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WWW.TRINITYROCKS.COM 2011-12 Trinity Annual Fund kicks off with $20,000 challenge pledge
Bill Howard believes in putting his charitable contributions to work. He doesn’t want to give just to give; he gives to leverage his contribution so that others will be encouraged to support the cause. That’s why Howard, a governing member of the Trinity High School Foundation Board, has agreed to match all new gifts of $100 or more, up to a total of $20,000, for the Trinity Annual Fund. “I believe Trinity High School helps prepare our children for the future and is deserving of investments from those of us who can afford to give,” Howard said. “At Trinity, my sons got an education in scholastics, but equally important, they received a Christian education, which plants the seed of helping others.” Howard made a similar challenge pledge of $25,000 during the 2010 Trinity Annual Fund, and it spurred others to step up and make contributions. “Once again, Bill is leading by example to help encourage others to support our efforts,” said Mark Plummer ’69, chair of the 2012 Trinity Annual Fund. “Bill wants to make sure young men have access to the experience of a Trinity education and is putting his checkbook behind that desire to help families who have a demonstrated need for financial aid.” If you want to take advantage of this latest challenge, simply complete and return the enclosed Trinity Annual Fund envelope. Thanks for your support! For more information, please contact Brian Monell ’86, director of the Trinity Annual Fund, at (502) 736-2160.
The $20,000 Challenge: All new gifts to the Trinity Annual Fund that are $100 or more will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to $20,000.
To make or increase your gift, please go to www.trinityrocks.com and click on the “Donate Now” button. You can also mail your gift (checks made payable to Trinity High School Foundation) to the Trinity High School Foundation, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207, or contact Trinity Annual Fund Director Brian Monell ‘86 at (502) 736-2160 or [email protected]. 1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE In late winter of the eighth-grade year, a Trinity a Trinity the year, eighth-grade of winter late In educational placed in an is son your ensure We summer multiple offer We are eighth-graders Trinity, at test taking After the teacher or administrator meets one-on-one with meets one-on-one administrator or teacher the explain their to eighth-grader and parents about information provide scores, Test Placement decision a joint make and questions answer Trinity, year. freshman for classes of a schedule about tailOR-made academic placement him. for right is that environment designed be is to Our system your to help best order in flexible There prosper. succeedson and preparatory college four are nois There academic programs. otherwise a as known “tracking,” takes one classes setlocked-in of Test based the Placement upon the parents and we Instead, score. score Test use the Placement eighth-grade his from input and of a course out map to teachers year. the first for studies summeR enRichment that programs enrichment a get freshmen incoming help the academic year. on leg up students prepare help can We personalizedwith attention their needs offerings with to skills,in: high school study TV video languages, and foreign learning, computer production, Recall. Quick science and grammar, mathematics, eighth-gRade paRticipatiOn invitatiOns a variety of through life experience to Trinity invited their parents and test-takers activities. Many exciting art shows, attending by the spring during us join day spend a Some musical. the annual and concerts offer We called “shadowing.” in a program Trinity at needed.as often as tours personal campus high school smooth and seamless. We call the First it seamless. We high school smooth and reduce to intended are efforts . All our Studies of Year I am And fear. cases, outright in some and, anxiety me Allow freshmen! of the parents talking about just as the transition make to work we highlight how to possible. smooth as cOnfeRences One-On-One placement
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2 Follow Trinity... HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION 2009 Trinity Fund The students of Trinity High School would like to thank you for your investment in their future! CONGRATULATIONS to the 2011 Trinity Hall of Fame inductees!
John Esterle H’05 Greg Frederick ’80 Catherine Fuchs H’93 (Fuchs Family, please contact Travis Wagoner at 502-736-2180.)
Trever Miller ’91 Paul Resch ’76 Gary Stich ’73 Christopher Tompkins ’78
The Hall of Fame Banquet will be held the evening of Thursday, Dec. 15. Call (502) 893-ROCK for more information. For a complete listing of Trinity Hall of Fame members, go to the Alumni section of Trinity’s website, www.trinityrocks.com. ers, In October, we will be visited once again by a team of a team by again will we once be visited October, In responding by in this process participated have may You to schedule daily our began studying we ago years Five for preparing continue staff will teaching our year, This - plan period, are a class teachers time during more With - a school com within working of the blessings of One years: Ed Bowen, Tim Culver ’82, Joe Henning H’06, Wayne Wayne H’06, Henning ’82, Joe Culver Ed Tim Bowen, years: ’66, Dan Rueff Betty Rice, Tom ’85, Donna Roth, Kraus years: 15 ’72; with Wunderlin Dick Szabo and Mike Sturtzel, - Rus Ferman, Ella Steve ’85, Mike Domzalski Bechtloff, Ken and Engelbrecht Mickey 20 years: with Todd; Steve so and H’09 Lococo Mary Mason H’03, Tony 30 years: with myself; Sharon Bobrowski, Joe Demling; 35 years: with Sharon and Frank ’69 and Kahl ’71, John Fowler Joe H’10, Bohannon 45 with and H’92 Dennis Lampley 40 years: with H’01; Ward those of ’58. 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Father Ms. Rice and retired, have honored mission. in this great again willers share to be this back year them every I learn from year. students, Like our wORking On new initiatives - recommenda and self-study our assess to educators outside every and five AdvancED, through accredited are We tions. wellwe do what about reflection extensive do an we years better. get can we how and Several serve better to goals our a surveyto this year. earlier feed- valuable gain we’ll been and developed, have students The track. the right on if we’re us telling this team from back practices our examine to continue we that assures process questions. the right ask and to us allow would that one a better was if there determine teaching core styles, increase learning students’ meet today’s - everyday interrup reduce and opportunities, elective and tions. take eight, to which willthis new students schedule, allow type “AB” academic periodsextended every This days. two a a TEAM period days in three willschedule also built have needed get missed work, up make can when students week work. assigned complete or tutoring mastery to teach with that in techniques training and ning to also continue We work. project-oriented or process more other explore and students for presence online our advance learners. engaged more create can that new technologies strategic Though over. starting forever are we that is munity - recommenda self-study look ahead and severalplans years - wel we August everyeach years, forward us five push tions us remind that men faces, fresh fresh of class another come begin No to again. lies in the ability life the of essence that this way our come holes pot or speed bumps what matter teach ready with these new students for ready are we year, explore. to new roads and experienced veterans - MISSION STATEMENT values in the Catholic tradition. values Our Mission at Trinity is to provide students with a superior is to provide Our Mission at Trinity high school education in a supportive atmosphere based upon Christian atmosphere high school education in a supportive I’m at a parish picnic or swimming pool swimming during or picnic a parish at I’m Though our employee turnover is quite small, I love when small, I love quite is turnover our employee Though Joining our teaching staff full-time staff year will teaching this - mas be a our Joining I already work every day with incredibly gifted people. every incredibly with work day I already BY DANIEL J. ZOELLER H‘07, PRINCIPAL H‘07, J. ZOELLER BY DANIEL Principal’s Corner Principal’s the summer, one question inevitably comes my way, “When “When way, my comes inevitably question one the summer, I enjoy because does school start?”me of groans part Though also detect might a you brings, summer in routine the break What the way. on year another I think eye as about in my spark do I find so exciting? wheneveR peOple wORking with new - because commu they board enrich our on new come people begin we this school year, new ideas. with energy As nity and and several new officers class senior a new set of have we’ll year will President this be Class students our Leading staff. Secretary Schifa- Joe Eric Graehler, President Krill, Vice Clay Cole Sergeant-at-Arms and LaFollette Patrick Treasurer no, wORking with talented veteRans years. plus 20 for here me kept have students and staff Trinity’s for mile- graduation May’s at recognized staff of number The 10 With their dedication: service to of years a testament is stone chitect Jorge Serrano (Spanish). Alum Chris Toth ’06 has Chris Toth Alum Serrano (Spanish). Jorge chitect counselor-intern a Advancement; forSchool Office our joined and Davis; full us joined Paige has time, school year last from as staff a our joins Jackson, Jeremy experiencedan counselor, - back diverse themrich and with All bring counselor. college de- the overriding share experience, and a variety of grounds, community. serve and join to the Trinity sires Killian. 