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The SUMMER 2012 LeaderNEWS FOR THE TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL FAMILY

WWW.TRINITYROCKS.COM Coleman McDevitt III and Karin McDevitt

Leigh Anne Redhage and Emily Dageford H’12.

Bob and Rhonda Rivera and Lee and Rayanne Peplinski.

Anthony Tatman ’02, Maria Shore and Andrew Shore ’05. Photos by Marie Perry

Christina Cook and Deborah Anderson Bill Howard and Bob and Monica Saxton. 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

Since 1992, the school has created and implemented implemented and created 1992, the school has Since The of LeaderRegular readers successfulreunion another launch to about are We a series of three-year strategic plans. A committee of of committee A plans. strategic three-year series a of that ensures and each plan the School Board monitors action numerous addressing in beingmade is progress attest can efforts planning our with Those familiar items. driver been the significant have the plans the factto that the built from always are plans The success. current in our mission our of a re-affirmation with starting up, ground of assessment honest an into thenflowing and vision and one in ends plan The current affairs. of state the current pushing school year will spend the upcoming We year. 2016. to out plans our School High Foundation Trinity holding classes in 11 we will assist year season. This our includes This reunions. anniversary their five-year anniversary 55ththeir willwho celebrate graduates first providing as alumni by acknowledged are We reunion. fact, we In their reunions. in conducting support excellent anniversary every helped their five-year hold class have any doubt We 1991. since miss, single a without reunion, in this unbroken pride school’s our high match school can will (re-told), be stories told Great reunions. of string Strategic planning Strategic a new sectionwill in this note 20. We page beginning on issue, pages four devoting now are of the the efforts to each issue School Foundation. High Trinity is a unique Foundation The found seldom one enterprise, will high It schools. in Catholic 30th in anniversary its celebrate deserves rightly 2013 and praise forward. Trinity propelling for was tobegun Foundation The capacity the fund-raising increase have efforts Its the school. of been very seen as successful, in series successful capital its of acquisitions, property campaigns, and endowment its of investment the Trinity of management now, through Each year, Fund. Annual more efforts, the Foundation’s available is revenue non-tuition theschool, of the operation for increasing of in the area primarily families. our of many so is to essential that aid tuition seasonReunion

Congratulations to Coach Mike Szabo and his Coach Szabo and to Mike Congratulations What a senior class! Our recent graduates were an were graduates Our recent class! a senior What This is prelude for what we know will exciting an we know be what for prelude is This

Basketball season state first the school’s capturing for players and staff the last of one is Kentucky in basketball. championship the winner- school as one have to the last, if not states, standing team the last were take-all We in basketball. Winning 270 who started the tournament. some among tasks the hardest of be one may this championship high team battled high in all The school athletics. of win a school- to a grueling schedule and expectations the down cutting by the year ending 35 games, record withthe school provided They Arena. in Rupp nets You pride. and excitement of moments unforgettable their season pages beginning on about more read can 36-37. Class 2012 of whose men achievements young of group outstanding record a received They all who follow. for raised the bar Theyestablished offers. scholarship of amount dollar They roll. the making honor seniors for new records score composite the ACT highest for tied the record they all were that, of On top ever in school history. cooperation Their be to around. a pleasure genuinely all Trinity things for school rules enthusiasm with and readmore can You mark. positive an indelibly left has applaud 16. We page on their accomplishments about our to look forward and their achievements them for alumni. them as with new relationship school year was one one was school year tly completed The recen outstanding still celebrating are books. We the record for labs, and in classrooms students our by achievements in service inand competition, of fields on the stage, on an by generated Our were successes development. faith members who staff and teachers of group outstanding students’ our by in us the trust shown by supported are can one a school year of the end at Sometimes parents. relished have We this time. Not end. to it for ready feel the marveled at students, our of the accomplishments grateful remain beenhighs, and graced lows few with the journey. for 14. A new daily starts Aug. that new school year will in development, years five was that one schedule, Our achievement. student even greater to us propel our and been has thorough this change for planning the (and summer will enjoy We complete. preparations various for who will campus be on 800 students nearly will be what to the 60th look forward and programs) a new school year. to the open doors swing time we interest: of items Some President’s Notebook President’s PRESIDENT ’77, J. MULLEN (ROB) BY DR. ROBERT PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S

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PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S 2 otebook n President’s President’s Trinity Alumni Business Circle wants you to “keep it in the family!”

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

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

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

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

UPCOMING MEETINGS: Thursday, Aug. 16 Thursday, Sept. 20 Thursday, Oct. 18

RSVP: Please RSVP by contacting Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected] or (502) 736-2180. Trinity’s campus was recently updated to a wireless en- a wireless to updated recently was campus Trinity’s have H’12 Bobrowski Joe Mr. Gene Eckert ’62 and Mr. being of the distinction with Trinity Eckert leaves Mr. “see to likely most we’re Bobrowski Mr. it’s Ironically, both these to Trinity you thank and farewell fond A School Board that Trinity move to a schedule for 2012-13 for a schedule to move Trinity School Board that periodsnew instruction. The of longer for allows that teacher instructional and also student schedule increases requirements, graduation Student time day. each planning have will Teachers increase. choices, elective with along which the new schedule, for in preparation this year spent - a fresh including new courses, a dozen about will feature of semesters two and course Placement Advanced man preparation. ACT technology student in the for invitation open An classroom to teachers and students for possible it making vironment, campus. throughout ideas online exchange and connect will staff, for one students, for one networks, separate Two - connec the wireless in 2012-13, but operate to continue their own bring to students for possible will it make tions academicTrinity’s use. for notepads electronic and laptops - recom have faculty committees and technology personnel the same require to initiative an adopt not Trinity mended a more embraced have we Instead, alldevices students. for our of many also that recognizes model that collegiate different with comfortable are and have already families are us of some words, other In devicestheir in homes. be- in 2012-13 and students and PC. Teachers some Mac, personal use their to own opportunities will explore yond and projects group research, devices during computing understand we time, the same activities. At class general - com face-to-face personal, continued of the importance the school day. throughout munication legends two to Farewell of service years 82 to combined a after decidedretire to as year next will actually be around Bobrowski THS. Mr. science environmental popular his teaching pilots he - capaci in a variety of served has He Trinity online. course Department Counseling and disciplinarian ties, including alumni doubt no teaching, excellent his with Along chair. stories. stirring and travel gruff his voice will remember Teacher serving voted the teacher and teacher longest our for 2012. including times, five often, most the Year of fisherman. avid an he’s as the boat,” on legends. MISSION STATEMENT values in the Catholic tradition. values Our Mission at Trinity is to provide students with a superior is to provide Our Mission at Trinity high school education in a supportive atmosphere based upon Christian atmosphere high school education in a supportive this year, Trinity earned its share of headlines, of share earned its Trinity this year, On May 20, Trinity High School graduated its 56th class its School graduated High 20, Trinity On May For several years, Trinity has required every take to required senior has Trinity several years, For Trini- discussion, and study of years four than more After BY DANIEL J. ZOELLER H‘07, PRINCIPAL H‘07, J. ZOELLER BY DANIEL Principal’s Corner Principal’s but this year’s school year will go into the books as one of our of the books one as will into school year go this year’s but local make papers didn’t headlines that some are Here best yet. community in our here attention of certainly worthy are but magazine. $23 million School than High in seniors earn more Trinity college scholarships at place took exercises Commencement strong. – 307 seniors - teach Trinity Longtime Bellarmine University. at Hall Knights the presented ’75 was Aberli Dave administrator and coach er, was’70 Horton Sam Dr. Award. Alumnus Honor Trinity 2012 their celebrated Seniors Medal. Peace the 2012 Trinity awarded - Gymna in Steinhauser night the previous Mass Baccalaureate in Once aga sium. The Class of 2012 was accepted for admission at more more at admission for accepted of 2012 was The Class sium. and coast to coast schools, and universities 130 colleges, than they surpassed in $23 million Collectively, border. to border in school history. – the most merit-based scholarships school record matches composite School High ACT Trinity seniors year’s This requirement. a graduation as the ACT 23.7. Like ever recorded: score composite the highest matched students 2012 included the of Class it, preceded all that classes to the the first from ranged whose scores Trinity who entered their se- of the end By Test. the Placement on 99th percentile ex- or met had all seniors of percent 98 than more year, nior our of the success of proof scores, ceeded ACT their predicted program. preparation four-year School a block High to schedule moves Trinity the to recommended Committee Environment Academic ty’s

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- I re satisfaction the extreme because of it I enjoyed No, I did not enjoy it because I was able to wear a robe wear to because able I was it enjoy I did not No, “comfortable” chairs. No, I did not enjoy it because it is a is because it it enjoy I did not No, chairs. “comfortable” on time. precisely ends and begins that well-run affair the academic to listening and about in reading ceived they ac- were only these Not men. of accomplishments - Washing Dame, Notre Vanderbilt, of the likes to cepted the Stanford, Yale, Harvard, Georgetown, University, ton alma own my include to (I have Xavier Academy, Naval - com Trinity’s attending was this position about mated - Asso the Alumni of chair As ceremonies. mencement during Award Alumnus the Honor present you ciation, - pre of privilege had I the year, This commencement. ’75. Aberli Dave to Award Alumnus the Honor senting my to due ceremony year’s last attend to able not I was so I would knew be thethis communion, first daughter’s the Alumni time on my during attend to time I had only again. all over do it I could I wish Now Board. en- I did not No, the faculty. of a member look like and the of one in the stage on sit to able because was I it joy BY PATRICK POTTER ’89, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAIR ASSOCIATION ALUMNI POTTER ’89, BY PATRICK of One Alumni Board Chair’s Message Chair’s Board Alumni Office for School Advancement School for Office School Advancement for President ’78, Vice Porter Joey Officer ’06, Senior Development Chris Toth Director & Communications Relations ’90, Alumni Wagoner Travis Relations Alumni Assistant, Administrative Flaherty, Jean Marketing Assistant, Administrative Diehl, Marie Printer Printing, Preferred Layout; Design and Printing, Vintage Foundation High Trinity School Gifts, Major ’82, Director, Culver Tim

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINA to students. Trinity programs and activities generally available priviliges, origin to all the rights, national and ethnic color, race, High School admits students of any Trinity Trinity’s of requirements the meet can student the accommodation reasonable with (if disability or origin, ethnic or national color, race, of basis the on discriminate not does athletic or other school-administered programs. scholarship or loan programs, course of study) in the administration of its educational policies, Trinity Peace Medal Chair Klaus Mittelsten H’92, left, 2012 Trinity Peace Medal recipient Dr. Sam Horton ’70, Archbishop of Louisville ’70, Archbishop Louisville Trinity Peace Medal Chair Klaus Mittelsten of H’92, left, 2012 Trinity Peace Medal recipient Dr. Sam Horton Alumnus BY GAIL KAMENISH H’05 Dave Aberli ’75. PHOTO 2012 Honor Kurtz and Joseph TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER TRINITY LEADER The Leader On the Cover ALUMNI BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE CHAIR’S BOARD ALUMNI 6 Shamrock Fans: Don’t miss out on your chance to own a piece of history! LouisvilleCatholicSports.com and longtime Kentucky sports columnist Billy Reed have combined to produce a keepsake book that captures the language and images of the incredible 2011 Trinity football season, a season in which the Rocks went undefeated and finished at the top of several national polls.

