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September 2006

An appeal to all friends of Trinity,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

All my best,

Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D.President

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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.

ometimes principals daydreamabout how to get out more goodnews about their schools. Forinstance, last year if I could havepublished a local newspaper or

magazine devoted to secondary education,as editor I’d be sure to push for theseTrinity headlines.

Trinity High School Graduates Largest Class in School HistoryOn May 21, Trinity High School gradu-ated its 50th class, comprising 368seniors. Commencement exercises tookplace at Knight’s Hall at BellarmineUniversity. Longtime Trinity volunteer,parent and supporter, Sean McGuire ’84,was presented the 2006 Trinity HonorAlumnus Award. Mount St. FrancisRetreat Center’s Mrs. Sharon TaliaferroSchaftlein was awarded the 2006 TrinityPeace Medal.

In addition, 10 honor graduates were recognized: Andrew Nicholas Assapimon-wait, Kevin James Floore, Peter JohnHayes, Anthony William Klausing,Joseph Tucker Mandlehr, KennethMartin Minogue, Robert Scott Mullen,Patrick Ryan Palmer, John AnthonyRuhl and Gregory Edward Shaw.

Seniors celebrated their Baccalaureate Mass the previous nightin Steinhauser Gymnasium. The Class of 2006 was accepted foradmission at “166 colleges, universities and schools, coast tocoast and border to border.” Collectively, they earned more than$13.5 million in merit-based scholarships.

House System at Trinity Continues to Evolve and InfluenceHouse Director Joe Henning H’06 and Assistant Director JenniferBrowning hosted visits from as far away as Las Vegas this pastschool year even as they traveled to Atlanta to present at theNational Catholic Educational Association annual conference.More than a dozen schools have visited Trinity to learn moreabout our House System.

This year Trinity House directors and administrators visitedtwo schools to better understand their programs. As a result, thisyear Trinity’s House System introduced two advising periods intoevery school week to build and expand upon relationships withstudents from all grade levels through guided activities and dis-cussions on topics including decision-making, careers, communi-cation skills, problem-solving and conflict resolution.

Finally, this past year Trinity’s House leaders hosted their firstannual grade school leadership conference. Next year they plan tocontinue with grade school leadership but also invite students andadults from around the country to Trinity to trade ideas about their

House experiences.

Core Teams Solidify Program Identityand Facilitate Better CommunicationThis year Trinity High School’s teach-ers formed core teams which met regu-larly to plan coordinated units of studyand to discuss classroom strategies andcommon students. While Trinity haslong been commended for its work withgifted students and those with learningdifferences, like many schools, it hasworked to reach the majority of stu-dents “in the middle.” Core Teams ofHonors and Academic level teacherssucceeded in doing so this year by planning new cross-curricular units,field trips and recognitions. In addition

to certificates awarded to students throughout the year, at theSenior Awards Ceremony in May each program of studies alsonamed a “Student of the Year.”

ACT Scores Continue to Climb at Trinity High SchoolIn June, Trinity High School reported increases in every singlecategory for the ACT college placement test, continuing anupward trend which began four years ago. This remarkableimprovement now has Trinity’s overall composite score at 22.7with 100 percent of its graduating seniors reporting scores.(ACT’s latest national reported average for 2005 was 20.9, forKentucky 20.4.)

Seniors at Trinity are now required to take the ACT as part of their

SPRINCIPAL’S CORNERBy Daniel J. Zoeller, Principal

. . . TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL

REPORTED INCREASES IN

EVERY SINGLE CATEGORY

FOR THE ACT COLLEGE

PLACEMENT TEST,

CONTINUING AN UPWARD

TREND WHICH BEGAN

FOUR YEARS AGO.

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NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY

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

Office for School AdvancementJoey Porter ’78, Vice President for School AdvancementSteven Tompkins ’81, Senior Development OfficerTravis Wagoner ’90, Director, Annual Fund & Alumni RelationsSandy Camerucci, Administrative Assistant, FundraisingMarie Diehl, Administrative Assistant, MarketingGAMAKA Studios, Design and Layout; Beechmont Press, PrinterTim Culver ’82, Executive Director, Trinity High School Foundation, Inc.

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graduation requirement. This is unusual in itself — in Kentuckyonly 76 percent of graduating seniors took the ACT in 2005. Last year Trinity also saw increases in English, Math, Reading andScience scores.

