The SPRING 2010
LeaderNEWS FOR THE TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL FAMILY
WWW.TRINITYROCKS.COM My Trinity is . . . My experience at Trinity may be very unique compared to yours, but I would venture to guess that the nuts and bolts of our experiences share one thing in common. The commonality might be described as Trinity being a special place where God’s Friendship came alive to us in a real and evident way through the love, care and grace of the Trinity Family. The greatest gift of that experience is that, when we let it, the gift continues to grow and build our faith and our opportunities to share that love, care and grace with others. I was raised in the United Methodist Church and transferred from public schools (the first in my family) to Trinity in the middle of my junior year. Since I graduated from Trinity in 1974, both my brothers, all of my cousins and all of our sons also had the opportunity to grow in the Gospel experience we call Trinity. I experienced Trinity’s love, care and grace as a participant on the first-ever Christian Awakening Senior retreat in 1974. In my college years, I was able to grow and learn what it meant to care for a Trinity brother by working on senior retreats as a student leader under the tutelage of Father Ron Domhoff H’98 and Father Dave Zettel ’58. Caring for my Trinity brothers took a different role in the late 1980s and early ’90s as I served Trinity on the School Board and worked closely with the caring staff and teachers to create the first-ever master plan for the en- larged campus. I truly began to understand the impact of Gospel ideals through Trinity’s loving, caring and grace- filled teachers. During the mid-1990s, I was favored with the opportunity to grow in my faith as a member of the Foundation Board under the selfless leadership of Charles Leis H’01 and many others. In the late ’90s, I was called to the Catholic Church’s Rite of Christian Initiation and a full-time position at Trinity in Campus Ministry. There aren’t words sufficient to describe the Gospel values I learned at Trinity working alongside those same teachers who had planted seeds in me in the ’70s. Over the last decade, I have enjoyed the amazing experience of watching my own sons receive the same love, care and grace through their Trinity teachers, staff and coaches that I experienced. I often imagine a time in the future when my grandchildren might also enjoy God’s Friendship in the unique and real fashion that we have. Will their experience have the power of my own? I certainly recognize the importance of my gift of time and ministry to the growth of my faith in Jesus Christ. I am also acutely aware that my financial gift to the Trinity Annual Fund makes for the same opportunity to grow in the care, grace and love of God’s Friendship for my grandchildren and so many others. It’s not only a dream, but a reality.
Trinity Forever! Mike Jones ’74
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2010 Trinity Annual Fund Advancing the Mission of Trinity High School by making tuition more affordable Go to www.trinityrocks.com and click on “Donate Now” to make a secure onlinecelebration 2009 sponsors ad contribution. 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE - - champi Many stu Even Even though we will graduate the second-largest - conduct have will we year school the of end the By - re and Masses underclassmen our with Combined Our athletic teams, those The basketball team set a new state standard by Most we impressively, are still in the running for dents dents have been Special tribpostseason- selectedhonors. for be should - to the given wres ute tling team. Theywon a second straight team state title having four whileindividual students from all grade levels. from students senior class in the history, 98.8 school’s percent of the seniors will have voluntarily attended in begun our program, This program. retreat tradition- three-day rich 1974, has been attended by well over half of all Trinity alumni. experiences.prayer anded five A school-wideworship sixth all-school planned program, for Ash Wednesday, had to be altered due to wintry weather. could I experience the wish reverence and you respect shown by our students during these prayer moments. It is very encouraging. treat team programs, and activity Masses, the Mother- Son Mass, the Grandparents Mass, Junior Mass and Baccalaureate Mass, it is safe to say our students know as a I religious us community. get a real kick out of the students attention to peers their call who may grace soperiod lunch each lunchroom entire the to said be gathering. They also hear our announcement each Friday - re minding them to go to church Sunday. on governed by the KHSAA and those ruled by other - organiza tions, are having a great year. District, regional, state national titles have and been - cap tured. Some teams finished as state runners-up. ons. ons. Richard Brown ’91, an in- head as two-for-two is himself, champion state dividual coach. wrestling winning winning the three most prestigious in-season holiday They tournaments. also set afor- consec record school the writing, this of time the At way. the along wins utive underway. getting sports are spring a second consecutive honor that brings us great pride. - once is a the week, “How school least
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tion tion starter by someone I happen to see. More often than not, though, the questioner has some affiliation with and Trinity really wants to know how things are going. thing tangible. I figure that evenif thequestion is just filler, like the common I“How are am you?”, going to story. great our tell to use the opportunity ing successes, some surprises, the tried and true, and of moments sadness. When you have more than 1,500 - teenag are majority the and campus single a on people ers, the mix of good and bad, intense and sublime, is expected. and be to frequent going are teaching and learning. I am happy to report that our academic success is continuing. If you have been - webeenthe years,have tout past five attention paying seting an of ever-improving results. The Classof 2010 will be the fifth to graduatewith takingthe ACT as a requirement. Despite graduating some of our largest ACT, the take to senior each requiring and ever, classes our scores have set new benchmarks each year. This was true for the Class of 2009 and looks to soon-to-be alumni. our with continue seniors our by garnered offers scholarship college of ber record. new a not if number, impressive an willtally we Students making the honor and Speech and roll Recall Quick like teams have Academic year. increased this Debate are succeeding in local and regional - competi tions. All of this is done while still enrolling students abilities. of range possible the broadest with of best the reflects and nationally recognized is siveness be. should schools all Catholic what Care, to Dare support to efforts annual Our year. school the Red Cross and various Christmas giving programs have maintained a long tradition of generosity. students, Our teachers and staffmembers donatedmoney programs. these to $30,000 than more totaling gifts and teachers students, Haiti in tragedy earthquake the After and staffmembers stepped up again withopen hands and donated nearly $10,000 for disaster Spring Break a group of student - relief. volunteers, accompa This - Loui southern in work service do will teachers, by nied siana. Thisis arepeatTrinity to volunteers visitar for year going?” year Thousands Katrina. Hurricane from recovering still eas service being performed by community are of hours of I am asked at President’s Notebook President’s ’77 J. MULLEN (ROB) BY DR. ROBERT PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S In January, we suffered the loss of sophomore Vin- thewe ofsuffered loss sophomore January, In take many We steps to help students, teachers and - hav are we that reply readily can I whenasked, So, What we are doing is holy work. Your prayers experience beyond that a moves the moment expected angst of the teenage years and we are confronted with death. In stunning. but rare are Deaths of students Nold. cent unexpected. was death case, his Vincent’s staff members when a death occurs. These measures and more were undertaken. will We continue to assist students affectedby his deathas theyear unfolds. For those permission, with interested, we the have family’s reprinted the homily (see page 34) from the Mass that funeral was given by Father Jack Conley, pastor of family Nold the keep Please Church. Catholic Agnes St. prayers. your in school community entire our and as are While theyears teenage school year. ing a strong - commu school a creating are we always, as tumultuous nity rooted in Gospel principles and the best of what be. should schools Catholic sustain us as we carry on the mission of High Trinity School. CONTINUED Winning is prized at Trinity. Winning the right way way right the Winning Trinity. at prized is Winning Throughour House System and activity program Of everycourse, school the year includes drama of The KHSAAhas recently begun schools honoring that being coach or player a without year school entire an go ejected from a contest for unsportsmanlike conduct. This covers all three levelsof competition: freshman, junior varsity and varsity. Only a handful - of Trin and KHSAA year, last honor this received schools member on paceare to do soity was one such again school. We this school year. important. most is what is students discover, engage, connect, many and grow students, await activities of Dozens fun. have and, well, exist simply because students said, “Can we…?” From the Battle of the Bands to the Culinary Club to Cricket - stu a how to end no is there BookLiteraryClub, the to dent can try something new or revel in something - hehang are students many how at amazed still am I loves. ing thearound cafeteria at 4 p.m. and later on a - week with Shack Snack Shamrock the just than more is It day. they seemcool smoothies that enjoy. to the adolescent years. Most times these moments pass we occasion, on Unfortunately, learned. are lessons and Notebook President’s
or [email protected]. please contact Steve Ferman, junior counselor, at (502) 736-2106 junior counselor, Ferman, please contact Steve If you would be willing to participate in the Trinity Speakers Bureau, Bureau, Speakers If you would be willing to participate in the Trinity then answer student questions. then answer to speak for 30 minutes about their career, work life, education, etc., etc., education, work life, to speak for 30 minutes about their career, Approximately 30-100 students normally be asked attend. Alumni would about their careers. Bureau each month. The school has a Speakers Trinity Speakers Bureau Trinity seeking alumni who would be willing to speak with students is Trinity Alumni Needed for Alumni Needed PRESIDENT’S NOTEBOOK PRESIDENT’S 2 2010 Trinity Alumni Sandy Newman GOLF SCRAMBLE Monday, June 21, 2010 GlenOaks Country Club
The 2010 Trinity Alumni Sandy Newman Golf Scramble will be held at GlenOaks Country Club at 1 p.m. Monday, June 21. That’s right – the Monday after Father’s Day and U.S. Open weekend, plusTrinity the first Alumni day of summer, Sandy the longest Newman Golf Scramble day of the year. Trinity(formerly alumnus Alumni Alan GolfShelby Scramble) ’89 is the head professional at GlenOaks. Saturday, June 6, 8 a.m., · The cost is $85 per player. at Long Run Golf Course · Teams will comprise four players. One playerThe cost per is $60 per player. Teams will comprise FOUR players. Yes, FOUR players, team must be a Trinity alumnus or a memberunlike fiveof theplayers in years past. One player must be a Trinity alumnus or a member of the Trinity Family (parent of current student, parent of alumnus, Trinity Family (parent of current student, faculty/staffparent of member). alumnus, faculty/staff, board member). • Scramble is limited to 36 four-person teams. Deadline for entry is Friday, May 22. · Scramble is limited to 36 four-person teams.• A registration form will be mailed to all Trinity alumni in the Louisville area. • Please contact Travis Wagoner ’90 at Trinity at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@ · A registration form will be included in thethsrock.net. Spring 2010 You can issue also visit of Thewww.trinityrocks.com, Leader and will go be to “Alumnimailed & to Friends” all Trinity and alumni in the Louisville area. then go to “Activities.” · Sponsorships available! Hole sponsorships are $175 per hole. · There will be only one session, starting atNote: 1 p.m. there A will buffet be only lunch one session,will be starting provided at 8 a.m.before A cookout the scramble. lunch, drawings A cookout for door prizes and raffle items, and the presentation of the Joe Demling Memorial dinner, door prizes and the presentation Cupof the will followJoe Demling the scramble. Memorial Cup will follow the scramble.
enT r Y Form please return to: Trinity High School TrinityAttn: Sandy Alumni Newman Scramble Golf 4011 Shelbyville Road Louisville, KY 40207 Make check payable to Trinity High School. Return form and payment by Friday, May 22.
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Long Run Golf Course, established 1964 Host golf professionals – Moe ’60 and Gary ’88 Demling / New $1.2 million clubhouse with deck / Full driving range with sod from Trinity’s old football field in tee area / Host of 2009 Kentucky State Amateur Qualifier / Scenic lake built adjacent to 18th green / Three par 3 holes affiliated with First Tee Program of the PGA / Ranked sixth most difficult course in Louisville/Southern Indiana area byBusiness First newspaper / Future indoor practice facility - - CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE In In a poll conducted among American of Academy More and more college admission officesand em- I think and at at Trinity most schools we continue and Students parents today need to feel a constant Posting Posting grades online helps students and parents Looking back 10 years to the same two quarters in that that also applies to Facebook. In other are friends – words, and there are friends. As a there result, privacy afterthought. seems an Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), who handle divorces and legal separations in the U.S., 81 percent of 1,600 members said that they have seen a rise in the last five years in the number of cases using evidence from the Internet. ployers are searching social networking sites to learn more about their prospects, they’d made decisions with based on many what they admitting found on those sites. to work within the limits of such technologies while in change the world to adapting what does and doesn’t adolescence. of - on (our Moodle like Tools connection. ubiquitous and line curriculum system) and (our PowerSchool tool to report grades and assignments in real time) mean our students and parents are better informed and - increas process. educational in the day-to-day involved ingly recently We compiled grading figures thattell us that quar second the for roll honor made students more 52 ter ter this year than at the same point last students 131 year. number For record a had also we the quarter, first List. Principal’s make stay connected with their academics. power, and these Knowledge statistics from isthe first twoquarters speak well about the power grades. of When a understanding zero shows up one’s on Monday morning, a teacher oftengets an e-mail from a parent have that now day. counselors and parents students, Empowered gradebook. We teacher’s the to access complete almost know this is helpful to our new of in- more generation to just or roll looking to make honor students teractive stay eligible. It also helps counselors to identify more cer most it and jeopardy, academic in students quickly curfews. weekend decide about parents helps tainly MISSION STATEMENT values in the Catholic tradition. in the Catholic values magazine reported Our Mission at Trinity is to provide students with a superior is to provide Trinity Our Mission at Computer World high school education in a supportive atmosphere based upon Christian in a supportivehigh school education atmosphere Still, Still, it amazes me how this new technology has No longer do our students wait to come back to Never in the history of this planet have so many all good. the news not is Of course, Dunbar, Robin anthropologist British to According In In February, changed our lives. My own students able have I’m texted country. the across from or basement the me from to stay in almost daily contact with friends in Europe in Afghanistan. a nephew and school to hear about who did what over the weekend. news. old it’s morning, Monday By beenpeople so interconnected. friends to the limit a exists number there any cognitive person can have. Dunbar says the human brain only handle can 150 friends before it maxes out. He says BY DANIEL J. ZOELLER H‘07, PRINCIPAL H‘07, J. ZOELLER BY DANIEL Just like previous and generations, maybe even dif- a in live to claim can certainly we ours, sofor more world. ferent that both Facebook and 11 for accounts now Social networking 2009. in growth Twitter posted triple-digit estimated It’s U.S. the in online spent time all of percent that one third of adults post at least once a week to so- cial networking sites. In two surveys released this year by Pew Internet Research, 38 percent of respondents age 12 to 14 claims to have an online profile, while 61 percent of kids age 12 to 17 said count teenagers they Most usedaily. them of percent 42 social– works - net even or hundreds the by friends networking social their thousands. Principal’s Corner Principal’s
PRINCIPAL’S CORNER PRINCIPAL’S 4 5 Gratefully, Gratefully, even in 2010, the greatest connections ever take the place of a Gene Eckert ’62 ever historytake theof lecture, place one-on-one a for substitute can tutorial math online no with Mike Chancellor ’75. Students still say most the rewarding experiences of they have at are Trinity on a Mike Szabo basketball team or in a small group on a Indiana. Southern in mountaintop - stu to teacher and brother to brother remain Trinity at dent. CONTINUED