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He currently massetti has retired twice in his career. Pilots CWO John Hummel and CWO William Milliner were William Milliner were Hummel and CWO John CWO Pilots that both believed years after the crash, it was several For A Department of Defense classifieddocument revealed September dated Joe and Mary a letter Milliner received learned the man, the doctor the needs of to While tending him that he heard stated the doctor him away, led As they are grateful for the information about Bill. What can we We of conduct a full investigation shall “The select committee Inc. Rolling Thunder, Chapter 4, Please contact Kentucky lass their son was shot down. Kentucky Chapter 4, Rolling 4, Chapter Kentucky shot down. son was their the following information to share like Inc. would Thunder, the Milliner family: given to us by flying in their Cobra gunship a in up a pick to mission a search-and-rescue for combatair cover provide support to mission mission a combat during downed American aircrew seven-man As a result, their gunship was region. the Ho Chi Minh Trail on down. shot their aircraft. in the crash of had been killed pilots the Over survived Milliner had theyears, family learned that CWO the left and jaw his left to injuries ear, crash but suffered severe his injuries. result of as a arm. His left be amputated arm had to in the crash. killed Hummel was CWO The in Laos. POW a sighting of live that there had been a Milliner. as William Patrick POW the the name of report states received Thailand, have Phanom, in Nakhon sources Contact and can be that Milliner is alive inside Laos from information that The report say to continues the Thailand border. to brought in returning are interested that they indicate inside Laos people ransom to An attempt a reward. for States the United him to officials. government declined by later Milliner was CWO medical administered who a doctor from was The letter 2007. The stump left a man whose aid to arm had been amputated. went The doctor medical attention. bleeding and required was had describe that the persons the man captive holding to on patient. see the taking him to him before blindfolded named William Kentucky an American from that the man was then captors His home. return desire to his stated He Milliner. him away. took stay them that I will them. Please tell parents I love my “Tell yell, alive.” story it to keep talking about Bill’s must keep do to help? We can ask all of the members We alive in peoples’ awareness. and enact of the U.S. House of Representatives to approve which reads as follows: House Resolution 111 (HRES 111), all unresolved matters relating to any Vietnam era conflict, the Korean conflict,World War II, ColdWar missions, Persian Gulf Freedom, Enduring Operation or Iraqi Freedom Operation War, missing and captured.” including MIAs and POWs for more information about the (www.rollingthunderky4.com) issue. MIA/POW al tO traveling as time with his wife and daughter as well enjoys and Alan ’06 in to see his sons Ben ’01 in San Francisco area. He also does volunteer work D.C., the Washington, Kentucky with the American Cancer Society and the Western University Alumni Association. 1970 c Jerry Ditsler - [email protected] Glenn Edelen - [email protected] Gliessner - [email protected] Tom - [email protected] Phil Kayrouz McCarthyDave - [email protected] Tim McDaniel - [email protected] be , who practices law with Lynch, Cox, Cox, with Lynch, who practices law , ii ile apR assadORs: assadORs: assadORs: , along with the family of etZ and BOB heeg, amB amB amB schnell retired on Aug. 1 after 39 years in law There is a plaque in the library of Trinity High School that There is a plaque in the library of Trinity 26, with Bill Milliner on May graduated from Trinity We and family have Joe and Mary parents, Milliner, Bill’s y RRy gO lass lass lass Gilman and Goodman PSC in Louisville, was one of three was in Louisville, Gilman and Goodman PSC round of the 21st annualjudges of the championship Advocacy Competition on April Trial National Criminal Justice Justice the Criminal by sponsored The competition was 2. held at Bar Association and was Section of the American More than 20 School in Chicago. The John Marshall Law participated schools In addition, event. law in the three-day Vince one of the presenters on the concluding panel was of Padilla and the Future of convening of the invitation-only designed was The event Defense Function June 20-21. the with a variety of experiencesto bring together individuals system to discuss the future rolein the criminal justice which was The convening, lawyer. of the criminal defense was City, York in New of Law held at the Cardozo School the National Association of Criminal Defense sponsored by the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, Lawyers, Section.and the American Bar Association Criminal Justice from across the countryApproximately 85 invitees attended. 1968 c Bob Moses - [email protected] Al Tomassetti Je are members of the “Billy” Milliner ’68, William Patrick a non-profit Inc., Rolling Thunder, Chapter 4, Kentucky organization with their major function to publicize the POW- MIA issue. What follows is an update on the effort to locate Milliner. POW/MIA is dedicated to our brothers who died while serving in the alumnus Trinity during the VietnamU.S. Armed Forces War. Jerry name is on that plaque. Bob Heeg and I, Bill Milliner’s not wish to share with you that Bill Milliner may Goetz, past Laos for the held in war be a prisoner of dead; he may 40 years. are members of the family, along with Bill’s 1968. We, a non-profit Inc., Rolling Thunder, Chapter 4, Kentucky organization with our major function to publicize the POW-MIA issue. when 1973, shared information since March 2, discovered 1967 c - [email protected] Foerster Tom - [email protected] Rob Rahiya - [email protected] Richwalsky Paul Weinert - [email protected] Zurkuhlen - [email protected] mike servedenforcement. Col. Schnell 22 years the Jefferson with DepartmentCounty Police to Bennettsville, before moving to serve spent the past 11 S.C., as chief of police. Mike time Now it’s years Ky. as chief of police in Mount Sterling, for grandkids and fishing. c - [email protected] Dues Tom J. vincent 1961 ravis ravis ews fromews irector t rinity d helbyville helbyville ttn: ou” items chool reserves a ubmit your s agoner ’90 via igh ouisville, ky 40207. ouisville, h chool, chool, w l s lumni Relations & a ews from y from ews agoner, 4011 s agoner, ommunications igh ou” submissions for length et your brother alumni ravis ravis rinity know what’s happening know what’s in your life. s “n t l to c email at wagoner@thsrock. fax at (502) 899- net, 2052 or mail at: t the right to edit “n h w Road, t y and content. NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 8 9 Phil Stuecker ’70 proves that some Rocks are older than others. Phil posed with this rock formation Grand at Canyon National Park.