Administrators credit the continued success to committedteachers and consistent preparation. Students receive test prepa-ration weekly and take several practice tests throughout their fouryears of high school.

Trinity Teachers Stand OutA number of Trinity teachers were recognized for their expertiseand service throughout the 2005-06 school year. Trinity teacherspresented at the following conferences: the Ohio CatholicEducators Association; the National Catholic Educational

Association; the Learning Disability Association of Kentucky; theNational Law Symposium for Catholic schools; the KentuckyCoalition Against Domestic Violence and the KentuckyAssociation of Sexual Assault Programs; and the National Councilof Teachers of Mathematics.

In addition, two Trinity instructors were selected to teach in theprestigious Governor’s Scholars Program this summer. A collegecounselor is president-elect of the Kentucky Association of CollegeAdmissions Counselors.

Also, several outside agencies — including Dare to Care,JustFaith, Hand in Hand Ministries, the Center for Women andFamilies and Kosair Children’s Hospital — recognized Trinityteachers for their own service and dedication to passing on theimportance of service to their students.

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ike never before, unprecedented,unheard of, ominous, daunting.

I’m having those kinds of feel-ings at the beginning of this schoolyear. It became clear to me that so

much of what we at Trinity are faced with thesedays is truly unprecedented. There are so manynew and daunting challenges out there, and we

in Catholic education feel the brunt of them to such an extent that itmakes you wonder — even worry.

I see families living frantic lives of scurrying about with eachother in a whirlwind, dodging and weaving the pitfalls of ourworld and culture, hoping to survive somehow intact. Christianand familial values are hugely challenged.

For us to compete with all of the attractions our students see inour world is a daily, even hourly, contest for us. School sometimesseems the least attractive option.

Moral values have run amok in many instances with some lead-ers in our world compromising their political, business and per-sonal practices. No wonder, then, today’s students find disciplineand adherence to principles major obstacles to successful living.Teaching faculty in our school and others face personal challengesto their own creativity and people skills in the classroom everyhour of every day. Demands on them as professionals are at anunprecedented level.

Technological advances, while enhancing much of our lives, areeating us up, even threatening the existence of long-standing insti-tutions. Why bother with books and libraries any more? Make a

simple phone call and find out how much personal interaction inthe basic transactions of life is ceasing to be.

Not to mention the 9/lls, God-forbid more war conflict, the totalsurprises, the shocks, the tragedies, the cutting-edge newest-of-the-new that will surely boggle our minds and throw us all off-center again anytime.

Think about it enough and you’ll lose hope. Dwell on it and weall could become permanently depressed. You and I know we can-not live that way as faith-filled people.

Rather, we are able to live with an abundance of hope thesedays. As a Catholic Christian, as a priest in our Church, as an edu-cator in this Trinity High School community, I am only moreresolved to live out the permanent, abiding values that we sub-scribe to. Our rock-solid, bottom-line faith in a Trinity — God, fullof interactive, profound, redeeming love, permanently extended tous in every moment — sustains us in this community where char-ity and justice only build us up and make us stand taller every day.Seeing God’s love all around plus celebrating Eucharist togetheronly binds us more tightly and completely in the love of Jesus, hisFather/Parent and their Holy, Fiery Spirit.

Many centuries ago St. Augustine said, “See charity at work andyou see the Trinity.” I am renewed each day by what I see ener-gizing this school family.

Lively and motivated educators, cooperating and collaboratingstudents, abundant smiles and a clearly visible sense of purposeare around every corner here and our mission continues. I think weare safe, I think we are secure, I think we are on the right track, andI think our God is with us like never before.

LTHE SPIRITUAL SIDE: LIKE NEVER BEFOREBy Rev. David Zettel ’58, Chaplain & Senior Class Counselor

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an you hear me now?” …“Just Do It” … “I’mLovin’ It.” My guess isthat you may be familiarwith these slogans that

corporate America spends millions of dollarsa year trying to get you to identify with theirparticular product. It seems to work, as one of

my 6-year-old sons told me at dinner the other night that “in 15minutes or less I can save up to 15 percent on my car insurance.”I hope as he grows older he will share with me more importantmottos such as “Maximo Animi Ardore,” “Pride, Discipline,Loyalty, Achievement” or “Reflect the Rock,” the motto chosen byTrinity’s 50th graduating class, the Class of 2006.