Visit journeytonumberone.com for more information about the project and to obtain your copy of this once-in-a-lifetime treasure. 1993 Class Ambassadors: Scott Dillon - [email protected] Dwyer - [email protected] Mike Greg Ehrhard - [email protected] Matt Ehrhard - [email protected] Hyland - [email protected] Mark Kaufmann - [email protected] Cary McKiernan - [email protected] Jeramie O’Bryan - [email protected] Bill Ralston - [email protected] 1991 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Rob Beaven Mason Carrico- [email protected] Duerr - [email protected] Mark - [email protected] Funke Gies - [email protected] Wes Jones - [email protected] Todd - [email protected] Lindsay Mike Brian Sehlinger - [email protected] Carroll Spalding - [email protected] - [email protected] Warren Todd thefor director communications the WOOTON is CHRIS at the Center of Interfaith Relations of Faiths Festival (formerlycapacity, this In Foundation). Heritage the Cathedral Chris oversees marketing and communications efforts for which is dedicated to promoting this nonprofit organization, and supporting cooperation and interfaith understanding, Chris lives in Louisville with action to benefit the community. Sydnie and Isaac (Trinity their children, and Edie, his wife, Class of 2027). 1989 assadors: Class Amb - [email protected] Broome Mike Hall - [email protected] Troy Chad Harned - [email protected] - [email protected] Potter Pat - [email protected] Rich Tinsley has been selected for a coveted MICHAEL A. LINDENBERGER at Stanford University, John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship he will join 12 other journalists from around in August, where, the country eight international (and for the Knight fellows) heartin the Nestled Silicon Valley, of year. academic 2012-13 the full runall of them will be given of the university and professional offerings. Thanks to aall of its academic and to foster free to examine ways will be they generous grant, entrepreneurship and leadership.” “journalism innovation, history literature and work and on a Michael will study law, a subscription sitebusiness plan for legalbooksmarts.com, to use ways hope will create new he and the foundation technology streams from groups of intensely to find revenue readers.interactive highly and bewill site The interested, dedicated to a rare art: long-form literary of the book reviews including biographies, best non-fiction work about the law, where histories and social concerns. in Texas, Michael lives he is transportation and News writer for The Dallas Morning contributing national legal affairs correspondent for TIME editors of nominated for a Pulitzer Prize by Magazine. He was he of ’89, the Dallas paper in 2012. A member of the Class credits former and English a subeditor on the ECHO staff, was Lococo H’03 teacher Bob Edelen and journalism Tony teacher to be. Findfor making him the writer he wanted him on twitter, @lindenberger. 1984 Class Ambassadors: Sean McGuire - [email protected] Dan Oyler - [email protected] Gene Stein - [email protected] R. CRAIG BEALMEAR has been appointed to the position of commercial vice president for fuels value chains for British He will be responsible for building capability in the Petroleum. core FVC Commercial Processes and driving the Global SAP program to underpinDeployment those processes. He will and the responsibility for procurement in the FVC’s also have been the CFO Craig had previously European Biofuels strategy. sincethis role been in had He FVC. for the East of Rockies significant contribution2008. During this time he made a R&M change agendas, to the implementation of several finance structureFVC the of creation the including U.S., the in ServiceBusiness restructuring, formationCenter theand implementation of the Commercial Business Management he gained (CBM) work process. Prior to his current role, significant experience initially with ARCO in a variety of roles European Bitumen PUL and including Carson Refinery CFO, VP of strategy and marketing for business marketing and strategic accounts. Craig has a strong reputation for fostering capability within passion for developing via his “One Team” thewithin this on strides tremendous made has Craig BP. EoR Finance championing as demonstrated by organization the Finance Leaders Emerging program within the EoR and broader Chicago Finance his and BSC organizations. Craig, England. London, in based be will Josh, son, and Susan, wife, 1982 Class Ambassadors: Tim Culver - [email protected] Bill Hodapp - [email protected] Stuart Monohan - [email protected] Larry Osting - [email protected] Greenway business, new his of president is BORGMANN JIM which specializes in Shredding & Recycling in Louisville, document destruction and security. assadors: Class Amb Mullin - [email protected] Kevin recently IG, SSP was HEW (RICHARD) ROEHR REV. MATT St. of Society the for Superior Provincial U.S. the appointed and Brothers to use the media Fathers The Pauline Paul. term of Roehrig’s message. Father communicate the gospel before fromwas the Provincial He office will be 2012-2016. is www. publishing website Society of St. Paul’s 1996-2004. The is www.vocationoffice.org. website stpauls.us. The vocation 1977 : Class Ambassadors - [email protected] Ron Kelty Rob Mullen - [email protected] Ron Netherton - [email protected] Scott Scinta - [email protected] Bill Tharp - [email protected] recently named director of finance at CURTIS ZOELLER was the Center for Advanced Neurosurgery/University of Louisville Department of Neurology. 1973 ou” items ou” submissions for length Let your brother alumni happening know what’s in your life. Submit your Y from “News to Alumni Relations & Communications Director ’90 via Wagoner Travis email at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: Trinity Attn: Travis High School, 4011 Shelbyville Wagoner, Y 40207. K Louisville, Road, High School reservesTrinity fromthe right to edit “News Y and content. NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 8 9

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1998 Class Ambassadors: Andy Diebold - [email protected] - [email protected] Andy Hennessey JarviJeremy - [email protected] Kremer - [email protected] - [email protected] Pogue Ryan are pleased to Laura, ANDY HENNESSEY and his wife, Hennessey, announce the birth Molly of their second child, 2. The joins brother Tyler, 15. Molly born on Feb. who was currently chief is Andy where Louisville in live Hennesseys LLC. Packaging, financial officer at Premier recently promoted to banking BRANDON JAGGERS was Matthews center manager at the Republic Bank branch in St. in Louisville. assadors: Class Amb Mark Amick - [email protected] - [email protected] Michael Bratcher John Darr - [email protected] Edlin - [email protected] Mickey Klausing - [email protected] Joey Sumner MacDonald - [email protected] 1998), Joanna (Assumption, CHRIS BURKET and his wife, Catherine birth the announce to are pleased daughter, their of born 9. She joins big brother March who was Burket, Frances Ky., to Owensboro, will be moving Chris and his family Henry. his sportsin August after he completes medicine fellowship Orleans. New in workingbe will He Orthopedicsat Sports and Medicine Owensboro. 1997 1999 Class Ambassadors: Arledge Mike - [email protected] Matt Barry - [email protected] BarryPat - [email protected] Jacob Dallenbach - [email protected] Montgomery - [email protected] Troy Andy Neuner - [email protected] Josh Plummer - [email protected] Brad Steller - [email protected] Will Zurkuhlen - [email protected] pleased toare Elizabeth, and his wife, JACOB DALLENBACH announce the birth Gregory of their second child, Theodore born who was 19½ inches), 8 ounces, Dallenbach (8 pounds, 21. Gregory 3. Elizabeth on May joins big sister Ella Grace, teacher Greg Sysol H’03. is the daughter of veteran Trinity Jacob and his family live in Louisville. ERIC ROGERS is completing his doctoral degree in clinical Veterans psychology as an intern at the Tuscaloosa Ala. His Administration Medical Center in Tuscaloosa, his wife at which time he and internship ends in August, will be returning to the Louisville area. Eric will be practicing part-time be an adjunct professor at Spalding and will likely University. 1996 Class Ambassadors: Beck Beckman - [email protected] Brace - [email protected] Shawn Matt Gamertsfelder - [email protected] Matt Janes - [email protected] Sean Miranda - [email protected] Stephen Moore - [email protected] Nathan Sasse - [email protected] Matt Zurkuhlen - [email protected] are pleased to Shannon, DANNY BARON and his wife, announce the birth Reagan Maureen of their second child, born on March 30. Reagan joins big sister who was Baron, recently returned 2. The Barons to Louisville after Payton, area for the last five years. Bay living in the San Francisco is the PGA golf professional at HurstbourneDanny Country Club. firm of ThompsonDAVID BURNSTEIN recently joined the law Miller & Simpson in Louisville as an associate. He received College of Law, his JD in 2010 from the University of Kentucky where he served on the National Moot Court Competition. University. from Vanderbilt degree earned his bachelor’s David He will be practicing in the fields of commercial and health clerk Magistrate to U.S. a law previously care litigation. He was Judge Hanly A. Ingram in the Eastern District of Kentucky. was honored by the American Association the American by honored ROWN was SHERMAN B Brown was Award. with the Pollie Consultants of Political – Democrat” of the Year the “2012 Fundraiser honored in for his work Beshear/Jerrythe 2011 Steve on Abramson gubernatorial nominated and voted campaign. Sherman was peers his campaign fundraising. for political by His fellow campaign are Scott Gale the Beshear/Abramson honorees on and Matt Osborne. Sherman and and his colleagues devised more than $13.1 million. The money executed a plan to raise Steve Governor Kentucky’s of campaign re-election the funded more than 13,300 $9.4 million from raised over They Beshear. Kentucky the for million $3.7 individuals and an additional This performance records for a eclipsed all Democratic Party. Association of Political race. The American Governor’s Kentucky is a nonpartisan organization founded in 1969, Consultants, Association membershipof political professionals. consists of campaign pollsters, consultants, media consultants, political professors, corporate affairspublic officers, managers, stafferscongressional vendorsand lobbyists, fundraisers, and is open to everyone with politics from the associated to the White House. Shermanlocal level has held senior electionsroles in campaigns ranging from local municipal gubernatorialto statewide and U.S. Senate campaigns. He started Lucas’ 2002 reelection campaign as an intern on Ken for U.S. Congress. In addition to the Beshear/Abramson worked on the finance staff of the he previously campaign, where he was 2007 Beshear/Dan Mongiardo campaign, Steve part $12 million for Gov. of a team that raised over raised for a the most ever campaign, successful Beshear’s gubernatorial that time. Deeply involved campaign at Kentucky Sherman servedhas philanthropies, YMCAthe several on in Safe Place Services Fund for the Arts Board, neXt Board and assisted with the Germantown Babe Ruth Baseball Baseball communicationsin degree earnedHe Picnic. bachelor’s a University ShermanCincinnati. in currentlyis Xavier from degree in public administration from completing a master’s make Kaitlyn, He and his wife, University. Kentucky Western their home in Louisville. at a landmark where you live and live you a landmark at where magazine goes to more than goes to magazine more Leader Leader 2007 Class Ambassadors: Bird - [email protected] Andrew - [email protected] Booker Johnny Tyler Kmetz - [email protected] - [email protected] Kmetz Tyler Martin - [email protected] Tyler - [email protected] Jacob Raderer Rieber - [email protected] Matthew Robert Sampson - [email protected] William Vissing - [email protected] LearningThe with accountant an is KLEYER JOEL Inc.House in Louisville. 2006 : Class Ambassadors Abell - [email protected] Andrew - [email protected] James Dawson Adam Ernst - [email protected] Nils Herdelin - [email protected] Chris Horn - [email protected] Marty Nash - [email protected] - [email protected] Saylor Kyle BRIAN BOWLES has accepted a teaching position with Jefferson He will be County Public Schools in Louisville. 2012-13 school High School for the assigned to Waggener mostly Algebra I. Brian earned a year and will teach math, College in Centre from mathematics in degree bachelor’s thefrom teaching in degree earnedHe 2010. master’s his Brian has servedUniversity of Louisville in 2012. In addition, prominentthe had he and leader retreat senior Trinity a as role of Mark Community Center-Centerstage in the Jewish . production of Rent ROB WESSEL just completed his second year of medical school at the University In addition to his of Louisville. is a member of a student committee to improve Rob studies, which he enjoyed version of the “House System,” U of L’s being a part of at Trinity. Take a photo of you reading the most recent most the recent reading you of a photo Take ! The Kevin Golden ’06 at theKevin Golden U.S. at ’06 Capitol. 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KIPPIE Award KENTUCKY INTERFAITH POWER & LIGHT For Outstanding Care of God’s Creation For Outstanding Care of God’s 2008 Class Ambassadors: Aaron Bott - [email protected] Chris Bratcher - [email protected] Charlie George - [email protected] Griffin - [email protected] Kyle Bryce Hansell - [email protected] - [email protected] Joe Kelly - [email protected] John King Jr. Link - [email protected] Kenny - [email protected] Matt McCroskey Jeff Neagli - [email protected] - [email protected] Will Petredis Sims - [email protected] Donovan JAKE GROVES has been selected as a Fulbright student grantee for 2012-13 to work as a teaching assistant through AnRussia. in program Assistant) Teach (English ETA the Jake English and Russian double-major at Rhodes College, graduating magna cum degree in May, earned his bachelor’s laude. He will teach English language courses at a Russian he will research Russian folk music, In addition, university. exploring its potential as a means of cultural exchange. The highly prestigious international America’s Fulbright Program, the U.S. is administered by educational exchange sponsor, Department Bureau of Educational and Cultural of State, scholars, grants to students, Affairs. The program awards lecture teach, administrators and professionals to study, has served Jake or conduct research abroad. At Rhodes, inabroad studied has and Advisor Internationalan as Peer where he took courses in Russian Russia, St. Petersburg, literature and contemporary Russian issues. Russian history, he also taught As a 2009 Rhodes Summer Service Fellow, fifth- through eighth-graders leadership and public speaking skills at Memphis University School. Michael Elder - [email protected] Elder [email protected] Ellison - - [email protected] Feusner Travis George - [email protected] Timmy Alex Hermes - [email protected] - [email protected] Lowe David - [email protected] Nick McKinley Osting - [email protected] Andrew - [email protected] Penny Tom Jon Schmitt - [email protected] - Christopher.Townsend@VerizonWireless. Chris Townsend com & Shredding Greenway joined DREW BORGMANN recently aalso is Drew manager. account an as Louisville in Recycling graduate of the University of Kentucky. member of the traffic departmentDAVID LOWE is the newest advertising marketing, a and Doe-Andersonat Louisville, in Mark public relations firm. He will be working on the Maker’s been a had previously clients. David account and with other Omega national fraternity leadership consultant at Alpha Tau from June 2011-March 2012. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.