In In addition, our classrooms are all equipped with I know what thinking. you’re our Yes, counselors, also the is work meaningful Such and practical. It’s In many respects, we’ve always been a wireless
2000-01, I find that 10-12 percent fewer students made students fewer 10-12 percent find I that 2000-01, inflation.” “grade to due is this believe don’t I roll. honor Our become teachers easier haven’t graders in the last 10 with years. If the anything, expectations are greater, eight more Advanced Placement courses, credit requirements and increased online assignments done late at night or over weekends. I think this it’s new generation. themeeting needs of because we’re overhead projectors, we have nine computer labs and presence online an have teachers our of more and more where students can pick up handouts, submit - assign ments or write blogs. In short, the classroom is much used be. to it than interactive more administrators and Student Lifestyles Committee are also doing quite a bit of for education and - parents stu you what – etiquette and safety online concerning dent do. not should and should world. real community, with our greatest work being done from the heart and in as person. no Just streamed willaudio Principal’s Corner Principal’s Yes, you Yes, have read this correctly. Our annual golf ThirdThursday ofeach month, timeand location For more information or to make a reservation, These areevents afew of the Alumni- Board-spon If you would like more information about these Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Memorial Golf Newman Memorial Alumni-Sandy Trinity Scramble Club Country 21, GlenOaks June Monday, Golf Professional) ’89, Head Shelby (Alan scramble has been moved to GlenOaks Country Club and will be U.S.held the OpenafterMonday weekend Mon- to the that office going on Plan Day. Father’s and day morning for an hour or so, do a little head on out to work GlenOaks. The and scrambleis a great way to unite and catch up with old friends while enjoying a round of golf at one finest of private golf Louisville’s courses. This isevent abig drawfor alumniof allages. lunch, souvenir, personalized a willreceive player Each dinner and door prizes. Also, prizes will be awarded to the top two teams as well as individual closest-to-the-pin prizes and for longest drive. Many thanks to alumnus Trinity Alan Shelby ’89, GlenOaks head golf us. hosting for professional, Circle Business Alumni varies. Join your brother alumni to network, hear guest a speaker or bounce ideas around at the Alumni Trinity Business Circle, which is open to all alumni. Trinity and relations alumni ’90, Wagoner Travis contact please - wagon or 736-2180 (502) at director, communications the of Trinity ’91, Gies director Wes or [email protected], [email protected]. (502) 736-2160 or at Fund, Annual sored activities for the year. On behalf of the Alumni Board, I would like to thank members all of the fellow Trinity alumni Family who and generously to make give these and goodTreasure of their Time, Talent times possible. events or would like to learn volunteering, about more please contact Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations and communications director, at (502) 736-2180 [email protected]. or TRINITY FOREVER! - Trin to thanks Many . Leader Trinity Thisannual fishing tournament has become quite If you are not a fishermanbut would liketo help Theannual SeniorBreakfast is held theFriday be- With With the arrival of a new season, I urge you to Shamrock Bass ClassicShamrock Lake 8, Taylorsville May Saturday, an affair!The day beginswith continentala breakfast and ends with a cookout. Each participant will receive an official Shamrock Bass ClassicT-shirt money will be awarded to the firstfive places. The fish and prize count! do not so actually weighed, the stories are Shamrock a find can You us. join please event, this with Bass Classic entry form and sponsorship information the of issue this in ity teacher and alumnus Joe Fowler ’71 for - coordinat the tournament. ing Senior Breakfast 14 May Friday, fore graduation and is a wonderful event at which our and class senior year’s this recognize can Board Alumni seniors The endeavors. future their with well them wish a It’s by their accompanied are mentors. and/or fathers seniors. our special for most day BY DAVID ELDER ’86, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAIR ASSOCIATION ALUMNI ELDER ’86, BY DAVID inally arrived! Spring has f check out some of our Alumni Board-sponsored - ac tivities. You can meet up with old buddies at our any events throughout of the year. I’m proud to say that our activities are successful and well-attended due to our many alumni volunteers and board members - giv I think willyou and Treasure. ing of their Talent Time, be pleasantly surprised at what is going on during our events and some of the changes that we have made to our have agendas. several We opportunities for you to They us. include: join Alumni Board Chair’s Message Chair’s Board Alumni GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO
ALUMNI BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE CHAIR’S BOARD ALUMNI 6 7 is published four times a year for Trinity High School alumni, High Trinity for times a year four published is Leader The forSchool School, Office High Trinity friends by and parents students, Road, Louisville, KY 40207. 4011 Shelbyville Advancement, Louisville, KY. at paid Postage School, Office High Trinity to: corrections Send address POSTMASTER: Road, Louisville, KY 40207. 4011 Shelbyville School Advancement, for (502) 899-2052 (502) 893-7625. Fax: Phone: Our God is always there, We at Trinity are graced Let me say it pray here: We go?” And He would look back you me, with “Stay saying, us, at are always welcome at my side. Come to me abide and but must, you if Go, story. share your me.” with just waiting for us – waiting for tru- the is He Him. to turn to us ly Loyal One, never changing, always committed to us Love. His and Word His with - pro and care constant with His tection. His grace, friendship and loyalty to us are evident all day every day in our heritage school’s and ongoing - commit education. Catholic to ment for all of you - con your and every you commending day, ever cerns to our God. to Him Turn yourself, sit with Him in evening, keep the your door open and fears your share love, His to worries with Him, and be still with Him in your own troubles. your have Let Him moments. prayer will be do. easier if we all around Commitments - Joe Bobrowski – teacher, counselor, outdoorsman – is featured on page 26. 26. outdoorsman – is featured on page counselor, – teacher, Bobrowski Joe members Zach McKinley (standing), Science course Bobrowski and senior Environmental Mr. Creek in Seneca Park. quality of Beargrass Crush sample the water Tom Ethan Durham (left) and BY GAIL KAMENISH H’05 PHOTO . Sticking to your pledges Office for School Advancement School for Office School Advancement for President ‘78, Vice Porter Joey Officer ‘97, Senior Development Bratcher Michael Director & Communications Relations ‘90, Alumni Wagoner Travis Relations Alumni Assistant, Administrative Flaherty, Jean Marketing Assistant, Administrative Diehl, Marie Printer Printing, Preferred Layout; Design and Printing, Vintage School Foundation High Trinity Director, ‘82, Executive Culver Tim ION POLICY NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINAT Trinity’s of requirements the national meet and ethnic programs origin can and to activities priviliges, all student generally the High to available rights, School students. admits color, the students Trinity of race, any accommodation Trinity 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, is tough
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and and purpose and remaining focused on life goals - pres demands all it through there in Hanging challenges. ents a lot. was writing his Gospel, people he was about concerned the story told and Christian fellowship the early leaving when Peter Peter St. and between Jesus encounter an of the words have You go? we would whom to “Lord, said, In of other eternal words, here life.” was a statement of loyalty on the part of the earliest lead truly was lifelong. power apostle, staying whose truly formidable. Permanent loyalty is a fading virtue people used in Old Many our lifestyles world. gone. are to work at the same job all neighbor marriages, their careers, Jobs, long. lives. that something few Today, do or disappear often hoods, friendships and relationships we What unstable. frequently is Stability time. in mutate think are finalchoices are often Familiesaltered. break - dis and/or Church the leave religion, change People up. God. regard Rather, it seems to necessitate change, moving, - altera tions, twists of fate, wavering and a lot thinking. of whimsical up, walk away, shift, move away or quit, at yourself least a give moment to consider where you stand with God. the key is Here to indeedofWord our “TheLife,” ultimate happiness. It is as if you and I were standing with St. Peter saying to Jesus, “Lord, where would we
Commitment Easter 2010: Considering Commitment Commitment 2010: Considering Easter COUNSELOR & SENIOR CLASS PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN, ‘58, ZETTEL DAVID BY REV. THE SPIRITUAL SIDE SPIRITUAL THE y.). and Sen. Mitch McConnell (Ky.) (Ky.) McConnell Mitch Sen. and WK III was recently hired as public informationOOTON was a singer/songwriter in Louisville, held in Louisville, NG, a singer/songwriter KI .A.” McConnell (K III and Sen. Mitch rank Chawk DON “D partya CD release 30. The in Louisville on Jan. and show Foundation Colitis and partyCrohn’s also benefitted the narrowly ad survivor colitis ulcerative a is D.A. America. of two years ago he underwent Twenty cancer. escaped colon him to function his life and allowed saved surgeries that “Not everyone suffers who with Crohn’s quietly normally. D.A. was,” I as fortunate as is colitis ulcerative or disease needed to find a cure for thesesaid. “More research is of and Colitis Foundation diseases. The Crohn’s devastating America is working every to fund research and provide day services. at www.d-a-king.com. more about D.A. Read Class Ambassadors: Broome - [email protected] Mike Hall - [email protected] Troy Chad Harned - [email protected] – [email protected] Potter Pat - [email protected] Rich Tinsley MAJ. FRANK CHA during the senator’s Operating Base Bastion met at Forward January is serving visit to Afghanistan. Frank as a future 2operations planner with the Combat Logistics Regiment N.C. Sen. McConnell commented after out of Camp Lejeune, the visit: “It is clear that the work our soldiers and Marines, is helping to are doing in Afghanistan Major Chawk, like the lives of the protect the United States and improve Afghan people.” have Angela, JOHN HARRISON and his wife of 15 years, 13. Jack will be attending and Jack, 9, William, two sons, is director of operations for R. L. next fall. John Trinity in Louisville. Former LLC Landscaping & Nursery, Volz ’73 is the company’s coach Rudy Volz teacher and Trinity president. Give John a call for all of your commercial and needs. maintenance and landscaping residential Maj. F 1991 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Rob Beaven Mason Carrico - [email protected] Duerr - [email protected] Mark - [email protected] Funke Gies - [email protected] Wes - [email protected] Lindsay Mike Brian Sehlinger - [email protected] - [email protected] Warren Todd CHRIS W Center at thePollution Prevention Kentucky officer for the and Chris develops University of Louisville. In this capacity, distributes marketing and communications materials for the 1989 WIG has been a fleet service clerk for American 1985 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Arave Steve - [email protected] Jeff Ashley Conliffe - [email protected] Drew Domzalski - [email protected] Mike - [email protected] Troutman David Class Ambassadors: Mullin - [email protected] Kevin been married for have Tina, Z and his wife, L. VOL RUDY Landscaping & 33 years. Rudy is president of R. L. Volz your LLC in Louisville. Give him a call for all of Nursery, commercial and residential landscaping and maintenance needs. 1977 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Ron Kelty Rob Mullen - [email protected] Ron Netherton - [email protected] Bill Tharp - [email protected] MARK LUD Eagle Airlines at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport loading one of the guys parking, since March 1999. He’s and unloading luggage on jets. Mark can be reached at [email protected]. of president vice named recently was JAMES MORRIS finance and chief financial officer for Baptist Hospital East in Louisville. 1973 : Class Ambassadors [email protected] Bill Brasch - - [email protected] Rueff Tom many after 31, Jan. retired DVM , ID A. WIRTZBERGER DAV and Drugyears Food Administration as a with the U.S. live in Louisville and Janet, and his wife, veterinarian. David Greg ’98 alumni – Marc ’95, three sons who are Trinity have ’02. Doug and 1969 Class Ambassadors: Block - [email protected] Ken Chady - [email protected] Tom - [email protected] Tim Fages - [email protected] Alan Hennessey Mark - [email protected] Plummer Resch - [email protected] Ron Zehnder - [email protected] of branch Chicago the of director executive is TOM HAYDEN two a national organization. He spends Kids, Stand Up For of streets the on teenagers homeless with week each nights degrees from Saint and law earned bachelor’s Chicago. Tom He worked in advertising in Chicago before Louis University. a Louise, accepting his current wife, position. He and his three children. have University of Notre Dame alumna, 1966 ravis ravis rinity ou” items ou” submissions for length rinity High School reserves ravis Wagoner ’90 via Wagoner ravis ews fromthe right to edit “News Y and content. e-mail at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: T Attn: T High School, 4011 Shelbyville Wagoner, KY 40207. Louisville, Road, T Let your brother alumni happening what’s know in your life. Submit your Y from “News to Alumni Relations & Communications Director T NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 8 9 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Chad Pfeifer ’02 and Katie Hurley. ing, daughter of Jeff Lucy Grace King, ’95 and Rhiannon King
Peter Kremer - [email protected] Peter - [email protected] Pogue Ryan will be married on Kempf Lynn REGAN and Jennifer MATT in Louisville. James Catholic Church June 18 at St. 2001 Class Ambassadors: Will Heineman - [email protected] Nick Kleinhelter - [email protected] Josh Mullin - [email protected] - [email protected] Matt Palmer-Ball Reilly - [email protected] Shawn Bradach will be W BOHANNON and Nicole Stacey MATTHE 15 at the Cathedral of the Assumption inmarried on May Louisville. and Kacy Breanna White will be marriedW DEVORE MATTHE 29 at St. Elizabeth of Hungaryon May Catholic Church in Louisville. 2000 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Matt Bilewicz Scott DeGaris - [email protected] Lee Handel - [email protected] Norris - [email protected] Clayton a double- degree with earned a bachelor’s BO CALVERT major in art English from the University and in of Louisville including places, him many has taken 2005. Photography as Army and Spain. He worked for the U.S. France Belgium, Kentucky as The a civilian contractor photographer as well photojournalist. a as newspaper Ky.) (Bardstown, Standard Renal diagnosed with ESRD (End-Stage was he In 2007, girlfriend of five years, Bo’s Disease). After a year of dialysis, to him. Bo is donated one of her kidneys Jennifer Clark, The Courier- currently a freelance photographer for Velocity, Bo and Journal and other national publications. In May, Louisville. near Farms Hollow Fox at married be will Jennifer Bo will also be returning to earn to U of L this year a second transplant is doing fine and his health is degree. His kidney photography failed almost “I said. Bo peculiar,” “It’s stable. Life but I’m working as a photographer today. at Trinity, ways.” works in funny Fla., from Neptune Beach, SETH DUTSCHKE recently moved which Fla. He is currently working on ERAM, to Jacksonville, stands for En Route Automation Modernization with the to update air traffic control Administration, Aviation Federal mid-1990s. the since use in been has that equipment 2002 Class Ambassadors: Matt Burke - [email protected] Gousha - [email protected] Trevor Adam Hitt - [email protected] Craig Kannapel - [email protected] Chad Pfeifer - [email protected]