As I reflect back on the Alumni Association’s past year’s accom-plishments, I’m proud to say our alumni have embraced the mottoadopted by the newest members of the Trinity Alumni Association.For your review, please find a list of some of the many accom-plishments of our Alumni Association during fiscal year 2005-06(July 1, 2005-June 30, 2006):■ Shamrock Awards Dinner — Students who qualify for the

Shamrock Award, National Honor Society members, Beta Clubinductees, National Merit semifinalists, Steinhauser Scholarsand Trinity Scholars were recognized at this dinner lastSeptember for their outstanding academic achievements.

■ Class Reunions — Members of the Classes of 1960, ’65, ’70, ’75,’80, ’85, ’90, ’95 and 2000 gathered to celebrate their reunions.

■ Shamrock Bass Classic — More than 90 boats participated inthis annual fishing tournament held the second Saturday in Mayand founded by Rev. Ron Domhoff H’98 and Joe Bryant ’75. Itwas a record year for both size and amount of fish caught.Congratulations to Eddie Joe Bratcher ’94 and Marty Martin forwinning the 2006 Bass Classic!

■ Sandy Newman Memorial Golf Classic — Accommodatingapproximately 300 golfers, this annual event was held June 3 atLong Run Golf Course. A special thanks to alums Moe ’60 andJoe ’68 Demling for their continued commitment to this event.

■ Shillelagh Cup — The Shillelagh Cup is modeled after thefamed Ryder Cup and matches members of the Trinity AlumniAssociation against our counterparts from St. Xavier. This event

was held the Monday of Pride Week last September and was agreat way for alumni to start the week’s activities. Congratu-lations to all members of the Rock Alumni Team for bringingthe Shillelagh Cup back home.

■ Trinity Hall of Fame Dinner — This annual event is sponsoredby our Alumni Association. Its purpose is to recognize theaccomplishments of those exceptional individuals who areacknowledged as leaders in their chosen field, have a record ofoutstanding stewardship to Trinity or have a history of distin-guished achievements as a Trinity student. The inductees for2005 were Steve Crump ’75, Rev. Ron Domhoff H’98, MikeGuetig ’72, R.W. “Buck” Marshall H’00, Dave Peege ’81 andGlynn Stengel ’67.

■ Senior Breakfast — Last May the 368 members of the Class of2006 were welcomed into our Alumni Association at this father-son breakfast. Our 50th graduating class was the largest inTrinity’s history, and we are proud to have them as part of ouralumni association.

Although this list highlights many of the more visible accom-plishments of our Alumni Association over the past year, countlesshours of stewardship have been given by members of our AlumniAssociation. A special thank you goes to members of our AlumniBoard of Directors who have been integral in providing the lead-ership and direction for our association. This board was chaired byJohn Hollenbach ’79 and, as his term as chair has ended, I cannotthank John enough for the leadership he has provided our 15-member board over the last two years.

Additionally, I know that John would be the first to defer anyrecognition to Travis Wagoner ’90, director of the annual fund andalumni relations. Travis is the glue that holds the Alumni Boardtogether, and his countless hours of hard work and dedicationoftentimes go unrecognized but certainly not unnoticed.

In closing, I’m honored to be part of our Alumni Board and for-tunate to work with so many committed Trinity alumni. I’m proudthat our alumni association has “Reflected the Rock” and encour-aged the newest members of our association to never forget thismotto while embracing the pledge of our alumni association:Time-Talent-Treasure.

Trinity Forever!

“CALUMNI BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGEBy David Troutman ’85, Alumni Association Chair

FLAGET & BISHOP DAVID ALUMNIPieces of your school’s past are on display at Trinity. The Flaget and

Bishop David alumni associations rotate items – trophies, yearbooks, apparel, programs — in and out of a display case in Trinity’s Alumni Hall.

Feel free to visit Trinity to see this tribute to your school.

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NEWS FROM YOUi

1961CLASS AMBASSADOR:Tom Dues - duesc@bellsouth.net

J. VINCENT APRILE II was recently appointed tothe American Bar Association’s (ABA) new TaskForce on the Prosecution and Defense Function. Thepurpose of the nine-person task force comprised ofjudges, prosecutors, defense counsel and law profes-sors is to revise the third edition of the ABA CriminalJustice Standards on the Prosecution and DefenseFunction, which was last modified in 1993. For morethan 30 years, the ABA Criminal Justice Standardshave guided policymakers and practitioners workingin the criminal justice arena. Aprile, who practices lawwith Lynch, Cox, Gilman and Mahan PSC inLouisville, is the current chair of the editorial board ofCriminal Justice magazine, a quarterly publication ofthe Section, as well as author of the magazine’s“Criminal Justice Matters” column. He is also the co-chair of the Section’s Membership Committee.

