The

TrinityLeader

Fall 2002

News for the Trinity Family

Trinity High School Nationally Recognized School of Excellence Louisville, Kentucky

S P E C I A L A N N U A L R E P O R T I S S U E

The Shamrock Moms’ “House Quilt” was fashioned by Jan Mooney (Matthew ’04) and others. It hangs in Alumni Hall in honor of Ron Gamboa ’86.

To all Friends of Trinity,

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

With your financial, moral and prayerful support, Trinity is able to offer significant advantages to our students:

� Our beautiful and modern campus is alive year round with teaching and learning.

� We are able to attract and retain a skilled and devoted faculty and staff.

� Hundreds of families are able to afford to send their sons to Trinity with the help of tuition assistance.

� We are able to provide an enriching learning environment for all students, regardless of their academic strengths and weaknesses.

We have received excellent financial support from alumni, parents and friends of Trinity during 2001-02. While the tragicevents of Sept. 11, 2001 slowed donations during the first part of the fiscal year, momentum increased as we neared June 30.

Because of our non-tuition revenue, we were able to charge a tuition that was nearly $2,000 less than the actual per student cost.

Your gift to the Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal is crucial to our financial stability. As you plan your charitablecontributions, please consider making a first-time gift or increasing your last gift to our annual appeal. We have included a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope in this issue for your convenience.

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

Please make a gift to the 2003 Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal.

You are making a difference in the life of a young person.

All my best,

Robert J. Mullen Ed.D. ’77President

WOOOOOW!This is the best way to type the way my

2-year old son says “Wow!” He says it a lot. Looking back at the previous year at

Trinity can cause anybody to say “Wow!”This Annual Report tries to capture some

of the excitement that surrounds Trinitytoday. There are so many people rowing in

the same direction, helping us to grow and get better. This issueof the Trinity Leader gives us a chance to report what we haveaccomplished. It also gives us a chanceto say “Thank you” to the nearly 3,000donors who have supported our missionover the past year.

As you have read in previous issues,we are preparing for a yearlong celebra-tion of the 50th anniversary of ourfounding. The 2003-04 school year willbring many events that highlight ourjourney. The efforts of Dr. John Kleber’59, Lynn Olympia, Bob Pfaadt ’59 andFather George Kilcourse ’65 to writeour history have allowed us a glimpseinto our past. Our humbling beginningsmay have been the greatest gift given tothe school.

In researching our past, we havelearned that while struggling to estab-lish an identity among older schools and facing meagerresources, our founding teachers and parents decided the onlyway to survive was to work harder than everybody else. We wereblessed not only with visionaries but also with supporters whowould get things done. Back then there were more reasons forTrinity not to make it than there were reasons for her to thrive.

Now, in these modern times, we see a Trinity that is recog-nized as one of the community’s greatest educational assets. Ourlegacy of hard work and innovative solutions is alive and welltoday. I hope you enjoy our look at the past year. Be mindfulthough, we are not resting on our laurels. The best is yet to come.

I have provided a review of some areas of the school thatshowed progress in the past year. Please take time to read thecolumns written by Dave Winkler, Father Dave Zettel ’58 andSean McGuire ’84 for more reviews on other areas of campuslife. We have great news to report.

GIVING� Gifts to the 2002 Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appealnearly eclipsed the record set last year. Given the events of 9/11and the woes in the stock market, we are especially thankful for

the support shown Trinity.We received more than $580,000 in

gifts to the Annual Fund Appeal. In sim-plest terms, this means our tuition wasnearly $600 less per family than what itwould have to be without your support.You can imagine the difference thismakes for families.� The 2002 celebraTion dinner auctionwas the most successful in school his-tory. The event set new records fornumber of patrons (625), gross receipts( $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 + ) a n d n e t p r o c e e d s($225,000+), which goes to supportstudent activity programs, student ath-letics and tuition aid funds.

In a special moment that evening,more than $48,000 was given and

pledged to establish an endowed scholarship fund in memory ofRon Gamboa ’86, a victim of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks onAmerica. This giving translates into another $225 per family thatdoes not have to be charged for tuition.

Hundreds of volunteers, donors and patrons make this event asuccess. � Those who made pledges to the record-setting Shamrock SpiritCampaign remained very loyal to their commitment. Nearly allgifts to the campaign will be received by the end of 2002. Thecampaign allowed the school to build the R.W. Marshall Sports

President’s NotebookBy Dr. Robert (Rob) J. Mullen ’77

“…while facing meager

resources, our found-

ing teachers and

parents decided the

only way to survive was

to work harder

than everybody else.”

continued on next page

1

Office for School AdvancementJoey Porter ’78, Vice President for School AdvancementRoger Burkman, Senior Development OfficerTravis Wagoner ’90, Director, Annual Fund & Alumni RelationsSandy Camerucci, Office ManagerMarney Zarick, Administrative Assistant, RecruitingGAMAKA Studios, Design and Layout; Beechmont Press, PrinterTim Culver ’82; Executive Director, Trinity Foundation

The

TrinityLeader

The Trinity Leader is published four times a year for Trinity High Schoolalumni, students, parents and friends by the Trinity Office for SchoolAdvancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207. Postage paidat Louisville, KY.

POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to: Trinity Office for SchoolAdvancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207. Phone: (502) 893-7625. Fax: (502) 899-2052.

Center, the new Shamrock Hall and the Floersh Hall extensionwithout tuition dollars. If conventional loans had been necessaryto build these needed facilities, tuition would have been $225more per family for each of the next 20 years! Additionally, $1million was added to the endowment through the campaign. � New endowed scholarship funds have been established in thepast year. Proceeds from these funds’ earnings will be used fortuition aid programs. Several other funds are in development andwill be announced once certain targets have been reached. � The school continued to receive numerous in-kind gifts fromgenerous supporters. Friends of the school also provided steep dis-counts on various supplies and services that were needed duringthe year. The cost savings from these donations were substantial.� Trinity returned to having the 1953 Society Dinner to recognizeand thank donors to the school. At the event Mr. Charlie LeisH’01, Chair of the Trinity High School Foundation, was giventhe first “Steiny Award.” The award, named in honor of Mon-signor Steinhauser, honors an individual who has significantlycontributed to the health and vitality of the school through vol-unteer service and visionary leadership.

ENROLLMENT� We will enroll the largest freshman class in the history of theschool. Total school enrollment will rival that of the mid-’70swhen court-ordered busing inflated the size of our student body.� Even though the enrollment has grown, we will enjoy theLOWEST average class size in the school’s history. While finalnumbers are not available at the time of this writing, the averageclass size should be approximately 21 students per class. This ismade possible by the expansion of the campus and the steadyincrease in the teaching staff. (The student-teacher ratio is evenlower than the average class size.) � While enrollment has increased, we have actually made ourschool “smaller.” The unique and remarkable House System hasgripped the school.

Through our 10 Houses, students were called to be moreengaged in leadership, school spirit and service. They respondedbeyond our expectations. Surveys completed by freshmenrevealed exceptional levels of attachment to the school. Thismay account for the 98 percent retention rate of the Class of2005 into their sophomore year. This is the highest retention ratein recent memory.� David Power ’89 was saluted as Honor Alumnus for 2002 for

his many contributions to our image campaign. His talented col-leagues at Power Creative have helped us capture the essence ofwhat we mean by, “It’s not just who you are, it’s who you can be.”

CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS� The largest remodeling project ever attempted in the school’shistory transformed the three main classroom buildings intomodern facilities with many new features, including a new heat-ing and air conditioning system. Within the last two years, allclassrooms have received new floors, ceilings, lights, blinds,intercom systems and windows. � The Chapel, faculty lounge, 15 offices, Steinhauser Gym-nasium and many common areas were renovated. The resultswere rejuvenating and exciting. Visitors to campus are astoundedat the transformation that has taken place in the last two years.� A third-floor connector was built between Floersh Hall andSheehan Hall, ending the 37-year need to trek to the second floorwhen one wanted to move between buildings.� A school-wide cabling project brought new video, voice anddata connections throughout the campus. � Numerous improvements to the building exteriors and groundswere completed. � The parking lots for the Auditorium and Arts Center wererepaved and drainage along Sherrin Avenue improved. � Two classrooms were constructed in Steinhauser Gymnasiumfor health classes. The locker rooms were also upgraded.� Ceilings and floors in the Communication Arts Center class-rooms were replaced and modernized.� A ramp was installed on the first floor of Old Trinity Hall andchair lifts added to the Communication Arts Center to improveaccessibility for those needing assistance.� All new student lockers were installed throughout the class-room buildings. This project eliminated the need for constantrepairs and standardized the size of all lockers. � A new ceiling was installed in the cafeteria to improve thesound and aesthetics. � Many thanks go to Integral Structures, Dick Eckert H’00, TomEckert ’82 and Glynn Stengel ’67 for their oversight of these pro-jects. Joe Demling ‘68, manager of our buildings and grounds,and his crew worked tirelessly throughout the year to maintainthe campus to “Open House” standards.

TECHNOLOGY� True to our heritage of finding innovative solutions to naggingproblems, several initiatives were unveiled this past school yearwith positive results. These included:

2

Mission StatementOur Mission at Trinity is to provide Students a superior high school education in a supportive atmosphere based on

Christian values in the Catholic tradition.

President’s Notebookcontinued from page 1

3

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY

Trinity High School admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally available to students. Trinity does not discrimi-nate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, scholarship or loan program, athletic or other school-administered programs.

• Grades were posted online about every three weeks forviewing by students and parents. This resulted in a dramaticdecrease (35 percent) in the number of students who wererequired to attend our Summer Program due to a failingclass grade.• We opened two new computer labs that featured special-ized software, enabling students to work in a structured curriculum with intensive teacher coaching. Students usingthe software showed substantial increases in grade-levelachievement.• Every classroom was outfitted with a telephone and newvideo, voice and data cabling. Direct-dial phone numbersand voicemail allowed each teacher to more easily partnerwith parents in communicating news about their son.Teacher-parent e-mail messages were commonplace andallowed for more immediate attention to issues that arose.• The website became a tool for making reservations to con-certs, plays and sports camps.• New word processing devices were purchased for useduring resource periods with high levels of student satis-faction.• The first participants in the two-year Cisco NetworkingAcademy completed their work with plans for further com-puter science study in college.• Additional computers were added in more than half theclassrooms for student use. Various digital cameras, projec-tors, printers and scanners were purchased and distributedthroughout the campus.

� Work was begun this summer on renovating the ground floor ofOld Trinity Hall. Three new computer labs will be in use in thatarea for the 2002-03 school year, including a lab devoted solelyfor use by students in resource classes. This brings the total num-ber of labs to five, in addition to a lab that is maintained on amobile cart for use in various locations.� A new administrative software package for the AcademicServices area was purchased that will speed operations andimprove numerous functions. A new accounting software pack-age was also installed.� The web site underwent an extensive revamping while hostingof the site was brought inside the school.

CO-WORKER INVOLVEMENTWe have placed a high priority on co-worker involvement toincrease ownership and ensure that our campus and programsremain fresh and serve our students’ interests. Some examples ofwhere co-worker involvement has taken place:

• An art and environment team made many recommenda-tions for improving campus spaces. Individuals from thisgroup volunteered to orchestrate all the decorating aspects

of the various remodeling projects. In particular, Father RonDomhoff H’98, Mike Jones ’74 and Jim Connell ’63 wereinstrumental in turning our plans into beautiful and func-tional spaces.• A new monthly parent newsletter became reality becauseof the early work of Glennda Tingle and the ongoing laborof Mary Ann Snyder and Adam Klein. The newsletter hasstrengthened the parent-school partnership by improvingcommunication.• Mike Budniak continued his leadership efforts with help-ing Trinity establish partnerships with schools in Belize.Another group of Trinity students and teachers visitedBelize last summer.• Members of the Counseling Department and the Office forSchool Advancement met to examine student attrition andretention issues. Better understanding emerged as to whysome students exit Trinity before graduation.• Professional development teams have continued to pros-per. While still developing as a way to orchestrate profes-sional development, these teams are the truest expression of co-worker involvement. These teams foster collegialaccountability and peer learning.• The Faculty Senate was brought into very direct involve-ment in constructing the calendar for the 2002-03 schoolyear. Several new ideas were instituted in the ongoingprocess of determining the best way to welcome and orientteachers back to the school year.• Co-workers were instrumental in improving the Augustregistration processes. New ideas were implemented thatsignificantly reduced the amount of time a student and hisfamily waited to address a schedule concern. Even with alarger student body, there were few delays in registering stu-dents after several new approaches were used in the tradi-tional two-day format.• Members of the Studies Office and Principal’s Office —Dave Winkler, Mary Ann Hall, Jackie Carrico, LisettaKenny and Mary Ann Snyder — formulated a customer ser-vice manifesto as they examined the various processes usedin the Academic Services operation.

TUITION ASSISTANCE� Your generosity allowed us to distribute nearly $600,000 intuition assistance to Trinity families who were able to demon-strate need. This is the largest amount of aid we have ever dis-tributed. Many students earned tuition assistance by participatingin our work-study program. Families are required to complete afinancial aid application form similar to that used in the collegeaid process.

continued on back cover

4

ACADEMICS� The Class of 2002 graduated at theKentucky International Convention Centeron Sunday, May 26. The 267-member classdistinguished themselves in a number ofways academically:� 4 were recognized by the National MeritCorporation.

� 95 percent will be entering college this fall.� 13 were named Governor’s Scholars.� Members of the class received acceptances at 111 colleges anduniversities.� Members of the class earned 384 scholarships worth a total of$4.5 million from 61 universities andcolleges.� 69 seniors were members of theNational Honor Society.� 41 were members of the National BetaClub.� 88 percent of the class qualified forKentucky Excellence in Educationscholarship money by achieving a 2.5grade point average.� The class performed more than 20,000hours of community service.� 60 were named Academic All-Statestudent-athletes.� A senior was chosen as one of the fivestatewide named to the Courier-Journal Academic All-Stateteam.� For the fourth quarter of the school year, a total of 515 studentsmade one of the school’s three honor rolls: 78 on Principal’sList, 173 on First Honors and 264 on Second Honors. This com-pares to a third-quarter total of 535 students with honor-rollgrades — 81 Principal’s List, 176 First Honors and 278 SecondHonors. Congratulations to these young men, their families andtheir teachers.� From the Class of 2003, 15 students were selected to attend theGovernor’s Scholars Program at Northern Kentucky University,Eastern Kentucky University or Centre College. These studentsparticipated in a five-week, non-traditional course of study withsome of the brightest and best students and teachers in our state.Mr. Frank Ward H’01 of Trinity’s English Department onceagain taught in the program.� We completed the exhaustive self-study process for our contin-ued membership in the Southern Association of Colleges andSchools (SACS). The visiting team that examined our schoolimprovement plan and interviewed stakeholders provided a thor-ough report on our school’s operation. A team of administrators,

teachers and board members has taken responsibility for imple-menting our SACS recommendations to further strengthenTrinity academically.� Due in large part to the work of Mr. Michael Price ’66 and Ms.Mary Ann Hall and to the cooperation of our teachers, onlinegrade reporting was successfully initiated at Trinity this year.Grades were put online every three weeks for parents and stu-dents to review. � Academic support services for students were expanded withthe hiring of two additional persons in counseling-related areas.This allowed the school to enjoy a student-counselor ratio ofapproximately 140:1, the best ratio in the school’s history. Oneof these new persons helped Father David Zettel ’58 with col-

lege guidance work. Two experiencedcounselors are now available to helpstudents and families navigate the col-lege admission’s process. The secondperson we hired was a learning special-ist to assist non-Traditional studentswho experience frustration in schooldue to a diagnosed learning disability.Such a support service provides amuch-needed complement to thealready strong Traditional Program.� Under the direction of Mr. MikeChancellor ’75 and Ms. Mary Ann Hall,Trinity’s traditional summer school wasrevised into a summer program and

began to function more as an extended school program than anindependent summer school. Mr. Chancellor has served as sum-mer school principal in recent years, and now summer programcoordinator. The summer program was open to Trinity studentsonly and provided opportunities for both remediation and enrich-ment work.� Special congratulations to math teacher Mr. Randy Stumler.Mr. Stumler was selected to participate in the 2002 ToyotaInternational Teacher Program. He was one of 50 teachersselected last spring from more than 500 applicants in a five-state region. Mr. Stumler traveled to Japan in June and July tolearn about its schools and educational practices as well asJapanese culture.

ACTIVITIES AND ATHLETICS� The House System in its first year offered 37 new individual orteam activities in which to become involved. Marquee games, atalent show, web page design awards, a team trivia competitionand a speech contest were just some of the new opportunitiesoffered. In its first year, our innovative house system elicited alarge Courier-Journal article and inquiries from principals or

“The House System in its

first year offered 37

new individual or team

activities in which

to become involved.”

Principal’s CornerBy David Winkler, Principal

5

activities directors from as close as Sacred Heart Academy to asfar away as Scotland. A year-end survey showed students, espe-cially freshmen and sophomores, strongly supporting the newprogram.� Dante House captured the first ever House Cup in May, earn-ing a trophy and a field trip to a Louisville Bats baseball gameon May 8. One of Dante’s senior captains, Benny Klausing,threw out the first pitch and the house was applauded on thescoreboard throughout the game. Dante moderator Adam Kleinand senior house captains John Balbach, Andy Yost and BennyKlausing accepted the House Cup at the Senior Awards cere-mony on May 24.� The Trinity Theatre presented The Picture of Dorian Gray in thefall and the musical Brigadoon in the spring. Both productionscontinued the proud tradition and high standard of the TrinityTheatre Department. Mr. Billy Bradford was the artistic directorof both plays, and Mr. Greg Sysol was the producer and technicaldirector. For the spring musical, Mr. John Zehnder was our musicdirector and Mrs. Linda Braun handled the choreography.

The student actors, actresses, tech crew and other support per-sons can be very proud of what their hard work created forTrinity audiences.� The ECHO, our student newspaper, concluded the year bybeing named the second best student newspaper in the state in theWestern Kentucky University Journalism Competition. Severalstaff writers and photographers also won individual awards. TheECHO, organized by veteran moderator Mr. Tony Lococo, alsocaptured awards for design and illustrations-graphics in theKentucky High School Journalism Association competition.� The Speech Rocks have had a tremendous year. Fifteen of ourstudents qualified for the state championship in Bowling GreenMarch 22-23. This is up from nine last year, five two years agoand two three years ago. At the Smoky Mountain NationalInvitational (with more than 2,000 competitors from across thenation) the Rocks were led by Andrew Porter ’03, a finalist whofinished sixth overall in Prose; Kyle McGrath ’03, a semi-final-ist in Prose; and Mark Mugavin ’03, a quarter-finalist inImpromptu.� The Trinity Math Team finished second among all schools inthe Greater Louisville High School Mathematics League(GLHSML) for the 2001-02 school year. John Balbach ’02 wassecond (by 1/2 point) among all students in the league. Also, John

was the school winner for the first round of the U.S. nationalcompetition in mathematics (the AMC-12). Three students —Balbach, Chris Richardson ’02 and Adam Westhusing ’02 —qualified for the American Invitational Math Exam (the secondround of the U.S. national competition in mathematics). Eight of the 12 math team members finished in the Top 10 for theirgrade in District I. The districting is based upon team strength,not on location, so by definition District I comprises the strongestteams in the league based on the point totals from the previousthree years.� Twenty-one Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), ledby moderator Mrs. Maggie Beyer, attended the FBLA conferenceat Jefferson Community and Technical College Southwest onMarch 12. Several students won first place in their categories:Jay Strozdas ’03, first in Accounting; Jon Bellante ’02, first inEconomics; Mark Mugavin ’03, first in Impromptu Speaking.Additionally, Ben Loehle ’02 placed second in the InternationalBusiness Competition. All of these young men, plus MichaelMongeon ’02 and Chad Wimsatt ’02, served as voting delegatesat the state level in May.� Congratulations are in order for our Rock bowling and lacrosseteams. The Rocks won the 2002 Kentucky State BowlingChampionship in their first year of competition. Congratulationsto the following team members: seniors Rusty Gates and RichieNachby; juniors Davis Vogel, Bud Ballinger, John Sweasy,Trevor Thomas and Doug Spalding; sophomore Daniel Farish;and freshmen Chuck Brunner and Sean Thompson. Mr. JoeFowler ’71 coached the team. The lacrosse team, coached by Mr.Pete Schroeder, finished second in state after a season whichincluded matches against several teams both in and out of state.More than 60 students participated in these new team activities.� A number of other Shamrock club or athletic teams had out-standing years, capturing state championships and other titles tocap off exciting seasons:� Football - District, Regional and State Champs (13th state title)� Soccer - District and Regional Champs� Ice Hockey (not sanctioned by KHSAA) - State Champs� Powerlifting (not sanctioned by KHSAA) - State Champs� Baseball - District, Regional and Sectional Champs; StateRunners-up� Volleyball (not sanctioned by KHSAA) - State Champs� Tennis - Regional Champs, Doubles State Runners-up

STATEMENT QUESTIONS? CALL SANDY!Confused about your latest Trinity statement? Not sure how much you owe on your Annual Fund pledge?

