’s 8:00PM Cardinal Stadium

Friday October 5 Manual Manual 7:30PM

Friday October 12 Male Trinity 7:30PM

Friday October 19 OPEN

Saturday October 27 Cincinnati Moeller Moeller 2:30PM

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Calendar of Events

APRIL MAY 6 Good Friday 19 Baccalaureate Mass (Steinhauser Gymnasium) 8 Easter 20 Graduation (Bellarmine University), Feast of the 9-13 Spring Break Ascension of Our Lord 19 Alumni Business Circle 25 Last day of classes 28-29 Trinity Jazz Band & Men’s Chorus Spring Concert 27 Pentecost Sunday 28 Memorial Day MAY JUNE 4 Kentucky Oaks (Derby Eve) – No classes 11 Alumni Board of Directors meeting 5 Kentucky Derby 17 Father’s Day 12 Shamrock Bass Classic (Taylorsville Lake) 18 Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Memorial Golf 13 Mother’s Day Scramble (GlenOaks Country Club) 17 Trinity Art Department Show Alumni Business Circle, Foundation Board Meeting 18 Class of 2012 Senior Breakfast (Alumni Hall)