1998 Class Ambassadors: Andy Diebold - [email protected] - [email protected] Andy Hennessey JarviJeremy - [email protected] Class Ambassadors: Beck Beckman - [email protected] Brace - [email protected] Shawn Matt Gamertsfelder - [email protected] Matt Janes - [email protected] Sean Miranda - [email protected] Nathan Sasse - [email protected] Matt Zurkuhlen - [email protected] overtime field goal in a 46-yard to kicked B BIRONAS RO Titans to victory the visiting Miami over lead the Tennessee lead. 18-point an blowing after 20 Dec. 27-24 Dolphins overtime. in first ball the got and toss coin the won Miami off a Miami pass on the firstovertime picked Tennessee later. plays four winner the kicked Rob and series, recently named vice president was SEAN MIRANDA Trust Co. in Yards Bank & and financial adviser at Stock Louisville. 1996 1995 Class Ambassadors: Rob De Lessio - [email protected] Brian Hemmerle - [email protected] Jason Morgan - [email protected] B.J. Ruckriegel - [email protected] are pleased to Casie, B DE LESSIO and his wife, RO Deannounce the birth Silas Karem of their third child, Class of 2028. Big sisters Trinity future Rock, a Lessio, to all future Rocks “Here’s Kiara and Saibrin are doing well. Rob says. out there,” are pleased to announce Rhiannon, JEFF KING and his wife, at Feb. 22, on the birthKing, Lucy Grace of their first child, after a very 2:18 a.m., long labor. 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] or [email protected] Ralston - [email protected] John Wallace the principal of Atherton recently named TOM ABERLI was He had been assistant principalHigh School in Louisville. at Atherton for two years and associate principal at South Oldham High School prior to that. Kentucky Energy Efficiency Program for Schools (KEEPS), a Energy Schools (KEEPS), Efficiency Program for Kentucky school districts reduce to help Kentucky program designed expenses. operating energy and lower consumption 1993 has been named an assistantBERLAIN has been named TODD CHAM comes to Todd coach at Kansas University. volleyball the volunteer assistant a one-year stint as Kansas following during which coach at the University of Kentucky, women’s most successful experienced one of the the Wildcats finished Kentucky In 2009, history. seasons in program for the fifth NCAA Tournament appeared in the 29-5 overall, 16 for the first to the Sweet consecutive year and advanced Todd played was expanded to 64 teams. time since the field where he at Ball State University, for four seasons volleyball Volleyball earned Intercollegiate first-team All-Midwestern Association honors as a senior after pacing the squad nationally ranked State was with 3.29 kills per set. Ball Cardinals seasons; the for portionsall four of Todd’s of record during those years.compiled a 78-39 (.667) Todd team volleyball on Trinity’s began his career as a star 2007 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Booker Johnny Michael Elder - [email protected] Will Ellison - [email protected] - [email protected] Feusner Travis George - [email protected] Timmy Alex Hermes - [email protected] - [email protected] Lowe David - [email protected] Nick McKinley Osting - [email protected] - [email protected] Penny Tom Jon Schmitt - [email protected] - [email protected] Chris Townsend where University, Kentucky JOEY COE is a junior at Western with a concentration in sustainable he is studying geography He is also working a minor in creativedevelopment. toward Lastglobe. the circumnavigated has Joey writing.addition, In program. Sea at Semester the in participated he semester “Eleven says. Joey done – so far,” the coolest thing I’ve “It’s and countless memories.” 108 days countries, a student and center on the football SPOELKER, DANE named to the was Ky., team at Centre College in Danville, Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference All-Conference second team. 2006 Class Ambassadors: Abell - [email protected] - [email protected] James Dawson Adam Ernst - [email protected] Nils Herdelin - [email protected] Chris Horn - [email protected] - [email protected] Saylor Kyle and wide receiver on the a student , KYLE SAYLOR received Ky., football team at Centre College in Danville, an honorable mention to the Southern Athletic Collegiate Conference All-Conference team. degree from ITT JIM SUGRUE will earn his bachelor’s Institute in April. Jim lives in Louisville. Technical 2005 Class Ambassadors: Deeds - [email protected] Dunn Drew Eversole - [email protected] Wes Eric Gant - [email protected] Eric Gustafson - [email protected] Kmetz - [email protected] Tyler Martin - [email protected] Tyler Jacob Raderer - [email protected] Rieber - [email protected] Robert Sampson - [email protected] William Vissing - [email protected] 2004 Class Ambassadors: - [email protected] Coleman Coffey Hettinger - [email protected] Kyle Kannapel - [email protected] Drew recently promoted to part-timeJEFF STEELE JR. was supervisor at UPS’ Worldport hub in Louisville. 2003 Class Ambassadors: John Dean - [email protected] Alex Germano Dan Meade - [email protected] Miranda - [email protected] Ryan Cole Nunier - [email protected] PorterAndrew - [email protected] Jon Shore - [email protected] are pleased to COOK and Nicolet Johanna French CLAY attended announce their engagement to be married. Clay Gilford the University by of Louisville. He is employed graphic designer Flooring Inc. and is also a self-employed isand musician. Nicolet is a graduate of U of L and couple willmarketing coordinator for Gilford Flooring Inc. The Wis. in Galesville, be married in late June at Eastside Farm recently admitted to Oxford University’s JOHN DEAN was year. (England) MBA program for the 2010-11 academic toJohn is one of 238 students from 49 countries admitted the program. recently relocated from Tampa, Fla., to Fla., from Tampa, GOUSHA recently relocated TREVOR workto promoted J& E the for was he where Mass., Boston, winery. family-owned private, largest world’s the Winery, Gallo largest-volume He will be working with one of the winery’s the brand in Connecticut, managing Creek, Redwood wines, Prior to his Island and Vermont. Rhode Massachusetts, Brothers had worked for Johnson Liquor Trevor promotion, for three wholesaler for Florida, the E & J Gallo Company, years. 7, married Nov. CHAD PFEIFER and Katie Hurley were Kentucky Western attended Both Ind. Evansville, in 2009, Louisville in 2006. Chad is anUniversity to and moved Group (formerly Fetter account executive at The Fetter Lyons. consultant at Hilliard and Katie is a financial Printing), Olliges will be and Rebecca Lynn ANTHONY TATMAN Catholic Church in married5 at Holy Family on June Louisville. ravis ravis rinity ou” items odd Chamberlain ‘05 T ou” submissions for length rinity High School reserves ravis Wagoner ’90 via Wagoner ravis ews fromthe right to edit “News Y and content. e-mail at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: T Attn: T High School, 4011 Shelbyville Wagoner, KY 40207. Louisville, Road, T Let your brother alumni happening what’s know in your life. Submit your Y from “News to Alumni Relations & Communications Director T NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 10 11
Joseph ’70 Kane ’57wife of Bob Kiper Krill ’12 ’10 and Clay Corey ’02, Casey of Vince Aprile ’61Jonathan Lintner ’08; mother-in-law ’82 Krill and ’03 Miranda, Matt ’03 and Ryan Miranda H’00; grandfather of Sean ’96, ’91 Chris Mackey ’81 Boughey Greg ’75 and Kevin of Ron ’72, Prestigiacomo ’99 ’88 grandmother of Alex Rahiya Richard ’72 Rahiya; Charles ’08, Anthony ’98, Andrew ’80 Schoenbachler;Chucky uncle of Aron ’92, Dodd ’11 and Kyle ’10 and Eric ’11 Schoenbachler, Bradley ’07, Casey ’01, O’Connor ’13 Stallings Jr. Stephen David Thompson ’07 T. ber); grandfather of David ’11 Welter Benjamin ’09 and Matthew Dr. Walter L. “Pete” Johnson, father of Tod L. Johnson ’77 father of Tod Johnson, L. “Pete” Walter Dr. ’75Dwight Johnstone A. ’88 Kammer Jim J. ’83 and Jeffrey J. ’80, mother of John Carol J. Kammer, “Mike” ’61 and Michael mother of CharlesRosemary J. “Charlie Jr. Wilder Kane, cheerleaders), Trinity Kiper (one of the original Mary T. Korn ’83 mother of Nicholas ’80 and Matthew Ellen Jane Korn, Kremer ’73 of Kenny mother Virginia Mae Kremer, Ron ’75 and Joe ’81 Krill; grandmother of mother of Chuck ’70, Rose (Habeeb) Krill, Joseph ’72 and John ’78 Kaufman mother of Kustes, Maddux Kaufman Patricia ’11 III father of Gerald Laws Jr., “Butch” Laws Gerald F. ’77 Lesousky father of John ’75 and David Michael Ignatius Lesousky, ’91 Michael Lindsay ’59; mother of wife of Bob Lindsay Nancy Butler Lindsay, ’66; grandmother of Lintner Jr. mother of William James Lintner, Nancy Philip Watson MaryGary mother of ’78 Agnes Ludwig, Ludwig M. Maier ’08 ’07 and Joshua mother of Alan J. Jr. Elizabeth Ann Maier, mother of Michael H. McKiernan ’62 Catherine Gillem McKiernan, David Meredith, father of David Meredith ’89 father of David Meredith, David Gregory W. ’74, K. ’77 and Jeffrey father of Donald J. Jr. Donald James Metry Sr., of Debbie father of John J. Miranda III H’00; father-in-law John J. “Jack” Miranda Jr., ’02 father of Richard Nachby Alan Nachby, father of Brian Nelson ’82 Vincent Sr., B. Nelson Nicklies ’06 grandfather of Grant Charles E. “Bud” Nicklies, Nold ’78 son of Tony Vincent Nold ’12, Alexander ’75 Norcross L. III ’72 and Kelly of Kenneth father L. Norcross, Kenneth Andy ’83 and Matt ’86 Parker father of Gerard S. “Skip” Parker, ’72; mother of Marty ’02; sister wife of Doug Pohl Pohl Pohl, Donna Marie (Boughey) Prestigiacomo ’76; grandfather of Mike father of Michael Sam L. Prestigiacomo, ’67 Pusey father of Paul Jack Norman Pusey, Robert ’62, ’67 and John ’60 (deceased), Jr. of Mike mother (Eakle), Hazel Rahiya Robert father of Jim Rook ’78 “Bob” Rook, ’79 and Kenny Eddie ’69, brother of Joseph ’68, ’65, John J. Schoenbachler Sr. ’58 C. Barr Schuler Sr. William ’71 and John ’74 Michael ’62, sister of Kathleen Mary Slattery, O’Connor Kathryn mother of Joshua Stephen Smith ’97 Husted Smith, James Robert ’62 “Jim” Snawder ’68 James Strane Sr. William Howard father of Stephen Stallings ’81; grandfather of Robert Stallings ’60, G. “Bobby” Board mem- Foundation father of Tim Thompson (Trinity Thompson Sr., J. “F.J.” Frank mother of Thomas ’67 and Michael ’69 Uhde Uhde, Maurine Whitley Fugett ’13 grandmother of Bobby Walker, Peggy great aunt of Rob ’91 and Chris ’93 Beaven Ward, Ann Beaven ’78 Warndorf father of David James “Jim” Herbert Warndorf, ’81 Welter; grandfather of father of James ’79 and Thomas Robert Eugene Welter, father of Daniel Wheat ’71 William C. Wheat, Wiseman ’66 mother of Mike Julia “Billie” E. Wiseman, Clyde Lee Zellers ’70
lacrosse coach) Nathaniel ’09 and Aaron ’10 Jenkins Thomas Tyra ’87 Thomas Tyra Guetig; grandmother of Kevin ’91 and Keith ’94 Guetig ’91 and Keith Guetig; grandmother of Kevin Paul ’74 and Joseph Edward ’77 Gerding ’74 and Joseph Edward Paul and Theodore P. ’82 Frey II; grandmother of William Frey ’13 II; grandmother of William Frey ’82 Frey and Theodore P. ’87 principal); grandfather of John Duerr ’03; great uncle of Patrick Duerrprincipal); grandfather of John Duerr ’91 ’03; great uncle of Patrick F. ’69, Stephen G. ’74 and William E. ’75 Chady Stephen G. ’74 and William ’69, F. chermohle; grandmother of Alex Buschermohle ’05 Bumba; mother-in-law of Tom Dues ’61; grandmother of Thomas ’84 and of Tom Bumba; mother-in-law ’85 Dues David ’87 Buckler;Buckler ’97 grandmother of Kenneth of Tim Ising ’97 ’97; sister of Paul Davin (former Trinity faculty) (former Trinity Davin ’97; sister of Paul emoriam In M Lloyd H. Johnson, father of Keith Niner ’72 father of Keith H. Johnson, Lloyd Katy Honour, mother of Douglas S. Honour ’93 Katy Honour, father of Shaun Hourigan ’99 Richard “Rich” Hourigan, Mary mother of Charles M. Jenkins ’73; grandmother of Jo Campbell Jenkins, Clyde R. Hancock Sr., father of Rick ’71, Jim ’73 and George ’80 Hancock father of Rick ’71, Clyde R. Hancock Sr., G. ’72 Hardesty mother of Joseph C. ’70 and Kevin Adrienne George Hardesty, mother of Henry of Juanita Marie Hensel, George Hensel ’80; mother-in-law Martha Hahn, mother of Michael P. Hahn ’70; mother-in-law of Pete Schroeder (Trinity (Trinity Schroeder Pete of mother-in-law ’70; Hahn P. Michael of mother Hahn, Martha mother of Martin (Holahan) Hamilton, Cross Holahan ’61 Margaret “Peg” Virginia (Pohl) Gering, grandmother of Stephen Gering ’04 Virginia Gering, (Pohl) Nold ’78 sister of Tony Cheryl Glassner, ’67 and Richard ’81 mother of Peter Carolyn Baldina Schoenbachler Guetig, John Richard Garber, father of Douglas Garber (former Trinity faculty) father of Douglas Garber (former Trinity John Richard Garber, of Kathryn mother-in-law Mershon H’92 Ruth Herre Gardner, John ’71, Philip Anthony mother of James Michael ’65, Dorothea Marie Gerding, John A. Dykal, father of Peter A. ’80 and Christopher J. ’82 Dykal father of Peter John A. Dykal, mother of Stephen Joseph Echsner ’85 Betty L. Kraesig Echsner, ’69 Fages of Timothy father Marcel Fages, ’85 father of Shaun C. Feeney Sr., Feeney Donald Edward ’71 father of Norbert R. FischerNorbert Jr. R. Fischer Sr., ’68 Ronald Foushee mother of Jean Foushee, ’95 and Gary brother of Ryan (deceased) ’99 Franconia ’05, Austin Lee Franconia M. ’80 Francis M. ’78, ’77. David mother of William J. Jr. Frey, Helen Anne Medley Joseph F. Dye Sr. ’60, brother of William K. Dye ’62; father of Joseph F. Dye Jr. Dye Jr. brother of William K. Dye ’62; father of Joseph F. ’60, Dye Sr. Joseph F. Jeannie Cockerel, mother of Greg Cockerel ’93 of Greg Cockerel mother Jeannie Cockerel, John K. Dattilo ’76 faculty) (former Trinity Davin James Paul Ron H’98 Domhoff Joe ’77 and Father ’68, mother of Tom Flora Marie Domhoff, teacher and Thomas Duerr H’92 (former Trinity brother of Rev. R. Duerr, Francis Thomas L. Canary Sr., father of Thomas L. Canary Jr. ’77 father of Thomas L. Canary Jr. Thomas L. Canary Sr., K. Caster III ’77 Owen mother of Louise Bobzien Caster, Joyce Robert Thomas A. ’65, J. ’67, mother of Edward Doris Lorraine Chady (Hollinger), Benita Riggs Buschermohle, mother of J. Robert Jr. ’75 and Michael J. ’76 Bus- mother of J. RobertBenita Riggs Buschermohle, Jr. Steven Alexander Buren ’82 Alexander Buren Steven A. ’66 and BruceMary K. ’70 Burch David mother of Virginia “Ginnie” Burch, Regina L. Bumba, mother of Ronald ’61, Charles ’68 (deceased) and Alan ’69 mother of Ronald ’61, Regina L. Bumba, Kenneth Michael Bradley Jr. ’68 Jr. Michael Bradley Kenneth brother of Gregory Brown ’74, H. Brown ’65 Douglas Edward ’79 and Jeff Pat ’72, mother of David Buckler, Cecelia Jean “Granny” Paul S. Aulbach, father of Robert L. Aulbach ’79 S. Aulbach, Paul Azzara ’13 grandfather of Brandon Azzara, Michael Dominic ’11; father-in-law Rowe grandfather of Sean Bientz ’63, Louis Edward Mary Amick, mother of Paul ’65 and Bill ’69 Amick; grandmother of Mark and Bill ’69 Amick; grandmother ’65 Amick of Paul Mary mother Amick, TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME NOMINATION FORM (All nominations due by May 31, 2010)
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ELIGIBILITY A nominee will automatically be considered for the Hall of Fame for five In order to be eligible for induction into the Trinity High School Hall of (5) consecutive terms. Fame, a nominee must, on the day of induction: 1. Be age 35 or older. If a nominee is not inducted after the fifth term, his/her nomination 2. Not be presently employed by Trinity High School or have been consideration will be placed in inactive status for five (5) years. employed two (2) years prior to nomination. 3. Not be a current member of the Alumni and/or School boards of A nominee with inactive status will be activated only if his/her Trinity High School. consideration has been re-nominated after the five- (5) year span.
CRITERIA Trinity’s president has final veto power over any nominee/inductee. All nominees must meet at least two (2) of the following criteria: 1. A record of acknowledged leadership in his/her professional or HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE STRUCTURE community life. The Hall of Fame Committee shall consist of two (2) sub-committees: 2. A record of outstanding stewardship to Trinity High School measured Nomination and Selection. Each sub-committee will consist of eight (8) by the giving of his/her time, talent and treasure. members as follows: 3. A record of outstanding performance and distinguished achievement Three (3) members representing the Alumni Board while employed by Trinity High School. (HOF chair included) 4. A record of outstanding performance and distinguished achievement Two (2) members representing the Faculty/Staff/Administration as a Trinity High School student in academics, athletics or extra- (past or present) curricular activities. One (1) member who is a current Hall of Fame member 5. A Trinity High School alumnus. One (1) member representing the Foundation Board One (1) member representing the School Board CATEGORIES Nominees will be selected from one of four categories. The Hall of Fame chair shall reside on both sub-committees. Please select which categories apply: ____ 1. Professional/Community Life The Hall of Fame chair will ask the chair of the Alumni, Foundation and ____ 2. Stewardship to Trinity School boards for individuals serving on their respective board to be ____ 3. Trinity Faculty/Administration Staff considered for the Hall of Fame Committee. ____ 4. Trinity Student/Alumnus The Hall of Fame chair will ask the Faculty/Staff/Administration BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH committee member for names to be considered for the Hall of (Please submit the necessary extra pages to detail the following Fame Committee. characteristics of the candidate. The Hall of Fame Committee will make its selection based on the biographical sketch that is provided.)celebrationThe Hall adof Fame chair will appoint persons to each respective 1. Please describe the nominee’s leadership and outstanding sub-committee. accolades in his/her professional or community life. 2. Please describe the nominee’s outstanding stewardship (time, talent ACQUIRING HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS and treasure) to Trinity. The Hall of Fame shall be on the agenda for the first meeting of 3. Please list and/or describe the nominee’s outstanding performance the calendar year for the Alumni, Foundation and School boards. and distinguished achievements while employed by Trinity High Hall of Fame nomination forms will be distributed. School. 4. Please list and/OR describe the nominee’s outstanding performance Class Ambassador Chair will solicit nominations via e-mails to and distinguished achievements as a Trinity High School student. Class Ambassadors and at any Class Ambassador meetings held during the year. TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME STANDING RULES A candidate for the Hall of Fame will become a nominee once a Hall of Fame nomination forms will be available online at www.thsrock.net completed nomination form is received. and in the Leader magazine. “I truly began to understand the impact of Gospel ideals through Trinity’s loving, caring and grace-filled teachers.”