1966CLASS AMBASSADORS:Bill Brasch - brasch@louisville.edu Tom Rueff - ruet269@cs.com

JIM SCHOENBACHLER is a consultant specializ-ing in the retail industry. He audits his clients’ prior-year disbursements to determine if they overpaidtheir vendors. He also searches vendors’files to deter-mine if there is any unapplied cash or open creditsthat his client is due. Lately, the main work he hasbeen doing is auditing use-tax reporting, determiningif there have been any overpayments to the states. Jimstarted this career about 12 years ago in Phoenix,Ariz. Over the past four years, he has landed somegood clients in Hawaii, where he has been spendingtwo or three months each year. Jim’s permanentaddress is in Medford, Ore.

PAUL WAGNER’S feature film about youngTibetans struggling for freedom, Windhorse, is nowavailable on DVD. Windhorse was filmed secretlyinside Tibet and Nepal. The film stars DadonDawadolma as a Lhasa pop singer who faces a crisisof conscience when her cousin, a Buddhist nun, isarrested while participating in a political protestagainst the Chinese government. Tibetan actor JampaKalsang co-stars as the singer’s brooding brother. Thefilm was created in a collaboration between a groupof western filmmakers and a large number of cast andcrew members from the Tibetan community inKathmandu. The new DVD includes a “Behind-the-

Scenes of Windhorse” feature that reveals how thefilm was clandestinely filmed and features interviewswith the actors, co-directors Paul Wagner andTsering, and Students for Free Tibet chief LhadonTethong. There is also a soundtrack commentary withscreenwriters Wagner, Tsering and Julia Elliott.When Windhorse was originally released, the namesof several cast and crew members were withheldfrom the credits for security reasons. The Chinesegovernment quickly condemned the film andattempted to stop screenings at film festivals. Despitethe controversy, the film was widely hailed by critics.Windhorse appeared at more than 30 festivals, includ-ing Toronto and Rotterdam. The film won “BestFeature” and “Best Director” awards at the SantaBarbara Film Festival, “Best Mountain Film” at theTelluride Mountain Film Festival and “Audience”awards at the Florida and Washington, D.C., film fes-tivals. The movie was released theatrically byShadow Distribution and is available on DVD fromNew Yorker Films. Learn more at: www.windhorse-movie.com. You can also visit Paul’s Web site atwww.paulwagnerfilms.com. Paul and his wife, Ellen,live in Charlottesville, Va.

ED WALKER joined the Marine Corps upon gradu-ation from Trinity and left Louisville in October1966. He earned a bachelor’s degree in industrialtechnology from Southern Illinois University in1981. He currently works for Raythoen MissileSystems and lives in Tucson, Ariz. Ed’s book, DuctTape and Plastic Sheeting: A People and NationUnprepared, was recently published by PublishAmerica. It should be available soon at bookstores,but it can be acquired at Publish America’s onlinebookstore (www.publishamerica.com) cheaper. It canbe found in the “Self-Help” category. Ed is alsoworking on several more books.

1972CLASS AMBASSADORS:Joe Buddell - buddell@bellsouth.netMike Guetig - daddyrock1@insightbb.comPete Hammer - petethehammer@insightbb.comFrank Poschinger - frankpos@bellsouth.net

BOB LYNCH transferred to Valdosta, Ga., in 2004with H.H. Brown Co., a footwear merchandiser. Bobcovers the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia andMississippi. On July 27 he celebrated 27 wonderfulyears with his wife, Janet. Bob and Janet’s childrenMissy and Darren are graduates of the University ofKentucky, and their daughter Hildy recently gradu-ated from Valdosta Technical College. “If any Rocksor U of L Cards fans are in the area, send me an e-mailat lynchb@hhbrown.com,” Bob says. “Go Rocks!Go Cards!”

1978CLASS AMBASSADORS:Stan Chauvin - SCHAUVIN3@aol.comKyle Mullin - kmullin@rev-a-shelf.comBruce Palmer-Ball - BrucePalmer-Ball@insightbb.comJoey Porter - porter@thsrock.net

MIKE EGAN and his wife, Shannon, announce thebirth of their son, Michael Douglas, who was bornJuly 28 (4 pounds, 5 1⁄2 ounces). Mike and his familylive in Cincinnati.

