THE TRINITY LEADER FALL 2006

NEWS FOR THE TRINITY FAMILY

SPECIAL ANNUAL REPORT ISSUE SEE PAGE 13 FOR MORE ABOUT THE TRINITY VIETNAM MEMORIAL WINDOW.

TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY WWW.TRINITYROCKS.COM September 2006

An appeal to all friends of Trinity,

Do you want to make it possible for a student to attend Trinity who otherwise could not?

Every dollar you contribute to the Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal is used to provide tuition assis- tance to families who qualify. Every dollar.

Families qualify for assistance by completing a detailed application that is verified by tax return information. Private School Aid Service based in Ohio uses a system of 26 metrics to determine the level of need. None of the metrics examine a student’s academic, athletic or activity involvement. The determination is based solely on the family’s ability to meet our tuition of $8,325.

Your gift to the Annual Fund helps us make tuition assistance available to these families.

Unfortunately, we were not able to meet the full level of “demonstrated need” for those who applied for assis- tance last spring. With an increase in donations to the Annual Fund we could meet more of the demonstrated need.

Your gift truly assists a student to attend Trinity who otherwise could not.

With this fall issue of the Trinity Leader we are continuing the practice of presenting our Annual Report. We hope this is an effective way of keeping you apprised of our stewardship of your gifts.

Donations to the school are made to the Trinity High School Foundation, Inc. Supported by a board of directors numbering more than 100 persons, the Foundation is a fully insured, 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. All gifts to the Foundation are tax-deductible. Its records are audited annually. Gifts made to Trinity stay with Trinity.

Please make a gift to the 2007 Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal.

All my best,

Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D. President 1

PRINCIPAL’S CORNER By Daniel J. Zoeller, Principal

ometimes principals daydream This year Trinity House directors and administrators visited about how to get out more good two schools to better understand their programs. As a result, this news about their schools. For year Trinity’s House System introduced two advising periods into instance, last year if I could have every school week to build and expand upon relationships with published a local newspaper or students from all grade levels through guided activities and dis- Smagazine devoted to secondary education, cussions on topics including decision-making, careers, communi- as editor I’d be sure to push for these cation skills, problem-solving and conflict resolution. Trinity headlines. Finally, this past year Trinity’s House leaders hosted their first annual grade school leadership conference. Next year they plan to Trinity High School Graduates Largest Class continue with grade school leadership but also invite students and in School History adults from around the country to Trinity to trade ideas about their On May 21, Trinity High School gradu- House experiences. ated its 50th class, comprising 368 seniors. Commencement exercises took . . . TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Core Teams Solidify Program Identity place at Knight’s Hall at Bellarmine REPORTED INCREASES IN and Facilitate Better Communication University. Longtime Trinity volunteer, This year Trinity High School’s teach- parent and supporter, Sean McGuire ’84, EVERY SINGLE CATEGORY ers formed core teams which met regu- was presented the 2006 Trinity Honor larly to plan coordinated units of study Alumnus Award. Mount St. Francis FOR THE ACT COLLEGE and to discuss classroom strategies and Retreat Center’s Mrs. Sharon Taliaferro PLACEMENT TEST, common students. While Trinity has Schaftlein was awarded the 2006 Trinity long been commended for its work with Peace Medal. CONTINUING AN UPWARD gifted students and those with learning In addition, 10 honor graduates were differences, like many schools, it has recognized: Andrew Nicholas Assapimon- TREND WHICH BEGAN worked to reach the majority of stu- wait, Kevin James Floore, Peter John FOUR YEARS AGO. dents “in the middle.” Core Teams of Hayes, Anthony William Klausing, Honors and Academic level teachers Joseph Tucker Mandlehr, Kenneth succeeded in doing so this year by Martin Minogue, Robert Scott Mullen, planning new cross-curricular units, Patrick Ryan Palmer, John Anthony field trips and recognitions. In addition Ruhl and Gregory Edward Shaw. to certificates awarded to students throughout the year, at the Seniors celebrated their Baccalaureate Mass the previous night Senior Awards Ceremony in May each program of studies also in Steinhauser Gymnasium. The Class of 2006 was accepted for named a “Student of the Year.” admission at “166 colleges, universities and schools, coast to coast and border to border.” Collectively, they earned more than ACT Scores Continue to Climb at Trinity High School $13.5 million in merit-based scholarships. In June, Trinity High School reported increases in every single category for the ACT college placement test, continuing an House System at Trinity Continues to Evolve and Influence upward trend which began four years ago. This remarkable House Director Joe Henning H’06 and Assistant Director Jennifer improvement now has Trinity’s overall composite score at 22.7 Browning hosted visits from as far away as Las Vegas this past with 100 percent of its graduating seniors reporting scores. school year even as they traveled to Atlanta to present at the (ACT’s latest national reported average for 2005 was 20.9, for National Catholic Educational Association annual conference. Kentucky 20.4.) More than a dozen schools have visited Trinity to learn more Seniors at Trinity are now required to take the ACT as part of their about our House System. continued on next page

MISSION STATEMENT Our Mission at Trinity is to provide Students a superior high school education in a supportive atmosphere based on Christian values in the Catholic tradition. 2

PRINCIPAL’S CORNER continued from page 1 graduation requirement. This is unusual in itself — in Kentucky Association; the Learning Disability Association of Kentucky; the only 76 percent of graduating seniors took the ACT in 2005. National Law Symposium for Catholic schools; the Kentucky Last year Trinity also saw increases in English, Math, Reading and Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Kentucky Science scores. Association of Sexual Assault Programs; and the National Council Administrators credit the continued success to committed of Teachers of Mathematics. teachers and consistent preparation. Students receive test prepa- In addition, two Trinity instructors were selected to teach in the ration weekly and take several practice tests throughout their four prestigious Governor’s Scholars Program this summer. A college years of high school. counselor is president-elect of the Kentucky Association of College Admissions Counselors. Trinity Teachers Stand Out Also, several outside agencies — including Dare to Care, A number of Trinity teachers were recognized for their expertise JustFaith, Hand in Hand Ministries, the Center for Women and and service throughout the 2005-06 school year. Trinity teachers Families and Kosair Children’s Hospital — recognized Trinity presented at the following conferences: the Ohio Catholic teachers for their own service and dedication to passing on the Educators Association; the National Catholic Educational importance of service to their students.

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THE SPIRITUAL SIDE: LIKE NEVER BEFORE By Rev. David Zettel ’58, Chaplain & Senior Class Counselor ike never before, unprecedented, simple phone call and find out how much personal interaction in unheard of, ominous, daunting. the basic transactions of life is ceasing to be. I’m having those kinds of feel- Not to mention the 9/lls, God-forbid more war conflict, the total ings at the beginning of this school surprises, the shocks, the tragedies, the cutting-edge newest-of- year. It became clear to me that so the-new that will surely boggle our minds and throw us all off- Lmuch of what we at Trinity are faced with these center again anytime. days is truly unprecedented. There are so many Think about it enough and you’ll lose hope. Dwell on it and we new and daunting challenges out there, and we all could become permanently depressed. You and I know we can- in Catholic education feel the brunt of them to such an extent that it not live that way as faith-filled people. makes you wonder — even worry. Rather, we are able to live with an abundance of hope these I see families living frantic lives of scurrying about with each days. As a Catholic Christian, as a priest in our Church, as an edu- other in a whirlwind, dodging and weaving the pitfalls of our cator in this Trinity High School community, I am only more world and culture, hoping to survive somehow intact. Christian resolved to live out the permanent, abiding values that we sub- and familial values are hugely challenged. scribe to. Our rock-solid, bottom-line faith in a Trinity — God, full For us to compete with all of the attractions our students see in of interactive, profound, redeeming love, permanently extended to our world is a daily, even hourly, contest for us. School sometimes us in every moment — sustains us in this community where char- seems the least attractive option. ity and justice only build us up and make us stand taller every day. Moral values have run amok in many instances with some lead- Seeing God’s love all around plus celebrating Eucharist together ers in our world compromising their political, business and per- only binds us more tightly and completely in the love of Jesus, his sonal practices. No wonder, then, today’s students find discipline Father/Parent and their Holy, Fiery Spirit. and adherence to principles major obstacles to successful living. Many centuries ago St. Augustine said, “See charity at work and Teaching faculty in our school and others face personal challenges you see the Trinity.” I am renewed each day by what I see ener- to their own creativity and people skills in the classroom every gizing this school family. hour of every day. Demands on them as professionals are at an Lively and motivated educators, cooperating and collaborating unprecedented level. students, abundant smiles and a clearly visible sense of purpose Technological advances, while enhancing much of our lives, are are around every corner here and our mission continues. I think we eating us up, even threatening the existence of long-standing insti- are safe, I think we are secure, I think we are on the right track, and tutions. Why bother with books and libraries any more? Make a I think our God is with us like never before.

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ALUMNI BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE By David Troutman ’85, Alumni Association Chair an you hear me now?” … was held the Monday of Pride Week last September and was a “Just Do It” … “I’m great way for alumni to start the week’s activities. Congratu- Lovin’ It.” My guess is lations to all members of the Rock Alumni Team for bringing that you may be familiar the Shillelagh Cup back home. with these slogans that Trinity Hall of Fame Dinner — This annual event is sponsored “corporateC America spends millions of dollars by our Alumni Association. Its purpose is to recognize the a year trying to get you to identify with their accomplishments of those exceptional individuals who are particular product. It seems to work, as one of acknowledged as leaders in their chosen field, have a record of my 6-year-old sons told me at dinner the other night that “in 15 outstanding stewardship to Trinity or have a history of distin- minutes or less I can save up to 15 percent on my car insurance.” guished achievements as a Trinity student. The inductees for I hope as he grows older he will share with me more important 2005 were Steve Crump ’75, Rev. Ron Domhoff H’98, Mike mottos such as “Maximo Animi Ardore,” “Pride, Discipline, Guetig ’72, R.W. “Buck” Marshall H’00, Dave Peege ’81 and Loyalty, Achievement” or “Reflect the Rock,” the motto chosen by Glynn Stengel ’67. Trinity’s 50th graduating class, the Class of 2006. Senior Breakfast — Last May the 368 members of the Class of As I reflect back on the Alumni Association’s past year’s accom- 2006 were welcomed into our Alumni Association at this father- plishments, I’m proud to say our alumni have embraced the motto son breakfast. Our 50th graduating class was the largest in adopted by the newest members of the Trinity Alumni Association. Trinity’s history, and we are proud to have them as part of our For your review, please find a list of some of the many accom- alumni association. plishments of our Alumni Association during fiscal year 2005-06 (July 1, 2005-June 30, 2006): Although this list highlights many of the more visible accom- Shamrock Awards Dinner — Students who qualify for the plishments of our Alumni Association over the past year, countless Shamrock Award, National Honor Society members, Beta Club hours of stewardship have been given by members of our Alumni inductees, National Merit semifinalists, Steinhauser Scholars Association. A special thank you goes to members of our Alumni and Trinity Scholars were recognized at this dinner last Board of Directors who have been integral in providing the lead- September for their outstanding academic achievements. ership and direction for our association. This board was chaired by Class Reunions — Members of the Classes of 1960, ’65, ’70, ’75, John Hollenbach ’79 and, as his term as chair has ended, I cannot ’80, ’85, ’90, ’95 and 2000 gathered to celebrate their reunions. thank John enough for the leadership he has provided our 15- Shamrock Bass Classic — More than 90 boats participated in member board over the last two years. this annual fishing tournament held the second Saturday in May Additionally, I know that John would be the first to defer any and founded by Rev. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Joe Bryant ’75. It recognition to Travis Wagoner ’90, director of the annual fund and was a record year for both size and amount of fish caught. alumni relations. Travis is the glue that holds the Alumni Board Congratulations to Eddie Joe Bratcher ’94 and Marty Martin for together, and his countless hours of hard work and dedication winning the 2006 Bass Classic! oftentimes go unrecognized but certainly not unnoticed. Sandy Newman Memorial Golf Classic — Accommodating In closing, I’m honored to be part of our Alumni Board and for- approximately 300 golfers, this annual event was held June 3 at tunate to work with so many committed Trinity alumni. I’m proud Long Run Golf Course. A special thanks to alums Moe ’60 and that our alumni association has “Reflected the Rock” and encour- Joe ’68 Demling for their continued commitment to this event. aged the newest members of our association to never forget this Shillelagh Cup — The Shillelagh Cup is modeled after the motto while embracing the pledge of our alumni association: famed Ryder Cup and matches members of the Trinity Alumni Time-Talent-Treasure. Association against our counterparts from St. Xavier. This event Trinity Forever! FLAGET & BISHOP DAVID ALUMNI Pieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity. The Flaget and Bishop David alumni associations rotate items – trophies, yearbooks, apparel, programs — in and out of a display case in Trinity’s Alumni Hall. Feel free to visit Trinity to see this tribute to your school. 5

i Scenes of Windhorse” feature that reveals how the 1978 NEWS FROM YOU film was clandestinely filmed and features interviews CLASS AMBASSADORS: with the actors, co-directors Paul Wagner and Stan Chauvin - [email protected] 1961 Tsering, and Students for Free Tibet chief Lhadon CLASS AMBASSADOR: Kyle Mullin - [email protected] Tethong. There is also a soundtrack commentary with Bruce Palmer-Ball - [email protected] Tom Dues - [email protected] screenwriters Wagner, Tsering and Julia Elliott. Joey Porter - [email protected] When Windhorse was originally released, the names J. VINCENT APRILE II was recently appointed to of several cast and crew members were withheld MIKE EGAN and his wife, Shannon, announce the the American Bar Association’s (ABA) new Task from the credits for security reasons. The Chinese Force on the Prosecution and Defense Function. The birth of their son, Michael Douglas, who was born government quickly condemned the film and 1 July 28 (4 pounds, 5 ⁄2 ounces). Mike and his family purpose of the nine-person task force comprised of attempted to stop screenings at film festivals. Despite live in Cincinnati. judges, prosecutors, defense counsel and law profes- the controversy, the film was widely hailed by critics. sors is to revise the third edition of the ABA Criminal Windhorse appeared at more than 30 festivals, includ- 1979 Justice Standards on the Prosecution and Defense ing Toronto and Rotterdam. The film won “Best CLASS AMBASSADORS: Function, which was last modified in 1993. For more Feature” and “Best Director” awards at the Santa Ed Grantz - [email protected] than 30 years, the ABA Criminal Justice Standards Barbara Film Festival, “Best Mountain Film” at the Kevin Horn - [email protected] have guided policymakers and practitioners working Telluride Mountain Film Festival and “Audience” David Shutt - [email protected] in the criminal justice arena. Aprile, who practices law awards at the Florida and Washington, D.C., film fes- Ed Wampler - [email protected] with Lynch, Cox, Gilman and Mahan PSC in tivals. The movie was released theatrically by Scott Weining - [email protected] Louisville, is the current chair of the editorial board of Shadow Distribution and is available on DVD from Criminal Justice magazine, a quarterly publication of New Yorker Films. Learn more at: www.windhorse- the Section, as well as author of the magazine’s movie.com. You can also visit Paul’s Web site at BRIAN FOOTE is reaching out to all of his “Criminal Justice Matters” column. He is also the co- www.paulwagnerfilms.com. Paul and his wife, Ellen, extended Trinity Family once again this year. Over chair of the Section’s Membership Committee. live in Charlottesville, Va. the years Brian has undertaken various challenges, either fund-raisers or personal challenges (i.e. the 1966 ED WALKER joined the Marine Corps upon gradu- Kentucky Derby Mini Marathon and the Marine CLASS AMBASSADORS: ation from Trinity and left Louisville in October Corps Marathon). This will mark the second year he Bill Brasch - [email protected] 1966. He earned a bachelor’s degree in industrial has participated in the Multiple Sclerosis Breakaway Tom Rueff - [email protected] technology from Southern Illinois University in to Beach, a 150- to 200-mile endurance ride from 1981. He currently works for Raythoen Missile Charlotte, N.C., to North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Last JIM SCHOENBACHLER is a consultant specializ- Systems and lives in Tucson, Ariz. Ed’s book, Duct year Brian and his daughter rode two days, com- ing in the retail industry. He audits his clients’ prior- Tape and Plastic Sheeting: A People and Nation pleted the course and together raised nearly $1,800 year disbursements to determine if they overpaid Unprepared, was recently published by Publish to benefit the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Multiple their vendors. He also searches vendors’files to deter- America. It should be available soon at bookstores, Sclerosis Society. “I learned a lot in my years at mine if there is any unapplied cash or open credits but it can be acquired at Publish America’s online Trinity,” Brian said, “and not just in the classroom. that his client is due. Lately, the main work he has bookstore (www.publishamerica.com) cheaper. It can The late coach Rich Rostel instilled in his runners been doing is auditing use-tax reporting, determining be found in the “Self-Help” category. Ed is also that we never quit, never give up. I could hear him if there have been any overpayments to the states. Jim working on several more books. last year on that very hot weekend in South Carolina started this career about 12 years ago in Phoenix, as my 13-year-old daughter and I were getting close Ariz. Over the past four years, he has landed some 1972 to finishing. We never gave up. This year we have good clients in Hawaii, where he has been spending CLASS AMBASSADORS: added another member to the team Ð my 16-year-old two or three months each year. Jim’s permanent Joe Buddell - [email protected] son. Once again we will be biking nearly 200 miles, address is in Medford, Ore. Mike Guetig - [email protected] raising money to help end the devastating effects of Pete Hammer - [email protected] MS.” Brian can be reached in Charlotte, N.C., at PAUL WAGNER’S feature film about young Frank Poschinger - [email protected] (704) 594-9447 or [email protected]. Tibetans struggling for freedom, Windhorse, is now available on DVD. Windhorse was filmed secretly BOB LYNCH transferred to Valdosta, Ga., in 2004 1980 inside Tibet and Nepal. The film stars Dadon with H.H. Brown Co., a footwear merchandiser. Bob CLASS AMBASSADORS: Dawadolma as a Lhasa pop singer who faces a crisis covers the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Jack Horn - [email protected] of conscience when her cousin, a Buddhist nun, is Mississippi. On July 27 he celebrated 27 wonderful John King - [email protected] arrested while participating in a political protest years with his wife, Janet. Bob and Janet’s children Steve Davis - [email protected] against the Chinese government. Tibetan actor Jampa Missy and Darren are graduates of the University of Kalsang co-stars as the singer’s brooding brother. The Kentucky, and their daughter Hildy recently gradu- JEFF FRAZIER recently competed in the Spirit of film was created in a collaboration between a group ated from Valdosta Technical College. “If any Rocks Racing Triathlon, which comprises a 1.2-mile swim, of western filmmakers and a large number of cast and or U of L Cards fans are in the area, send me an e-mail a 56-mile bicycle ride and a 12-mile run. He com- crew members from the Tibetan community in at [email protected],” Bob says. “Go Rocks! pleted the triathlon in six and one half hours. Jeff Kathmandu. The new DVD includes a “Behind-the- Go Cards!” lives in Louisville.

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1981 returned to Wieden+ Kennedy to become director of 1991 CLASS AMBASSADORS: the in-house ad school. David is a graduate of the CLASS AMBASSADORS: Jim Sapienza - [email protected] University of Louisville. U of L’s Department of Fine Rob Beaven - [email protected] Steven Tompkins - [email protected] Arts has invited David to deliver the Marcia Hite Patrick Duerr - [email protected] Memorial Lecture on Oct. 5. Wes Gies - [email protected] J. KEY SCHOEN was recently certified as a mem- 1984 Brian Sehlinger - [email protected] ber of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. The Todd Warren - [email protected] Forum is recognized as the most prestigious group of CLASS AMBASSADORS: trial lawyers in the U.S. Membership is limited to Sean McGuire - [email protected] SHAWN FREIBERT and his wife, Stacy, are please to attorneys who have won million and multi-million Dan Oyler - [email protected] announce the birth of their second child, Addison Lynn 1 dollar verdicts, awards and settlements. Forum mem- Gene Stein - [email protected] (7 pounds, 19 ⁄2 inches), who was born Aug. 25. Addison bership acknowledges excellence in advocacy and joins big brother, Nicholas, 5. Shawn is vice president of provides members with a national network of experi- LT. COL. CHRIS MICHELSEN recently detached First American Title. He and his family live in Louisville. enced colleagues for professional referral and infor- from the Pentagon after two years as head of the mation exchange in major cases. Key is a trial attor- Marine Corps prepositioning programs, i.e., Mari- 1992 ney with emphasis in employment matters, will con- time Prepositioning Force (MPF) and Marine Corps CLASS AMBASSADORS: tests, general civil litigation and felony criminal cases. Prepositioning Program-Norway (MCPP-N). His Joe Babey - [email protected] He earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and eco- new assignment is commanding officer of Marine Ben Cecil - [email protected] nomics from Centre College in 1985. He earned his Detachment Fort Lee, Va. Chris’ team cares for and Jeff Gorski - [email protected] juris doctorate degree from the University of trains entry-, intermediate- and advanced-level Andrew Stosberg - [email protected] Kentucky in 1990. In 1991 he attended the University Marines in aerial delivery, mortuary affairs, food of Virginia-U.S. Military Judge Advocate General’s service and bulk fuel. He also supervises Marines DREW ALVAREZ and his wife, Jennifer, announce School and subsequently served as a captain in the pursuing career-level logistics education. Chris the birth of their second child, Amelia Madison, who U.S. Army in Germany and Washington, D.C., for lives in Chester, Va. He invites anyone in the area to was born Jan. 25. Amelia joins big sister, Sarah, in several years. Key returned to Louisville in 1995 and contact him at [email protected]. In addition, the Alvarez family. Drew is the lead physical thera- is a trial attorney in private practice. He and his wife, anyone interested in the Marine Corps is welcome to pist at Marion County Medical Center near Myrtle Shari, have two daughters, Emerson and Grace. call/e-mail if Chris if they you have any questions. Beach, S.C. He and his family live in Florence, S.C.