2010 Trinity Shamrock Bass Classic Taylorsville Lake • Possum Ridge Boat Camp Saturday, May 8, 2010 • 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. Itinerary 4:30-6 a.m. Registration, continental breakfast, launching of boats 6:45 a.m. Pre-tournament information, Invocation 7 a.m. Official start 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Official tournament hours 2 p.m. Weigh-In, awards, cookout buffet, door prizes $100 Entry Fee Per Two-Man Boat • includes $5 per boat “Big Fish Entry” • includes Breakfast and cookout lunch Winnings • includes tournament shirt • $1,000 first-place prize • Minimum five-place payout Sponsorships Available! • Number of finishes $200 Level - Mention of sponsorship in all appropriate Trinity paid increases with every publications and complimentary boat entry (you must supply the boat). 10 boats over 50 • $500 for Big Fish $300 Level - Mention of sponsorship in all appropriate publications, company name on tournament sponsorship board inside the tent, complimentary boat entry (you must supply the boat). For more info, contact Joe Fowler ’71 at Trinity (502) 736-8221, [email protected]) or visit www.trinityrocks.com ENTRY FORM 2010 Trinity Shamrock Bass Classic Participants must have at least one person in each boat affiliated with Trinity High School by beng an alumnus, a Trin- ity student, a parent of a past or present student, or an employee of Trinity. Make checks payable to: Trinity High School Mail to: Trinity High School, Attn: Shamrock Bass Classic, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207 (“The Never Ending”), Ending”), Never (“The - ame - o UT Some Some of the teams he has played for in Switzerland last Stich’s officialgame with Vacallowas in 2005, goal Stich’s for 2005 was to take the team to the In May 2007, the team was again promoted to the game record-setting the in minutes 4½ played Stich in Italian. Massagno, Sion MoMo, Bellinzona, Pregassona, include player- player, a was he Vacallo, For Vacallo. and Lugano - Un boys the coaching is he Currently coach. and coach Vacallo. for der 15 team were and LNB the won team his and he 50, age at when, promoted to the top league, LNA. League National A is the top league and League National B is the second highest, similar to Division I and NCAA. Division II in the LNA, which he accomplished. He also hoped to score two points, in the top league. He was able to help take Va- problems to due financial thebut team to the LNA, in League B. stay to callo opted LNA and this time made the move. As a result, at age 52, Stich was able to fulfill his lastgoal. He scored two points and in doing so set a record as the oldest player in Switzerland to play and score two points in the top league. and was from the two-for-two free throw line with one assist and one steal. All of the local the or Stich, newspapers about stores - lished pub to Trinity alumnus Gary Stich Stich Stich was a standout player at In UT-Chattanooga. In 2007, at age 52, Stich became the oldest - profes for Finland, Helsinki, in basketball played also Stich married. were Manuela, his wife, and 1986, Stich In 1987 in Bank ABNAMRO for working started Stich ’73. Theformer Shamrock basketballstar was inducted to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - Athlet the held at Chattanooga a ceremony at ics Fame of Hall 2009 the 13, Feb. On 12. Feb. on Club Country and Golf during halftime ofclass was UT- honored Hall of Fame basketball. men’s Chattanooga’s 1977, the Moccasins won the NCAA Division II - Na tional Championship. Stich later played professional where in lives currently ballSwitzerland, He in Europe. been has he 1978. since sional basketball player in Switzerland to game. score in a one year, winning the championship there for a team called Topo. and live Michael, and Michelle children, two Theyhave which in Inferiore, is Morbio 15 from minutes Lugano, Switzerland, in the southern part of Switzerland where is Italian spoken. Theyare also 45Milan, from minutes Italy. to IBM in outsourced was The company operator. as an 2005. Stich is part of the Service Delivery Management and is for the thismanager first IBM incident ac- Team in Switzerland. count Congratulations Gary T ’73 Inducted Stich all of F Hall of Athletics Chattanooga
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show show “How I Mother” on Met Jan. Your 11. James was Pumphrey show. the of beginning the at 1” No. boy “frat new series called “Players,” TV’s Spike on a alsorole got which debuted March 2. He stars as bartender Calvin on which the centers on show, Trout two brothers who a sportsopen bar. pretty is which model, fitness aspiring an and … minded especially funny, Pumphrey considering my physique,” told geles. worked for where AmericanIdol.com, he was an editor 2009. 2006 to from site the Web on host and er, Dr. Ruthie Reed, all earned degrees in 2009, and their and 2009, in degrees earned all Reed, Ruthie Dr. er, the in published was story fall. last News sociation Technical College, Josh graduated from Trinity High School Reed, and Dr. graduated their from themother, University of Louisville Dental School. Dr. Reed is a of Louisville International Adoption whichProgram, of isAdoption Louisville International a branch of the Department University’s of Pediatrics Center ChildEvaluation Weisskopf the at located is and Sciences Campus. the Health on The JOHN article in the publisher Tom HOLLENBACH was featured in was featured on were featured in lo- was featured in Business First Business First HAYDEN ’02 HOWARD ’66 ARNOLD ’86 on Nov. 30, 2009. on Arnold Nov. is a detective Trinity alumni MICHAEL RICK MIKE were quoted in a
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The on Courier-Journal Jan. 13. Hayden, who won two national soccer titles at Indiana University and played for the Houston Dynamo of Valley Major Mockingbird League for coach will He Soccer, Louisville. in back is select the for and play Louisvilleprogram Soccer Club’s team. new indoor the facility’s Lightning,
. det umerous Numerous Media in the Rocks WHAS11’s evening WHAS11’s news. He is the clinic director, an assistant professor and a pediatrician at the University cal print and broadcast media this - Congratula winter. their success! all to for tions Courier-Journal with Louisville Metro Arnold Police. has also appeared on the A&E cable network’s “The First48,”crime series. a reality a pursue to him inspiring childhood his experiences for movies the while kid, at a As enforcement. law in career his house was burglarized. ‘I with remember his family, a career With Arnold says. my family,’ affected that how in law enforcement, Arnold envisioned ‘the chance to violent of victims of family’s the on effect positive a have crimes.’ Department, Arnold has previously district gang, worked domestic patrol, violence/sex crimes, five homicide joined Arnold sheriff. deputy a as worked and has years ago and sees it as, ‘the opportunity to showcase skills’.” investigative overall playing and coaching sports, as well as household im- landscaping. and projects provement Business First was featured in , Trinity parent (Grant ’99, Carl (Grant parent , Trinity on Feb. 26. Rueffis president of H’06 RUEFF Business First BOB Founded Founded in 1996, Wise Technical Marketing - dis davID WISE ’79 on on Dec. 25, 2009. Wise is president of Wise Technical is Inc. Theplanningto Marketing company move from a home-based office Louisville in to Albany, New where it IN will open a 57,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. make to used materials raw other and colorants tributes paint, ink and plastics. It also markets a line of custom pigment dispersions, or colorants, that are formula. proprietary - the company’s using manufac tured ’05 and Alan ’06) and Honorary tured in Alumnus, was - fea RueffSigns Inc., and thewon company thebid to take down the City National signs - from City National Tow er in downtown in Louisville and replace them with a new 12-foot-tall PNC logo and “PNC” in multi-piece, 9-foot-tall letters. It was the third time RueffSign has changed the signage and probably the most Rueff, a difficult. rugbyplayer and coach, hired two rugby- play crew his augment to Club Rugby Louisville the from ers each weekend. CONTINUED Dr. and Mr. Reed carefully planned their finances to finances their planned carefully Reed Mr. and Dr. than older decades two almost is Reed Dr. 47, age At A Catholic education for their sons, however, was If If you have any questions or if you would like to join your reunion committee, please contact ’90, Wagoner Travis Trinity! from our graduation of anniversary 50th the marks year This Theplan for Sept. 17is to enjoy areception (startingat 4p.m.) and Trinity-CincinnatiattendSt. the Xavier football being discussed. Sept. 18 are for Plans via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You alumni relations and communications director, at Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) orwagoner@thsrock. Office 736-2180 Advancement Trinity’s at director, communications and alumni relations net. Class of 1960 – September 17-18 Matthews. St. of to nightlife the adjourn we’ll game, the After Stadium. Marshall Trinity’s at (7:30 p.m.) game Committee: ’60 Reunion Class of Block Dave Arnold Jake Fitzgerald Mike Duffy Pat Bruenderman Warren pdate Class Reunion U 1960, ’65, ’70, this’75,are year reunions beto in held 2010. allClassesbegunhas reunions celebrating class for Planning ’05. ’80, ’85, ’90, ’95, 2000 and - informa reunion receive will you already, not have you If details. reunion finalize to working are committees Reunion tion via mail. - Reunion information is also then available at “Activi & trinityrocks.com. Just click Friends,” on “Alumni ties.” 1980 Mercy Academy alumna and her husband, Scott, graduated from the old Bishop David High School in 1981. (The all-boysBishop Davidand the all-girlsAn- gela Merici High merged to form Holy Cross High in 1984). The Reedsmoved to Tuba City,Ariz., after Dr. Reed completed dental school. Scott took early - retire ment from his job as a long-distance truck free- driver, ing him up to manage the household while his wife - fo cused Reedon her is Dr. coursework. currently serving in the Indian Health Service as a commissioned Public Health Service officer. She and her husband Reservation. the Navajo on work and live were both While reality. a dream school dental the make they working, enough saved to pay off theirhouse, sold their RV. up gave and land some most new dentists. She worked as a dental assistant for dentist. a become to wanted she deciding before years 10 She firstcompleted her undergraduate education and was about to start dental school when Scott injured his in cash to decision the made couple The job. the on back savings, selltheir theirretirement boat and some stock, loans. in student possible as much as take out and firm are family Reed entire The cutbacks. for area an not education. Catholic of in thebelievers power edia Media in the Rocks
ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI 16 17 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Theplan 5for Nov. is to enjoy areception (startingat being discussed. 6 are Nov. for Plans via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You The plan for Sept. 10 is to enjoy a reception (starting at (starting reception a to10is enjoy for Sept. plan The via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You Theplan for Oct. 29is to a enjoy reception (starting at via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You 4 p.m.) and attend the Trinity playoff football playoff game (7:304 the and p.m.) attend Trinity Marshall Stadium. After the p.m.) at game, we’ll Trinity’s Matthews. St. of the nightlife to adjourn Committee: ’85 Reunion Class of Ashley Jeff Troutman David SengRob Committee: ’80 Reunion of Class Steele Jeff Bill Fust King John Welch Joe Davis Steve Catlett Brent 1985 – November 5-6 Class of 4 p.m.) and attend the Trinity-Cincinnati Elder football Marshall Stadium. Aftergame (7:30 the p.m.) at Trinity’s Matthews. in St. Saints to adjourn we’ll game, Committee: ’90 Reunion Class of Roby Scott Ryan Jesse Fine Thad Goheen Dave Wagoner Travis Chris Haunz Chad Dierken Kleinholter Mike M. Sullivan Kevin Class of 1995 – October 29 football Catholic Trinity-Lexington the attend and p.m.) 4 Marshall Stadium. Aftergame (7:30 the p.m.) at Trinity’s Matthews. in St. Saints to adjourn we’ll game, Committee: ’95 Reunion Class of Hemmerle Brian Ruckriegel B.J. DeRob Lessio Dustin Price Class of 1990 – September 10 - Theplan for Sept. 17is to attend areception at aSt. via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You at (starting reception a to 10is enjoy for Sept. plan The The plan for Oct. 1 is to enjoy a reception at the Parrish the at reception a enjoy to is 1 Oct. for plan The being discussed. Oct. 2 are for Plans via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You You will receive detailed reunion information via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You Theplan for Sept. 17is to attend areception (starting After the game,we’ll head to aSt. Matthews watering looking into arranging a round of golf on Satur We’re Class of 1975 – September 17 Class of ’70 Reunion Committee: ’70 Reunion Class of Edelen Glenn Phil Kayrouz Meehan Pat Jerry Ditsler Baldwin Mark Gliessner Tom McCarthy David McDaniel Tim Murdock Tom Matthews watering hole and then St. Xavier football game Trinity-Cincinnati (7:30 p.m.) at possibly attend the Stadium. Marshall Trinity’s Committee: ’75 Reunion Class of Fallot Mike Robert Klein Class of 1980 – September 10 4 p.m.) and attend the Trinity-Cincinnati Elder football Marshall Stadium. Aftergame (7:30 the p.m.) at Trinity’s - Trin Durlauf, (Sean Place Gerstle’s to adjourn we’ll game, ity Class of ’93, owner) in St. Matthews where Thumper and the Plaid Rabbits (Mike Sheehy ’82, drummer) will the entertainment. provide via mail. information detailed reunion will receive You Class of 1970 – October 1-2 House on Floyd Street and attend the Trinity-St. Xavier Stadium. Cardinal John’s Papa at (8 p.m.) football game day morning, Sept. 18. morning, day Committee: ’65 Reunion Class of Roy Hill Radmacher Frank Schwager Steve Tom Hand Tom Himelreich Lou Lee Humphrey Lichtefeld Paul Oser Paul Netherton Ken eptember 17-18Class of 1965 – S at 4 p.m.) and the Trinity-Cincinnati St. Xavier football Stadium. Marshall Trinity’s at (7:30 p.m.) game hole. The plan for June 5 is to enjoy an evening at Brownie’s Brownie’s at evening an enjoy to is 5 June for plan The You will receive detailed reunion information via Class of 2005 – June 5 Class of - Brown Parkway. Whittington on Bar & Grille Shed” “The is owned by the family of ie’s our Brown. Jason classmate afternoon. the for works is in the day field A possible mail. Committee: ’05 Reunion Class of Kmetz Tyler Ostrander Stephan Fogle Patrick Eric Gant Robert Sampson Lavelle Steven Raderer Jacob
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FOUNDATION HIGH SCHOOL HIGH 2010 Trinity Annual Fund 2009 Trinity 2009 Fund Trinity for your investment in their future! The plan for Nov. 5 is to enjoy a reception (starting at (starting reception a 5tois enjoy Nov. for plan The being discussed. 6 are Nov. for Plans You will receive detailed reunion information via Class of 2000 – November 5-6 Class of football playoff game (7:304 the and p.m.) attend Trinity Marshall Stadium. After the p.m.) at game, we’ll Trinity’s Matthews. in St. Pub Irish Malone’s Molly to adjourn mail. Committee: ’00 Reunion Class of Lee Handel Eric Underwood Conliffe Mark DeGaris Scott Hilbert Frankie Cordell Lawrence Ben Whitaker eunion Reunion Class The students of Trinity High School would like would School High Trinity of students The to thank you for your investment in their future! their in investment your for you thank to The students of Trinity High School would like to thank you you thank to like would School High Trinity of students The
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is one of seven graduates of Catholic schools honored at the annual annual the at honored schools Catholic of graduates seven of one is o Be Inducted to magazine’s Esquire
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The dinner induction willApril at in 28beHotel onPlazaheld the ProceedsLouisville. Crown thefrom dinner in 2008. Fame of Hall the Trinity to inducted was Brohm Hall of F Athletic entucky Corbett has cooked on three occasions at the - legend Corbett spearheaded firstLouisville’s benefit dinners Proceeds from the Salute to Catholic School Alumni Thisis the 20thtoSalute Catholic School Alumni, which began in 1990and has beenheld annually since 1994. An Corbett is chef and owner of and Equus Corbett’s: Corbett received the prestigious Golden Toque last Corbett returned to Louisville, joining Casa Grisanti
top top 20 new in restaurants American, and now in its third year. House. Beard James ary him periodicals featured other have local many in active is and autism and diabetes juvenile for causes. go to the Catholic Education Foundation, which was - es - profes school technology, assistance, elementary school tuition Catholic for funding provides in 1996 and tablished initiatives. education religious and educators for development sional Salute to Catholic School Alumni held March 9 at the Galt House Hotel & Suites in downtown Louisville. The salute Louisville. The salute in downtown & Suites Hotel House the Galt 9 at March Schoolheld Alumni Catholic to Salute Foundation. Education theCatholic by sponsored is - to com the contributions diverse the spotlights The event school alumni. Catholic by made munity American Place restaurants and host of the TV program “Secrets of Louisville Chefs He Live.” and his wife, Julie, Catholic Bernadette St. of members are and sons two have Church. to culinary dedication his of lifetime recognizing ex- year, cellence. Indeed, the graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes - el ementary school began his career while Trinity attending University, State High while School. at Later, North Texas he worked at renowned Chandler’s Landing and Ram’s Head. 1985, In he and his father/business late and Sixth Avenue. next Lounge Jack’s opened Corbett Equus. bought partner door in 2000 and more recently An Corbett’s: American Place, recognized in 2008 as one of
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Trinity High School is seeking volunteers to host a junior student for a job shadow Trinity . Those interested will host a student for a minimum of four 2011 in Febuary, day visit. hours and complete a short survey following the student’s (wagoner@thsrock. Wagoner Travis please send the following to Mr. host a junior, To e-mail business phone, business address, business name, net/736-2180): name, brief description of business. address, Joe Henning ([email protected]/736-8274) Questions should be directed to Mr. Dan Zoeller ([email protected]/736-2103) or Mr. Want to host a Trinity student? to host a Trinity Want
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Have questions about your latest statement from Trinity? Want to know the Want about your latest statement from Trinity? questions Have Foundation balance of your contribution? Call Sandy Camerucci at the Trinity Office at (502) 736-2156. STATEMENT QUESTIONS? CALL SANDY! QUESTIONS? CALL STATEMENT ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI 22 23 ischer ’76 Jim King Greg F - ies has a son who is is who son a has youngest youngest brother, John for the office of Metro- Louis Fischer ’76 King’s rinity T Greg In In addition, Jim has numerous other Trinity - con available is campaign Jim’s about information More If anyone knows of other candidates with Trinity In addition, there are a number of other relatives of of relatives other of number a are there addition, In More information about campaign Greg’s is - avail At At least two of the candidates in this race year’s – Candidate Jim King, King, is a son, 1980 John alumnus. King Trinity John’s Jr., is a 2008 alumnus. campaign Jim’s - manager, Jona alumnus. a 1996 Trinity is Hurst, than nections, nections, including grandson Tyler Plumeri, Class of 2012, and son-in-law John Plumeri, who graduated in stepson, 1988. Matt Jim’s Reed, is a 1993 alumnus. He - Bran alumni: be will or are who nephews three has also ’97 don Jaggers and Chris ’07 and Kevin ’10 Jim’s Nold. ’77, Frank cousins Dennis ’80 ’85 are and Danny Burch graduates. also Trinity www.jimkingformayor.com. at connections, please e-mail them to wagoner@thsrock. site. Web will Trinity’s we post them on and net a Trinity alumnus, George, a from the Trinity Class of 2009. His Greg May. in Trinity from graduate will Nick, son, other also has three brothers who are Trinity alumni: Mark Chris in 1987. in 1981 and Paul in 1977, graduated Greg Greg who are graduates of or Trinity current students, and ’77 Don ’75, Jerry ’70, Charles cousins his including graduated Walsh Dan cousin Greg’s RobertFischer. ’84 in son 1972, Scott and graduated Dan’s in 2009. Greg’s cousin Tom Walsh graduated in 1976, son and Tom’s Another 2015. of Class the of willmember bea Connor cousin, John Walsh, graduated in Steve cousin 1978, Greg’s ’05. of Class the of member a and is Sean his son graduated in Walsh 1971, and his son, will Connor, be a member of the Class of 2015. Greg also has nephews Trinity. at ’13 Karman Noah Alex ’11 and www.gregfischer.com at able Candidate The 2010 ction ele 2 Candidates for2 Candidates ayor M Louisville T Have ville mayor ville is for the mayor hotly contested first time inmany willJerry years. Longtime Mayor step Abramson down the at end of his term current and is seeking election to Kentucky with governor current the of lieutenant office Beshear. Steve Governor Greg Fischer alumnus and 1969 1976 St. Xavier Trinity alumnus Jim King – have many Trinity connections. Dembeelectedthe- to running currently are Both men chair and founder is Fischer candidate. mayoral ocratic man of Iceberg Ventures, a private Bank. Southern King of investment president/owner is King firm. - , which Louisville - “law a listing is The Bestof Lawyers Best Lawyers The Best Lawyers in Amer in Lawyers Best The Best Lawyers Best were listed among op ocks ocks R
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Trinity Tennis Finds a Home
Trinity is partnering with alumnus Chris Mather ‘86 and his Top Gun Tennis Academy to build seven outdoor courts to be used exclusively by the Trinity tennis team during its season. The facility (located on Elite Boulevard, just off Old Henry Road near the Gene Snyder Freeway) also will feature a sheltered pavilion which will be named in memory of Stephen Mather ’89, a four-time regional champion who advanced to the state finals all four years of his career, winning the individual title in 1986. The courts will be branded as Trinity’s home, complete with benches and banners adorned with “Power T’s.” Players also will have access to indoor courts, showers, lockers and a training room. “This facility is going to be top-notch and will help us establish a solid tennis program,” said Mather, who is in his first year as the head tennis coach. “We are going to create an atmosphere where the players come together and we get the most out of them, both on and off the court.” As the buzz and excitement builds around the project, fundraising for construction of the courts continues and is about halfway complete. There are naming opportunities available, including some of the courts and benches. “My brother and I are supporting this project because it’s a way to give back to Trinity what Trinity gave us while we were student-athletes here,” said Jeff Chou ’82, who played tennis in the early 1980s, as did his brother, Rodney ’84. “There were several religious mentors and top-notch educators who really impacted our lives and this is our way to honor them. It’s also going to be great that our tennis players have access to such a first-rate facility.” For more information on how to make a contribution to this project, please contact Tim Culver ’82, executive director of the Trinity High School Foundation, at (502) 726-2100 or e-mail him at [email protected]. ROCKCampaign THE for Trinity COURTS Tennis Center
I. Court Naming (7): $25,000 per court
II. Benches (14): $2,000 per bench
III. Banner Sponsors: • Trinity Power T banners (2) - $1,000 per banner (Presenting sponsor will be placed at the bottom of the banner.)