Mary Elizabeth (Berry) Barker, mother of Lance Barker ’07 Mark Alan Lawson ’72, brother of Bruce ’75 and Bryan ’82 Lawson Martha “Marla” Dent Barr (Trinity Foundation Board member), mother of Paul McFerran Barr ’10 Florence D. Lewis, mother of Terry ’87 and Tony ’90 Lewis Bernie “Skip” Bax ’57, grandfather of Nicholas Zeitz ’06; Pamela Kay Long, mother of Timothy J. Long Jr. ’85; uncle of Michael ’77 and John ’85 Schwab grandmother of Brandon Girdley ’10 William “Fred” Beeler H’06, father of Paul G. Beeler ’82; Robert C. Ludwig, father of Mark ’77 and Gary ’78 Ludwig grandfather of Austin Beeler ’12 Raymond Marshall Manford ’62 Edward Bart Bibb Jr., father of Trey Bibb ’86; grandfather of John R. McCarthy ’58 Gerald Anthony Nelson Jr. ’07 Matt Jason McCormick ’92, brother of Mitchell McCormick ’94 U. Richard Boland, brother of James Boland ’59 Edward Lovell Mercer, father of Owen Edward Mercer ’94 Dorothy Thomas Brown, grandmother of Wesley Faulkner ’05 Donna Louise Siedlarz Millay, grandmother of Christian Millay (deceased) ’15 12 Ruth “Harriet” Burry, mother of Garry ’74, Mark ’84 and Lee Joseph E. “Joe” Milliner, father of John K. ’67, CWO William ’87 Burry P. ’68 (MIA March 6, 1971, Vietnam) and Charles M. ’75 Robert E. “Bob” Burt, father of Robert E. Burt Jr. ’91 Milliner Philip Cianciola, grandfather of Robert ’89 and Andrew ’03 Joseph E. Natalie ’65, brother of Howard Natalie ’78 Tullbane and Chance Cianciola ’03 John Thomas Nelson III ’58, father of John T. Nelson IV ’86 Laura Faye Clements H’08, wife of John Clements ’82; Mildred R. “Mickie” Nooning, mother of Ed Nooning ’89 mother of Shelby ’09 and Logan ’11 Clements Mary Gladys Nordmann, mother of Vic ’66, Bernie ’68, Mark Madison Alexander Cox ’10 ’68 and Michael ’71 (deceased) Nordmann Carolyn J. Crawford, mother of David E. Crawford ’89 Irene Louise Pearson, mother of Kevin A. ’69, Keith M. ’74 George Phillip Deeb Jr., father of George Phillip Deeb III ’08 and Richard A. “Rick” ’79 Pearson Gladys E. Deluga, grandmother of Christian ’93 and Bradley Tanya Kay Thompson Potter, mother of Trinity Potter (past- ’95 Wallover president of Shamrock Moms); grandmother of Hunter Susanna Jane Dennis, mother of Christian ’12 and Matthew Thomas ’11 ’15 Dennis Virginia (Pugh) Meyer, mother of David Meyer ’76 Lois A. “Lolly” Devlin, grandmother of Fuller Devlin ’11 Joseph (Giuseppe) Pugliese, stepgrandfather of Matthew Heather (Kappesser) DiGuardi, daughter of Charles E. Priddy ’07 Kappesser Jr. ’60 (deceased); cousin of J.R. Schloemer Raymond L. Riggs, father-in-law of Steven V. Purdy ’77; ’97 grandfather of Alexander S. Purdy ’12 Alma R. (Fultz) Distler, mother of Roger Distler ’78 Jack Rueff H’12, brother of Tom ’66 and Bob H’06 Rueff; Donald Lee Doerhoefer, grandfather of Tyler Doerhoefer ’08 uncle of Grant ’99, Carl ’05 and Alan ’06 Rueff John T. Echsner Jr., father of Stephen Joseph Echsner ’85 Ann Russ, mother of Armond Russ Jr. ’65 Robert Byerly “Bob” Ecker ’62, father of Robert Bradley Eugene James “Gene” Scannell Sr., father of Gene Jr. ’63, Ecker ’93 Rodney ’66, Patrick ’67 and Stephen ’74 Scannell; grandfather of Noah Scannell ’14 Joseph R. Elder Jr. ’72 Charles Edward “Chico” Schmidt ’61, father of Brian ’86 and Ida Christine Ernspiker, grandmother of Phillip Ernspiker ’06 Jeff ’89 Schmidt John L. Franconia, father of Jon Eric Franconia ’93; Steven Mathias Schneider ’78 grandfather of Joseph Franconia ’12 and Steven Franconia ’16 William Tyler Short ’05, brother of Adam ’02, Will ’05 and Ethan ’07 Short Rhonda Moncus Fredricks, wife of John Fredricks ’69 La Venia “Mitzie” Sorrels, mother of Thomas E. Miller II ’65, Douglas Allan Gayhart ’57, brother of Robert Gayhart ’60 Richard K. ’71 and David M. ’72 Sorrels; grandmother of Kathleen McClary Haddix, mother of Micah Haddix ’05 Craig Miller ’95 Elizabeth R. “Bettye” Hodapp, mother of William R. Hodapp Alice Virginia “Pud” Miller Spalding, mother of Hugh ’82, ’82 Bryan ’83, Jerry ’86 and Carroll ’91 Spalding Mary Ann Bradshaw Houpt, mother of Steve ’72 and Marsha Ann Stevens, wife of Fred Stevens ’59 Lawrence ’78 Houpt; grandmother of Paul ’94 and Susan Regina Gnau Stout, sister of William G. Gnau ’66 Brandon ’99 Houpt Gerard B. “Jerry” Stuecker, brother of Phillip J. Stuecker ’70; Eugene W. “Gene” Johnson, father of Stephen W. ’74 and uncle of Phillip Jr. ’95, Jason ’98 and Brian ’01 Stuecker Joseph Gregory ’79 Johnson George W. Sutton Jr., father Stephen ’69, Chris ’72 and Joseph F. Johnston, father of William R. “Rogge” Johnston George W. “Skip” III ’75; grandfather of Michael Sutton ’13 ’87 Curtis James Stringer, father of Douglas Stringer ’86 David W. Jones, stepfather of John Adams ’07 Janina C. Sysol, mother of Greg Sysol H’03 (Trinity faculty); Dorothy Kaelin, mother of Paul Kaelin ’76 grandmother of Paul Sysol ’95 Edwin P. “Buddy” Kaiser, brother of Doc ’70, Zane ’72 and Maurice E. “Bud” Tischendorf Jr., father of Michael Dale Mark ’76 Kaiser; uncle of Frank Hilbert ’00 Tischendorf ’79 Allen L. Kempf ’70, brother of Bruce J. ’67 and Larry T. ’74 Peggy Widener, sister-in-law of David Winkler H’04 (former Kempf; uncle of Tyler Kempf ’02 Trinity principal); aunt of Joe Winkler ’98 Rose M. King, mother of Michael King ’69 Matthew James Willson ’89 Dr. Wayne A. “Moose” Kraus, father of Wayne Jr. ’85 and Oury Steven “Coach” Youngblood, father of Brent Rick ’87 Kraus; grandfather of Evan Kraus ’11 Youngblood ’87 Louise Farris Lang, mother of Charles F. Jr. ’74 and John D. ’79 Lang HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION 2009 Trinity Fund The students of Trinity High School would like to thank you for2012 your investment in their future! Trinity Annual Fund

Consider some of the accomplishments of the Class of 2012 • Awarded more than $23 million in merit scholarships • Accepted at more than 130 colleges and universities across the country • 100 percent of class took the ACT, and nearly 100 percent met or exceeded their predicted score through excellent pre-college preparation – The composite ACT average score for the Advanced Program exceeded 29.6 • Earned more than 810 hours in possible college credit • 9 recognized by the National Merit Corporation • 98 percent will be entering college this fall • 16 Governor’s Scholars Program participants • Performed more than 20,000 service hours over four years

We hope you see these outstanding results as a great return on the investment you have made with your financial support of Trinity.

These achievements are made possible because of your generosity. Thank you for making a difference in a young man’s life.

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Southern of University The AP exams are one means to gain college credit while taking courses at Trinity. at while taking courses credit college to gain means one are AP exams The one of the first schools in the Commonwealth to have this requirement. The ACT composite score for the Class forof the Class score composite ACT The requirement. this have to in the schools the first Commonwealth of one is fift It the in 2008. recorded also average, composite recorded ties highest the score composite 23.7. This 2012 is community serve to possible the broadest Mission our exceeded has 23. Honoring composite mean our time that the entire across ranged that scores Test Placement represents and academically is diverse this class learners, of spectrum, the 99th to percentile. the 1st from 100 percent of the class met or exceeded their predicted ACT score. A strong ACT score offers a student three student a offers score ACT A strong score. ACT exceeded their predicted or met the class of 100 percent thefor preparation (3) and better scholarships; for opportunities (2) he desires; to colleges the (1) access benefits: will every in also class take a semester student Beginning in the 2012-13 school year, study. college-level of rigors years. junior and sophomore during preparation ACT Members of the Class of 2012 join a brotherhood that now numbers more than 14,255. Our newest brother alumni brother 14,255. Our newest than more numbers now that a brotherhood 2012 join the Class of of Members What the Trinity Class of 2012 did in the classroom and outside our halls continues the remarkable recent run of recent the remarkable halls continues our outside and in the 2012 did classroom of Class the Trinity What of the Class about I’llmost remember what but fantastic, are recognitions and awards national and “The local,state services support encouragement and extensive our from assistance their teachers, from guidance work, theirDue hard to inity High School Since Tr Bellarmine University. 20, at May Sunday, on exercises commencement the annual at their diplomas received • • credit college in possible 810 hours than Earned more • Corporation Merit the National 9 recognized by this fall college will be entering 98 percent • • participants Program Scholars 16 Governor’s • Diploma Commonwealth the Kentucky of 27 recipients • Award the Senior Shamrock of recipients 155 • high school) of semesters all eight roll (honor Award Shamrock the Four-Year of 50 recipients • Society Honor the National of 78 members • Beta Club the National of 87 members • Program Scholars Presidential the U.S. for 2 candidates • years four 20,000 service than over more hours Performed national track; and swimming wrestling, powerlifting, football, in basketball, championships State students with a superior high school education in a supportive atmosphere based upon Christian values in the Catholic in the Catholic Christian based values upon atmosphere in a supportive high school education a superior with students tradition.” their of a few just these are strong, 307 members At all us makes very and proud. academic achievements, well-rounded accomplishments: • • scholarships in merit $23 million than more Awarded • the country across universities and 130 colleges than more at Accepted through score exceeded their predicted or met 100 percent nearly and the ACT, took class of 100 percent • • student-athletes All-State Mention 30 Honorable and Team First All-State 49 Academic they brought class, Zoeller any Dan Principal “Like H’07. Trinity said One,” as Together of they their motto lived how 2012 is Senior Retreat in a Christian Awakening participated 95 percent empowering and in accepting men young as together truly worked but faults human of and talents of diversity Trinity to things.” great to accomplish together worked and another one to out reached They consistently ways. results. outstanding some producing after will this class leave their parents, from • For

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- A. Ab 1975, David Class of the Trinity of A member Catholic Joseph St. of a member as grew up Dave in the 1980 as fall of Trinity at career began his Dave (1980-82); moderator Club Pep extra-curricular including a variety of held has roles, Dave teaching, to addition In served ’63. Dave headas coach Thompson Joe for basketball taking coach, over head varsity named was 1991, Dave In 11for students of director Trinity’s faithfully servednow has as successful his headas run After coach, basketball Dave class his attends regularly he and Fund, Annual the Trinity of supporter consistent been has a strong, Dave addition, In Acad- Heart of Sacred is a 25, graduate Katie, beendaughter, Their married 28 years. have Cindy, wife, his and Dave He School roots. High Trinity his acknowledge failed to never has He alumnus. a Trinity of example a premier is Dave Call Tim Culver ’82! to know the balance of your Want questions about your latest statement from Trinity? Have or [email protected]. at (502) 736-2100 Director - Major Gifts, contribution? Contact Tim Culver ’82, Questions about your statement? Questions about your lumnus A Honor Alumnus 2012 spring each Association recognizes a brother alumnus as the year’s the year’s as alumnus a brother recognizes Association Trinity a to presented is award The Alumnus. Honor - profes his in himself distinguished who has graduate ideals and values the qualities, demonstrated life; sional his to loyalty strong maintained and Trinity; at taught alma mater. been has selected the as students, of director Trinity erli, received He Award. Alumnus the 2012 Honor of recipient 20. May on graduation at award his inTrinity from graduating After in Butchertown. Church heLouisville, where of the University attended 1975, he earned 2009, he a in 1980. In degree earned a bachelor’s Spalding from leadership in educational degree master’s University. Skills,Affective times various at teaching years, 22 last the thein Theology for Department taught has He teacher. Math a 1980-2004. leaderalso servedfrom retreat Dave as a senior Theology. ServiceSenior Community Freshman and head JV basketball (1980-87); and coach varsity baseball freshman (1984-87, 1992-94, 1999-2000); assistant coach JV and AAU theKentucky coached 1986 and record 100-14 a compiled Dave position, the latter basketball(1983-87). In coach champions. state working the basketball with program, still is involved Dave record. 139-133 a compiled seasonthe 2000-01 and through radio broadcasts. the Trinity on including was added, as staff led the office has Dave students. 300 by grew enrollment the school’s During this time, years. meetings parents locker;with holding working a has student Trinity each sure making by nurse; full-time first the school’s video surveillance, the school’s use of and the smooth implementation who need ensuring extra guidance; students and the so etc., that immunizations, papers, forms, permission student down tracking ID system; and system door-locking school of closing and the opening during and events at faculty presence the law; with providing in compliance school is environment orderly safe, a ensure to administrators other and teachers counselors, with seamlessly day;each working and respectful and patient fair, is Dave that report Students attitude. a positive in – all thrive to while maintaining students for in dealing them. with alma his been has he a leader supporting in faithfully a faculty member, As dinner. Fame of Hall the annual and reunions mission. her sustain to Trinity helping mater, College. andCommunity Technical Jefferson attends 22, currently Andrew, Their son, Dayton. of the University and emy Church. Catholic Albert St. the Great of members are Cindy and Dave Hemmerle Joe Rev. and ’63 Thompson Joe Mr. H’93, Caster Kevin Rev. Duerr H’92, Tom Rev. like giants Trinity considers vocation. his teaching made he on why influence a huge and models be to role H’00 Members of the Class of 1976 with scholarship recipient Andrew Olivas ’11. Also, left to right, Mike Hobbs, Rich Impellizzeri and Paul Resch. LegacyThe A feature of the Trinity High School Foundation