1982 1985 JASON BOND and his wife, Brooke, announce the CLASS AMBASSADORS: CLASS AMBASSADORS: birth of their first child, Jordan Lewis, who was born Tim Culver - [email protected] Steve Arave - [email protected] June 7 (10 pounds, 1 ounce, 21.5 inches). Jason and Bill Hodapp - whodapp@smurfit.com Jeff Ashley - [email protected] Brooke were married in July 2004. Jason works for Stuart Monohan - [email protected] Drew Conliffe - [email protected] the University of Louisville Athletic Department. He Larry Osting - [email protected] Mike Domzalski - [email protected] and his family live in Louisville. David Troutman - [email protected] TIM CULVER and Ruth Morris were married on MARK WAGONER and Tracy Slone were married May 27. They have five children: Lauren (Ballard, TIM LAWSON has joined Tandem Public Relations in June on the island of St. Lucia. Mark is a sales rep- 2009), Paul (Trinity, 2010), Chris (seventh grade, as director of strategic planning. Lawson previously resentative for Bryant Distributing Co. in Louisville. North Oldham Middle School), Wes (fifth grade, worked for Doe-Anderson Advertising & Public Tracy is a teacher at Myers Middle School. Mark’s Mother of Good Counsel School) and Chelsea (fifth Relations and Creative Alliance, with more than 15 brothers, Travis ’90 and John ’99 Wagoner, served as grade, Liberty Elementary School). Ruth is a part- years experience in Louisville as a public relations best men. ner with Preferred Hospital Group, which works executive. Tandem Public Relations was formed in with businesses to help provide the working unin- 2005 and provides a broad range of strategic com- 1995 sured with health insurance. Tim is executive direc- munications services to clients, including media CLASS AMBASSADORS: tor of the Trinity High School Foundation, Inc. relations, crisis communications, promotions, event Rob De Lessio - rdelessio@firstcm.net management, writing and public affairs. Brian Hemmerle - [email protected] DAVID HELM is director of Wieden+Kennedy Jason Morgan - [email protected] Advertising’s in-house ad school, W+K 12, in 1988 B.J. Ruckriegel - [email protected] Portland, Ore. Wieden+Kennedy is an internationally CLASS AMBASSADORS: acclaimed ad agency for Nike, Coca-Cola, Starbucks, Dave Arnold - [email protected] GREG JAVINS and Kaile Darbyshire were married ESPN and more. As director of the agency’s in-house David Travis - [email protected] April 8 at Highland United Methodist Church in ad school, David helps mold the minds of 12 aspiring Eric Williams - [email protected] Louisville. Kaile is a graduate of Ohio State ad professionals each session, emphasizing creative University and is employed at Humana Inc. Greg is collaboration, experimentation and responsibility. GARY GRIESHABER and Jaclyn Noon will be a graduate of the University of Louisville and is David began his career at Wieden+Kennedy in the married Oct. 21 at St. Leonard Church in Louisville. employed by EasyChoice Time and Attendance. agency’s Portland headquarters and worked his way After honeymooning in Las Vegas, Greg and Kaile up to creative director in its Amsterdam office. His 1990 live in Louisville. work won every major industry award, and one of his CLASS AMBASSADORS: commercials — a Nike spot featuring Michael Jordan Chad Dierken - [email protected] DOUG SPELLMAN and Kelly Lerch (Sacred and Steve Martin — made it into the Museum of Jesse Ryan - [email protected] Heart, 1994) were married in October 2005. They Modern Art’s permanent collection. In 1996, David Kevin M. Sullivan - [email protected] are pleased to announce the birth of twin sons took a hiatus from the advertising profession to join Travis Wagoner - [email protected] Matthew Thomas and Lucas Allan, who were the faculty of Virginia Commonwealth University, born Aug. 4. Doug has been a firefighter with the where he founded its master’s degree program in JESSE RYAN recently joined Ajilon as an exec- Louisville Fire Department for 10 years. He was pro- advertising. He also became an advocate for adver- utive recruiter. Ajilon is one of the world’s largest moted to the rank of sergeant last November. tising’s role in creating a sustainable culture, speak- specialized staffing services, focusing on account- ing and writing on the subject and serving on a ing and finance. Jesse and his wife, Amanda, live JASON VIVONA and Jessica Chism will be mar- United Nation’s advisory board. Eventually he in St. Matthews. ried Oct. 14 at Holy Spirit Church in Louisville. 7

1996 TREY WOLBERTON recently graduated U.S. Brothers Liquor Com-pany, before looking to get CLASS AMBASSADORS: Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Ga. He also is involved with international operations at E & J Gallo. Beck Beckman - [email protected] a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Shawn Brace - [email protected] Point, N.Y. Trey is currently stationed at Fort Hood, DANIEL RUSS has signed a one-year contract Matt Gamertsfelder - [email protected] Tex., and will deploy to Iraq this fall. He can be to play professional basketball for Woon!Aris/ Matt Janes - [email protected] reached at [email protected] or cecil. Leeuwarden in Holland. Russ left America to join Sean Miranda - [email protected] [email protected]. the Dutch team in late August. Russ played two years at Trinity and helped Wittenberg University to CAPT. TONY DIEBOLD completed a tour of duty DAVID JOHNSON and the independent film com- the NCAA Division III National Championship in Iraq with the U.S. Army. When he returned to the pany he works for were featured in Velocity maga- game in 2006, where they lost to Virginia Wesleyan U.S., he enrolled in graduate school but was recalled zine on Feb. 15, highlighting the company’s work on 59-56. At Wittenberg, Russ was a three-time All- by the Army in August and deployed to Camp a documentary on the Louisville Extreme Skate- North Coast Athletic Association selection, includ- Anaconda north of Baghdad. boarding and Cycling Park. ing the 2004-05 season when he was the Player of the Year and Tournament MVP. Russ played one sea- JOSH PETTER and Abby Beth Williams, both of RICHARD PLOUFFE is a fabricator for one of the son for Trinity coach Mike Szabo, blossoming in his Indianapolis, have announced their engagement to Toyota Racing teams in NASCAR Nextel Cup rac- senior year to average 10.4 points and 6.6 rebounds be married. She is a graduate of Sacred Heart ing. He is working for Team Red Bull, car No. 83. per game. He shot .546 from the field during his Academy and the University of Kentucky. She is a Richard lives in Mooresville, N.C. senior campaign at Trinity. brokerage account manager for United Healthcare. Josh is a graduate of Indiana University. He is a 1999 2004 financial aid officer for The Art Institute of CLASS AMBASSADORS: CLASS AMBASSADOR: Indianapolis. The wedding ceremony will be held Mike Arledge - [email protected] Coleman Coffey - [email protected] in early October at the Cathedral of the Assumption Matt Barry - [email protected] in Louisville. Pat Barry - [email protected] TYLER KUHN was named Most Valuable Player of Andy Neuner - [email protected] the Valley Baseball League, a wooden-bat league in DAN SCHMITT and his wife, Kris, announce the Brad Steller - [email protected] Virginia. Tyler, a shortstop, led Luray to the title and birth of their first child, Julia Ray Schmitt (8 pounds, led the league in batting average (.374), slugging per- 5 ounces), who was born June 4. Julia Ray is the first JACOB DALLENBACH and Elizabeth Sysol, centage (.570), runs (34), hits (67), triples (5), total granddaughter for two Trinity alumni: Dan’s father, daughter of Greg H’03 (Trinity faculty) and Patty bases (102), plate appearances (198) and at-bats (179). Ray Schmitt ’64, and Kris’ father, Trinity faculty Sysol, will be married Oct. 20 at St. Albert the Great He is a junior at West Virginia University this year. member Chuck Servino ’73. Dan and his family live Church in Louisville. in Louisville. JON SHAIN ran in the Kentucky Derby Festival DAN FISCHER and Anne Cecil will be married Mini Marathon this year, placing first in the 16-19 1998 Dec. 29 at St. Albert the Great Church in Louisville. years age division with a time of 1:30:30. His mile CLASS AMBASSADORS: pace was 6:54. Jon lives in Crestwood, Ky. Andy Diebold - [email protected] 2002 Rob Haire - [email protected] CLASS AMBASSADORS: 2006 Andy Hennessey - [email protected] Trevor Gousha - [email protected] CLASS AMBASSADOR: Jeremy Jarvi - [email protected] Craig Kannapel - [email protected] James Dawson - [email protected] Ryan Pogue - [email protected] Chad Pfeifer - [email protected] DREW ASSAPIMONWAIT was one of only JEREMY NOON and Brooke Paul (Sacred Heart, TREVOR GOUSHA recently moved to Tampa Bay, two lacrosse players in Kentucky named an All- 1998) were married Nov. 21, 2005, at Holy Spirit Fla. After graduating from the College of Charleston American by U.S. Lacrosse. Drew is a freshman and Church in Louisville. Jeremy’s groomsmen with a bachelor’s degree in international business and a lacrosse player at Washington and Lee University included Trinity alumni Ian Anderson ’98, Adam minor in international studies, he has taken a position in Lexington, Va. Keal ’99, Chris Paul ’03, Mark Wallingford ’98 within the Management Development Program for E and Kurt Zehnder ’98. Garfield Nelson ’98 was the & J Gallo Winery, the largest family-owned, privately- JAMES DAWSON recently started his own best man. After a honeymoon in the Grand held wine company in the country. Trevor will spend photography business, J. Dawson Photography. He Cayman Islands, Jeremy and Brooke are living in his initial years with the company working within photographs weddings, portraits, special occasions St. Matthews. sales and marketing for a Gallo distributor, Johnson and sporting events.

IN MEMORIAM Joshua Freeman Caldwell ’98, Mary S. Kington, Gary Sans ’66, brother of Zachary Caldwell ’02 mother-in-law of Carmon Kington brother of Rev. Ted Sans H’05 (former (Trinity High School Foundation faculty) and Gail Young (former faculty) Alvin L. Crask ’57 Board member); grandmother of John H. “Jay” Kington ’07 Carl Schoenbachler III ’03 Waneta A. “Neetsie” Graven, mother of Paul A. Jr. ’61, Frances Howell Lampley, Marguerite Joyce Goff Scinta, Michael A. ’63, James P. ’68 and mother of Dennis Lampley H’92 mother of David ’77, Greg ’77, Scott Timothy M. ’69 Graven; (Trinity faculty); grandmother of ’77 and Paul ’81 Scinta; grandmother of grandmother of Timothy “T.J.” Graven ’87 Brad Lampley ’92 Parker ’06 and Franklin ’10 Scinta

Jan Hill, John T. “Butch” Roney ’61, Dr. Thomas M. Sheehan mother-in-law of David Aberli ’75 brother of Robert ’77, Charles ’79 and (former faculty; Trinity’s Sheehan Hall (Trinity faculty) Frank ’81 Roney is named in honor of Dr. Sheehan) 8

2OO6 CLASS REUNION UPDATE CLASS OF ’57 – 50-YEAR REUNION Class of 1961 Reunion Committee: In 2007, Trinity’s first graduating class, the Class of 1957, will celebrate Tom Dues 502-241-3837 [email protected] the school’s first 50-year reunion. If you’re interested in helping organize Charlie Ricketts 502-423-0233 [email protected] the reunion, please contact one of the following members of our class: David Sattich 502-245-0421 [email protected] Bob Arnold 502-893-6503 [email protected] Charlie Kane 502-893-4477 [email protected] Joe Ackerman 502-894-0482 [email protected] Bruce Deckel 502-451-6938 [email protected] Cap Hoskins 502-895-0980 [email protected] Ken Rogers 502-228-2393 [email protected] Ray Schmidt 502-638-1466 [email protected] Dave Weber 502-425-4340 [email protected] Vince Aprile 502-451-8419 [email protected] Jack Riester 812-342-1213 [email protected] Ric Cusick 571-431-6196 [email protected] Phil Ernst 502-499-8975 [email protected] Bruce Kapfhammer 502-477-2963 [email protected] CLASS OF ’66 – SEPTEMBER 22-23 John George 727-785-6437 [email protected] On Friday, Sept. 22 we’ll play golf at Oxmoor Country Club at 10 a.m. Joe Elder 502-425-8362 [email protected] Hank Glass 502-459-3579 [email protected] The cost is $40 per person and includes greens fee and a cart. Bill Greenwell 502-477-5047 [email protected] On Friday evening, Sept. 22 the Rocks take on archrival St. Xavier at Jerry Sheehan 502-895-4695 the University of Louisville’s Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium at 8 p.m. Terry Stich 502-458-0960 Tickets are $10 each. We advise classmates to park in the Green Lot at Todd Hollenbach 502-897-5434 the stadium, which is first-come-first-serve. ($5). (NOTE: Classmates planning to attend the dinner Saturday evening may purchase Trinity-St. CLASS OF ’61 – OCTOBER 6 X tickets in the Class of ’66 block. If you are not attending the dinner, you We’ll attend a pre-game reception in the Communication Arts Center’s Convocation Hall (second floor of the old armory) before the Trinity- must purchase your football game tickets separately — at Trinity or at Eastern football game on Friday, Oct. 6, and then attend the game (kick- the gate.) You will receive your game tickets via mail. off 7:30 p.m.), which will be played in Marshall Stadium at Harry On Saturday, Sept. 23 we’ll enjoy dinner at Oxmoor Country Club Jansing Field. The reception will begin at 4:30 p.m. followed by a cam- at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $30. A cash bar will be available. Dress is pus tour and class photo at 6 p.m. After the game we’ll adjourn to business casual. Patrick’s Bar at 3202 Frankfort Avenue. You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you have any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee, have any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee, please contact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations direc- please contact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations direc- tor, at Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@ tor, at Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@ thsrock.net. thsrock.net.

ECHO NEWSPAPER AVAILABLE ONLINE The ECHO student newspaper is available online! Visit www.thsrock.net and click on “News” to read Trinity’s venerable and award-winning publication. In addition, you can see other newspapers from across the country arranged by state if you go to the upper right corner of our front page. You will find the words “back to high school newspapers main.” Click on this and then click on “students” on the page that comes up. You will then see “high school paper links.” The ECHO has joined approximately 350 other high school newspapers nationwide, and it is one of only three Kentucky newspapers represented. Please enjoy the work of our student writers and photographers! 9

Class of 1966 Reunion Committee: Class of 1981 Reunion Committee: Bill Brasch, Chair 502-852-0201 [email protected] Steven Tompkins, Chair 502-736-8265 [email protected] John Brasch 502-587-7175 [email protected] Scott McClinton 502-228-2036 [email protected] Mike Moore 502-693-2855 [email protected] Doug Morris 502-239-7414 [email protected] Dick Janes 502-491-5694 [email protected] Mike Timmerman 502-425-3073 [email protected] David Burch 502-451-4049 [email protected] Scott Tanselle 502-957-2511 [email protected] Tom Rueff 502-429-8907 [email protected] Greg DeMuth 502-429-3859 [email protected] Clint Walker 989-792-2788 [email protected] Jim Sapienza 425-427-9629 [email protected] David Wirtzberger 502-426-0032 [email protected] Steve Higdon 502-326-0912 [email protected] Tom Thomas 502-639-0638 Brian Otero 203-966-6960 [email protected] Casey Krawiec 858-546-8010 [email protected] CLASS OF ’81 – SEPTEMBER 21-24 David Beckman 502-327-8210 [email protected] The silver anniversary class of Trinity High School is celebrating their sil- Sam Winkler 502-894-8452 [email protected] ver anniversary. That’s right, the Class of 1981, Trinity’s 25th graduating class, is having their 25-year reunion. This is a big event, and we want as Todd Turney [email protected] many of you as possible to come back to Trinity for this weekend. Tim O’Rourke 502-493-9480 [email protected] Thursday, Sept. 21 Ð This is usually a day for travel, but we’re having Mark Domalewski 612-672-6000 [email protected] a reception at Saints’ Pizza in St. Matthews. There is no up-front cost; you Bill Kaelin 651-430-3183 [email protected] pay for what you eat and drink. We’ll meet at 7 p.m. and stay until we’re Steve Schroering 502-454-0795 ready to call it a night. Key Schoen 502-897-1847 Friday, Sept. 22 Ð We’ll have a golf scramble at Seneca Golf Course at 9 a.m. The cost is $35 and includes greens fee and a cart. That evening CLASS OF ’91 – OCTOBER 6 the Rocks take on archrival St. Xavier at the University of Louisville’s On Friday morning, Oct. 6 we’ll play golf at GlenOaks Country Club at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 each. We will 10:30 a.m. The cost is $45 and includes greens fee and a cart. have a section for the Class of 1981. We advise classmates to park in the That evening we’ll attend a pre-game reception in the Communication Green Lot at the stadium, which is first-come-first-serve ($5). We’ll tail- Arts Center’s Convocation Hall (second floor of the old armory) before gate starting at 5 p.m. in the Green Lot. Look for the big Trinity flag that the Trinity-Eastern football game and then attend the game (kickoff 7:30 will have a “1981” displayed. The flag should be 25 feet in the air. To park p.m.), which will be played in Marshall Stadium at Harry Jansing Field. in the Red Lot, you are required to purchase three game tickets in order to The reception will begin at 4:30 p.m. followed by a campus tour and class purchase one Red Lot parking pass. You will receive your game tickets photo at 6 p.m. via mail. You are on your own for post-game festivities to go to your After the game we’ll adjourn to Saints’ Sky Bar in St. Matthews. favorite watering hole or restaurant. You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you have Saturday, Sept. 23 Ð You’re invited to bring your family to Trinity for any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee, please a picnic. In addition to lunch, we’ll have a campus tour and a Mass in contact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations director, at honor of our deceased classmates. The picnic will start at 2 p.m. and will Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or [email protected]. be catered by Louie Karem ’83. The cost is $8 for adults and $4 for chil- dren. Mass is at 4 p.m. That evening we’ll gather at the Louisville Marriott Downtown for our dinner-dance. Cocktails and dinner will be 7-9 p.m. and Class of 1991 Reunion Committee: the dance will be 9 p.m.-midnight. The cost is $55 per person. We have also Rob Beaven 502-412-4791 [email protected] blocked off some rooms if anyone would like to stay at the Marriott that Todd Warren 502-479-8877 [email protected] evening. You can contact the Louisville Marriott Downtown at (502) 671- Cary Braun 502-895-7779 [email protected] 4266 and ask for the Trinity High School Class of 1981 group rate. Shawn Freibert 502-267-9868 sfreibert@firstam.com You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you have Chris Gregory 502-751-9124 [email protected] any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee, please Todd Jones 615-595-1694 [email protected] contact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations director, at Wes Gies 502-897-0989 [email protected] Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or [email protected]. Ron Dean 502-961-7020 COOKOUT FOR YOUNG ALUMNI Members of the Trinity Classes of 2002-06 are invited to attend the Sixth Annual Cookout for Young Alumni on Friday, Sept. 22. Join us in Alumni Hall at 1 p.m. and enjoy barbecue and all the fixins before heading over to the Pride Week Pep Rally in Steinhauser Gymnasium at 2 p.m. Reservations are a must! Please call Trinity’s Office for School Advancement at (502) 893-7625. 10 ALUMNI NEWS i BRIAN MUTH GOLF CLASSIC A SUCCESS he third annual Brian Anthony Muth Golf Classic in July each year. (BAM) proved to be the largest and most success- For more information about the scramble or to support the Brian ful thus far. Approximately 120 golfers partici- Muth Foundation, go to www.brianmuthfoundation.org. pated in the event, netting some $15,000 for the Brian Muth TFoundation. That total is double from what the initial outing raised in 2004. Money from the event is being used to fund financial aid scholar- ships at Trinity in Brian’s memory. More than $45,000 has been raised to date. Competing in the event were 30 teams with 120 golfers playing in three divisions and about 60 non-golfers at the Oldham County Country Club on July 28. The Green Flight division was won by the Trinity ’03 team that included Jimmy Escola ’02, Joe Escola ’03, Brandon Lytle ’03 and Daniel Mudd ’03. They won with a score of 59 after win- ning a tiebreaker. BAM IV will be held on July 27, 2007, and Left to right: Andrew Porter ’03, Wes Felts ’03, Chris Protenic, Mike Rutherford ’03 organizers plan to hold the event on the last Friday and Bryan Flaherty ’03.

TENNIS LEGENDS GATHER Some former Trinity Tennis greats gathered at a party in May to celebrate the Rocks’ 2006 State Tennis Championship. Trinity won her fifth team tennis title on May 27. It was Trinity’s first team title since 1993. Pictured left to right are: David Beckman ’81, Kevin Walsh ’73, J.T. Sims ’72, Klaus Mittelsten H’92, Fred Sims ’74, Greg Fischer ’76, John O’Connor ’74 and Charles Beckman ’83. 11

WIMBERG ’99 AWARDED SILVER STAR POSTHUMOUSLY By Travis Wagoner ’90, Director, Annual Fund & Alumni Relations arine Sgt. David Wimberg, Trinity Class of Louisville. 1999, was one of us. But he was much more When news hit Trinity in late May 2005 that Sgt. Wimberg was than a Trinity alumnus. killed in action in Iraq, the emotions were felt in many circles far He was a son, brother, friend and Marine. and wide. As a human being, he made the ultimate sac- No sooner had Trinity received the news than a phone call was Mrifice: he gave his life for the lives of others. made to Tim Culver ’82, executive director of You hear the words “ultimate sacrifice” often the Trinity High School Foundation, from an of late. Sgt. Wimberg gave his life in the line anonymous donor who wanted to make sure of duty, and in doing so, allowed others to live. David’s service to the country was remem- A Marine Corps squad leader, Wimberg was bered in a way that ultimately would help killed in Hadithah, in western Iraq in May Trinity students. 2005. For his sacrifice, Wimberg was awarded Plans already were in motion to develop a the Silver Star posthumously. The award, the memorial scholarship, and this donor wanted it third-highest behind the Medal of Honor and to be a significant one. Navy Cross, was presented Aug. 20 at the “Remember when you came to me three Navy Marine Corps Reserve Center in Colum- years ago to help with the Spirit of Trinity bus, Ohio. Wimberg, 24, was a member of a campaign?” the voice on the other end asked Marine Reserve unit based in Columbus. Culver. “I told you then that I would like to do The Silver Star is awarded for valor in com- something for the endowment but just never bat. The citation signed by Secretary of the got around to acting upon it. I guess every- Navy Donald Winter says that an enemy thing happens for a reason and, as unfortunate ambush pinned down Wimberg and fellow Marine Sgt. David Wimberg ’99 as it is, David’s death has prompted me to do Marines in the street. Wimberg left his covered position, “maneu- something now.” vered through intense small-arms fire and scaled a wall” to reach With that, a pledge of $25,000 was made to the Sgt. David Neil the courtyard where the attackers were. Wimberg ’99 Memorial Scholarship. “Although twice driven back by high volumes of enemy fire, on It hadn’t been since the Vietnam War that a Trinity alumnus had his third attempt, he opened the gate and allowed his squad to been killed in the line of duty and, with the high profile of the con- enter” the courtyard. flict in Iraq, the response to the tragedy has been overwhelming. After two failed attempts to breach the front door of the house More than $48,500 in cash gifts has been pledged to the scholarship where the gunmen had holed up, “Sgt. Wimberg kicked in the thus far. Among those contributing to the scholarship was the sixth- door. … Finding himself face to face with four insurgents armed grade class of St. Barnabas School, where David’s mother, Tricia, with AK-47 rifles, Sgt. Wimberg engaged the enemy at close quar- teaches. A collection among the students raised more than $300. ters, firing his M16-A4 rifle until he was shot and fell to the ground “This is a great way to create a long-lasting legacy in honor unconscious.” of David,” said Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen ’77. “He made His actions “created the momentum needed to break the the ultimate sacrifice, and there’s not a better way to recognize ambush. Many Marines’ lives were saved as a result of Sgt. such valor.” Wimberg’s decisive and selfless actions,” the citation says. To make a pledge to the scholarship or for more information, Wimberg is buried in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery in contact Tim Culver at (502) 736-2100 or [email protected]. MOVING? LET TRINITY KNOW. New addresses should be sent to: Trinity High School, Office for School Advancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207 PHONE: (502) 893-7625 / FAX: (502) 899-2052 E-MAIL: [email protected] 12 CAMPUS NEWS i TRINITY LAUDED FOR EDUCATION PRACTICES t the conclusion of the National Law Institute ence that her admiration of Trinity’s Traditional Program has Symposium held in Louisville July 7, Trinity grown over the years, and that as a result her nephew, Brian High School was honored. Schultz, hopes to be a student at Trinity in two years. He and his Before a crowd of more than 100 educators brother then presented the 2006 Edward M. Shaughnessy III from around the country, Sister Mary Angela “Serving All God’s Children Inclusion Award” to Trinity High AShaughnessy applauded Trinity, Trinity Academic Dean Mary Ann School. Accepting the award for Trinity were Mary Ann Hall and Hall and Trinity’s Traditional Program of Studies for their long-time Mr. Dan Zoeller, Trinity’s principal. commitment to inclusiveness. Earlier in the week, Trinity President The following tribute is inscribed on the award: “For providing Dr. Rob Mullen ’77 confirmed with Sister Shaughnessy that Trinity quality Catholic education to all young men who wish it regardless opened her doors in 1953 with the mission of serving students of all of learning needs: a model for the Archdiocese and the nation.” abilities and has worked diligently to do so ever since. Mr. Zoeller later remarked that the Award was “a tremendous In her remarks, Sister Shaughnessy, who has the reputation as pat on the back for the many dedicated Trinity faculty who the nation’s leading authority of Catholic school law, referred to embrace and live out the truth that all students can learn. Their her own nephew’s struggles with his education. She told the audi- dedication is to be commended.”

TRINITY LEADER HONORED rinity High Issue Annual Report Leader Magazine” category (business School’s maga- reports, annual reports, four or more colors). zine, the Trinity Sharon Freibert, account executive at Beechmont Press, coordi- Leader, received nates the printing of the Trinity Leader and attended the awards an “Award of ceremony. Sharon is also the wife of Jack Freibert ’71 and the TMerit” at the Printing Industry mother of Shawn Freibert ’91. Gail Kamenish H’05 of GAMAKA Association of the South Studios does the layout, design and some photography for the pub- Graphic Awards at the Asso- lication. Trinity’s Office for School Advancement publishes the ciation’s 32nd annual conven- Trinity Leader. tion at Walt Disney Yacht & The Trinity Leader is mailed quarterly to more than 19,700 Beach Club Resort on June 13. addresses — alumni, parents of alumni, current parents, bene- The award was in the “Special factors and friends of the school.