Call Sandy Camerucci at Trinity’s Office for School Advancement at (502) 736-2156.

eople all around frequently askme, “How long have you beenat Trinity?” In jest, I used toanswer, “Oh, about a hundredyears!” Lately, I have been

teasing people by answering, “Since thebeginning of time!”

A lot of time has indeed passed since Iwas first a student here in the fall of 1954. Let me share a fewimpressions from my perspective.

Back then, in our first fledgling days (as well as in 1966 whenI was brought on board as a faculty member, and even as late as20 years ago), I wouldn’t have imagined that Trinity High Schoolcould become what it is today or that we could progress as far aswe have.

This past year is witness to that. I am able to appreciate morethan ever the serious professionals on our faculty and in ouradministration and support staff, whom we have been so fortu-nate to attract to us. Our Opening Mass last August and similarpublic worship and prayer set and retained a style and religiousfocus for the year. Exceptional senior class leadership helpedmaintain that direction throughout the year.

The new House System remarkably helped to make this largeschool smaller and more manageable for all of us. It allowed usto monitor and retain more student contact. It provided vigorousactivities to engage our guys. It supplied a built-in “Big Brother”

program that connected students — all in line with our Catholic/Christian philosophy of inclusion and welcoming in the spirit ofthe Gospels.

Our rigorous campus ministry provided us with well plannedworship and prayer, deliberate Christian service projects and, ofcourse, a full range of student retreat offerings. Nearly constantongoing physical and technological improvements have contin-ued to raise the quality of life around us and allow us to carry outour mission of the formation of Catholic/Christian young men.

And all of this without even mentioning the consistent, daily,hourly, effective classroom instruction provided by faculty andstaff who serve readily, cheerfully and compassionately in themanner of Jesus himself. Add to that championship athletics anda full array of engaging activities. One parent recently expressedto me how grateful he is that there are all of these aspects of lifeat Trinity to involve his son while so much else out there isthreatening and destructive. We believe, along with St. Irenaneusin the second century A.D., that the “glory of God is the personfully alive.”

And through it all, an abiding Trinity Spirit pervades our entirecampus culture. It is a reflection of the actual interior life of ournamesake, The Trinity that is our God. It is in the air; it is in ourhearts. It is Gospel-bound-and-based, providing ongoing impe-tus for us to carry out our mission and never be satisfied withwhat we do — the formation of these young Trinity men.

We are truly at the top of our game.

PThe Spiritual Side: AT THE TOP OF OUR GAMEBy Rev. David Zettel ’58, Chaplain, Assistant Principal, Senior Class Moderator & College Counselor

Trinity High School Athletic Print Order FormDisplay your pride in Trinity with a nostalgic sports print.All Sports Available! Football, Baseball, Soccer, Track, Cross Country, Tennis, Golf,Volleyball, Cheerleading, Wrestling, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Power Lifting and Swimming

NAME

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP

HOME PHONE WORK PHONE

WHICH SPORT(S) WOULD YOU LIKE TO ORDER?

Quantity 11” x 14” Framed Color Print(s). Double matte with cherry wood frame. $115.00* each

Quantity 11” x 14” Unframed Color Print(s). (print only) $42.00* each

Shipping and handling: Mailed to address listed above. $15.00 for each framed print / $5.00 for each unframed print. (*No charge for pick up.) *Prices include sales tax. Use this form or pick one up in the Trinity High School Athletic Office

where framed examples are on display. Fill out form, total amount and attach check to form.

Make checks payable to Nick Bonura Photography. Check must be sent with order form to be processed.

Mail form and check to address below. Please allow four weeks for delivery. Sorry, no credit card orders will be accepted.

Nick Bonura Photography, P.O. Box 5463, Louisville, KY 40255 (502) 568-2277.

$

$

$

$Total

6

his past year has been filledwith many accomplishmentsfor the Trinity Alumni Board.

As in years past, we as theTrinity Alumni Association,

continue to sponsor and support manyevents that happen on campus. The mostimportant activities surround the focal point

of this great school: the student. Your Alumni Board supports the student in many ways. The

annual Shamrock Awards Dinner celebrates the academic talentsand accomplishments of the Trinity student. The Senior Break-fast is an event for our soon-to-be alumni members to enjoy thefruits of their time at Trinity. The Father Kevin Caster AnnualFund Appeal is a way for alumni to give financial treasure/sup-port for Trinity tuition assistance programs. The annual Rockinfreshman orientation experience is an avenue for alumni to spendsome fun time with our new freshman class and future brotheralumni. The Open House is an important moment for alumni togive their time back to the school and speak about their Trinityexperience to prospective students and their parents.

Along with these activities, the Alumni Board sponsors manyactivities that we as members can enjoy: the Sandy NewmanGolf Classic (formerly the Alumni Golf Scramble), the Sham-rock Bass Classic, the Hall of Fame Banquet, the HonorAlumnus Award and class reunions.

As you can see, we are a very active association at Trinity.These events don’t just happen. It takes a collective effort fromour alumni through their TIME, TALENT and TREASURE. Themost important accomplishment of the Alumni Board over thepast year is providing an avenue for our Association to reach outto more members through what we have named the ClassAmbassador Program. I want to commend the past two AlumniBoard chairs, Chris Tompkins ’78 and Mark Plummer ’69, forhaving this insight.

We recently finalized what the Class Ambassador program isand what we will strive to do through this program.

CLASS AMBASSADOR PROGRAM MISSION STATEMENTThe Class Ambassador program works in conjunction with theAlumni Board to increase the time and talent of fellow alumni.Our focus is to increase alumni awareness of, involvement in andsupport of Trinity through effective communication. The ClassAmbassador Program is a mechanism for alumni to volunteer forcurrent alumni-sponsored and school activities. Through thisprogram, we will provide a network that re-connects our alumnito Trinity High School.

OBJECTIVES:� Increase our core of volunteers for current alumni-sponsoredevents� Avenue for alumni to support school activities in need of assis-tance� Ambassadors will serve on and/or chair a variety of AlumniBoard committees� Improve communication to alumni through the Alumni sectionof Trinity’s website� Avenue for ambassadors to become future board members

Interested? Please contact:

Brent Coomes ’94, Class Ambassador Chair 502-500-5388/brentcoome@aol.com

Sean McGuire ’84, Alumni Board Chair 502-445-9000/spmc21@aol.com

Travis Wagoner ’90, Annual Fund & Alumni Relations 502-736-2180/wagoner@thsrock.net

Alumni Board Chairman’s MessageBy Sean McGuire ’84, Alumni Board of Directors Chair

T

Members of the Classes of 1997-2002 are invited to attend the Second AnnualCookout for Young Alumni the afternoon of September 27 at Trinity.

Mark your calendar now, and watch your mailbox for an event postcard.

Cookout for Young Alumni

7

8

NEws from youi

1962MICHAEL A. BENNETT is director of academicoperations (evening and weekend programs) atDeVry University, Chicago campus.

1969THOMAS CHADY was re-elected as state deputy ofthe Mississippi Knights of Columbus. He receivedhis 35-year veteran’s pin from the Boy Scouts ofAmerica. Tom and his wife, Carol, live in Vicksburg,Miss.

1970GLENN EDELEN was recently elected president ofthe Greater Louisville Association of Realtors. He ispresently a member of the board of GreaterLouisville Inc. Glenn’s fourth son, Nick, is a fresh-man at Trinity.

1972JEFF YUNKER moved to California nearly 30 yearsago and made his career in high-tech sales. He hasbeen with his current employer, Mainsoft Corpora-tion, for seven years. Jeff is married to his secondwife, Trish, whom he met at his brother’s wedding inLouisville 10 years ago. Jeff and Trish recently com-pleted the rebuilding of their home near Santa Cruz.It was destroyed by fire in December 2000. Jeff’sson, Sam, 19, from his first marriage, is a sophomoreat the University of California.

1977ROB MULLEN and his wife, Kathy, traveled toGuatemala on Easter Sunday to finalize the adoptionof their son, William Richard, Trinity Class of 2018.“Will” is welcomed to his new family by his sisterKatie (Assumption ’03), Scott (Trinity ’06) andLeah, who is a sixth-grader at St. Raphael School.

1982FRED MEYERHOFFER was recently named groupoperations manager for FedEx Trade Networks-Transport & Brokerage. He, his wife, Holly, and fiveof their six children live in Memphis, Tenn., wherethey are members of St. Francis Parish. Fred’s oldestson, Erik, is a sophomore at Centre College, Dan-ville, Ky., where he is majoring in chemistry andplaying fullback for the Colonels’ football team.

1983ERIC TICHENOR is a director and equity actor inNashville. He has lived there for nine years andbought his first home several months ago. Ericworks with the Tennessee Repertory Theatre,Chaffins Barn Dinner Theatre, Darkhorse andNashville Children’s Theatre. He and his housemate,Teddy, are both active helping people recover fromdrug and alcohol addiction. They have two dogs,Buddy and Boss, who run the house. Eric thanksGod and his family for their love and support. “I’d

love to hear from anyone who would like to say hi,”says Eric. He can be reached at etich@webtv.net .

1984JOE POWELL, president and CEO of PresentationSolutions, Inc., announces that his company won theLouisville Area Award (11-99 employee division) inthe 2002 Better Business Bureau’s National TorchAward for Marketplace Ethics. The Louisville BetterBusiness Bureau sent Presentation Solutions, Inc. tothe national competition to compete against the win-ners from nearly 150 other cities. PresentationSolutions, Inc. was named one of eight nationalfinalists in the 11-99 employee division. “In light ofrecent events where major companies and executiveshave succeeded by fooling investors and customers,”said Joe, “I think Trinity should be proud that it notonly creates successful business people, but instillsin them how to succeed the right way.”

DR. TIMOTHY B. TINKER and his wife, Therese,announce the adoption of their first child, EllenAisling, born June 26, 2001, in Hefei, China. Shewas adopted on June 10, 2002.

JOHN V. TUCKER was installed as the 78th presidentof the St. Petersburg Bar Association in June. He isan attorney with the law firm of Anderson & Tuckerin St. Petersburg, Fla. John can be reached at erisa@andersontucker.com.

1986STEPHEN LEONARD and his wife, Christi,announce the birth of their first child, Grace Adeline,born April 4. Stephen completed the BICSI telecom-munications cable installation program in June. Heand his family live in Louisville.

BRETT WIDMER and his wife, Vanessa, announcethe birth of their second child, Ashley Nicole (7pounds, 12 ounces, 21 inches), born July 9, 2001.Ashley joins her big brother, Austin Tyler, 5. Brettand his family live in Louisville.

1989MIKE DELESSIO earned a BBA degree in marketingfrom McKendree College in Louisville in May 2000.He married the former Joanne Kling of Minneapolis,Minn., in Tampa on June 7, 2001. “Along with themarriage, I also gained a 6-year-old stepson namedNicholas,” says Mike. “What a blessing they bothare in my life!” Mike is a business banking consul-tant with Bank of America. He is also pursing hisMBA at the University of Phoenix. Mike and hisfamily live in Tampa, Fla.

MICHAEL LINDENBERGER recently accepted aposition as a state correspondent for The Courier-Journal in Louisville. His last position was as a staffwriter with The Dallas Morning News in Dallas, Tex.

JIM MEYERS earned a Master’s degree in hospitaladministration and business administration from

Xavier University. While a student at Xavier, heroomed with Marc Perez ‘89. Jim married JaniceHenry of Cincinnati in May 2000. The coupleannounces the birth of their first child, KaitlynElizabeth, born Derby Day, May 4. Jim is a manage-ment consultant at Norton Healthcare in Louisville.

DAVID POWER, president of Power Creative,announces that his company won the Louisville AreaAward (100+ employee division) in the 2002 BetterBusiness Bureau’s National Torch Award forMarketplace Ethics. The Louisville Better BusinessBureau sent Power Creative to the national competi-tion to compete against the winners from nearly 150other cities.

1990KEVIN HYDE recently returned to Louisville afterworking several reporter and editor jobs for newspa-pers in the Carolinas. He is the new editor of theUniversity of Louisville Magazine, the University'salumni magazine. Kevin is a former editor-in-chiefof Trinity’s ECHO student newspaper. He earned aBS degree in journalism from Ohio University'sE.W. Scripps School of Journalism in 1994.

1991LT. MATT CONLIFFE recently moved to Fallon,Nev., a small town in the Northern Nevada desertabout an hour east of Reno. He requested andreceived orders to the Naval Air Station Fallon andthe Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center (NSAWC)where he will be serving as a strike fighter instructorand adversary pilot. NSAWC is a training ground forpreparing fleet aviators for deployments and home ofthe Navy Fighter Weapon School (Top Gun). Mattwill continue flying F/A-18 Hornets as well as F-16Vipers painted like enemy aircraft. He will replicateenemy tactics in order to train fleet Naval aviators.

1992BRETT J. METZMEIER and his wife, Meredith,announce the birth of their second child, KatherineAinsley, born April 19. Ainsley joins her big brother,Brett Joseph, 3. Brett recently started his own com-pany, Metzmeier Building and Remodeling. He andhis family live in Louisville.

MIKE RAPP lived in Memphis from 1996 untilrecently moving to Nashville. He is a sales represen-tative for his family’s business, American Seafood.In 1998, Mike married Casey O’Rear (Ballard 1994).“I love her anyway,” he says. Mike and Casey havetwo children, Jonathan Michael, 5, and SydneyElizabeth, 9 months. Mike and his family live inBellevue, Tenn. (west side of Nashville), with theirchildren, two dogs and a cat.

JEFF WILSON recently married Leighann Woodhamof Elizabethtown, Ky., in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. He isemployed by Ford Motor Co. at the Ford truck plantin Louisville. Leighann is a graduate of WesternKentucky University. She is employed by the

9

Brian M. Allen ’86

Judge John P. Hayes, grandfather of Nathan Hayes ’01

Jerry W. Miller, father of Shane Miller ’00

George T. Oeswein ’58

Janet Lee Schork, mother of Brian ’97 andChristopher ’03

Dr. Maurice F. “Sonny” Schulten ’60

Jean Welch, sister of Joe Welch ’80; aunt of Ryan Long ’97

In Memoriam

You can reach

Trinity’s website,designedand maintained

by our students at http://www.thsrock.netor e-mail us at:

trinity@thsrock.net.

2002 CLASS REUNION UPDATESPlease call the Office for School Advancement at (502) 893-7625 for more information.Reservations are a must! The dates and reunion committee chairmen are listed below.

Class of ’62 November 8-9Join us Fri., Nov. 8 at Trinity for hors d’oeuvres, a campus tour and a football playoffgame. We’ll gather in Trinity’s Faculty Dining Room at 5:30 p.m. for food and fellow-ship followed by a campus tour. The game begins at 7:30 p.m. The cost for the eveningis $20 and includes a ticket to the game, food and beverages (beer and soft drinks pro-vided). You will be given your ticket at Trinity. Join us Sat., Nov. 9 for a Day at the Racesat Churchill Downs’ Skye Terrace. The gates open at 11:30 a.m. and the first post is at12:40 p.m. The cost is $29 per person and includes admission, a program and the SkyeTerrace Chef’s Table Buffet. A cash bar will be available. Contact Jim Solley (502-425-1463, jim_solley@acordia.com) or Gene Eckert (502-896-8036, eckertg@thsrock.net)for more information. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST AND ARE DUE BY OCTOBER 3!

Class of ’67 September 27-28We will attend the Trinity-St. Xavier football game on Fri., Sept. 27. Tickets are $10 each,and kickoff is at 8 p.m. We’re ordering a block of tickets in order to sit together as a class.A golf outing will be held Sat., Sept. 28 at 10 a.m. at Seneca Golf Course. The cost is $35and includes greens fee, cart and concession tickets. A dinner-dance will be held thatevening at Trinity’s Alumni Hall (cocktails, 6:30 p.m.; class picture, 7:15 p.m.; buffet din-ner, 7:30 p.m.). Live music will be performed by The Past band until midnight. The costis $30/person. Dress is business casual. Draft beer and setups will be provided. ContactDon Sibler, Class of ’67 Reunion Committee Chairman, at (502) 897-7533 or dsibler@hilliard.com. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST!

Class of ’72 November 1-2Join us Fri., Nov. 1 for the Trinity-Eastern football game at Eastern High School. Kickoffis at 7:30 p.m. Following the game, we’ll gather at Hooters on Dutchman’s Lane for food,fun and fellowship. On Sat., Nov. 2, join us for a Day at the Races at Churchill Downs’Skye Terrace. The gates open at 11:30 a.m. and the first post is at 12:40 p.m. The cost is$40 per person and includes admission, a program and the Skye Terrace Chef’s TableBuffet. A cash bar will be available. Contact Mike Guetig at (502) 895-5623 or daddy-rock1@aol.com for more information. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST!

University of Louisville Medical School in the DentalBuilding. Jeff and Leighann live in Bardstown, Ky.. 1993PAUL PEREZ recently graduated from film school inOrlando, Fla. He directed and edited a 35mm shortfilm that will be playing at the Louisville Inter-national Film Festival on Sat., Nov. 16 at the BaxterAvenue Theatres at 11 p.m. Paul is currently in pre-production for a romantic comedy feature he’s shoot-ing in Louisville next January and July. He’s attempt-ing to gain 70 pounds for the January scenes only totake it off for the scenes in July.

1996DAVE BURNSTEIN was promoted to first lieutenantin the U.S. Army. He is a tank platoon leader in the1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Tex. He is alsotraining for the Chicago Marathon, which he ranlast year.

2000FIELDING C. PROFFITT is attending Airman Schoolat the U.S. Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. He isspecializing in aviation electronics.

2002JOHN J. BALBACH JR., JONATHAN D. BELLANTE,

CHRISTOPHER J. RICHARDSON and CHRISTO-

PHER E. SCHAEFER were awarded $1,500 RobertC. Byrd Scholarships. Trinity was allowed to nomi-nate four students (according to student body size).The Robert C. Byrd Scholarship is a federallyfunded, national scholarship program. The scholar-ships are renewable, four-year awards. Only 90 ofthese prestigious awards are given in the state ofKentucky.

10

This issue of the Trinity High School Annual Reportis dedicated to Mr. R.W. “Buck” Marshall H’00. Alongtime admirer of Trinity, Mr. Marshall hasmade a lasting impact on the face of the campus ina very short time. His generosity during the

Shamrock Spirit Campaign resulted in the opening of the R.W.Marshall Center in the fall of 1999. This 26,000-square footfacility is a year-round sport and fitness training center. Thebuilding contains the Trinity Sports Medicine Department,locker rooms, training and conference rooms, and headquarters

for the cross country, football and wrestling programs. Alsohoused in this showpiece is a 7,400-square foot weight room —one of the largest and finest in the United States. Additionally,Buck’s gifts helped build the R. Haskell Marshall SuccessCenter. The two labs, comprising 50 computers and supported byproven “SuccessMaker” software, are named after Buck’s father,a longtime teacher.

In gratitude for Buck’s loyal support, we offer the 2001-02Trinity Annual Report to the Trinity Family.