Alumni classes are leaving and creating legacies that we raised $40,000 in no time,” chance because of today’s costs, For Paul Resch, Class of 1976, said Resch, a ’76 Scholarship it makes us even more determined it was a way to give back to Trinity committee member. “My to help,” said committee member as a sign of appreciation for the classmates recognized there’s a David Pottinger. “We want to experience he had as a student. great need for financial assistance enable young men who, without “My father died when I was for families these days, and we just our help, will not realize the Trinity younger and, when my mother wanted to do our part of make experience and reach their full died at the beginning of my senior Trinity accessible.” potential.” year, we weren’t sure whether I The Class of 1976 Scholarship The impact of these scholarships would be able to finish at Trinity now stands at $56,000, and the is best exhibited through the because money was tight,” Resch group already is launching efforts words of Andrew Olivas, a member recently recalled. “But (then- to add at least another $76,000 to of the Class of 2011, who was principal) Father Duerr assured me the fund over the next five years. a recipient of the Class of ’76 there was nothing to worry about, Since that time, 15 additional Scholarship. and I will never forget it.” alumni classes have begun raising “I was very lucky to be able to Thus was the springboard for funds so they, too, can establish a receive this scholarship,” Olivas the idea of creating an endowed legacy. To date, nearly $560,000 said. “Without the help of this need-based class scholarship. has been pledged to endowed scholarship, I would not have been The Class of 1976 rallied together, need-based scholarships. Of the able to attend Trinity. I would have and under the leadership of Greg 16 funds, 10 of them currently are missed out on all the great things Fischer, they recruited a handful awarding 16 scholarships totaling Trinity has to offer. My life would of classmates and together they more than $25,400. be completely different without established support for the fund at “When we think of all the kids the Catholic and moral teachings their 25th reunion. who have the ability and desire to of Trinity that have made me a “The response was so positive attend Trinity but will never get a better person.” Provide Accessibility Rev. Thomas A. with Giving Duerr Legacy Society The Made Easy Recognition society for those who Legacy Think about your life without include Trinity in their gift planning A feature of the Trinity a Trinity education. There High School Foundation are many young men in Kentuckiana who want that experience and simply don’t have access to it. Please help them join the Trinity legacy and provide them the chance to become out next brother alumni. Mark Plummer ’69 I was fortunate to spend eight We strive to make giving years at St. Barnabas, four years at easy so you can help make a difference. Trinity and four years at Bellarmine. It was after graduation before I really began to appreciate the life lessons learned from being educated at these schools. The GIVE ONLINE Go to www.trinityrocks.com ethics, morals and general sense and click on the Support Trinity of right and wrong blossomed and tab. That will take you to the DONATE NOW button where made me a better man. you can make a secure online I wanted the same opportunities and advantages for my sons, which gift by credit card. is why I sent them to Trinity. Bo graduated in 1996 and Josh in 1999. I’m very proud of both of them, and I feel Trinity had a part in making them the quality men they are today. GIVE BY MAIL I hope being part of the Duerr Legacy Society will help make these Each edition of our Trinity opportunities available for many other young men in the future. The Leader and Annual Report Trinity education and experience allows our students to grow into moral include a self-mailing envelope for your convenience. You can and ethical adults who are great assets to our community. make a multi-year pledge or This is an outstanding and relatively painless way to make a one-time gift. Make your check payable to the Trinity High substantial gift to help Trinity be strong and available to future School Foundation. generations. For many of us, it is the only way to make a substantial gift, and it’s easy. If you’re an alum, think of how your Trinity experience and education has helped you in your life. I know it has been invaluable to me. I GIVE BY TELEPHONE want to make sure I do what I can to ensure it is available to future To call in a pledge or gift, call generations.” (502) 736-2156. For more information on ways your generosity can benefit Trinity High School, please contact the Trinity High School Foundation at (502) 736-2100 or email [email protected]. Did You Know? Methods of Giving Trinity charges approximately $2000 to Trinity less than the actual cost of educating a Cash/Check/Credit Card student. This is made possible through Donations in the form of cash, checks the generous support of donors. (made payable to Trinity High School The Foundation), or by credit card (Visa, Legacy Trinity accepts gifts of stock MasterCard or Discover) are the most popular form of giving. A feature of the Trinity You can give to the Trinity Annual Fund High School Foundation online at www.trinityrocks.com Recurring Gifts Click on the Donate Now button. We can spread your payments over a time period you desire and make Why Give? automatic withdrawals from your check There are many reasons given as to why or credit card. You will be notified of donors support Trinity but, ultimately, each withdrawal on your monthly bank it comes down to providing a young statement. man the overall experience of a Trinity education. Matching Gifts Many companies will match their Here are some other reasons shared employee’s contributions. Check with as to why supporting the fundraising your company’s benefits department for efforts of the Trinity High School matching gift information. Foundation is so important: Endowed Scholarships • I believe in the value of a Catholic Endowment gifts are a great way to pay education. tribute to a family member, friend, alumnus, or teacher, and to ensure • I care about Trinity High School. continued support for Trinity’s financial aid program. These gifts are invested • I had a great experience when to maximize financial return, and funds I was a student and want more are allocated annually to support the young men to have the same scholarship which is given to a young man opportunity I was given. whose family has a demonstrated need.

• I know I need to do my part. Major Gifts Major gifts include such items as • There were others before me who naming opportunities, gifts designated supported Trinity; now, it’s my turn. for special projects, or contributions to a specific scholarship fund. Such • I need a tax deduction. contributions may even be spread over a period of years. • I want to make a difference. Gifts of Stock The procedure for transferring stock depends upon how it is held but can be done via electronic or certificate transfer. The donor should alert Trinity for proper procedures.

In-Kind Gifts Non-monetary donations also can be accepted through the Trinity High School Foundation. These types of gifts must have prior approval by the Foundation board and be in accordance with its gift acceptance policy. Your planned gift offers a student who could not afford a Trinity education a The life-changing opportunity. Legacy A feature of the Trinity High School Foundation Two examples of planned gifts

Bequest – A bequest can be completed with _____ Please share more information about the a simple codicil to a will or an amendment or Fr. Duerr Legacy Society addendum to a trust. Codicils (amendments) can be added without revising the entire document. _____ Please call me about making a gift to the Trinity High School Foundation Beneficiary – The designation of Trinity High School Foundation as a beneficiary of a _____ I have not previously informed you, but I already retirement plan (IRA, 401k) or life insurance policy. have included Trinity in my estate plans through:

Additional options and details available upon ______My will request. Please call (502) 736-2100 for more information. ______An insurance policy

Endowed, need-based class scholarships ______A trust arrangement Class of 1957 Memorial Scholarship Class of 1958 Memorial Scholarship ______My retirement plan assets Class of 1959 Memorial Scholarship Class of 1961 Memorial Scholarship Other______Class of 1964 Memorial Scholarship* Class of 1973 Scholarship Fund ______Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund Name (please print)

Class of 1977 Scholarship Fund* ______Class of 1978 Scholarship Fund Address Class of 1981 Scholarship Fund* ______Class of 1982 Scholarship Fund* City/State/Zip David Patenaude Class of 1984 Memorial Scholarship Class of 1985 Scholarship Fund ______Phone Class of 1987 Scholarship Fund* Class of 1995 Memorial Scholarship ______Class of 2001 Scholarship Fund* Email *Not yet active Please complete this form and mail to: Trinity High School Foundation Attn: Tim Culver 4011 Shelbyville Road Trinity High School Foundation Dr. Robert J. Mullen ‘77, President 4011 Shelbyville Road Tim Culver ‘82, Executive Director Louisville, KY 40207 Louisville, KY 40207 Brian Monell ‘86, Director of the Trinity Annual Fund Phone: (502) 736-2100 Sandy Camerucci, For more information, please contact Tim Culver at Fax: (502) 736-2190 Administrative Assistant E-mail: [email protected] (502) 736-2100 or [email protected].

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ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI DAVID ALUMNI DAVID The Flaget and Bishop David High School. at Trinity Pieces of your schools’ past are on display programs – in and out of a display apparel, yearbooks, alumni associations rotate items – trophies, to see this tribute to your school. free to visit Trinity Alumni Hall. Feel case in Trinity’s 32 & BISHOP FLAGET 33 The winners of the 2012 Shamrock Bass Classic, Jason Jarvi ’96, blue shirt, and Bryan Johnson ’96, accept the Charlie Brunner ’77 Memorial Trophy from Charlie’s wife, Paula Brunner, right, and daughter, Audra Kenyon, left. Mike ’83 and Leigh ’83 and Saylor Ann Mike ’75 Hettinger Milt ’70 Ribar John ’10 Ribar Thomas Morando Jeannette Joe Fowler ’71 Fowler Joe ’78 Tompkins Christopher ’10 Heustis Graham ’07 Bennett Heustis ’75 Heustis Keith ’92 Wagoner Mark ’69 Bruenderman Paul ’69 Scott Chuck Doelker H’12 John - Sat Basson Classic the15th Shamrock at gracedskies theanglers 116 overcast and

First Place ($1,000) – Jason Jarvi ’96 and Bryan Johnson ’96 (12.21 pounds) Bryan Johnson ’96 and Jarvi ($1,000) – Jason Place First Bonds (9.71) Mike ’90 and Prestigiacomo Second ($300) – Patrick Place (8.84) Avdevich Joeand Don ’94 Place ($200) – Third (8.45) Taylor David ’03 and Miranda – Ryan Place Fourth (8.43) Hoskinson Greg and ’85 Dearmond Timothy FifthPlace – ’66 (7.44) Thomas Danny ’63 and Sr. Francis – Jesse Sixth Place Estridge (7.14) Brian ’91 and Stowe – Mark Seventh Place Rice (6.79) Jason ’94 and Russo – Jim Place Eighth Zirnheld Baker Rob (6.76) – Sam Place ’08 and Ninth (5.67) Boyce David ’99 and – Eric Place McElroy Tenth (4.61) Profumo Stephen ’94 and Dickerson ($500) – Drew Fish Big ’05 Brunner – Chuck & SonBrunner Lawn Maintenance ’91 Stowe – Mark Dig” You Before 811 “Call Kentucky ’77 O’Mary – Doug Plumbing Brothers O’Mary ’76 Pottinger – David Inc. Restrooms, Portable Moon Securities Corp. Kentucky First ’85Frederick – Inc. George Roofing, Frederick Shop Wop The Doo Berry Steve and John Miller ’84 – David Group MillerPrint The ’89 Kapfhammer – Frank A&W Restaurants ’70 – Jerry Ditsler Nationwide Insurance Ditsler ’63 Sr. Francis – Jesse Agency Insurance & Company Francis ’75 Heustis – Keith Systems Integrated Cardinal Services ’88 Roby Insurance BB&T – Billy ’74 DeVore – Stan Company Landscape Lighting Edelen ’70 – Glenn Edelen Realtor Glenn ’98 Coleman – Aaron Marine SMI ’70 McDaniel – Tim Inc. Covers ’83 Electric Saylor – Mike Arrow Co. ’75 Bakery Hettinger – Milt Plehn’s ’81 Mays Mike – Coffee Brothers’ Heine ’83 Grill Karem – Louie & Pub Karem’s ’94, Co-Chair Sheehan David ’05 Brunner Chuck Brunner Paula ’80 Horn Jack ’03 Miranda Ryan ’67 Richwalsky Paul Edelen ’70 Glenn Coomes ’94 Brent ’94 Bratcher Eddie Joe

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When all fish had been weighed, 1996 classmates Jason Jarvi and Bryan Johnson won with four fish totaling 12.21 fish four with won JarviJohnson Bryan and Jason allhad classmates weighed, 1996 been fish When 132.35 was pounds. tournament the for weight total The weighed. Overall, were 65 bass waswhich Trophy, Memorial Brunner team the alsoCharlie accepted the first-place their winnings, to addition In make this to event and treasure talent time, your volunteering for Trinity of and friends to the alumni you Thank drinks. our especially Coca-Cola donating donors, prize door for and sponsors our thank to also want We follows: as are Bass Classic Shamrock atthe 2012 finishers top The lassic reels ‘em in reels ‘em Classic Bass Shamrock

urday, May 12, at Taylorsville Lake. Taylorsville 12, at May urday, Profumo. Stephen and ’94 Dickerson of Drew team by the caught a 4.61-pounder was Fish” “Big The pounds. The volunteer. and Bass Classic participant Shamrock ’77, a longtime Brunner Charlie in memory of commissioned Trinity. at display on remains trophy possible. ALUMNI NEWS

Rear Admiral M. Stewart O’Bryan ’72 retires from U.S. Navy after 34 years of faithful service and surrounded by family and staff, RADM M. Stewart O’Bryan bid farewell to Navy Air and Missile Defense Command during a May 4 ceremony. O’Bryan is a 1972 Trinity alumnus. “I am very fortunate to have had the opportunity to serve in the Navy alongside some very impressive people,” O’Bryan said during his opening remarks. “Throughout my career, the Navy has been about mission success and taking care of Sailors and their families. Thank you to my family for standing by me and sharing in my dreams and career.”