PRINCIPAL ZOELLER LISTED IN BOOK rinity Principal Dan Zoeller was included in the 2005 Business First Annual Book of Lists.He was applauded for his “commitment to excel- lence” and as “a leader in his industry … com- mitted to our community.” Business First is a weekly business newspaper. T Dan Zoeller 2 NEW MERIT SCHOLAR RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED he National Merit Scholarship Corporation has announced that two additional Trinity graduates are the recipients of college-sponsored scholar- ships. They are 2006 graduates Ryan P. Easton and Kevin J. Floore, both sponsored by the TUniversity of Kentucky. Sixteen members of the Trinity Class of 2006 were recognized by the National Merit Corporation. Ryan Easton ’06 Kevin Floore ’06 13

TRINITY VIETNAM MEMORIAL DEDICATED bout 100 friends of Trinity gathered on April 23 the two plaques. to bless and dedicate a memorial window to the Trinity Chaplain Rev. Dave Zettel ’58 concelebrated Mass four Trinity graduates who gave their lives while with Rev. Robert Osborne, A former Trinity faculty member and serving our country in Vietnam. The event was retired pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Family members moving and emotional for all who gathered. of the four alumni and former faculty served as readers, gift AThomas C. Hafendorfer ’58, Joseph B. Horsman ’67, William P. bearers and Eucharistic ministers. Father Zettel’s homily Milliner ’68 and Victor H. Van Vactor ’65 served in the military in focused on the Gospel reading of the second Sunday in Easter, Vietnam, as did many Trinity that of doubting Thomas. alumni. These four men were Following the Mass, attendees either killed in action or are moved to the W. Peter Flaig listed as missing in action. Library Media Center for the The artistic team responsible dedication of the window. Dr. for the creation of the window Hazelip gave an address and comprised Dave Kelly, former representatives of each alumnus Trinity faculty; Michael Price spoke. Father Zettel read the ’66, Trinity director of informa- blessing, lighted incense and tion technology; Dr. David blessed the window with Holy Hazelip H’96, Trinity’s second Water. A reception was held fol- principal; and Craig Kaviar, lowing the blessing ceremony. owner of Kaviar Forge. “The comments made by the It was Dr. Hazelip’s drive, family representatives were vision and passion that made this touching beyond description,” memorial a reality. He brought Trinity President Dr. Rob the idea for the memorial to Pictured is the granite plaque that is affixed to the wall adjacent to the Mullen ’77 said. “It is evident Trinity Vietnam Memorial. then-Trinity president Peter that this gesture on the part of Flaig H’00, who enthusiastically supported the idea. Kelly, Trinity was appreciated. It is also very evident that the loss of their founder of Trinity’s Counseling Department, helped in the project loved ones is still very much with them. It underlined for me the by researching which alumni were killed or are missing in action. sacrifice made by these brother alumni and the burden that has Price assisted in the final design and installation of the memorial. been borne by their families.” The memorial contains several important elements. First, Dr. Former faculty and staff members in attendance included Paul Hazelip created a beautiful stained glass window modeled after Davin, Evelyn Fultz H’93, Bill Gorman, Mike Hamilton H’96, those in our Chapel. His creation has the same flow and design of Tony Heitzman, Ron Holzknecht, Bob Hublar H’02, John Hughes the original windows but with a slightly different color scheme. and W.C. Sergeant. Current faculty members like Jim Connell ’63 Second, the window is set in a one-of-a-kind iron frame situated and Tom Rueff ’66 attended as well. Alumni like Dr. Joe Babey in a southeastern-facing window of the W. Peter Flaig Library ’58, Jack Guthrie ’58, Bob Heleringer ’69, Gregg Vittitoe ’68, Media Center. Dr. Hazelip and Flaig chose this location so the morn- John Weiler ’68 and Col. John Wigginton ’68 and were present. ing sunlight could illuminate the window each day. The window The event was coordinated by Joey Porter ’78, vice president for seems to float in the air as it is held by Kaviar’s piece. As the win- school advancement, and Travis Wagoner ’90, director of the dow sits in its frame, it appears that branches from a tree in Alumni annual fund and alumni relations. Courtyard extend from the outside into the space. It is very striking. Visitors who wish to see the memorial are welcome to arrive Third, a granite plaque hangs next to the window, listing the at the rotunda at any time during the school day. Someone from names of the four alumni. Those who have been to the Vietnam the Office for School Advancement will be happy to escort you Memorial in Washington, D.C., will see the similarities between to the library.

You can reachTrinity’s Web site, designed and maintained by our students, at www.trinityrocks.com or e-mail us at: [email protected]. 14 SHAMROCK SPORTSi

FALL SPORTS PREVIEW CROSS COUNTRY from Ballard, Fern Creek and Shelby County. Favorites for the Expectations are high for the 2006 Trinity Harriers. Over the sum- Class 4-A title are Trinity, Male, John Hardin (Elizabethtown) mer the selection committee of the Nike Team Nationals sent a and St. Xavier. survey to the Rocks with expectations that the team will be a top The Shamrocks were No. 27 in the School Sports Power 50 10 team in the Southeast. Also, the McDonald’s Cross Country preseason national high school football rankings. Trinity, 13-2 Festival at Maymont College actively recruited Trinity to partici- last season, is the lone Kentucky team in the top 50. The pate in its nationally recognized and prestigious high school invi- Shamrocks were No. 6 in the Midwest, and Male was No. 16. tation-only race by paying for the school’s expenses. In the Student Sports preseason Fab 50’s Midwest rankings, The past two years the Runnin’ Rocks have finished a close run- Trinity was No. 14 and St. Xavier was No. 16. ner-up at the state meet. This year’s squad, led by seniors Sean Darrow, Bryan Henn, Thomas Noel and Ethan Short, plan on lead- GOLF ing the state. The seniors, all preseason top-15 runners in Class Last year the Golf Rocks had one of their most consistent teams in AAA, will get valuable help from junior John Sturgeon and sopho- school history. Of the 10 tournaments the team played in, Trinity mores Greg Biddle, Dane Flinchum and Brian Hancock, who will finished in the top three in seven of them. They also won the be competing for the scoring top five on the roster. Kentucky Invitational Tournament and their first Region Seven “We’re expecting great things from this team,” head coach Chad tournament since 1990. Waggoner said. “They’re a talented group.” With the experience, skill and leadership of returning seniors Rival St. Xavier is the greatest competition for Trinity’s 17th James Chaney, Daniel Kmetz and Mike Woods, the Rocks look to state title. Woodford County and Daviess County also will be state have a great year. meet contenders. “Our guys at the top will make us strong and consistent this sea- son,” head golf coach Joe Frederick ’88 said. “They are our key. FOOTBALL Daniel (Kmetz) shot a 73 at last year’s regional tournament, which The Football Rocks look to defend their Class 4-A state title. was the low score. Also, our juniors can give us a lot of help.” “We are cautiously optimistic as a football program about the “I’d have to say the favorites for state this year are St. Mary’s prospects for the 2006 season,” offensive coordinator Andrew (Paducah) and Bowling Green,” Frederick added. “St. Mary’s won Coverdale said. “Our optimism is based on the response we’ve it last year, and both teams return most of the same players and seen so far to the off-season demands by our players, their work experience.” ethic and by the return of a number of players who have been part of varsity success. That said, we expect a very tough road, begin- SOCCER ning with several difficult early tests on the schedule that will The 2006 Soccer Rocks look to have a promising season. Despite quickly give us a good idea where we stand. We are also inexpe- losing some talented seniors to graduation, Trinity returns experi- rienced in a number of key positions and will have to grow ence and depth on the field. quickly in order to be a top-flight team.” “I’m very much looking forward to seeing how our young play- Defensive players to watch include seniors Brian Hart and ers gel with our returning starters,” head soccer coach Gregory Agyei Williams in the secondary, junior Wes Weitlauf at line- Moss-Brown said. “By the looks of things at practice so far, backer and senior Luke McDermott up front. On the offensive they’re doing that.” side of the ball, key players include senior wide receiver Kyle Seniors T.J. Fox and Sam Scales captain the team. Senior Bruce Flynn, senior tight end and receiver Nick Melillo, senior quarter- Turner also returns and is hungry for a starting spot. back Nick Petrino and a trio of linemen — seniors Reid Hall and The Shamrocks’ schedule features tough matches with duPont Dane Spoelker and junior Sam Robey. Manual, Male, St. Xavier, South Oldham, Lexington Catholic and District competition will be stiff with strong challenges Lexington Paul Dunbar. ATTENTION, 2006 GRADUATES! The Academic Services Office still has senior prom pictures that were never picked up. Office hours are 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday. Pictures will be available through September, then they will be discarded. Please contact Mrs. Carrico in the Academic Services Office at 736-2112 if you have any questions. 15

5 ROCKS NAMED TO KTCCCA ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAM; MAGRE ’83 NAMED ‘COACH OF THE YEAR’ he 2006 Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches standing work of these Trinity student-athletes: Kenny Minogue Association (KTCCCA) Academic All-State Team ’06, Thomas Noel ’07, Steve Orndorff ’06, Ethan Short ’07 and was announced in June. In order to qualify for the James Wolff ’06. award, students must have qualified for the state tour- Additionally, Trinity head track and field coach Mike Magre nament and maintain a GPA higher than 3.75. ’83 was named Class AAA Coach of the Year by the KTCCCA. TOnly 25 young men qualified for this award in Class AAA. Of In May, Trinity won her second consecutive track and field state those, five were Trinity students. Congratulations on the out- title and third overall.

Mike Magre ’83 Kenny Minogue ’06 Thomas Noel ’07 Steve Orndorff ’06 Ethan Short ’07 James Wolff ’06

BYRON ’06 SIGNS WITH UNIVERSITY OF THE CUMBERLANDS Trinity guard Chad Byron ’06, a first-team All-Seventh Region basketball performer, has signed to play basketball at the University of the Cumberlands. He averaged 14.2 points as a senior and helped Trinity to 81 victories during his career. Chad is the son of former Trinity great Ray Byron ’77.

2006 TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Friday September 15 Southern Southern 7:30 p.m. Friday September 22 St. Xavier Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium 8:00 p.m. Friday September 29 Seneca Seneca 7:30 p.m. Friday October 6 Eastern TRINITY 7:30 p.m. Friday October 13 Ballard Ballard 7:30 p.m. Friday October 20 Fern Creek TRINITY 7:30 p.m. Friday October 27 Shelby County Shelby County 7:30 p.m. Friday November 3 District Playoff TBA TBA Friday November 10 District Championship TBA TBA Friday November 17 Regional Championship TBA TBA Friday November 24 State Semifinals TBA TBA Friday November 30 Class 4-A State Championship Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium TBA

Head Varsity Coach: Bob Beatty H’03 Assistant Coaches: Boomer Ayers ’97, Terry Bean, Oscar Brohm, Andrew Coverdale, Ken Ellenbrand, Bob Endy, William Leach, Gary Owens ’88, Bryan Rader ’92. DEDICATION

On the occasion of the graduation of our 50th Senior Class, we dedicate the 2005-06 Annual Report to all those who have given faithful service to Trinity as a teacher, staff person, volunteer and/or parent. Your commitment to our students is never taken for granted and always recognized as a blessing from our God.

PHOTOS BY NICK BONURA ’87 17

DUERR LEGACY SOCIETY/ENDOWED AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

REV. THOMAS DUERR TRINITY ENDOWED AND LEGACY SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Rev. Tom Duerr H’92 made an indelible mark on Trinity High Through the generosity of family, friends and loved ones, several School. His 30 years of service as teacher and principal helped pro- endowed and annual scholarship funds have been established. pel Trinity from a fledgling young school into the powerhouse we Trinity follows guidelines established for each fund in allocation see today. Most remarkable was his pastoral care for all students. decisions. These funds take the form of both honor and memor- A wide variety of initiatives were begun during his time as princi- ial tributes. pal: the senior retreat program; the community service program; Donors to the Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal may programs for students with learning differences; and new ways to restrict their gift to one or more of these funds. assist students struggling with chemical dependency problems. The Rev. Thomas A. Duerr Legacy Society recognizes individu- HONOR als who have made a commitment to include Trinity in their estate Ashley Family Scholarship Fund planning. It simultaneously honors Father Duerr for his service. Dockter Family Scholarship Father Duerr himself included Trinity in his estate planning. Coach Jim Kennedy H’93 Scholarship Enrollment in the Society is open to anyone who has made, or Klaus Mittelsten H’92 Scholarships intends to make, a gift to Trinity in one of the following ways: Rev. Ted Sans H’05 Scholarship BEQUESTS Shamrock Moms Scholarships GIFTS OF LIFE INSURANCE Wells Family Scholarships LIFE ESTATE/INCOME GIFT PLANS Rev. David Zettel ’58 Excel Scholarship Class of 2001 Endowed Scholarship MEMBERSHIP ROSTER: Class of 1995 Endowed Scholarship REV. THOMAS DUERR Class of 1985 Endowed Scholarship LEGACY SOCIETY (as of July 17, 2006) Class of 1982 Endowed Scholarship Jeffrey L. Ashley ’85 - 1996 Class of 1978 Endowed Scholarship Dr. Joseph Babey ’58 - 1997 Class of 1977 Endowed Scholarship James G. Berges ’65 - 2001 Class of 1976 Endowed Scholarship Johanna Campbell - 2005 Class of 1973 Endowed Scholarship James E. Dockter ’61 - 1999 Class of 1959 Endowed Scholarship Rev. Thomas Duerr H’92* - 1994 MEMORIAL Paul Fischer ’81 - 2004 Jim Adams ’67 Memorial Scholarship Friend of Trinity - 2004 Brian Allen ’86 Memorial Scholarship Friend of Trinity - 2005 Leonard Arentsen Leadership Scholarship Joseph H. Hayden ’60 - 1997 Rich Arnold ’64 Memorial Scholarship Bob Heleringer ’69 - 2004 Steve Bauer ’72 Memorial Scholarship Alan Hennessey ’69 - 1996 Eric Michael Bramer Memorial Scholarship Mary D. Howard - 1998 J. Edward Brown Memorial Scholarship William G. Howard - 1998 Charlie Bumba ’68 Memorial Scholarship Rev. Gregory Klaas - 1994 Joe Caldwell ’88 Memorial Scholarship Rev. Harry Jansing* - 1992 John Cristofoli Memorial Scholarships Charles H. Leis H’01 - 1996 Rev. Thomas Duerr H’92 Memorial Scholarship John J. Oliver ’79 - 1999 Fearneyhough Family Memorial Scholarship Mark Plummer ’69 - 1996 John Graf ’80 Memorial Scholarship Steve Robbins* - 2006 Bruce Hoard ’71 Memorial Scholarship Steven Tompkins ’81 - 1996 Michael P. Hourigan ’81 Memorial Scholarship Marcella Trompeter* - 1990 Greg Lamb ’79 Memorial Scholarship Rev. C.J. Wagner* - 1991 Dennis J. Liebert ’60 Memorial Scholarship *deceased E. Ollie Mershon Memorial Scholarship If you have made intentions to support Trinity in this fashion, please con- tact Tim Culver ’82 at Trinity at (502) 736-2100 or [email protected]. continued on next page 18

FOUNDATION AND MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

MEMORIAL (continued) FOUNDATION AND MATCHING GIFT Rev. Albert Moore Memorial Scholarship COMPANIES Brian Anthony Muth ’03 Memorial Scholarship Abbott Laboratories Sandy Newman ’67 Memorial Scholarship Aegon Transamerica Foundation David Patenaude Class of 1984 Memorial Scholarships Akzo Nobel Inc. Robert Whitney Robbins ’03 Memorial Scholarship American Standard Companies, Inc. Mark Roberts Memorial Scholarship Aventis Matching Gifts Rich Rostel H’93 Memorial Scholarship Bank of America Charitable Foundation Jimmy Stein ’76 Memorial Scholarships BellSouth Corporation Charlie Tompkins Memorial Scholarship BP Foundation, Inc. Sgt. David Wimberg ’99 Memorial Scholarship Brown-Forman Corporation Coca-Cola Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company Diageo North America Foundation, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Foundation FMC Foundation Gannett Foundation GE Foundation The Home Depot Humana Inc. Illinois Tool Works Foundation Intel Corporation Jim Beam Brands Company Kindred Healthcare Operating, Inc. Louisville Corporate Services MMC Matching Gifts Program National City Bank Pitney Bowes PNC Bank Foundation Prudential Foundation Saint-Gobain Corporation Texas Gas Transmission, LLC Time Warner Inc. UnumProvident Corporation UPS Foundation Wachovia Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation Yum! Brands Foundation

To make a contribution to any of these scholarship funds, please contact the Trinity High School Foundation at (502) 736-2100 or mail your gift to 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207. 19

HONOR AND MEMORIAL

HONOR MEMORIAL In Memory of James E. Bell Sr. Mr. James E. Bell Jr. ’73 In Honor of the Class of 2005 In Memory of Deceased Members of the Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Miller Class of 1960 In Memory of George Brauner Mr. Martin P. Duffy ’60 Mr. Dean J. Brauner ’90 In Honor of Greg and Tim Benim Ms. Grace Kleine-Kracht Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benim ’72 In Memory of James C. Adams Mr. Thomas A. Klausing ’67 In Memory of Mr. Don Brohman In Honor of Joseph and Bradley Caldwell Ms. Marie Leonard Mr. Jacob J. Arnold ’60 Ms. Jane Woodard Ms. Jeanne Schiemann Big Spring Country Club Mr. Brian Brohman ’85 In Honor of David E. Elder In Memory of David K. Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Caci Ms. Mary A. Elder Aberson Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug DeGaris Mr. James H. Beckham Jr. ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Dumm In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hipwell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair Ms. Joann N. Evans Ms. Kathleen H. Klahm Ms. Constance Cameron Mr. Timothy A. Feger ’82 Ms. Judy Golliher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Flaherty In Honor of Ryan and Clay Hite Mr. Ernest H. Groves ’62 Mr. and Mrs. William Furlong Ms. Kim Hite Mr. David L. Horlander ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Rick K. Guillaume Mr. Michael J. Hyland Mrs. Teresa Harbrecht In Honor of Judge Todd Hollenbach Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer Ms. Lynn T. Harpring Tree of Hope Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Poole III Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Havira Mr. Sam Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Holland In Honor of Kevin Hout Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hornek Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hout In Memory of Chris Albert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Kamber Mr. and Mrs. Barry Albert Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kuhr Jr. In Honor of Kurt and Mary Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Leonberger Ms. Betty Szwarc In Memory of Brian Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Livesay Mr. Paul T. O’Daniel ’86 Mr. Francis J. Mellen Jr. In Honor of John Kahl Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meyer Jr. Mr. Howard T. Kahl ’64 In Memory of Richard Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Moorman Mr. David M. Arnold ’88 Judge and Mary Carol Mosley In Honor of H. Mark Lueke Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ninneman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lechleiter In Memory of Alan Baldwin Mr. Gouverneur H. Nixon Jr. Ms. Susan Amundsen Mr. and Mrs. Rick K. Panther ’60 In Honor of C. Patrick Minogue Ms. Helen Condit The Poppe Family Mr. and Mrs. Barry Asbury Mrs. Kathleen Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker Mr. Michael Hamilton H’96 Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Rowan In Honor of Gary Owens Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. Robert L. Rowan Jr. Mr. Malcolm W. Robertson ’88 Mr. and Mrs. John Ribar Mr. and Mrs. Karl Russ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ryan In Honor of William L. Ralston III Mr. Mac King and Ms. Jennifer Sils Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Mr. and Mrs. William Ralston Ms. Barbara A. Signorelli In Memory of Leo D. Bauer Mr. Joseph A Stuedle ’58 In Honor of Patricia and J. B. Searles Mr. and Mrs. John R. Clifford The Tencza Family Mr. J. Brian Searles ’70 Ms. Dorris Dreisbach Mr. and Mrs. Kelly O. Terwilliger Mr. Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74 Ms. Susan Torres In Honor of David Sommer Messrs. Warren and William Fravert Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Velez Mr. Timothy Egan Mr. and Mrs. George Gates Ms. Evelyn B. Waits Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Gillim Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Willenbrink In Honor of Raymond and Irene Szwarc Mr. Trevor L. Gousha ’02 Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Mr. Stephen Szwarc ’83 Mr. Hilery Hedges Ms. Laverne E. Yates Ms. Betty S. Herin In Honor of Ron Taylor Jr. Mr. Edward L. Kaiser Jr. In Memory of Gregory Dale Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor Mr. Louis S. Kissel ’72 Mr. Keenan Brown ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Kmetz In Honor of Joseph and Joyce Wise Mr. and Mrs. William J. Laise In Memory of Charles C. Brunner III Mr. Douglas R. Wise ’84 Ms. Antoinette Linville Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Mr. Stu McCombs Mr. and Mrs. William Blake In Honor of Rev. David Zettel Mr. Roy Nall Bob Ray Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Crosby ’69 Mr. and Mrs. C. Oechsli Ms. Mary Jo Borho Mr. Vernon E. Johnston ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Read Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Rompf Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brunner Mr. William M. Street Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Buddo Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Warner Mr. Randy Burwell Mr. and Mrs. James N. Cambron In Memory of Howard Beckham Ms. Doris Clayton Mr. James H. Beckham Jr. ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Clayton Ms. Melissa Coyle Mr. Thomas L. Crush ’77 20

MEMORIAL

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dreyer In Memory of John Buckler In Memory of Doris Forbes Mr. Jonathan E. Dubins Mr. James C. Buckler ’66 Mr. Steven A. Forbes ’68 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Duckworth Jr. Ms. Lucie Brunner Duncan In Memory of James Buckman Sr. In Memory of Gary Franconia Mr. Robert A. Eckerle ’72 Mr. Michael L. Buckman ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franconia Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ernwine Mr. Herbert A. Feige ’76 In Memory of Elizabeth Roth Buckner In Memory of Bernie Grady III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Grider Mrs. Alberta Roth Mr. Christopher A. Grady ’92 Ms. Lynn E. Haner Ms. Rosemary C. Hemmerle In Memory of Charles Bumba In Memory of John Graf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Henderson Dr. David A Dues ’85 Mr. Dennis M. Burch ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Higgins Jr. Mr. Charles Terry LaFollette ’68 Mr. Brian C. Leis ’90 Dr. Jayne L. Hollander Ms. Yvonne Howard In Memory of Bert C. Burke Sr. In Memory of Robert E. Gross Jr. Ms. Shary Loewy Hyman Mr. Philip A. Fackler ’77 Mr. Thomas M. Adams Jr. ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iglehart Mr. and Mrs. James Ising In Memory of Joe Caldwell In Memory of Alma Buster Hagan Mrs. Karen Richardson Karem Ms. Colleen Boeckmann Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stein Ms. Elaine A. Kasian Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boeckmann Mr. and Mrs. William V. Kimbel Mr. and Mrs. William T. Caldwell ’66 In Memory of Dr. Charles Harris Ms. Kathleen H. Klahm Mrs. Bernice Adams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kleine-Kracht In Memory of Charles Campbell Ms. Mildred Knight Mr. and Mrs. James Wuertz Sr. In Memory of Lawrence E. Hayes Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Krebs Mr. J. Richard Hayes ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leopold In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Norvin Casper Mr. John Lesousky ’75 Mr. Michael D. Casper ’60 In Memory of Jack Helm Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lewis Mr. John B. Helm ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Maddox In Memory of Rev. Kevin Caster Mr. and Mrs. John W. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Caster In Memory of Emma Hemmerle Mr. and Mrs. Ken J. McMillin Mr. M. Lance Kidwell ’87 Anonymous Ms. Susan Means Mr. Michael Doran ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrick In Memory of Freda Chancellor Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Harmon Ms. Nora Mike Mr. Ronald J. Chancellor ’78 Judge David T. Stosberg ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Moorman In Memory of Daniel Clark Ms. Mary Potts Morgan In Memory of Bruce Hoard Mrs. Kathleen L. Clark Mr. Elliott L. Morris Mrs. Barbara Hoard Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nicholas Mr. Thomas Frederick Speed Jr. ’75 In Memory of Robert A. Cotton Jr. Mr. John Joseph Oliver ’79 Mr. Walter T. Cotton ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Gene P. Owen In Memory of Jack Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin In Memory of Charles C. Coy Ms. Maggi M. Pinto Mrs. Bernice Adams Mr. Todd Richards ’84 In Memory of Rev. Harry Jansing Mr. and Mrs. Embry B. Rogers In Memory of Rick Coyne Rev. James Wafzig Mr. David L. Scheu ’77 Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beam Ms. Mary Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. M. Gregory Cecil In Memory of Connie Jent Mr. Brian Schneider ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Darrel W. Lawrence Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Schnurr Mr. and Mrs. Leroy D. Lintz Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barnes Ms. Alice R. Scott Dr. Ronald J. Miller ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Jesus S. Biagtan Ms. Beatrice Senn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell Ms. Loren Marilyn Brahm Ms. Joyce D. Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Thomas Ms. Debra S. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mike Devine Mr. Zack K. Springer In Memory of Dorothy Daub Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Downes Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Stayton Anonymous Ms. Paula S. Fuqua Mr. Steve Stevens Mr. Darrell Greulich Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Strange In Memory of Paschal DeSanctis Mr. Brian L. Jent ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor Mr. Richard L. DeSanctis ’65 Mr. Steven B. Jent ’90 Ten Pin Classic Bowling League Ms. Lois L. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Don Thornberry In Memory of Mary Ann Diebold Ms. Sue Knecht Mrs. Donna Tindall Mr. Douglas Diebold ’63 Ms. Mary E. Madden Mr. and Mrs. James L. Townsend Mrs. Alma Lee Middelton Ms. Mary Lou Trautwein-Lamkin In Memory of Paul Droppelman Oncology & Hematology Association Ms. Amanda F. Tyler Mr. Stephen Droppelman ’74 Ms. Martha C. Payne Mr. and Mrs. George R. Utt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William V. Posey Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Utt In Memory of Steve M. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Richy Mr. John W. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Caum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Whitehouse Mrs. Karen Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Richard Springmier Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Whiteley Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pike University of Louisville Mr. Gary J. Wilhelmus ’77 Mr. Anthony D. Ruhl ’72 Mr. Robert L. Zimlich ’77 Ms. Anna Lea Wyatt Mr. Steve W. Wyatt ’76 In Memory of Phillip J. Ernst In Memory of Kenneth and Mary Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ernst ’57 Mr. James K. Johnson ’73 21

MEMORIAL

In Memory of Hilda Kasmynka Mrs. Bernice Adams

In Memory of Michael Kenny Mr. John T. Kenny ’75

In Memory of Angela Krekel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hesse Mr. Bert Krekel Jr. ’65