1979CLASS AMBASSADORS:Ed Grantz - e.grantz@worldnet.att.netKevin Horn - kevinhorn@realtor.comDavid Shutt - davesdmd@aol.comEd Wampler - edw@lightyearcom.comScott Weining - scott@hollenbach-oakley.com

BRIAN FOOTE is reaching out to all of hisextended Trinity Family once again this year. Overthe years Brian has undertaken various challenges,either fund-raisers or personal challenges (i.e. theKentucky Derby Mini Marathon and the MarineCorps Marathon). This will mark the second year hehas participated in the Multiple Sclerosis Breakawayto Beach, a 150- to 200-mile endurance ride fromCharlotte, N.C., to North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Lastyear Brian and his daughter rode two days, com-pleted the course and together raised nearly $1,800to benefit the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the MultipleSclerosis Society. “I learned a lot in my years atTrinity,” Brian said, “and not just in the classroom.The late coach Rich Rostel instilled in his runnersthat we never quit, never give up. I could hear himlast year on that very hot weekend in South Carolinaas my 13-year-old daughter and I were getting closeto finishing. We never gave up. This year we haveadded another member to the team – my 16-year-oldson. Once again we will be biking nearly 200 miles,raising money to help end the devastating effects ofMS.” Brian can be reached in Charlotte, N.C., at(704) 594-9447 or Brian.Foote@wachovia.com.

1980CLASS AMBASSADORS:Jack Horn - jhorn@republicbank.comJohn King - jfking@bellsouth.netSteve Davis - steven.davis@pharma.novartis.com

JEFF FRAZIER recently competed in the Spirit ofRacing Triathlon, which comprises a 1.2-mile swim,a 56-mile bicycle ride and a 12-mile run. He com-pleted the triathlon in six and one half hours. Jefflives in Louisville.

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1981CLASS AMBASSADORS:Jim Sapienza - jsapienza85@hotmail.comSteven Tompkins - tompkins@thsrock.net

J. KEY SCHOEN was recently certified as a mem-ber of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. TheForum is recognized as the most prestigious group oftrial lawyers in the U.S. Membership is limited toattorneys who have won million and multi-milliondollar verdicts, awards and settlements. Forum mem-bership acknowledges excellence in advocacy andprovides members with a national network of experi-enced colleagues for professional referral and infor-mation exchange in major cases. Key is a trial attor-ney with emphasis in employment matters, will con-tests, general civil litigation and felony criminal cases.He earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and eco-nomics from Centre College in 1985. He earned hisjuris doctorate degree from the University ofKentucky in 1990. In 1991 he attended the Universityof Virginia-U.S. Military Judge Advocate General’sSchool and subsequently served as a captain in theU.S. Army in Germany and Washington, D.C., forseveral years. Key returned to Louisville in 1995 andis a trial attorney in private practice. He and his wife,Shari, have two daughters, Emerson and Grace.

1982CLASS AMBASSADORS:Tim Culver - culver@thsrock.netBill Hodapp - whodapp@smurfit.comStuart Monohan - monohan@stmatthewsfd.comLarry Osting - ostingboys@msn.com

TIM CULVER and Ruth Morris were married onMay 27. They have five children: Lauren (Ballard,2009), Paul (Trinity, 2010), Chris (seventh grade,North Oldham Middle School), Wes (fifth grade,Mother of Good Counsel School) and Chelsea (fifthgrade, Liberty Elementary School). Ruth is a part-ner with Preferred Hospital Group, which workswith businesses to help provide the working unin-sured with health insurance. Tim is executive direc-tor of the Trinity High School Foundation, Inc.

DAVID HELM is director of Wieden+KennedyAdvertising’s in-house ad school, W+K 12, inPortland, Ore. Wieden+Kennedy is an internationallyacclaimed ad agency for Nike, Coca-Cola, Starbucks,ESPN and more. As director of the agency’s in-housead school, David helps mold the minds of 12 aspiringad professionals each session, emphasizing creativecollaboration, experimentation and responsibility.David began his career at Wieden+Kennedy in theagency’s Portland headquarters and worked his wayup to creative director in its Amsterdam office. Hiswork won every major industry award, and one of hiscommercials — a Nike spot featuring Michael Jordanand Steve Martin — made it into the Museum ofModern Art’s permanent collection. In 1996, Davidtook a hiatus from the advertising profession to jointhe faculty of Virginia Commonwealth University,where he founded its master’s degree program inadvertising. He also became an advocate for adver-tising’s role in creating a sustainable culture, speak-ing and writing on the subject and serving on aUnited Nation’s advisory board. Eventually he

returned to Wieden+ Kennedy to become director ofthe in-house ad school. David is a graduate of theUniversity of Louisville. U of L’s Department of FineArts has invited David to deliver the Marcia HiteMemorial Lecture on Oct. 5.