• Team State Championship Banners (1) - $1,000 per banner (Banner will list the Trinity State Championship team years. Presenting sponsor will be placed at the bottom of the banner.)
• Singles/Doubles State Championship Banners (11) - $500 per banner (Each banner will commemorate the past singles and doubles state champions. Presenting sponsor will be placed at the bottom of the banner.)
Court naming rights can take the form of a three- or five-year pledge.
Bench and banner naming will be payment in-full (negotiable).
for more information, contact Tim Culver ’82 at (502) 736-2100 or [email protected]. - irector D ommunications & C elations R lumni ’90, A agoner - Envi Advanced his and Bobrowski Joe Mr. teacher Trinity W April, ravis Upon arriving at Trinity, Bobrowski taught Physics and Physical Science. Over the years, the latter morphed into Earth into Science morphed then Science. Over the latter Physical the years, and Physics taught Bobrowski Trinity, at arriving Upon he “I added.use topics, to current that cover reallyappeals to and me,” theofstudents our environment nature “That ever-changing Bobrowski loves to learn, and that is evident in his passion for teaching. That passion –as well as his legendaryandstature voice – His dedication to teaching is also difficult to surpass.Known for his long summer trips,Bobrowskiselects locales tovisit based on Family. the Trinity with learning lifelong and counseling teaching, of 35 years JoeBob for to thanks Many Bobrowski, Bobrowski, also affectionately knownas and “JoeBob,” his students Based collected, on thethe quality can be water information onrated Creek, Beargrass in interest Bobrowski’s Pa., Wilkes-Barre, of native A a Using backpack electro-shocker to stun fish, classified Bobrowski fish species, notingchanges, and tested chemical parameters as degree Master’s a earned had previously He 1982. in L of U from biology in degree Master’s a earn him helped study the of success The interest in Bobrowski’s all things outdoors, from the smallest water molecule to the mightiest mountain boulders, has been to the students focus Currently Bobrowski’s on chemical and of biomonitoring water quality indexing as part of the - Advanced Environ “TheAdvanced Environmental Science coursehas been a popular seniorelective for Bobrowskiyears,” said in his unmistakable A been Joe self-described Bobrowski has Mr. the served lifelong learner, for director 35 of students (“disciplinar years. Trinity He’s T y Teacher, Counselor, Outdoorsman Outdoorsman Counselor, Teacher, B On the Cover:On the – Bobrowski Joe ian”), assistant principal, Scienceassistant Department of the co-chair and coordinator ian”), old vocational technical In program. addition to teaching Department. the Counseling Science, serves he of co-chair as Environmental Advanced to findwhen going we’re never what know “We isquality popular. unit always Science. The water Ecology Environmental to the current Bobrowski we said. get “The to ofSeneca water Park,” Beargrass Creekat the parkusually tests as ‘fair’on a scale‘poor ranging fromto apartment and businesses lots, parking asgood from about an in for Runoffone hope urban like as creek can Beargrass. That’s excellent.’ that makes complexes bacteria, its including lawn way into the chemicals fertilizer, contaminants, and many creek gasoline, contains oil which sewers, storm with combines system treatment sewage Louisville’s rains. it after highest is Pollution products. petroleum other and creek. into the went salt road of slug a year This River. Ohiothe into of sudden sewage flash a sending overflow, can Chile.” and in Haiti earthquakes the recent like favorite. him a student make brought has and fisherman fly a dedicated is states, 33 in fished has He students. his to back take can he that offer to have might they what is hisofJean wife 24years,companion Campbell. traveling stories.rocks, specimens fishing of course, and, back Bobrowski’s numerous Ray grads, Trinity are who half-brothers two has also 1995) (Trinity, Tony son, Bobrowski’s them. between children three has “The couple 1985).” Kline (Trinity, Kenny 1982) and Kline (Trinity, Each Science theget by ronmental studying spring fever students and celebrate in Seneca Beargrass Creek of Park. the Fork Middle of quality water conduct biomonitoring, which studies the macro-invertebrates bottom that are the basecreek’s on of the food chain. The thestudents also - con duct chemical tests for nitrate, chloride, iron, addition, dissolved In oxygen contaminants. and other and pH. sewage oil, in spikes for observe They water a compute be used to can creek of stretch a along insectsthe present index. quality a scale ranging from poor to excellent. The dataand waterquality index which data submitted compiles is sent Division to of Water, the Kentucky volunteers. and schools from theOhio into most empties vital waterways that County’s Jefferson of one began of his Louisville.in for a thesis 1978 Needing topic on herpetology when the he at River, was University (study student a graduate fish. on quality water of effects and the fish) of (study ichthyology to transitioned he reptiles), of a of a Hedam area. result constructed $2 on floodingthe of million Beargrass Point retention South inCreek to Fork prevent Hikes the month. each once Parkway Eastern to Parkway Hurstbourne from stations six sampling quality, water creek’s the of study three-year a did genera. species 16 21 and comprising fish 15,000 approximately sampling did 26 collections, period,Over the three-year Bobrowski in 1987. L followed U of at in counseling in 1973. A Master’s University Villanova from in earth physics scienceand to teachers offered program Watch” surveyquality in“Water water 1994asofthe Hepart the doing began students. Trinity of his benefit learn students how to measure the chemical, and physical biological Watch,” Speed School J.B. “Water of Engineering. Under by U of L’s parameters of a students sampled stream. the Bobrowski’s Middle Fork of Beargrass Creek for nine months using kits provided by the Water. of Division the Kentucky to the data sent Speed School and water quality field trip. Othermental Science field course’s tripsandinclude campus study ofa a tripthe Trinity’s treesto and on plants Students species. tree various of dominance versus occurrence and frequency study to drop fall leaf the during Forest Memorial Jefferson capstone. the course’s part as of rivers and lakes also study love I physics. and biology chemistry, – school high of years other their take theysciences three other the to cap great a “It’s voice. gravelly the Science Environmental very course because hands-on and it’s combines aspects of all of the sciences, especially in the water quality unit.”
CAMPUS NEWS CAMPUS 26 27 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ame ame all of F Hall of rinity o T of the Trinity Family were inducted to the Trinity Hall of Fame at the 2009 Hall of Fame Banquet on Dec. on Banquet Fame of Hall 2009 the at Fame of Hall Trinity the to inducted were Family Trinity the of
Many thanks to Patrick Potter ’89, chair-elect of the Alumni Board of Directors, for serving as chair of the 2009 Hall of Hall 2009 the of chair as serving for Directors, of Board Alumni the of chair-elect ’89, Potter Patrick to thanks Many Tony Heitzman left an indelible mark on Trinity as a teacher and priest. He was born and raised in Louisville, attending Louisville, in raised and born was He priest. and teacher a as Trinity on mark indelible an left Heitzman Tony Tony was assigned to Trinity in August 1957. Then-Principal Rev. Alfred Steinhauser assigned him to teach algebra, business manager and interim athletic director.In addition to teaching, Tony served as disciplinarian, During the 1966-67 school year, Tony was instrumental in benefited which shaping Corps, Youth Neighborhood the the of compensation director be to package asked was for Tony year, school Catholic 1966-67 the school of end the At In 1969, Tony was appointed coordinator of Catholic churches and schools in West Louisville. He organized teams of In 1971, Tony was appointed pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Louisville. In 1979, Tony was In January 1987, he joined Hospice of Louisville, where he served as chaplain and director of pastoral care for 22 Sr. Jane Hall, SCN was one of the first nuns to teach at Trinity. She was also one of the more challenging teachers to Academy Presentation from graduated and years two for Benedict St. years, six for School Cross Holy attended Jane Sr. After high school, Sr. Jane entered the religious order of the came She Ky. Sisters Henderson, and Ky., Owensboro, of Ky., Bardstown, Tenn., Memphis, Charity in schools Catholic of at taught Jane Sr. Nazareth in Nazareth, Ky. She When Sr. Jane started at Trinity in 1969, her students noticed her diminutive size and thought they had it made. They Sr. Jane also was one of the most dedicated Shamrock fans. She once dressed up last Her could. she in broadcast radio football Trinity every to listen to continued Jane full Sr. Trinity, from retiring after Even Trinity football gear and education. In short, Sr. Jane gave her life to Trinity and Catholic
17. Congratulations to this year’s inductees – Sr. Jane Hall, SCN; Tony Heitzman; CAPT to Trinity and their individual communities. ’87; and Vince Semary – for their contributions Kissel ’69; Emmett Ramser Sam Horton ’70, M.D.; Craig Fame Committee. St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School. He attended St. Meinrad College, earning a bachelor’s degree in philosophy. He then was ordained to the priesthood in 1957. attended St. Meinrad Theological Seminary and but not before leaving a lasting legacy. Latin and religion. Tony left Trinity 10 years later, used then Tony University. Louis Saint at math” “new study to grant Foundation Science National a received Tony 1961, In the methods he learned to transform Trinity’s math department. teachers. He represented lay teachers in negotiating a salary increase and added benefits. permanent a became he summer, the of end the At level. poverty the below families from came who students school high 250 staff person with the Louisville & Jefferson County Trinity to become coordinator of the Russell neighborhood in Louisville’s West End. Community Action Commission. Tony accepted the offer and left religious and lay leaders to study and plan the future for their schools/churches. appointed pastor of St. Barnabas. He held this position until 1986, when he resigned from the priesthood after 30 years of service and married Judy in May l987. years. Tony also developed the Hospice program at the be companions Kentucky to those State prisoners who Reformatory were terminally at ill La and dying Grange, in the training prison hospital. inmates Louisville (now Hosparus) in June 2009. Tony retired to from Hospice of Jordan.Tony and his wife, Judy, have one child, Jenny, and three grandchildren: Makayla, Carly and TONY HEITZMAN a acknowledging saying, for famous is Jane Sr. schedule,” their on name my see they when groan “Students here. teach ever as being tough. reputation throughout Trinity to pay her Presentation tuition. the nursery at SS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital in 1948. She worked in of Louisville. order and to Catholic education in the Archdiocese dedicated her life to the when best” the “picked she felt She schools. different five at teach to offers received and mother her with be to Louisville to she chose Trinity. misleading. She taught algebra, chemistry and physics for 22 years.soon realized, however, that Sr. Jane’s size was Sr. Jane had three families in her life – her biological family, her religious community and Trinity. She gave to every Trinity way that in a woman of limited means could. In addition to teaching, she helped raise money for the Courtesy Cadillac Hall and served on the Faculty Senate.property on Shelbyville Road that became Alumni In addition, she kept the unofficial school record, finding every mention of Trinity in newspapers and putting them on the bulletin board outside the principal’s office. As well, Sr. Jane was beloved among seniors for delivering fresh doughnuts to many senior retreats. 20 years.uniform, and missed only a handful of games in walkerher using it, miss to refused She Stadium. Marshall of completion the after house open the was Trinity at appearance to get across the field and through the stands. N SR. JANE HALL, SC bers mem Six T 6 Inducted
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ame The success of Craig Kissell ’69 on the football field Craig enrolled at Trinity in 1965 after graduating from St. In 1986, his formal medical education completed, Sam providing spent career a in efforts notable most Sam’s of One national and local numerous received has Sam work, his For Baker. Sam and his wife, Jeanne, have one child, Trevor CRAIG KISSEL ’69 and wrestling mat at Trinity and experience in the Navy is an metaphor for his success in business. apt workto electing by community American Native his serve to chose as active duty military in the Indian Health Service. For 20 years, he worked as a general surgeon hospitals in in Arizona, the New Mexico and Indian Oklahoma. He Health also served Service at as deputy chief of surgery and deputy chief of staff at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center (Arizona) and as chief of surgery and chief of staff at Claremore Indian Hospital (Oklahoma). medical care to the underserved was his role in Hurricane Katrina relief following the 2005 storm. Twice the in he care voluntarily medical basic deployed and tocare surgical provide to region Gulf the most primitive of conditions. awards and commendations, including the 2005 “Role Model for Native American Youth” Award. Sam is retired Health Service and continues his work from for his own tribe, serving as the Indian chairman of the Fort Sill Apache Gaming Commission. all of Hall ofF rinity o T In addition, Craig played football for four years and started at defensive tackle for Trinity’s first ever state championship state ever first Trinity’s for tackle defensive at started and years four for football played Craig addition, In Craig attended the U.S. Naval Academy, graduating with honors in 1973 with a bachelor’s degree in oceanography Corporation, Standard American of division a Systems, Control Vehicle WABCO of president named was Craig 1998, In Craig returned to the U.S. in 2004, after being named president of Trane’s Global Commercial Systems and Services CAPT Sam Horton ’70, M.D. has contributed broadly and generously to his family, his community, his tribe (Fort Sill Sam enrolled in Trinity in 1966, after graduating from St. Aloysius Catholic School in Pewee Valley. As a Trinity While an undergraduate student in the pre-medical program at the University of Louisville, Sam served as Trinity’s In 1974, Sam earned a bachelor’s degree in biology from U of L and then attended medical school there, graduating in Frances of Rome Catholic School. He was an honor student, earned several Shamrock Awards and served as vice president of his class and of the National Honor Society. football team in 1968. He also was Trinity’s second individual wrestling state 1969. champion, winning the 175-pound title in and a varsity letter in sprint football. He served five years in Americanthe of Navy division University in 1980. coordinator. In 1980, Craig earned a Master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Vanderbilt as largest a the – patrol Trane plane engineer. mission marketing a commander as and Company tactical Trane The join to Wisconsin to moved then Craig commercial, residential, for services and systems heating and air-conditioning of supplier global a is – Corporation Standard president became Craig responsibility, increasing with positions of series a Following customers. institutional and industrial Tex.of Trane’s North American Residential and Commercial Unitary division headquartered in Tyler, based in Brussels, Belgium. WABCO is a global manufacturer and systems for trucks, buses, trailers, SUVs and luxury cars. supplier of safety, performance and comfort control business headquartered in Piscataway, N.J. He retired from this position in 2008. . HORTON ’70, M.D CAPT SAM country and Trinity. Apache), his German and Science clubs. of the National Honor Society and the Biology, student, he was a member Sam also was a talented soccer player and did much for Trinity Soccer as a student, coach and alumnus. At the time, soccer was relatively new to Louisville, and Sam was a pioneer in its development as a mainstream sport. He served as Trinity’s coach/player his junior and senior years, helped develop soccer as a varsity sport at Trinity and was named to the All-State third team his senior year. Rev.director then-athletic of suggestion the At team. soccer L’s of U on spot starting a earning while coach soccer assistant Twice coach at Trinity and served for four years. was offered and accepted the job of head soccer Harry Jansing H’92, Sam and (1972 state the in second finished Trinity twice and 1974), and (1972 Year the of Coach Soccer Kentucky named was he 1975). Pa., and fourPhiladelphia, outside Hospital Memorial Abington at residency general surgical his finished he 1986, In 1979. years later completed a trauma/surgical critical care fellowship at Cooper Hospital University Medical Center in Camden, N.J. 6 Inducted T 6 Inducted
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Pride. Discipline. Loyalty. Achievement. Vince was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, and attended grade school and high school there. After high school, In 1966, Vince joined the Trinity faculty as an art teacher and assistant football and wrestling coach. When Coach state championship. The 1968 Shamrocks – the first to bear the logo on its helmets – won Trinity’s first ever football As a wrestling coach, Vince was instrumental in laying the foundation on which Trinity’s championship program was Vince left Trinity in 1968 to take the head coaching job at Male High. In 1969, he left Male for an assistant coaching Vince’s paintings hang in homes and businesses across the country, and he is frequently asked to judge art shows and Vince and his wife, Susan, have two children, Julie Ann Gallow and Vincent Patrick Semary, and two grandchildren, A leader on and off the playing field, an exceptional student, a gifted athlete and an outstanding person, Emmett Ramser Emmett person, outstanding an and athlete gifted a student, exceptional an field, playing the off and on leader A TournamentAll-Region the to named was he sophomore, a As Rocks. Baseball the for starter three-year a was Emmett After high school, Emmett attended the prestigious University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, where he earned a Emmett’s tenure at Kosair has seen pharmacy services achieve regional and national exposure in innovative and Daniel, Matthew and Andrew.Emmett and his wife, Barbara, have three children: Despite having lived in eight states and Belgium, Craig never forgot his Trinity roots. He regularly attends his Class of Craig met Teresa Dudrow, his friend, partner and wife, at TOSMA, a weekly dance held in Trinity’s cafeteria, the