In Memory of Brad Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn Mrs. Linda Whitworth

In Memory of John Lage Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lage ’65

In Memory of Russell Lamb Ms. Sandra C. Abrams Mr. Dennis R. Adams ’79 Ms. Joan L. Amburgey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ames Ms. Frances Andes Ms. Elizabeth J. Ball Ms. Judy Bass Mr. and Mrs. George R. Becker Ms. Janice H. Blach Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blecha Ms. Mary Douglass Boldrick Mr. Carl Bollinger ’85 Mrs. Jewell Bollinger Ms. Marcia Brendel Ms. Patricia K. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Carr Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carrico Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clark Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marty L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Marc Oca In Memory of Katherine and Christina Lega Mr. and Mrs. James M. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ochsner Mr. John Vincent Lega ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Connelly Ms. Mary G. Ott Ms. Heather Cornish Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer In Memory of Gene and June Lennart Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Danhauer Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Palmer-Ball Mr. Michael E. Guetig ’72 East End Plumbing Supply Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James T. Patterson Ms. Karen Feingold Ms. Sue R. Peege In Memory of Mr. Dennis Liebert Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Peeples Alpha Leasing Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ford Mr. and Mrs. V. Michael Priola Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ames Sr. Miriam Frenke Ms. R. Maureen Quarles Mr. Jacob J. Arnold ’60 Ms. Bonnie H. Fritschner Mr. and Mrs. James Queenan Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bailey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerlack Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reibel Mrs. Dorothy Bauer Ms. Janice Denny Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Flavian Reising Mr. Kerry Bauer ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Haydon Jr. Mr. Bradley J. Repinski ’77 Ms. Julia Joseph Bell Ms. Gloria Maxwell Hoffmann Ms. Kara Repinski Ms. Janet L. Berman Mr. and Mrs. David T. Holdaway Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bowers Mrs. Linda L. Holman Mr. Arnold A. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Broecker Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Inglehart Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Ron Caughron Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jones Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Richardson CB Commercial-Nicklies & Company Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kinney Mr. Patrick J. Richardson ’10 Mr. Ed Chandler Mr. and Mrs. John Livesay Ms. Joyce Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clements Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Luckett Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Colton Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schnur Mr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Crosier Ms. Shirley C. Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Crosier Mr. and Mrs. John Mattingly Ms. Sandra Steinau Ms. Natalie Dugan Mr. and Mrs. James B. McArthur Judge David T. Stosberg ’64 Ms. Norma F. Dugan Mrs. Olivia Medley Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stuckert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Etchen Mr. David B. Miles ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Marion D. Swinney Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fenimore Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller Ms. Martha M. Tafel Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fennell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Vaughn Fidelity Roofing Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ross Morrison Ms. Nancy Walker Mr. Tony Forns D Battery 1-125 National Guard Soldiers Ms. Pat White Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Frankrone Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Nesmith Ms. Patricia L. Wilcoxson Ms. Sandra Anne Frazier Dr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Newell GK Packaging Inc. 22

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Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gaunt Hurstbourne Country Club In Memory of Lee Ann Green Owens Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gaunt Jeffries Hardware & Wholesale Electric Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Norvin F. Green Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rick K. Guillaume Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leavell Ms. Mary L. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leet In Memory of Frederick K. Pfeifer Ms. Christy J. Hash Masonomics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hebel Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mather Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bowles Ms. Margaret Hellmueller Mr. P. M. Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Burns Ms. Maryellen Howley Mr. Dave Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Al Cassidy Mr. R. Lee Humphrey ’60 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Minihan Mr. John C. Ellington ’76 Hurstbourne Country Club Nutwood Homeowners Association Mr. Joe Engel Hurstbourne Ladies Golf Mr. and Mrs. Steven Olson Mr. R. Larkin Fore Ms. Dianne M. Hutcherson Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Parker Mr. Charles R. Gabriel ’76 Mr. Leland Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Pipes Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Horsey Jefferson Financial Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Roshkowski Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Montgomery Jim Beam Brands Co. Mr. and Mrs. George Sandman Mr. Markus Mueller Mr. and Mrs. John A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuering Mr. and Mrs. John Olash Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kaelin Ms. Theresa Schuering Ms. Betty Owen Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Kelly Mr. Ronald Scowby Mr. Paul A. Pfeifer ’81 Ms. Patricia H. Kiely Dr. and Mrs. Larry Shapero Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeifer Col. and Mrs. Ken L. Kraus Mr. Thomas B. Simms Jr. Mr. Edward J. Poppe ’76 Mr. Jerome P. Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Redcorn Mr. C. Richard Lusardo Stein Automotive Incorporated Mr. Robert L. Rowan Jr. Mr. John D. Marstiller ’69 Ms. Mildred Thiemann Sam Meyers Formal Wear, Inc. Dr. Joseph J. McGowan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon C. Waldeck Ms. Jennifer A. Schiller Mr. Roy F. McMahan Mr. Charles Ward III ’73 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Searles Mr. and Mrs. John M. Monohan III Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Whitney Ms. Marian Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nabicht Ms. Megan B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Walsburger The Parent-Teacher Store and Toys Too! Ms. Peggy M. Wooldridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Emery W. Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Winters Ms. Julia Ann Pollard In Memory of Danny May Mr. Don A. Powell Lt. Col. Steven T. May ’79 In Memory of Joseph Pohl Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdy Rev. Stephen A. Pohl ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rief In Memory of Danny McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. McCarthy ’87 In Memory of Jeff Riley Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schmidt Sr. Ms. Clarice McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Owen Sr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Schnurr Mr. and Mrs. Duane R. Shover In Memory of Rod McCravy In Memory of Steve Robbins Ms. Terri Simmons Mr. James A Beckham ’86 Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Arney Mr. James U. Smith III ’65 Mr. Ted A. Roberts ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ayler Ms. Linda P. Stuempfig B.P.O. Elks - Frankfort Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turney In Memory of Gary McGill Mrs. Virginia Banks Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Vairin Mr. John C. McGill ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Britz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. Malcolm Carrico Dr. and Mrs. Norton Waterman In Memory of Ollie Mershon Central Kentucky Medical Group, PSC Mr. Raymond W. Wilcox ’79 Mr. Donald C. Jones ’73 Ms. Elizabeth A. Chandler-Lester Mr. and Mrs. David Y. Wood Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Chapman In Memory of Mark Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Conway In Memory of Stephen Todd Mather Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller Mr. Mike Conway Mr. and Mrs. William Alvey Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Anderson In Memory of Richard and Dora Lee Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cunningham Mr. James F. Ball III Mr. Kevin P. Mullen ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ballard Ms. Ruth H. Davis The Barber Tennis Team In Memory of Brian Muth Mrs. Jean Reynolds Dean Mr. and Mrs. Neale Bennett Acordia of Kentucky Dow Corning Corporation Ms. Susan Blois Administrative Services Group Inc. Mrs. Annette Dupont-Ewing Mr. and Mrs. John Brislin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Evans Siebel Fleming Brown-Forman Corporation Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, PSC Mr. and Mrs. Jim Froman Dr. and Mrs. Norman A. Cummings Mr. Frank P. Hill Mr. and Mrs. John C. Froman Davenport Tennis Team Muth (Brian) Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Luke C. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Davis Norton Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hill Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Detlefs Professionals Purchasing Group, Inc. Ms. Ann Hill Mr. Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74 Prudential Foundation Ms. Faye M. Hill Mr. Newell D. Fox Strothman & Company PSC Ms. Monta Jo Hudgins Ms. Mary E. Fullerton Yum! Brands Foundation Mrs. Raymond Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Gadd Ms. Carole J. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gustafson In Memory of Sandy Newman Mr. John E. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Hancock Anonymous Ms. Paula Kelley Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harms Mr. Thomas Foerster ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kinder Mr. G. J. Hart Mr. Arthur P. Hipwell ’67 Mr. James B. Klinger Mr. and Mrs. James A. Heffley Mr. Frank Mascagni III Ms. Roberta W. Lathram Steve and Linda Horva Mr. John M. Schardein ’65 Ms. Paulette Main 23

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Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNeal Ms. Linda Simmons and Pam Miles Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Miller Mr. Ray Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muth Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nevin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nusz Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Oonk Mr. and Mrs. David F. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. James Purcell Ms. Susan Rand Ms. Lois C. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Rob Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Laman L. Stark Mrs. Harry Stratton Mr. Robert Traylor Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ray Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Webster Ms. Marian F. Williams

In Memory of Harold Roberts Mr. Michael E. Guetig ’72 In Memory of Bud Solley In Memory of Norman E. Widmer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberts Mr. James T. Solley ’94 Mrs. Janice Widmer Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Rose In Memory of Jimmy Stein In Memory of Phyllis G. Williams In Memory of Richard D. Ross Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Hatfield Mr. W. Lee Underwood Jr. ’72 Rev. Richard D. Ross Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stein Mr. Jon Patrick Stein ’87 In Memory of Charles E. Wilson In Memory of Rich Rostel Dr. Timothy B. Tinker ’84 Mr. Doug Wilson ’73 Mr. William Kaelin ’81 Mr. John V. Kahl ’69 In Memory of Rev. Alfred Steinhauser In Memory of David Wimberg Mr. H. Michael Lueke ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Woock Anonymous Mr. William E. Neff III ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bosch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rostel In Memory of Joseph Stout Mr. Kyle A. Brown ’99 Mrs. Justine Rostel H’99 Ms. Kathaleen Stout Mr. and Mrs. Tim H’01 Brown Mr. James J. Sapienza ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carlisle Mr. Nathan V. Sheets ’93 In Memory of Brian Phillip Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kent Eubank Mr. Joseph L. Wheatley ’75 Mr. David A. Sullivan ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David Graham Mr. Edward R. Harpring ’73 In Memory of Rev. John Schindler In Memory of Patrice Super Mr. Bruce Jackel ’83 Mr. Dean J. Brauner ’90 Mr. Michael Super Mr. David N. Kall ’99 Mr. Brandon T. Losacker ’99 In Memory of Tess Schoenbaechler In Memory of Danny Sweeney Mr. Brian F. McGiveney ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stein Mr. Dennis M. Burch ’80 Mr. John P. Miller Jr. ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Daniel In Memory of Janet Lee Schork In Memory of Mike Temple Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ritchie Mr. Paul Schork Mr. Douglas A. Tatum ’88 St. Barnabas School Sixth Grade Mr. and Mrs. Felix Swiderski In Memory of Charles L. Schuler In Memory of King Thomas Mr. Bradley E. Toon ’99 Mr. C. Barr Schuler ’58 Mr. Jody M. Dawson ’96 UPS Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Wages In Memory of Gladys Fowler Schuster In Memory of Leo Tierney Mr. and Mrs. David Wentz Mr. James F. Zahradka ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Don McKune Mr. David M. Werle ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Joesph G. Weyhing In Memory of Walter Schwartz In Memory of Daniel John Timmerman Mr. Matthew P. Wilmes ’99 Mr. Walter J. Schwartz ’80 Mr. Michael R. Timmerman ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wimberg Wimberg Family In Memory of Peter James Scott In Memory of Rev. C. J. Wagner Dr. Thomas H. Zehnder ’63 Mr. John C. Scott ’63 Mr. Ted A. Roberts ’70 Mr. William P. Zurkuhlen ’99 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wagner ’71 In Memory of Thomas Sheehan Mr. Philip Wagner In Memory of Matt Woolley Mr. Edward D. Walsh ’57 Mr. Charles Kenneth Wolf ’70 In Memory of Jean Ellen Welch In Memory of Gloria E. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch In Memory of Pete Zurkuhlen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wagner Mr. Matthew P. Zurkuhlen ’96 In Memory of Richard Wicke Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wicke 24

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What is the Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal? ANNUAL FUND GIFT LEVELS The Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal is the cornerstone fund- Trinity gratefully acknowledges the support we receive from our raising tool we have to offset the actual per-student cost. Tuition for alumni, parents and past parents, faculty, staff, friends, corporations 2006-07 is $8,325; the actual cost to educate a student is more than and foundations for the advancement of our educational mission. As a $10,000. Your contribution helps keep tuition more affordable. way to honor our donors for gifts made to the Annual Fund, we have established the following gift levels. What are Annual Fund contributions used for? One thing and one thing only: tuition assistance. More than 40 percent 1953 SOCIETY Ð In salute to the year of our founding and first of our students receive tuition assistance. freshman class, this level of commitment demonstrates the same spirit of adventure and trust present in those early years. A gift of $1,000 or How valuable is your contribution? more places contributors in this society. Priceless — regardless of the amount. Please help the students of today become the next brother alumni. PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Ð Trinity has been blessed with strong leaders since its inception. Contributors at this level show their own When does the Annual Fund Appeal begin and end? significant leadership. Gifts of $500-$999 comprise this level. Trinity operates on a fiscal year running from July 1 of one year through June 30 of the next. In other words, the 2007 Annual Fund TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Ð Named in recognition of the Appeal began July 1, 2006 and will end June 30, 2007. leadership role that Trinity alumni are now playing in this community and elsewhere. Those who contribute $250-$499 qualify for this level. What does that mean if you made a contribution before June 30, 2006? TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Ð The shamrock has come to All Annual Fund gifts received prior to June 30, 2006 were credited to be known as symbolic of a school committed to achievement. the 2006 Annual Fund Appeal. Likewise, donors of gifts between $100 and $249 remain steadfast in their belief that Trinity is moving forward. Will there be an Annual Fund Appeal every year? Yes. The Annual Fund Appeal was initiated in 1991. It is the most GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Ð Our alma mater states ...“Loyal successful and widely used method for private high schools and uni- to the Green and White.” Many faithful supporters have proudly worn versities to raise funds for tuition assistance. these school colors. Participants at this level remain confident of Trinity’s future. Gifts of $50-$99 place one in this category. Why is tuition so much more than years ago? If you were a Trinity student during the 1950s or ’60s, you were likely ROD McCRAVY CLUB Ð Named for a 1986 graduate of Trinity, taught by a priest. In those days there were many priests on the faculty, Rod was known for his love of life. Tragically, he died of a heart defect and almost all of them lived on campus. in his second year of college. He typified the spirit of enthusiasm, Today, Trinity’s qualified faculty numbers more than 100 lay people. excitement and determination hoped for in every Trinity graduate. Trinity must pay a competitive wage to attract top-quality teachers. Gifts up to $49 qualify donors for this level.

How is tuition used? If I make a contribution now will I receive a phone call during the Nearly 80 cents of every tuition dollar is used to pay salaries and provide Spring Phonathon? benefits such as health insurance, which has increased dramatically. No. Paying a competitive wage, attracting qualified faculty and providing on- going professional development drive costs upward. Can I fulfill my pledge in installments? Yes. Please see the enclosed Annual Fund Appeal envelope for details. How does Trinity raise money for its educational experience? We have four methods of funding our efforts: Why should you make a contribution? Give to give back. A Trinity education goes above and beyond a high 1. Tuition (annual) Ð Nearly 80 percent of our revenue is spent on school education, and you know it. Trinity provides a spiritual founda- employee compensation. Tuition will not decrease; it will increase tion and support. Trinity provides championship-level athletics. Trinity approximately $300 to $500 per year. provides a priceless academic experience. Trinity shapes the heads and 2. Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal (annual) Ð The Annual hearts of all who attend here. Fund Appeal funds all tuition assistance programs. Memorial and Think about your life without a Trinity education. There are many endowed scholarships are part of the Annual Fund Appeal. young men in Kentuckiana who want that same experience but simply 3. celebraTion (annual) Ð Formerly known as the Benefit Dinner, do not have the financial means to attend Trinity. Please help them celebraTion funds Trinity Athletics and Trinity Student Activities become the next Trinity legacy and brother alumni. (drama, intramural sports, Chess Club, Speech Team, etc.). 4. Capital Campaigns (as needed) Ð Since 1998, Trinity has success- The Trinity High School Annual Report is a publication of Trinity High School, fully implemented two capital campaigns: the Shamrock Spirit 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40207. In producing the donor and Campaign (1998) and the Spirit of Trinity Campaign (2003). Capital volunteer listings, we worked hard to correct all errors. Please contact the Office for campaigns provide funds for building and facilities construction, campus School Advancement at (502) 893-7625 to report any errors. Trinity High School wishes improvements and adding to the school’s endowment. to express deep appreciation to the many individuals who made this report possible. 25

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CLASS OF 1957 CLASS OF 1958 PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Kenneth L. Netherton 1953 SOCIETY 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Eugene C. Good Mr. Philip S. O’Daniel Sr. Mr. Robert L. Arnold Dr. Joseph C. Babey III Mr. Robert G. Pfaadt Mr. Rick K. Panther Mr. Bruce W. Deckel Mr. William C. Ballard Jr. Mr. Richard J. Sherman Mr. John R. Guthrie TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY CLASS OF 1961 Mr. Robert M. Lindsay 1953 SOCIETY PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Robert I. Cusick Mr. Thomas C. Fitzgerald Mr. James Michael Hundley TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. James E. Dockter Mr. Richard G. McGrath Mr. James J. Brangers Sr. Mr. Charles J. Kane Jr. TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. C. Barr Schuler Mr. George E. Brown Mr. Charles E. Ricketts Jr. Mr. Robert S. Kiper Mr. Dennis L. Doerr PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. John Kenneth Rogers TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Edgar E. Hardesty Jr. Mr. J. Pat Snook Dr. M. Owen Schmitt Mr. Martin A. Kamer Jr. Mr. Norbert Rawert Dr. John E. Kleber TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Robert T. Liter Mr. Joseph F. Ackermann Jr. Mr. John J. Hellmueller Jr. Mr. R. Scott McGregor Mr. Joseph Don Feger Dr. Richard B. Bizot Mr. Norman L. Pilcher Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Nolan Mr. Charles Owens Mr. Robert H. Deibel Jr. Mr. Stephen J. Rickert Mr. David A. Sattich Mr. Joseph J. Elder III GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Dr. Charles R. Ubelhart Mr. Richard E. Young Mr. Edward P. Ernst Mr. Robert E. Heil Mr. John F. Pfiester Mr. Frank D. Meisner Sr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Gerald M. Sheehan Mr. Robert P. Diebold Mr. J. Vincent Aprile II Mr. H. David Weber ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Michael J. Egan Mr. Bard W. Chodera Mr. Joseph A. Stuedle Mr. Joseph H. Rogers Mr. Charles T. Dues GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. William H. Schindler Jr. Mr. Joseph L. Fowler Mr. Edward D. Walsh CLASS OF 1959 Mr. James R. Hoben ROD McCRAVY CLUB 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Robert J. Kopp ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Richard T. Bealmear Mr. Don P. Gatterdam Mr. William F. Steinemann Jr. Mr. Paul R. Fincher Mr. James Boland Mr. David F. Hakel Mr. James F. Zahradka Mr. Francis E. Kinney Mr. Louis F. Hettinger Dr. Wayne A. Kraus Mr. John T. Riester Mr. Ben J. Jewell Jr. Mr. Benjamin Charles Runner Jr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Ronald A. Yates Mr. Creighton E. Mershon Mr. Paul E. Bleuel Jr. CLASS OF 1960 Mr. George S. Hillenbrand 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Martin Holahan Mr. Martin P. Duffy Mr. Andrew Weas ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. John T. Quesenberry TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Darryl R. Zanone Mr. David R. Block Mr. Paul A. Goebel CLASS OF 1962 Mr. Joseph H. Hayden 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Ronald A. Johnson Dr. Charles L. Dannaher Jr. Mr. Donald R. Lenz Sr. Mr. James W. Snider Jr. Mr. William F. Olges Mr. Robert J. Oser PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. John H. Toombs Mr. James H. Beckham Jr.

GREEN AND WHITE CLUB TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Dennis R. Cardwell Mr. Stephen D. Boone Mr. Michael D. Casper Mr. Eugene Eckert Mr. Michael J. Fitzgerald Mr. Robert B. Gayhart TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Louis E. Himelreich Lt. Gen. William J. Donahue Mr. R. Lee Humphrey Mr. James C. Leet Mr. James J. Hutchins Mr. R. Thomas Poppe Mr. David L. Kruse Mr. Charles W. Sandman Mr. Carl R. Lutes Mr. James W. Solley Mr. J. Dennis Yates GREEN AND WHITE CLUB ROD McCRAVY CLUB Dr. Lawrence A. Block Mr. Jacob J. Arnold Mr. John C. Evans Mr. Louis S. Byron Jr. Mr. Jerry T. Levie Mr. Donald Delph Mr. Michael E. DeWitt ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Joseph Forrest Dye Mr. Stephen P. Gravatte Mr. David B. Hart Mr. Michael J. Greene Mr. Edward H. Keiley Mr. Ernest H. Groves Mr. Daniel F. Lange Sr. Mr. David L. Horlander Mr. Norbert W. Lubbers Mr. Leonard A. Krebs Mr. Patrick D. McCarthy Mr. Russell Schoen Mr. Charles L. McPherson Mr. Clarence N. Temple Jr. 26