1984CLASS AMBASSADORS:Sean McGuire - spmc21@aol.comDan Oyler - doyler@parrentoyler.comGene Stein - Gene.Stein@gmacm.com

LT. COL. CHRIS MICHELSEN recently detachedfrom the Pentagon after two years as head of theMarine Corps prepositioning programs, i.e., Mari-time Prepositioning Force (MPF) and Marine CorpsPrepositioning Program-Norway (MCPP-N). Hisnew assignment is commanding officer of MarineDetachment Fort Lee, Va. Chris’ team cares for andtrains entry-, intermediate- and advanced-levelMarines in aerial delivery, mortuary affairs, food service and bulk fuel. He also supervises Marinespursuing career-level logistics education. Chrislives in Chester, Va. He invites anyone in the area tocontact him at jsomom@comcast.net. In addition,anyone interested in the Marine Corps is welcome tocall/e-mail if Chris if they you have any questions.

1985CLASS AMBASSADORS:Steve Arave - sarave@bellsouth.netJeff Ashley - jeffashley3@yahoo.comDrew Conliffe - drew@kjgf.comMike Domzalski - domzalski@thsrock.netDavid Troutman - Trout@kppky.com

TIM LAWSON has joined Tandem Public Relationsas director of strategic planning. Lawson previouslyworked for Doe-Anderson Advertising & PublicRelations and Creative Alliance, with more than 15years experience in Louisville as a public relationsexecutive. Tandem Public Relations was formed in2005 and provides a broad range of strategic com-munications services to clients, including mediarelations, crisis communications, promotions, eventmanagement, writing and public affairs.

1988CLASS AMBASSADORS:Dave Arnold - davearnold@insightbb.comDavid Travis - dtravis@thattorneys.comEric Williams - ericandcourtney@msn.com

GARY GRIESHABER and Jaclyn Noon will bemarried Oct. 21 at St. Leonard Church in Louisville.

1990CLASS AMBASSADORS:Chad Dierken - chad.dierken@appl.ge.comJesse Ryan - jesse.ryan@insightbb.com Kevin M. Sullivan - kms_afpilot@yahoo.comTravis Wagoner - wagoner@thsrock.net

JESSE RYAN recently joined Ajilon as an exec-utive recruiter. Ajilon is one of the world’s largestspecialized staffing services, focusing on account-ing and finance. Jesse and his wife, Amanda, livein St. Matthews.

1991CLASS AMBASSADORS:Rob Beaven - rob@bluegrass.netPatrick Duerr - patrick.j.duerr@ubs.comWes Gies - wesgies@hotmail.comBrian Sehlinger - saldro60@yahoo.comTodd Warren - twarren23@insightbb.com

SHAWN FREIBERT and his wife, Stacy, are please toannounce the birth of their second child, Addison Lynn(7 pounds, 191⁄2 inches), who was born Aug. 25. Addisonjoins big brother, Nicholas, 5. Shawn is vice president ofFirst American Title. He and his family live in Louisville.

1992CLASS AMBASSADORS:Joe Babey - j.baby@insightbb.comBen Cecil - ben.cecil@appl.ge.comJeff Gorski - gorskilaw@yahoo.comAndrew Stosberg - ads@gdm.com

DREW ALVAREZ and his wife, Jennifer, announcethe birth of their second child, Amelia Madison, whowas born Jan. 25. Amelia joins big sister, Sarah, inthe Alvarez family. Drew is the lead physical thera-pist at Marion County Medical Center near MyrtleBeach, S.C. He and his family live in Florence, S.C.

JASON BOND and his wife, Brooke, announce thebirth of their first child, Jordan Lewis, who was bornJune 7 (10 pounds, 1 ounce, 21.5 inches). Jason andBrooke were married in July 2004. Jason works forthe University of Louisville Athletic Department. Heand his family live in Louisville.