The graduating Seniors from the Class of 2002continued a tradition begun by the Class of 1992.Pledges to the Father Kevin Caster Annual FundAppeal totaling more than $17,000 were made bythe class and announced at graduation. These

pledges will be fulfilled over the next five years, just in time fortheir first reunion. The Class of 2002’s example and commit-ment epitomizes their theme for the past year: “Proud Heritage.Bold Future.”

CLASS OF 2002 CONTINUES A TRADITION OF ALUMNI LEADERSHIP

R.W. “Buck” Marshall H’00

Trinity High School 2001-02 Annual Report — Dedication

Charlie Singleton ’02 and Chris Schaefer ’02 present a check to Dr. Rob Mullen ’77.

11

TRINITY ENDOWED AND ANNUAL

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

Through the generosity of family, friends and loved ones, severalendowed and annual scholarship funds have been established.Trinity follows guidelines established for each fund in allocationdecisions. These funds take the form of both honor and memor-ial tributes.

Donors to the Annual Fund Appeal may restrict their gift to oneor more of these funds.

HONOR

Ashley FamilyDockter FamilyCoach Jim Kennedy H’93Klaus Mittelsten H’92Rev. Ted SansShamrock MomsWells FamilyClass of 1976Class of 1977

MEMORIAL

Jim Adams ’67Leonard ArentsenRich Arnold ’64Steve Bauer ’72Brown Family Charlie Bumba ’68Ronald CraigJohn Cristofoli Sr.Rev. Thomas Duerr H’92Fearneyhough FamilyJohn Graf ’80Michael Grubbs ’97Bruce Hoard ’71Greg Lamb ’79E. Ollie MershonRev. Albert MooreDavid Patenaude ’84Mark RobertsRich Rostel H’93Jimmy Stein ’76Charlie Tompkins

Trinity High School 2001-02 Annual Report

REV. THOMAS DUERR LEGACY SOCIETY

Father Tom Duerr H’92 made an indelible mark on Trinity HighSchool. His 30 years of service as teacher and principal helpedpropel Trinity from a fledgling young school into the power-house we see today. Most remarkable was his pastoral care forall students. A wide variety of initiatives were begun during histime as principal: the Senior Retreat program; CommunityService Program; programs for students with learning differ-ences; and new ways to assist students struggling with chemicaldependency problems.

The Father Thomas Duerr Legacy Society recognizes individualswho have made a commitment to include Trinity in their estateplanning. It simultaneously honors Father Duerr for his service.Father Duerr himself included Trinity in his estate planning.

Enrollment in the Society is open to anyone who has made, orintends to make, a gift to Trinity in one of the following ways:

BEQUESTS

GIFTS OF LIFE INSURANCE

LIFE ESTATE/INCOME GIFT PLANS

MEMBERSHIP ROSTER

Jeffrey L. Ashley ’85Joseph A. Babey ’58, MD James G. Berges ’65James E. Dockter ’61Rev. Thomas Duerr *Paul Fischer ’81Joseph H. Hayden ’60Alan Hennessey ’69Mary D. HowardWilliam G. HowardRev. Harry Jansing *Rev. Gregory KlaasCharles Leis H’01John J. Oliver ’79Mark Plummer ’69Marcella Trompeter *Rev. C.J. Wagner *Dick and Beverly Wilson

*deceased

12

Honorarium and Memorial

In Honor of Larry and Kathy AshleyJeffrey L. Ashley

In Honor of William C. Ballard Jr. The Regent Group

In Honor of the three sons of Frances BayensFrances Bayens

In Honor of Richard BealmearR. Craig Bealmear

In Honor of Camilla Block Lawrence A. Block

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray BloemerGary Bloemer

In Honor of Joseph and Bradley Caldwell M. Jane Woodard

In Honor of Bill and Janet CawthonWilliam C. Cawthon

In Honor of Mark ConliffeLinda Whitworth

In Honor of Dr. Donald CulbersonCraig R. Culberson

In Honor of Harold and Sandy CulverJames T. Culver

In Honor of Paul Davin Anthony Heitzman

In Honor of Rev. Ron Domhoff Matthew M. Haaf

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ElderDavid E. Elder

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. James A. FacklerStephen A. Fackler

In Honor of Phil and Jean GarveyPatrick M. Garvey

In Honor of Evelyn Grayson William H. Grayson Jr.

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hodes IIIJack Hodes

In Honor of John Kahl Howard Kahl

In Honor of all the Kempf Graduates of TrinityMary Jean Kempf

In Honor of Charles Leis Kathy Mershon

In Honor of Tony Lococo Gregory A. Hall

In Honor of Ruth MaeserRaymond Maeser

In Honor of Martha McKennaTerence McKenna

In Honor of Kayo and Cathy MullinKevin Mullin

In Honor of Future Rock Luke Norris David Norris

In Honor of Jay OliverJohn Hancock Financial

In Honor of Mary Ann and Pete PetreySteven Petrey

In Honor of Robert and Jane PfeiferPaul A. Pfeifer

In Honor of John M. PratherDamien M. Prather

In Honor of Patricia and J. B. SearlesJ. Brian Searles

In Honor of John and Dorothy ServinoCharles Servino

In Honor of Raymond and Betty Szwarc Stephen Szwarc

In Honor of Nicholas UlmerLinda Whitworth

In Honor of David VishJoyce Keibler

In Honor of Mac and Betty WeiningCharles Weining

In Honor of David WinklerPat Duffy

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ZoellerTom Zoeller

In Honor of Vince and Betty ZoellerMark S. Zoeller

In Memory of the Victims of the Sept. 11, 2001AttackArthur L. Curran Jr.Roger A. Sprenger

In Memory of D. F. “Jack” AmbroseJoseph M. Fister

In Memory of Richard Arnold ’64Thomas R. BeattyWilliam Aronhime

In Memory of Doris BakerPatricia K. Brown

In Memory of Joseph BauerHoward W. Abell Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Anderson David L. BauerDeborah S. BauerMr. and Mrs. Michael L. Bauer Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. BauerRobert Benim Angela R. Bentley Susan Blois Michael L. Bowling Case Management James H. Denny Michael Doran Raymond P. Duran Timothy B. George Andrew Gillies Larry Gilpin Mr. and Mrs. Randall Graehler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grillo Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hague Richard A. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hettinger

Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Karem Nicholas KaremLouis S. Kissel Brian D. Knoop Frank Knoop Ronald E. Kramer Marvin Lausman Kathleen M. Lawson John F. Lyons Patrick J. Lyons Donna Hagen McCabe Stuart C. McCombs David E. Miller Paulie Miller Glenn F. Nelson Gary J. Nitzken Steven Olson Our Lady Of Lourdes ChurchMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pence John S. Poole John W. Reed Jr.Philip Reverman Robin Reynolds Thelma Ringo Patrick Shaughnessy St. Mary’s Center Gregory D. Stegner Tilford, Dobbins, AlexanderBertha Timmel Walter Walker Mr. and Mrs. William T. Whittenberg Charles Wilson Maurice E. Wolford Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Zangari

In Memory of Raphael BayensFrances Bayens

In Memory of James Bell Sr.James E. Bell Jr.

In Memory of LaVerne BleemelPatrick Bleemel

In Memory of Stanley Block Sr.Kenneth L. Block

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Edward BoslerDavid C. Kempf

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. BowlingRobert Bowling

In Memory of Erick BramerBarry Bramer Sr.Daniel S. Bramer

In Memory of Bob BrownKen A. Dawson

In Memory of John BucklerJames C. Buckler

In Memory of Charles BumbaDavid A. DuesJoyce Keibler J. Joseph Lepping Daniel J. McCarthy Mike Millett Fred and Serena Mudd David L. Vish

In Memory of Clarence R. ByersRobert J. Caldwell Jr.

13

Memorial

In Memory of Rev. Kevin CasterStanley Block Jr.Robert J. Caster Anthony E. Heitzman James Ising M. Lance Kidwell Anne H. Lyons Robert C. Overberg Kevin D. Peterson

In Honor of Freda ChancellorRonald J. Chancellor

In Memory of Billy Steele ChandlerRobert J. Agnew Jr.Robert D. Anderson Rosie Burckle Janice E. Chandler Lawrence Chandler Joseph D’Ambrosio Peggy A. English Stephen Ferrara Richard T. Filippini James Frame Arthur L. Gleason Jr.Manuel Grimaldi Terry K. Haare Betty Harrison Denis P. Heavrin Heick, Hester & AssociatesRobert L. Hook Robert L. Hook Jr.Michael J. Hyland Jock’s Sports Bar & Grill Robert H. Jones Carol C. Kuehnast Kenneth D. Leet Tommy Lyons Thomas E. Malone Mueller Chiropractic Center Nelson Bancorp, Inc.Dan T. Oerther David J. Overley Kathy S. Potts Anna S. Prince Patty Ross Kent Royse Louis J. Schorch Eileen Shaughnessy Joseph Spalding William Squitieri Joseph M. Steffen Michael H. Sweets The Spades Club Doris J. Thomasson Thrifty Car Rental Wilma Torstrick David A. Vogt Rick Waddle J. Scott Williams

In Memory of Louis B. CoyneLouis P. Coyne

In Memory of Ron CraigHeather CraigJames Irby

In Memory of Craig Drury Craig S. Cebe

In Memory of Rev. Thomas DuerrWilliam L. Cushing Francis Duerr

In Memory of Phillip J. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ernst

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel EurySamuel L. Eury Jr.

In Memory of Jack FallotNorman Fallot

In Memory of Travis FeltmanKyle R. Adams Linda Whitworth

In Memory of Frank Fleck Sr.Frank Fleck

In Memory of Jonathan Len FowlerJoseph L. Fowler

In Memory of Ronald GamboaAntonieta A. Avenido John J. Balbach Bank of Louisville Robert and Sharon Benim Cora M. Billingslea Glenn R. Blincoe G. Beau Bott IIRichard Bradley Voltaire C. and Fe Briones Tim and Karen Brown Erlinda and Nemesio B. Bucayu Jr.Melo Jean and I. A. Campomanes Barry M. Clements Frank Kenneth Conliffe Brian Donaldson John Flynn Shawn R. Freibert Stephen Freibert Mark and Nancy Galloway Renee and Ranulfo Gamboa Glen David and Ann Georgehead Filipinas and Elmer M. Guerrero Chris G. Haragan Christopher J. Hawksley Olivia and Olegario J. Ignacio Jr.Rizalino and Otella M. Lanceta Teresita L. Lerma Marle and Fiorello G. Malubay William McCoy William Chris Mercke John and Debbie Miranda Michele and Emil Monda Douglas Morris Rob and Kathy Mullen Garold Olsen Charles and Judy O’Neil Robert J. Reh Marquita T. Richmer Susulan and Norma Sappayani Bill C. Schleuning David L. Shutt Felicitas and Roberto L. Sia Bill and Sharon Spath William J. Spath Jr.Gregory and Jennifer Spears Douglas M. Stringer Christopher Tompkins David Troutman Robert Welch Isabellita and William K. Witsiepe Randy Wright

In Memory of Edith “T” GerstleMark Gerstle

In Memory of Bernie Grady IIIChristopher A. Grady

In Memory of John GrafDennis M. Burch Brian C. Leis Our Lady of Lourdes Church

In Memory of Mike GrubbsEric J. Kleier

In Memory of Phil J. HarbrechtTeresa Harbrecht

In Memory of Hillary and Loretta HaydenJoseph H. Hayden

In Memory of Lawrence E. Hayes Sr.J. Richard Hayes

In Memory of James HeimannMark AbelAnonymousGeoffrey BakerRobert BeavenRonald DeanJames DumstorfShawn FreibertJoseph HagedornRobert HillStephen KimBrian LaBruyereAllen MinniearTimothy NaehrStephen OsborneMichael RossEric SachlebenTimothy StreitTodd WarrenMatthew Wells

In Memory of Joe Heleringer ’75Robert L. Heleringer

In Memory of Arleen Joy HerediaGuillermo Heredia

In Memory of Harry HillChristopher S. Ambrose

In Memory of Bruce HoardBarbara Hoard Thomas Frederick Speed Jr.Thomas F. Speed

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. HobenJames R. Hoben

In Memory of Donald HoffmannTim J. Barry Dave, Kate and Kaylan Borgel A. J. and Randall Burba Bobbie and Harold Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Cunningham Gerald E. and Nancy Fisher John, Eileen and Chris Gofney Joann and Bill Goodwin Elverie C. Hall-Ives Ann M. Huffine Jim and Jane Kaiser Brenda Livesay Mayor David Armstrong & Staff Rodney D. and Vicky Milburn George J. and Sandy Miller Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David L. Nicholson

In Memory of David E. Irigoyen, MDDavid E. Irigoyen

Memorial

In Memory of Rev. Harry JansingLarry M. Baker

In Memory of Edward G. Jenkins Jr.Charles M. Jenkins

In Memory of Kenneth and Mary JohnsonJames Johnson

In Memory of Carl and Elnora KempfDavid C. Kempf

In Memory of John LageKenneth Lage

In Memory of Mark LambertusMilt Hettinger Jr.

In Memory of Gene LennartMichael E. Guetig

In Memory of Mrs. Ethel LudlamRobert Singleton

In Memory of John B. LuekeJason Bond

In Memory of Arthur MaeserRaymond Maeser

In Memory of Danny MaySteven T. May

In Memory of Danny McCarthy Clarice McCarthy

In Memory of Rod McCravyPatrick J. Bouldin Douglas M. Stringer

In Memory of Richard McKennaTerence McKenna

In Memory of Rev. Richard McMahonAnne-Marie O’Connell

In Memory of Keith MerckeBruce Mercke

In Memory of Jim MooreBob Ray Company W. Dolt Jr.Delbert J. Fore Dennis Wachter Ray D. Patenaude

In Memory of Rev. Albert MooreJason J. Dombroski Carole A. Ray

In Memory of J.B. and Mary V. MouserMary S. Culver

In Memory of Sandy NewmanThomas Foerster Our Lady of Lourdes Church

In Memory of Francis J. O’ConnorWilliam Patrick O’Connor

In Memory of Nick OstingJames H. Beckham Jr.

In Memory of Bill OverbergRobert C. Overberg

In Memory of Raymond Stanley PatenaudeJohn A. BlankCharles HerdtPat O’NeilSuzanne Wickliffe

In Memory of Rick QuesenberryRobert S. Sheehan Jr.

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Louis RalloRod Rallo

In Memory of Harold RobertsMichael E. Guetig

In Memory of Rich RostelMark W. Amick John V. Kahl H. Michael Lueke William E. Neff IIIDonald L. Noe Joseph M. and Mary Ann Rostel Kelly Rostel Kerry ShortJames T. Solley Michael J. Wille

In Memory of Fr. Paul, Sr. Lucille and Emma RusselCharles Paul Russell

In Memory of Mark SchwarzerJoseph Schwarzer

In Memory of Peter James ScottJohn C. Scott

In Memory of Clara Mae SherrillJimmy Sherrill

In Memory of Robert SherrillWilliam P. Hines Jr.

In Memory of Bud SolleyJames W. Solley

In Memory of Dave StackPatrick Stack

In Memory of Jimmy SteinRobert C. Molnar Joseph A. Scholl Jr.J. Patrick Stein

In Memory of Msgr. Alfred SteinhauserRobert E. Martin

In Memory of Richard StephensonLarry and Joyce StephensonMichael StephensonHerman Wallitsch

In Memory of Lee StoutFrank Anderson David Hicks Gary Luhr Michael Super

In Memory of Patrice SuperMichael Super

In Memory of John and Jerry ThompsonBrian A. Garcia

In Memory of John Timmerman Mike and Mary Jo Timmerman

In Memory of Rev. C. J. WagnerRichard T. Bealmear

In Memory of Lee Kent Wilcox Sr.Raymond William Wilcox

In Memory of W. Roscoe WillettAlden Donor Fund Melissa Allen Mr. and Mrs. William A. Blodgett Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bodley Booker Jr.Mary Jane Booker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Gloria G. Browne Gloria L. Burgard Frances B. Caldwell John H. Caperton Weezie ClickMr. and Mrs. William W. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Day Anne B. Fields Fields, Hawkins & Company Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Flowers Marea B. Gardner Holl and Joseph Gathright Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Embry Gray Downey M. Gray IIIMr. and Mrs. Gus Griffin Eugene Harrell Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harris Robert B. Horner Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Iler Sr.Laban Jackson Elizabeth Sue Johnson Richard H. Johnson John S. Kirwan Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Grant Lewis Innes Mahon Barbara G. Masters Blair Matthews Mary McCracken Karin Hellstrom Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan V. Norman Joanne J. Owen Mr. and Mrs. John P. Pittman Charlotte W. Price Mrs. William M. Reid Elizabeth Reutlinger Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Rodes Calvert T. Roszell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rounsavall IIIMartin F. Schmidt Susan J. Schonberger Ludmilla B. Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Short Jr.George E. and Nancy Stablein Edward H. and Cathy Stopher John A. Stough A. R. Carter Strickler Nancy Sullivan Amanda F. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wall IVMr. and Mrs. John H. Welch

In Memory of Charles E. WilsonDoug Wilson

In Memory of Matt WoolleyThomas E. Barako James M. Hardman IIEric J. Kleier Steven J. Martin Richard Woolley

In Memory of Douglas W. ZilkeRobert W. Zilke

14

What is the Annual Fund Appeal?The Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal is a fund raising ven-ture to help bridge the gap between the actual cost of educating aTrinity student (more than $8,000) and our 6,350-dollar tuition.

What are Annual Fund contributions used for?One thing: tuition assistance. Approximately 40 percent of our stu-

dents receive financial assistance, and the Annual Fund Appeal is cru-cial to these students and their families. Without it, they would nothave the means to attend Trinity. It really is that simple.

Annual Fund Appeal contributions do not pay for painting thewalls, salaries, textbooks, sports uniforms, cutting the grass or chalk-ing the football field. More than $580,000 was raised for the 2002Annual Fund Appeal.

When does the Annual Fund Appeal begin and end?Trinity operates on a fiscal year running from July 1 of one yearthrough June 30 of the next. In other words, the 2003 Annual FundAppeal began on July 1, 2002, and will end on June 30, 2003.

What does that mean if you made a contribution before June 30, 2002?All Annual Fund gifts received prior to June 30, 2002, were creditedto the 2002 Annual Fund Appeal.

Will there be an Annual Fund Appeal every year?Yes. The Annual Fund Appeal was initiated in 1991. It is the mostsuccessful, widely used method for private high schools and univer-sities to raise funds for tuition assistance.

How does Trinity raise money for its educational experience?We have four methods of funding Trinity High School:

1. Tuition (annual). Nearly 80 percent of our revenue is spent onemployee compensation. Tuition will not decrease. It will riseapproximately $300 to $500 per year. Paying a competitive wage,attracting qualified faculty and providing on-going professionaldevelopment drive costs upward. 2. Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal (annual). TheAnnual Fund Appeal funds all tuition assistance programs. Memorialscholarships are part of the Annual Fund Appeal.3. celebraTion (annual). Formerly known as the Benefit Dinner,celebraTion funds Trinity Athletics and Trinity Student Activities(drama, intramural sports, Chess Club, Speech Team, etc.). Revenueis generated via a silent auction, a live auction and capital prizeticket sales.4. Capital campaigns (occasional). Trinity’s last capital campaignwas the wildly successful Shamrock Spirit Campaign, which endedin January 1999. The goal was $3.2 million. More than $3.9 millionhas been pledged to date. This campaign paid for two new athleticfacilities and added more than $1 million to Trinity’s growingendowment.

If I make a contribution now, will I receive a phone call duringthe Phonathon in February or March?No.

Can I fulfill my pledge in installments?Yes. Please see the enclosed Annual Fund Appeal envelope for details.

Why should you make a contribution?Give to give back. ATrinity education goes above and beyond a highschool education, and you know it. Trinity provides a spiritual foun-dation and support. Trinity provides championship-level athletics.Trinity provides a priceless academic experience. Trinity shapes theheads and hearts of all who attend here.

Think about your life without a Trinity education. There are manyyoung men in Kentuckiana who want that same experience and sim-ply cannot afford it. Please help them become your next brotheralumni.