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CLASS OF 1963 CLASS OF 1965 GREEN AND WHITE CLUB CLASS OF 1968 1953 SOCIETY 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Timothy S. Fearneyhough 1953 SOCIETY Judge Frank Kenneth Conliffe Mr. Gregory H. Brown Mr. Terry P. Netherton Mr. David L. Freibert Mr. Joseph E. Gliessner Lt. Col. Fred T. Fowler Mr. Clinton L. Walker Mr. Charles Terry LaFollette Mr. Daniel E. Wiseman Mr. James A. Wallace Mr. Michael Millett PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Raymond J. Naber ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Roy F. Kellerman PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. William M. Schulz Mr. John W. Otto Mr. R. Bruce Allgeier PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. James U. Smith III Mr. A. Andrew Alvey Jr. Mr. F. William Fensterer III TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. James M. Backert Mr. David L. Vish Mr. John A. Hettinger TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Christopher Bauscher Mr. Michael B. Johnson Mr. Damian F. Abell Mr. Louis C. Bickett TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Mark L. Lindsay Mr. Samuel L. Eury Jr. Mr. David M. Bischoff Mr. Daniel J. McCarthy Mr. John C. Scott Mr. Roy B. Hill Mr. Bruce J. Block Dr. Thomas H. Zehnder Mr. Bert Krekel Jr. Mr. Mark E. Bosler TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Joseph K. Mudd Mr. Nicholas E. Bosler Sr. Mr. Marvin L. Ormerod TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Maj. William F. Bowman Jr. Mr. Stephen H. Pottinger Mr. Douglas Diebold TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. David N. Brawner Mr. Dennis C. Pursley Mr. Michael A. Graven Dr. Thomas J. Bisig Mr. Kenneth J. Brown Mr. Mark E. Smith Mr. Raymond A. Kraemer Mr. Michael L. Block Mr. John H. Curry Dr. William C. Madauss Mr. Michael L. Buckman Mr. David W. Herbig Sr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Patrick T. Sibler Mr. John B. Corso Mr. James E. Kalbfleisch Mr. Gerald F. Belcher Mr. James M. Strause Mr. Richard L. DeSanctis Mr. John A. Kleier Mr. Don C. Bramlett Mr. Ronald L. Weber Mr. Raymond L. Forst Mr. Stephen J. Owen Sr. Mr. Joseph F. Demling Sr. Mr. H. Mark Lueke Mr. John B. Kalbfleisch GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Joseph E. Natalie CLASS OF 1967 Mr. Lee E. Pieper Mr. Edward P. Sheehan Mr. Michael L. Richardson 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Albert A. Tomassetti Jr. Mr. John M. Schardein Mr. Arthur P. Hipwell Mr. Mark Brian Toombs ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. James Wilhelmus Dr. Thomas W. Uhde Mr. Lawrence E. Clark ROD McCRAVY CLUB PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. John E. Crabtree GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. James L. Dunn Mr. Joseph R. Thompson Mr. Paul D. Amick Mr. Allan J. Christain Mr. Steven A. Forbes Mr. Robert C. Amshoff Mr. Edward L. Reh Mr. Richard T. Holthouser CLASS OF 1964 Mr. F. Robert Dawson Dr. William Weber Mr. Fred J. Klausing III 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Clarence P. Klausing Mr. Walter K. Koren Judge David T. Stosberg Mr. Kenneth A. Lage TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Erwin J. Weiler Mr. Stephen A. Schwager Mr. Dennis T. Bryan Mr. Edmund P. Wulf PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Jerome R. Clay Mr. C. Joseph Duane III Mr. John W. Hudson ROD McCRAVY CLUB CLASS OF 1969 Mr. Danny K. Doyle Mr. Thomas A. Klausing 1953 SOCIETY TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Edward M. York Mr. James C. Bisig Dr. Gerald J. Lynch TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Robert W. England CLASS OF 1966 Mr. W. Steve Andriot Mr. Robert L. Heleringer TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Karl Buechler Mr. Alan W. Hennessey Mr. Paul W. Ackermann Mr. William T. Caldwell Mr. Thomas Foerster Mr. William Craig Kissel Mr. William H. Aronhime Mr. William James Lintner Jr. Mr. William S. Giannini Jr. Mr. Mark S. Plummer Mr. Fred M. Dugan Mr. George M. Snider Mr. John Michael Glore Mr. Robert J. Reh Mr. Gary A. Garpetti Mr. Ronald E. Richardson Mr. Herman R. Wallitsch Jr. Mr. Howard T. Kahl PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Philip E. Riggs Dr. Timothy R. Woock Mr. Joseph E. Lenahan III Mr. Robert M. Keller Mr. Donald Sibler Mr. Louis K. Robards Mr. Clyde G. Knoppe Jr. PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Dennis James Showalter III Dr. Frank J. Sasse GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Robert L. Becker Mr. Eugene J. Zehnder Mr. James Aton Mr. Thomas F. Chady TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. David A. Depoyster Mr. William D. Crosby GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. James C. Buckler Mr. Thomas W. Grant Mr. Gerald L. Gast Mr. Thomas R. Beatty Mr. George M. Dreher Mr. Peter R. Guetig Mr. Tim E. Heustis Mr. Irvin M. Kircher Mr. James W. Laemmle Mr. Bruce J. Kempf Mr. John C. Meyer Mr. David M. Langley Mr. Andrew J. Neichter Jr. Mr. Robert Minton III Mr. Paul Sandman Mr. Kenneth C. Reising Jr. Mr. Charles E. Weiter Mr. Martin Pohler Mr. Edward E. Toutant Mr. Lawrence T. Smith Mr. Paul R. Zurkuhlen Dr. Michael Uhde Mr. Paul Werle TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Robert W. Wendler III Mr. John T. Brasch ROD McCRAVY CLUB ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Norbert Joseph Fante Jr. Mr. Joe K. Aschbacher TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Dennis L. Dittmeier Mr. Edward J. Hathorn Mr. David J. Bowling Mr. Kenneth L. Block Mr. John B. Helm Mr. David M. Hill Mr. Allen W. Melcher Mr. Paul W. Bruenderman Mr. John E. Hill Mr. Dennis V. Monroe Mr. Michael Doran Mr. Richard A. Janes Mr. John T. Patterson Jr. Mr. Gary D. Griffin Mr. W. Michael Kirtley Mr. Dennis S. Pohl Mr. David A. 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Mr. Douglas F. Schmitt GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Ronald L. Zehnder Mr. David R. Aton Mr. James M. Crush TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Larry Kirzinger Mr. George H. Abell Jr. Mr. Ted A. Roberts Mr. David G. Baron Mr. Stephen R. Zollner Mr. David L. Bauer Mr. David C. Bischof ROD McCRAVY CLUB Dr. Donald T. Donovan Mr. Tim J. Barry Mr. Thomas H. Hayden Mr. C. David Melcher Mr. Ted R. Helm Mr. Donald A. Mirka Mr. John V. Kahl Maj. David W. Urton Mr. John P. Nolan Jr. Mr. Carl E. Yunker Mr. Charles V. Palmer-Ball II Mr. Michael Radmacher CLASS OF 1971 Mr. Edward L. Schoenbaechler 1953 SOCIETY Mr. J. Jeffrey Shekell Mr. Patrick Bleemel Mr. Joseph W. Von Bokern Jr. Mr. John E. Freibert Jr. Dr. John Wilhelmus Mr. Timothy H. Freibert Mr. Robert E. Wolff Mr. Daniel R. Fuller Mr. William J. Wunderlin Mr. J. Drew Laughlin Mr. James A. Mudd GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. John S. Poole Mr. Robert Caswell Mr. Robert J. Silliman Mr. Mark D. Esterle Mr. M. Douglas Ferry PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Roger D. Franck Mr. John V. Lega Mr. John J. Fredricks Mr. Thomas W. Giesler TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. R. Kent Holzknecht Mr. Chris G. Haragan Mr. D. Bruce Jones Mr. John J. Holzknecht Jr. Mr. Robert C. Kircher Mr. David C. Wagner Mr. John M. Noon Col. John F. Wagner III Mr. Bruce E. Radaker Jr. Mr. David A. Schoenbachler TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Robert C. Barrow ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Robert C. Bass TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. John E. Fallot Jr. Mr. Bruce L. Klausing Mr. W. Kelly Burke Mr. Robert A. Eckerle Mr. Donald R. Hissam Mr. Kenneth A. Nunn Sr. Mr. J. Michael Edelen Mr. Michael E. Guetig Mr. Charles J. Hurst Mr. Michael L. Reeves Mr. Norbert R. Fischer Jr. Mr. John A. Jackson Mr. Thomas J. Kaelin Dr. Chris J. Krawiec Mr. Louis S. Kissel Mr. Robert T. Lynch CLASS OF 1970 Mr. Robert W. Shober Mr. J. T. Sims Jr. Mr. Glenn Martin Jr. 1953 SOCIETY Mr. John R. Washbish Mr. Kevin P. Mullen Mr. William E. Brundage Jr. Mr. Daniel L. Wheat TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Thomas M. Murray Mr. Bruce W. Raque Mr. Joseph G. Buddell Mr. Mark E. Myers Mr. Philip D. Fitzgerald III Mr. David A. Perdue Mr. J. Brian Searles GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Thomas S. Frank Mr. David M. Price Mr. Phillip J. Stuecker Sr. Mr. Paul Beam Jr. Mr. William R. Grant Mr. Anthony D. Ruhl Mr. Gary W. Dodson Mr. Peter M. Hammer PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Timothy D. Golden Mr. Lawrence R. Link Jr. Mr. John P. Ribar Mr. John M. Hilb CLASS OF 1973 Mr. Daryl E. Netherton 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Denis J. Jewell Mr. David A. Ribar Mr. Samuel C. Corbett TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. John W. Knoop Mr. Richard B. Wunderlin Mr. Patrick R. Hayden Mr. Gerald R. Ditsler Mr. Ronald D. McClish Mr. Donald C. Jones Mr. Philip M. Kayrouz GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Charles Kenneth Wolf ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. James L. Bruenderman PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Gary P. Hans Mr. Don A. Hartley Dr. Glenn R. Blincoe TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. William P. Hines Jr. Mr. Steven T. Houpt Mr. Norman E. Fallot Mr. Thomas W. Bruenderman Mr. Robert E. Martin Mr. Robert P. Kiefer Mr. William P. Kelly III Mr. Bruce K. Burch Mr. Michael A. McCarthy Mr. John Leisman Mr. Michael E. Perkins Mr. William M. Doerr Mr. Frank W. Ronnau III Mr. William M. Molnar Dr. Rod L. Rallo Mr. William L. Drane Mr. Robert J. Russell Mr. Stephen C. Oechsli Mr. Doug Wilson Mr. William E. Egner Mr. Daniel C. Smith IV Mr. Dudley W. Sanders Mr. Jerome E. Fiely Mr. Robert E. Wheeler Sr. Mr. Mark A. Thompson TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Dennis J. Fowler Mr. W. Lee Underwood Jr. Mr. Richard D. Browning Mr. A. Thomas Johnson CLASS OF 1972 Mr. Steve Zeller Mr. Timothy P. Castagno Mr. David C. Kempf 1953 SOCIETY Mr. John J. Hodes Mr. Chester C. Krill Jr. Mr. Robert Benim ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Kevin R. Mullin Mr. Gerard D. O’Connell Mr. Don Freibert Mr. Mark R. Aschbacher Mr. Joseph P. O’Mary Jr. Mr. Kevin P. Roy Mr. Steve Raible Mr. David W. Buckler Mr. Matthew J. Robinson Mr. Michael L. Simms III Mr. Herbert K. Scales III Mr. James L. Carter Mr. Rudy L. Volz III Mr. Thomas E. Stevens Mr. James A. Wallitsch Mr. Michael J. Cassin 28

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TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB CLASS OF 1975 CLASS OF 1976 GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. James E. Bell Jr. 1953 SOCIETY 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Raymond D. Byron Lt. Col. Michael E. Clayton Mr. Christopher C. Burckle Mr. David Mercke Mr. Halbert A. Crumes Mr. Anthony J. Cobaugh Mr. Gregory F. House Mr. Dennis B. Fox Mr. David E. Elder PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Timothy J. Hornung Mr. Michael J. Schindler PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. William G. Phillips Mr. Kevin L. Schulz Mr. David J. Pottinger Mr. David S. Graham Mr. Micheal D. Wendler Mr. Steve V. Purdy Dr. Kevin M. Walsh Mr. John T. Kenny Mr. Bradley J. Repinski Mr. Charles Ward III Mr. Jeffrey W. Roby Mr. Thomas A. Zoeller TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Steve L. Childress Mr. Anthony B. Wight Mr. Martin B. Weber Mr. J. Scott Williams GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Dr. Thomas M. Kayrouz Mr. Martin F. McDonald Mr. Joseph F. Birkenmeyer Jr. TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. William E. Bland II Mr. Fred Bleuel Mr. Thomas L. Crush Mr. Oscar E. Fussenegger III TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Joseph Buchheit Mr. Joseph E. Domhoff Mr. Richard H. Gabriel Jr. Mr. Kenneth A. Bohnert Mr. J. Robert Buschermohle Jr. Mr. James B. Hayden Mr. Edward R. Harpring Maj. Michael A. Greer Mr. Michael L. Chancellor Mr. David L. Scheu Mr. James K. Johnson Mr. Paul J. Hoffmann Mr. Steven G. Crump Mr. Gary J. Wilhelmus Mr. Raymond J. Maeser Mr. Frank M. Cuffe Mr. Richard Impellizzeri Mr. Charles L. Servino Mr. Edward F. Flechler Mr. Doug A. Koestel Mr. Stanley G. Logan Jr. CLASS OF 1978 Mr. Ronald P. Hohmann 1953 SOCIETY ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. William E. Hughes III Mr. Paul F. Resch Mr. Wade A. Lee Mr. Andrew J. Schmitt Mr. James Campbell Mr. John Lesousky Mr. Sean R. Higgins Mr. James E. Olliges Mr. Brian D. Martin Mr. Keith M. Talbott Dr. Joseph B. Wise III Mr. Richard A. Paniello CLASS OF 1974 Mr. William A. Motsch Jr. Mr. Joseph M. Porter Jr. Mr. Joseph E. Okruhlica Mr. Christopher S. Tompkins 1953 SOCIETY Mr. David A. Sexton GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Michael N. Jones Mr. Thomas F. Speed Jr. Mr. John C. Ellington PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Joseph L. Wheatley Mr. Herbert A. Feige Mr. Kevin D. Griffo PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. R. Keith Yann Mr. Thomas J. Fensterer Mr. Raymond P. Duran Jr. Mr. Michael L. Kunz Mr. Paul W. Keene Mr. Howard M. Natalie Dr. Don Metry Jr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Edward J. Poppe Mr. Ben M. Streepey Mr. Steve M. Barnett Mr. Kevin J. Ruhl Mr. Randall R. Sears Mr. Kevin D. Biven Mr. Jeff A. Sheehan TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. David T. Darst TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Joseph T. Clark Mr. Timothy P. Durbin Mr. Alfred B. England Rev. Mark Keene ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Michael T. Fallot Mr. Charles R. Gabriel Mr. John A. Neichter Dr. Ronald J. Miller Mr. Jerome D. Fischer Mr. Stanford L. West Mr. Donald L. Noe Mr. Steve L. Koestel Mr. John Keith Heustis Mr. Joseph M. Tichenor III Mr. Michael D. Hill Mr. Steve W. Wyatt TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Daniel T. Minogue Mr. Michael T. Beyerle Mr. Richard Bryant Mr. Kenneth J. Powers Mr. Michael D. Brotzge Mr. Stephen G. Chady CLASS OF 1977 Dr. William Jeffrey Schoen 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Leo J. Brown III Mr. Richard W. Hubbard Jr. Mr. Arthur L. Curran Jr. Mr. Douglas S. Hubert Mr. William M. Conder ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Kenneth A. Graven Dr. Jeff D. Harbrecht Mr. Robert J. Mondun Sr. Mr. Thomas B. Barrow Mr. David A. Hissam Mr. Edward L. Munson Jr. Mr. James A. Morris Mr. John E. Brewer Mr. James W. Kapfhammer Mr. Wayne S. Palmer-Ball Dr. Robert J. Mullen Mr. Mark A. Burns Mr. Joseph Christopher King Mr. John C. Pieper Mr. David A. Scinta Mr. John F. Carroll Jr. Mr. Mark H. Lage Mr. David M. Schmitt Mr. F. Greg Scinta Mr. Brian E. DeVore Mr. Thomas H. Leis Mr. Michael J. Doyle Mr. Robert L. Zimlich GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Michael L. Lenahan Mr. Paul J. Fussenegger Dr. James M. Link Jr. Mr. Stephen Droppelman Mr. Gary M. Kenney PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. William R. Heeb Mr. David M. Brauckmann Mr. Kyle T. Mullin Mr. Robert W. Klein Mr. William E. Neff III Mr. John C. McGill Mr. Anthony W. Kuhl Mr. Eric D. Smith Mr. Michael J. Parris Rev. Richard D. Ross Jr. Mr. Ralph Landenwich Mr. John P. Walsh Mr. Keith M. Pearson Mr. William C. Maier III TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Richard L. Sils Mr. Richard A. Ribar Mr. Byron J. Butler GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Marvin A. Stober Dr. David H. Smith Mr. Curt A. Zoeller Mr. James J. Brady III Mr. Gary L. Stratman Mr. Ronald J. Chancellor ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Donald J. Temple TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. David L. Fuchs Mr. Scott M. Ballard Mr. Dennis M. Willinger Mr. Dane A. Bartlett Mr. Mark Sholtes Mr. Robert L. Woolsey Jr. Mr. Philip A. Fackler Mr. Dan Hourigan Mr. Dennis J. Taylor Mr. Ronald J. Kelty Mr. Robert A. Metry Jr. Mr. Donald E. Wirtzberger Mr. Timothy P. Malone Mr. Richard T. Miller Rev. Stephen A. Pohl Mr. Curtis J. Richie ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Scott F. Scinta Mr. Andrew J. Head Mr. William J. Spath Jr. Mr. Jerome E. Schlafer 29

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CLASS OF 1979 PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Michael S. Mays CLASS OF 1983 Mr. Jeffrey Millhollan 1953 SOCIETY Dr. Robert Holzknecht 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Robert Mulrooney Mr. Mark Corbett Mr. Kevin P. McGarry Mr. Vernon E. Johnston Mr. Timothy O’Rourke Dr. Brian G. Harbrecht Mr. Michael Sullivan Mr. Donald Ribar Mr. Rick M. Moir PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. James J. Sapienza Mr. J. Scott Brian Mr. John A. Riley Mr. Michael R. Timmerman Dr. David L. Shutt Mr. Robert C. Bohn Dr. Lee E. Corbett Mr. Larry A. Buren Mr. Curtis M. Webb Mr. Bruce Springer Mr. Thomas J. Welter Mr. James R. York Jr. Mr. Christopher Hartung TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Dr. William Padgett Mr. Charles Beckman Mr. Walter J. Schwartz GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. David A. Kamer PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Charles T. Humphrey Mr. Dennis M. Connell Mr. Jeffrey Shadowen Mr. Brian Schneider Mr. Vincent Passanisi Mr. Stephen Szwarc Mr. Kevin L. Horn Mr. James M. Schneider TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. John Joseph Oliver Dr. Daniel J. Young Mr. David J. Rickert Mr. Michael K. Connelly TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Douglas S. Jansen Mr. Louis J. Aboud ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. J. Lawrence Raidt II Mr. Steve G. Becker TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. K. Victor Fey Mr. Matthew Englebert Mr. Michael E. Blake Mr. Dale Schafer Mr. Norman J. Linton Mr. Anthony G. Weiter Mr. Gene K. Garcia Mr. Christopher Breslin Mr. Perry F. Marshall III Mr. Jeffrey A. Haeberlin Mr. Daniel M. Feller Mr. Kurt B. Netherton GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Donald F. Krauth Mr. Nicholas Melillo Mr. Lawrence Ruckriegel Mr. Stanley H. Lichtefeld Dr. Steven M. Tidwell Mr. Thomas M. Adams Jr. Mr. J. Key Schoen Mr. Christopher J. Brown Mr. Joseph K. Montgomery Mr. Dennis M. Burch Mr. Matthew M. Rickert TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB CLASS OF 1982 Mr. Charles C. Roth Mr. Dennis R. Adams Mr. Robert T. Fallahay 1953 SOCIETY Mr. James Kopp Mr. Richard Wagner Mr. Robert P. Buckler Mr. A. C. McKay Chauvin Mr. Steve Williams Mr. Arthur W. Iler Mr. David P. Noe Mr. Darryl Isaacs Mr. Robert A. Weber Lt. Col. Steven T. May Mr. Michael J. Sheehy GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Philip Osborne Mr. Timothy M. Babrowski Mr. Michael H. Smyth ROD McCRAVY CLUB PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Joseph Esterle Mr. Matthew W. Baugher Mr. Paul G. Beeler Mr. Mark Greenwell Mr. Christopher Deeley GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. William Brookins Mr. Bruce Jackel Mr. Thomas Eckert Mr. Philip A. Bonifer Mr. Keenan Brown Mr. Matthew Korn Mr. William R. Hodapp Mr. David F. Bowling Mr. David Harpring Mr. Darin P. Minogue Mr. Christopher Brosky Mr. Frederick W. Kirsch Mr. Kevin Oser TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Bruce Dettlinger Mr. John D. Kremer Mr. John N. Sandman Mr. James A. Kuchenbrod Mr. Mark Kelley Mr. Edward K. Grantz Mr. David J. Webb Mr. Michael J. Heeb Mr. Michael A. Ryan ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Jeffrey Wise Mr. Christopher R. Allen Mr. Michael Kays TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. David B. O’Daniel Mr. Michael E. Braden CLASS OF 1981 Mr. David Burianek Mr. Edward Campbell Mr. Craig P. Ridge Dr. Jeffrey V. Chou Mr. Kevin J. Riley 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Brook N. Catlett Mr. David L. Beckman Jr. Mr. John F. Clements Mr. William T. Taylor Mr. Theodore Malone Mr. Michael Brennan Mr. James Timothy Culver Mr. David Timperman Mr. John M. House Jr. Mr. Quintin Fawbush Mr. Scott J. Weining CLASS OF 1984 Mr. D. Scott McClinton Mr. Timothy A. Feger 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Daniel R. Wilhelmi Mr. Brian V. Otero Mr. Jeffrey Graham Dr. Rodney V. Chou Mr. James A. Patterson II Mr. Christopher Grantz Mr. John V. Tucker ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Steven C. Tompkins Mr. David Hayes Mr. Vincent J. Tyra Mr. Dominick Ancona Mr. R. Todd Turney Mr. John Houck Mr. Douglas R. Wise Mr. Robert A. Cripe Mr. Scott E. Kremer Mr. Jeffrey Malkmus PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Christopher W. Meyer PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Bryant L. Nohalty Mr. David Griffo Mr. Raymond A. Nowacki Mr. Gary T. Allgeier Maj. Roger A. Sprenger Mr. Steven E. Higdon Mr. Christopher J. Ott Mr. R. Craig Bealmear Mr. Raymond W. Wilcox Mr. Joseph Niehaus Mr. Paul Stich Mr. Thomas Clements Mr. Paul A. Pfeifer Mr. Douglas P. Williams Mr. Robert L. Fischer CLASS OF 1980 GREEN AND WHITE CLUB 1953 SOCIETY TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Dr. Paul C. Brooks III Mr. Stephen Geiger Mr. Michael Casper Mr. J. Richard Hayes Mr. Paul A. Clements II Mr. Damien M. Prather Mr. Stephen J. Lorenz Dr. Paul K. Fearneyhough Mr. Stephen D. Stallings Mr. Theodore W. Poppe TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. John C. Horn Mr. Eric Whyte Mr. Bryan T. Buckler Mr. Keith E. Kamenish Mr. Samuel A. Winkler ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. David E. Miller Dr. Carlos A. Perez Mr. Michael Dehart Mr. John Ouseph Mr. Walter Martin Mr. Mark Vogt TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. William B. Shircliff Mr. Stephen M. Haffner Mr. Gregory Rosenbaum Dr. Timothy B. Tinker Mr. William Kaelin Mr. Edward G. Weiter Sr. Mr. Timothy Watson Mr. Michael C. Kline Mr. Casey Krawiec 30

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GREEN AND WHITE CLUB CLASS OF 1986 GREEN AND WHITE CLUB CLASS OF 1990 Mr. John M. Brunner 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Joseph P. Bohn PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Dr. William Hesse Mr. Steven R. Arentsen Mr. Jon Patrick Stein Mr. Daniel S. Bramer Mr. David I. Rueff Mr. David S. Elder Jr. Mr. Kevin L. Judd Mr. Kirkland Stallings Lt. Col. David B. Gossett ROD McCRAVY CLUB Capt. Kevin M. Sullivan Mr. Richard L. Morris Jr. Mr. Joseph H. Hinkle ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Keith W. Viers TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. William Brenzel PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Steven B. Jent Mr. Douglas Metry Mr. Sean E. Deeley CLASS OF 1988 Mr. Michael C. Johnson Mr. Todd Richards 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Brian C. Leis TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Andrew W. Wearren Mr. David Keith Norris CLASS OF 1985 Mr. Edward B. Bibb Mr. David A. Rothgerber Jr. 1953 SOCIETY PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Brian Brohman TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Barry M. Clements TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Drew J. Conliffe Mr. Scott W. Arentsen Mr. Scott R. Beckham Mr. Todd Meyer Mr. Shawn L. Canaday TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Dean J. Brauner Mr. David Troutman Mr. Robert H. Deibel III Mr. Brian L. Jent Mr. Christian J. Curtin Dr. James Patrick Donovan Mr. Matthew W. Jochim Mr. John T. Dziedzic PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Stephen P. Hulsman Mr. Gary W. Owens Dr. Charles Mitchell Luckett Mr. James Adrio Mr. Mark L. Kantlehner Mr. Malcolm W. Robertson Mr. Scott T. Roby Mr. Kevin Bramer Mr. Paul J. Linton Mr. Douglas A. Tatum Mr. Jesse L. Ryan Mr. Steven R. Cramer Mr. Barry J. Nohalty Mr. Marc A. Sabin Mr. Timothy W. Dearmond Mr. Brian D. Pfaadt TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Travis M. Wagoner Mr. Michael Kamer Mr. Stephen L. Martin Mr. Donald A. King GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Robert J. Ramsay Jr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. John R. Kmetz Mr. Todd B. Graham Mr. William J. Roby Jr. Mr. Bradley A. Blois Mr. Erin Schlader Mr. Terry T. Holmes Mr. Gregory C. Brown Mr. Ronald Taylor Mr. Christopher M. Jackson GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Scott W. Bryant Mr. Kurt W. Johnson Mr. David M. Arnold Mr. Christopher M. Coomes TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Paul T. O’Daniel Dr. Benjamin J. Schoenbachler Mr. Chad R. Dierken Mr. Joel Braun Mr. Michael J. Osting Mr. Michael K. Winter Mr. Thaddeus M. Fine Dr. David A. Dues Mr. Brian E. Schmidt Mr. Scott C. Horn Mr. Grant A. Harbrecht Mr. Michael J. Whelan ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Gerald L. Metzmeier Mr. John J. Kelly Mr. Todd A. Grass Mr. Patrick M. Noonan Mr. Thomas Lauer ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Ted L. Reverman III Mr. Phimar D. Patterson Mr. Michael C. Yates Mr. James A. Beckham Mr. David M. Werle Mr. Timothy Zick Mr. Joseph P. Branham CLASS OF 1989 Mr. Jeffrey B. Doninger 1953 SOCIETY ROD McCRAVY CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Dean A. Feger Mr. Michael E. Hobbs Jr. Mr. Thomas Keith Dillon Mr. Jeffrey L. Ashley SFC Kerry W. Gramig Mr. M. David Power Mr. Kelby D. Dreisbach Mr. Paul J. Bishop Mr. John M. Prather Mr. Christopher F. Haunz Mr. Jeffrey Caffee Mr. William J. Weigel PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Blake A. Holsclaw Mr. David J. Crane Mr. Matthew R. Burnstein Mr. Troy L. King Mr. Angelo J. Desposito III CLASS OF 1987 Mr. Jason J. Dombroski Mr. Mark A. Pontrich Dr. Matthew F. Dumstorf 1953 SOCIETY Mr. W. Andrew Tapp Mr. Scott A. Thornberry Mr. Laurence E. Komp Mr. Alexander G. Babey Mr. Mark Monsour Mr. Matthew S. Elder TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY CLASS OF 1991 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Michael R. Pfeifer Mr. Matthew M. Haaf Mr. Christopher R. Pund Mr. Guy Richie PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Robert Seng II Mr. Charles A. Moore TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. William M. Brewer Jr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Capt. David M. Bell TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Joseph F. Demling Jr. Mr. W. Craig DeSensi Mr. Daniel J. Burch Mr. Glen D. Georgehead Mr. Gregory A. Hall Mr. Dino R. Camomot Mr. Larry A. Judd Jr. Mr. John D. Rich TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. W. Miles Cutsinger Mr. Robert T. Wagner Mr. Marek G. Simon Mr. W. Carey Hirtzel Mr. Mark E. Abel Mr. Richard L. Tinsley Mr. Cary L. Braun Mr. David B. Miles TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Daniel M. Walter Mr. Carroll Teague Lt. Gen. Matthew K. Conliffe Mr. Kenneth P. Blake Mr. Mark R. Funke Mr. Jonathan K. Deye GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Daniel V. Grenough ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. James E. Groves III Mr. David P. Bonn Mr. Kerry Bauer Mr. Kevin P. Guetig Mr. M. Lance Kidwell Mr. Joseph A. Hagan Mr. Joseph A. Hayden Mr. Carl Bollinger Mr. Robert Bruce Lindsey III Mr. Patrick M. Potter Mr. Jarrod R. Smith Mr. Steve Dentinger Mr. Ronald L. Maddux Jr. Mr. Andrew S. Mays Mr. Andrew M. McCarthy ROD McCRAVY CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Brian K. Poole Mr. James Jeffrey Griffin Mr. Geoffrey S. Baker Mr. C. Gregory Rankin Mr. James M. Meyers Mr. Richard H. Boeckmann Jr. Mr. Christopher J. Russell Mr. Gregory E. Tichenor Mr. Joseph D. Hagedorn Mr. David G. Snapp Mr. Timothy J. Streit 31