VINCE SEMARY These are the four simple words Trinity football coaches Jim Kennedy H’93 and Vince Semary emblazoned on the helmets of Shamrock players in 1968. Vince is the man who wrote the words and created the imagery football program since then.that have defined Trinity’s Vince accepted a football scholarship to the University of Kentucky. He was a member of the 1962 UK team coached Charlie byBradshaw that was nicknamed “The Thin Thirty.” After enduring the first few weeks of abusive practice, all but 30 in 1964 with a bachelor’s degree in art education. players left the team. Vince graduated from UK would that helmets football the for emblem an design to Vince enlisted he 1966, in School High Flaget from arrived Kennedy serve as a model to the players on how to play the game. The emblem depicts the hand of a Trinity football player holding playersqualities the as identified Kennedy words four the by surrounded and shamrock a in embedded is “T” The “T.” a up needed to be a successful team. In addition to coaching football, Vince also was a talented art teacher and assistant wrestling coach. With Rev. Al Moore, a fellow Hall of Famer, Vince began the Trinity Art Department in 1966. regional the sponsors now that association wrestling the of development the to key was and years three coached Vince built. championships. and state championship tournaments. In 1968, Trinity hosted Kentucky’s first wrestling state position at the University of coachLouisville. to coordinator 1974 in Morehead defensive After left He education. the art in two degree was Master’s his earned he he years also he 1977, where University, State at Morehead In Bowl. Louisville, Sun he 1976 the accepted in the played Jayhawks defensive The coordinator University. Kansas position at at line offensive the gallery in Houston. at Rice University. He served as an assistant for the Owls for one year and then opened an art give to charities by donating art. Bryant and Sarah Gallow. EMMETT RAMSER ’87 himself as a leader in all facets of Trinity life.’87 quickly established He was a Shamrock Award winner, a Trinity Scholar, a member of the National Honor Society and was awarded the “Mr. and graduated ninth in his class. He was elected Senior Class vice president Baseball” Shammy Award. A two-sport student-athlete, Emmett excelled at baseball and basketball, playing both sports all four Passeryears. He averaged Outstanding 10 Most and season 1985-86 the for Player Defensive Outstanding Most the named was and game per points reached the regional semifinal. for the 1986-87 team that his In teams. All-Region and All-District the to named was and Award Hitter Valuable Most the earned he junior, a As Team. batted Emmett career, Trinity his For teams. All-State and All-Region All-District, the to named was Emmett season, senior .430 with a .590 on-base percentage; hit 14 career home runs (a record at that time); scored 110 runs and drove in 87. In his and had a 1.95 ERA.senior season, he compiled a 7-2 record as a pitcher Doctor of Pharmacy degree with honors in 1993. He immediately began practicing as a critical care pharmacist at Norton director of pharmacy at Kosair Children’s Hospital.Hospital in Louisville. In 1998, he was named outstanding pharmacy care for children. His primary work involves patient safety, implementing safe medication practices. SystemHealth of Society Kentucky the by Year the of Institution named was pharmacy Kosair leadership, Emmett’s Under Pharmacists in 2008. Also in 2008, Emmett was selected as one of 45 pharmacists nationwide to participate in the Wharton Executive Program for Pharmacy Leaders. several capital campaigns. Annual Fund and contributor to the Trinity and has been a generous ’69 reunions have two daughters, Kate and Gretchen. year. They were married in 1973 and summer following his sophomore 6 Inducted T 6 Inducted
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The ECHO Dan Sturtzel was honored at the St. Matthews Area site at: http://my.hsj.org/Schools/Newspaper/ The ECHO Sturtzel and his fellow honorees, each of whom received a special Community Pride Sturtzel was honored at the Community Pride Breakfast for his work as leader of Boy Sturtzel has 30 led Scoutmaster, groups to each As ofTroop the High Bases Adventure (Philmont, Sea Base and Boundary Sturtzel is the recipient of ofDistrict Award Award; the President’s Buckskin Award; Merit; Distinguished Commissioner In addition, 30 Troop was awarded the Whitney M. Service Young Award, which is given to recognize service outreach. nations. eight African from refugees 30 has helped Scouts who were In addition, Troop student newspaper is available online! Visit www.trinityrocks.com to read Trinity’s venerable and award-winning publication. publication. award-winning and venerable Trinity’s read to tabid/100/view/frontpage/newspaperid/301/Default.aspx Business Association Community Pride Breakfast on Dec. The 2009. 9, St. Matthews com- munity meets annually to pay tribute to individuals who have distinguished themselves by voluntarymaking extraordinary to community betterment through contributions service. Service Award, were selected by civic clubs and other organizations and service.gaged primarily in community institutions en- Sturtzel is completing his year as 18th a Boy Scouts of His America leadership leader. posi- Assistant Scoutmaster and Master, Cub tions Den included have Leader, Tiger Leader, Cub Scoutmaster. 30 Scout in Troop Louisville. He has been the Scoutmaster of 30, sponsored by Troop The 42 in Louisville, for nine years. on U.S. Highway Temple 30 Eagle Scouts. approximately has produced and the Troop Waters), can be given by the Council. that which is the highest award Award, and the Silver Beaver Award; 30 was recognized Troop for helping at the the Scout Kentucky Troop School for the Blind in and Endthe several West Troops of which participationhas Scout allowed in the Program, Scoutreach 30’s leadership was in Louisville. integral Troop Sturtzel’s cost to the Scouts. a minimal camping trips at to attend areas low-income from troops Trinity physics cher tea Sturtzel reaA atthews St. M by Honored AssociationBusiness by by state at the hsj.org Web site under “Browse Student Media.” Please enjoy the work of our student writers and photographers! Or go directly to The ECHO In addition, you can see other newspapers from across the country arranged and click on “What’s New” under “Quicklinks” to access the link to NEWSPAPER AVAILABLE ECHO ONLINE AVAILABLE NEWSPAPER
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Trinity senior Matt Ribar had his article about Louisville chess featured on the blog of Ribar had his article senior Matt about Louisville chess featured Trinity - re is one ofPolgar holds the interna- and currently top women chess players States’ the United a top blogger and chess player,” a blogger myself, this is very special to me, seeing as she’s “As Trinity sophomore Miles Bland’s essay on soil and water conservation has been selected as a conservation on soil and water essay Miles Bland’s sophomore Trinity students to team up on a series of high school allows Envirothon contests hands-on outdoor winners of and the other Envirothon Bland to the interna- competition will travel the state to submit his essay. Bland English teacher Jason Daniel encouraged Trinity Matt Ribar ’10 Has Article About Louisville Chess Published on Chess Star’s Blog http://susanpolgar.blogspot. the article at can read here You Polgar. Susan chess player nowned com/2010/02/chess-thrives-in-louisville.html#links attain this title. in the world to she became the first woman In 1991, tional title “Grandmaster.” ofRibar said. “She has a chess rating of 2,500 and is consistently an ambassador over scholastic as a member of honored chess worldwide. I’m the staff I was given an opportunity that to write success for Louisville and our chess scene.” in-depth about local chess. This is a great Division ofschool winner in the 2009 Kentucky Writ Jim Claypool Envirothon Conservation’s a monetary a plaque and will receive gift. ing Contest. Bland of Teams problems. dis- by their local conservation to solve environmental sponsored five are changes issue that and wildlife, along with an environmental soils, water tricts to study forests, each year. America. North across tional competition to compete against teams from inner in Department Miles Bland ’12 W of Conservation
Congratulations to Trinity sophomore Brandon Burch and seniors Shaun Donnelly, Kevin Gildehaus, Kyle Horn, Wesley Wesley Horn, Gildehaus, Kyle Kevin and seniors Shaun Donnelly, Burch Brandon sophomore to Trinity Congratulations Dec. 28. Clayton’s Clayton’s Dec. 28. in The Courier-Journal was featured Meyer Clayton junior Trinity
Your Brain Rocks competed in the Region Seven Governor’s Cup Tournament at Assump- at Tournament Cup Seven Governor’s competed in the Region Rocks Brain Your by notching a tournament to the state for advancing C.J. Condon to junior Congratulations
rinity Salutes! rinity ofLaudeman and Thomas Ribar for achieving the rank Scouts of Scout in the Boy Eagle America. of the Order at well represented was of Banquet. The Order Winter In addition, Trinity the Arrow is the honor the Arrow society segment of their “Vigil” awarded and Thomas Ribar were Scouts of the Boy Mac Payton Barr, America. Seniors Paul oflevel, which is the highest honor within the Order The history of the Arrow. of the Order within Native is rooted the Arrow American culture. Rocks Earn Scouting Honors State Tournament C.J. Condon ’10 Advances to Governor’s Cup
eyer ’11 in Courier-Journal Meyer ’11Featured Clayton teachers, offer unique perspective students, now ECHO student newspaper article, “Former for the online version ofon school,” was selected Edition, a weekly collection of the National the nation. around stories written by teens from T tion High School in February. Testing for Trinity were junior Connor Pierce in Composition and junior Connor Pierce were for Trinity Testing tion High School in February. and Thomas Ribar in in Arts & Humanities Hay Nathan in Mathematics, seniors C.J. Condon Social Studies. ofqualifying score of 40 out 50 on the test.
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Congratulations to Trinity senior Alex Roby and junior Ed and junior senior Alex Roby to Trinity Congratulations Honors 2 Choir Rocks Earn ward McCarty for earning a “1” rating at the District 12 Choral the District 12 at McCartyward rating for earning a “1” was solos. The festival for their vocal and Ensemble Festival of the University 20 at held Feb. Louisville School of Music.
Trinity School Board member John Miranda H’00 was named the 2009 Home Builders Association of Builders Association H’00 was named the 2009 Home member John Miranda School Board Trinity Louisville “Builder serves Committee ofMiranda as a member of Community Relations he and his wife, Also, the School Board. Trinity’s Congratulations to senior Alex Winrich who, was named Trinity High School’s recipient of recipient High School’s Trinity was named who, to senior Alex Winrich Congratulations was Winrich college expenses. gift of is an unrestricted defray to help The award $7,000 The underclassmen of the speech team competed at the Louisville Regional Tournament on Feb. 13, which was the last 13, ofThe underclassmen on Feb. Tournament the Louisville Regional the speech team competed at and Im- Declamation tournament in two events, Oratorical at the state Jake Simpson qualified to compete Sophomore claimed a new honor for the Speech but Lawson regional tournament, the before was pre-qualified Lawson Junior Parker Congratulations to Trinity’s to Trinity’s Congratulations among are Finalists Trinity’s John Miranda H’00 Named ‘Builder of the Year’ of leadership in areas demonstrates to the builder that This honor is awarded industryof advocacy membership, the Year.” is one of He activities in the community. and other volunteer twiceaward has won this years that over the past 65 five builders of is a partner with Pinnacle Properties (2004 and 2009). Miranda Louisville, LLC. alumni. Trinity who are ’03, two sons, Sean ’96 and Ryan have Debbie H’00, 3 Rocks named National Merit Finalists 2 Speech Rocks qualify for state tournament ip Trust Scholarsh H. Morgan ich ’10 Receives John Alex Winr for 2010. Scholarship Trust the John H. Morgan the Galt House at 9 on March Alumni Dinner the Salute to Catholic at formally recognized & Suites. Hotel speech tournament in March. chance to qualify for the state Speaking. promptu After his performance ofregional championship the Louisville captured rounds, Lawson and for Trinity. first-place three Rocks Speaking. in Impromptu Semifinalists Merit National Dale Erwin, and Nicholas Fischer being named on Hay Nathan competition in the 2010 Finalists Merit scholarships. for National named in Semifinalists the 16,000 will be consid standing in the competition. All Finalists to Finalist to advance met all requirements September 2009 and have in 2010. Merit scholarships to be offered for National ered
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Brown and her husband, Tim Brown H’01, have have H’01, Brown and her husband, Tim Brown Five busloads ofFive students delivered Trinity collected and purchased community The Trinity ’99 Kyle ’96, alumni: Kurt Trinity who are sons three and Erik ’01. Rocks Share Christmas with Waller-Williams Environmental School Waller-Williams Christmas gifts to students at Waller-Williams School on Dec. 16. Environmental Rockford 2415 at School is located Environmental Lane. than 130 clothing and “wish list” items for more is an Waller-Williams children. Waller-Williams Its students K-8. school for grades environmental
Great news from the Archdiocese of the Archdiocese news from Great Campus Louisville! Assistant of was notified Brown to gathered the honor as students and faculty were is truly deservingBrown of been a She has honor. the archdiocesan - by giving her time in our Advance Trinity at began volunteering Brown son graduated after her youngest our Campus Ministry joined ago, effort eight years In addition, Brown as a volunteer of than $15,000-worth more all of gathering Christmas community service oversees each year projects, Brown Trinity’s “For many of these students, this is their only Christmas,” said Karen Brown H’01, Trinity assistant campus minister. “It is assistant campus minister. many of Trinity “For H’01, Brown these students, this is their only Christmas,” said Karen students delivered 120 Trinity Approximately for eight years. has helped organize the effort for Waller-Williams Brown School Outstanding this year’s has been named H’01 Brown Minister Karen Volunteer. School Environmental visit to Waller-Williams for the annual December leave - family joined us in recogniz Her the students there. to take Christmas gifts to She was formally recognized community. the Trinity ing her amazing gifts to January. in late Schools Week during Catholic welcoming, and is always years than 10 for more Trinity at volunteer dedicated - recogni any fanfare, and friendly with our students. Without heart-warming of gives generously Brown tion or compensation, her whole self. She is one of faith is Her known. has ever people Trinity and humble the most generous exemplary and she is a true model of Christian service Trinity for the entire community. and she our annual dinner-auction, ment Office, helping with celebraTion, was co-chair of one point. the event at part initially offering office support of but has since become an integral Trinity, our ministryfrom team. our faculty/ coordinates in Louisville. She schools and organizations to various clothing and other items for donation toys, Our Missions and Maryhurst all been recipients.) have Wayside staff Center, St. John’s Women, Christmas collection (Project Environmental Waller-Williams a student at students “adopt” Trinity 120-160 where project, is a Giving Tree largest project homes, and many of or single-parent in foster care students are of than 90 percent School. More in them are Waller-Williams of as a result care in theintensive, rehabilitative shoe stores several from donations gathered Brown abuse or neglect. One year a new pair of would have student During sneakers for Christmas. our visit delivering gifts, every so that area Waller-Williams evening and shoe sizes, went out that the correct got Brown on her own, So, too small. a few students found their shoes were them to the school the next day. bought shoes, and then delivered Louis- Archdiocese of wn H’01 Named Karen Bro Volunteer’ utstand ing School ville’s ‘O have learning, social and/or emotional disabilities, and many ofhave in foster care. them are This visit is one of- the most re Waller-Williams. this for the students at doing afternoon for our kids. They love truly a moving to our students stress always community service in their various efforts. We students make each year trips our Trinity warding true guys, for our child. That’s very the gifts are that but the memory nice, of with a Waller-Williams will stay the visit is what too.” students contributed overall. 170 and approximately gifts to Waller-Williams,