A N N U A L F U N D G I F T L E V E L STrinity gratefully acknowledges the support we receive from ouralumni, parents, faculty, staff, friends, corporations and foundationsfor the advancement of our educational mission. As a way to honorour donors for gifts made to the Annual Fund, we have establishedthe following gift levels:

1953 SOCIETY – In salute to the year of our founding and firstfreshman class, this level of giving demonstrates the same spirit ofadventure and trust present in those early years. A gift of $1,000 ormore places contributors in this society.

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY – Trinity has been blessed with strongleaders since its inception. Contributors at this level show their ownsignificant leadership. Gifts of $500-$999 create this level.

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY – Named in recognition of therole that Trinity alumni are now playing in this community and else-where. Those who donate $250-$499 qualify for this level.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUB – The Shamrock has come tobe known as symbolic of a school committed to achievement.Likewise, donors of gifts between $100 and $249 remain steadfastin their belief that Trinity is moving forward.

GREEN AND WHITE CLUB – Our alma mater states...“Loyalto the Green and White.” Many faithful supporters have proudlyworn these school colors. Participants at this level remain confidentof Trinity’s future. Gifts of $50-$99 place one in this category.

ROD McCRAVY CLUB – Named for a 1986 graduate ofTrinity, Rod was known for his love of life. Tragically, he died of aheart defect in his second year of college. He typified the spirit ofenthusiasm, excitement and determination hoped for in every Trinitygraduate. Gifts up to $49 qualify donors for this level.

The Trinity High School Annual Report is a publication of Trinity High School,

4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, Kentucky, 40207. In producing the donor and

volunteer listings, we worked hard to correct all errors. Please contact the Office

for School Advancement at (502) 893-7625 to report any errors. Trinity High

School wishes to express deep appreciation to the many individuals who made

this report possible.

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

15

CLASS OF 1957

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYBruce W. Deckel

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYRobert L. ArnoldJ. Pat Snook

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJoseph F. Ackermann Jr.Richard B. BizotRobert H. Deibel Jr.Joseph J. Elder IIIEdward P. ErnstRobert S. KiperJohn Kenneth RogersH. David Weber

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBThomas J. Kempf

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBPaul R. Fincher

CLASS OF 1958

1953 SOCIETYJoseph C. Babey, MDWilliam C. Ballard Jr.John R. GuthrieRichard G. McGrath

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJohn J. Hellmueller Jr.Norman Pilcher Jr.Richard Joseph Schoenbaechler

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJohn T. Nelson IIIJoseph A. Stuedle

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRobert E. Heil

CLASS OF 1959

1953 SOCIETYEugene C. GoodLouis HettingerCreighton E. MershonRay L. Pfeiffer Jr.

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYBen J. Jewell Jr.Robert G. PfaadtAlex F. Talbott

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYStephen J. Rickert

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBRichard T. BealmearGeorge E. BrownRobert T. Liter

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMichael E. Queenan

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRobert P. DieboldDennis M. Kute

CLASS OF 1960

1953 SOCIETYPat DuffyDennis J. LiebertRobert G. StallingsAndy Weas

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYWilliam K. Webb

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJoseph H. HaydenJohn M. Meredith

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBHenry W. BellowsDennis R. Cardwell

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDavid R. BlockLouis E. HimelreichJ. Dennis Yates

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJames J. CunninghamJerry W. CunninghamMichael E. DeWittJohn L. McCarthyWilliam F. Olges

CLASS OF 1961

1953 SOCIETYRobert I. CusickJames E. DockterGeorge L. FreibertStephen F. Schuster

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYCharles J. Kane Jr.

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYRichard M. BrianJ. Don Feger

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBCharles T. DuesJames R. HobenRobert J. KoppWilliam F. Steinemann Jr.Richard E. Young

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJoseph L. FowlerGeorge S. HillenbrandJohn Quesenberry

CLASS OF 1962

1953 SOCIETYStephen D. BooneCharles L. Dannaher Jr.James W. Snider

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJames H. Beckham Jr.Clarence N. Temple Jr.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBLawrence A. BlockEugene EckertRonald S. HadornCharles W. SandmanJames W. Solley

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBRobert BowlingRobert EckerJerry T. Levie

CLASS OF 1963

1953 SOCIETYFrank Kenneth ConliffeJoseph E. Gliessner

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn C. Scott

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBDouglas DieboldRaymond A. KraemerJoseph E. Schoene Jr.Patrick T. SiblerRonnie L. Weber

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBRoy F. KellermanJulian Richard Kelty

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBLarry E. ClarkJohn E. CrabtreePaul J. Steinmetz

CLASS OF 1964

1953 SOCIETYStephen M. BryanDavid T. Stosberg

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYAnthony R. BellucciJoseph E. Lenahan

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBWilliam H. AronhimeE. William Boland IIIJoseph T. HerpJohn JacksonIrvin M. KircherLouis K. RobardsLawrence T. SmithEugene J. Zehnder

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBFred M. DuganJohn B. HelmHarry HinkleHoward KahlDon MuellerCharles R. NethertonPaul Werle

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBThomas Rowe Beatty

CLASS OF 1965

1953 SOCIETYRev. George Kilcourse

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYFred T. FowlerRoy B. Hill

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYRalph R. Wright Jr.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJames G. BergesJohn A. BrownJohn B. CorsoWilliam L. CushingSamuel L. Eury Jr.Raymond L. ForstDavid M. GoetzJames B. GoodwinKenneth A. LageH. Mark LuekeStephen A. SchwagerDaniel E. Wiseman

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBThomas J. BisigMichael L. BlockCharles F. BurnsJoseph R. Cordaro Jr.Greg P. HarrisGregory Ronald PohlB. Frank Radmacher III

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRobert C. AmshofF. Robert DawsonClarence P. KlausingRobert C. OverbergEdward M. York

CLASS OF 1966

1953 SOCIETYDavid LambertusWilliam James Lintner

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYWilliam F. Brasch Sr.George M. DreherFrank J. SasseDavid Wunderlin

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn T. BraschNorbert J. Fante Jr.David Schackmann

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJames C. BucklerBill T. CaldwellStephen RaqueCharles E. Weiter

16

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

17

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBRobert B. AllgeierJoseph W. Hess Jr.Paul R. WagnerJames A. WallaceGregory Wohlleb

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBAndrew A. AlveyJohn H. CurryDavid W. Herbig Sr.Richard A. JanesJohn A. KleierStephen J. Owen Sr.

CLASS OF 1967

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYAllan J. Christain

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYC. Joseph Duane IIIRobert Dennis TylerWilliam Weber

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBW. Steve AndriotKarl BuechlerTerry E. FoxWilliam S. Giannini Jr.James JewellThomas A. KlausingDennis V. MonroeDonald Sibler

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBThomas FoersterJohn Michael GloreThomas W. GrantPeter R. GuetigBruce J. KempfLarry Lenahan

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBDavid J. BowlingAllen W. MelcherJohn T. Patterson Jr.James M. ThorpeFred W. Weinert

CLASS OF 1968

1953 SOCIETYDavid L. FreibertMichael Joseph Stich

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYDonald N. HobenRaymond J. Naber

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYDavid L. Vish

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBHarry DaviesWalter K. KorenZane D. LockhartMike MillettJohn F. ReesorMark Edwin Smith

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBLouis P. CoyneP. Louis Fenchel IIIJohn B. KalbfleischDennis C. Pursley

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBKen A. DawsonF. William Fensterer IIIDennis JohnsonRobert MasseyDaniel J. McCarthyRobert L. MosesFred Mudd

CLASS OF 1969

1953 SOCIETYThomas A. DockterRobert W. EnglandWilliam Craig KisselMark S. PlummerRobert J. RehDouglas F. SchmittKevin T. ScullyHerman R. Wallitsch Jr.Timothy R. Woock

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYKenneth L. BlockTim J. FagesAlan W. HennesseyPaul Sandman

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJames Nelson BergerThomas F. ChadyMichael DoranThomas H. HaydenTim E. HeustisJohn MeyerJohn Wilhelmus

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBDavid L. BauerRobert L. BeckerDavid C. BischofGerald L. GastJames L. GerstleRobert L. HeleringerJohn V. KahlMichael J. PageJeffrey ShekellGary L. SullivanRobert E. WolffWilliam J. Wunderlin

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBSteve DaubRoger D. FranckThomas William GieslerMichael T. HellmuellerTed R. HelmD. Bruce JonesRobert C. KircherJohn D. MarstillerJohn M. NoonKenny A. NunnDavid SchoenbachlerJoseph W. Von Bokern Jr.

Leonard WisemanRonald L. Zehnder

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBBruce L. KlausingBruce E. Radaker Jr.Michael L. Reeves

CLASS OF 1970

1953 SOCIETYJ. Brad JenkinsJohn P. RibarJ. Brian SearlesPhillip J. Stuecker Sr.

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYDennis W. Scully

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYWilliam L. DraneWilliam E. EgnerLawrence D. LoehleLee C. ShaughnessyMark Stiebling

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBBruce K. BurchDavid C. CrowdusGerald R. DitslerWilliam M. DoerrJerome E. FielyStephen Joseph JeckerDavid C. KempfJoseph E. KirchnerJohn J. LaughlinMichael L. Simms IIIThomas E. StevensCharles Kenneth Wolf

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBGary L. BarrRichard L. Blake Jr.James M. CrushOwen C. CunninghamMichael William JacobsLarry KirzingerCharles Paul Russell

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBTim J. BarryJohn A. BennettKevin A. ConnellMichael A. LincolnPatrick M. MeehanDonald A. MirkaTheodore A. RobertsJohn P. RyanDavid UrtonCarl E. Yunker

CLASS OF 1971

1953 SOCIETYPatrick BleemelJack FreibertTim H. FreibertCharles William Johnson IIJ. Drew Laughlin

James A. MuddWilliam Patrick O’ConnorRobert J. Silliman

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYPaul Beam Jr.Chris G. HaraganJohn S. PooleLee Russell Read

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBRobert C. BarrowMark W. DeverJohn J. Holzknecht Jr.Walter J. LageRonald D. McClishAnthony M. Price

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBGary William DodsonNorbert Raymond Fischer Jr.William P. Hines Jr.John R. Washbish

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBStanley Block Jr.Daniel R. FullerTimothy D. GoldenGary P. HansRobert E. Martin

CLASS OF 1972

1953 SOCIETYRobert BenimWilliam Chris MerckeSteve RaibleCarl A. RhodesJ. T. Sims Jr.

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYJames A. Wallitsch

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYRobert A. EckerleMichael J. Wahl

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMichael L. Bauer Sr.Thomas Stuart FrankMichael E. GuetigSteven Thomas HouptLouis S. KisselLawrence R. Link Jr.Stephen C. OechsliDavid A. RibarLex J. ShircliffeRichard B. Wunderlin

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJames CarterJohn LeismanDaryl E. NethertonGregory D. Stegner

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBThomas J. KaelinGlenn MartinJohn W. Reed Jr.Joseph A. Scholl Jr.

CLASS OF 1973

1953 SOCIETYGary F. BloemerNorman E. FallotCharles M. JenkinsDonald Curtis JonesKevin R. MullinPhil ThienemanKevin M. WalshMark S. Zoeller

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYGlenn R. BlincoeWilliam C. Cawthon IIICraig R. CulbersonJames K. JohnsonRaymond J. MaeserTerry P. McKennaR. Bruce MerckeJames M. SherrillCharles Ward IIIDoug Wilson

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYStephen A. FacklerRichard H. Gabriel Jr.William H. Grayson Jr.Donald G. HoffmanSteven O. Petrey

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBW. Kenneth Bass Jr.James E. Bell Jr.Timothy P. CastagnoMichael E. ClaytonDavid E. ElderPatrick M. GarveyJerome F. HadornMartin J. HardestyRichard M. HollandGay KamerPatrick W. StackSteve Traud

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDaniel B. BaugherEddie Gunter IIICharles L. ServinoPat D. SlatteryBernard E. Tomassetti

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJoseph F. Birkenmeyer Jr.Joseph P. O’Mary Jr.Charles C. Weining Jr.

CLASS OF 1974

1953 SOCIETYMichael N. Jones

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYGary L. ConliffeRaymond P. Duran Jr.David E. Hammerstrom

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBScott M. BallardRichard Bryant

Douglas HubertMark KeeneDon Metry Jr.Donald L. NoeWayne S. Palmer-BallJohn C. PieperPaul C. RauschRichard L. SilsMarvin A. StoberBen M. StreepeyRobert A. Watson III

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBCharles F. Brumback Jr.Stephen G. ChadyLarry KempfWilliam D. RobyMark SholtesPaul B. SommersTim Weinmann

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBStephen DunawayMichael J. Parris

CLASS OF 1975

1953 SOCIETYDavid S. GrahamMark C. Mueller

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYChristopher C. Burckle

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn T. Kenny

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBLee BaugherJoseph E. Bryant Jr.J. Robert Buschermohle Jr.William A. CrushDavid T. DarstMilt Hettinger Jr.William A. Motsch Jr.Thomas Frederick Speed Jr.David WilsonR. Keith Yann

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDavid A. AberliJoseph BuchheitMichael L. ChancellorMichael T. FallotEdward F. FlechlerRonald P. HohmannKenneth R. Lanham Jr.Danny J. PeakLee Stinson Jr.

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRalph LandenwichRichard A. Ribar

CLASS OF 1976

1953 SOCIETYSteven M. AllgeierGreg E. Fischer

Thomas M. KayrouzJ. Steven KiperDavid MerckeDennis W. MinogueDavid Pottinger

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYKenneth A. BohnertRobert William KrenekGreg P. ParrisFred PfeiferMark TillettMike WendlerRonald B. Zike

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMichael A. GreerPaul F. ReschDoug M. ScalesDennis ThompsonThomas WalshSteve W. Wyatt

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJohn C. EllingtonThomas Joseph FenstererDaniel J. KremerMichael L. KunzMartin F. McDonaldTim NeichterGray H. Smith Jr.Christopher C. WallJoseph B. Wise III

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBSteve L. ChildressJoseph M. Fister

CLASS OF 1977

1953 SOCIETYMark J. FischerRobert MullenJeffrey D. ThompsonRobert Zimlich

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYChristopher J. HawksleyTimothy P. MaloneJames A. Morris

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYDavid M. BrauckmannMike W. ConderRobert S. Sheehan Jr.William J. Spath Jr.Christopher L. WilliamsChris Woods

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBDane A. BartlettByron J. ButlerKenneth A. GravenRonald M. NethertonSteve A. PohlMark A. RamseyCurtis J. RichieWilliam Tharp

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBAndrew AlbatysAlan BaldwinThomas L. Canary Jr.Timothy J. HornungDavid E. IrigoyenWilliam G. PhillipsJeffrey A. ReesorJ. Scott WilliamsCary B. Willis

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBThomas G. BlevinsDennis B. FoxMichael D. MeehanRobert C. MolnarMichael D. WebbD. Bruce Whatley

CLASS OF 1978

1953 SOCIETYA. Gerry AltieriSean R. HigginsStuart Michael StinsonChristopher TompkinsMichael J. Wille

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYJoseph M. Porter Jr.

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn S. DoskerAlfred B. EnglandJeff D. HarbrechtPaul W. KeeneJohn A. Neichter

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBRonald J. ChancellorH. Carleton Godsey IIIThomas H. LeisMichael L. LenahanJames M. Link Jr.William E. Neff IIIJames P. SampeyMark A. Weber

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJames J. Brady IIIBrian H. BreenMike D. BrotzgeLeo J. Brown IIIArthur L. Curran Jr.Dan Hourigan

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJ. Chris KingJames R. Rook

CLASS OF 1979

1953 SOCIETYJohn P. HollenbachJohn A. Riley

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYMark CorbettMatthew Porter

18

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

19

David L. ShuttBruce SpringerSteven M. Tidwell

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYDaniel M. FellerSteven T. MayDavid Rickert

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMichael E. BlakeRobert P. BucklerLawrence ChandlerKevin HornArthur W. IlerPhilip OsborneTimothy E. SchulerWilliam T. Taylor

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBRichard FrankMichael J. HeebMichael KaysDavid B. O’DanielDavid Timperman

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBMartin D. GreerJeffrey MalkmusCraig RidgeRoger A. SprengerRaymond William WilcoxDaniel R. Wilhelmi

CLASS OF 1980

1953 SOCIETYPaul C. Brooks IIIPaul A. Clements IICarlos Alexander PerezMatthew Stein

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYRobert HolzknechtMark Vogt

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn KammerKevin P. McGarryThomas McMullenWilliam PadgettWalter J. Schwartz

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBDennis M. BurchAnthony J. DeyeWilliam C. FustDavid HarpringDale SchaferJeffrey A. Steele

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMichael K. ConnellyFrancis M. FreySamuel H. IlerRalph Miller

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBMatthew BaugherDavid B. Dugan

Thomas E. Kargl Jr.James A. KuchenbrodMichael A. RyanRobert Alan Weber

CLASS OF 1981

1953 SOCIETYPaul V. FischerR. Todd Turney

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYBrian V. OteroPaul A. Pfeifer

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYDavid L. Beckman Jr.Charles T. HumphreyJoseph NiehausTimothy O’RourkeDamien M. PratherStephen D. Stallings

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBRobert P. CastagnoMichael G. HallRobert HoltgraveJohn M. House Jr.Michael C. KlineDonald RibarMark ShircliffRichard E. WardGregory J. WatkinsCurtis M. Webb

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBStephen GeigerKevin J. LichtefeldNorman J. LintonRobert MulrooneyDaniel J. Young

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJohn J. GravesP. Keith KalbhinDouglas MorrisStephen L. ReevesJames J. Sapienza

CLASS OF 1982

1953 SOCIETYJeffrey V. ChouJames T. Culver

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn F. ClementsChristopher DeeleyDavid HayesWilliam R. HodappRaymond A. NowackiDavid Webb

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBTimothy A. FegerChristopher GrantzPaul StichDouglas P. WilliamsDaniel B. Wooton

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBKenneth BryantMichael GilliganStephen J. Lorenz

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBScott A. Taylor

CLASS OF 1983

1953 SOCIETYThomas Curtin

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYJ. Scott BrianVernon E. JohnstonJoseph LandenwichScott R. RoalofsBrian Schneider

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYJohn BarneyJoseph H. BonuraThomas W. RoehrigJim E. SheehyStephen SzwarcJeffrey J. Traczewski

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBTimothy BabrowskiCharles BeckmanJoseph M. CristMichael EkmanJeffrey HaeberlinBruce JackelStanley LichtefeldMatthew M. RickertJohn N. SandmanBryan SpaldingRichard Wagner

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBGene K. GarciaMark GerstleDavid Anthony KamerTerry S. MaloneLaMarr MarshallDarin MinogueJames G. PowellWilliam P. PuckettCharles C. Roth

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBGary R. BrodarickEdward CampbellMatthew EckerleTheodore MaloneMichael MullaneyRobin ReynoldsStephan M. Russ

CLASS OF 1984

1953 SOCIETYJohn M. BrunnerVincent J. Tyra

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYTimothy B. Tinker

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYGary T. AllgeierR. Craig BealmearCurtis ScottJohn Tucker

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBRobert L. FischerSean P. McGuireDavid E. MillerWilliam B. Shircliff

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJ. Richard HayesThomas LeistB. Fletcher RobertsE. Mattison Trentham

CLASS OF 1985

1953 SOCIETYJeffrey L. AshleyDrew J. ConliffeSteven R. Cramer

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYGrant Harbrecht

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBSteven AraveAngelo Desposito IIIDavid A. DuesClinton PayneErin SchladerDouglas SchutzGary W. SkidmoreRonald TaylorDavid TroutmanMichael C. Yates

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBStephen BeattyMark BurgerJeffrey CaffeeDino R. CamomotDavid J. CraneW. Miles CutsingerTimothy W. DearmondMichael EssigMichael KamerDavid R. Marchal

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRichard BakerPatrick BeckhamSteve DentingerW. Carey HirtzelAndrew S. MaysTodd O’DanielMichael R. PfeiferRobert Seng II

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

CLASS OF 1986

1953 SOCIETYRichard P. Seadler II

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYSteven R. ArentsenJan E. PetersonLee C. Wiard

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBScott W. ArentsenShawn L. CanadayRobert H. Deibel IIIDavid S. Elder Jr.Paul J. LintonMichael K. Sutton

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDarin L. BauerJames Patrick DonovanBrian D. PfaadtMichael A. Smith

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBPatrick J. BouldinJoseph P. BranhamRobert H. HoefflinStephen P. HulsmanTravis H. MontgomeryChristopher S. SimonDouglas M. StringerWilliam J. Weigel

CLASS OF 1987

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYGlen David Georgehead

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBAlexander G. BabeyMatthew S. ElderM. Lance KidwellR. Bruce Lindsey IIIRobert J. MussonChristopher J. Russell

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBChristopher S. AmbroseJoseph P. BohnBrian D. KnoopBrian K. PooleMichael J. SchenkJ. Patrick Stein

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBFrank S. DavidsonJoseph F. Dye Jr.W. Rogge JohnstonChristopher J. NeumayerChristopher D. PriceMichael W. Riley Jr.Keith W. Viers

CLASS OF 1988

1953 SOCIETYBarry M. Clements

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYChristopher S. AshleyTerence F. Madden

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMatthew W. JochimMalcolm W. RobertsonWilliam J. Roby Jr.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJames Michael BrownNorbert H. HabensteinBrian L. Jent

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBCraig S. CebeSteven J. MartinRobert J. Ramsey Jr.Robert W. RothDouglas A. Tatum

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBDavid L. DingmanEric C. NorrenbrockMichael W. Thomas Jr.