MARK WAGONER and Tracy Slone were marriedin June on the island of St. Lucia. Mark is a sales rep-resentative for Bryant Distributing Co. in Louisville.Tracy is a teacher at Myers Middle School. Mark’sbrothers, Travis ’90 and John ’99 Wagoner, served asbest men.

1995CLASS AMBASSADORS:Rob De Lessio - rdelessio@firstcm.netBrian Hemmerle - bhemmerle@hotmail.comJason Morgan - jamorgan@insightbb.comB.J. Ruckriegel - bruckriegel@rainbowblossom.com

GREG JAVINS and Kaile Darbyshire were marriedApril 8 at Highland United Methodist Church inLouisville. Kaile is a graduate of Ohio StateUniversity and is employed at Humana Inc. Greg isa graduate of the University of Louisville and isemployed by EasyChoice Time and Attendance.After honeymooning in Las Vegas, Greg and Kailelive in Louisville.

DOUG SPELLMAN and Kelly Lerch (SacredHeart, 1994) were married in October 2005. Theyare pleased to announce the birth of twin sonsMatthew Thomas and Lucas Allan, who were born Aug. 4. Doug has been a firefighter with theLouisville Fire Department for 10 years. He was pro-moted to the rank of sergeant last November.

JASON VIVONA and Jessica Chism will be mar-ried Oct. 14 at Holy Spirit Church in Louisville.

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1996CLASS AMBASSADORS:Beck Beckman - g.beckman@pnc.com Shawn Brace - shawn_brace@hotmail.comMatt Gamertsfelder - mgkg0616@insightbb.comMatt Janes - matt.janes@stryker.com Sean Miranda - Sean.Miranda@syb.com

CAPT. TONY DIEBOLD completed a tour of dutyin Iraq with the U.S. Army. When he returned to theU.S., he enrolled in graduate school but was recalledby the Army in August and deployed to CampAnaconda north of Baghdad.

JOSH PETTER and Abby Beth Williams, both ofIndianapolis, have announced their engagement tobe married. She is a graduate of Sacred HeartAcademy and the University of Kentucky. She is abrokerage account manager for United Healthcare.Josh is a graduate of Indiana University. He is afinancial aid officer for The Art Institute ofIndianapolis. The wedding ceremony will be heldin early October at the Cathedral of the Assumptionin Louisville.

DAN SCHMITT and his wife, Kris, announce thebirth of their first child, Julia Ray Schmitt (8 pounds,5 ounces), who was born June 4. Julia Ray is the firstgranddaughter for two Trinity alumni: Dan’s father,Ray Schmitt ’64, and Kris’ father, Trinity facultymember Chuck Servino ’73. Dan and his family livein Louisville.

1998CLASS AMBASSADORS:Andy Diebold - Andrew.Diebold@shps.comRob Haire - rhaire@humana.comAndy Hennessey - andrew.m.hennessey@us.pwc.comJeremy Jarvi - jljarv0@hotmail.comRyan Pogue - rpogueatty@aim.com

JEREMY NOON and Brooke Paul (Sacred Heart,1998) were married Nov. 21, 2005, at Holy SpiritChurch in Louisville. Jeremy’s groomsmenincluded Trinity alumni Ian Anderson ’98, AdamKeal ’99, Chris Paul ’03, Mark Wallingford ’98and Kurt Zehnder ’98. Garfield Nelson ’98 was thebest man. After a honeymoon in the GrandCayman Islands, Jeremy and Brooke are living inSt. Matthews.

TREY WOLBERTON recently graduated U.S.Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Ga. He also isa graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at WestPoint, N.Y. Trey is currently stationed at Fort Hood,Tex., and will deploy to Iraq this fall. He can bereached at cecil.wolberton@hotmail.com or cecil.wolberton@us.army.mil.

DAVID JOHNSON and the independent film com-pany he works for were featured in Velocity maga-zine on Feb. 15, highlighting the company’s work ona documentary on the Louisville Extreme Skate-boarding and Cycling Park.

RICHARD PLOUFFE is a fabricator for one of theToyota Racing teams in NASCAR Nextel Cup rac-ing. He is working for Team Red Bull, car No. 83.Richard lives in Mooresville, N.C.