34 Numbering 17 strong in attendance his family – including seven grandchildren – was often the focal point of his remarks. “We have been through a lot over the past 34 years – 20 moves, countless new neighborhoods and multiple schools. Ashley attended 12 different schools, Blake and Brittney both attended 11 different schools. We lived in 20 some houses that Stacy turned into homes. I wouldn’t have changed anything.” Operationally RADM O’Bryan started his career after graduating from the University of Louisville in 1978. It ended nearly 34 years to the day. Starting as a Repairs Officer on the USS Saratoga, he commanded four ships: USS Excel (MSO 439), USS Esteem (MSO 438), USS Gallant (MSO 489) and USS Cole (DDG 67). He also commanded Destroyer Squadron 22 and Carrier Strike Group Three. “I have learned much in each and every assignment, but several really stand out: USS Excel, USS Cole, CDS-22, Strikegroup and NAMDC. USS Excel having been my first command; I learned to appreciate speed – and experienced firsthand when you are in command you have no one to turn to. USS Cole was just special for me, Stacy and the kids. A lot of friendships were made, and building from the keel up was extremely rewarding. CDS-22 and Strike-Group were truly operational commands doing what the Navy does best – defending freedom in both Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.” During the ceremony RADM O’Bryan received several awards, including the Distinguished Service Medal. The citation noted that his “exceptional leadership was responsible for conceiving, advocating and establishing the Navy’s Warfare Center of Excellence dedicated to Air and Missile Defense.” The Distinguished Service Medal is the highest non- valorous military decoration of the United States military. In addition, he received a letter from Kentucky Gov. Steven L. Beshear. “The loyalty and personal sacrifice you have displayed in the course of your service to our country are not only a great personal achievement, but also have been vital to our continued success as a nation,” wrote Gov. Beshear. RADM O’Bryan and his wife, Stacy, plan to return to Kentucky and reside in Louisville.

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4011 Shelbyville Road Trinity fans: Make plans now to visit the Trinity Campus Store. Louisville, KY 40207 Check out all the latest apparel any Rock fan needs to show school spirit! (502) 736-2125 Parking is available in the visitors’ spaces along Alumni Hall and across Sherrin Avenue [email protected] in the Shelbyville Road parking lot. Enter through the rotunda and proceed to your left. www.trinityrocks.com Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.-4 p.m. hey began the year ranked No. 1 in the preseason polls and backed up the lofty Texpectations. On Saturday, March 17, St. Patrick’s Day, No. 1 Trinity (35-3) won the school’s first state basketball title with a 71-53 victory over Scott County in the championship game of the 2012 PNC/KHSAA Sweet 16® at Rupp Arena on March 17.

It marked the first time in state history that a school has won the state titles in football and basketball in the same school year. Following the impressive state tournament run, senior Nathan Dieudonne was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player after scoring a tournament-high 70 points in the four-game span. He was also named the Gatorade Player of the Year for Kentucky, the first such honor for a Trinity basketball player in the program’s history, and Mr. Basketball in the commonwealth of Kentucky (also a Trinity first). Seniors Troy Saxton and Charles Foster earned All-Tournament honors, while senior Andrew Perito won the Sportsmanship Award. Foster joined Dieudonne on the Kentucky All-Star roster. Congratulations to the 2012 state champion Basketball Rocks! The Rocks want to thank all their fans for the support shown over the entire season.

Trinity finished the year 31-1 against teams from Kentucky, the lone loss coming by just one point. The Shamrocks enjoyed their most successful season in program history in 2011-12. In addition to their success at the state tournament, Trinity won a school-record 35 games, including its final 18 of the season.

Trinity won the prestigious Republic Bank Holiday Classic at Lexington Catholic and the Coca-Cola/ Republic Bank Louisville Invitational Tournament. The Shamrocks also won the Seventh Region Tournament by defeating Ballard in the semifinals after trailing by 12 points in the fourth quarter and defeating rival St. Xavier in convincing fashion in the regional finals.

The graduating senior class finishes their careers as the winningest in program history, posting a 104-23 mark during their time wearing a Trinity uniform. The 2012 class includes Nathan Dieudonne, Charles Foster, Troy Saxton, Hunter Hepler, Damon Thurman, Andrew Perito, Chad Hartlage (support staff) and Stephen Anderson (support staff).

Photos by: Rick Schmidt Keith Rapp (10) Rapp Keith (10) H’01 Brown Karen Reis (10) Rita (10) H’06 Browning Jennifer Robert Seng ’85 (10) (10) H’07 Coverdale Andrew (10) Simpson Lucia (10) Mary Emrich H’09 (10) Striegel Aaron Dr. Flaherty (10) Jean (10) Youngblood John (10) Deborah Heaverin Dr. (10) Jaggers Pamela ended the 2011-12 school year with a dinner on May 22. At this event each year, awards are given to faculty to given are awards each year, this event 22. At May on a dinner with ended the year 2011-12 school ABILITY COALITION METRO DISABILITY

One of the strengths of Trinity High School is the dedication of her teachers and staff. We take pride in recognizingpride in We take staff. and teachers her of School the dedication is High Trinity of the strengths of One members. Jim ’63 Connell by faculty) – (chosen Award Year of the Teacher Duerr Thomas Rev. – ’62 Gene Eckert students) by (chosen Award Year of the Teacher Sheeran Thomas H’12 Bobrowski – Joe ServiceEd Nolan Award Blincoe – Joan Award Altieri Volunteer Tony Simpson, Lucia H’06, Browning Jennifer Rapp, (Keith Committee – Accreditation Award Shamrock Team Presidential Zoeller Dan and H’07) Mary Emrich H’09 H’94, Dubay Tom Heaverin, Debbie Dr. Perry) Millerand Ellen (Charlotte staff Center Library Flaig Media Peter – W. Award Shamrock Team Presidential Lamb – Lynn Award in Achievement Excellence Presidential Lococo H’03 – Tony Award in Achievement Excellence Presidential – Bill Hogg Award Support Educational Fultz-Demling Szabo – Mike Coach the Year of Comstock – Carol the Year of Moderator service of of years support in more or 10 of milestones celebrating who are community the Trinity of those members School. High Trinity at education Catholic (40 years) H’03 Bradford William Connell ’63 (40) James ’63 (40) Zehnder Thomas Dr. ’77 (30) Robert Mullen Dr. ’76 (25) Ellington John Camerucci (20) Sandy (20) Mata Walter Gary Owens ’88 (15) (15) Deborah Walling (15) Budniak H’11 Michael (15) Daniel Jason (15) Robert Korte ’86 (10) Manning Matthew y Trinit Trinity faculty, staff honored staff honored faculty, Trinity

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SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK 38 39 ear ear arade, arade, erson the Y of atrick’s P atrick’s Recipient of the has been selected to receive a KIPPIE Award for outstanding care for God’s creation. God’s for care outstanding for Award been a KIPPIE has selected receive to God’s Children Inclusion Award to the Trinity Drum Line on being named Best Band in the 2012 St. Patrick’s Parade. The The parade Parade. Patrick’s Bestbeing Drum in the named 2012 St. Band Line on the Trinity to Edward M. Shaughnessy III Serving All

Trinity High School Students learn about the Church’s teachings on environmental stewardship in Theology classes and study ecologicalissues study in Theology and classes stewardship environmental on teachings the Church’s learn about Students Award Environmentalist the Young awarded was Addison Matthew Junior well. as the message hearing are Our students 17. May on dinner & Light Power Interfaith Kentucky annual an at to the school presented was Award KIPPIE The The award is given by Kentucky Interfaith Power & Light to a faith-based organization. In a letter to Trinity President Dr. Dr. President Trinity to In a letter organization. to a faith-based & Light Power Interfaith Kentucky by is given award The efforts. sustainability environmental campus for Award Acorn Brightside’s Operation presented was Trinity Last spring, action. Our into lessons turn we ecological issues, study and stewardship environmental learn about students our While

In addition, Trinity alumnus Tim Clark ’83 was named Co-Irish Person of the Year by the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Hibernians. of Order the Ancient by the Year of Person Co-Irish named ’83 was Clark Tim alumnus Trinity addition, In high his classmate school friend of and the life save help to a kidney year last donated Pub, Mulligan’s of owner Clark, who has veteran war a highly is decorated Guard, National the Army for chaplain and general brigadier Dolan, Father

Trinity Trinity honored again for environmental stewardship SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK Timlark C Co-Irish P ’83 named tulations Congra Drum in St. P Band’ Line ‘Best when crops uses locally grown employs Trinity the food service Science. Even organization Environmental like in classes farmers. Kentucky from produce using students for lunch all-Kentucky an prepared recently and possible to own serveon their decide aswho people recognizesyoung award The Cabinet. Environment Energy and the Kentucky by a two-mile friends wade through and family his and Addison 10 years, the past for Each summer stewards. environmental disposal. for boats in john shore them to back hauling and tires and trash discarded up picking River, Barren the Little of stretch Recycling The added annually. are initiatives more and years for used recycled products we’ve each day, campus on 1,500 people With recycling campus to a it and takes offices and classrooms from collects each week paper Club Environmental student-led shreddedare contents where papercollection centers have Offices partner. outside an by up picked is it where collection center related and Computers so. doing for collection charges waste in our reductions receive and cardboard recycle We recycling. for tryingreduceare we to efforts, recycling with Along disposed properly. partner and of a recycling collected by are equipment possible. as transactions paperless many as to moving used paper by of the amount Materials covered are roofs include…Most Examples upgrades. and in construction energy-smart materials the latest incorporate We increasing installation, added is in roof Insulation weather. cold best or in warm work that materials light-colored with remodeling bathroom existing and construction arein used commodes Low-flow energy-efficient. are Windows efficiency. projects. HVAC, Lighting HVAC, severalusing consumption our reign in We lighting. and heating for results produce that find solutions Energyaudits our decade the past the increased of efficiency installations and Upgrades new. are units cooling and techniques…Boilers fixtures replaced light We non-use. during and useperiodsof units the control automatically controls Thermostat equipment. products. energy-efficient with commitment organization’s “Your notes: & Light, Power Interfaith Kentucky of director executive Darst, Tim ’77, Mullen Rob a as recognition of worthy feel, we and, exemplary is program your with done have you all that by creation God’s for caring to in the state.” others to witness several categories: fall into initiatives was held on a beautiful March 10 and sponsored by the Ancient Order of Hibernians Fr. Abram J. Ryan Division in Louisville. Division Ryan J. Abram Fr. Hibernians of Order the Ancient by sponsored and 10 March a beautiful on held was the parade. at honored Both Dolan. were men Patrick Rev. with the honor shared Clark chance.” friend his a “second gave Clark implies, pub his of the name as ’83. Just Saylor Mike duties his Caseyin part as of parishes two County pastors currently Egypt. He and Arabia Saudi Qatar, servedKuwait, Iraq, in Louisville. of the Archdiocese with is a guaranteed hit for any hit for any is a guaranteed ® A personalized Trinity Louisville Slugger A personalized Shamrock fan. Choose from three colors: green with silver, black with black with silver, green colors: three Choose from fan. Shamrock include up to four lines, Engravings with black. or natural silver, perfectThese gifts for bats make groomsmen, per line. 25 characters – who Trinity fan other – including yourself or any birthdays, graduates, Trinity Campus in the exclusively Available something special. deserves for delivery. 2–3 weeks allow Please Store. 31 OZ. OF OF 31 OZ. Shamrock PrideShamrock $75 (includes shipping). For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (502) 736-2125. e-mail [email protected] information, more For $75 (includes shipping). students and their teacher, Dr. Tom Zehnder ’63, were honored on May 19 for placing placing 19 for May on honored Zehnder ’63, were Tom Dr. their teacher, and students to Dante House for becoming just the second House in House Cup history to repeat as repeat history to Cup House in House the second just becoming for House Dante to and faculty continue to serve to community. our faculty continue and their teacher, Zehnder Tom Dr. ’63. The Trinity team members are seniors Jon Bloomfield, Brandon Smith and Connor Harmon. Duringtheschool Harmon. andConnor Smith Brandon Bloomfield, Jon seniors are members team Trinity The education in these investment participated teachers 216 and students 6,749 than more year, the Throughout real-world a technologystudents skills, and giving research reading, writing, math, usedis enhance to “Theprogram Trinity High School Trinity students At the lacrosse marquee on April 26, Dante had just enough Phoenix members show up to keep Aquinas at bay. bay. at Aquinas keep to up show members Phoenix enough just had 26, Dante April on marquee the lacrosse At House a enjoyed classes, Knights while the second-place from away day a field enjoyed members House Dante On March 29 and 30, Trinity held a “penny war” to raise funds for tornado disaster relief. Students deposited money money deposited Students relief. disaster tornado for funds raise to war” a “penny held 30, Trinity 29 and On March County. in Campbell service led a spring-break California, Ky., to Budniak trip H’11 Mike Mr. teacher Trinity Also, Left to right, seniors John Bloomfield, Brandon Smith Connor and Harmon and first in their region and second in the state in the Stock Market Game competition. The Kentucky Council on Economic on Economic Council Kentucky The competition. Game Market Stock in the state in the and second region in their first Reserve the Federal Louis-Louisville Branch. by St. Bank hosted was of banquet Awards Game Market Stock Education $100,000 in imaginary investing their portfolio, created and decisions investment made companies, they researched year, received students The of $120,300. reflectedvalue final a winning portfolio team’s The funds. mutual and in stocks money Bull/Bear a and T-shirts trophy. school certificates, and Lyons Hilliard by statewide sponsored and Education Economic Council on the Kentucky by hosted competitions to in grades 4-12 students for simulation Internet and program an interactive involve Bank. These competitions Republic to resources educational with provided are Teachers system. American economic our and finance investing, learn about terms. economic other and market the stock reward, and risk about students teach “The coordinator. 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The Kentucky Energy The third annual Trinity senior Patrick Heeb received a $1,000 scholarship award. He plans to attend attend to plans He award. a $1,000 scholarship received Heeb Patrick senior Trinity in in careers interest students’ encourages that program a national is ACE Hall, Eckert-Zettel campus. Trinity’s for building ACE Rocks designedmock a The Trinity are the volunteers Among basis. a volunteer Rocks on the ACE with works engineers professional of A team