CLASS OF 1989

1953 SOCIETYMichael E. Hobbs Jr.

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYM. David Power

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMatthew R. BurnsteinJason J. DombroskiMatthew M. HaafGregory A. HallChad R. HarnedJohn D. RichJason R. Segeleon

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDavid P. BonnAnthony D. HunterRichard L. Tinsley

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJason A. CashonKevin P. FoxPaul B. GarciaChristain MeyerPatrick M. PotterRichard E. Zabel

CLASS OF 1990

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYChristian J. CurtinBrian C. LeisDavid C. MellingerDavid A. Rothgerber Jr.Kevin M. Sullivan

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBBradley A. BloisDaniel S. BramerKevin L. Judd

Douglas E. KalmeyDouglas M. KeefeAnthony R. LagePatrick M. NoonanKeith NorrisKevin D. PetersonScott T. RobyTravis M. Wagoner

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBScott R. BeckhamChristopher M. CoomesNeil A. CurranChad R. DierkenChristopher F. HaunzMichael C. JohnsonJesse L. RyanDavid M. Werle

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJeffrey D. BeckerGregory C. BrownThaddeus M. FineMark A. Pontrich

CLASS OF 1991

1953 SOCIETYShawn R. Freibert

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYDaniel V. Grenough

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYCary L. BraunJames C. Wooton

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMark E. AbelRobert BeavenRichard H. Boeckmann Jr.Matthew K. ConliffeJames W. DumstorfMark R. FunkeMichael B. LindsayTodd C. WarrenMatthew C. Wells

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBGeoffrey S. BakerBrian D. LaBruyereChris L. MackeyAndrew A. RamsayTimothy J. Streit

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRonald E. DeanTodd S. GagelJoseph D. HagedornRobert J. HillStephen A. KimAllen W. MinniearTimothy M. NaehrStephen M. OsborneMichael J. RossEric R. Sachleben

CLASS OF 1992

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJason L. BondG. Beau Bott IIJoseph B. CecilBrian L. FranzJeremy B. RothgerberJames K. Skinner

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJoseph C. Babey IVJohn J. GuthrieMatthew D. Haunz

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBEric M. DeYoungChristopher A. GradyMichael A. StephensonJason L. Stocker

CLASS OF 1993

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYTrevor D. Browning

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBThomas A. AberliBrian P. Baker

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBRobert J. Caldwell Jr.Mark L. Kaufmann

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBStephen J. Owen Jr.Lee P. RivetteNathan V. Sheets

CLASS OF 1994

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBBrent A. CoomesJoseph V. Pavoni

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBEric C. Grimes

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBChad A. HennesseyJoshua P. McGregorJames T. Solley

CLASS OF 1995

1953 SOCIETYJames M. Osting

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBBrandon H. Blois

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBH. Michael Lueke

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

20

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBThomas E. BarakoAnthony M. DownesJames M. Hardman IIJeffrey H. KingEric J. KleierDevin A. Pantess

CLASS OF 1996

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYKeith J. Klusman

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBKurt T. Brown

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBRyan C. ComptonJody M. DawsonNicholas P. McDowellPatrick F. Singleton

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBScott R. JacobsNeal A. RadakerMatthew P. Zurkuhlen

CLASS OF 1997

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBRick S. Buttorff IIJohn R. Nord Jr.Mark A. NorrisMichael P. Olges

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDavid L. HillChristopher W. StaleyChristopher R. Woock

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBMatthew S. AlveyMark W. AmickBenjamin J. BleemelMichael H. DeSpainBrian A. GarciaChristopher M. GuetigJames B. HickmanBrian J. KnightDaniel W. KuntzMichael S. KuntzTimothy B. LangeAndrew B. MillsDavid S. PohlerMatthew M. ReecerChris M. ReevesNicholas F. TurnerAnthony J. Walt

CLASS OF 1998

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBNicholas UlmerAndrew J. Wintergerst

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBAndrew S. BleemelWilliam G. Cecil Jr.Andrew F. DieboldRicky D. FransenAndrew L. HebertAndrew M. HennesseyNicholas L. HollindenJeremy L. JarviJamie M. KilnerJeremy S. NoonPatrick B. PetersJason Roger SmithMichael C. VanMeterBryan D. WeedeJohn A. WhatleyMichael L. WhiteJ. Gammon Wood

CLASS OF 1999

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJoseph B. BeckmanChris W. Howard

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJonathan BurnsJoseph N. Swiderski

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBKyle R. AdamsC. Blake BironasBrandon D. BooneClinton J. BoyerBradley N. BrewerKyle A. BrownMichael O. CooperBrendan J. EberenzNicholas J. ExtonJeremy M. GastNicholas B. HaysDaniel R. HeadBrandon M. HouptDavid N. KallJames C. MooreStephen E. OsborneRichard B. PlouffeBradley E. ToonChristian A. UnickJohn R. WagonerNicholas K. WeberCharles K. WhatleyJesse S. WhiteMatthew P. WilmesDavid A. WoockPeter J. Zoeller

CLASS OF 2000

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYLewis G. Willett

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMark R. Conliffe

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMichael K. CoxMark J. JenkinsJaime N. MontalvoFielding C. ProffittHunter C. VeenemanC. Travis Watts

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBSamuel M. Adams IIIScot M. AdamsMichael K. BlairBrian A. BuschmannAdam M. FusseneggerFrank L. HilbertPatrick M. NewmanAdam P. Rose

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBBradford C. BemissAlexander M. CorcoranDaniel J. DavenportScott D. DeGarisMichael J. Doran Jr.James A. DownesScot L. FeathersBrandon M. FinneyG. Alan GarberJ. Robert GoodrumMichael A. GuttermanPatrick J. HockersmithPatrick C. JenneBrad C. JohnsonBrian KainTimothy LuekeC. Brian MuddMichael RhodeSean D. RobinsonNicholas J. RossanoMatthew A. ScottRyan A. SelfTodd G. ShadowenChad D. TurnerBenjamin T. WhitakerAdam C. Wiseman

CLASS OF 2001

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBErik D. BrownJoshua K. MullinHunter A. RankinNicholas M. Vance

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBNicholas E. BischoffM. Kyle GrisantiS. Scott Russell

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRandy K. BlockRichard A. ChandlerMichael A. CrushNicholas A. GilliesMark H. GraysonLeo T. GriderS. Andrew IngramPhilip E. JohnsonJ. Kyle LaDukeScott M. McDonnell

Timothy R. McKennaKeith D. OlsonMatthew R. Palmer-BallJeffrey L. Perry Jr.Joshua D. RhodesMatthew A. SehlingerMatthew R. SloanDennis G. SteinShaun J. ThompsonChad J. WellsW. Kent Weyland

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Alumni

21

FRIENDS

1953 SOCIETYAl J. Schneider Foundation All-Care Landscaping Anonymous John Berry Colleen Boeckmann Boland Maloney LumberCaldwell Tanks, Inc. Robert J. Caster Class of 1976 Walter L. Collins Community Foundation of Louisville Brian Donaldson David Fennell Flaget Alumni AssociationStephen Freibert Gil Stein & AssociatesJohn A. Hamilton Mary Howard John Hancock Financial Steve Kempf Gregory Klaas Kruse Plastics & Plywood Mechanical Services National City Bank Neace & Lukens Our Lady Of Lourdes ChurchJ. A. Paradis Paradis Foundation Publishers Printing Charles E. Ricketts Jr.Rosa Mosaic & Tile Co. Inc. State Farm Companies FoundationR. James Straus Town & Country Ford Toyota Motor Sales USA

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYRobert W. Anderson Anderson Foundation Anonymous Cardinal Aluminum Erdmann Corporation Manuel Grimaldi Humana Inc. Robert E. Osborne Thomas F. Speed Target Thomasville Home FurnishingsRudy L. Volz Patty Baker Weigel

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYLarry M. Baker BellSouth Robert Thomas Camfield Cardinal Insulation Heather Craig Joe Dailey Greg E. Deuser Francis R. Duerr Flynn Brothers ContractorsC. Edward Glasscock J & J Transportation Kempf Homes Masonomics Edward E. Meyer John T. Miller

Charles O’Neil Saint-Gobain CorporationSchardein Mechanical Thomas Industries Trustees Abraham Lodge United Electric Co.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBWilliam Ahlers IIIAlden Donor Fund Appalachia Contractors Robert Arrowsmith Frederick A. Barney IIIDeborah S. Bauer Stephen L. Bauer Frances Bayens John A. Blank Nemesio B. Bucayu Jr.Buffalo Creek Designs Inc. I. A. Campomanes John H. Caperton Class of 1961 Jerry L. Cope David Egbers Energy Savings Systems Peggy A. English Falls City Electric SupplyFirst Savings Bank Arthur L. Gleason Jr.Glen Coke, Inc. Ken Goodhew Todd Grace Norvin F. Green Jr.John W. Hanrahan Robert L. Hook Robert L. Hook Jr.Hospice of Louisville Olegario J. Ignacio Jr.Independence Bank Jeff R. Kaiser Joyce Keibler Thomas W. Kempf J. Joseph Lepping Teresita L. Lerma Patrick J. Lyons Barbara G. Masters Maynard’s Drywall, Inc. Jennifer K. McBride Millett Hardwood Minit-Print-It Mueller Chiropractic CenterAudrey H. Neil Nelson Bancorp, Inc.Gary J. Nitzken Norton & Associates R. Terry O’Rourke Donald F. Olson David J. Overley Jim Parr Ray D. Patenaude Rod Pederson Robert L. Pence Performance Masonry Inc.Pizza Guy, Inc. Production Heating Larry W. Ramsey William M. Reid Joe M. Rodes Arthur Rostel Justine RostelJames J. Sampey

Norma Sappayani Don Schiemann Jeanne Schiemann James R. Schmidt Joseph Schwarzer Shaheen Carpet Mills Roberto L. Sia Theodore M. Sysol The Regent Group Walker Mechanical ContractorsWTMT AM 620

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBFrank Anderson Antonieta A. Avenido Angela R. Bentley Bob Ray Company Bodley Booker Jr.Voltaire C. Briones William W. Crawford Joseph D’Ambrosio Stephen Ferrara Joseph Gathright Jr.John Gorman Randall Graehler Cecil Embry Gray Elmer M. Guerrero Richard A. Hahn Heick, Hester & AssociatesAnthony E. Heitzman David Hicks Michael J. Hyland James M. Jackson Laban Jackson Richard H. Johnson K-Mart Jim Kaiser Donald N. Karem Kempf Heating & Cooling John S. Kirwan Jr.Otella M. Lanceta Marvin Lausman Kathleen M. Lawson Marie Leonard W. Grant Lewis Gary Luhr Fiorello G. Malubay Blair Matthews Mayor David Armstrong & Staff Mary McCracken Rodney D. Milburn Joanne J. Owen Kathleen Rom Patty Ross Joseph M. Rostel Kelly Rostel Robert Rounsavall IIISusan J. Schonberger Ludmilla B. Shaver William Squitieri George E. Stablein Nancy Sullivan Michael H. Sweets The Spades Club Tilford, Dobbins, AlexanderAmanda F. Tyler William T. Whittenberg William K. Witsiepe Maurice E. Wolford Jr.Anthony M. Zangari

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBHoward W. Abell Robert J. Agnew Jr.Melissa Allen Robert D. Anderson Bank of Louisville Cora M. Billingslea William A. Blodgett Jr.Mary Jane Booker David W. Borgel Michael L. Bowling Patricia K. Brown Thomas Brown William B. Brown Gloria G. Browne Randall Burba Rosie Burckle Gloria L. Burgard Frances B. Caldwell Case Management Harold Cecil Janice E. Chandler John W. Curran C. Richard Day James H. Denny L. W. Dolt Jr.Anne B. Fields Fields, Hawkins & Company Richard T. Filippini Gerald E. Fisher J. T. Flowers Delbert J. Fore Mark Galloway Marea B. Gardner Timothy B. George John Gephart Larry Gilpin Bill Goodwin Downey M. Gray IIIGus Griffin Anthony Grillo Terry K. Haare Lisa K. Hague Elverie C. Hall-Ives Eugene Harrell James W. Harris Denis P. Heavrin Charles Herdt Robert B. Horner Ann M. Huffine Norman P. Iler Sr.Jock’s Sports Bar & Grill Elizabeth Sue Johnson Robert H. Jones Nicholas KaremMary Jean Kempf Ronald E. Kramer Carol C. Kuehnast Kenneth D. Leet Jonathan Lintner Brenda Livesay Innes Mahon Thomas E. Malone Donna Hagen McCabe Stuart C. McCombs Merkley Kendick JewelersGeorge J. Miller Jr.Glenn F. Nelson David L. Nicholson Karin Hellstrom Nolan Jonathan V. Norman

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Friends

22

Anne-Marie O’Connell Pat O’Neal Dan T. Oerther Steven Olson John P. Pittman Kathy S. Potts Charlotte W. Price Anna S. Prince Carole A. Ray Elizabeth Reutlinger Philip Reverman Marquita T. Richmer Thelma Ringo Calvert T. Roszell Kent Royse Martin F. Schmidt Louis J. Schorch Eileen Shaughnessy Patrick Shaughnessy Corwin Short Jr.Thomas B. Simms Jr.St. Mary’s Center Joseph M. Steffen Rita A. Stengel Edward H. Stopher John A. Stough A.R. Carter Strickler Doris J. Thomasson Thrifty Car Rental Bertha Timmel David A. Vogt Dennis Wachter Rick Waddle Walter Walker Thomas H. Wall IVJohn H. Welch Suzanne Wickliffe Jane Woodard Randy Wright

FACULTY / STAFF

1953 SOCIETYJames T. Culver ’82Michael N. Jones ’74Robert Mullen ’77Alison SingletonDavid Winkler

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYLynn OlympiaJoseph M. Porter ’78

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYPatrick Bowles H’01Robert Hublar H’02Jack Sorg

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJoseph E. Bryant ’75Thomas Dubay H’94Eugene Eckert ’62Kenneth J. EllenbrandJohn C. Ellington ’76John V. Kahl ’69Jennifer MartinBetty RothSteven ToddTravis M. Wagoner ’90Linda WhitworthAlan WilsonRichard B. Wunderlin ’72

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDavid A. Aberli ’75Roger BurkmanMichael L. Chancellor ’75Missy ClayJason DanielRobert DavenportJohn EsterleJoseph Hemmerle H’01Joseph HenningKristin MeyerRick RenningerCharles L. Servino ’73Mike SzaboDaniel Zoeller

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBJeffrey D. Becker ’90Edward BowlingJean DelaneyLynn LambJoyce Riggs

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Friends / Faculty / Staff

23

What Have You Been Doing?We’d like to know what’s going on in your life. Let us know about births, engagements, marriages, new jobs, awards, promotions,hobbies or anything you’d like to share with your brother alumni. Submissions don’t have to be anything grand or special—justlet them know you’re still alive.

Photographs are now being accepted for the on-line version of “News from You.” Please enclose a photo with your submissionfor the Trinity web page, which is located at www.thsrock.net.

NAME_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CLASS YEAR____________

ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

CITY / STATE / ZIP_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

HOME PHONE______________________________________________________ WORK PHONE______________________________________________________

E-MAIL ADDRESS________________________________________________________________________

NEWS ITEM___________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

Send information to: News from You, c/o Trinity High School Office for School Advancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisvillle,Kentucky 40207. You may also fax us at (502) 899-2052 or e-mail wagoner@thsrock.net.

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Parents

CURRENT PARENTS

1953 SOCIETYRobert Benim ’72Mark CarrollFrank DieboldDavid DukeHerbert GoushaCarl HeickMichael N. Jones ’74Jong Sung LimKevin LoftonJohn and Debbie Miranda H’00James A. Mudd ’71Jay and Barbara ParadisBill C. SchleuningCarl SchoenbachlerJ. T. Sims Jr. ’72Robert and Alison SingletonGregory SpearsNorman and Alice TasmanKeith ThelenChristopher Tompkins ’78

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYKenneth A. Bohnert ’76Blair GordonChristopher J. Hawksley ’77Alan W. Hennessey ’69Tom JordanTerry McKenna ’73Charles MundtJoseph M. Porter Jr. ’78Lori RecktenwaldCharles Ward III ’73Ronald B. Zike ’76

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYRichard M. Brian ’61Robert DenleyDennis DidioDavid T. and Debbie DoddStephen A. Fackler ’73Ranulfo and Renee GamboaTim E. Heustis ’69Lawrence D. Loehle ’70Martin T. MarksMichele and Emil MondaRobert SaxtonThomas E. SchoenbaechlerKerry ShortRon Zirnheld

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBGeorge AbellMichael L. Bauer Sr. ’72Richard BradleyJ. Robert Buschermohle Jr. ’75William L. Cushing ’65David M. Goetz ’65Robert L. Heleringer ’69Milt Hettinger Jr. ’75Barbara HoardLouis S. Kissel ’72Thomas A. Klausing ’67Michael L. Kunz ’76James M. Link Jr. ’78Lawrence R. Link Jr. ’72Stephen Raque ’66John and Betty RothCharles Russ

William ShawRichard L. Sils ’74Michael L. Simms III ’70Jeffrey A. Steele ’80Robert WelchJoseph B. Wise III ’76Daniel E. Wiseman ’65Cynthia J. Wood

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBJohn J. BalbachLeo J. Brown III ’78Thomas William Giesler ’69John GofneyLarry Kempf ’74Anne H. LyonsWilliam McCoyChristopher ’82 and Kristin MeyerDon Mueller ’64Daryl E. Netherton ’72Bernard E. Tomassetti ’73

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBEdward BowlingGary P. Hans ’71Anthony HeitzmanThomas J. Kaelin ’72Bruce L. Klausing ’69Michael A. Lincoln ’70Tommy LyonsMichael D. Meehan ’77Joseph P. O’Mary Jr. ’73John W. Reed Jr. ’72Charles C. Weining ’73D. Bruce Whatley ’77

PAST PARENTS

1953 SOCIETYLawrence Ashley H’94Joseph C. Babey ’58, MDWilliam C. Ballard Jr. ’58Robert Barth Robert Benim ’72Patrick Bleemel ’71Stephen D. Boone ’62Tim and Karen Brown H’01Frank Kenneth Conliffe ’63Thomas DeLessio Charlotte Dow George Fischer Robert Freibert John R. Guthrie ’58Louis Hettinger ’59William Howard James Irby Larry Jones Charles Leis H’01Creighton E. Mershon ’59Kathy Mershon H’92John and Debbie Miranda H’00James A. Mudd ’71Kevin R. Mullin ’73Harry Nash Raymond Nowacki Jay and Barbara Paradis Clair Patenaude James Patterson Mark S. Plummer ’69Robert J. Reh ’69