CONTINUED Every fiber ofEvery you this morning is a Without a single syllable, each ofrude intrusion. to to preach my being tells me that of to speak because together we experience the power I dare in this mystery of ritual and story; and somehow, Eucharist, our midst. For has truly been taken from for his passing. Grace all the poorer are diminishes us all. We death Vincent’s ofThe death drives us to the brink of as Vincent, and vibrant one, especially someone as young a loved since irrationality In the face of but from logic will come not from is bankrupt. our human wisdom Peace innocent suffering and tragedy, His face to us – not for us to experience ex- God shows Testament, in the Hebrew come only when, as with Job will Peace if “Lord, Gospel when Jesus stands with Martha tomb. Lazarus’ at scene in John’s funeral that had been Remember you of him? When he was touching the flower when life was stolen from you were Where of his life – the threshold maturity, More than 430 students sat for the annual Placement Test at Trinity on Dec. 12, 2009, and the make-up test on Jan. 9, on Jan. 9, and the make-up test on Dec. 12, 2009, Trinity at Placement Test for the annual sat than 430 students More test given to thousands of is a standardized students Though Test The High School Placement each year. eighth-graders and stu- teachers and face-to-face, one-on-one parent school current input from our recommendations, The test scores, of by the parents ofDirector in Trinity “The faith shown ’78 remarked, test-takers these Joe Porter School Advancement of is a true such a large beginning to the Class of testament to the value economy, Given the current a Catholic 2014 It look forward beyond. and to partnering years with them these next four ’77 said, “We Mullen Rob Dr. School President Class of to the Rock, Welcome 2014! Nold incent Alexander alutes! Salutes! rinity Vincent Nold, a Trinity High School sophomore, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 24. The funeral Liturgy The funeral of 24. Jan. took for Vince passed away on Sunday, Resurrection School sophomore, High Nold, a Trinity Vincent were only crowd the standing-room those in attendance in in Louisville. Among Catholic Church 28, at St. Agnes Jan. place on Thursday, a moving tribute of gave offered words a life cut so short. His C.P. Conley, Jack Rev. Pastor students. St. Agnes Trinity hundred several Nold, to publish the tribute in this ’78 Shelly and Tony his parents, permission from comfort to those in attendance, and we received format. Nold • Jan. 28, 2010 Alexander Liturgy of the Resurrection • Vincent nephew student or or cousin, brother, called son, grandson, man (whom you about this dear young so much more says you or good friend) than theological rhetoric can supply. classmate and rising ofthe death transformed. and I are Jesus Christ, you been feeling an overwhelming sense of we’ve now and the futility of days separation several loss. irreversible is no among us. There and so good should die and be taken from can be given why someone so young reason no adequate the philosopher. will satisfy answer that of love His only Son” to an trust love, gave – trust stems from He that us that Gospel tells us, “so loved John’s a God who, cross. excruciating experience of to touch your now (And so I plead with you or understanding, only to experience love. planation for Vince; love yourself it or insulate rundon’t from love.) that will find comes from The only peace you because it hurts it so. from when we needed you? you were died.” Where would not have our brother here the delight of were Where him deeply and intimately. by family and friends who loved surrounded music and new adventures, In Memoriam: V Test Placement ives at Trinity for of 2014 Arr Strong Class Dan Zoeller Principal usual nervousness, for the test arrived with the Trinity and who came to Trinity Eighth-graders 2010. the test began. before them during a prayer H’07 did his best to calm a smooth and to ensure does country the across assessed with this instrument, are goes to the lengths Trinity no school from start in one ofappropriate of our unique programs study. Once our freshmen in the process. steps starting each integral dent participation choose the correct in the decision to point are to the maximum of being challenged they are to ensure be assessed continuously along the way they will arrive in August, their ability. look We brings us energy and excitement. brotherhood in newto the Trinity students and humbling. Welcoming is motivating Trinity.” at a place for them we have that the newestforward Rocks showing to either fourth or fifth best all-time. in, this total could rank are High School. When all scores Trinity at education for life.” to become brothers men will grow these young to think how is exciting T
CAMPUS NEWS CAMPUS 34 35 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE - CONTINUED The same is true for suicide, except that in the case of in that The same is true for suicide, except just given birth, mother having Imagine a loving Jesus’ LEGACY is not some sentimental recall of recall is not some sentimental LEGACY Jesus’ a life - changed, trans we’re Like little kids in a sandbox, unconditional love. for that Thanks, Vince, peers. Vincent’s to you, just a word Finally, chosen. A per is an illness, not something freely Suicide son who takes their own life most often dies against his or life most son who takes their own heart or cancer, attacks, will. When people die from her own or an auto accident, it is not their choice. than physical–an is emotional rather suicide the breakdown of a breakdown emotional stroke, the emotional immune system, an emotional fatality. for the first time. That, welcoming her child onto her breast to understand available I believe, is the best image we have sensi- – most often an extremely a person like Vincent how by God into the next life.tive soul – is received his Mother and best friend from the cross: I can do nothing I can do the cross: his Mother and best friend from to each other … family to friends. you So I give now. more for communion. for relationship, lived. It is the decision now Zacchaeus a wealthy tax collector, see this with Jesus and We an anxious and self-absorbed fisherman, – or a prostitute, and inside turns their lives upside down He leper. a grateful into LIFE. them loves out, He bound together in commu- We’re formed by suffering love. nity by suffering love. - - lexander Nold Alexander incent
As we celebrate Vince’s life, we’re reminded of reminded life, we’re Vince’s our As we celebrate see, our God of because ofYou is believable love the Shelly, made for the plaque Vincent saw you Perhaps in any our Nation, our Church, in our World, Today, as the one spoken with homily could be as profound No Gospel account ofSt. John’s final moments might Jesus’ over is the handing final GIFT to us Like Jesus, Vince’s Closer to Vince than ever before. Because than ever before. Closer to Vince everyGethse- you to I will speak to all and then offer a word Briefly, home spoke to me in a the funeral at photographs Two Imagine a chil let me paint a scenario. you I ask that
dren’s sandbox. A young dad is driving home from work. In work. dad is driving home from A young sandbox. dren’s daughter and her his little are in the sandbox, the backyard, (both of brother younger didn’t get a whom, incidentally, shout, truck, a toddler’s toy a borrowed There’s nap today!) some angry and hurt feelings, and soon a tiny fistful of sand about to be hurled when Daddy pulls into the driveway. case, quickly slips off attaché his down puts He his shoes up pant legs, and steps into the sand and socks, as he rolls of to the glee and transformation box, two little ones. up His pants, takes off who rolls God – incarnate shoes/ socks and enters our messy world, a world of war and and broken promises scandal and cynicism, broken hatred, hearts. But also a world of broken and dreams beauty and belief, of kindness and compassion. A world of reverence and romance. actions of and words Christ. And Jesus Christ is Jesus because ofbelievable actions of and the words like someone Alexander Nold. Vincent his mom, a couple of would quote Only Vincent ago. years everything is life. All, I understand, I “Love that Leo Tolstoy! understand only because I love.” Like to conform. is the constant pressure there Community, for the non-conformist, had a special love Jesus, Vince the fit. always least, last and lost – those outside, who don’t … the many sto- home yesterday the funeral at photographs feel can almost ries of and harmony and hope. You humor, guitar or rides his bike, the absolute delight when he plays mischiefthe glee as he hugs a cousin, the playful in his eyes, his whole being exudes. Suffering the tenderness and care it. and transformed our world has entered LOVE ofoffer an apt portrait … a surge of final moments Vince’s grief after a period of his death silent suffering. Jesus, before behold “Woman, his mother, to Mary, says on the cross, disciple, he says, son…” Then, to John, his beloved your mother.” “Behold your of act of family and friends, the ultimate As Jesus told love.
you, Lord, last Sunday? last Sunday? Lord, you, Thank cross. and every garden Calvary is your mane is your agony; thank your as he shared for being with Vincent you died. for being near him as he you young people. beautiful wonder-filled, one ofparticular way: in a swimming pool (it is on the Vince back of and the other of worship aid), today’s him sitting on clown. as a brightly colored dressed porch, his front emoriam: V In Memoriam: CONTINUED lexander Nold Alexander incent God is infinitely more understanding, loving and motherly than any of and motherly understanding, loving more God is infinitely not worryWe need offate about the us on earth. did I let this Where done? I have might “What one in this way. when we lose a loved we must not second-guess Also, been able to feel his pain.” it? I should have missed could I have with the thought: “How It can be too easy to be haunted But it should depression. dangerous from those suffering especially toward for insensitivity, This should not be an excuse way a in them to next kid the at look will student the “Maybe wrote: Trinity from classmate a posts Facebook 1,600 Among die of human beings, not God. People in the and attentiveness all the time, and all the love illness and accidents We’re legacy. about Vincent’s a word Finally, composer ofPuccini was the great and contracted young like Madame Butterfly was rather operas La Boheme. He and When his friends and disciples Puccini the died before Well, They chose the latter. La Scala Opera at in 1926, So, In the middle of the second his friends began.” Raising this is where “And and said, But then, after a few moments, he lifted his head, smiled broadly Will it about his unfinished masterpiece? death, the point of know about Vince’s going to do you are What You the story. more lived better, ifI would suggest that your LIFE, a life that’s it is LIFE, death friend’s your response to is any fitting there with me. Please, pray In your know. Jesus, you knew. God of Jesus, you we pray: in our confusion, in our distress, compassion … In our anger, the vision ofDeepen our faith and soften our sadness, so that the pains and struggles in will overpower homecoming hope of us to the God us to remember Vince, allowing for and surprises. Thank you for the excitement Thank you sandboxes. for stepping into our lives and changing us. Thank you Thanks for the music and the dreams. we. than compassionate more God is far anyone. Ifperson down? if What only I had been there? ...?” if made a difference. Rarely, would this have ever, false guilt and fruitlessbe a healthy check against second-guessing. did before.” lens than they a different look through they didn’t see before, see something than they didn’t before, dying. one from a loved world cannot prevent piece. his most polished , arguably, Turandot writing his final opera, chose to spend his last days but he cancer, ailing, are to him, “You would say he wouldtake it easy and rest,” as going to do “I’m respond, always much as I can on my piece, and it’s my friends, to finish it ifup to you, I don’t.” his was completed. Now opera friends had a choice. They could their friend and mourn forever as usual or they could to life return build on his melody and his genius he had started.and complete what was Turandot in Milan, House performed for the first time. The fa- conducted. Toscanini mous Arturo stopped everything, act, Toscanini with tears welling turned around, and said to the up in his eyes, wept. ends.” He the maestro house, “This is where opera crammed he finished the opera. the baton, dreams? His unrealized his unconditional love? build on his kindness, sensitivity, life as usual? Or can you be, in a month or so, Vince and for the Lord. for makes beautiful music A life that selflessly. our sad and aching hearts and comfort us. those too bruised wounded for us to hold. Take and too gently embrace you love, us not to lose sight ofRemind the other side of ache. all of and goodbyes. farewells life’s be clowns. emoriam: V In Memoriam:
CAMPUS NEWS CAMPUS 36 37 The ewell ’10. Josh Sewell Seventh Region Coach of the Year rinity rinity’s new all-time leading scorer new rinity’s orrison ’91, left, presents the game left, Lee Morrison ’91, Head Head coach Mike Szabo was also honored as Sewell and Szabo were honored on March 19 at ball to T Courier-Journal’s for for the second time in his career. In addition, he Basketballof was Association named the 2009-10 Kentucky CoachRegional the Year. of season record, finishing the regular season ranked No. 1 No. ranked season regular the finishing record, season Press. the Associated by in Kentucky Arena in Rupp Lexington during the afternoon session of the 2010 PNC/KHSAA Sweet 16 Boys State - Basket ball Tournament. T ime - - The Courier- ike Szabo ’10 Mike Epley aylor two double-digit deficits to defeat defeat to deficits double-digit two
Josh Josh Sewell and Taylor Epley were named
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Seniors T Szabo Honored Coach Mike Lee Morrison ’91 eader, Surpasses Leader, Scoring Basketball Trinity erased T ’10 All- Sewell Josh Journal sur annual their in newspaper the by Year the of Player alsoSewell February. in released coaches regional of vey was named the 2009-10 Kentucky Association of Bas- the Year. of ketball Coaches Player Regional points per game, and Epley was one of the Shamrocks’ most consistent weapons throughout the season. They and their teammates led the Rocks to a 26-3 regular- to to the All-Seventh Region first team by Seneca 64-55 in Steinhauser Gym on Feb. 2, as senior guard guard senior 2, as Feb. on Gym Seneca 64-55 in Steinhauser all-time scorer. leading Sewell became the school’s Josh He a Sewellwith season-high 29 game the finished points. from four-of-five including the field, from shots 11-of-16 hit best. Sewell his career his finished tying behind the arc, 1,485 points. with career Trinity total career Morrison’s the record. Sewelltory broke before 1,317. was Trinity at SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK ichard Brown ’91 ’91 Brown ichard R Dylan Kupper (football) – Eastern Kentucky University (football) – EasternKentucky Dylan Kupper Dayton of (soccer) – University Alex Winrich
Alex Winrich ’10upper ’10 Lepe Seetane ’10 signed national letters of to intent participate in collegiate athletics at ceremonies held to Trinity head wrestling coach head wrestling Trinity to Trinity seniors Wrestling Coaches Association) Wrestling Year (National Federation of High School High of Federation (National Year Associations) Athletic Coaches Association) Wrestling (National Year (Kentucky High School Coaches High Association) (Kentucky
Richard Brown ’91 for being honored with a slew with of being honored ’91 for Brown Richard awards. • (Kentucky Coach the Year of 2009 KWCA • Coach the of Wrestling 2009 NFHS Kentucky • Coach the of Wrestling Kentucky 2009 NWCA • Coach Championship 2009 KHSCA State
Congratulations unny Jane ’10 Dylan K Sunny Richard Wrestling Coach Brown ’91 Honored Four etters of Intent LettersNational Sign 4 Rocks of Intent thiswinter. Maryland of (soccer) – University Jane Sunny University Lepe Seetane (soccer) – Northwestern
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free to visit Trinity to see this tribute to your school. free to visit Trinity apparel, programs – in and out of a display case in Trinity’s Alumni Hall. Feel Alumni Hall. Feel case in Trinity’s programs – in and out of a display apparel, and Bishop David alumni associations rotate items – trophies, yearbooks, yearbooks, alumni associations rotate items – trophies, and Bishop David Pieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity High School. The Flaget at Trinity past are on display Pieces of your school’s DAVID ALUMNI DAVID 38 & BISHOP FLAGET 39 C AT Bill Cubbage, ear rainer of the Y Ernie Stevens and partner Christina and Ernie Stevens trainer Bill Cubbage, ATC has been rightly honored by his peers as the as peers his by honored rightly been has ATC Cubbage, Bill trainer
Cubbage Cubbage has served as athletic Trinity’s trainer for 10 years. He is present at as many award is in Cubbage’s recognition of his long service and especially for the aid he - ren Stevens and Zaitsev also finished first at the 2010 Midwestern Midwestern atthe 2010 Zaitsev and also first finished Stevens Championships Junior the for qualified Stevens addition, In Junior U.S. qualify to the for theLouisvillian first is Stevens day. one Games in the Olympic skate also to hopes Stevens Skating the Indiana/World him to sent coach a former skating, in pairs interest an expressed Stevens When at an night Friday sleeps He school. after Friday and Thursday every Tuesday, Indianapolis to travels now He He particular with interest. competition ice skating pairs Olympics Winter the Vancouver watched Stevens
Region IX Athletic Trainer of the Year by the National Athletic Trainers Association. Region Association. Trainers Athletic the National by the Year of Trainer IX Region Athletic IX comprises Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Kentucky, Tennessee. 20. March on in Florida a banquet at honor his received He post- provide to and injuries serious to first-responder a be to possible as practices and games - Orthopedic Rehabilita calledKentucky Thisis in with apartnership company injury rehab. (KORT). Team tion Trinity- the at – fall last games football at attacks heart with stricken individuals two to dered Cincinnati Elder game in Cincinnati and again at the Trinity-Lexington Catholic football game in Lexington. came Cubbage to the aid of these individuals and stabilized them while waiting for an ambulance. In each case, he used four portable one of defibrillators Trinity’s carries him. he with that
Athletic T athletic Trinity Bill Cubbage Named
Continues Winning Ways Ways Winning Continues Trinity sophomore opeful Ernie Hopeful Olympic ’12 Stevens Zaitsev of Indianapolis won the juvenile pairs freeskate freeskate pairs the juvenile won Zaitsev Indianapolis of in Championships Skating Figure Junior in the U.S. competition Zaitsev with at trains Stevens in December. Ohio, Strongsville, in Indianapolis. Academy Skating World the Indiana in Kan., Wichita, in Championships Sectional Skating Figure Figure Junior the U.S. 2009, qualifying them for November in December. Championships Skating at theEastern overall fifth finishing by skater individual an as in October Ind., in Carmel, Lakes Competition Regional Great and competition program in long the finished third 2009. He fifth-place overall in an resulting program, in the short fourth field. in 12-skater the finish pairs. and in singles Championships Skating Figure hockey. play to wanted because he skate learned originally to He He instead. competitively skate figure led him to talent his But 30 medals. than more won has and skating in singles level intermediate the men’s at competes him daughter, with their coaches paired Elena. The Serguei wife, Zaitsev his be to by trained and Academy ago. a year Christina, about the Despite home. coming before morning Saturday on hours four nearly for trains and apartment Indianapolis student honor-roll an is he grueling schedule, pairs fact, French In him there. get to coaching and the talent has ice and Olympic on skating day one of dreams Olympic atthe skating in figure to compete couple black the first James, Vanessa Bonheur and Yannick skaters – Serguei coaches Zaitsev. Ernie’s of one their – and coach by in Vancouver accompanied were Games, Games. Olympic in the to compete Trinity alumnus be well the first may Ernie Stevens Alex Winrich ’10upper ’10 Lepe Seetane ’10 unny Jane ’10 Dylan K Sunny Collegiate Pride, Discipline, Pride, Discipline, Total Amount Enclosed $ Total Total Amount Enclosed $ Amount Enclosed Total CHIEVEMENT CHIEVEMENT that and the film The Green Machine and the film The Green Machine that & A & A Pride, Discipline, Loyalty & Achievement Video ...... $ 29.95 Pride, Discipline, Loyalty & Achievement Video ...... $ 29.95 The Green Machine & 2006-07 Highlight Videos ...... $Both (Rock Solid DVD Set) 50.00 Pride, Discipline, Loyalty & Achievement Video ...... $ 29.95 Pride, Discipline, Loyalty & Achievement Video ...... $ 29.95 The Green Machine & 2006-07 Highlight Videos ...... $Both (Rock Solid DVD Set) 50.00
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” Sampson ’05 obert “Stats The Shamrocks concluded the decade with a 10-5 season and a state championship game appearance in 2009. Fac- 2009. in appearance game championship state a and season 10-5 a with decade the concluded Shamrocks The