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J 1971 c Russ Read - [email protected] david 32 years. They have two children, Misty and D.J., and two Misty and D.J., two children, have 32 years. They has been with the Cody and Kira. David grandchildren, toKroger Co. in Louisville for 38 years is looking forward and fire serviceretirement in the near future. He retired from the Fireafter a 25-year career with the St. Matthews Department as a volunteer firefighter. Pat Meehan - [email protected] Meehan - [email protected] Pat - [email protected] Price paul ’70, groundbreaking ceremony May 26 on the site of the planned 26 on the site May ceremony groundbreaking are opening the The Beams Distillery. Limestone Branch microdistillery Park, in the Crossroads Industrial on 14 acres Memorial Highway. County Veterans located on the Marion started Dant, J.W. The Beams’ great-great-grandfather, in Marion County 175 yearsBoth of ago. making whiskey also distillers.their grandfathers The distillery were will have hope to expand but they when it opens, employees just a few as four or five full-time and 10 to 15 part-timeto as many as the business develops. employees representative for Shamrock Sales Company, specializing representative for Shamrock Sales Company, in pre-painted steel and fasteners the construction for He has been married Freibert to Sharon Mulloy industry. ’91. Jack serves Shawn H’06 for 39 years and has one son, Sharon and Board, High School Foundation the Trinity on football program and coordinates the printing of the Trinity and has served celebraTion magazine, on several The Leader football and baseball. Trinity committees. Sharon also loves and 10, Jack has three grandchildren: future Rocks Nicholas, 5. cheerleader Addison, and future Trinity 2, Jacob, ach has joined Norton Community Medical was recently appointed to ence JR. was eisB assadORs: assadORs: assadORs: assadORs: lawR was recently named energy en was manager at NASA amB amB amB amB graduated from the FBI Academy in higginBOtham graduated from the FBI Academy schO lass ORdell lass lass dR kyle R. lass 2000 c - [email protected] Matt Bilewicz Scott DeGaris - [email protected] Lee Handel - [email protected] HilbertFrankie - [email protected] Norris - [email protected] Clayton c the position of senior consumer relationship marketing 1999 c 1995 c Rob De Lessio - [email protected] Brian Hemmerle - [email protected] Jason Morgan - [email protected] B.J. Ruckriegel - [email protected] d 1997 c Mark - [email protected] Amick Michael Bratcher - [email protected] Edlin - [email protected] Mickey Klausing - [email protected] Joey Sumner MacDonald - [email protected] eli Space Center (KSC) where he manages accounts Kennedy including the former Space Shuttle for all programs at KSC, in July andprogram. KSC launched its final Shuttle mission designedis excited to prepare NASA for a future spacecraft to allow it to begin the first-ever crewed for long journeys the moon into deep space. missions beyond Arledge Mike - [email protected] Matt Barry - [email protected] BarryPat - [email protected] Jacob Dallenbach - [email protected] Montgomery - [email protected] Troy Andy Neuner - [email protected] Josh Plummer - [email protected] Brad Steller - [email protected] Will Zurkuhlen - [email protected] paul commencement and delivered the Academy’s Va., Quantico, FBI Director Robertaddress. In addition, Mueller quoted initial address in his remarks to the graduates. Paul’s Paul’s where he will focus on D.C., assignment is in Washington, counter-terrorism. Associates in Louisville. insurance agency that represents more than 15 regional that represents insurance agency to auto to business to carriers. home and national From Chris workswith individuals in between, life and all policies ownersand business that craft insurance programs daily to their budgets. Christheir needs but also satisfy not only fit three sons: (Sacred Heart, Maggie 1993) have and his wife, 3. Graham, and 6, William, 7, Reece, le has completed his residency in urology opened the doors of his company, Botner opened the doors of his company, . weR . assadORs: assadORs: assadORs: was promoted to the rank of captain as a ORgan was amB amB amB is BOtneR lass lass m david R. lass 1991 c - [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] Carroll Spalding - [email protected] - [email protected] Warren Todd chR in Louisville in the Insurance (www.botnerinsurance.com), first quarter of 2011. Botner Insurance is an independent 1990 c Chad Dierken - [email protected] Thad Fine - [email protected] Goheen - [email protected] King - [email protected] Troy Michael Kleinholter - [email protected] - [email protected] Ryan M. Sullivan - [email protected] Kevin - [email protected] Wagoner Travis d N.C. hospital in Winston-Salem, University’s Forest at Wake and his wife, N.C. David He has joined a practice in Mt. Airy, 5, are the proud parents of daughters Katie, Margaret Pike, will continue to live in Winston-Salem. they and 1, and Gracen, 1986 c Jim Beckham - [email protected] Don Cissell - [email protected] Elder - [email protected] David Kurt Johnson - [email protected] Joe Lauer - [email protected] Chris Simon - [email protected] - [email protected] Jeff Tompkins - [email protected] Vale Paul Lee Wiard - [email protected] nick m 2010. He has been a firefighter with the firefighter on Oct. 28, Fire Department 1991. Nick andMo., since Aug. 5, St Louis, three very 9, have active children: Nicholas, Tonya, his wife, 3. Nick also is a Missouri Certified and Baylee, 6, Benjamin, Fire Service Instructor and taught a classroom presentation Conference in Indianapolis at the Fire Department Instructor’s visiting St Family the Trinity from in March 2011. Anyone to contact him. Louis is invited Association. According to a press release from the school, from the school, According to a press release Association. through distinguished themselves “have the eight alumni community service and accomplishments, provisional with Bellarmine’s of attitudes consistent demonstration and the inclusive Thomas Gospel values Catholic identity, Lockharta 1988 Bellarmine is graduate. Dr. Merton spirit.” Centers scientist for the U.S. He is a research Disease for annual Alumni in Atlanta. 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NEWS FROM YOU FROM NEWS 10 11 is one of 56 students from the Kentuckiana wen is one of 56 students from the Kentuckiana assadORs: assadORs: assadORs: , a student at the University of Louisville, recently at the University a student of Louisville, dd, graduated with highest honorsmassetti graduated with highest from St. amB amB amB , punter for the University of Kentucky, punter for the University of Kentucky, tydlacka, , co-written by Barry Posner, a Barry by co-written The Leadership Posner, Challenge, shadO The Intellectual Devotional: Revive Your Mind, Complete Mind, Complete Your Revive Devotional: The Intellectual dO lin yan lass lass lass participated in a one-of-a-kind leadership development Sigma Phi Epsilon. The program through his fraternity, a five-day is the Ruck Leadershipcalled Institute, program, interactive immersion undergraduate experience with fellow membersPhi Epsilon and alumni facilitators.Sigma of Colin selected as one of the top 120 undergraduate memberswas from a pool of more than 15,000. The Ruck in the country, Leadership Institute focuses on the leadership principles espoused in one of the best-selling leadership books of all time, nationally renowned leadership expert and SigEp alumnus. “My opportunities in leadership while in high school and organizations I worked with as a student at U of L the many Colin said. for this experience,” prepared me well R All-Southeastern named to the coaches’ preseason was per punt in 2010. 43.8 yards Conference team. 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c 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] matt 2005 Oct. 7 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Louisville. tyleR kuhn c 2004 - [email protected] Coleman Coffey Heineman - [email protected] Andrew Hettinger - [email protected] Kyle Kannapel - [email protected] Drew the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2006 with a Master’s in 2006 with a Master’s the Georgia Institute of Technology to San he moved degree in computers. After graduation, to work Oracle. He is currently by for Francisco employed designer. as a senior interaction Open Peak c Aug.Louisville. 13 at St. Agnes Catholic Church in B 2001 Will Heineman - [email protected] Nick Kleinhelter - [email protected] Josh Mullin - [email protected] - [email protected] Matt Palmer-Ball Reilly - [email protected] Shawn eR 10 ounces) the birth Alexander Charles (5 pounds, of twins, on July 5 ounces), and Gabriela Marie Brown (6 pounds, at the recently named director of sales was Erik 6. Also, Museum in Louisville. Derby Kentucky shawn R communications specialist at Brown-Forman Corporation specialist at Brown-Forman communications from Doe-Anderson, He joins Brown-Forman in Louisville. for responsible manager, an account was where he as managing as well initiatives guiding communications advertisingmarketing, has campaigns. Cordell and brand and consumerin interactive marketing experience proven degree in business He earnedcommunications. a bachelor’s emphasis) from Transylvania administration (marketing University. to Class AAA Charlotte after hitting .366 at Birmingham. much of the third base in Charlotte after playing He played signed with season at second base in Birmingham. Tyler Virginia in 2008. He was the Chicago White Sox out of West drafted in the 15th round. He led the Class AA Southern League in hitting before being promoted to Class AAA. Tyler run. sent back to AA Birmingham the playoff for was IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM May the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.