Carl A. Rhodes ’72John Ribar Robert Schneider Stephen F. Schuster ’61Kevin T. Scully, MD ’69Robert J. Silliman ’71J.T. Sims Jr. ’72Robert and Alison Singleton Bill Spath David T. Stosberg ’64Phillip J. Stuecker Sr. ’70Gary Vance Carol H’01 and Kenneth Weleski Mr. and Mrs. March Wells David Winkler Charles R. Woock Timothy R. Woock ’69Richard Woolley Mark S. Zoeller ’73

PRESIDENT ’S SOCIETYAnthony R. Bellucci ’64Kenneth L. Block ’69Don Clark John Flynn H’02Alan W. Hennessey ’69Joseph E. Lenahan III ’64J. Chris Maron Michael McDonald Terry McKenna ’73Raymond J. Naber ’68Robert G. Pfaadt ’59Alex F. Talbott ’59Marlene Troxle James A. Wallitsch ’72William K. Webb ’60

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYRobert L. Arnold ’57Paul Beam Jr. ’71James H. Beckham Jr. ’62Richard Beckmann Michael Doran ’69Alan Dries Stephen A. Fackler ’73J. Don Feger ’61Ranulfo and Renee Gamboa William H. Grayson Jr. ’73Joseph H. Hayden ’60Sid Hebert Tim E. Heustis ’69Joan Linette Lawrence D. Loehle ’70Margaret Moore Stephen J. Rickert ’59Beth Rogers James Scully Jack Sorg Clarence N. Temple Jr. ’62Robert Dennis Tyler ’67William Weber ’67

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBJoseph F. Ackermann Jr. ’57W. Steve Andriot ’67Richard T. Bealmear ’59Robert L. Becker ’69E. William Boland III ’64Bill T. Caldwell ’66Harold and Mary Culver William L. Cushing ’65

Gerald R. Ditsler ’70Stephen Dreisbach Charles T. Dues ’61Eugene Eckert ’62Joseph J. Elder III ’57Edward P. Ernst ’57Raymond L. Forst ’65Terry E. Fox ’67Gerald L. Gast ’69Michael E. Guetig ’72Ronald S. Hadorn ’62Charles Hazelton Nenita Herrmann Milt Hettinger Jr. ’75David Higgins Jim Hinson Kef Hollenbach Steven Thomas Houpt ’72Ronald E. Hunt James Jewell ’67William Kelly Edward King Thomas A. Klausing ’67Glenn Knight George Kopp Robert J. Kopp ’61Raymond A. Kraemer ’63Robert Krieger Kenneth A. Lage ’65Walter J. Lage ’71Robert T. Liter ’59Charles Lohman H. Mark Lueke ’65Ronald D. McClish ’71Martin F. McDonald ’76Mike Millett ’68Dennis V. Monroe ’67Michael Moorman Stephen Raque ’66John and Betty Roth Art Schneider Richard Joseph Schoenbaechler ’58Michael L. Simms III ’70Michael Thomas Mike Timmerman Steven Todd Wilma Torstrick Steve Traud ’73Herman Wallitsch Charles E. Weiter ’66Daniel E. Wiseman ’65Cynthia J. Wood

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBSam Adams Gary L. Barr ’70David R. Block ’60Charles F. Burns ’65Owen Caster Sr.Joseph R. Cordaro Jr. ’65James M. Crush ’70Robert Ecker ’62John Esterle Peter R. Guetig ’67Teresa Harbrecht Thomas Hayden Michael Heeb Guillermo Heredia Milton Hettinger Harry Hinkle ’64Mary Ann Houpt

24

Annual Fund Gift Levels - Parents / Matching Gifts / In-Kind

Bruce J. Kempf ’67Donald Lester Clarice McCarthy John T. Nelson III ’58John M. Noon ’69Garold Olsen Ewan Phillips B. Frank Radmacher III ’65William and Mary Ann Savage Owen Shrader Richard Wallingford Paul Werle ’64Charles Wilson Leonard Wiseman ’69

ROD MCCRAVY CLUBRobert C. Amshoff ’65Linda Barrick James Bell Joseph F. Birkenmeyer Jr. ’73Susan Blois Edward Bowling John E. Crabtree ’63John H. Curry ’66F. Robert Dawson ’65Ken A. Dawson ’68Stephen Dunaway ’74Raymond P. Duran ’74Frank Fleck James Frame Andrew Gillies Betty Harrison Frank Hartlage David W. Herbig Sr. ’66Martin Hornek James Ising Richard A. Janes ’66Bruce L. Klausing ’69Frank Knoop Patrick M. Meehan ’70Paulie Miller Fred Mudd ’68John Neely Jr.David Norris Joseph P. O’Mary Jr. ’73William F. Olges ’60Stephen J. Owen Sr. ’66Mark Parker Robert W. Pessolano Bruce E. Radaker Jr. ’69Michael L. Reeves ’69John P. Ryan ’70Robert C. Schlich Maynard Schnell Tom Sheehan Joseph Spalding Larry Stephenson Michael Super Albert Tomassetti ’68David Urton ’70Joseph Vogel George M. Walker Jr.Fred W. Weinert ’67Robert W. Zilke

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIESAND FOUNDATIONS

Aegon Transamerica FoundationAmerican Standard FoundationAnheuser-Busch FoundationBellSouth CorporationJoseph S. Bowling Co., Inc.BP Amoco CorporationBrown-Forman CorporationBrown & Williamson Tobacco

CorporationRBC Centura BankCorning Inc., FoundationFMC FoundationGannett Foundation, Inc.Marea B. Garner and FamilyHarris FoundationIkon Office Solutions, Inc.Illinois Tool Works FoundationMarshall Charitable Foundation, Inc.National City Bank

Charitable Giving FundPBD Worldwide Fulfillment ServicesPhilip Morris Companies, Inc.The PNC Bank FoundationRohm and Haas CompanySaint-Gobain Corporation FoundationSchering-Plough Foundation Inc.Tricon Foundation Inc.United TechnologiesThe UPS Foundation, Inc.Vivendi Universal US Holding Co.The Williams Companies, Inc.

IN-KIND GIFTS

Mr. Jerry Allen BashamHuston BrownMrs. Tobey BurtonRuss ClearColonial DesignsConrad Eye CentersDr. Mark DeanMilton DohoneyPat EckertJohn Flynn H’02Sharon FreySharon and Don FreyGE Appliances, Jim Campbell CEOHerb GoushaCaptain Roxanne HackMr. Mike HobbsMr. and Mrs. Kef HollenbachInk Productions, Karen Linton, OwnerKayrouz Heating and Air

Conditioning CompanyDan and Kim KesslerSteve KochMr. Dennis J. Leibert ’60Louisville OpticalSteven McCabeBen MeibersStaff Sergeant Aretha C. Noel,

U.S. ArmySusan L. OrthDavid Power ’89, Power CreativeTom and Joan RiddlePaul Schulte H’92, Horizon Research

InternationalTed SchulzSteve Schuster ’61Pat Sheehan, Power CreativeToni SteinhauerGlynn Stengel ’67, Integral StructuresLee Stinson ’75, WTMT RadioRon StoneMr. and Mrs. Norman TasmanLee TatumWade Wearren H’94Deb WilliamsAndrew Wingfield ’00Albert and Marijane Wohlleb

25

2001-02 Trinity High School Foundation Board of Directors

Jeffrey L. Ashley ’85Vice President for UniversityAdvancement, Spalding University

Alex Babey ’87Vice President, Stock Yards Bank &Trust

Joseph C. Babey III ’58, MDLouisville Pediatric Specialists

William C. Ballard Jr. ’58Of Counsel, Greenebaum, Doll &McDonald

Kenneth A. Bohnert ’76Managing Partner, Conliffe, Sandmann& Sullivan, PLLC

Reverend Thomas L. BolandPastor, St. Patrick Church

Stephen D. Boone ’62CEO, Instant Products Inc./NelsonBoone Co.

William F. Brasch ’66University Planning Design &Construction, University of Louisville

John A. Brenzel Sr. ’58Brenzel & Associates

Jeffrey S. Brohm ’89Head Coach, Louisville Fire ArenaFootball Team

Timothy C. Brown H’01President, Thomas Industries, Inc.

James Campbell ’78General Counsel, Ready Staffing, Inc.

Drew J. Conliffe ’85Executive Director, Kentucky JuniorGolf Foundation

Michelle V. ConliffeThomas Merton Academy

Tim Culver ’82Executive DirectorTrinity High School FoundationTrinity High School

Leo C. Culligan Jr. Retired Business Owner

John-Robert Curtin Jr. Connected Learning.Network

Robert I. Cusick Jr. ’61Partner, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs

Charles L. Dannaher ’62, MDPhysician, Consultants in BloodDisorders and Cancer

Robert B. DenleyDirector of Product Development,Lantech Inc.

Stanley J. DeVore Jr. ’74President, Landscape Lighting Co. Inc.

James E. Dockter ’61President/CEO, PBD WorldwideFulfillment Services

Rev. Ronald Domhoff H’98Archdiocese of Louisville

Brian G. DonaldsonFinancial Advisor

Charlotte “Skeet” DowCommunity Leader

Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74Chief Financial Officer Hays Automotive Group

Robert England ’69Cumbre, Inc.

Greg E. Fischer ’76President, Iceberg Ventures

David L. Freibert ’68Vice President, Saf-Ti-Co

Don Freibert ’72Vice President, Saf-Ti-Co

George L. Freibert ’61PresidentProfessional Bank Services, Inc.

Jack Freibert ’71President, Shamrock Sales Company

Shawn Freibert ’91Partner, Mooser & Freibert Land Title Company

Tim H. Freibert ’71Businessman

James R. GauntPresident, Fifth Third Bank

Joseph E. Gliessner Jr. ’63Executive DirectorNew Directions Housing Corporation

James A. Golden ’72Owner, Louisville Antique Mall

Blair S. GordonPresident/COO, HR Associates

Herbert R. GoushaBrown-Forman Corporation

John GrenoughRetired

John R. Guthrie ’58President, Guthrie/Mayes PublicRelations

Albert L. Gutterman II ’74VP of Sales, Automated DistributionSolutions, Inc. (ADP)

John A. HamiltonManaging Director, Crowe Chizek &Co., LLC

Billy HaysCEO, Hays Automotive Group

Carl W. Heick IIIOwner, Heick, Hester & Associates

Alan Hennessey ’69Partner, Insuramax, Inc.

Steve Higdon ’81President/CEO, Greater Louisville Inc.

Sean Higgins ’78Major Account ManagerCisco Systems, Inc.

Arthur P. Hipwell ’67General Counsel, Humana Inc.

Ken Hodge ’84Vice President for Philanthropy Norton Healthcare

John P. Hollenbach ’79 John P. Hollenbach Co.

L. J. “Todd” Hollenbach III ’57Attorney, Hollenbach and Associates

Timothy A. Hourigan ’75Vice President, Human ResourcesThe Home Depot

William HowardPresident, Fastline Publications

Darryl Isaacs ’82Attorney at Law, Isaacs & Isaacs PSC

Buddie JahaJaha Company Builders

Michael N. Jones ’74Campus Minister, Trinity High School

Robert Keefe ’84Actor

Most Reverend Archbishop Thomas C. Kelly, O.P. H’01Archdiocese of Louisville

Rev. George Kilcourse ’65Professor, Bellarmine University

Dennis Lampley, H’92Athletic Director, Trinity High School

J. Drew Laughlin ’71Enjet, Inc.

Charles H. Leis H’01ChairmanTrinity High School FoundationPresident, Bramco, Inc.

Dennis J. Liebert ’60Retired Businessman

R.W. Marshall H’00 Owner, Marshall Realty Company

Hon. Michael O. McDonaldRetired Judge

Sean McGuire ’84Trans-Ash Company

W. Chris Mercke ’72PresidentJunkin Safety Appliance Co., Inc.

Joe Merkley ’79Manager, Merkley Jewelers

Creighton Mershon ’59General Counsel, BellSouth

Kathryn M. Mershon H’92Consultant, The Mershon Company

Paul A. Miller ’65 Circuit Court Clerk, Hall of Justice

John Miranda H’00Owner, Pinnacle Properties

Mark C. Mueller ’75PresidentCardinal Industrial Insulation

Robert J. Mullen Ed.D. ’77President, Trinity High School

Nancy MurrayCurrent parent

John NeaceChairman, Neace-Lukens Insurance

David W. NickliesCEO, CB Richard Ellis/Nicklies

William P. O’Connor ’71 Fifth Third Bank

Rev. Robert E. OsborneRetired PastorOur Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church

Joseph A. Paradis IIIChairman, Bramco, Inc.

Clair PatenaudeRamada Inn Suites

James Patterson ’81Principal, Pattco Inc.

Mark S. Plummer ’69President, J & J Transportation

Joe C. Powell ’84President/CEOPresentation Solutions, Inc.

M. David Power ’89President, Power Creative

Alex RankinSterling Thompson Company

Robert J. Reh ’69Chief Financial OfficerCatholic Health Initiatives

John Ribar Sr.Owner, Bluegrass Business Forms

Rev. George “Nick” RicePastorOur Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church

Charles E. Ricketts Jr. ’61Partner, Ricketts & Travis

Carl SchoenbachlerBrown & Williamson Corporation

Paul Schulte H’92PresidentHorizon Research International

Stephen F. Schuster ’61Partner, Ogden, Newell & Welch

26

2001-02 Trinity High School Board of Directors

Margaret Bowen PrincipalSt. Gabriel School

Rev. B.J. Breen PastorSt. Margaret Mary Catholic Church

Mark Carroll PartnerBandy•Carroll•Hellige Advertising

George L. Freibert ’61PresidentProfessional Bank Services

Daniel Fuller ’71General CounselGenlyte Thomas Group LLC

John A. Hamilton, SecretaryManaging PartrnerCrowe Chizek CPA

Steve Higdon ’81PresidentGreater Louisville Inc.

David Higgins Retired ExecutiveBrown Forman Corporation

Tim Hollinden ’82Businessman

DuAnne McMurry State Farm Insurance

Maureen Norris Ph.D. Dean, School of EducationBellarmine University

Mark S. Plummer ’69PresidentJ & J Transportation

Rev. Nick RicePastorOur Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church

Phillip J. Stuecker ’70, Vice ChairChief Financial OfficerThomas Industries

Christopher Tompkins ’78, ChairPresidentKruse Plastic & Plywood

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERSTom Dubay H’94Faculty SenateTrinity High School

Charles Leis H’01Foundation Board ChairPresidentBramco, Inc.

Chris McCoy ’03Student RepresentativeTrinity High School

Sean McGuire ’84Alumni Board ChairTrans-Ash Company

Donald MeyerArchbishop’s RepresentativeFord, Klapheke & Meyer

Rob Mullen Ed.D. ’77PresidentTrinity High School

Joey Porter ’78Vice President for SchoolAdvancementTrinity High School

Jack SorgVice President for SchoolAdministrationTrinity High School

David WinklerPrincipalTrinity High School

Rev. David Zettel ’58Assistant Principal, ChaplainTrinity High School

AD HOC MEMBERSBrian DonaldsonInvestment Counselor

Joseph E. Gliessner Jr. ’63Executive DirectorNew Directions Housing

Rev. Joe GraffisPastorSt. Edwards Catholic Church

Alan Hennessey ’69PartnerInsuramax, Inc.

Michael N. Jones ’74Campus MinisterTrinity High School

Bob Pfaadt ’59AdministratorBellarmine University

Glynn Stengel ’67Vice PresidentIntegral Structures

Bob Zimlich ’77Vice PresidentBellarmine University

2001-02 Trinity High School Alumni Board of Directors

Charles Beckman ’83Humana Inc.

Rick Boeckmann ’91Patterson Dental Supply

Martin “Bubba” Bowling ’75Commonwealth Insurance

Greg Brohm ’8884WHAS Radio

Roger Burkman (ex-officio)Trinity High School

Shawn Freibert ’91Attorney at Law

Alan Hennessey ’69Partner, Insuramax, Inc.

John Hollenbach ’79, Chair-ElectJohn P. Hollenbach Co.

Steve Jecker ’70Monumental Life Insurance

Sean McGuire ’84, ChairTrans-Ash Company

David Miller ’84 The Miller Print Group

Robert J. Mullen Ed.D. ’77 (ex-officio)President, Trinity High School

Mark S. Plummer ’69 Immediate Past-ChairJ & J Transportation

Joey Porter ’78 (ex-officio)Trinity High School

Billy Roby ’88LANGAN Insurance

David Rothgerber ’90Mapother & Mapother Attorneys

Matthew W. Stein ’80Partner, Nutt, Mayer & Stein Attorneys

Paul Vale ’86Trinity High School

Travis Wagoner ’90 (ex-officio)Trinity High School

27

2001-02 Trinity High School Foundation Board of Directors (cont.)

Jim Sheehy ’83WAVE-3 TV

Ronald G. ShefferChairman, Sheffer-Hutchinson-Kinney

J.T. Sims ’72President, Indco, Inc.

James U. Smith III ’65Partner, Smith & Smith Attorneys

Jack SorgChief Financial OfficerTrinity High School

William J. Spath Sr.Retired, Community Volunteer

Greg SpearsBranch Complex ManagerUBS PaineWebber

Matthew W. Stein ’80Partner, Nutt, Mayer & Stein

S. Michael Stinson ’78President, Ready Staffing, Inc.

Phillip J. Stuecker ’70Vice President Finance/Chief FinancialOfficer, Thomas Industries

Richard S. SwopePresident/CEOSam Swope Auto Group

Alice TasmanTasman Industries, Inc.

Mark Tillett ’76Businessman

Christopher Tompkins ’78President, Kruse Plastics & Plywood

Wade Wearren H’94OwnerAll-Care Lawn & Landscaping

C. William WeylandManaging DirectorDesign Build Partners, LLC

Timothy R. Woock ’69, DMDLouisville Dental Care Group

Rev. David Zettel ’58Assistant Principal, ChaplainTrinity High School

celebration 2002 Dinner & Auction

E X E C U T I V E C O M M I T T E E Karen Brown H’01 & Debbie

Miranda H’00, ChairpersonsBill & Angie Edelen, Gift Gathering

& 2003 ChairpersonsCindy Cayot, Capital Prize & 2003

ChairpersonSharon Benim & Nancy Oates,

Productions ChairpersonsCharlotte Heick, Invitation

ChairpersonKathy Mullen, Reservation

Chairperson

Thanks to the following Trinity Stafffor their professional support!

Dr. Robert J. Mullen ’77, PresidentMr. Joseph Porter ’78, Vice President

for School AdvancementMs. Sandra Camerucci,

Office ManagerMs. Marney Zarick,

Database ManagerMr. Roger Burkman

Development OfficerMr. Jack Sorg,

Vice President of Administration

Mr. Michael Price ’66, Director of Information Technology

Mr. Travis Wagoner ’90, Director, Annual Fund & Alumni Relations

Mr. Joey Adams ’85, WebmasterMr. Dennis Lampley H’92,

Athletic DirectorMr. Joseph Demling ’68,

Building and Facilities ManagerJohn ’64 and Lisetta Kenney, Bar StaffMr. Wayne Kraus ‘85,

Student Support StaffTrinity Students,

Valet Parking and Assistants

Thanks to the

Power Creative

team for

their ongoing

support!

C O R P O R AT E S P O N S O R SAssociated InsuranceBeechmont PressBob Ray Company, Inc.Business Telephone SystemsD & M Service Company, Inc.