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P ocks have final presentation, presentation, final have Rocks ACE awards dinner was held on May 8 at the University Club at the University of Louisville. of the University at Club the University 8 at May on held was dinner awards which their project, on presentation a very professional delivered students Trinity and design plan, to worked students The the campus. for activities a mock center was their concept. construct engineering. mining study to hopes he where Kentucky, of the University engineering. and construction architecture, ’58, Zettel Dave Rev. and ’62 Gene Eckert Mr. members faculty veteran after named a swimming and students use by for center rec a basketball and court feature would building designed the students The team. diving and swimming Trinity’s for facility requirements, codes, parking costs, – building project construction in a major all factors considering up, the ground from etc. landscaping, ’77. Stein Gil ’80 and Eric Devinsalumni ’02, Chris Hartung first Young Environmentalist Award to Trinity High School junior Matthew Addison. Matthew Highjunior Trinity School to Award Environmentalist Young first EEC Secretary and Len (R-Hardin) Moore Tim Rep. State by Committee Environment Peters. stewards. serve to their own decide environmental on as environment, preserve our and protect to are we “If EEC Secretary said Peters. state,” our responsibility.” everyone’s is stewardship environmental the idea that reinforce must we and trash discarded up picking River, Barren the Little of a two-mile stretch through disposal. for boats in john shore them to back hauling and tires that of water on a portion gathered were “These said. items Addison all smaller set sorts debris,” and of a television up this cleaned body have we that year the 10th marks straight This farms. seven different on frontage river encompasses reappearing keep these goodtires efforts, Despite 300 tires. than collected more have we During this time frame, water. of the negative of unaware who are people by the river on abandoned these are tires of many that convinced I’m the river. on ecosystem.” the aquatic on this causes impact habitat provides watershed This Watershed. River theGreen part of considered is it such, As River. the Green into empties 150 species than More Valley. River in the Ohio tributaries of system other any than animals and plants species of more to in these waters. found are mussels speciesof 70 and fish of

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to the following Trinity juniors who have been selected to participate in this summer’s thisin summer’s been selected participate to who have juniors Trinity the following to in life are more special than helping children aspire to reach their goals. reach to aspire children special helping than more are in life of Monsignor Alfred Steinhauser, the founding principal of Trinity High School, recently School, recently High Trinity of principal the founding Alfred Steinhauser, Monsignor of Rev. David Zettel ’58, Trinity’s chaplain and the school’s longest serving priest said, “We are honored to have it it have to honored are serving “We said, priest longest the school’s and chaplain ’58, Trinity’s Zettel David Rev. High be a Trinity not would there Steinhauser, Monsignor “Without ’77 stated, Mullen Rob Dr. President Trinity This year, the Trinity High School Football Shamrocks were able to achieve an unbelievable milestone. Trinity milestone. an unbelievable to achieve able were FootballHighShamrocks Trinity School the year, This the and the groundwork begin the coaches lay to room, the weight hit men the young as all begins in January It providing efforts, fundraising for apparel purchasing and designing – ways of Rocksthisnumber do in a Momma The relatives things Very few In addition, Kristopher Thieneman and John Zehnder were chosenas alternates. were John Zehnder and Thieneman Kristopher addition, In from study to get individuals where program academic five-week a provides Program Scholars The Governor’s from offers to leads scholarship program in the participation study, of community weeks the five to addition In Rocks! Trinity these all to outstanding of congratulations again, Once donated to the school the chalice given to him by his parents on the occasion of his ordination to the priesthood to in 1935. ordination his of the occasion on parents his by him to given the school the chalice to donated Hazelip Dave by Dr. owned were at It willthe that school chalices to be added Masses. chalice will The at usedschool be principal. our third H’92, Duerr Thomas Rev. of that and principal second Trinity’s H’96, to grateful most are We school community. a Catholic as heritage our of symbols the great of one as it willand treasure their generosity.” for family Steinhauser’s Monsignor This ways. numerous in memory his alive keep We guide. our this day, to and inspiration our founder, our is He School. that those to present mention and Masses will at use chalice his We the school. of possession a much-honored will remain so much.” means chalice his have to us For Steinhauser. Monsignor to belonged it and the 50 Top High 100, Scout.com Rivals Sports Illustrated, including polls, of severalnational top at the finished student the drive from and dedication tremendous without been accomplished have not could This Ratings. Massey the from leadership excellent staff, coaching award-winning our by commitment focus and unparalleled participants, Trinity. friends of and families of network our of the support and School administration High Trinity support for team to the go directly efforts our All men. of young our support to strategy Rocks our build Momma the year. throughout with men young our providing by the season and during every dinner team Wednesday a sponsored with men young our Program Pile of Rocks selected for Governor’s Scholars Congratulations Trinity receives gift of Monsignor Steinhauser’sTrinity receives gift of ordination chalice

ocks ask for your support! ask for your Rocks Momma Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program: Zack Bickett, Jim Bradford, Losson Brotzge, Cyrus Felfeli, Austin Gocke, Seth Gocke, Austin Felfeli, Cyrus Losson Brotzge, Bradford, Jim Zack Bickett, Program: Scholars Governor’s Kentucky Winrich. Evan and Strozdas Blake Siladi, Andrew Rohleder, Grant Piatt, in campus University onthe program will place Bellarmine take the year This areas. academic 25 different among in Murray. campus University State the Murray and in Danville College campus Louisville, the Centre Kentucky. of in the state virtually every university and college SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK

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brought home five awards from the Kentucky Kentucky the from awards five home brought ECHO The to sophomore Braden Lauer, who has been whohas selected to Lauer, Braden sophomore to of Trinity’s Dante House sponsored Trinity’s annual spring blood drive on March 21. The Trinity 21. The March bloodon drive spring annual Trinity’s sponsored House Dante Trinity’s of newspaper and Trinity Television did well in recent journalism competitions. journalism in recent did well Television Trinity and newspaper Mike Wagner ’12 – first place, Feature Writing Feature place, ’12 – first Wagner Mike Writing News place, ’12 – first Truman Philip Cartooning place, Editorial ’14 – first French Jack Photography Sports place, third Photography; News/Feature place, ’12 – third Abernathy Pierce Review/Column place, third Writing Writing; Sports place, ’12 – third Phillips Jonah Design Page Newspaper place, – third ECHO The category Website Best School place, News – second High ECHO The Package News place, Dunn ’13 – first Jonathan Vo/sot* or Vo place, Dodge ’14 – first Fielden Package Feature News place, ’12 – second Troop Ross Vo/sot or Vo place, ’13 – second Chase Nalley Production Spot place, ’12 – third Corrons Luis Video Video/Short Music place, Dorsey ’12 – third Marcus Mike Wagner ’12 – first place, Sports Writing Sports place, ’12 – first Wagner Mike Writing News place, ’12 – second Wagner Mike place, Reviews ’12 – second Logan Proffitt Photography place, ’12 – third Abernathy Pierce Cartoons Editorial place, – third ’14 French Jack , which is moderated by Mr. Tony Lococo H’03, scored big in Western Kentucky University’s 32nd annual annual 32nd University’s Kentucky in Western Lococo big scored H’03, Tony Mr. by moderated , which is ECHO The placed in contest: the following The Kentucky, in competition the toughest of some Against the at awards the following Klein, won Adam Mr. by moderated class, Journalism Broadcast Trinity’s Additionally, Press/Billy in the Publishers honors Photography and the Writing swept Trinity year, consecutive the second For 15. May ceremony awards an at honored were (Photography) Chris Pfeiffer and (Writing) Wagner Mike Seniors the of recipients area metro three selected of two as were Truman Philip junior and Phillips Jonah senior addition, In Award winners were as follows: as were winners Award The ECHO This highly sought-after program will be held for three weeks in June and July onthe July and June in weeks for three program willheld be highlyThis sought-after 225 being selected. just with applied 1,750 individuals than More awards. nine home bringing competition, journalism Excellence of Mark contest: sound(s) background some with story narrated Vo/sot, sound; no with over) (voice story Narrated *Vo, LouisvilleCatholicSports.com. by sponsored which is Competition, Award Reed Journalism will spend Truman and Phillips $150, receiving to addition In Award. Journalist Junior Journalists SocietyProfessional of journalists. professional with working thisseveral summer days High School Journalism Association contest. Association School Journalism High , TTV win journalism awards ECHO, TTV win journalism awards tulations Congra spring blood drive Trinity holds Members auer ’14 selected for GSA selected Lauer ’14 Braden community donated 114 usable pints of blood! of pints 114 usable donated community attend the Governor’s School for the Arts this summer. School for the Governor’s attend in Lexington. University Transylvania of campus SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK

SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK 46 47 Ernie Stevens ’12 The evening is supported by more than two than more by supported is The evening financial to go the evening from Proceeds Olmsted provided a beautiful and flexible site site flexible a beautiful and provided Olmsted responsive was staff Olmsted The the event. for also enjoyed Patrons in all ways. helpful and as well as prices ticket of option a two-tiered Plaid and the Rabbits Thumper of thesounds the ’82 is Sheehy Mike close the evening. to Thumper. drummer for needed who provide sponsors corporate dozen support. and funding The programs. activity student and funds aid $250 about charge the school to allows event donors of Hundreds tuition. in perless family services used in and were items that provided Kevin TV meteorologist WAVE3 the auctions. auction the live for acted auctioneer as Harned the evening. portion of

benefit dinner benefit and figure skater Ernie Stevens has earned the Platinum level of level Platinum has earned the Stevens Ernie skater figure and In addition, Stevens has been named to Team USA. He and his figure skating partner skating figure his and USA. He Team been to has named Stevens addition, In Trinity senior Once the game ended, bidding on the on bidding ended, the game Once venue. as the event’s Olmsted of historic usethe a first-ever including this year, found also were Other changes mother H’12, Emily Dageforde volunteers. of care and love placeis with the take can an evening such way only The volunteer, whether a donor, as success, a huge all celebraTion to thanks make who helped of send thousands We long-held long-held Trinity’s distinction in U.S. Figure Skating’s Graduating Seniors Program. Seniors Graduating Skating’s Figure in U.S. distinction the country at will represent that the U.S. across from teams 12 pairs only of one are be to team the youngest partner his are and Stevens competitions. and events international included. U.S. Figure Skating Ernie Stevens ’12 honored by SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK lmsted The Olmsted Rocks celebraTion and auction, called celebraTion, embraced embraced called celebraTion, auction, and held and weekend Final Four basketball’s college in the middledab smack right event annual its L vs. UK basketball game U of the historic of the attending 31. Those March Saturday, on began with that evening a raucous spent event two a meal while watching enjoying patrons screen TVs. throughout giant Cheers erupted for except and both teams, of fans by thegame when the hysteria of moment 30-second a short TV all signal lost, was seemed think to the game together. great went dinner and with proceeded items auction silent of hundreds each patron. devices to given electronic of the aid bidder’s to the sent room. Alertswere in the anywhere bid of from their status to track the bidders devices The allowed more and fun to be great technologyproved into step This patron. another bested was by their bid device anytime patron. each raised money from of amount increased the significantly importantly, to allow created to had off be school a day before, intact, whereas calendar the school kept off-campus the event Having The crew. facility award-winning on the school’s strain less much placedalso Olmsted The Using in the cafeteria. setup a celebraTion in making team her encouraged and organized steadfastly She the event. of Sean the chair ’14, was of the event. for person point the school’s ’78 is Porter Joe School Advancement of Vice-president winner. sponsor or patron.