Anne Elizabeth Sullivan Aboud, mother of Philip J. ’70 Kmetz; uncle of Tyler ’05, Daniel ’07 and John ’14 (deceased) and Louis J. ’83 Aboud Kmetz Dorothy Lefevers Aiken, mother of William Jennings Ben Koier ’10 Aiken Jr. ’86 Virginia Gail Kupper-Morley, wife of William Morley ’68 William Jennings Aiken, father of William Jennings LaVerne (Buehner) Lattis, grandmother of Alexander Aiken Jr. ’86 Lattis ’10 Joseph S. Allgeier Jr. ’79, son of Joseph Allgeier ’57; Joseph E. Lenahan Jr., father of Joe ’64, Larry ’67, brother of Rick Allgeier ’83 Mark ’70 (deceased) and Michael ’78 Lenahan; Gerald D. “Jerry” Barnett ’61, brother of Gary B. grandfather of Joe ’92 and Alan ’93 Lenahan ’57, John W. ’60, Dennis K. ’64 and Merle S. ’67 Charles “Mont” Major, father of Paul ’72 and Joe ’77 Barnett Major Marguerite G. Beatty, mother of Thomas Beatty ’64
12 Virginia Marrillia “Ginna” Monroe, grandmother of Charles F. Bowlds, father of Brandon C. Bowlds ’89 Dennis Cornell ’85 Christopher Ross Brasel, son of Paul Brasel ’71 Carl William Mueller, father of Mark Mueller ’75 Laura Ann Brito, mother of Thomas ’75 and Pedro ’79 Edward L. Munson Sr., father of Edward Jr. ’74, John Brito ’78 and Michael ’82 Munson; father-in-law of Dale Juanita Belle Burkman, mother of Roger Burkman Popham ’67 and Buddy Colucci ’70 (former Trinity faculty) Catherine V. Nelson, mother of John Thomas III ’58, Charles F. Carraro, father of Tommy Carraro ’79; James Joseph ’63, Steven ’68 and Mark ’75 grandfather of Anthony ’06, Cody ’09 and Dominic (deceased); grandmother of John Nelson IV ’86 ’13 Carraro Marcella Slack Newton, mother of Jeffrey Newton; Janice Rose Chandler, mother of Billy ’77, Kelley ’79 grandmother of Nicholas ’11 and Hunter ’14 Newton and Pat ’81 Chandler and Mary Kaye Marshall; Michael J. Niehoff ’78, brother of David Niehoff ’81 grandmother of Jamie ’89, Chris ’93, John ’96 and Margaret E. (Mayhall) Noon, mother of Mike Noon ’69; Andy ’01 Stivers; grandmother of Stevie ’06 and grandmother of Jeremy Noon ’98 Jake ’12 Marshall; grandmother of Patrick ’10 and Drew Chandler ’14; grandmother of Tony Creed ’10 John G. Oberst Jr., brother of Norman Oberst ’59 Margaret Baron Cowley, grandmother of Samuel Martha Weatherton (Fowler) Ostertag, stepmother of Thomas Cowley ’14 Michael Ostertag ’73 Geri Lynn Best Detoma, mother of Brandon Detoma Mary Alice Owen, daughter of Bill Owen ’71 ’00 Barbara Edrington Owens, mother of Gene ’81, Gary ’88 Michael Robert Dickman ’71 and Glen ’96 Owens Theodore J. “Ted” Duerr Jr., grandfather of John ’00 Gene Harlin Owens, father of Gene ’81, Gary ’88 and and Richard ’10 Wettig Glen ’96 Owens Grant Junior Eaton, grandfather of Erik Eaton ’12 Mary Jane Quinn, mother of Patrick Matthew ’73 and Michael Joseph ’76 Quinn Terry Evans, brother-in-law of Kathy Witte (Trinity staff); uncle of Eric Witte ’12 Dr. Steven L. Riddle ’78, husband of Trish Riddle H’11 (celebraTion co-chair); father of William Riddle ’13 Sara Marie Byrd Fante, grandmother of Calvin E. Fante ’15 Anita McGary Ries, mother of Edward Jr. ’72 and John ’83 Ries Anne Devine Farnon, mother of Michael ’69 and Robert ’72 Farnon Jr. John Donald Ronayne Sr., father of Denis Ronayne ’65 Dorothy L. Ferguson, mother of Joseph W. Ferguson Carol J. Rose, mother of Mark Rose ’76 ’66 Karen Joyce Scisney, mother of Artilla Jr. ’06 and Ar’ron Sylvia H. Fusting, mother of Donnie Fusting ’83 ’07 Scisney Dorothy Burden Gargotto, mother of Anthony Gargotto James T. Sims Sr., father of J.T. Jr. ’72, Fred ’74 and Dr. Jr. ’71 Michael Joseph ’76 Sims; grandfather of Trey ’98, Logan ’00, Parker ’04, Ryan ’04, Christopher ’06, Lucille Hyatt “Molly” Gnau, mother of Joe Gnau ’78; Jacob ’08 and Kevin ’13 Sims grandmother of Brian Gnau ’95 Philip C. “Tex” “Coonie” Taxes, father of Steve Taxes Marjorie Kunz Godecker, mother of Fred Godecker ’72 ’73; grandfather of Alan Taxes ’11 Wauneda Dennison Gruneisen, mother of Roger ’67 Mary Margaret (Mattei) Waters, mother of Robert J. (former Trinity faculty) and Gary Gruneisen (former Waters Sr. ’68 Trinity faculty); mother-in-law of Dave Kelly (former Trinity faculty); grandmother of David Jr. ’82 and James “Jim” Bertrand Weis, father of Steve Weis ’71; Jack ’85 Kelly and Scott Gregory ’85; aunt of Brian grandfather of Christopher Weis ’04 K. Dennison ’67 Elsie Willett, grandmother of Hunter Thomas ’11; Herb W. Hartman ’59, father of Steven Hartman ’85 mother-in-law of Trinity Potter (Shamrock Moms coordinator) John T. “Jack” Heck ’60 Harriet Yvette “Shangodara” Williams, mother of Agyei Doris Jean Droppleman Jarboe, mother of Jeff Jarboe Williams ’07 ’71 Vincent Albert Zoeller, father of Mark ’73, Terry ’73, Pat Mary Biller Kessinger, mother of Albert L. Jr. ’74 and ’75, Curt ’77 and Doug ’80 Zoeller; grandfather of Robert L. ’78; grandmother of Drew Kessinger ’14 David ’00, Ben ’04 and Christian ’11 Zoeller James A. Kmetz, brother of Thomas ’81 and John ’85 13 - [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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The 16th annual Varsity-Alumni Soccer Match ended in a 4-2 Varsity win. The match was played Aug. 13 at Trinity’s Trinity’s at Aug. 13 played was match The win. Varsity ended in a 4-2 Match Soccer Varsity-Alumni annual 16thThe team. Varsity this year’s against alumni of group ’05 led a large Yeagle Darren ’02 and Hayden Michael John Alumni Varsity of the Sykes “Joe head said. soccer coach BarrySwearengen moments,” of highlight share its “Thehad game The Alumni Rocks knocked off the Varsity Rocks forthe fift Rocks Varsity offthe Rocks knocked Alumni The Alumnus Keith Albrektson ’08 (Xavier University) was the overall was University) ’08 (Xavier Albrektson Keith Alumnus Noel Thomas were team Alumni the for five the top out Rounding Nick sophomores were team Varsity for the finishers five top The ourwith years consistent of number had a have we nowthat Alumni team the against compete to difficult it makes “It lumni battle v On Sept. 24, you and your spouse or significant other significant or spouse your and On Sept. 24, you High “Trinity for Search group! Facebook our Join sOcceR Stadium. Marshall forthe win. on held Rocks Varsity butthe 3-0, fallingafter behind Rocksmade a comeback Alumni The Chris goalie starting junior Varsity Also, team. the Alumni of Hayden Michael did John as goal, a fantastic squad scored year’s this thanks from Many by all. A had fun was time terrific made saves. Mueller Andrew backup junior and Hubbard play.” to up soccer all who to showed the alumni team Joe Hayden DumstorfJamie Chris Mackey Joe Hagedorn Gies Wes cROss cOuntRy Rob Beaven a Matthews. You pay for what you eat/drink. If anyone anyone If eat/drink. you what for pay You Matthews. - Cathe Indianapolis the Rocks take on go, to like would p.m. 7:30 at is Kickoff Stadium. Marshall Trinity’s dral at willbe game likely a The the gate. at tickets buy We’ll nice. is if the weather sell-out dinner. for Quarters Captain’s at us join to welcome are A class 6 p.m. willOur evening at begin cocktails with 7:15 at dinner by followed will 7 p.m., be taken at photo is $26 cost per The person. p.m. 1991.” School Class of Committee: Class ’91 Reunion of Country Cross Race at Alumni-Varsity in the 37th annual year secutive with finished team Alumni 11. The Aug. on Park State Sawyer “Tom” E.P. 22 points. in finished second Meredith Sam Senior finisher. Alumni top and winner squad. Varsity the for finisher the top was and place cross ran and Dame Notre of the University from graduated ’07, who just Jake ’97 (fifth), Holzknecht place, Scott in finished third country there, ’09 Hancock Brian (sixth) and Kentucky) of ’11 (University Wildenmann (seventh). (11th). Thomison Ethan senior (10th) and Hancock Evan junior (eighth), Ireland Andrew and Eckert (fourth) country Chad coach head cross I,” Division at many level, the collegiate at their running career continuing graduates recent our for honor an is the race and to back they their way make that the team to though, a compliment, “It’s said. Waggoner are We underclassmen. being five top our of three having team the Varsity of also proud them. I’m against compete to guys gutsy.” but young 2011 2011 ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI
ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI 14 Trinity Alumni Business Circle wants you to “keep it in the family!”
The Trinity Alumni Business Circle is an opportunity for alumni and board members to discuss topics and current events that may be affecting their business with other professionals in the Trinity Family. Whether you want to market your current company, use the services of someone in a specific industry or discuss a new venture, it is a great way to reconnect and network with your Trinity brothers. You have the opportunity to attend meetings once a month. Meetings are typically during the lunch hour with an occasional after-work gathering or breakfast meeting. To host and/or to be added to the Trinity Alumni Business Circle distribution list, please email your contact information to Trinity Annual Fund Director Brian Monell ’86 at [email protected].