ing one of the most challenging schedules in program history, three of Trinity’s first four games during the 2009 season 2009 the during games four first Trinity’s of three history, program in schedules challenging most the of one ing the outside from foes three faced Shamrocks the history program in time first the opponents, out-of-state against were state in a single season. of Two the three opponents were out-of-state ranked nationally in the Super USA 25 Today in the nation. the 10th as schedule toughest Trinity’s ranked On Sept. 23, 2009, USA Today Poll. A Decade Dominance of • Trinity reign reign on the high Kentucky school football landscape by earning the title of “Team the Decade” in the state. Trinity won seven state reached championships, the state finalson nine occasionsand was ranked in the history. state in highest the finalamong in 2002, finish a fourth-place times, including three Today 25 rankings USA Super
By R No team Ninth T ame forGame Championship Reach – Rocks 2009 T 2009 with 7 7 with • including in the playoffs, a 44-3 record compiled Shamrocks The • Before • Trinity • been played. have that games the Class 6-A title three of two won have Shamrocks The ineverygames 10 at least won of season have Shamrocks the history program that in time first the marked 2000s The ’90s.and during 1980s the was seven previously the mark decade. The best • Trinity’s • Trinity was named to the 2009 to named was ocks Earn Rocks ootball HonorsAll-District Rocks A pile of F All-Districtfootball team: Class Five 6-A, District ’11 – running back Bishop Derek Alex Cartwright end ’10 – tight tackle ’10 – offensive Dylan Kupper guard ’10– offensive Reidy Tadgh end tackle/defensive ’10 – defensive Longshore Danny end tackle/defensive Ben ’10 – defensive Brislin linebacker outside ’11 – Meyer Clayton re- Rocks following The in December. announced was football team All-State 86th annual Courier-Journal’s The honors: ceived OFFENSE Team Third line ’10 – offensive Dylan Kupper Mention Honorable – running ’11 back Bishop Derek ’10 – wide receiver Melillo Rob – wide ’11 receiver Nix Darick line ’10 – offensive Reidy Tadgh DEFENSE Mention Honorable line ’10 – defensive Holloway Spencer Reynolds ’12 – linebacker Adam back – defensive ’12 Sugg Turney
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” Sampson ’05 tats obert “S The Bulldogs led only twice during the game, but a Male player hit the game-winning free throw with 5.0 with throw free game-winning the hit player Male a but game, during the Bulldogs only twice ledThe 26 by Highlighted Basketball history. wildly was successful season in Trinity it loss, the heart-breaking Despite Bank/Coca-Colaof 2010 Republic Easternthe the in finals Invitational a 50-45 win over Louisville With the reach to team the only is fact, Trinity season. in the same In all tournaments three ever claimed has team No win history the to in state coach Szabo became the only win, head Mike coach the Bluegrass of the King With
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ball Rocks’ The Basket Basketball By R the Seventh Region Tournament on March 2. March on Tournament the Seventh Region play to seconds the 2009-10 completed Trinity tournaments, in-state top the state’s of a sweep and streak winning a 24-game wins, No. regular ranked season the finished Trinity history. in program wins most – the second season a 26-4 record with Preps. Bluegrass and Press the Associated by 1 in Kentucky in the 2009 Canfield Development championships – Trifecta” the “Trinity completed Trinity 16, Jan. on Tournament High Catholic Lexington Classic at Bank Holiday School, 2009 Republic High Fairdale at the Bluegrass of King Knights Bellarmine University’s at Tournament Bank/Coca-Cola 2010 Republic School and Louisville Invitational School. High Atherton and Hall of allreached finals the Trinity twice. feat the accomplished having in season, the same of tournaments all finals three the events. three of the 2004-05 season, two winning during events three a of the course over Tournament Louisville Invitational Classic and Bank Holiday Republic the Bluegrass, of King tournaments. of the three in the finals career 5-1 in his a combined Szabo is career. coaching Seventh Region Coach the Seventh Region Year of Seventh Region Player of the Year of Player Seventh Region CONTINUED Sewell finished his Trinity career with 1,485 points. 1,485 with points. Trinity career Sewell his finished Sewell signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at Miami University (Ohio) University Miami basketball at play to intent of letter Sewell signed a national season – the King of the Bluegrass, Republic Bank Holiday Classic and Louisville Invitational Tournament Louisville Invitational Classic and Bank Holiday Republic the Bluegrass, of season – the King total. The Swim & Dive Rocks finished second at the Pannell Swim Shop/ Swim Pannell atthe Rocks finished Swimsecond & Dive The Covington meet. to winthe place state in first finished Xavier St. follows: as 12, the Rocks finished Feb. on round the preliminary In follows: as 13, Rocksthe finished Feb. on the finals In Galvagniand team the first to named was Kinney team. the All-State to named Rocks three were addition, In The three tournament titles helped the Shamrocks build a 24-game winning streak, the longest in program program in streak, longest the winning build a 24-game Shamrocks helped the titles tournament The three a winning with the Shamrocks provided that talent young some and seniors a trio of of play the individual was It all-time became the program’s and outlets multiple by the Year of Player Sewell the Seventh Region named was Swimming & Diving ’10 John Kinney Rocks State Runners-up, Individual State Champ! of the University at Championships Diving and Swimming KHSAA State won Kinney 12-13. Senior John Feb. Natatorium Ralph Wright Louisville’s in the title 50 freestyle. state individual an finished third. Catholic place); ’10 (second Kinney – John 50 Freestyle place) ’10 (third Walsh Spencer (second) – Walsh 100 Freestyle Bond ’12, ’10, Nate Frank (Matt (second) – Trinity Relay 200 Freestyle Kinney) Walsh, ’10 (second) Semifinals Galvagni Andrew Diving – 1-Meter (first) – Kinney 50 Freestyle (third) – Kinney 100 Freestyle – Bond (third) 500 Freestyle Kinney) Walsh, Bond, (Frank, (second) – Trinity Relay 200 Freestyle (second) – Galvagni Diving 1-Meter team. the second to named were Walsh and • in Kentucky wins the most season 25-2 record, with regular finished Trinity surpassed the 12-game the 2001-02 season. the It start since of in the Seventh Region longest thesecond history and the season. 2004-05 during built streak Epley while Taylor players, elite the state’s of one as himself Sewell this established season. Senior Josh combination Foster Charles of sophomores emergence The in the Seventh Region. players the top among Corbett were Daniel and 20-win season, consecutive third its looks for 2010-11 bodes Trinity as that well showed Dieudonne Nathan and three including team, 2009-10 the six from seniors Trinity will graduate program. the for be a first which would starters. mark. of 1,500 the point shy just his career finished Seneca. He 2 against Feb. on scorer leading HIGHLIGHTS 2009-10 SEASON • Sewell 2009-10 Courier-Journal named Josh • 2009-10 Courier-Journal Szabo named Mike • Courier-Journal The from All-Region honors Team earned First Epley Sewell Taylor and • in the same tournaments prestigious most three win history the state’s to in state team became only Trinity • all in-season three tournaments. at honors Player Valuable Sewell Most wins • point (’91) 1,317 career Lee 12, surpassing Morrison’s Feb. on all-time scorer leading Sewell became Trinity’s Basketball Basketball
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its second consecutive State Wrestling Championship Feb. 20 at the Frankfort Convention Convention the Frankfort 20 at Feb. Championship Wrestling State consecutive second its fifth finished in the 125 class. Birk Brandon of his weight class in all four years he competed in the state meet, finishing his career with a 19-2 state state a 19-2 with his career meet, finishing in the state competed he years in all four class weight his of record. championships 17-5 record at the state meet. the state at 17-5 record meet in his career. meet in his meet. the state at 19-2 record
The RocksThe alsohad two runners-up. falling to twice the after Raiders Ryle to position that lost but 1 in the state the No. season ranked entered Trinity also was Brown the program. of the helm at years many in as title second his ’91 won Brown Richard coach Head we people beat . “We Courier-Journal The told Brown up,” step and their ranking above kids wrestle had “We honor. Coach the Year of Coaches Association’s Wrestling the Kentucky also received Brown or three Louisville claim to from team the only is and titles more win or three to the sixth team just is Trinity
State champs! • in the 215 class. second finished Darrow Brendan Sophomore • Junior • in the 160 class. second finished Senior Erin McCauley • three in the top finished He title. state individual consecutive second his (171) won Hitchings Senior Brad • fifth finished in the 130 class. Hitchings Brent Sophomore • fifth finished in the 285 class. Flynn Will Junior • Senior Cooper Bohn in the 189 class. eighth finished • a with career his finished He title. state individual consecutive second his Bradbury (119) won Senior Myron • a with career his finished He ago. a year second finishing the after 145 title claimed Ohlmann Senior Grant INDIVIDUAL RESULTS INDIVIDUAL • the state 10-0 at is He title. state individual consecutive second his won (112 pounds) Fahy John Sophomore Center, edging out top-ranked Ryle 232-204. The Shamrocks’ four individual titles were the most by a single team. team. by a single most the were titles individual four Shamrocks’ 232-204. The Ryle top-ranked edging out Center, tournaments. during the in 1989. title won that the team of a member then and incredible, was year last … I thought pin. to supposed weren’t we people pinned beat, to supposed weren’t this happens.” crowns. more
tate Champs! State Trinity claimed Wrestling – Back-to-Back – Wrestling are looking to have an outstanding season. A lot of senior leadership returns for 2010. for returns leadership senior of season. A lot outstanding an have to looking are leadership of 2009 state meet scorers junior Jake Wildenmann and seniors Spencer seniors and Wildenmann Jake junior meet scorers 2009 state of leadership have a strong nucleus of returning players, along with some promising freshmen. They also freshmen. promising some with along players, returning of nucleus a strong have “Our team is excited, improving and having a lot of fun,” head track and field coach Mike Magre ’83 said. Magre Mike coach field head and track fun,” of a lot having and improving excited, is team “Our Brewer inthe Matt sophomore anddiscus inthe Holloway of return withthe should be strong events fieldThe State doubles team junior Parker Lawson and senior Spencer Walsh return and have a good chance of a state title, a state of a good chance have and return Walsh Spencer senior and Lawson Parker junior team doubles State season in 2010. Sophomore a strong have to looking is season last and injuries battled Torsch Rob Sophomore will this a very team. make talented Strause Randy deep and and Walsh Emerson led by freshmen of A group Top at courts new tennis Trinity’s about information more for Leader The of this issue of spread See the center Senior Travis McCormick saw action last year and will be relied on heavily to add offensive power to the lineup. to lineup. the power add offensive to heavily will on and be relied year action last saw McCormick Senior Travis School Baseball High Coaches the Kentucky to the 50 named among were Littrell Bowling and addition, In main Our playoffs. in the in the be fight there “We’ll said. Tompkins team,” senior-laden a strong, have “We Holloway, Matt McConnell, Dillon Raidt and Chris Wheat, the Rocks look poised for another great season. great another the Rocks look poised for Chris Wheat, and Raidt Dillon McConnell, Matt Holloway, meet.” the state at it in the thick of be there right should we and well, gone have “Practices the up make to return Raidt, and Wildenmann with along Colin Medley, junior Senior Zach and Stewart jump. triple and Wheat Galen Demus, junior Page, DeMarcus and Quick while James freshmen group, distance a talented of core the sprints. of the core will comprise McConnell have a new coach at the helm, Trinity alumnus Chris Mather ’86, who is also owner of Top Gun Tennis Academy, the Academy, Tennis Gun Top of who also ’86, is owner Chris Mather alumnus Trinity the helm, a new at coach have the team. for new home he this season, but Tennis Trinity new is to Hanley Senior Drew Richardson. Patrick and Alden Ludwick do seniors as in the state. players the top of in the section one Southern and 50 players the top of one is this season. contender will also Ruggiero be a strong Tommy Oak Lone in Paducah,” and Manual Henry Clay, will title X, Lexington be St. a state for competition main “Our also all well season. We compete and the very with well in the state up best teams match should “We said. Mather willyear it courts, be tennis the first own our with And possible. the best competition play to schedule our enhanced advantage.” a true had home-court will have Trinity Academy. Tennis Gun Senior Corey Littrell is a Louisville Slugger Pre-Season National High School All-American and will School All-American and lead High the Rocks National Pre-Season a Louisville is Slugger Senior Littrell Corey as three-year return Andrew and Bowling Carney Anthony Seniors mound. on the and defensively offensively, season. last from starters as also return Armstrong Anthony junior and Tompkins Senior Peter starters. of be one should it the Rocks, and for duties will the pitching several seniors man and other Tewell Matt Ben Fuchs, tenure. (’81) Tompkins’ Steven had in Coach Rockshave the staffs the strongest team. All-State preseason Association’s Catholic.” Lexington and again Region the Eleventh from come will title likely a state for competition TRACK & FIELD With the returning TENNIS The Tennis Rocks ALL BASEB ball Rocks The Base pring SportsSpring Review GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO ROCKS GO SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK Got e-mail? Update your e-mail address with Trinity. Send Got e-mail? Update your e-mail address with Trinity. updates to Alumni Relations & Communications Director Travis ’90 at [email protected] Wagoner 46 Got e-mail? 47 Powerlifting Rocks – State Champs! Campus Tour! Take Trinity’s Interactive Trinity’s Take
The Volleyball Rocks will hit the road early and often this season. The team will travel to Indianapolis and Ohio and Indianapolis to teamtravel often this The will Volleyball season. and road Rocks early will the hit The Diehl said. head Paul coach Chris Flood,” and Faulkenberg Nick seniors year, last from starters two return “We state Trinity will host the Henry. St. and willtitle St. Xavier state be a for competition main Rocks’ The The Trinity powerlifting team won their sixth consecutive Natural Athlete Strength Association Junior Junior Association Strength Athlete Natural consecutive wontheir sixth team Trinity powerlifting The The Rocks’ place. first in finishing lifters nine with won team 14-to-19-year-old combined Trinity’s LepeSenior division. wasSeetane in unequipped the strongest the were lifters Trinity two addition, In 178 weighed in at He class. weight in the 181-pound the strongest was Bishop Derek junior Also, Trinity Lacrosse returns a junior-dominated team this year, improving the experience level. improving this year, team a junior-dominated Lacrosse returns Trinity Fackler Austin juniors and offense on Herner Matt junior and Zack senior Connors are players returning Key Schroeder head Pete coach the season,” the start of at us and X, Collegiate St. among dead heat a three-way “It’s at www.trinityrockslacrosse.com. available is schedule The LAX Rocks’ The Rowing Rocks start the season with 21 oarsmen – seven more than last year. Four experiencedFour seniors year. last than – startRocksmore seven 21 the season oarsmen with Rowing The Delaney said. head Karen coach the team,” of take ownership and up step started to really have the guys of “Some Allen him and I look to and season year, last a successful spring from Crush also returns Tommy “Senior (the who person a coxswain from roles changed has season third and his for also returns Morrison Ricky Junior Delaney helpGainsville, Ga., in race, will first The year. this regattas out-of-state five to RocksThe will travel
LACROSSE Volleyball in Chicago tournament in a large play to also been has invited Trinity available. competition the toughest take on to expectsand do very to well. last level varsity atthe time playing Theyhad significant return. King Aaron junior and Weaver Richard senior “Also, y e ar.” 17. April on tournament Powerlifting – National Champs! Ohio. 27-28 in Springfield, Feb. Championship National Junior and School, Teenage High well. as won team 16-to-17-year-old 892 totaled and 128 pounds weighed in at He class. weight 165-pound to in the 114-pount the strongest seven body times his weight! – over pounds own weight! bodyhalf a his and times deadlifted – six 1,190 and pounds pounds defense. on Christian Poppe and team.” will a better us make improving and maturing sophomores year’s last and talent returning “Our said.
return, as do a slew of juniors. a slew do as of return, set has he back, him that this winter a wrist injury late despite season, fourth and his for returns Hornung “Allen together. coming see team to our great It’s role. taken a leadership has and rebounded last than faster much is team The maturity. and speed, with leadership the team shape and mold to (Hornung) the map.” on Rowing Trinity put and success build to will we continue season, and hasHe also Phillips expects this season. boat filltop in to a the Jonah seat Sophomore a rower. to the boat) steers squad. the varsity time on started the season the fastest with and speed his increased year last since in Other races are May. and season in April racing the big for improve needs to it what and is the team where assess Tenn. Knoxville, and Ind.; Indianapolis, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio; Columbus, CREW Club SportsClub Connection Visit www.trinityrocks.com and pay a virtual visit to Trinity’s campus. a virtual pay and visit to Trinity’s Visit www.trinityrocks.com Trinity Organizes Alumni Business Circle
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APRIL MAY (continued) 30 Kentucky Oaks (Derby Eve) – No classes 15 Baccalaureate Mass 16 Graduation 23 Pentecost Sunday MAY 27 Alumni Business Circle 1 Kentucky Derby 31 Memorial Day 7&9 Trinity Music Department Spring Concert 8 Shamrock Bass Classic (Taylorsville Lake) 9 Mother’s Day 13 Trinity Art Show, Feast of the Ascension of the JUNE 5 Class of 2005 Reunion Lord 14 Alumni Board of Directors meeting 14 Class of 2010 Senior Breakfast 17 Alumni Business Circle, Trinity Foundation Board Senior Class Awards Day meeting 20 Father’s Day 21 Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Memorial Golf Scramble (GlenOaks Country Club)