Heating and Air Conditioning Don Meredith Reprographics

CompanyEdelen & Edelen RealtorsFox & AssociatesIMI ConcreteInsuramax, Inc.Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning

Co., Inc.Logan Lavelle Insurance Agency,

LLCMagnolia PlaceMcMillan DevelopmentMonsour BuildersMooser & Freibert Land Title Co.,

LLCPinnacle PropertiesPower CreativeReady StaffingRueff Sign CompanySellersburg LumberStock Yards Bank & Trust Co.UBS PaineWebberUnderwriters InsuranceWest-Edelen Development

c e l e b r aT i o n V O L U N T E E R SDickie and Paula AbellGeorge and Debbie AbellJoey Adams ’85Kevin and Robin BakerBob ’74 and Sharon BenimSusan BloisRon and Diane BordersDonna BrianTim and Karen Brown H’01Cheryl BurkeJackie CarricoDennis and Cindy CayotGerald and Bridgid ChamberlainElfie CombsTim Culver ’82John and Sally DeckerJoe ’68 and Sharon DemlingMartha DieboldScott DoyleWilliam and Angela EdelenJim and Peg EscolaJohn and Sherry EsterleJack and Karen EversoleSteve Fackler ’73Kim FaulknerBruce and Barbara FergusonRick and Jean FlahertyEdward and Bonny FolzEllen FranzblauBetty FuellingCraig and Jola GatesDave and Barb GerwigRobert ’75 and Liz Gohmann

Greg and Lori GowenSheri GreenwellAlbert ’74 and Sue GuttermanValerie HannahChris and Debbie HawksleyCarl and Charlotte HeickJoe HenningWilliam and Debbie HillMike and Helen HordAnne HornekTerri JohnsonKaren Sweezey JonesMike ’74 and Suzie JonesPete and Diane KazunasJoe Kenney ’96John ’64 and Lisetta KenneyJohn Kenney ’99Melissa KenneyBruce ’69 and Debbie KlausingWayne Kraus ’85Ron and Rennie KurtzJohn and Sandy LaBarberaLynn LambJohn ’70 and Jaye LavelleTony and Stephanie LogsdonTom and Vickie LyonsBarbara MartinRenee McBroomMargie MillerTony and Barbara MirandaJohn and Debbie Miranda H’00Michelle MondaLarry ’73 and Jan MooneyLynn Nash

Mike NoonReggie and Nancy OatesMick O’NealJim and Becky ParrJean PorterJim and Theresa ProtenicBob and Annette RayGarry and Lori RecktenwaldBob ’69 and Anita RehDennis and Debbie RheaGary and Karen RileyJohn and Betty RothFrank and Donna RuleyBarbara SchoenbachlerJohn and Mary SingletonKim SinnardRandy and Carol SmithMary Ann SnyderJoe and Anne SolomonJack SorgHugh and Bunny SpaldingGreg and Jennifer SpearsJeff ’80 and Donna SteeleThe Honorable David Stosberg ’64Greg SysolSteve TerryChris Vale ’84Travis Wagoner ’90Mark and Cindy WebbLorraine WelchKay and Paul WillettTim ’69 and Jan WoockMarney ZarickRev. Dave Zettel ’58

28

PAT R O N SDebbie and George AbellClaire AlagiaDoug AntleConnie and Lou AntonAngela AriattiChris Ashbury '80Jeff ’85 and Holly AshleyJohn and Cathy BalbachDebbie BauerBob and Jayne BeattyBob ’74 and Sharon BenimBland ’81 and Linda BennettPatricia BensonMaggie BeyerGlenn ’73 and Joan BlincoeDick and Bev BoeckmannColleen BoeckmannRick ’91 and Tiffany BoeckmannSharon Bohannon

Ken ’76 and Sharon BohnertTommy and Mary Pat BooneEd and Linda BowlingMatthew Bowling ’00Rebecca BoylanRich and Lisa BradleyJohn ’66 and Susan BraschRick and Paulette BreitKevin and Sarah BrianNancy Brogan AntleOscar and Donna BrohmGreg Brohm ’88 and Rebecca BoylanJeff Brohm ’89Chris ’79 and Lisa BroskyKurt Brown ’96Tim and Karen Brown H’01Kent Browning ’92David and Debbie BruendermanBill and Cindy BrundageSteve ’64 and Linda Bryan

Michael and Andrea BudniakDennis ’80 and Mary Ann BurchRoger and Judy BurkmanSandra CamerucciLeo and Sue CampJim ’78 and Karen CampbellMark CarrollMary CaseyMatt ’81 and Renee CassaroDennis and Cindy CayotPhil and Linda CianciolaJohn ’82 and Laura ClementsBarry ’88 and Maria ClementsM. J. and Gay ClevelandJohn and Elizabeth CoffeyDavid ’99 and Suzanne ColeBob and Karen CollCarol CollinsWalt CollinsRene Combs

Debbie ConliffeKen ’63 and Michele ConliffeGary Conliffe ’74Jim Connell ’63Karen CostFrederick and Nina CouchAndrew and Elizabeth CoverdaleBianca CristofoliJohn ’83 and Johnna CristofoliLouis ’80 and Stacy CristofoliJohn and Sallie CunninghamBill CurleyDarrell and Judy CurrentJohn-Robert CurtinCharlie ’62 and Janet DannaherDon DaubAmanda DavisJohn and Sally DeckerAmy DemlingAngela Demling

PAT R O N S ( C O N T. )George and Sharon DetermannStan ’74 and Sherri DeVoreFrank and Martha DieboldPaul and Marie DiehlJerry ’70 and Nanette DitslerDavid DoddBrian and Gerry DonaldsonMike and Mary Sue DoranThomas Duddy ’67David and Diane DukeTom and Colette DumstorfSteve and Karen DunawayRay Duran ’74Tom and Regina DurbinDarrel and Brenda DutschkeEddy and Sue DutschkeGene ’62 and Pat EckertDan ’94 and Rebecca EckertBill and Angie EdelenGlenn ’70 and Leah EdelenDavid ’86 and Janet ElderMatthew ’87 and Mary ElderPhil ’77 and Laura FacklerBruce and Barbara FergusonWhitney FinnellJohn and Linda FlynnKate FordDan and Shannon FortneyDennis ’70 and Janice FowlerDonald ’72 and Barbara FreibertJack ’71 and Sharon FreibertShawn ’91 and Stacy FreibertSteve Freibert H’99George Freibert ’61Don and Sharon FreyMark and Nancy GallowayChristy GambrellGlen ’87 and Ann GeorgeheadLes and Janice GeraldsCharlie GerstleCathy GillDonnie and Beth GilsonGreg and Linda GleisJoe Gliessner ’63Stephanie GontermanSonny and Pat GoushaNorvin and Mary Lee GreenShannon GreenJill GriffithPhil and Lisa GueltzowAlbert ’74 and Sue GuttermanSteve and Terry HaagRowe and Alice HamiltonVan HamiltonPat and Allison HarrisChris Hartung ’80Jennifer HawkinsBilly HaysSid and Jane HebertCarl and Charlotte HeickJoe and Joan HenehanDon and Mary HerbertRev. Joe Herp ’64Ken and Kathy HerringtonKenny and Karen HickmanEric and Andrea HigdonMike ’80 and Lynn HigginsRoy ’65 and Barbara HillBill and Debbie HillPete and Susan HinnemanArt ’67 and Ronda Hipwell

Mike ’76 and Julie HobbsBill ’82 and Sue HodappJohn ’79 and Heather HollenbachJack ’80 and Susan HornAmy Jo HuberMarvin ’71 and Dee HuberLinda HussDarryl ’82 and Teri IsaacsBuddie and Donna JahaSteve ’70 and Deborah JeckerMike ’90 and Carolyn JohnsonSmith and Lee JollyBeth JonesRusty ’78 and Karen JonesLarry JonesSteve ’75 and Michelle JonesMike ’74 and Suzie JonesJohn Kahl ’69Gail M. KamenishDan and Cathy KannapelRobert and Peggy KarmanKathy KealButch ’57 and Cheri KincaidBarbara KittenJohn Kleber ’59Glenn and Karen KnightMary KriderBill and Ellen KronauerDon and Vicki KupperJim and Donna KupperAllan and Mary Alice KurtzRon and Rennie KurtzRick and Angie LaemmleLyn LageBob ’64 and Mary Lynn LageWalter Lage ’71Mark Lage ’78Russell and George Ann LambDennis H’92 and Brenda LampleyBrad ’93 and Christy LampleyJoe LangSusan LarreaJohn ’70 and Jaye LavelleCordell LawrenceBob and Edie LekitesRev. John LenahanLarry ’72 and Cindy LinkLarry ’70 and Dusty LoehleMickey LynchRuss and Sheri LytleBob and Debbie MackeyChris ’91 and Colleen MackeyRobert MajorBrian ’75 and Cindy MartinBuddy and Missy MattinglyScott ’82 and Sue MaysMike and Margie McCallPat ’72 and Beth McConnellDebbie McCoyDan ’81 and Julie McMillanMike ’77 and Vicki MeehanBruce ’73 and Anne MerckeChris ’72 and Faith MerckeBill and Carolyn MerkleyJoe ’79 and Marie MerkleyBrian ’91 and Tracy MerkleyDorothy MershonCreighton Mershon ’59Chris ’82 and Kristin MeyerCary ’88 and Lee Anne MeyerMisty MichelMargie Miller

Norman and Donna MiracleTony and Barbara MirandaSean Miranda ’96John and Debbie Miranda H’00Emil and Michele MondaDavid ’61 and Elaine MonsourKevin ’90 and Gerri MonsourMike ’85 and Sharon MonsourJoe and Mary Ann MontgomeryDoug ’81 and Donna MorrisJim ’71 and Donna MuddJesse MuddTom and Mary Jo MugavinSean ’81 and Lisa MullaneyRob ’77 and Kathy MullenKyle ’78 and Bonnie MullinKevin ’73 and Robin MullinJim and Nancy MurrayEd Neeley ’76David and Cheryl NelsonFred ’72 and Donna NixDavid ’80 and Theresa NoeJaclynn NoonJanet NoonReggie and Nancy OatesJohn and Anne O'ConnorEd and Judy OlligesMary Jane OlsenLynn OlympiaJudy O’NeilAndy ’83 and Lisa ParkerDel and Valerie PaschalMitch Patenaude ’87Mike and Karen PearceJoe PerkowskiLinda PhillipsJerry and Claudia PlappertMark ’69 and Terri PlummerJoe ’78 and Jean PorterPatrick ’89 and Heidi PotterMike and Faye PowerDavid Power ’89Jeff and Terri PurichiaLarry ’84 and Carrie PusateriJon and Vicki RainbowRod ’73 and Glenda RalloBob ’69 and Anita RehLiz RehJulie ReidJerry and Carolyn RettJohn ’70 and Judy RibarDamon ’87 and Amanda RichardsPaul Richwalsky ’67Charlie ’61 and Janice RickettsMike and Vikki RobertsBilly ’88 and Denise RobyScott ’90 and Jill RobyBill and Mary Jane RobyBob and Jean RueffFrank and Donna RuleyChuck and Kathy RussJoe and Mary Beth RyanJesse Ryan ’90Ernie and Clara SampsonEmma SandlerWilliam and Mary Ann SavageBob and Karen SavkoBill and Connie SchleuningBrian and Cathy SchneiderCarl and Colleen SchoenbachlerPaul H’92 and Sue SchulteMatt Schulte ’95

Michael Schulte ’99Nick ’79 and Denise SchweitzerKevin and Kathy SchweitzerKit and Candy ShaughnessyBill and Theresa ShawPat and Siobhan SheehanKerry and Lisa ShortDavid ’79 and Carol ShuttJohn and Mary Beth ShutteDan and Ann SiebertJ. T. ’72 and Cheri SimsFred ’74 and Jean SimsBob and Alison SingletonBob and Kim SinnardRandy and Carol SmithJoe and Anne SolomonBill and Sharon SpathBill Spath Jr. ’77Greg and Jennifer SpearsRobert StallingsMatt ’80 and Debbie SteinMike ’78 and Kelly StinsonLee ’75 and Madonna StinsonBarry and Eileen StokesPhil ’70 and Joy StueckerJoe ’58 and Mary StuedleDick and Ann SwopeMike SzaboJenny TarulloJeff and Anna TatmanKeith and Kathy ThelanLisa ThomasMark ’76 and Teri TillettWilliam C. TingleyChris ’78 and Lisa TompkinsDavid ’85 and Shannon TroutmanGary and Denise VanceWill and Tracy VaughnMike and Margaret WagnerDan ’72 and Debra WalshTom ’76 and Donna WalshGeorge and Laura WalshJohn and Jeannie WaszWade H’94 and Harriett WearrenJoe ’74 and Peggy WeberChuck ’73 and Debbie WeiningScott ’79 and Jackie WeiningBob and Lorraine WelchTim ’96 and Abby WeleskiKen and Carol H’01WeleskiRobin ’69 and Margaret WendlerDonald and Geri WentaMary Ann WesleyKent and Leslie WestberryLee Wiard ’86John and June WiggintonRoscoe and Sally WillettDoug ’82 and Pam WilliamsDoug and Anita WilsonDavid Dodd and Debbie Wilson-DoddDavid and Joan WinklerSam ’81 and Jeanne WinklerDoug ’84 and Deanna WiseEarl and DeLois WiseTim ’69 and Jan WoockRay and Lois WoockRandy and Kathy WrightBarbara ZehnderKaren ZellerTom ZellerScott and Kitty Zoppoth

celebration 2002 Dinner & Auction

29

Tuition 79%

Auxiliary Income 12%

Interest Earnings, Rentals 1%

Annual Fund Appeal, celebraTion 2002 Dinner/Auction 8%

Instruction 53%Employee Benefits 13%

Capital Outlays 6%

Auxiliary Expenses 8%

Financial Aid 9%

Interest Expenses 2%

Administration 9%

D I S T R I B U T I O N O F S U P P O RT

S O U R C E S O F S U P P O RT

30

Trinity High School 2001-02 Financial Information

2002 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

SEPT. 27 ST. XAVIER PAPA JOHN’S CARDINAL STADIUM 8 P.M.

OCT. 4 SOUTH OLDHAM TRINITY 7:30 P.M.

OCT. 11 OPEN

OCT. 18 SHELBY COUNTY TRINITY 7:30 P.M.

OCT. 25 FERN CREEK FERN CREEK 7:30 P.M.

NOV. 1 EASTERN EASTERN 7:30 P.M.

NOV. 8 DISTRICT PLAYOFF

NOV. 15 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP

NOV. 22 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

NOV. 29 STATE SEMI-FINALS

DEC. 7 4-A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

HEAD COACH: BOB BEATTYASSISTANT COACHES: OSCAR BROHM, ERIK BROWN ’01, ANDREW COVERDALE, KEN ELLENBRAND, TOM FOX, MICKEY KALBHIN H’97, GARY OWENS ’88, PAT RILEY ’84

Student ProspectRecommendationTrinity is always on the lookout for outstanding youngmen to carry on its tradition of excellence. If you know of a young man whom you would like to recommend to Trinity and have him added to our Student ProspectList, please complete the form below and return to:Trinity Student Prospect, Trinity High School Officefor School Advancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road,Louisville, Kentucky 40207.

If you or someone you know would like a tour of Trinity,please call (502) 893-7625, fax us at (502) 899-2052 or e-mail Roger Burkman at burkman@thsrock.net.

YOUR NAME ____________________________________________PHONE_______________________

STUDENT PROSPECT NAME____________________________________________________________

ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________________

PHONE__________________________________________________________ GRADE_____________

SCHOOL______________________________________________________________________________

HOBBIES / INTERESTS_________________________________________________________________

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION___________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

Associated InsuranceBeechmont PressBob Ray Company, Inc.Business Telephone SystemsD & M Service Company, Inc.,

Heating and Air ConditioningDauenhauer PlumbingDon Meredith Reprographics CompanyEdelen & Edelen RealtorsFox & AssociatesIMI ConcreteInsuramax, Inc.Kayrouz Heating &

Air Conditioning Co., Inc., A York Distributor

Logan Lavelle Insurance Agency, LLCMagnolia PlaceMcMillan DevelopmentMonsour BuildersMooser & Freibert Land Title Co., LLCPinnacle PropertiesPower CreativeReady StaffingRueff Sign CompanySellersburg LumberStock Yards BankSunrise Technology SystemsUBS PaineWebberUnderwriters InsuranceWest-Edelen Development

TRINITY THANKS THE FOLLOWING

celebraTion 2002CORPORATE SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT:

PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR VERY GENEROUS SPONSORS!

32

TRINITY RECEIVES DONATION OF 120 ACRESrinity can now boast the largest outdoor classroom ofany other school in Jefferson County — and possibly thestate — thanks to the generosity of some Trinity-con-

nected developers.John H’02 (parent of John ’97 and Aron ’99) and Jesse H’02

(parent of Patrick ’93) Flynn, owners of Flynn Brothers Con-tracting, donated more than 120 acres of a forest conservationpreserve to the Trinity High School Foundation in August. Theland will be used by Trinity students and teachers for science andenvironmental studies.

The property, located off the Outer Loop behind the formerLouisville Motor Speedway, will give students a unique look atwildlife in its natural habitat.

“With the new preserve, we will have a relatively pristine andreal environment to study, from an ecological standpoint and

from a specimen-collection and identification standpoint aswell,” said Michael Budniak, one of four science teachers whovisited the site this summer. “There are so many forms of life inthe immediate area that students and adults take for granted, andthis preserve will give us the true ability to experience and learnabout them in a setting that puts to shame the sterility of theclassroom or indoor lab.”

“With the acquisition of this property, we have an incredibleopportunity to provide a hands-on learning experience for ourstudents unlike any other,” said Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen’77. “Science and environmental studies in the classroom are onething; being able to actually observe these living species andconditions in their natural environment takes our science cur-riculum to a whole new level. We owe the Flynns a very specialTrinity thanks and salute for their incredible generosity!”

T

Alumni in Uniform Honored for Serviceore than 150 names of alumni actively serving in themilitary, police force or other uniformed servicegrace a wall on the second floor of Floersh Hall at

Trinity High School. These alumni have endured demandingtraining, life-and-death situations and combat. They protect usfrom harm, patrol our streets and defend our country.

They also serve as an example for Trinity’s current students.Like the students of today, the men honored came from all walksof life and from all levels of academic ability. There are at leasteight sets of brothers on the list and others have brothers stillattending Trinity.

The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks brought our country’s mil-itary, emergency medical services and fire and police depart-ments into the forefront of public awareness. Trinity Englishteacher John Kahl ’69 decided to honor Trinity’s contribution tothese proud ranks. With the help of some students from Trinity’sFlannan House, Kahl erected a salute display on Nov. 11, 2001.Names are listed according to their field of service, and some ofthe men’s Trinity yearbook pictures are included.

“I started this as a tribute to all the grads who put their lives onthe line to help protect us,” said Kahl. “I am intensely proud ofmy brother alumni for the roles they play in maintaining our free-doms. Students need to see people who’ve come before themwho’ve dedicated their lives to service to others. Even though wedo not see these men walking the halls of Trinity, their spirit isbehind so much of what we do here. They are not forgotten.”