Thursday, October 13, Time/Location TBA Speaker: Michael Dockter ’05 Community Edge Business Solutions (Steve Fackler ’73) (Mark Pontrich’90) (Scott McClinton ’81) Pontrich Printing & Promotions Promotions & Printing Pontrich Redlee ConstructionDevelopment & Co., Inc. (David Elder ’86, Matt Elder ’87) Shiraz Mediterranean Grill Trinity High School Office for School Advancement United Electric Co. (John Walsh ’78) H’09) Wagner (Mike Electric Wagner GIFT DONATIONS Restaurant Austin’s Bravo! Cucina Italiana Buckhead Mountain Grill Frazier History Museum Fritz’s Salon & Spa for Men GlenOaks Country Club Great American Cookies – Oxmoor Impellizzeri’s Pizza J. Harrod’s Restaurant & Bar Joe’s Crab Shack KT’s Restaurant & Bar Louisville Ballet Louisville Bats Baseball McAlister’s Deli O’Shea’s Family of Pubs – Brendan O’Shea’s, O’Shea’s Irish Pub, Flanagan’s Ale House, O’Shea’s Patrick Oxmoor Shoppe Smoke Posterman The Red Lobster Family SportsRumball’s Bar Saints Pizza Salsarita’s Fresh Cantina (Steve Stallings ’81) Skyline Chili Church Supply Co. Tonini ValuMarket (James Neumann ’91) Optical Wood KeeYang Noodle (Dan Huckstein ’87) Listed below are the Trinity 2011 Alumni-Sandy Newman Golf Scramble sponsors. Please give patronage. your them Mark your calendar now for the 2012 Trinity Alumni-Sandy Golf Memorial Newman Scramble – Monday, June 18, 2012! SPONSORSHOLE A-M Electric (Greg Nefouse) Shutt, PSC Dentistry & Aesthetic Family Blincoe (Glenn Blincoe ’73, DMD; DavidShutt ’79, DMD) Brownsboro Center Shop Barber Evans Construction Co., Inc. Fackler Commercial Roofing LLC Garrett-Stotz Company (David Goheen ’90) ID&A, Inc. (Steve Rickert ’59) J&J Transportation Inc. (Mark Plummer ’69) Lanning Chemical Co., Inc. (Aaron Lanning ’88) Center Change Oil 10-Minute Pennzoil (Closest to the Pin, No. 18). No. (Closest the Pin, to Fine Thad to thanks Many serving’90 for scramble as by assisted was He chair. - Beaven ’91, AlRob Tomas Goheen ’90setti ’68, Dave ’89. Shelby Alan and the to Special go thanks and allhole GlenOaks staff gift donors. and sponsors - volun to also Thanks the the event who helped teers run smoothly: De Rob Les - Impellizzeri sio ’95, Rich Bruenderman ’76, Paul ’69, Ron Scott ’69, Chuck ’77, Bill Tharp Netherton ReadNathan ’71, ’77, Russ cramble on par on parcramble had a great time at the 27th Annual time at a great had s olf g The team of Steve J. Martin ’88, Tim Gertz ’88, Kent Diehlman ’91 Diehlman Kent Tim GertzMartin ’88, ’88, J. Steve of team The Cup, Memorial Joe Demling the presented was team winning The No. Hole Drive, Elder ’86 (Straightest David Other were winners The Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Golf Scramble is played each played is Newman Golf Scramble Trinity Alumni-Sandy The for served Directors Board of Sandy the Alumni on alumnus, an As for Alumnus the Honor named posthumously was 1995, Sandy In any with help to desire unfailing his for best was known Sandy Trinity of the us, thosemembers with no longer is Sandy Though lumni lumni Trinity Alumni-Sandy Newman Golf Scramble held on Monday, June June Monday, on held Golf Scramble Newman Alumni-Sandy Trinity beautiful GlenOaks Country20, at Club. the of 55. Winners of a score with the scramble Roberts Joe won and and ’99 Gaar Chuck were Cory Bromley, Bybee flight second Greg ’94, ’76, Doug Scales ’76,Mercke of David team ’98. The Jaggers Brandon place. in ’76 finished third Carpenter Mike Resch ’76 and Paul will the cup be Alongside a Trinity. at will be that cup displayed a silver the winners. of the names with engraved plaque (Closest the to Haws 7), Mike No. Drive, (Longest Diehlman 1), Kent Chris Kersey 12) and Gertz No. 8), Tim (Closest the Pin, to No. Pin, Sasse ’96, Paul Richwalsky ’67, Tom Foerster ’67 and Scott McClinton McClinton Scott and ’67 Foerster ’67, Tom Richwalsky Sasse ’96, Paul ’81. in participated ’67. Sandy Newman “Sandy” William in memory of year - includ student, a Trinity as years four his during activities of a number He the Soccer and Club Club. the Pep Society, Honor the National ing his during academic his achievements for Award a Shamrock received year. junior those years. six of than more for treasurer as and 10 years, than more instru- activities and Association in Alumni active extremely was He the Sandy (renamed Golf Scramble the Alumni in organizing mental in death untimely his Golf until Classic in 2001) Memorial Newman 1994. Trinity. to dedication and loyalty his was it Sandy, For Trinity. promoted that activity Association Alumni eachTrinity promote to efforts continuous it was effort; one any not everyand day. for love and spirit his him will remember loved who knew and Family their sons, and Beth H’07, wife, Newman School. Sandy’s High Trinity Trinity. of love Sandy’s Casey ’02 and ’05, share ’00, Clay Patrick e than 130 gOlfeRs mORe than 130 a
ALUMNI NEWS ALUMNI 16 17 6/8/11 9:36:26 AM House Marquee Event Manual Manual • Dinner presented by the basketball team, 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall • “Future Rocks” night for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade students: ~ Come enjoy a hot dog and a Coke – just present the invitation we’ll mail separately ~ Stay for the autograph session with the team following the game ~ Free posters given out! October 28 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Cincinnati Moeller • Friday, September 23 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Indianapolis Cathedral classes of 1971, ’76, ’91 and ’96 – • Reunions for Trinity’s 4:30-7 p.m. in Convocation Hall • High School Mixer in the Cafeteria, 9 p.m.-midnight October 7 at 7:30 p.m. Friday, • Finals of the House Pass & Kick Contest Chili Supper presented by the wrestling team, • All-You-Can-Eat 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall lastic - - - At Every Home Game: Place! • The best food around at Joe’s of inflatable games for kids! • Tons • Campus Store open from 6 p.m. until kickoff! • Pre-game activities at St. Patrick Place, across from the stadium entrance: Drum Line performances! ~ Trinity ~ Get your temporary tattoos! ~ “Paint up” with Pep Club members! Reunions for Trinity’s classes of 1966 and ’01 – 4:30-7 p.m. Reunions for Trinity’s Friday, August 12 at 7:30 p.m. August Friday, Highlands Scrimmage vs. Ft. Thomas • Get a sneak preview of the 2011 Football Rocks! 26 at 8 p.m. August Friday, Nashville Montgomery Bell • 2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule2011 Home Football Schedule in Convocation Hall Pasta, 5 p.m. Dinner – All-You-Can-Eat • Cross Country Team in Alumni Hall
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FATHER/STEPFATHER Poppe ’82 Theodore W. Timothy J. Portale ’81 James L. Ramser ’77 David J. Rickert ’79 Richard T. Riney ’74 Michael J. Riordan ’71 Michael J. Riordan ’71 John A. Shoptaw ’78 Anthony J. Siegel ’73 Thomas E. Smith ’82 Mark R. Smith ’81 Michael W. Stich ’73 Stephen J. Streicher ’80 Daniel C. Sweeny ’80 Paul J. Tallarico ’78 Phillip S. Taxes ’73 David V. Thornsberry ’86 Donald A. Towles ’82 James K. Wadell ’74 Carl E. Wellendorff Jr. ’74 Thomas J. Welter ’81 Michael J. Weyhing ’83 David R. Wilson ’75 Curt A. Zoeller ’77
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COME JOIN THE CELEBRATION OF THE greatest high school football rivalry in the nation. Noon, Wednesday, September 28, 2011 • The Galt House Hotel & Suites Hosted by Co-Chairmen Alan Hennessey, Trinity Football Legend & Will Wolford, St. Xavier Football Legend
Individual seat - $50.00 • Table for 10 - $500.00
Reserve tickets and tables at www.ceflou.org, by phone at (502) 585-2747, fax info to (502) 583-4929 or mail form below to Catholic Education Foundation 325 West Main Street, Suite 1806, Louisville, Kentucky 40202 ✁ ORDER FORM Name______❑ Please reserve a table for 10. Cost: $500.00 Address______❑ Please reserve ______individual tickets. Cost:______x $50.00 = ______. City ______❑ I am unable to attend but would like to make a donation to the State______Zip______Catholic Education Foundation. $______. Phone ______SPONSORSHIP LEVELS: ❑ Championship Level - $10,000 ❑ MVP Level - $5,000 ❑ Shillelagh Club - $2,500 Email ______❑ Quarterback Club - $500 ❑ Players Club - $50/seat Name on card______PAYMENT Number on card ______❑ My check is enclosed (payable to Catholic Education Foundation). Expiration date ______❑ Please invoice me at the address to the right. ❑ Please charge my: (circle one) VISA/MasterCard/AMEX/Discover V-code (3 digits on back)______
Proceeds to benefit the Catholic Education Foundation, an organization dedicated to the growth and vitality of Catholic education There are several ways for you and your son to learn more about the Trinity experience. Our new and improved website, trinityrocks.com, is a great place to start. We also invite you to arrange for a personal campus tour by contacting Chris Toth ‘06 at 502.736.2122.
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67152_ths_11_insert.indd 1 9/1/11 4:20 PM 67152_ths_11_insert.indd 2 9/1/11 4:20 PM 67152_ths_11_insert.indd 3 9/1/11 4:20 PM At Trinity, educational excellence is at the forefront school work. High expectations are the norm for all, of every student-teacher relationship – regardless of promoted by a dedicated faculty of student advocates. a student’s academic strengths or weaknesses. A Trinity’s teachers, buoyed by the freedom of instruction thorough curriculum – in which every student must that only a private institution can provide, are invested in undergo a pre-college schedule of courses – ensures the lives of the young men of our community. Trinity is a that each student reaches his full potential to fi nd comfortable feeling. It’s a lifetime of brotherhood. It’s the success after a Trinity career. Every incoming freshman cultivation of talent. It’s inspiration to be a compassionate class includes students who score very well on the High person. It’s fun and enthusiasm for learning. It’s words School Placement Test and often go on to become of encouragement. It’s the gateway to adulthood. It’s a Governor’s Scholars and National Merit Scholars. Every second home. class also includes students who struggle with everyday
THE PROOF IS IN THE RESULTS
Trinity students at all academic levels X There is an award-winning fi ne X Summer academic enrichment camps of diffi culty continue to excel on and performing arts program in study skills, mathematics, science, standardized tests in record fashion. X A four-year religion program grammar, quick recall and more make For the sixth consecutive year, all comprises academics, service, us a year-round learning center seniors were required to take the ACT justice and spiritual formation for X A diverse and highly qualifi ed faculty a lifetime of faith in a loving God in order to graduate. Even while we (94 percent with master’s or better, X More than 50 faculty members have enroll the most academically diverse fi ve doctorates) makes it happen given 10 or more years of service X There is a daily student-produced student body of any private or Catholic in Catholic education at Trinity television news program high school in our community, nearly High School X Our Advanced Program ACT 100 percent of the Class of 2011 met or X Trinity’s unique House System, now composite average is 40 percent higher exceeded their predicted score through a national model, ensures every than the national mean for males excellent pre-college preparation. student stays engaged and involved X More than 70 colleges and universities X Students meet four times a week in visit campus each year seeking THS QUICK FACTS special advising groups with one or our graduates X Class size average is 20 more teachers X Trinity functions in an integrated X Student-teacher ratio is 12 to one X Eight full-service science labs and broadband environment with online X Nine counselors provide academic nine computer labs provide the access in all classrooms and personal support for the latest technology X Classrooms are outfi tted with ceiling student body X Daily online reporting of assignments projectors and teachers commonly X With the guidance of two college and grades further enhances student use SMART Board interactive counselors, Trinity’s last two performance whiteboards for instruction graduating classes collectively X Direct access to teachers via email X We have a renowned theater program earned more than $30 million in and classroom phones promotes with newly renovated theater facilities college merit scholarships communication X Arts courses in sculpture, painting, X More than 250 courses are taught X Core teams of teachers and drawing, photography, video at fi ve different academic levels counselors work at each grade level production, fi lm study and more of diffi culty X Daily Mass is offered in the round out the experience X There are more than 100 clubs and school chapel activities in which to become involved and connected
67152_ths_11_insert.indd 4 9/1/11 4:20 PM RECENT ALUMNI PROFILES
Unlike most high schools, the connection between students and Trinity is not severed when diplomas are handed out. We make an effort to keep in touch with alumni and keep alumni in touch with each other throughout their lives. The following profi les are a snapshot of the endeavors and successes of recent Trinity alumni.