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GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Chad A. Hennessey Mr. Paul L. Arentsen Mr. Kevin D. Heuke Mr. Charles Robert Beaven Mr. Eric W. Payne Mr. Christopher M. Gregory Mr. James T. Solley Mr. Timothy P. Hazelwood Mr. David Todd Jones ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Andrew A. Ramsay Mr. James B. Caudill Mr. Garrick A. Straub Mr. Jason M. Hulsewede Mr. Jeffrey P. McRae ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Eric Christopher Botner CLASS OF 1995 Mr. Cary L. Clark Jr. 1953 SOCIETY Mr. G. Wes Gies Mr. David R. Lewis Mr. Robert J. Hill II Mr. H. Travis Stanfield Mr. Christopher L. Mackey Mr. Timothy M. Naehr TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Todd M. Pehlke Mr. Brian N. Bellucci Mr. Robert J. Roggenkamp Mr. W. Bradley Caldwell Mr. Stephen R. Schoen Mr. Ryan J. Franconia Mr. Timothy J. Hall CLASS OF 1992 Mr. Steven M. Jones Jr. TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. H. Michael Lueke Mr. Joseph B. Cecil Mr. Jeffrey C. Mellinger GREEN AND WHITE CLUB CLASS OF 2000 Mr. Matthew D. Haunz Mr. Michael Merrick Mr. Matthew S. Alvey Mr. Mark L. Brown TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Steven T. King Mr. Craig A. Mudd Mr. James A. Downes Mr. David S. Pohler Mr. Eric L. Miller Mr. Jonathan J. Pilbean Mr. Adam M. Fussenegger Mr. Joseph A. Mudd Mr. Robert J. Ruckriegel Jr. Mr. Cordell G. Lawrence Jr. ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Andrew D. Stosberg Mr. Patrick J. Weiter Mr. Patrick M. Newman Mr. Theodore K. Broecker Mr. Jeffrey D. Poole Mr. Jason A. Garr GREEN AND WHITE CLUB GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Kyle Reh Mr. Joseph C. Babey IV Mr. John L. Dean Mr. Adam C. Wiseman Mr. Eric W. Goss Mr. Glen Douglas Dreisbach CLASS OF 1998 TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Christopher A. Grady Mr. S. Kyle Dreisbach GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Andrew F. Diebold Mr. Jeremy B. Rothgerber Mr. Benjamin T. Smith Mr. Frank L. Hilbert Jr. Mr. Mark Wallingford Mr. Matthew E. Hoard ROD McCRAVY CLUB CLASS OF 1996 Mr. Benjamin T. Whitaker GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Jason L. Stocker TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Andrew M. Hennessey Mr. Kurt T. Brown ROD McCRAVY CLUB CLASS OF 1993 Mr. Brandon T. DeToma ROD McCRAVY CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Sean D. Robinson Mr. Thomas A. Aberli Mr. Ryan C. Compton Mr. Ricky D. Fransen Mr. Brian C. Brewer Mr. Bryan D. Dant Mr. David J. Ridenour Mr. Jason R. Smith CLASS OF 2001 Mr. Walter T. Cotton Mr. Jody M. Dawson PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. Bradley A. Lampley Mr. Kevin R. Frey Mr. Matthew R. Palmer-Ball Mr. Frederick W. Lape Mr. Nicholas P. McDowell CLASS OF 1999 1953 SOCIETY Mr. Matthew E. McGrath Mr. Sean M. Miranda TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Matthew D. Fetter Mr. Brian P. Norris Mr. John Michael Moore Mr. Nicholas W. Kleinhelter Mr. Nathan V. Sheets Mr. Jesse A. Mudd Mr. Keith D. Olson Mr. Daron M. Van Vactor PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. John P. Woock GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Brandon T. Losacker ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Mark A. Baker GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. C. Brantley Dreisbach Mr. James Robert Bironas TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Casey L. Wagner Mr. John David Green Mr. Damon L. Figaniak Mr. Kyle A. Brown Mr. Kris M. Ohlmann Mr. Charles T. Hogg Jr. CLASS OF 2002 Mr. William L. Ralston III Mr. Keith J. Klusman TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Jason A. Hall TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Lee P. Rivette Mr. David A. Sullivan Mr. Joseph G. Bloodworth Mr. Adam R. Keal Mr. Matthew P. Zurkuhlen Mr. Trevor L. Gousha Mr. Bradley E. Toon CLASS OF 1994 Mr. Mark R. Wagner TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY ROD McCRAVY CLUB GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Joseph V. Pavoni Mr. Matthew J. Gamertsfelder Mr. John J. Balbach Jr. GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Kevin A. Loehle Mr. Jason M. Figaniak TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Nick L. Carnes Mr. Michael T. Bukowski CLASS OF 1997 Mr. David N. Kall CLASS OF 2003 Mr. Brent A. Coomes TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Brian F. McGiveney Mr. John P. Miller Jr. TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Daniel E. Eckert Mr. Mark W. Amick Mr. John Andrew Hitron Mr. Jason A. Krekel Mr. Christopher W. Staley Mr. William P. Zurkuhlen Mr. Brian A. Moorman GREEN AND WHITE CLUB ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. James Clay Pearce TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. Dylan T. Wagner Mr. Michael L. Bratcher Mr. Matthew P. Wilmes GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. John P. Darr CLASS OF 2006 Mr. Thomas C. Fain Mr. Joseph C. Klausing GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Kevin G. Fisher Mr. James W. Dawson Mr. Keith R. Guetig Mr. Michael B. K. Sheehy 32

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FRIENDS GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Ms. Elverie C. Hall Ives TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB 1953 SOCIETY The Barber Tennis Team Ms. Lois L. Judd Mr. Michael L. Bratcher ’97 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barnes Ms. Shelly Loyall Mr. David Case (former Trinity faculty member) Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair Ms. Mary E. Madden Mr. Michael L. Chancellor ’75 Mrs. Martha Barr Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Buddo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meisner Mr. James Timothy Culver ’82 Mr. Thomas Dubay H’94 Bramco, Inc. Ms. Mary H. Chamberlain Ms. Nora Mike Mrs. Pat Eckert Hillerich & Bradsby Co. Mr. Charles Devitt Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Moorman Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dreyer Judge and Mary Carol Mosley Mr. Kenneth J. Ellenbrand Hollenbach Family Ms. Jeanna Gonzales Junkin Safety Appliance Company Mr. William Gorman Mr. and Mrs. William V. Posey Mr. and Mrs. Embry B. Rogers Ms. Mary Ann Hall King & Company, PSC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gustafson Dr. Deborah Heaverin Rev. Gregory Klaas Mr. Michael Hamilton H’96 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Searles Mr. John V. Kahl ’69 Mr. Nicholas J. McGrath Mr. Shawn T. Johnson H’03 Mr. Bob Korte Mr. Thomas B. Simms Jr. Neace Lukens Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kleine-Kracht Mr. Anthony Lococo H’03 O’Mary Brothers Plumbing Ms. Sue Knecht Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Smith Ms. Jennifer Martin Paradis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Darrel W. Lawrence Mr. Sam Smith Dr. William Morris Pearce Brothers Ready Mix Concrete Mr. and Mrs. James P. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Richard Springmier Sr. Mr. Keith Rapp and Supply Co., Inc. Ms. Margaret M. McGrath Ms. Kathaleen Stout Mr. Robert Seng II ’85 Publishers Printing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Murphy Ms. Mildred Thiemann Ms. Pat Singer Sterling G. Thompson Co. Dr. Maureen Norris Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Thomas Mr. Donald Switzer H’04 United Electric Company Oncology & Hematology Association Ms. Susan Torres Mr. Travis M. Wagoner ’90 Wagner Electric Company Ms. Maggi M. Pinto Ms. Mary Lou Trautwein-Lamkin Mrs. Linda Whitworth Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Mac King and Jennifer Sils Mr. and Mrs. David Wessel Mr. Alan Wilson Three D’s Development LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Whiteley Mr. Richard B. Wunderlin ’72 PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Ms. Amanda F. Tyler Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Whitney GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Acordia of Kentucky University of Louisville Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Willenbrink Mr. and Mrs. Jon C. Waldeck Ms. Jane Woodard Ms. Missy Clay Rev. Robert E. Osborne Mr. Robert Davenport Mr. Joseph F. Demling Sr. ’68 TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY ROD McCRAVY CLUB Ms. Lisabeth Dunman Ms. Judy Golliher Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Anderson FACULTY/STAFF Mr. John C. Ellington ’76 1953 SOCIETY Ms. Barbara J. Melillo Anonymous Mrs. Lisetta Kenney Mr. C. Kenneth Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Tim Brown H’01 Mr. Joseph Henning H’06 Ms. Keri Owen TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Jesus S. Biagtan Mr. Charles L. Servino ’73 Ms. Loren Marilyn Brahm Mr. Dennis Lampley H’92 Bro. Robert E. Arrowsmith, CFX Dr. Robert J. Mullen ’77 Ms. Mary Ann Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Brockman Rev. Thomas Boland Mr. Joseph M. Porter Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. David Spoelker Ms. Paula S. Fuqua Ms. Constance Cameron Mr. Michael Szabo Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Striegel Rev. John W. Hanrahan Ms. Doris Clayton Mr. Steven C. Tompkins ’81 Mr. Barry Swearingen Mr. Michael J. Hyland Ms. Helen Condit Mr. Frank Ward H’01 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Kempf Ms. Mildred C. Craig TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Walter E. Orrill Ms. Debra S. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Rick ’73 and Jennifer ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Michael Budniak Ms. Martha C. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Mike Devine Browning Mr. B. Dietrich Mr. Eugene Eckert ’62 Ms. Kate Nitzken Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Poole III Ms. Donna Rice Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Richy Ms. Lucie Brunner Duncan Ms. Lisa Kelly Mr. Darrell Greulich Mr. Gary W. Owens ’88 Ms. Joyce Riggs Mr. Robert L. Rowan Jr. Mr. Bernie Schum Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Harmon Mr. Gregory Sysol H’03 Mr. Thomas H. Zehnder ’63 Mr. Randall Stumler She of Louisville, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Henderson Mr. Joseph R. Thompson ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Sysol Mr. Daniel Zoeller

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CURRENT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gross 1953 SOCIETY Mr. J. Edwin Webb Mr. Robert P. Kiefer ’72 Mr. John R. Guthrie ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bowles H’01 Ms. Karen Lamberton Mr. John A. Hamilton H’05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brehl TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. and Mrs. David Lawson Mr. Patrick R. Hayden ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bilyeu Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heleringer ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. Kenneth A. Bohnert ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lochner Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Hennessey ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buetow Mr. and Mrs. James Boomer Mr. John C. McGill ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hettinger ’59 Mr. Paul A. Clements II ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John Brislin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Medley Jr. Mr. Arthur P. Hipwell ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diebold Mr. Leo J. Brown III ’78 Mr. Kevin J. Ruhl ’76 Mr. William Howard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duffy Mr. Michael L. Chancellor ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Jones ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Egolf Mr. John F. Clements ’82 Mr. and Mrs. David Spoelker Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fox Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coxon Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Striegel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn Mr. Kenneth A. Graven ’77 Mr. Arthur L. Curran Jr. ’78 Mr. Albert A. Tomassetti Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heleringer ’69 Mr. J. Michael Edelen ’71 Mr. W. Lee Underwood Jr. ’72 Mr. Charles Terry LaFollette ’68 Mr. Sean R. Higgins ’78 Mr. Edward F. Flechler ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Voss Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lampley H’92 Mr. John C. Horn ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. George Mr. J. Scott Williams ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Leis H’01 Mr. Gregory F. House ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Sloane Graff Dr. and Mrs. Phillip McIntosh Mr. William Howard Dr. Deborah Heaverin ROD McCRAVY CLUB Mr. Creighton E. Mershon ’59 Mr. and Mrs. John Kington Mr. Ronald P. Hohmann ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Abell Mrs. Kathy Mershon H’92 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Klempner Mr. and Mrs. Rob Honeger Mr. and Mrs. John Bollinger Mr. Mike Millett ’68 Mr. D. Scott McClinton ’81 Mr. Richard W. Hubbard Jr. ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burch Mr. and Mrs. Donald Minogue Mr. David Mercke ’76 Mr. Stephen P. Hulsman ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Miranda H’00 Mr. Rick M. Moir ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ingram Mr. John F. Carroll Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Monda Mr. and Mrs. Emil Monda Mr. James W. Kapfhammer ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis Mr. James A. Mudd ’71 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mullen ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kendra Mr. and Mrs. Kent Eubank Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Dr. Carlos A. Perez ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ford Mr. Raymond J. Naber ’68 Mr. John S. Poole ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kupper Mr. and Mrs. Keenan Foy Ms. Clair Patenaude Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Riggs Dr. James M. Link Jr. ’78 Mr. Paul J. Fussenegger ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. 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Sherman ’57 Mr. Daniel E. Wiseman ’65 Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sobczyk Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kilkelly Mr. Robert J. Silliman ’71 Mr. Robert L. Zimlich ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solomon Mr. and Mrs. William Lepping Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singleton Ms. Vickie Speer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lintner Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spath H’04 PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCool Judge and Mrs. David T. Stosberg ’64 Dr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Blincoe ’73 Mr. and Mrs. David Stumler Mr. and Mrs. John G. Oberst Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Stuecker Sr. ’70 Mrs. Johanna Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Van Nevel Mr. James E. Olliges ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Mr. Dennis M. Connell ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wadlington Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Radcliff Tompkins ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Current Mr. Thomas J. Welter ’81 Dr. and Mrs. David H. Smith ’75 Mrs. Wilma Torstrick Dr. and Mrs. David T. Dodd Mr. Richard B. Wunderlin ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tydlacka Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Denise Vance Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fortney GREEN AND WHITE CLUB PAST PARENTS Mr. James A. Wallitsch ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson Ms. Susan Amundsen 1953 SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weleski Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Mr. and Mrs. Barry Asbury Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Arnold ’57 Mr. March Wells Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henn Mr. and Mrs. Neale Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Babey III ’58 Mr. and Mrs. C. William Weyland Mr. Kevin L. Horn ’79 Mr. Kevin D. Biven ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ballard Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Willett Mr. John R. Kmetz ’85 Mr. Joseph P. Bohn ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Bealmear ’59 Mr. Daniel E. Wiseman ’65 Ms. Mary Kaye Marshall Mr. James L. Bruenderman ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benim ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Woock Mr. and Mrs. James McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Terry Buller Mr. James C. Bisig ’69 Dr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Woock ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Redman Mr. Raymond D. Byron ’77 Mr. Patrick Bleemel ’71 Mr. David J. Rickert ’79 Ms. Missy Clay Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boeckmann PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith Mr. Bruce Dettlinger ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bridgers Mr. and Mrs. Barry Albert Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Tim Brown H’01 Mr. Robert L. Becker ’69 TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. Stephen Droppelman ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buetow Mr. James H. Beckham Jr. ’62 Mr. Edward B. Bibb ’86 Mr. John C. Ellington ’76 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Caldwell ’66 Mrs. Johanna Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Blair Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eskridge Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Callahan Mrs. Kathleen L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Browning ’73 Mr. Michael T. Fallot ’75 Mr. Mark Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William D. Crosby ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Daniels Dr. Michael Flynn Ms. Patricia Cecil Mr. and Mrs. John-Robert Curtin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flowers Mr. David L. Fuchs ’78 Judge and Mrs. Frank Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. George Dehler Dr. Janet L. Honchell Day Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gerughty Conliffe ’63 Dr. and Mrs. David T. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hulls Mr. Timothy D. Golden ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Didio Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dole Mr. Mark Kelley ’82 Ms. Christina Gould Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diebold Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dries Mr. Thomas A. Klausing ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Havira Mr. Don Freibert ’72 Mr. F. William Fensterer III ’68 Mr. Nicholas Melillo ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Dale Henning Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freibert ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nissen Mr. John Keith Heustis ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Fuller ’71 Mr. Gerald L. Gast ’69 34

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Mr. Charles Gerstle Mr. William H. Aronhime ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Martin ’75 Mr. Peter R. Guetig ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ayers Ms. Clarice McCarthy Mr. Edward R. Harpring ’73 Mr. Tim E. Heustis ’69 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Balbach Ms. Debbie McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartlage Ms. Donna Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Barako Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath Mr. Michael D. Hill ’75 Mr. John W. Hudson ’64 Mr. David R. Block ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Will Hobson Mrs. George Ann Lamb Mr. Kenneth A. Bohnert ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Meyer ’82 Mr. R. Kent Holzknecht ’69 Mr. and Mrs. James McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Broecker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller Mr. Steven T. Houpt ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pfaadt ’59 Mr. Leo J. Brown III ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hummel Dr. Rod L. Rallo ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jacobs Mr. Edward L. Reh ’67 Mr. Thomas W. Bruenderman ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Kempf ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rone Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brunner Mr. Kyle T. Mullin ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kiefer Mr. Paul Schork Mr. W. Kelly Burke ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muth Mr. and Mrs. Edward King Mr. William M. Schulz ’63 Mr. J. Robert Buschermohle Jr. ’75 Mr. Daryl E. Netherton ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Henry King Dr. and Mrs. Tom Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Byron Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nolan ’59 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Kmetz Mr. and Mrs. James U. Smith III ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carlisle Mr. Gerard D. O’Connell ’70 Mr. Michael L. Kunz ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark Mr. Joseph E. Okruhlica ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lage ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Timmerman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cotton Jr. Mr. William F. Olges ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lester Dr. and Mrs. William Weber ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coxon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. John Livesay Mr. Robert W. Wendler III ’69 Mrs. Bianca Cristofoli Mr. and Mrs. William Potts Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Logan Mr. and Mrs. James Wuertz Sr. Mrs. Pauline DeSanctis Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdy Mr. Carl R. Lutes ’60 Mr. Dennis L. Doerr ’59 Mr. J. Lawrence Raidt II ’80 Ms. Lori Mattingly TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Dues ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Rickert ’59 Mr. Ronald D. McClish ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William Belanger Mrs. Karen Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Don McKune Mr. and Mrs. Ron Benson Mr. Joseph J. Elder III ’57 Mrs. Alberta Roth Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller Mr. Kenneth L. Block ’69 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Engelbrecht Mr. Edward L. Schoenbaechler ’69 Mr. William M. Molnar ’72 Mr. Stephen D. Boone ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ernst ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuering Mr. David Paul Noe ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Ditsler ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eversole Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Sheehan ’57 Mr. John M. Noon ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doran ’69 Mr. Philip A. Fackler ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Anibal Silveira Mr. and Mrs. David Norris Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eckert ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Foley Mr. Michael L. Simms III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Perry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Don Feger ’61 Mr. Raymond L. Forst ’65 Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sobczyk Mr. Ewan Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franconia Mr. Dennis J. Fowler ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pohler ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guetig ’72 Mr. Newell D. Fox Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stein Mr. Edward J. Poppe ’76 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Harris ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart Mr. Bruce E. Radaker Jr. ’69 Mrs. Betty Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gilbert Ms. Cathy Stotts Mr. and Mrs. Flavian Reising Mr. and Mrs. David Higgins H’05 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Goebel ’60 Ms. Betty Szwarc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogers ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hockersmith Mr. and Mrs. Russel Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. John H. Toombs ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Rompf Jr. Mr. Philip M. Kayrouz ’70 Mr. and Mrs. David Graham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Twohey Mr. and Mrs. Karl Russ Mr. David Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Grenough Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallingford Mr. and Mrs. William Savage Mr. Louis S. Kissel ’72 Ms. Mary Ann Hall Mr. and Mrs. George P. Walsh Mrs. Dona Schicker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Klausing ’67 Mrs. Teresa Harbrecht Mr. and Mrs. John P. Walsh ’78 Dr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey Schoen ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knust Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hayden ’60 Mr. Charles Ward III ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Mr. Thomas Lauer ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch Mr. Jeff A. Sheehan ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lofton Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Heller Ms. Lynn Wilkerson Ms. Betty Shrader Mr. Martin F. McDonald ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hesse Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Wintergerst Mr. Richard L. Sils ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Metts Mrs. Barbara Hoard Dr. Joseph B. Wise III ’76 Mr. and Mrs. David Spoelker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Mudd ’65 Mr. Richard Impellizzeri ’76 Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens Mr. Kevin R. Mullin ’73 Mr. Richard A. Janes ’66 GREEN AND WHITE CLUB Mr. Steve Stevens Mr. and Mrs. John Noon Ms. Joyce Jennings Mr. Paul D. Amick ’65 Mr. Albert A. Tomassetti Jr. ’68 Mr. Joseph P. O’Mary Jr. ’73 Mr. A. Thomas Johnson ’70 Mr. Robert C. Amshoff ’65 Mr. Mark Brian Toombs ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poppe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Johnson ’60 Mr. Paul Beam Jr. ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turney Ms. Martha Poynter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jordan Mr. Joseph F. Birkenmeyer Jr. ’73 Mr. Philip Wagner Mr. and Mrs. William Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kalbhin Jr.H’97 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braun Mr. and Mrs. George M. Walker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vince Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kendra Mr. and Mrs. Dave M. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Dr. and Mrs. M. Owen Schmitt ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brohm Mr. Paul Werle ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Art Schneider Mr. W. Michael Kirtley ’66 Mr. James L. Bruenderman ’72 Ms. Shirley Williams Mr. James Scully Ms. Kathleen H. Klahm Mr. and Mrs. Owen Caster Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wimberg Dr. and Mrs. Robert Senese Mrs. Jean W. Klausing Mr. and Mrs. John Chilko Mrs. Cynthia J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sims Jr. ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Koehler Mr. James M. Crush ’70 Mr. and Mrs. José Zabaneh Mr. and Mrs. James Steinhauer Mr. and Mrs. George Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin Mr. Steve Zeller ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sysol H’03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kopp ’61 Mr. and Mrs. James Darr Mr. Paul R. Zurkuhlen ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thistleton Mr. Raymond A. Kraemer ’63 Mr. F. Robert Dawson ’65 Mr. Charles E. Weiter ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Doug DeGaris ROD McCRAVY CLUB Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Zehnder ’63 Mr. Chester C. Krill Jr. ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Demling Sr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adrio Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kupper Mrs. Carol DeMuth Mr. A. Andrew Alvey Jr. ’66 TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB Mr. and Mrs. James C. Leet ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alvey Mr. George H. Abell Jr. ’69 Mr. Joseph E. Lenahan III ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Rex Downey Sr. Mr. Joe K. Aschbacher ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dr. James M. Link Jr. ’78 Mr. Timothy P. Durbin ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ballard Ackermann Jr. ’57 Mr. Lawrence R. Link Jr. ’72 Mr. John C. Evans ’62 Mrs. Linda Barrick Mr. Paul W. Ackermann ’64 Mr. Robert T. Liter ’59 Ms. Charlotte Fletcher Mr. Christopher Bauscher ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lohman Mr. Oscar E. Fussenegger III ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William Benningfield Mr. and Mrs. W. Steve Andriot ’67 Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark Lueke ’65 Mr. Thomas William Giesler ’69 Mr. and Mrs. William Blake 35