TRINITY SALUTE TO ALUMNI IN UNIFORM:Mark Achico 1989 MarinesKyle Adams 1999 Fern Creek FireEric Allain 1992 ArmyJason Allen 1990 ArmyTodd Allen 1988 High Point Police, High Point, N.C. Dan Alpiger 1980 Louisville PoliceRich Arnold 1986 Jefferson County PoliceB.J. Aronhime 1995 Air Force

Kevin Atkins 2000 Air National GuardBeau Baker 1993 NavyJim Baker 1985 LaGrange Fire/Oldham County EMSKevin Baker 1981 Lyndon FireDavid Bell 1991 MarinesJustin Bischoff 1999 ArmyBrian Biven 1986 Louisville PoliceKen Borders 1967 Louisville FireWilliam Bower 1996 Jefferson County PoliceChuck Bratcher 1983 Coast GuardSean Brinley 1989 Jeffersontown FirePat Broderick 1982 St. Matthews PoliceBob Brown 1982 Kentucky Air National GuardRyan Brown 1999 MarinesTalmadge Brown 2000 NavyBen Bryant 1998 LaGrange FireMike Bukowski 1994 ArmyDavid Burnstein 1996 ArmyBrian Calvert 1983 ArmyJim Carter 1972 Mt. Washington Police, Mt. Washington, Ky.Kenny Clark 1980 Missouri Air National GuardMike Clayton 1973 Air ForceSteve Clayton 1970 MarinesMatt Clements 1995 Louisville FireGreg Cline 1979 NavyJordan Clore 1983 NavyTony Cobaugh 1973 Jefferson County PoliceGeoff Collins 1982 NavyMark Conliffe 2000 ArmyMatt Conliffe 1991 NavyAlex Corcoran 2000 Coast GuardMatt Creed 1992 Oldham County EMSTony Crush 1995 Jefferson County PoliceRobert Davis 1984 NavyJackie DeHart 1960 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictChris Dettle 1998 Oldham County SheriffRobert Diebold 1959 S. Oldham County FireTony Diebold 1996 ArmyMatt Dolan 1988 ArmyTim Dougherty 1985 Air ForceAndy Downes 2000 Buechel FireTony Downes 1995 Louisville FireTravis Duckwall 1996 NavyDave Dugan 1980 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictTim Emington 1970 Jefferson County PoliceMike Ernst 1989 Louisville PoliceMark Feger 1992 NavyDaniel Frederick 1984 Covington Fire, Covington, Ky.Greg Frederick 1980 Fire Chief, Louisville FireJames Frederick 1985 Louisville FireTom Fromich 1984 Jeffersontown Town Fire

M

33

Chris Fuelling 1996 Jefferson County PoliceSkip Fultz 1975 Louisville FireTim Gaddie 1996 NavyDerik Gaslin 1995 EMSChris Gay 1982 Louisville PoliceRobert Goodrum 2000 MarinesRick Gossman 1985 Lyndon FireFritz Graas 1988 Louisville PoliceTom Grant 1967 Jefferson County PoliceSteve Gray 1995 Army ReservesDavid Greenwell 1980 NavyMike Hableib 1989 Louisville PoliceKeith Hafendorfer 1997 MarinesDarron Hall 1989 Louisville PoliceGlenn Hamilton 1981 Pewee Valley FireBob Hamilton 1982 Pewee Valley FireJeff Hancock 1985 Jefferson County PoliceMike Harden 1966 Air ForceMike Hardin 1996 Air ForceJim Hardman 1995 NavyPete Harmansky 1993 Coast GuardJacob Harper 1997 Air ForceChris Haunz 1990 Pewee Valley FireDave Hazelton 1981 Air ForceCharlie Hebel 1983 EMSJason Hellmueller 1995 Army ReservesBrad Hettinger 2001 Army National GuardMilt Hettinger 1975 Louisville FirePaul Higginbotham 1999 ArmyEric Hines 1991 Kentucky State PoliceCarey Hirtzel 1985 Louisville PoliceBrian Hoehler 1989 Cincinnatti PoliceSam Horton 1970 U.S. Public Health ServiceJohn Huber 1986 ArmyVic Hubbuch 1991 State PoliceRich Impellizeri 1976 NavyTony Ising 1996 N. Oldham County FireBilly Jacob 1996 Louisville FireMike Johnson 2000 MarinesAntwan Jones 1987 Air ForceJohn Kaelin 1980 Jefferson County PoliceMark Kapona 1982 Merchant MarinesSteve Kaufling 1993 Louisville PoliceJim Kaufling 1994 Louisville PoliceMark Kaufmann 1993 NavyTim Kehl 1982 Pewee Valley FireGreg Kellerman 1984 Jefferson County PoliceMike King 1995 ArmyChris (Todd) Knights 1984 Air ForceJeff Knop 1981 Louisville FireJay Koestel 1993 Jeffersontown FireJames Kuchenbrod 1980 Louisville FirePaul Kurtz 1992 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictDennis Lage 1995 Louisville FireChris Lamb 1981 Army National GuardJoe Lamb 1986 Jefferson County PoliceGlen Lampton 1979 Houston PoliceBrennan Lawrence 1988 Lyndon FireBrandon Losaker 1999 Air ForceChuck Lutes 1978 Air ForceRon Maddox 1987 Middletown FirePhil Marchegion 1991 Louisville FireSteve Mattingly 1985 Jeffersontown PoliceSteve May 1979 Kentucky Air National GuardMike McCarty 1978 Louisville FireTim McConnell 1980 Jefferson County PoliceEric McHugh 1997 ArmyDavid Meiners 1985 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictJames (Jay) Meyer 1977 ArmyChris Michelsen 1984 MarinesTom Miles 1982 Louisville PoliceGarland Miller 1974 Buechel FireMartin Mitchell 2000 ArmyStuart Monohan 1982 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictMike Morgan 1983 Union Fire, Union, Ky.Nick Morgan 1986 Air ForceKevin Moulton 1994 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictAdam Nay 1996 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictLee Newton 1999 NavyEd Nooning 1989 Jefferson County Corrections, Army ReservesTim O’Mahoney 1970 Kentucky Air National GuardTerry Ober 1981 Marines

Stewart O’Bryan 1972 NavyKeith Olsen 2001 Coast GuardTim O’Mahoney 1997 Air ForceJohn Owen 1981 Louisville PoliceSteve Owen 1966 Louisville PoliceDavid Owens 1980 Army National GuardJ. Michael Paul 1980 ArmyJohn Prather 1986 ArmyChris Price 1987 Jeffersontown PoliceFielding Proffitt 2000 NavyPhil Resch 1967 NavyJean Pat Rich 1982 Coast GuardMike Riordan 1971 EMTBrian Roggenkamp 1996 Jefferson County PoliceKevin Roy 1995 Kentucky Air National GuardPat Rueff 1996 ArmyChris Ruskowski 1999 NavySteve Russell 1982 Air ForceDon Ryan 1981 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictKevin Ryan 1977 Louisville FireMarty Ryan 1992 Carroll County EMSAndrew Sasse 1984 Lyndon FireRyan Scanlan 1990 Louisville PoliceChris Scherer 1995 Army ReserveDavid Schmidt 1986 Air ForceMike Schnell 1967 Chief of Police, Mt. Washngton, Ky.Ted Schnurr 1989 U.S. Secret ServiceAdam Schulz 1998 ArmyJack Schwab 1985 ArmyTom Schwartz 1982 Louisville EMSJeff Schwoeppe 1988 Louisville FireJohn Sheehan 1995 Jefferson County SheriffRon Shoemaker 1988 Louisville EMSKeith Sinclair 1977 ArmyPaul Sinclair 1992 Washington County/Buechel EMSPatrick Singleton 1996 NavyMark Skubis 1992 NavyMark Smith 1981 Ohio Air National GuardRoger Sprenger 1979 Air ForceDavid Stewart 1983 Paramedic Greg Stich 1977 Louisville FireJohn Stich 1975 Lyndon FireRobert Stober 1987 ArmyChad Strothman 1996 NavyKevin Sullivan 1990 Air ForceDan Summa 1997 NavyGreg Summa 1993 MarinesPaul Tallerico 1978 Louisville FireDominic Tallarico Jr. 1975 Louisville FireScot Tanselle 1981 Pewee Valley FireBrian Thomas 2001 NavyJerry Thornsberry 1984 Jefferson County PoliceMike Thorpe 1995 Louisville PoliceTim Tinker 1984 NavyDonnie Towles 1985 Louisville PoliceNick Ulmer 1998 NavyDavid Urton 1970 Louisville FireErik VanZant 2001 ArmyWilliam Vandevander 1974 Jefferson County SheriffChris Verdi 1991 Louisville FireJohn Wagner 1971 Air ForceTom Walker 1984 Air ForceTodd Waltrip 1980 Louisville FireJeremiah Wathen 1998 NavyAdam Weinstein 2001 Air ForceBrain Welch 1990 ArmyMike Welsh 1979 NavyJeff Whitworth 1998 ArmyGeorge Wiggins 1993 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictPhil Williams 1978 Louisville PoliceSteve Williams 1983 St. Matthews PoliceMike Willinger 1984 St. Matthews Fire Protection DistrictFrank Willoughby 1987 Louisville PoliceChris Wilmes 1990 Jefferson County PoliceMike Wimberg 1996 Louisville FireAndrew Wingfield 2001 N. Oldham County Fire/EMSTrey Wolberton 1998 ArmyDon Wolfe 1984 ArmyDon Wright 1984 Jefferson County PoliceDavid York 1982 Pewee Valley FireAdam Zeman 1997 NavyJohn Zimlich 2000 Buechel Fire

34

FootballAs always, the Rocks have a state championship in mind. Thecelebration for the 45-13 win over Male for the 2001 Class 4-AState Championship was sweet, but the work for the 2002 seasonsoon began.

The defense will be completely reloaded with new faces.However, in two pre-season scrimmage games, the Rocks heldScott County and a highly regarded Lexington Catholic team toan average of 12 points. Said offensive coordinator AndrewCoverdale, “We’re young but hungry on defense.” As during lastseason, the defense will run a split look and utilize its quickness.

Offensively, Trinity is led by four starters from last season’steam, including junior quarterback Brian Brohm. He will be pro-tected by an offensive line that is not as big as last year’s groupbut much quicker.

“We always have personnel groupings to benefit our talent,”said third-year head coach Bob Beatty. “We’ll show some newwrinkles as we have new backs that can run. We’ll try to be as bal-anced as possible. We’ve been impressed with our receivers sofar, and we’ll continue to throw the ball anytime and anywhere.”

In addition to being ranked No. 1 in the coaches’ preseasonpoll, Trinity is ranked 16th in USA Today’s “Super 25” footballrankings.

SoccerTrinity is the No. 1 team in the state coaches’ preseason poll.The Rocks return seven starters from last year’s talented squad,which finished 18-5 and lost all of its games by one goal.

“Mature, strong and fast,” is how head coach Walter Matadescribes the 2002 team. “We have 12 seniors — the most sincewe won state in ’98. The seniors have taken the lead of thisteam, as they’re expected to.”

The Rocks will use their strength and speed to run balancedoffensive and defensive attacks. As well, most of Trinity’s play-ers have been playing together at the club level since gradeschool so they know each other’s strengths, weaknesses andplaying styles.

“We’ll pursue, attack and score from all directions,” saidMata. “This is a very experienced and deep team.”

Two Trinity players, sophomore midfielders Darren Yeagle

and Omar Persad, are in the pool for a national team. Sopho-more midfielder Ian Willmot and junior center-midfielder AlexMarks are also expected to play leading roles for the Rocks.Willmot barely missed the cut for the national team, andaccording to Coach Mata, Marks is the best junior in Kentucky.Seniors Clay Talley, Lee Weyland and Derrick Yeagle are teamleaders and possible Division I college prospects.

Like last season, Ballard, St. Xavier, Lexington Catholic andLexington Henry Clay are all expected to be state title con-tenders. Trinity fell 5-4 in overtime to St. Xavier in the 2001Sub-Section 3 final.

CROSS COUNTRYThe Harriers are hoping to improve on their third-place finish atthe 2001 Class 3-A Cross Country Championship last November.

“Our goal is a top-three finish at state,” said interim headcoach Chad Waggoner. “We’ll have to do that with an abundanceof youth on our team — mostly sophomores. We have strongsenior leadership, but this is a very young team.”

Trinity returns three of its seven runners from the 2001 team.Ballard, Butler, Daviess County, South Oldham and St. Xavieralso promise to have strong teams this season.

“St. X is the preseason No. 1, and Daviess County is a closesecond,” said Coach Waggoner. “We’ll face serious and talentedcompetition this season.”

Trinity’s top runners are sophomore Chris Daly, senior ChrisMcCoy and junior Michael Raidt.

GolfHead coach Joe Frederick ’88 is expecting a strong team for the2002 season. Seven golfers return from last year’s team.

“We’re young,” said Coach Frederick, who is also the golf pro atThe Elks in Jeffersonville, Ind. “But our guys have a lot of tourna-ment experience. Our goal is to make it out of the region for the firsttime in 12 years and qualify as a team for the state tournament.”

Ballard, Male and St. Xavier also look to be strong this season.In 2001, the Rocks ended their season with an 8-2 record and athird-place finish at the Region 7 tournament. The Rocks are ledby individual 2002 KIT champion freshman Tyler Current,sophomore Lee Taylor and senior Joe Escola.

Fall Sports Preview

SHAMROCK SPORTsi

LISTEN TO THE ROCKS!Tune in on Friday evenings for exciting Trinity Football action! Games will be broadcast

on ESPN Radio AM-620. Out of town? Now you can listen to the Rocks over the Internet. Visit www.thsrock.net/athletics and follow the link to the radio broadcast.

enior Ryan McIntosh has been named to the All-America Interscholastic team in diving. The honor ispresented annually by the National Interscholastic

Swimming Coaches Association of America to the mostoutstanding student-athletes in swimming and diving.Forty top performers are selected from public schools,and only 20 are honored from independent schools eachyear. Way to go Ryan!

35

DIVER HONORED

S

Ryan McIntosh

rinity Athletic Director Dennis Lampley H’92 an-nounced that Steven Tompkins ’81 will succeed MikeChancellor ’75 as head baseball coach.

Tompkins has spent much of his career around baseballand has a lengthy coaching resume. He previously coached atthe JV and varsity assistant levels at Trinity in the late 1980s,and was the head baseball coach at Waggener High Schoolfor the 1995 season. Tompkins inherits a Trinity team thatmade it to the state final in 2002, falling to CovingtonCatholic 5-3.

“This is a dream come true,” said Tompkins. “As a young-ster, I always dreamed of playing baseball for Trinity, and I waslucky enough for that to happen. When I started coaching some20 years ago, it was a dream of mine to someday be the headcoach at Trinity. Now that dream has come true as well. A lotof great things are happening at Trinity, and I am excited to bea part of the Trinity community.”

This is Tompkins’ second stint as a Trinity employee. Heserved as director of the annual fund and alumni relations fromOctober 1995 to January 1998.

TOMPKINS ’81 NAMED BASEBALL COACH

T

enior Sean Hopper and junior BrendanMcKenzie earned the title of All-American in August. Both student-ath-

letes earned this coveted recognition for theirperformance in the pole vault at this summer’sNational Junior Olympics in Knoxville, Tenn.

Hopper finished in the middle of the packwith a vault of 13 feet. He was coming off an

injury to his quadricep muscle and was unableto train as well as he would have liked.Hopper is also listed on the National EliteYouth Honor Role.

McKenzie finished in second place with avault of 13 feet, 6 inches. He attempted a vaultof 14 feet, but barely missed on two attempts.

Congratulations Sean and Brendan!

STWO ROCKS NAMED ALL-AMERICANS

Sean Hopper Brendan McKenzie

n Sat., August 10, the 2002 preseason No. 1-rankedSoccer Rocks hosted the Soccer Alumni in the eighthannual Alumni-Varsity Soccer Match. For the first time

in many years the Alumni were successful in their attempt tothwart the Varsity team.

The Varsity Rocks went out front in the first half with goals byjunior Andrew Zemanski and sophomore Ian Willmot. JohnMichael Hayden ’02 scored for the Alumni in the first half, mak-ing the score 2-1. The second half saw the Varsity Rocks score-less against a relentless Alumni defense. The Alumni capitalizedon beautiful shots from Andrew Smith ’99 and Andy Yost ’02.The final score of the game was 3-2 in favor of the Alumni.

Following the game, the Varsity Rocks hosted the Alumni forpizza and great fellowship. Bob Batcheldor ’75, a nationallyrenowned comedian, entertained the several hundred plus crowdwith his quick and sharp wit. Of particular note were his com-ments and memories of his fellow classmate Dave Aberli ’75.Dave is now director of the Office of Student Affairs, and I amsure he will be happy to know that the comments about his careeras a student were shared only with the Alumni.

Many thanks to the Soccer Moms who hosted the day. Amongthe many who helped with set-up and food preparation wereCathy and Gerald O’Connell, Cindy Wilhem and Sharon Zeman-ski. Thanks to all the parents for their support of this game.

OALUMNI BATTLE VARSITY IN SOCCER, CROSS COUNTRYBy Mike Jones ’74, Campus Minister

PLEASE NOTE: Trinity-St. X over-the-counter sales will begin Mon., Sept. 23, at 8 a.m. at the Athletic Office.

TRINITY VS. ST. XAVIER TICKET PRICESSections 204-209: Upper Stadium Reserved - $8.00Sections 104-109: Lower Stadium Reserved - $8.00

General Admission - $5.00

PARKING INFORMATION - LEAVE HOME EARLY!!

ROCKS VS. TIGERS AT PAPA JOHN’S

Parking will be available for $5.00 in the GREENLot and several U of L campus lots on a first-come-first-served basis. Attendees may also park at theFairgrounds and walk to the stadium from Lot H onthe Central Avenue extension. The 0.5-mile dis-tance is actually closer than some campus lots.Additional information on traffic flow will be avail-able in the weeks prior to the game.

Trinity and St. Xavier are set for their annual fall classic on Fri., Sept. 27, at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. Kickoff is at 8 p.m.

84WHAS COACH’S LUNCH WITH BOB BEATTYJoin Trinity head coach Bob Beatty at the 84WHAS Coach’s Lunch at Jolly Mons restaurant in Fern Creek on Tues., Sept. 24, from noonuntil 1 p.m. Trinity alumni and fans are invited to attend and ask Coach Beatty their questions about the Rocks.

84WHAS SPORTS TALKTune in to 84WHAS on Wed., Sept. 25, from 8 until 9 p.m. to hear Coach Beatty and St. Xavier head coach Mike Glaser on “Sports Talk.”

All Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium seats are num-bered from left to right, beginning with seat 1/101and 200 Level sections. All 100 Level sectionsbegin with Row A and end with Row V. Rows H, Iand O have been omitted from the sections. Most200 Level sections begin with Row G and end withRow XX. Rows H, I, O, HH, II and OO have beenomitted from the sections. Rows HA, HB, HC, HD,

HE and HF indicate Handicapped seating in all 200level sections. The elevator on the west side of thestadium must be used to access seats in the Club(300) Level and Private Suite areas (400 and 500Level). Elevator service is not available for 100 and200 Level sections.

Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

PAIDLouisville, KYPermit No. 893

Trinity High School4011 Shelbyville RoadLouisville, KY 40207

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

The

TrinityLeader

September22 Shamrock Awards Dinner (Galt House)23 Shillelagh Cup (Trinity Alumni Association vs.

St. Xavier Alumni Association)25 1953 Society Dinner26 Trinity vs. St. Xavier (soccer)27 Trinity vs. St. Xavier (football)27-28 Class of ’67 Reunion

October7 School Board meeting

24 Foundation Board meeting31 Halloween

November1-2 Class of ’72 Reunion8-9 Class of ’62 Reunion10 Trinity Open House28 Thanksgiving

December14 Placement Test25 Christmas

Calendar of Events

GOVERNANCE� The School Board provided strong leadership in its jurisdic-tional role that flows from the sponsorship agreement. The Boardoversaw the operational budget, provided leadership to severalacademic committees of the school and provided guidance to theschool’s administration. The board also adopted the next three-year strategic plan that involves every important facet of theorganization.� The Foundation Board expanded its membership to includeseveral new directors, bringing its membership to more than 100persons. The board oversaw the investment of the endowmentfund and took advantage of favorable market conditions to refi-nance long-term debt.� The Alumni Board assisted the school in producing numeroussocial, service and recognition events throughout the year. Theboard members provided a strong link between Trinity and itsgraduates.

COMMUNITY RELATIONS� The school published the very popular Trinity Leader on a quar-terly basis, including the 2001 Annual Report. More than 18,000households receive the publication. Some issues of the Leaderwere the largest ever published by the school.� Trinity enjoyed phenomenal media coverage of its academic,athletic and activity programs throughout the year. Electronicand print media portrayed Trinity in a very favorable lightthroughout the course of the year.� Our efforts at being a good community citizen resulted innumerous groups being allowed to use our facilities. Thesegroups included the Archdiocesan Lifeline group, a weeklymeeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, the Holy Name Band, the St.Matthews Area Business Association, the Catholic SchoolAthletic Association and the Kentucky Opera Guild.

Trinity employees take active leadership and volunteer roles innumerous schools, community agencies and parishes. Effortsranging from the St. Joseph Catholic Orphans Picnic to theKentucky Derby Festival benefit from our involvement.

President’s Notebookcontinued from page 3

t