Eric Senn ’06 How did Trinity help prepare you for success? My high school days were jam-packed from the fi rst day of University attended: freshman year to a week after graduation at the state track Yale University meet. At Trinity, I learned how to manage a busy schedule Degree(s) working on and/or earned: and make real contributions to multiple groups, fi nding BA, Film Studies success across the board. My time at Trinity gave me the confi dence to take harder classes and apply for research positions. The relationships I formed at THS gave me a Special achievements at a university level: glimpse ahead. Whether it was questions about collegiate X Varsity football player (2006 Ivy League champions) track or cross country or simply about what kind of classes X Vice President, Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity an engineer takes, I knew what was ahead of me in an How did Trinity help prepare you for success? informal helpful sense, not just the “party line.” While I Trinity helped me mold my leadership abilities while miss Trinity dearly, I know I was prepared for the next step focusing my likings for competition toward areas that and this has helped me to be ready to move through the enabled me to be successful. The Advanced Program rest of my life. of studies taught me to be a student fi rst and an athlete second, a mindset that I carried with me to college and David Thompson ’07 still hold now. The most noteworthy aspect about my University attended and/or attending: Trinity experience was how the school and the people University of Kentucky, University of instilled a sense of community, brotherhood and Kentucky College of Medicine tradition – an asset I didn’t fully comprehend while attending Trinity, but the realization has grown ten-fold Degree(s) working on and/or earned: since. The Trinity Family, along with my immediate X BS, Biology (Summa Cum Laude) family, taught me what to prioritize and internalize Final GPA – 3.96 and what to keep at an arm’s-length distance. It X MD, Doctorate of Medicine taught me to never give up on my dreams and Special achievements at a university level: to never give up on my brothers. X Dean’s List (every semester)
X National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) X Performed cancer research at the UK Medical Center Thomas Noel ’07 How did Trinity help prepare you for success? University attended: Trinity helped me form study habits and a work ethic that University of Notre Dame is imperative to succeed in college. Once I got settled in at Degree(s) working on and/or earned: school during my fi rst year, it was very evident that Trinity BS, Chemical Engineering students are well-prepared and have a fi rm education to fall back on. I have had numerous professors and instructors tell me how much more prepared Trinity students are than Special achievements at a university level: the rest of the students in class. The success that I have X Dean’s List found in the classroom would not have been possible if it X Vincent P. Slatt Fellowship for Undergraduate Research was not for my education at Trinity. in Energy Systems and Processes X Notre Dame track and cross country teams
67152_ths_11_insert.indd 5 9/1/11 4:20 PM If the graduating Class of 2011 is a refl ection of the quality of education at Trinity, we must be on the right path. The following is a summary of their successes and offers a glimpse of Jake Barton ’08 where Trinity can take students when University attended: they enter our halls: Virginia Military Institute (VMI) X Awarded more than $13 million in Degree(s) working on and/or earned: merit scholarships BA, History X Accepted at more than 120 colleges and universities across the country Special achievements at a university level: X 100 percent of the class took the ACT, X Wrestled at the Division I level and nearly 100 percent met or exceeded X Marine Corps ROTC Scholarship their predicted score through excellent How did Trinity help prepare you for success? pre-college preparation – their composite The integrity and professionalism that Trinity teaches ACT average score was well above state its students in and out of the classroom gave me a head and national levels, with an Advanced start over just about every freshman I met. Trinity gives Program score near 30 us the tools to excel in whatever path we choose and X Earned more than 725 hours in the confi dence to follow those paths. possible college credit X 9 recognized by the National Merit James Harris ’08 Corporation X 98 percent will be entering college University attended: this fall University of Virginia X 13 Governor’s Scholars Program Degree(s) working on and/or earned: participants BS, Chemical Engineering X 3 Governor’s School for the Arts BS, Civil Engineering participants Special achievements at a university level: X 32 recipients of the Kentucky X School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Commonwealth Diploma Merit Scholarship winner X X Rodman Scholar 104 recipients of the Senior Shamrock Award How did Trinity help prepare you for success? X 38 recipients of the Four-Year Trinity prepared me for success by making me survive Shamrock Award (honor roll all eight in the Advanced Program and emphasizing the semesters of high school) importance of learning over grades or test scores. I scored well and had a great GPA, but the things X 54 members of the National I learned about being an adult and being a brother Honor Society will outlast everything I learned in class. Trinity taught X 68 members of the National Beta Club me how to be a good person, which hopefully will X Performed more than 20,000 service give me the chance to be successful in the future. hours over four years X State Championships in cross country, football, ice hockey, powerlifting, wrestling, swimming and track; National Championship in powerlifting. X 26 Academic All-State First Team and 154 Honorable Mention All-State student-athletes
Continued to next page X 98 percent participated in a Christian Awakening Senior Retreat
67152_ths_11_insert.indd 6 9/1/11 4:20 PM RECENT ALUMNI PROFILES CONT.
Troy M. Staub ’08 Patrick Condon ’09 University attended: University attended: University of South Carolina University of Notre Dame Degrees working on and/or earned: Degrees working on and/or earned: International Business BS, Business BA, Theatre Special achievements at a university level: Special achievements at a university level: X Member of Freshman Council X Sophomore Class Council X Residence Hall Association Senator X Club Coordination Council X Emerging Leaders Program X Member of Club Volleyball Team X Maxcy Hall Ambassador How did Trinity help prepare you for success? How did Trinity help prepare you for success? Trinity does such a good job of preparing students for Trinity helped me to become extremely well-rounded so the workload of college, but I personally believe Trinity’s that I can be involved and still keep good grades in college. biggest contribution in preparing me for success was Trinity also helped me develop a strong work ethic that has helping me to build relationships with my peers and helped me excel at the next level. improving my public speaking ability. The transition to college was easy for me because I am comfortable Will Young ’08 building relationships with new people and have confi dence in myself and my presentation skills. University attended: University of North Dakota Ross Gueltzow ’09 Degrees working on and/or earned: BS, Commercial Aviation University attended: BBA, Business Management University of Dayton Special achievements at a university level: Degrees working on and/or earned: X Community of Learners Scholarship BS, Finance and Operations X Private pilot’s license Management X Member, Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Special achievements at a university level: How did Trinity help prepare you for success? X Dean’s List Trinity defi nitely helped me with all sorts of things when How did Trinity help prepare you for success? entering college. Right away, you realize you have a leg I can say with complete conviction that I will grow up a up on the other students because you received a great better man because of Trinity High School. Scholastically, high school education. Huge lecture classes aren’t as I have felt much more prepared than my fellow students at intimidating and writing big papers doesn’t seem out of the University of Dayton. Mr. Ward and Mr. Lococo’s English the ordinary. ACT prep helped me when trying to get into classes taught me how to divide my writing into sections college. One of the biggest things I noticed, though, is that and phases, which improved my scores on papers in all of during career fairs in college I’m never afraid to approach my college classes. Thanks to Mr. Wunderlin, I had a fi rm a potential employer. After all, Trinity doesn’t just graduate grasp of topics discussed in my college calculus class. My good students; it graduates gentlemen ready for the world. sociology and religion classes were almost easy because of Mr. Dubay. But more importantly, Trinity helped me prepare for life away from home. My time management during high school was sub-par, to say the least. However, because of Trinity’s many extracurricular activities and quantity of work, I was forced to manage my time. And I was able to apply those skills in college.