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Mr. Bruce J. Block ’66 Mr. and Mrs. James P. McHugh Dana Davidson, RN — Coordinator, Irv Maze — Jefferson County Ms. Susan Blois Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meyer Jr. Safe Neighborhoods GSW Program Attorney’s Office Mrs. Jewell Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Dennis V. Monroe ’67 Officer Rudy Davis Jack McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy James Dawson ’06 Matt McClinton ’08 Bosler Sr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. John Neely Jr. District Judge Kevin Delahanty Scott McClinton ’81 Mr. and Mrs. David N. Brawner ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ninneman Jody Demling ’89 Josh McGregor ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nusz Jim Dockter ’61 Brendan McKenzie ’04 Ms. Ann C. Wiard Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Daniel Stan Domzalski Ben Meibers, KODA Mr. and Mrs. David W. Buckler ’72 Mr. and Mrs. C. Oechsli Doo Wop Shop Cary Meyer ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Burger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Owen Sr. ’66 Duplicator Sales and Service, Inc. Miller Billboard Advertising Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carrico Mr. and Mrs. Rick K. Panther ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Egolf Kenny Mudd ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clements Mr. and Mrs. David Purcell Officer Kathy Eigelbach Mike Nissen Mr. John E. Crabtree ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pusey Carl Ellsworth Dr. R. Thomas Noel Mr. John H. Curry ’66 Mr. and Mrs. James Queenan Mark Fackler ’90 Non-Profit Partners Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Downes Mr. and Mrs. Emmett C. Ramser Sr. Chuck Farish Lindsey Norton Mr. Joseph Forrest Dye ’60 Mr. Michael L. Reeves ’69 JoAnn Farmer Reggie Oates — Oates Flag Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellington Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richardson Ellen Fehder Panera Bread Company Mr. and Mrs. Charles England Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rief The Fishery Restaurant Mary Pat Payne — Pregnancy Mr. and Mrs. Kent Eubank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riordan Renee Flaherty Resource Center Mr. and Mrs. George Feger Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schlich Footworks Dianna Pepe Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fenimore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schnur Dan Fox Stu Pollard Mrs. Kenneth Flechler Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schoen ’62 Sharon Freibert Patrick Potter ’89 — Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ford Mr. and Mrs. Eli Simon FunMasters Dave Pottinger ’76 Mr. and Mrs. William Furlong Mr. Michael Super David Garrard M. David Power ’89 Mrs. Kathleen Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Felix Swiderski Joe Gliessner ’63 Rafferty’s Restaurant & Bar Mr. and Mrs. George Gates Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor Dr. Karen Golemboski Bob Ray Company Mr. Don P. Gatterdam ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Temple Jr. ’62 Mike Guetig ’72 Mark and Claudette Rego Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gaunt Mr. Donald J. Temple ’75 Alicia Gunn Jason Riley — The Courier-Journal Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerlack Mr. Joseph R. Thompson ’63 Greg Hall ’89 Aaron Roth ’02 Mr. and Mrs. John Gilligan Ms. Marie-Jose Tripp Tim Hartledge Saf-Ti-Co Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tucker Dee Hawkins Rev. Ted Sans H’05 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graehler Major David W. Urton ’70 Heine Brothers’ Coffee Evelyn Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vogel Higdon’s Paint & Ladder, Inc. Matt Schulte ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hall Mr. Fred W. Weinert ’67 Sean Higgins ’78 Art Scisney Mr. Gary P. Hans ’71 Mr. Edward G. Weiter Sr. ’82 Michael Hinton Bob Silliman ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hayden Mr. Robert E. Wheeler Sr. ’71 Mike Hobbs ’76 David Snardon Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Francis Whitehouse Officer Debbie Holly John Sommers Mrs. Thomas Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wicke Kevin Horn ’79 Greg Sysol H’03 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hebel Mrs. Janice Widmer John Hudson ’89 U.S. Navy Commander Jack Spiller Mr. David W. Herbig Sr. ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zeitz Tracy Hudson — Youth Coordinator, Stan’s Fish Sandwich Co. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Higgins Jr. Mothers Against Drunk Driving Jack Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Horan (MADD) Michael Sweets — Framers Supply Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hornek IN-KIND GIFTS Darryl Isaacs ’82 Company, Inc. Ms. Mary Ann Houpt Officer Paul Bartleson Jefferson County Attorney’s Office Lee Tatum ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hubert Ken Bechtloff Gail Kamenish H’05 John Tichenor ’87 Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson James H. Beckham Jr. ’62 Charlie Kane ’61 John Timmons, Ear X-Tacy Records Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iglehart Lisa Bentz Chuck Kays ’59 David Troutman ’85 Mr. and Mrs. James Ising Katie Blackerby Karol Kinderman Timothy Tucker — Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jaggers Matt Blincoe Brian Kiser The Salvation Army Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins Harry Borders Bob and Mary Ann Klemenz Brad Tyrer Mr. Thomas J. Kaelin ’72 Julie Borders Rick Kraus ’87 Rev. Anthony Vinson, OSB Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kargl Nick Bonura ’87 Krispy-Kreme Doughnut Co. Robert Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kennedy Brian Bowles ’06 Rachel LaDuke Jan Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Kinney ’57 Chrissy Bratcher Lee Lamoureaux Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market — Mr. Bruce L. Klausing ’69 Breadworks Land Design & Development, Inc. St. Matthews Mr. Robert W. Klein ’75 Officer Pat Broderick ’82 Michael Lindenberger ’89 John and Colleen Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleinholter Joe Brotzge ’75 — Colonial Designs Larry Link ’72 Bob Watkins Mr. and Mrs. William Klump Brown-Forman Wines David Llewellyn John Wellerding Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knoop Aaron Brown Shannon Lockhart Steve Wiggington Mr. Steve L. Koestel ’76 Karen Brown H’01 Tom and Paula Longshore Blake Williams Dr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Kraus ’59 Kenny Brown Carla Lowery Carol Williams, KODA Mr. Anthony W. Kuhl ’75 Bill Brundage ’70 Andy Lyons ’85 Susan Wolff Mrs. Anna Laemmle Chris Budniak Mary Kaye Marshall Tommy Womack Mr. Daniel F. Lange Sr. ’60 Ray Campbell Martini Italian Bistro Paul Zurkuhlen ’67 Ms. Crystal Levett Chris Conti ’84 Take Trinity’s Interactive Campus Tour! Visit www.trinityrocks.com and pay a virtual visit to Trinity’s campus. 36

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Claire Alagia Drew J. Conliffe ’85 Shawn R. Freibert ’91 John Hollenbach ’79 Chief Executive Officer Executive Director Vice President Real Estate Development-Construction Bittners, LLC Kentucky Junior Golf Foundation First American Title Insurance Management Company Hollenbach-Oakley Jeffrey L. Ashley ’85 Michele Conliffe President Educator Tim H. Freibert ’71 Louis J. “Todd” Hollenbach III ’57 Jeffrey L. Ashley & Associates, LLC Entrepreneur Attorney at Law Tim Culver ’82 Timothy B. Ayers Executive Director Dan Fuller ’71 Timothy A. Hourigan ’75 Chairman & CEO Trinity High School Foundation, Inc. Vice President & General Counsel Vice President, Human Resources Merton Enterprises, LLC The Genlyte Thomas Group LLC The Home Depot Darrell S. Current Alex Babey ’87 Senior Vice President James R. Gaunt William Howard Executive Vice President/ UBS Financial Services Retired President President Senior Loan Officer Fifth Third Bank Fastline Publications The Bank — Oldham County Gregory M. Curry ’81 President Tim George Darryl Isaacs ’82 Joseph C. Babey III ’58, MD Pillar Financial Advisors Current Parent Managing Partner Retired Isaacs & Isaacs, PSC Louisville Pediatric Specialists John-Robert “J.R.” Curtin Joseph E. Gliessner Jr. ’63 President Executive Director Don Jones ’73 William C. Ballard ’58 Connected Learning.Network New Directions Housing Corporation Entrepreneur Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald Tom Curtin ’83 James A. Golden Sr. ’72 Michael N. Jones ’74 Marla Barr Managing Partner President & Owner President Senior Vice President Broadbent Capital, LLC Carpet Management, Inc./ Jordan River Development Co. Inc. Morgan Stanley Carpet Source Robert I. Cusick Jr. ’61 Charles J. Kane ’61 Ken Bohnert ’76 Director Herbert Gousha Managing Director Member U.S. Office of Government Ethics Retired 2nd Generation Capital, LLC Conliffe, Sandmann & Sullivan, PLLC Brown-Forman Corporation Charles L. Dannaher ’62, MD Archbishop Thomas C. Kelly, O.P. Rev. Thomas Boland Physician John Grenough H’01 Pastor Consultants in Blood Disorders and Retired Archdiocese of Louisville St. Patrick Catholic Church Cancer John R. Guthrie ’58 Carmon Kington, DMD Stephen D. Boone ’62 Stanley J. DeVore Jr. ’74 Chairman Dentist Chief Executive Officer President Guthrie/Mayes Public Relations Instant Products Inc. Landscape Lighting Co., Inc. Dennis Lampley H’92 John A. Hamilton Athletic Director Kevin Bramer ’85 James E. Dockter ’61 Managing Director Trinity High School Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board Crowe Chizek and Co. LLC MedVenture Technology Corporation PBD Worldwide Fulfillment Services J. Drew Laughlin ’71 Billy Hays Business Consultant William F. Brasch ’66 Rev. Ronald Domhoff H’98 Chief Executive Officer Construction Manager, University Pastor Hays Automotive Group John P. Lavelle ’70 Planning, Design & Construction Our Lady of Consolation Catholic Partner University of Louisville Church Carl W. Heick III, CFP Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency, Certified Financial Planner LLC Rob Brehl Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74 Heick, Hester & Associates Chief Accounting Officer Chief Financial Officer Charles H. Leis H’01 Ventas, Inc. Hays Automotive Group Alan Hennessey ’69 Chairman, Trinity High School Partner & President Foundation John A. Brenzel ’58 Robert England ’69 Insuramax, Inc. President & COO, Bramco, Inc. Businessman Technology Consultant Steve Higdon ’81 Stan Logan Jr. ’76 Robert L. Brown Greg E. Fischer ’76 Executive Vice President Partner Member President Faulkner Real Estate Corporation Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency, Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald Iceberg Ventures LLC Sean Higgins ’78 Timothy C. Brown H’01 David Freibert ’68 Manager, Global Accounts Phillip Marshall ’79 Retired President Vice President Cisco Systems, Inc. President Thomas Industries, Inc. Saf-Ti-Co Marshall Realty Company Arthur P. Hipwell ’67 James Campbell ’78 Don Freibert ’72 General Counsel Phil McCauley Attorney at Law President Humana Inc. Senior Vice President, Wealth Saf-Ti-Co Management McKay Chauvin ’82 Ken Hodge ’84 Citigroup Smith Barney Attorney at Law Jack Freibert ’71 President President Hodge Homes LLC (continued on next page) Shamrock Sales Company 37

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Sean McGuire ’84 James Patterson ’81 Carl Schoenbachler Dave Stumler Corporate Rental Manager Principal Retired Corporate Controller Bramco, Inc. Pattco Ventures, LLC Brown and Williamson Corporation The Genlyte Group Inc.

Tim McGurk Mark S. Plummer ’69 Paul Schulte H’92 Dick Swope Manager of Community & Media President President President Relations J & J Transportation Horizon Research International Sam Swope Auto Group The Kroger Company, Mid-South Division John Poole ’71 Stephen F. Schuster ’61 Tim Thompson Partner Of Counsel Global Network Systems, W. Chris Mercke ’72 Veredus Asset Management Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Telecommunications Manager President United Parcel Service Junkin Safety Appliance Co., Inc. Joe C. Powell ’84 John L. Schutte ’81 President & Chief Executive Officer President Mark Tillett ’76 Creighton Mershon ’59 Presentation Solutions, Inc. GeriMed Community Leader Retired General Counsel BellSouth M. David Power ’89 Jim Sheehy ’83 Christopher Tompkins ’78 President Account Executive President Kathryn M. Mershon H’92 Power Creative WAVE 3 TV Kruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc. Consultant The Mershon Company Alec Rankin Ronald G. Sheffer Wade Wearren H’94 Sterling Thompson Company Sheffer Law Firm, LLC Owner John Miranda H’00 All-Care Landscaping and Owner Rick Redman J.T. Sims ’72 Maintenance Pinnacle Properties Louisville LLC Vice President, Corporate President Communications Indco, Inc. J. Edwin Webb Mark Mueller ’75 Hillerich & Bradsby Company Executive Director President James U. Smith III ’65 Frazier International History Museum Cardinal Industrial Insulation Robert J. Reh ’69 Partner Chief Financial Officer Smith & Smith Attorneys C. William Weyland Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D. Catholic Health Initiatives Managing Director President John W. Smith Design Build Partners, LLC Trinity High School John Ribar Sr. President Owner Dakota Realty, Inc. Roscoe Willett Nancy Murray Bluegrass Business Forms Senior Vice President Past Parent William J. Spath Sr. H’02 Hilliard Lyons Rev. George “Nick” Rice Retired John Neace Pastor Community Volunteer Dave Wilson ’75 Chairman Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Centiv Services, Inc. Neace Lukens Glynn R. Stengel ’67 Charles E. Ricketts Jr. ’61 Vice President Timothy R. Woock ’69, DMD David N. Nicklies Partner Integral Structures, Inc. Dentist President Ricketts and Platt, PLLC Nicklies & Company S. Michael Stinson ’78 David Wunderlin ’66 Kendrick Riggs InVisionHR President William P. O’Connor ’71 Member & Chairman of Executive Stemwood Banker Committee David Stosberg ’64 Ogden, Newell & Welch, PLLC U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Rev. David Zettel ’58 Rev. Robert E. Osborne Assistant Principal & Chaplain Retired Pastor Rob Saxton Douglas A. Stough ’80 Trinity High School Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Director of Finance & Administration President Trinity High School Neace Lukens Joseph A. Paradis III Chairman of the Board Chuck Schnatter Phillip J. Stuecker ’70 Bramco, Inc. Chief Development Officer & Senior Retired COO & Vice President, Vice President Finance Clair Patenaude Papa John’s International, Inc. Thomas Industries Inc. Ramada Inn Suites ALUMNI, YOU ARE NEEDED! Trinity has a speaker’s bureau for which one speaker per month is needed. The speaker will address students about his professional career or field. If you’re interested, please contact Mr. Steve Ferman at Trinity at (502) 736-2106 or [email protected]. Take an hour out of your month to be part of the life of the school. Your expertise benefits our students and you. 38

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REGULAR MEMBERS Jack Horn ’80 EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Rob Beaven ’91 Vice President, Finance/Accounting Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D. Project Manager Manager President Kindred Healthcare, Inc. Republic Bank & Trust Company Trinity High School

Coleman Coffey ’04 Alex Lindle ’94 Joey Porter ’78 Student Financial Consultant, District Manager Vice President for School University of Louisville AXA Advisors, LLC Advancement Trinity High School Brent Coomes ’94, Secretary Patrick Potter ’89 Accounting Manager Vice President Steven Tompkins ’81 Trinity High School Fifth Third Bank Senior Development Officer Trinity High School David Elder ’86, Chair-Elect David Troutman ’85, Chair Real Estate Development & Chief Financial Officer Travis Wagoner ’90 Construction Manager Kruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc. Director, Annual Fund & Alumni Redlee Construction & Development Relations Co., Inc. Phil Kayrouz ’70 Trinity High School Owner & President Bill Hodapp ’82 Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning Regulatory Compliance Supervisor Altivity Packaging, LLC David Rickert ’79 President John Hollenbach ’79, Immediate National Telecommunications Past-Chair Network Real Estate Development-Construction Management Al Tomassetti ’68 Hollenbach-Oakley Louisville Manager Spurling-Kemp Wealth Management

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REGULAR MEMBERS Kathy Mershon H’92 EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Rev. David Zettel ’58 Claire Alagia Owner Michael Budniak Assistant Principal & Chaplain Chief Executive Officer The Mershon Company Faculty Senate Representative Trinity High School Bittners LLC Trinity High School Bob Pfaadt ’59 Daniel J. Zoeller David Beckman ’81, Vice Chair Professor Charles Leis H’01 Principal Partner Bellarmine University Trinity High School Foundation Board Trinity High School Frost Brown Todd LLC Chair Robert J. Reh ’69, Chair President & COO AD-HOC MEMBERS Bill Brasch ’66 Chief Financial Officer Bramco, Inc. Joseph E. Gliessner Jr. ’63 Construction Manager, University Catholic Health Initiatives Executive Director Planning, Design & Construction Donald Meyer New Directions Housing Corporation University of Louisville Rev. George “Nick” Rice Archbishop’s Representative Pastor Partner Rev. Joe Graffis Michael Brennan ’81 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Ford, Klapheke & Meyer Pastor Chief Financial Officer St. Edward Catholic Church Bramco Inc. Ed Schoenbaechler ’69 Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D. Attorney President Alan Hennessey ’69 Paul E. DeZarn Hall Render Killian Heath & Lyman Trinity High School Partner Principal PSC Insuramax, Inc. St. Raphael the Archangel School Joey Porter ’78 Paul Schulte H’92 Vice President for Advancement Mason Rummel Dan Fortney President Trinity High School Executive Director Owner Horizon Research International James Graham Brown Foundation American Dispersions, Inc. Rob Saxton Dave Stumler, Treasurer Director of Finance & Administration Glynn Stengel ’67 Steve Higdon ’81 Controller Trinity High School Vice President Executive Vice President The Genlyte Group Inc. Integral Structures, Inc. Commercial Leasing, Sales and Brian Kaelin ’07 Marketing Student Representative Bob Zimlich ’77 Faulkner Real Estate Trinity High School Vice President Bellarmine University John Jackson ’72 David Troutman ’85 Owner Chief Financial Officer The Leading Man LLC Kruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc. 39

CELEBRATION 2006 DINNER & AUCTION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Thanks to the following Trinity staff Mr. Wayne Kraus ’85 and Mr. Michael Price ’66 Scott Austin H’05, Co-Chairperson for their professional support! Mr. Travis Wagoner ’90 Director of Information Debbie Miranda H’00, Major Gifts Ms. Sandy Camerucci Valet Parking and Assistants Technology Chairperson Administrative Assistant, Don and Marge Borders Mr. Rob Saxton Kathy Mullen, Reservations Fundraising Bar Staff Director of Finance and Chairperson Mr. Joe Demling ’68 Mr. Dennis Lampley H’92 Administration Cheri Nelson, Acquisitions Building and Facilities Manager Athletic Director Mr. Steven C. Tompkins ’81 Chairperson Marie Diehl Dr. Robert J. Mullen ’77 Senior Development Officer Theresa O’Bryan, Capital Prize Administrative Assistant, President Chairperson Marketing Mr. Joseph M. Porter ’78 Anne Solomon, Co-Chairperson Mr. Joe Henning H’06 Vice President for School Student Support Advancement

CORPORATE SPONSORS EMERALD SPONSORS Monsour Builders SILVER SPONSORS A very special “thank you” to the All-Care Landscaping and Norton Audubon Hospital Beechmont Press following businesses for their generous Maintenance Sam Kinnaird’s Flooring Don Meredith Reprographics Co., Inc. contribution to celebraTion 2006! Bonnycastle Appliance & TV Smashgraphix Edelen & Edelen Realtors Insuramax, Inc. Stonefield Trace Fifth Third Bank Kindred Hospitals, Louisville Tumbleweed Southwest Café Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning Landscape Lighting Co., Inc. UBS Financial Services, Inc. Co., Inc. Liberty Mortgage of Kentucky Wilson & Muir Bank and Trust A YORK DISTRIBUTOR Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Company Rueff Sign Company Agency, LLC

VOLUNTEERS Mary Dean Dockter Kimberley Hobbs Greg and Jonni Miller Dickie and Paula Abel Martha Diebold Jeanene Hoffmann Steven Minor Rebecca Alvey Steve and Chris Delaney Jackie Hogan John H’00 and Debbie H’00 Miranda Karen Armstrong Jeff and DeAnna Deneen Andrew and Janis Holden Chuck and Deanna Mivelaz Michele Asbury Debbie Wilson-Dodd Teri Holland Bert and Jane Molter Craig Atherton Sr. Carol Doyle Cathy Holthauser Kevin and Jolene Morlan Erle and Scott H’05 Austin Debbie Duffy Debbie Horn Kim Murrison Cindy Baker Richard Duffy Jan Hyland David and Cheryl Nelson John Baldwin Denise Edelen Maria Iglesias Beth Newman Debra Becker Kittie Eubank Jennifer Joel Patrick Newman ’00 Teri Bendl Ann Fanelli Joan Johnson Lorraine Nieves Sharon Benim Kim Faulkner James and Kathi Kauffman Theresa O’Bryan Neale and Karen Bennett Donna Federspiel Philip and Deborah Kaufman Ron and Kari Ogle Lisa Bentz Kevin and Lori Flanery Julie Kelly Sheila Oliver Giselle Berwager Gwen Flinchum Roy Kempf Marylynn Peterman Amy Bindner Susan Florence Terry and Judy Kiefer Phil and Peggy Petredis Brad and Lisa Bird Tonya Ford Gwen Killion Gus and Dianne Pickerill Cheryl Bischoff Paul and Jamie Frey Cathy Knight Theresa Pike Shawn Blair Cheryl Fultz Mark and Debbie Koeberlin David and Laura Pohlmann Yolanda V. Blumenberg Donna Fultz Margaret Kraus Tom and Karen Poppe Ron and Diane Borders Karen Funk Joanne Kristiansen Dennis ’70 and Kathy Price Patrick and Claire Bradford Ken Gadlage Jessica Kriz Nancy Price Judi Brainer Mardi Galvin Michal Kruger Bryan ’92 and Leslie Rader Donna Brehl Mary Jo Gardenhire Linda R. Kyser Danny and Shelley Redding Karen Brown H’01 Mark and Susan Gerstle Kevin and Karen Laundroche Donna Reed Jennifer Browning Dave and Barb Gerwig Marnie Layman Michelle Reeves Patti Bruenderman Liz Gohmann Kevin and Lori LeBeau Paige Reinstine Mary Buller Matt and Angie Goldstein Cathy Malone Denise Remines Ken and Judy Buren Bill and Elaine Goodlett Terence Maloney Debbie Rhea Todd and Pam Burns Tim and Nancy Gord Kathleen Mandlehr Betty Richards Diane Calvaruso Peggy Gordon Karen Marcum Karen Riley Johanna Campbell Heather Graff Connie Marks Sara Riley Maria Carrico Gary and Linda Graven Kimberly Marshall Patricia Rohan Marya Carter Lisa Gueltzow Mary Kaye Marshall Mark and Lynda Romeo Cindy Cayot H’03 Ellen Sanders Guilford Sue Mauldin Kevin Ruhl ’76 Whitney Collins Mark and Laura Gustafson Sonnie Mayfield Rebecca Terry Sandbach Emily Conforti Alicia Hammon Janette McCabe Leigh Ann Saylor Steve and Dana Connell Bill and Cindy Hancock Susan McDermott Doug ’76 and Karen Scales Chip and Janet Constant Cindy Harris Valerie McGee Judy Schmitt Peggy Corley Rudy and Chris Havira John and Carrie McKenzie Diane Scudder LaDonna Cowden Cindy Hawley William Medley Jane Senn Lisa Cox Jan Haycraft Elizabeth Mendel William and Theresa Shaw Tom and Tina Cozzens Bob ’69 and Cindy Heleringer Faith Mercke Vickie Shellenbers Dan and Cynthia Cranmer Mark and Karen Henderson Linda Metzger Jean Sims Rev. Bernard Crayton Lisa Higgons Amy Miller Christine Small Rick and Karen Daniels Matt and Mary Hill Carla Bass Miller Patricia Smith 40

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Brenda Smyth Diane Stumler Ann Urbancic Sheryl Walker Joe and Anne H’06 Solomon Tasha Thomas Vicky Valentine Terri Waller John and Beth Southard Lisa Thompson Kathy VanDeMark Wade and Penny Wellman Marlene Steffen Martha Tribbey Cheryl Vanlier Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Williams Jim and Alexis Stevenson Vee Trowel Maureen Voss Julie Wright Yvette Stewart Lee and Cathy Underwood Rebecca Walden Karen Young Barbara Stout Trenia Upton Lou Ann Waldeop Mimi Welter