Members of the Class of participate ’76 in Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer’s Give A Day community service initiative. Left to right: Steve Kiper, Mike Hobbs, Rich Impellizzeri, Stan Logan, Rich Schuler, Paul Resch and David Pottinger.

senior Eric Zipperle on being Eric on senior Zipperle was well- was inity Tr to Update your email address with Trinity. Send updates to Alumni Relations & Communications Director Travis Wagoner ’90 at [email protected]. Trinity students volunteered at St. Joseph Joseph St. at volunteered students Trinity the Class of members 13 approximately Also, ’76 the Class of of a member When The Trinity community Zipperle is a proper gentleman and student. He has dreamed of majoring in majoring of dreamed has He student. and gentleman a proper is Zipperle years. four for program Honors Trinity’s been has of Zipperle a member earned many has he list, to numerous Too years. three basketball for played Zipperle studies, his to addition In enforcement. law learn the basicsof to getting Explorer, Department Police a Louisville as Metro volunteers Zipperle run a helps activities and volunteer in many participates average, grade point excellent an maintained has Zipperle Day Week of Service represented during Mayor Greg Fischer’s (’76) Fischer’s Greg Mayor during represented Service of initiative. Week A Day Give picnic 17, painting April on Home Children’s landscaping. and tables and cleaned Fischer, Mayor 1976, including of the Chestnut at landscaping did much-needed 21. April on the YMCA of branch Street asked was Committee Scholarship Endowment “Thestated: he involved, getting they are why to commitment our through on lives ’76 of Spirit fund and scholarship class our grow and support the community to back give to desire strong our we love.” lass of ’76 participate in Mayor’s GiveTrinity students, Class of ’76 participate A tulations congra ric Zipperle ’12 honored by St. Matthews honored by ’12 Eric Zipperle of CommerceChamber awarded a St. Matthews Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. He was honored honored was He Scholarship. Commerce of Chamber Matthews St. a awarded 18. April on breakfast the Chamber at professional enforcement a law as servingand criminal justice the community dream his taken thenecessary make has to Zipperle child. a steps was he since a reality. above- with men young ofcomprised talented of difficulty is level This is He environment. preparatory college in a rigorous working scores average in the learning engaging actively education, in his participant a contributing Roll Honor earning achievement, his been has recognized for He process. achieve and himself challenge to striving times. Always multiple citations his during course Placement Advanced take an to chose Zipperle excellence, continues him. He placed before challenge face any to ready is He year. senior learned the has skills necessary and succeed in a to coursework in his excel to curriculum. college challenging evidenced body, the student recognized by skills are leadership His the hardwood. on ability and leadership his for awards and athletic contests away and home of cheering sectionthe organizing entails This Captain. a Spirit election as his by events. attend to students motivating officers. with several “ride alongs” in has participated he endeavor, this Through the small summer. lawn-service during business SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK

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to Trinity senior Ben Sykes, who was honored at the Mayor’s the Mayor’s at Ben who honored senior was Sykes, Trinity to and faculty collected 538 toys worth approximately $2,500 for Jarrett’s Joy Cart at Kosair Kosair Cart at Joy Jarrett’s $2,500 for approximately worth faculty collected 538 toys and

(Kentucky United Nations Assembly) delegation of 33 students, representing the countries of of the countries representing 33 students, of delegation Assembly) Nations United (Kentucky

, members of Mr. Chad Waggoner’s Film Studies class assisted assisted class Film Studies Chad Waggoner’s Mr. of , members

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Sykes joined one senior from each school in Jefferson County at an awards ceremony at ceremony awards an at County Jefferson in school each from senior one joined Sykes school endeavors. in a variety of attitude positive and character his for honored was Sykes Jarrett, the cart’s namesake, is the nephew of former Trinity freshman football coach Mike Wagner H’09. Jarrett died Jarrett H’09. Wagner football Mike coach freshman Trinity former of the nephew is namesake, the cart’s Jarrett, the delivery made the hospital. to and drive the toy ’69 oversaw Kahl John Mr. teacher Trinity is very and trulythis is a place, giving Kahl said. “Trinity cause,” worthy to a response “Thiswonderful is a Lenten “I learned that anything is possible if you try.” – Graham Fowler ’12 Fowler – Graham try.” if you possible is anything learned that “I “As I talked to each player, I learned what this game means to them and how they really try to be involved with as many many as with they try really how them and be to to involved means this game I learned what I talked each player, to “As “Overall, it was the best field trip I have ever been on.” – Michael Arena ’12 Arena Michael – on.” ever been have the I best was field trip it “Overall, “This has given me the utmost respect for quadriplegics and people in wheelchairs everywhere.” – Matthew Ries ’12 Matthew – everywhere.” in wheelchairs and people quadriplegics respectfor utmost “Thisme the has given Our students worked the first two rounds of the tournament, assisting and assisting tournament, of the rounds two the first worked Our students classes Film Studies Waggoner’s in Mr. students Earlier this semester, the trained and Trinity to came the championships from Representatives their experience: about students from quotes Below are Trinity students KUNA Trinity’s Outstanding High School Senior Celebration. High Outstanding also attended. parents Sykes’ Zoeller Dan Principal and H’07 Trinity Hall. Louisville Metro Children’s Hospital. Jarrett’s Joy Cart is a cart full of toys that is rolled through Kosair Children’s Hospital, bringing good bringing Hospital, Children’s Kosair through rolled is that Cart a cart is full toys of Joy Jarrett’s Hospital. Children’s patients. to cheer cancer. with children other help to Cart in order the Joy the idea of initiated He ago. several cancer years a rare of you.” thank a heartfelt please accept Foundation, the Kosair and family his Jarrett, On behalf of drive. in this toy evident

things as possible even with their disabilities.” – Clay O’Daniel ’13 O’Daniel – Clay their disabilities.” even with possible as things

with the U.S. National Quad Rugby Championships at the Kentucky International International the Kentucky at Championships Quad Rugby National the U.S. with to usewheelchairs participants “Murderball,” as Also known Center. Convention rugby. play High Trinity representing as well as directors the tournament being recognized by class. and School distinction with Canadian and the U.S. which followed the documentary “Murderball,” watched championships the learning that After theParalympics. 2004 in teams rugby quad involved. students his got be in Louisville, Waggoner held would clock running– the shot the tournament at work thein they jobs would students the penalty box. overseeing and scoreboard and Congratulations Ben Sykes ’12 named Outstanding Senior SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK Rugby Championships on SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK National Quad Rocks assist with U.S. Hospital toys for Kosair Children’s Rocks collect SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK delegation does well does delegation KUNA Madagascar and Vanuatu, had their two proposals passed. Our students did an outstanding job speaking and defending defending job speaking and outstanding did an passed. Our students proposals their two had Vanuatu, and Madagascar Ambassador. Outstanding for award an ’13 received Fenton Billy Delegate their proposals.

Father Steinhauser was the principal at the time, at the principal was Steinhauser Father So began the teaching career of Mr. Gene Eckert. The rest is, as they say, as is, they rest say, Gene Eckert. The Mr. of So career began the teaching come to wanted always I just degree, my on working in college I was “When Thomas Rev. when hired then-principal he was after years recallsa day He I said, and no, said trying me?’ rid you of get He to ‘are I said, “ ‘Father,’ when days the remembers mid-60s, since Eckert the beenthe staff on Having of deal a was great There the faculty. on 30 priests about say, I’d were, in ’66, there back I came “When said, He is and the staff with a good relationship maintained has he but colleagues, football his with playing longer no Eckert is serves and who teaches H’06, Henning Joe Mr. said ago,” Gene years 13 Eckert with teaching student my partdid of “I here who was teachers the (current) few of one Eckert is “Mr. saying, ’69 echoed Kahl sentiment, a similar John Mr. any notice “I didn’t Eckert said, here, student a and being Trinity at teaching between the difference about asked When while he student a for him mistook H’93, Fuchs Catherine Mrs. manager, when the cafeteria day a of tell to on went He in. I let me she who and I was, know I let her in.’ come can’t You the faculty. for just is door that man, ‘Young said, “She though out, sticks that event a particular or year out pick couldn’t he Eckert said so long, for Trinity at taught Having he said. last“This that,” enjoyed thoroughly just have part). I my favorite (has been students with the “The interaction teacher. a Eckert as for high praise all have present and past Students of student a current Archer, Luke freshman said talking about,” we’re in what interested the class keeps always “He ofstyle “His said. Erik Eaton student Eckert former and senior us,” he taught the stuff of some stillI know this day, “To colleagues times by been many has he asked although and Trinity, from Eckert will retire this school year, of the end At me then.” hit it’ll “I think he said. go back,” you and then off, several months got you’ve and in June out “School’s “Probably.” a simple, with Eckert responded will if he teaching, miss Asked I know “But said. Eaton respect that,” to have you do, to everything wants he done that he’s like feels if he time, his it’s “If will him.” miss “I said. Archer think everyone“I will him a lot,” miss at volunteering on plans he other things, Among keep active. to intends teaching, Eckert retiring is from he Though t “I’ll never forge evine ’12, The ECHO Nolan Devine ’12, ’12 and By Mike Wagner ckert retiring after 46 years – 46 years retiring after Eckert to many’a ‘great mentor teacher ‘iconic’ and I interviewed with him, and he said, ‘Well, we’ll take a chance with you.’ ” you.’ with take a chance we’ll ‘Well, said, he I interviewed and him, with and for Civilization World been has teaching graduate, a 1962 Trinity Eckert, history. alma his else but anywhere working imagined never has and 46 years the past mater. said. Eckert here,” back was a gradeschoolthat tell him about to the office called Duerr H’92 him into in applying be interested would Duerr Eckert if he asked a principal. for looking theposition. for ” I am.’ be to where happy I’m and content, I’m ‘Father, had a he great priests, with whom by primarily staffed were positions the teaching relationship. got I school. footballafter flag play and Seneca to Park over go We’d teachers. the lay between and the priests camaraderie very them.” with along well peers. teaching his highly by of thought still waiting I’m him. beas ever good as teacher a would I if the timewondering at remember “I students. of co-director as there.” get to to mentor a great is He students. his for concern a genuine has a very and is type guy of likeable He while a student. I was m any.” of desk.” the to the back of desk the the front from went I that except difference, lounge. the teachers’ headedwas into comical.” kind of was it and that, lookon back addedHe that he coordinated. celebration homecoming long-ago a flood threatened near a smiling, that mention, did he been has be “very to successful in their lives on rewarding.” go students seeing former good pretty a There’s being in the classroom. very I enjoy got good and classes, I’ve a good me, year. been, really has for year years.” and years and years for around me kept has that something is the students with interaction that and chemistry, everyone awake.” is that sure making and shouting and running around always “He’s Eckert’s. a lot.” me helped – that it then talking about us and to it read us – having teaching August. until retiring about feels he how know really won’t he friends, says he and teachers the iconic of one good He’s the school. to of a lot brought because he’s will him a lot miss Trinity everyone at that will missed.” he be and greatly here, household some on up catching and years, many for worked has which he with organization an Home, Children’s Joe’s St. chores.

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RIDE RIDE Congratulations to the following juniors: Alexander Martin, Joseph Senn, Randall Strause, Blake Strozdas, Jared Jared Strozdas, Senn, Blake Randall Joseph Martin, Strause, Alexander juniors: the following to Congratulations “I think I can keep busy,” he said, chuckling and grinning. “My wife can find something for me to do.” me for find something can wife grinning. “My and chuckling said, he think busy,” keep I can “I Trinity. of the students for wisdom of bit last one Eckert has teacher, A consummate own their ways, write many Theycan, in gifted intelligence. with theyare that now men been the young telling “I’ve and Christian leadership the ideas of to devotion in the classroom, behind a legacy excellence Eckert will of leave Eckert “Mr. ’77 said, Mullen Rob Dr. President school community, the Trinity impacted Eckert has how asked When things where class into gone I’ve that days some had “I’ve saying, best by tenure his up summed himself Eckert Perhaps s Six Trinity junior

P P PLEASE PRINT PLEASE PRINT Name ______Street ______City ______State ______Zip______Home Ph. ______Other Ph. ______Name ______Street ______City ______State ______Zip______Home Ph. ______Other Ph. ______status by scoring well on October’s PSAT. They now become eligible for further honors such as being named National Merit National named as such being furtherfor honors eligible become Theynow PSAT. October’s on well scoring by status money. forscholarship qualifies alsorecognition them subsequent or Finalists. SemifinalistsEach Youngblood. Orion and Wilson on March 13 SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK Paul Hornung honored at Trinity rogram Merit Program by National 6 Rocks recognized SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK all of take advantage themto tell would I theirlives. in this point at they be are to where very they fortunate are and tickets, it.” them. They’ll to regret never available they have the opportunities friend. or colleague a teacher, as all touched those has he whose for lives compassion sense of service,strong a and of thousands of skillful enriched the lives has and teaching, dedication his by who, teachers Trinity of line the long joins students.” been a joy.” It’s experiences in the classroom. rewarding of days more many many, had I have but well, gone not have just Hall of Famers™ plaque, presented by The Pro Football Hall of Fame and Allstate Insurance Company. Insurance Allstate and Fame of Hall Football Pro The by presented plaque, Famers™ of Hall more by attended was and building Arts Hall in the Communication Convocation place in took the school’s ceremony The on campus, remain willplaque The dignitaries. beautiful other and schoolmates friends, Flaget Hornung’s 100 of than Fame. of Hall Football the Pro part of a permanent Trinity making h out of 35 teams in the 35 teams of h out University of Tennessee-Martin Tennessee-Martin of University University of Alabama-Huntsville of University University of the Cumberlands the Cumberlands of University Brown University Brown Morehead State University University State Morehead University of Illinois Illinois of University Western Kentucky University Kentucky Western Boston University Boston Morehead State University State Morehead Morehead State University State Morehead College University or Centre College Centre

completed a successful inaugural KHSAA season, winning the Fourth Region KHSAA season, the Fourth winning a successful inaugural completed Football Basketball Cross CountryCross Football Basketball Wrestling Football Basketball Football Football Sport captured their third consecutive Seventh Region title. Seventh Region consecutive their third captured Trinity seniors have committed to continue participation in athletics at the collegiate level: the collegiate at in athletics participation continue to committed have seniors Trinity