67152_ths_11_insert.indd 7 9/1/11 4:20 PM Simon Cozzens ’09 University attended: Yale University Degrees working on and/or earned: Undecided
Special achievements at a university level: X Club Volleyball X The Yale Russian Chorus (special choir) X The Yale Undergraduate Southern Society (southern liason) How did Trinity help prepare you for success? Trinity put me in a setting in which I was always challenged, always given every opportunity to accomplish what I wanted. The teachers at Trinity are the best educational resources you can get, and tons of clubs and teams gave me the opportunity to explore any interest I found stimulating.
Class of 2011
67152_ths_11_insert.indd 8 9/1/11 4:20 PM Come celebraTe with us on March 31, 2012!
A beautiful NEW venue! · No advanced chance sales! · A low-cost option to attend! · LIVE music in the second half! · Lots of TVs to catch all the Final Four action! · More time to socialize and reconnect!
celebraTion is changing… and you won’t believe what we’re rolling out on March 31! This is a MUST SEE for newcomers and longtime patrons alike. Join the excitement of Trinity High School’s celebraTion supports student athletics, activities spectacular annual Dinner/Auction. celebraTion and need-based tuition aid programs. The event is 2012 will surely be another sellout. This event has 99.5% volunteer-driven, so nearly every dollar raised become a dynamic moment for the school com- is returned to the school. To volunteer or donate munity. Every stakeholder of Trinity – students, an item, contact the celebraTion office at (502) parents, faculty, alumni, board members and com- 736-2116 or email [email protected] today! munity leaders – joins forces to make this event come to life! Look for more details in the coming months… 35 o to rinity’s website! g entucky entucky imply follow the instructions from und by logging on to t f und kicks off with $20,000 off with und kicks nnual a f ’07 attends k rinity nnual nnual a and click on “Donate Now.” s hanks for your generous support! an Zoeller h Dan Zoeller H’07 is one of 48 school principals from from 48 school principals of Zoeller Dan one is H’07 rinity rinity d t believes in putting his charitable contributions to work. He He work. to contributions charitable his believes in putting
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Its founded education executive of globalranked provider use CCL corporations Kentucky Many in 1988. section established was nonprofit their executives. for training provide to Chamber the Kentucky CEO of and president and Foundation Chamber secretary the Kentucky of Adkisson, Dave noted Commerce. of onnell wards a mcc en. cholar , his mother, Linda, mother, , his Simpson and Jake Simpson ’12. Trinity teacher Ms. Amy Zuccaro, left, Sen. Mitch McConnell, Linda at Trinity High School have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional their exceptional of in recognition Awards earnedAP Scholar School have High Trinity at senior Joseph Shaw has learned he scored a perfect learned scored he has Shaw Joseph senior impson ’12 competes in national speech in ’12 competes impson haw ’12 scores perfect 36 on act ’12 scores perfect haw s s The College Board recognizes several levels of achievement based on students’ performance on AP Exams. At Trinity At on AP Exams. performance students’ on based recognizesof achievement The severalCollege levels Board on all AP 3.5 at least of score average an by earning Award Distinction with AP the for Scholar qualified students Six on all 3.25 at least of score average an by earning Award Honor with AP the for Scholar qualified students Eight Academically, Shaw has been in Trinity’s Advanced Placement Program all Program Placement Advanced been has Trinity’s in Shaw Academically, 2010 state Trinity’s of member include activities interests sports and Shaw’s the NHS with associated projects various includes serviceHis involvement School to hopes High Trinity what the model of perfect is role Shaw “Joey Congratulations, Jake! Congratulations, achievement on AP Exams in May. in May. AP Exams on achievement students prepared academicallyand willing provides (AP®) Program® Placement Advanced The College Board’s advanced credit, whileearn college to courses stillhigh and in college-level school, takerigorous to the opportunity with students 1.9 million than the more of 18 percent About the AP Exams. on successful performance both for or placement, Award. toalso high an AP earn Scholar level a sufficiently performed at AP Exams who took worldwide with AP Exams more or three by completing Award AP the for Scholar qualified taking exams 34 students this May, past higher. 3 or of scores Atcheson, Kyle graduates recent are students These of these exams. more or five higher on 3 or of scores taken, and Exams Richardson. Michael and Micciche Ross Lawson, Parker English, Ryan Condon, J. Carl David graduates recent are students These these exams. of more or four higher on 3 or of scores taken, and AP Exams Zoeller. Jude Seidt and Tyler Riney, John Medley, Colon Mattingly, Jacob Alex Curtis, Houk, Allison, Louis 36 composite on the June 2011 ACT. This news follows that of Jacob Mattingly, a Mattingly, Jacob of that follows news This 2011 ACT. the June on 36 composite the 2011 ACT. February who a 36 on also scored Trinity, at classmate Beta Club; Society National and Honor the National of a member is he years; four Roll; the Honor being on for winner Award Shamrock Team; the Math of member Scholar. a 2011 Governor’s and Scholar Steinhauser a Trinity is he and team. field and track varsity and football team varsity championship Animal Metro with work Mary Academy; St. for work Betaand volunteer Club; Student been adopted; theyhave after homes to Services animals transition to Special Olympics. and program; Ambassador Advanced Striegel, Aaron Dr. said student,” Program Advanced in an produce in excellence for strives he and working, hard humble, is “He counselor. 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Five Trinity students and teacher Ms. Maria Rocha visited Seville, Spain, during May and June. Students attended school at Colegio Compania de Maria and made several cultural trips to nearby cities. Ms. Rocha taught a class while she was there. The visit was part of Trinity’s ongoing exchange with the school. Five Compania de Maria students attended Trinity in August and Sep- tember. This is the third year Spanish students from Colegio Compa- nia de Maria have visited. Previous exchange students continue to stay in touch through care packages and social networking. The five Trinity students in Seville were seniors Robert Keynton and Anthony Thomas and juniors Derek Mattingly, Patrick McGurk and Evan Winrich. Each student was paired with a host family and, in turn, hosted when the Spaniards visited Louisville.
Alex Winrich ’13, left, Patrick McGurk ’13, Tony Thomas ’12 and Derek Mattingly ’13 in Seville, Spain, along the Guadalquivir River on their way to San Jorge Castle. “Accompanying our students to Spain was an awesome experience for me. Watching them expand their boundaries and experience a new school, a new family and a new way of life was truly amazing.” Maria Rocha, Trinity Spanish teacher
“I really liked the weather and how nice the people were. It was one of the best times of my life.” Alex Keynton ’12
q Alex Keynton ’12, left, with his Spanish host, Santi Gonzalez, at the airport.
q The Trinity group and their Spanish hosts at the airport in Seville, Spain. u “Visiting Spain was an Alex Keynton ’12, back, Tony “This trip was the best experience of my life amazing experience that so far. I will remember it forever. The friends I Thomas ’12, left, Derek Mattingly ’13, Evan Winrich ’13 and Patrick I cannot put into words.” made there and the time I had will be with me Derek Mattingly ’13 forever.” Tony Thomas ’12 McGurk ’13 at the Italica archeologi- cal site, a city north of Seville, Spain, founded by the Romans in 206 B.C.
Patrick McGurk ’13, left, Derek
Mattingly ’13, Evan Winrich ’13, q Tony Thomas ’12 and Alex Keyn- Derek Mattingly ’13, left, Tony Thomas ’12, ton ’12 at the Royal Baths at the
Patrick McGurk ’13 and Evan Winrich ’13 u Alcazar in Seville, Spain. walking along the Guadalquivir River on the Christopher Columbus Promenade in Seville, Spain, on their way to Triana. “My month in Spain was one of the best times of my life. I was constantly surrounded by amazing historical monuments and exciting new things. I was able to ex- plore these things and really learn the Spanish culture.” Evan Winrich ’13
t Alex Keynton ‘12, left, Evan “My time in Spain was the best month Winrich ’13, Patrick McGurk ’13, of my life. I made some awesome Derek Mattingly ’13 and Tony friends and had experiences I will never Thomas ’12 at Maria Luisa Park forget.” Patrick McGurk ’13 on their way to Plaza de Espana in Seville, Spain.