DONORS: BUSINESSES AND Grindmaster — Terry Hansell St. Matthews Hardware — INDIVIDUALS ORGANIZATIONS Hall’s Home Repair — Shawn Hall Pete Hammer ’72 Dave Aberli ’75 A Mother’s Touch Hawthorn Suites — Caren Carney St. Matthews Imports — Erle and Scott H’05 Austin Aesthetics in Jewelry Heitzman Cake Café, LLC — Sheila Addington Waldron Jon Austin Ann Taylor Loft — Karen Sypher Salon 602 — Mary Sue Doran Bob ’72 and Sharon Benim John and Mary Singleton Heitzman’s Traditional Bakery — Sam Kinnaird’s Flooring — John Bollinger Ashley Furniture Homestore — Karen Sypher Marvin Huber ’71 and Jim Mudd ’71 Karen Bonura Kristen Youngblood Holiday Inn Express Galleria — Schaefer Aesthetic General Dentistry — Brian Brohm ’04 Assumption High School Gunars Dvelis David Schaefer, DMD Mike Brotzge ’78 Assured Asset Protection — HoneyBaked Ham Company Schmidlin Silversmiths — Joe Schmidlin Tim H’01 and Karen H’01 Brown Philip and Deborah Kaufman Independent Stave Company — Scholastic Library Publishing — Jimmy Campbell ’78 Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc. — Amie Boswell Dewane Mark Garman Jackie Carrico Gregg Snyder Institute for Integrated Medicine — Scrubs Central LLC — Perry Brown Thom and Robbie Cherry Bacardi — Joan Kelly Kim Evans Sexy Nail Geri Collecchia Balfour Co. — Norvin Green Iredale Mineral Cosmetics, Ltd. — She at the Colony Center Debbie Conliffe Bellarmine University Alumni Office Jan Reeves Silver and Spice — Robyn Clark E. Robert Dick Best Buy J. Waddell Interiors — Joan Waddell Simplicity Salon David Dodd, DMD Blades Salon — Carrie Keller Joseph’s Salon and Spa Ski Paoli Peaks — Jody Ream Gene ’62 and Pat Eckert Bonefish Grill Karem’s Deli & Catering — Skyline Chili Charles and Eva Egolf Bonnycastle Appliance & TV — Louie Karem ’83 Smashgraphix — Mickey Engelbrecht Larry ’72 and Cindy Link Kathy Chandler Photography — F. Greg ’77 and Scott F. ’77 Scinta Ran and Susan Florence Bramco, Inc. — Charles H. Leis H’01 Kathy Chandler SMP, Inc. Domino’s Pizza — F. Ran Florence Jr., DMD Brown-Forman Corporation — Kayrouz Café — Chris Kayrouz ’85 Leo Neichter Louis Ford Jennine Wise Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning Southern Belle BBQ Shannon Fortney Buckhead Mountain Grill Co., Inc. — Phil Kayrouz ’70 SportClips Haircuts — Fred Shearer Candy Fox Buffalo Trace Distillery — Kentuckiana Yacht Sales, Inc. — Steepleton Company — Jim Graven ’68 Joe Frederick ’88 Keith and Kathy Thelen, John Vereeke Bill Molnar ’72 Stein Automotive Inc. — Kenny Hart Jim Golden ’72 Café Metro — Nancy Shepherd Kitchen Kompact, Inc. — Stitch Craft, LLC — Kathy Jones Bob ’69 and Cindy Heleringer California Pizza Kitchen David Duke H’02 Suntan City Dale Henning, MD Campus Quilt Company Kroger Co. — Tim McGurk Target at Springhurst Kimberly Hobbs Celtic Centre — Martha Ford Landscape Lighting Co., Inc. — Texas Roadhouse Smith and Lee Jolly Cheddar’s Casual Café Stan ’74, Sheri and Matt ’01 DeVore The Art of Framing — Brett Brunner ’87 Mary Koesters Cheesecake Factory Louisville Fire Football — Adam Luken The Great Frame Up Paul Kostach Cincinnati Reds Louisville Tractor, Inc. — Jay Bucy The Hypnotic Oasis — Belinda Rhodes Kerry and Debbie Lowe Clayton Nye — Kris Hower Maker’s Mark Distillery — Bill Samuels The Leading Man, LLC — Keith Lyons Conrad Eye Centers — Dr. Tim Conrad Mall St. Matthews John Jackson ’72 Kristin Meyer Corner Café Mann, Fox and Graboviy — The Paint Spot — Shawnna Boone John H’00 and Debbie H’00 Miranda Covenant Industries, Inc. — Drs. Mann, Fox and Graboviy The Parfumerie — Ruth Wuerth Rob ’77 and Kathy Mullen Larry and Terry Riddell Masterson’s Catering The Seafood Connection David Nelson Cosmetic and Family Dentistry — Mees Tile & Marble, Inc. — The Tennis Club at Springhurst — Charles O’Bryan Dr. Tim ’69 and Jan Woock Todd Meyer ’85 Chris Mather ’93 Sheila Oliver Deck The Walls Merkley Kendrick Jewelers — The Trend — Joe and Linda Dumstorf Jacques Parsley Domain Fabric & Interiors — Brian Merkley ’91 Thomas Lighting (Division of Genlyte) — Bobby Petrino Christina Smith Moby’s Auto Spa — Dennis Burch ’80 Bryan ’92 and Leslie Rader Don Meredith Companies — Mike ’74 and Suzie Jones Trinity Athletic Teams Steve Raible ’72 Reprograhpic Services & Supplies — Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club — Trinity Ice Hockey Team Rick Robey Ron Pollett Chris Burckle ’75 Trinity Office for School Advancement Leigh Ann Saylor Duplicator Sales & Service — Mike Nash Moore Jewelry — John Moore Trinity Shamrock Moms F. Richard Schmitt, DMD Dwellings Murphy’s Camera — Patrick Murphy Trinity Swim and Dive Team Gerald C. Schoenlaub, DMD Eleganté Salon & Day Spa — Oates Flag Company — Tumbleweed Southwest Café — David L. Shutt ’79, DMD Julia Edmonds Reggie and Nancy Oates Matt ’80 and Mike ’80 Higgins Fred M. Sims ’74, DMD Fastline Publications — Bill Howard Pannell Swim Shop Vale Photography — Joe and Anne H’06 Solomon Felice Vineyards — Jeff Tatman Party Mart and Liquor Express — Chris ’84 and Nanette Vale Robert E. Spiller, DMD Finishing Effects, Inc. Jerry Rogers Vision First — Joann Hurle Mike Stinson ’78 Fire King International — Doug Voet Paul’s Fruit Market Inc. Volaré Ristoranté Doug Stough ’80 Footworks — Mary Stivers Philomenas Paintings — Whipps Mill Animal Hospital Jackie Strange Fritz’s Hair Care for Men — Mary Phil Bisig Boyce Wild Oats Natural Marketplace — Carol Summe, DMD Cindy Cameron Plumbers Supply Company — Tim Roetngen Anthony Tatman ’02 From The Vault — Sheila Newton Judd Martin WillisKlein Showrooms Steven Tompkins ’81 Fun Dome — Steve Stephenson Raven About Hair — Nancy Johnson Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co. — Jim and Susan Wolff Glenmary Country Club — Jack Ridge ’62 Rueff Sign Company — Bob Rueff H’06 Sam Winkler ’81 David ’66 and Karen Wunderlin Graeter’s Ice Cream St. Matthews Eline Library Jimmy R. York ’79 Grapevine Pantry & Gift Shop 41

CELEBRATION 2006 DINNER & AUCTION

PATRONS Gene ’62 and Pat Eckert Dennis H’92 and Brenda Lampley Rick and Bonney Robey Darlene Allgeier Bill H’03 and Angie H’03 Edelen Jason and Heather Lange Tommy and Peggy Rogers Paul ’89 and Lee Ann Allison Glenn ’70 and Leah Edelen Jim ’74 and Joyce Lavelle Eddie Rudolph H’95 David and Olga Atty Mike ’71 and Denise Edelen John ’70 and Jaye Lavelle Bob H’06 and Jeannie Rueff Erle and Scott H’05 Austin Mike and Kathy Egan Cordell Lawrence Jr. ’00 Kevin and Cathy Rueff Waller Austin Dennis and Eva Egolf Cordell Lawrence Sr. John and Missy Sanders Boomer ’97 and Brooke Ayers David ’86 and Janet Elder Karrie Lawson Mike ’83 and Leigh Ann Saylor Daniel J. Barron ’96 Matt ’87 and Mary Elder John ’73 and Kaye Link Brian ’83 and Cathy Schneider Todd ’84 and Mimi Barrett George and Candace Estill Larry ’72 and Cindy Link Matt ’95 and Stephanie Schulte Michael J. Barrow ’70 David and Kim Evans Rick ’74 and Lisa Link Michael Schulte ’99 Robbert Barrow ’71 Karen Eversole Stan ’76 and Judy Logan Paul H’92 and Sue Schulte Bob H’03 and Jayne Beatty Steve ’73 and Marcia Fackler Stan and Doris Logan Greg ’77 and Kate Scinta Paul ’82 and Melanie Beeler Michael ’75 and Buff Fallot Chris ’91 and Colleen Mackey Scott ’77 and Jina Scinta John and Robyn Bischoff Emily Fetter Judson Martin ’98 Patrick and Meredith Sheehy Colleen Boeckmann Greg Fischer ’76 and Alex Gerassimides John ’74 and Sandy McGill Jack ’95 and Ann Sherman Dick and Bev Boeckmann Frank and Pam Fleck Alan and Ashley McGinnis Brendan and Patricia Smith Rick ’91 and Tiffany Boeckmann Sharon Ford Sean ’84 and Holly McGuire Dale and Joan Smith Dennis ’88 and Nikki Bonifer Dan and Shannon Fortney Tim and Susan McGurk Steve and Jeni Smith Pat H’01 and Chris Bowles Ryan Franconia ’95 Brian ’91 and Tracy Merkley Mary Ann Snyder Bill ’66 and Pat Brasch Jack ’71 and Sharon Freibert Todd ’86 and Christine Metzmeier Jeffrey and Martha Soley Michael ’97 and Chrissy Bratcher Shawn ’71 and Stacy Freibert Chris ’82 and Kristin Meyer Tom ’67 and Brenda Solley Louis and Paulette Breit Tim ’71 and Sharon Freibert Jim ’89 and Janice Meyers Joe and Anne Solomon Michael Broome ’89 Chris ’73 and Christa Fuller Todd ’85 and Beth Meyer Gary and Becky Sommer Erik Brown ’01 Dan ’71 and Alishia Fuller John ’87 and Rose Michels Bob ’60 and DeLynn Stallings Kurt ’96 and Whitney Brown Timothy George Anthony and Barbara Miranda Glynn ’67 and Donna Stengel Kyle Brown ’99 Tim and Robin Gillespie Jackie Miranda Whitney Steveson Tim H’01 and Karen H’01 Brown Jim Golden ’72 John H’00 and Debbie H’00 Miranda Helen Stewart Rick ’73 and Jenny Browning Matt and Angie Goldstein Ryan Miranda ’03 Robin Stilger Dennis ’80 and Mary Ann Burch Sloane and Heather Graff Sean Miranda ’96 Carla Strom Wes and Cynthia Burgiss Norvin and Mary Lee Green Emil and Michele Monda Phil ’70 and Joy Stuecker Mark ’75 and Kim Burns Gary Grieshaber ’88 and Jaclyn Noon Stuart ’82 and Mary Kay Monohan David and Diane Stumler Robert Casey Mark and Laura Gustafson Kevin ’90 and Gerri Monsour Carol Summe Missy Clay Albert ’74 and Sue Gutterman Mike ’85 and Sharon Monsour Jeff and Anna Tatman Barry ’88 and Maria Clements David and Valerie Hall James ’77 and Karen Morris Tim and Barbara Thompson John ’82 and Laura Clements Betsy Hallion Gregroy and Janice Moss-Brown Bill Tingley and Gail Kamenish H’05 Ron and Jan Cogburn Lee ’91 and Paula Harlamert Christy Mudd Chris ’78 and Lisa Tompkins David Cole ’99 David ’80 and Beth Harpring Craig Mudd ’95 Frances Tompkins Suzanne Cole Patrick and Alison Harris Fred ’68 and Serena Mudd Steven Tompkins ’81 Carol Collins David ’82 and Barb Hayes Jim ’71 and Donna Mudd David ’85 and Shannon Troutman Walt Collins Sid and Jane Hebert Jesse Mudd Bill and Ridete Usher Elfie Combs Carl and Charlotte Heick Dr. Rob ’77 and Kathy Mullen John and Mendy Vidal Gary ’74 and Debbie Conliffe Bob ’69 and Cindy Heleringer Kyle ’78 and Bonnie Mullin Doug and Barbara Voet Ken ’63 and Michele Conliffe Alan Hennessey ’69 Kevin ’73 and Robin Mullin Corinne Vogel Brent Coomes ’94 Joe Henning H’06 Dave Nalley John ’78 and Denise Walsh Mark ’79 and Susan Corbett Steve ’81 and Suzanne Higdon Lynn Nash Kevin Walsh ’73 Fred and Nina Couch David H’05 and Suzanne Higgins David and Cheri Nelson Bryan ’80 and Michelle Walters Bianca Cristofoli John and Tanya Higgins Janet Noon Shannon Watson John J. Cristofoli ’83 Mike ’80 and Lynn Higgins Bryan ’93 and Angela Nusky Wade H’94 and Harriet Wearren Louis Cristofoli ’80 Pat ’87 and Linda Higgins Robert and Sheila Oliver Jean Wells Tim Culver ’82 and Ruth Morris Sean Higgins ’78 Mary Olsen Mark and Michelle Wheeler Darrell and Judy Current Bill ’82 and Sue Hodapp Judy O’Neil Sam ’81 and Jeanne Winkler Lisa Dabney Jay and Jackie Hogan Thomas and Christine O’Shaughnessy Kevin ’77 and Linda Wittmer John and Sharon Dadds Christina Hoon Keri Owen Dr. Tim ’69 and Jan Woock Scott and Liz Dant William and Jill Howard Carlos ’80 and Charla Perez David ’66 and Karen Wunderlin Joe ’68 and Sharon Demling Marvin ’71 and Dee Huber Philip and Peggy Petredis Barbara Zehnder Greg ’81 and Margie DeMuth Jim and Lizanne Hunter Bobby and Becky Petrino Ron ’69 and Susan Zehnder Dan ’92 and Lesley DePaola Darryl ’82 and Teri Isaacs Jason ’88 and Nicole Philbin Dan and Pam Zoeller Stan ’74 and Sheri DeVore John ’72 and Kim Jackson John ’74 and Mary Ann Pieper David and Fran Dick Mark and Anastasia Jacobs Mark ’69 and Terri Plummer Frank and Martha Diebold Buddie and Donna Jaha Tim ’87 and Jennifer Poole Paul and Marie Diehl Smith and Lee Jolly Joey ’78 and Jean Porter Gerry ’70 and Nanette Ditsler Mike ’74 and Suzi Jones Patrick ’89 and Heidi Potter David Dodd and Debbie Wilson-Dodd Charles Kane ’61 and Robyn Carsten-Kane Vallory Powell Rev. Ron Domhoff H’98 Phil ’70 and Pamela Kayrouz Dennis ’70 and Kathy Price Mike ’85 and Julie Domzalski Mark ’82 and Julie Kelley David ’72 and Lori Price Dean and Beth Donohue Michael and Joan Kelly Douglas and Molly Rapp Mike ’69 and Mary Sue Doran Steve and Sharon Kerrick Bob ’69 and Anita Reh Jim Douglas Dr. Butch ’57 and Cheri Kincaid Crisina Reyes David and Diane Duke John ’80 and Terry King John and Jean Ribar Karen Dunaway Thomas ’81 and Tammy Kmetz John ’70 and Judy Ribar Angela Dutton Donald and Vickie Kupper Richard ’75 and Susan Ribar 42

SPONSORSHIPS

2005-06 BASKETBALL Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. Edelen & Edelen Realtors Stan’s Fish Sandwich Co. PROGRAM ADVERTISERS Physical Therapy Specialists PSC Evans Construction The Fishery All-Care Landscaping & Maintenance Planchoice Inc. Fackler Commercial Roofing Trinity Campus Store AVP Premier Landscape and Maintenance Flynn Brothers Contracting United Electric Balfour Co. PromptCare Physicians ID&A Vermont American Corporation Beechmont Press, LLC Prudential — Parks & Weisberg Realtors Integral Structures WillisKlein Locks & Security Landscape Lighting Co., Inc. Quality Exhaust & Automotive Repair Isaacs & Isaacs PSC, Attorneys at Law Premier Landscape and Maintenance Center J & J Transportation, Inc. 2005-06 THEATRE Service By Air Re/Max Realtors John Schuner PROGRAM ADVERTISERS Smashgraphix St. Matthews Animal Clinic Karem’s Deli & Catering Allergy Care Trinity celebraTion 2006 Dinner- St. Matthews Exterminating Company Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Allied Home Mortgage Capital Auction St. Matthews Hardware Companies Corporation St. Matthews Imports Kentucky Junior Golf Foundation Bellarmine University 2005 FOOTBALL Sam Kinnaird’s Flooring Kenway Burdorf’s Furnishings PROGRAM ADVERTISERS Service By Air Klein Brothers Locksmith & Safe Co. Chilton & Medley Certified Public All-Care Landscaping & Maintenance Shively Sporting Goods Kruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc. Accountants ANC Promotions Smashgraphix Landscape Lighting Co., Inc. Coldwell Banker Action Realtors — Balfour Co. Bernard L. Speevack, MD, FAAP Leanhart Plumbing Alice Harris, Realtor Beechmont Press, LLC SportClips Haircuts Logan Uniform Rental Cotton + Allen Certified Public Beef O’Brady’s Family Sports Pub State Farm Insurance Masonomics Inc. Accountants and Advisors Bonnycastle Appliance & TV Stein Automotive Incorporated Matthew W. Stein ’80 — Trial Attorney Cox Allen and Associates, Architects Bowtie Express Car Wash Stonefield Trace — Hamilton Hornbeck Office Computing Creating Smiles — David Smith, DMD Brasch-Barry General Contractors Inc. Combs Realtors (Semonin Realtors) Overtime Activewear Frederick Roofing Co. Paul C. Brooks III ’80, DMD Tom Leis Auto Sales, Inc. Pioneer Paint Garrett-Stotz Company Insurance, Cornerstone Flooring & Linings Town & Country Ford Project Heating & Cooling Co. Employee Benefits & Bonds The Jerry Ditsler Agency — Nationwide Trinity celebraTion 2006 Dinner- River City Tire Co. Industrial Equipment Company, Inc. Insurance & Financial Services Auction Timothy R. Woock ’69, DMD Jim Hendrix Chevron Auto Service, Inc. David T. Dodd, DMD — Trinity Office for School Advancement United Electric Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Tumbleweed Southwest Café Wagner Electric Company, Inc. LLC Don Meredith Companies — UBS Financial Services, Inc. WillisKlein Locks & Security Mann, Fox & Graboviy General Reprographic Services & Supplies Unitas Foundation Dentistry Edelen & Edelen Realtors United Parcel Service 2006 SHAMROCK BASS McCauley, Nicolas & Company, LLC Dr. Rudy J. Ellis Sports Medicine Center Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co. CLASSIC SPONSORS Certified Public Accountants Fifth Third Bank Women’s Diagnostic Center All-Pro Championships, Inc. Mooser & Freibert Land Title Co. First Commonwealth Mortgage Johnny Wright ’93 — Arrow Electric National City Bank Fitzsimmons Awnings Illustration & Graphic Design BB&T Insurance Services Rocky Rococo Pizza and Pasta Forest Green Family Dentistry — Timothy R. Woock ’69, DMD Balfour Co. St. Matthews Hardware Heartland Dental Care Brian Martin ’75 Sam Meyers Formal Wear, Inc. Frazier Rehab Institute 2005-06 BASEBALL, Brunner’s Lawn Service Senn’s Collision Repair Centers Go Rocks Racing, LLC BASKETBALL AND Burn-Kap Donald Shackleford, MD, FACOG HBH Insurance Group FOOTBALL RADIO Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Smiles by Sandy Cosmetic & Healing Options BROADCAST ADVERTISERS Ear X-tacy Restorative Dentistry — Higdon’s Paint & Ladder, Inc. Bonnycastle Appliance & TV Fifth Third Bank Sandra Hess, DMD Hilliard Lyons Doors, Etc. Francis & Company Inc. The Voice-Tribune Hubbard Land Barber Shop Landscape Lighting Company Co., Inc. Frederick Roofing Human Resouce Advantage Leanhart Plumbing, Inc. Gateway Press iCarpetiles.com Liberty Mortgage of Kentucky, Inc. Good Spirits Package Liquors Insuramax, Inc. Masonomics Inc. Heine Brothers’ Coffee Jewish Hospital Robey Malone Farrar Remax Insuramax, Inc. John Franconia Trucking Co. Inc. Sam Kinnaird’s Flooring J.C. Malone Associates Staffing Karem’s Deli & Catering Town & Country Ford J&J Transportation Kentuckiana Concrete Construction Tumbleweed Southwest Café Jansen Industrial Equipment Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Wagner Electric Company, Inc. Jesse Francis ’63 Companies Just Add Water Marine Inc. Kentucky Select Properties 2006 SANDY NEWMAN Karem’s Deli & Catering Charles A. “Butch” Kincaid ’57, MD, MEMORIAL GOLF Keith Heustis ’75 FACS CLASSIC SPONSORS Louisville Sporting Goods Kindred Hospital Louisville A-M Electric Co. Inc. Louisville Stoneware Landscape Lighting Company Co., Inc. All-Care Landscape & Lawn Martini Italian Bistro Liberty Mortgage of Kentucky, Inc. All-Pro Championships, Inc. Masonomics Inc. Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency, Blincoe & Shutt, DMD Medallion Homes LLC Bonnycastle Appliance & TV Mees Tile & Marble, Inc. Marshall Realty Company Breedan Paint Co. Mitchell’s Fish Market J. Bart McMahon ’88, PSC — Cardinal Services Inc. National Telecommunications Network Attorney at Law Carpet Specialists O’Mary Brothers Plumbing Merkley Kendrick Jewelers Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Oxmoor Country Club Monsour Builders Inc. Craig Flooring Oxmoor Mazda Mooser & Freibert Land Title Co. LLC Dennis R. Price ’70, DMD Pizzeria Uno Norton Audobon Hospital DentalWorks Plehn’s Bakery Nugent Sand Company Diversified Distribution Rafferty’s Restaurants Inc. Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza Doors, Etc. Rainbow Blossom 43

TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL 2005-06 FINANCIAL INFORMATION

SOURCES OF SUPPORT

Auxiliary Income 9%

Annual Fund Appeal, celebraTion, Support from Foundation 5%

Interest/Rental Income 1%

Tuition 85%

DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPORT

Operational Expenses 20%

Administrative 8% Salaries 44% Auxiliary Expenses 5% Employee Benefits 14%

Athletic 2% Financial Aid 7% SHAMROCKS VS. TIGERS AT PAPA JOHN’S Trinity and St. Xavier are gearing up for their annual fall classic on Friday, Sept. 22 at the University of Louisville’s Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. PRIDE WEEK COACH’S LUNCH WITH BOB BEATTY H’03 Join Trinity head football coach Bob Beatty H’03 at the Pride Week Coach’s Lunch at Buffalo Wild Wings in St. Matthews, noon-1 p.m., on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Trinity alumni and fans are invited to attend and ask Coach Beatty their questions about the Rocks. WDRB-TV Fox 41 Sports Director Gary Montgomery H’05 will host the event. Arrive early to order your food! The question-answer session will begin at noon and end at 1 p.m.

TRINITY VS. ST. XAVIER TICKET PRICES Sections 204-209 (Upper Stadium Reserved): $10.00 Sections 104-109 (Lower Stadium Reserved): $10.00 General Admission: $7.00

PARKING PRE-SALE Red Lot Permit: $10.00 (must purchase three reserved game tickets to purchase one Red Lot parking permit) RV Permit: $25.00

CROSS COUNTRY BOOK STILL AVAILABLE To order your personally autographed copy of Shamrock Cross Country: The First 50 Years, send a check made payable to Richard Bealmear, 11307 Cottage View Court, Louisville, KY 40299-4393. The cost is $23.95 plus $5.50 per book for priority mailing. 1 The book measures 8 ⁄2” x 11” and is bound in hardback. More than 500 Trinity runners (from Matt Abney to Will Zurkuhlen) are named in this historic book. While the main focus is Trinity’s cross country program, the book also details the history of the sport in America and elsewhere. A brief history of girl’s cross country also is included.

The book is available at Trinity’s Campus Store and at these outlets: Borders Books (2520 South Hurstbourne Lane and 4600 Shelbyville Road), Carmichael’s Bookstores (1295 Bardstown Road and 2720 Frankfort Avenue), Celtic Centre (102 Bauer Avenue), Ken Combs Running Store, Fleet Feet Sports, New Balance of Louisville and Swag’s Sport Shoes. The book will not be reprinted.

Shamrock Cross Country: The First 50 Years would make a great gift for any fan of Trinity athletics. For more information, contact Dick Bealmear at [email protected] or by phone at (502) 267-6481.

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STATEMENT QUESTIONS? CALL SANDY! Confused about your latest Trinity statement? Not sure how much you owe on your Annual Fund pledge? Call Sandy Camerucci at Trinity’s Office for School Advancement at (502) 736-2156. CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER 17 Shamrock Awards Dinner 1 All Saints Day 18 Shillelagh Cup 12 Open House 20 Pride Week Coach’s Lunch - BW3 St. Matthews, 21 Thanksgiving Break begins after last period 1953 Society Dinner 23 Thanksgiving 21-23 Class of ’81 Reunion 26 Advent begins 22 Cookout for Young Alumni (Classes of 2002-06), Trinity-St. Xavier football game DECEMBER 22-23 Class of ’66 Reunion 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception 9 Catholic High School Placement Test OCTOBER 14 Trinity Hall of Fame Banquet 2 Trinity High School Board meeting 15 Christmas Break begins after last final exam 6 Class of ’61 Reunion, Class of ’91 Reunion 25 Christmas 19 Trinity High School Foundation Board meeting 31 Halloween JANUARY 1 New Year’s Day 3 Classes resume 8 Trinity Alumni Board of Directors meeting j 15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day