Noted wins during the season included matches over PRP and eventual state champion Scott County. High County. Scott champion state eventual and PRP over matches the season included during wins Noted Bowl highlight to their Western The JV leading season. Classic inthe Cincinnati finished team second JV The ’71.Fowler Joe Mr. by coached are The Rocks Bowling The Rocks were 13-1 in dual matches, and won their own Trinity Shootout. They placed fift Shootout. Trinity own their won and dualmatches, 13-1 in were RocksThe The junior doubles team of Emerson Walsh and Randy Strause soundly defeated KCD in straight sets to capture to capture sets straight KCD in defeated soundly Strause and Walsh Randy of Emerson team doubles junior The Tennis Boone/Downing Kentucky’s of the University at Tournament Tennis the State at Trinity Representing they where were game the championship to advanced Strause and Walsh round. in the third defeated was Love team. the All-State to both named were Strause and Walsh who sacrificedof players these effort the strong of very proud ’86 are Vale Coach ’86 and Paul Coach Chris Mather At the time of publication, the Baseball Rocks were participating in post-season the Baseball play. participating Rocks were publication, the time of At The Tennis Rocks The Bowling Rocks wing The follo Purdue University University Purdue Bellarmine Football Baseball Warburg Warner Joey Austin Sweeden Tyler Saxton Troy University of Michigan Michigan of University University Bellarmine Lacrosse Lacrosse Lacrosse Killion Krill Lott Cole Clay Brad Meredith Sam Centre College Centre Lacrosse Havira Phil Heile Michael John Foster Charles Fahy John English Tyler Dieudonne Nathan Brewer Matt Brewer Hunter prestigious Bearcat Classic in Cincinnati. Classic in Cincinnati. Bearcat prestigious a 204. Gesler with Chase senior Donohue and Gesler a 205 average with Mike senior included the team for averages County. Scott against of 300 KHSAA perfect first game also Trinity’s rolled a 178 average. with Jackie Sam freshman was the JV team for scorer average Tournament and placing in a tie for fifth in the State Tournament. Senior Chase Donohue also competed in the Singles inthe competed also Donohue Chase Senior Tournament. State fifth inthe in a tie for placing and Tournament Tournament. State Student in the Gardezi Mustafa up-and-coming a valiant defeated Love Tanner while junior championship, doubles the boys’ championship. singles Strause. and Walsh of team the doubles and in singles Love were Center team. Country doubles Day the Kentucky by defeated bright. is School. The future High Trinity represent to hours long many Tennis Baseball SPRING SPORTS ROUNDUP SPRING SPORTS Bowling ocks to participate in collegiate athletics athletics participate in collegiate ocks to Pile of R SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK

SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK 52 53 James Quick ’13 Troy Saxton ’12 Darryl Hicks ’13 the 2012 track and field season with junior James Quick’s individual individual Quick’s James junior field season with the and 2012 track Troy Saxton was honored as the Bonnycastle Appliance & TV & Student- Male Appliance the Bonnycastle as honored was Saxton Troy Darryl Hicks, one of the state’s top junior basketball players, was selected was for basketball players, junior top the state’s Darryl of one Hicks,

The team, assembled by Team USA director Eddie Ford, had players from nine states and states nine from players had Ford, Eddie USA director Team by assembled team, The the unofficial considered which is event, in the 27th annual represented were countries Sixteen Quick was a record-setter, winning the 200 in a time (20.94) that created the buzz of the of the buzz created the 200 in a time (20.94) that winning a record-setter, was Quick the following: the Rocks were for Also placing ’14 (1:58.60) Merkley Blake – sixth place, 800 meters ’14 (4:28.89) Eckert Nick place, – third 1,600 meters ’12 (9:35.13) Meredith Sam place, – second 3,200 meters ’16, Brooks ’13, Donald (Dalyn place Dawkins – fourth 800 relay (1:29.29) ’13, Quick) Thomas Le’Terrious (7:59.98) Eckert) Merkley, Meredith, Meredith, (Noel, place – fourth 3,200 relay ’12 (6-00) Swabek – fifth place, Cody Jump High (21-00.25) Swabek – sixth place, Jump Long ’12 (142-06) English Tyler Discus place, – third Trinity junior Trinity senior inished Trinity f

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state title in the 200 meters at the Class 3-A State Track and Field Meet on May 19 at the 19 at May on Meet Field and Track the State Class 3-A at in the title 200 meters state standings. team overall in the third finished Trinity Park. Cardinal Louisville’s of University victory 200. The capped the state won has Quick that year consecutive the third was It day. in football titles and win state who Quick, also Trinity helped for year junior a sensational of 10.70 in 100 in a the time finished Quick second addition, In basketball. Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! Go Rocks! USA Darryl Hicks ’13 selected for Team Troy Saxton ’12 honored Troy Saxton ’12 honored hamp! State Champ! Quick ’13 Field – James Track & Athlete of the Year at the annual LouisvilleCatholicSports.com awards banquet, held May 15 at 15 at May held banquet, awards LouisvilleCatholicSports.com the annual at the Year of Athlete Country Club. Audubon Ryan White James ’13 Quick Jason ’13 Hatcher ’13 Hall of Fame & Museum has selected its 2012 state and regional winners of the Dave the Dave of winners regional and selectedstate 2012 has its Museum & Fame of Hall finished the season with an outstanding 18-5 record. record. 18-5 outstanding an finished the season with Ryan White, White, Ryan ice hockey team played in the state tournament in March. In the first game on March 3, Rocksthe March on game the first In in March. tournament in the state played team ice hockey juniors varsity merican All-American Bowl Trinity senior John Fahy has been named the winner for Kentucky. Kentucky. been the for winner has named Fahy John senior Trinity of late the honor in named is award highThe excellence school mention honorable an received Bryant Bobby junior addition, In That evening, Trinity played Eastern in a thriller. David Hymes scored one goal in regulation time, and the game game and the time, regulation goal in one Hymes scored David in a thriller. Eastern played Trinity evening, That The final. Rocks year’s last of a rematch which was championship, the state 4 for March on faced Owensboro Trinity goal. lone Rocks’ the Kelly scored of 4-1. a by score heartbreaker a lost Trinity final, the state In runner-up a state season and exciting an for team ice hockey the entire and Gustafson Coach to Mark Congratulations Junior Hayden Keller was a unanimous No. 1 selection to the All-Tournament team in Indiana. team 1 selection the All-Tournament to No. a unanimous was Keller Hayden Junior squad. year’s next for starter one but all returning of the as are season they success on the build to look Shamrocks The The Volleyball Rocks The National Wrestling Trinity Schultz High School Excellence Award. The award is part of the Hall of Fame’s Educational Outreach Program. Forty- Program. Outreach Educational Fame’s of Hall of is the part award The School Award. Excellence High Schultz the honor. been for chosen have championships wrestling high school state sponsor that those states from seniors nine this title winter. high school state consecutive fourth his won Fahy recipient Each award Schultz. Dave champion world and Olympic achievement, scholastic wrestling, in excellence on evaluated is High service. Schultz the Dave Since community and citizenship Wrestling in 1996, the National inception School Award’s Excellence recognized 726 student-wrestlers. has Fame of Hall USA rankings. Wrestling in the final 195 pounds at defeated Lexington Paul Dunbar 6-1. Mike Rosenfeld scored two goals and Mike Richenberg, Taylor Burdorf, Mike Mike Burdorf, Taylor Richenberg, Mike and goals two scored Rosenfeld 6-1. Mike Dunbar Paul Lexington defeated goal. one each scored Wise Jack and Klyczek the game scored Chris senior Kelly and all shots stopped Kulas goalie Jake shootout, the resulting ended In in a 1-1 tie. final. the Rocks the sending state to winner, in a 2-2 tie a close with 3-1 loss in December and away season, coming theregular twice during facedhad Owensboro mid-January. finish. Volleyball CLUB SPORTS CONNECTION Ice Hockey your ahy ’12, Bobby Bryant ’13 receive national wrestling honors John Fahy ’12, Bobby Bryant ’13 receive

U.S. for 3 Rocks nominated Army James Quick and Jason Hatcher have been have Hatcher Jason and Quick James in participate to consideration for nominated All-American Bowl. With Army the 2013 U.S. All-American Army the U.S. thisnomination, juniors Bowlthese recognizes Trinity three in 400 high football school players in the top will these be nominees of Ninety the nation. thein 2013 participate to selectedinvited and in All-American Bowl be to played Army U.S. in January. Tex., Antonio, San Season highlights include a big win over St. Xavier in March, sweeping the Tigers in three games. The Rocks The finished third games. in three the Tigers sweeping in March, Xavier St. win over a big Season highlights include a to losing barely Tournament, Pre-State the Indiana at third and Ohio, Classic in Columbus, Cardinal Charles the St. at team. Carmel ranked nationally SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK

SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK 54 55 completed their stellar season May 18 with a 14-3 record and as state runners-up. runners-up. state as and a 14-3 record 18 with season May their stellar completed Power Rocks won their 11th consecutive state championship March 17 at North Bullitt High Bullitt North 17 at March championship state their 11th consecutive Rocks won Power The Tigers, who trailed most of the match, grabbed a loose ball late in overtime as Trinity prepared to take lastthe prepared Trinity overtimeas grabbed a loose in ballmatch, of the late most who trailed Tigers, The three-goal of a couple despite comfortable felt never he Courier-Journal The Schroeder told Pete coach Trinity ball. That a jump just it’s overtime, into get when you “And said. he a lead,” of much isn’t goals three lacrosse, “In JV Division and powerlifting place, powersports Quesenberry – first class) Brett weight ’14 (123-pound place in Hirwapowerlifting second place in powersports, ’16 (123) – third Pacifique and powerlifting place in powersports ’14 (132) – first Simpson Kellen place in powerlifting third place in powersports, ’15 (148) – first Morris Garrett placefourth in powerlifting place in powersports, ’14 (165) – first Hollenbach Reiss and powerlifting place in ’14 (165) – powersports Voss second Thaddeus in powerlifting place fourth powersports, place ’14 (181) – second Barnett Connor and powerlifting place in Cruzpowersports Dominic ’14 (220) – first place in powerlifting second place in powersports, ’16 (275) – first King Adam Division Varsity and powerlifting place in powersports ’14 (114) – first Dinho Zwane and powerlifting place in Zehnderpowersports ’13 (123) – first John and powerlifting place in powersports ’12 (132) – first Smith Marquis in powerlifting place third in powersports, place ’13 (148) – second Sullivan Mason place in powerlifting third place in powersports, Dean ’12 (242) – first Jordan in powerlifting place second in powersports, place – third ’12 (242) Gliessner Damon in powerlifting place second in powersports, place ’12 (275) – third Warburg Joey in powerlifting place third in powersports, place ’13 (275) – second Kaufman Hunter place in powerlifting second place in powersports, ’12 (308) – first Higgs Travis and both the won powersports team, which All-Star Kentucky on the competed lifters seven Trinity addition, In in record world the broke Smith in the deadlift and the squat. records world set and new American Zwane Also, In 2010, 2011-12. and it, 2005-09 in competed every year they’ve event City Oklahoma the won Rockshave The Seniors Marquis Smith, Jordan Dean, Joey Warburg and Travis Higgs, juniors John Zehnder and Lance Kaufman, Lance Kaufman, Zehnder and John juniors Higgs, Travis and Warburg Dean, Joey Jordan Smith, Marquis Seniors freshman Cruz Dominic and and Barnett Connor Hollenbach, Reiss sophomores were winners varsity Junior Strength Athlete Natural consecutive eighth with their championship state up their followed PowerRocks The and varsity combined, – deadlift)divisions inthree all squat, press, (bench powerlifting inplaced RocksThe first sse Rocks The Lacro SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK your Trinity ational champs for consecutive year! National champs Champs for 11th Powerlifting – State year! eighth consecutive acrosse Lacrosse The Shamrocks fell to St. Xavier in overtime by a score of 8-7 in the Kentucky Lacrosse Association Division I State State I Division Association Lacrosse Kentucky 8-7 in of the a by score overtime in St. Xavier to fell Shamrocks The Stadium. Marshall Trinity’s at Championship racing teammate another who spotted a teammate, to the loose tossed it up ball quickly picked and X player A St. shot. left intoinwith 6.8 the goal the seconds and flicked in stride caught was goal.Thepass the toward the side left down overtime. four-minute final game. leads in the state well.” it they played and play, a broken just goal) was (last CruzandSmith, Zehnder, Zwane, Higgs, Warburg, are members team meet.at the All-Star divisions powerlifting Quesenberry. in the curl. records world and American the broke and press, deadliftand bench squat, a meet in Ohio. at title a national won Trinity

School. The Rocks competed against 14 teams and more than 370 lifters. than more and teams 14 against RocksSchool. The competed had deadlift, highest the pounds. 625 Warburg wins. the Rocks first-place with powered Dinho Zwane sophomore and Alex Berger and Hanlein, Michael Cory juniors Bindner, Sweeden, Tyler and Spalding Patrick Wohner, Trey Seniors win. to Rocks’ the Quesenberry points Brett also contributed and sophomore Theiss, Mitch King. Adam 1. 31-April March Okla., City, Oklahoma in High Championship School National Powerlifting Association deadlift).press, curl, (bench powersports in indivisions team placedalso all first The three JV. OFFICIAL ORDER FORM FOR THE 2012 TRINITY-ST. XAVIER GAME For your convenience we are now accepting MAIL ORDERS for the 2012 Trinity-St. Xavier game at 8 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 28, at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. All Trinity-St. X ticket orders will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis and will be mailed when they become available.

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