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Now in its third year, the Culinary Club year, third in its Now Culinary Club. also cooking start led Trinity’s of him to love Ashbrook’s Ashbrook their parents,” a meal for when the kids prepare the year of the end at is the club the highlight of me, “For Theyhave Frances. wife-to-be, his met when he Cincinnati of hometown his Louisville to from moved Ashbrook Flik strives to provide menu offerings at a goodat a value. offerings menu provide to Flik strives moderators Trinity with even worked Flik managers School Independent between Flik The partnership Food is efforts daily of Flik’s forefront at the man The executive as years two spent he that, to Prior food as services Trinity. year seventh in his is at director Ashbrook boys? 1,300 hungry than teenage feed more to like it So what’s of quality the is balancing challenge biggest our However, “They said. to eat! do like Ashbrook a challenge,” “It’s In addition to lunch, Flik provides a daily breakfast breakfast a daily Flik provides lunch, to addition In Pieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity High School. The Flaget at Trinity past are on display Pieces of your school’s yearbooks, alumni associations rotate items – trophies, and Bishop David Alumni Hall. Feel case in Trinity’s programs – in and out of a display apparel, to see this tribute to your school. free to visit Trinity DAVID ALUMNI DAVID FLAGET & BISHOP FLAGET - the watch cuisines under various prepare to times each month three to who meet two 20 members approximately has Dean Corbett owner Place American An Corbett’s: and alumnus Trinity like chefs Louisville-area Ashbrook. fulof eye their culinary share expertise. to meetings the club’s visited ’80 have par The our cafeteria. in them servedhave to and their parents in the kitchen of dishes the all “Thesaid. prepare kids 2. Mary Catherine, 7, and 9, Will, Grace, Anna children: three have and 10 years been married for menting and cooking things on my own. 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Led by creative and driven students elected by their peers, Trinity’s student government serves the entire student serves student the entire government student their peers, elected Trinity’s by students driven and creative Led by a president comprising committee executive an members: nine of consisted government 2001, the student to Prior in- for in 2001-02, opportunities System the House of the advent With a specific run for and House the entire elected by are captains House work and Club Pep of the members ex-officio are captains spirit The director System House with the meetmonthly captains executive The execute and coordinate plan, of the help members and will ex-officio Serviceare Committee The service captains being attending duty their main with peers only their class elected by are each class from representatives House the meetings keep To concern. meet every of discuss issues to weeks two representatives and Captains House asked When it. those experience who embrace be for to a valuable continues government in student Involvement Otis done,” things get to together work students and teachers closely see to how a new me insight gave really “It and organize to helps experience. It a rewarding is government “Student best states, when he up it sums Mattingly of Moderator of 2007 the ’86, winner Manning Matt author, is the moderator government student The current tudent government at t government tudent ment has continued to exist without one shutdown or tax increase. And we’ve always paid our bills on time! on bills our paid always we’ve And tax increase. or shutdown one without exist to continued has ment ways. School in a variety of High Trinity body and two and a secretary a sergeant-at-arms, and a treasurer, school community, the entire elected by vice president and - govern the student of ’86, moderator Vale Paul Mr. classes. freshman and the sophomore from each representatives for duties of list expanding often very a had and busy government) “(thestudent that 1995-2001, attested from ment really in helped behind-the-scenes elected that students five to four were there typically blessed that I was the school. leg work.” the 10 Houses Each of tenfold. increased government in student volvement each from representatives House two and captains elects House senior three government student a total for classes, freshman and sophomore the junior, 90 students. of or servicecaptain. captain executive captain, spirit office: the activities around spirit plan help to moderator(s) Club the Pep with ex- and coordinate plan, help captains the spirit importantly, Most school. activities spirit-related other plan also captains spirit The Week. Pride ecute etc. events, sporting at House- other as well as meetings government student the bi-weekly plan to House the execute and coordinate plan, also These captains events. related In conference. middle-school leadership the bi-yearly and day leadership needed, as school committees on sit to available are these captains addition, etc. Staff, Principal’s e.g. Arimof - Joseph the to Care, with Dare help These captains System. the House service through take place that projects retreats. underclassman with help to asked be may These captains others. among Cross, Societyithea Green and from information disseminating the and meetings to concerns their peers’ bringing meetings, representative House giving year, of the electedschool the soonbeginning after are representatives Freshman their Houses. the to meetings their opinions. voice to venue immediate an freshmen made, are Motions procedure. parliamentary expected of is each member be to knowledgeable running smoothly, food and by dominated are boys teenage for concern of issues surprisingly, Not upon. voted and debated seconded, code. dress been have blessedto “felt he how Otis ’11 cited Year Clint of the Representative House on his service, reflect reigning to fondest “My views, saying, echoed Otis’ Mattingly Senior Jacob year. senior to freshman his from elected continuously” students.” fellow my represent to memory the opportunity is said. it doesand get thinking.” talking people but be effective, always not may talking. people get It to He can be High Trinity School. serviceoutstanding to for Award Duerr Thomas the 2010 Rev. and award the Year (502) 736-8234. at phone by or [email protected] at via email contacted By Matt Manning ’86, House System and Student Government Moderator and Student House System Manning ’86, By Matt did the Recent s SHAMROCK NEWS SHAMROCK
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Senior Adam Reynolds, the team’s leading tackler a year ago with 77, will be counted on to lead the defense again this again lead to the defense on 77, will with be ago tackler leading counted a year Reynolds, the team’s Senior Adam the Shamrocks for position the quarterback at comfort poise and showed Wright Travis quarterback Junior Bishop. departedreplaces the Derek by who Dalyn beDawkins in the backfield to joined likely is Wright 41 about have we that, of top “On Beatty said. football,” play and compete to loves kids that of a group have “We came Theschedule opponents. first-time three includes that schedule will nine-game face a challenging, Trinity program and facilities staffs, the coaching size of support, alumni school and size, of in terms similar are Opponents Xavier. St. and Manual Male, are in Class 6-A, District Five district opponents Trinity’s “This year’s team has little varsity experience, as last year’s squad was dominated by seniors” head coach Chad by seniors” dominated was squad year’s experience,as last varsity little has team “Thisyear’s who Meredith, keyfew leaders. Sam a with senior Senior movement youth RocksThe willstrong by a be led Xavier. St. and County Eastern, Daviess Butler, from will title come state a repeat for completion toughest Trinity’s
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for the 2011 golf season is good, according to head coach Steven Tompkins ’81. Tompkins head Steven coach to season good, is according the 2011 golf for 31 OZ. OF 31 OZ. look to have a solid season. Led by first-year head coach Barry Swearingen, the Rocks returnhead coach the Rocks Barry a solid season.Swearingen, first-year Led by have look to
Key returning players are seniors Connor Curtin (offense), Austin Ebersold (offense) and Ben Sykes (defense), and and (defense), Sykes Ben Ebersold (offense) Austin Curtin (offense), Connor seniors are players returning Key key.” then is and between now “Development said. Swearingen a good make run look to in the post-season,” “We “We have a great group of players returning, and we should have a very strong season,” Tompkins said. “Plus, the “Plus, said. Tompkins season,” a very strong have should we and returning, players of group a great have “We will Stinson Josh and Kiehl Ryan seniors and title, a state for this year poised compete is to Vogt D.J. Sophomore teams two the top “Only said. Tompkins in the state,” golf for region, the toughest if not of, in one compete “We a great group of players who are meshing into one unit. one into meshing who are players of group a great (goalkeeper). Chris Hubbard junior the sOcceR ROcks the soccer golf OutlOOk the OveRall program.” golf the Trinity for future a strong for make team varsity the junior on who will freshmen play eight seasons. great also have should Jones Austin and Craig Joey Juniors leadership. great provide oneto be hard working are team on the members The tournament. the state qualify for tournament the regional from the season, during match and tournament each with improve and hard work to continue we If teams. two those top of tournament.” in the state participate to opportunity a great have we Shamrock PrideShamrock SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK SPORTS SPORTS SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK SHAMROCK $75 (includes shipping). For more information, e-mail [email protected] or call (502) 736-2125. e-mail [email protected] information, more For $75 (includes shipping). SHAMROCK SPORTS SHAMROCK 48 TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL 2011-12 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
The Basketball Rocks will have an exciting 2011-12 season. With the always tough Seventh Region competition, plus trips to high-profile tournaments, fans can count on exciting high school hoops action.
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RINITY FOR T celebraTion 2012 celebraTion Shamrocks vs. Tigers at Papa John’s trinity and st. xavier are gearing up for their annual fall classic on friday, sept. 30, at the university of louisville’s papa John’s cardinal stadium. kickoff is at 8 p.m. tRinity vs. st. xavieR ticket pRices sections 301-317 (club level Reserved): $15 sections 228-233 (upper stadium Reserved): $10 sections 128-133 (lower stadium Reserved): $10 general admission: $8 paRking – pRe-sale Red lot permit: $15 (must purchase three reserved game tickets to purchase one Red lot parking permit) Rv permit: $25 paRking – game day green lot: parking will be available at the stadium green lot on a first-come, first-served basis for $5 per car. fairgrounds: parking will be available at the kentucky fair & exposition center, which is a short walk from the stadium.
Of nOte stadium gates will open at 6 p.m. the day of the game. parking lots will open at 3 p.m. questiOns trinity athletic Office: (502) 895-6765
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Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER 23-24 Class Reunions – 1971, ’76, ’91 and ’96 13 Trinity Open House 25 Shamrock Awards Luncheon (Galt House) 14 No classes 26 Shillelagh Cup (Audubon Country Club) 24-25 Thanksgiving holidays 27 1953 Society Dinner (Galt House) 28 “Salute to the Game” Luncheon (Galt House), Trinity-St. Xavier varsity soccer game 29-30 Class of 1981 Reunion DECEMBER 30 Cookout for Young Alumni (Classes of 2007-11), 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception Trinity-St. Xavier varsity football game 10 Placement Test 15 Trinity Hall of Fame Banquet Dec. 17-Jan.1 Christmas holidays OCTOBER 13-14 Fall Break 31 Halloween