1999CLASS AMBASSADORS:Mike Arledge - mikejarledge@yahoo.comMatt Barry - matt@matts-playground.comPat Barry - barrygood3234@yahoo.comAndy Neuner - seindiana@astrojump.comBrad Steller - stella5130@aol.com

JACOB DALLENBACH and Elizabeth Sysol,daughter of Greg H’03 (Trinity faculty) and PattySysol, will be married Oct. 20 at St. Albert the GreatChurch in Louisville.

DAN FISCHER and Anne Cecil will be marriedDec. 29 at St. Albert the Great Church in Louisville.

2002CLASS AMBASSADORS:Trevor Gousha - TLG2000@aol.comCraig Kannapel - bobtsmith1@hotmail.comChad Pfeifer - chad.pfeifer@wku.edu

TREVOR GOUSHA recently moved to Tampa Bay,Fla. After graduating from the College of Charlestonwith a bachelor’s degree in international business andminor in international studies, he has taken a positionwithin the Management Development Program for E& J Gallo Winery, the largest family-owned, privately-held wine company in the country. Trevor will spendhis initial years with the company working within sales and marketing for a Gallo distributor, Johnson

Brothers Liquor Com-pany, before looking to getinvolved with international operations at E & J Gallo.

DANIEL RUSS has signed a one-year contract to play professional basketball for Woon!Aris/Leeuwarden in Holland. Russ left America to jointhe Dutch team in late August. Russ played twoyears at Trinity and helped Wittenberg University tothe NCAA Division III National Championshipgame in 2006, where they lost to Virginia Wesleyan59-56. At Wittenberg, Russ was a three-time All-North Coast Athletic Association selection, includ-ing the 2004-05 season when he was the Player ofthe Year and Tournament MVP. Russ played one sea-son for Trinity coach Mike Szabo, blossoming in hissenior year to average 10.4 points and 6.6 reboundsper game. He shot .546 from the field during hissenior campaign at Trinity.

2004CLASS AMBASSADOR:Coleman Coffey - trisham311@aol.com

TYLER KUHN was named Most Valuable Player ofthe Valley Baseball League, a wooden-bat league inVirginia. Tyler, a shortstop, led Luray to the title andled the league in batting average (.374), slugging per-centage (.570), runs (34), hits (67), triples (5), totalbases (102), plate appearances (198) and at-bats (179).He is a junior at West Virginia University this year.

JON SHAIN ran in the Kentucky Derby FestivalMini Marathon this year, placing first in the 16-19years age division with a time of 1:30:30. His milepace was 6:54. Jon lives in Crestwood, Ky.

2006CLASS AMBASSADOR:James Dawson - jwd2750@insightbb.com

DREW ASSAPIMONWAIT was one of only two lacrosse players in Kentucky named an All-American by U.S. Lacrosse. Drew is a freshman anda lacrosse player at Washington and Lee Universityin Lexington, Va.

JAMES DAWSON recently started his own photography business, J. Dawson Photography. Hephotographs weddings, portraits, special occasionsand sporting events.

Joshua Freeman Caldwell ’98, brother of Zachary Caldwell ’02

Alvin L. Crask ’57

Waneta A. “Neetsie” Graven, mother of Paul A. Jr. ’61, Michael A. ’63, James P. ’68 andTimothy M. ’69 Graven; grandmother of Timothy “T.J.” Graven ’87

Jan Hill, mother-in-law of David Aberli ’75(Trinity faculty)

Mary S. Kington, mother-in-law of Carmon Kington(Trinity High School Foundation Board member); grandmother of John H.“Jay” Kington ’07

Frances Howell Lampley, mother of Dennis Lampley H’92(Trinity faculty); grandmother of Brad Lampley ’92

John T. “Butch” Roney ’61, brother of Robert ’77, Charles ’79 andFrank ’81 Roney

Gary Sans ’66, brother of Rev. Ted Sans H’05 (formerfaculty) and Gail Young (former faculty)

Carl Schoenbachler III ’03

Marguerite Joyce Goff Scinta, mother of David ’77, Greg ’77, Scott’77 and Paul ’81 Scinta; grandmother ofParker ’06 and Franklin ’10 Scinta

Dr. Thomas M. Sheehan (former faculty; Trinity’s Sheehan Hallis named in honor of Dr. Sheehan)

IN MEMORIAM

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CLASS OF ’57 – 50-YEAR REUNIONIn 2007, Trinity’s first graduating class, the Class of 1957, will celebratethe school’s first 50-year reunion. If you’re interested in helping organizethe reunion, please contact one of the following members of our class:Bob Arnold 502-893-6503 rlarnold@iglou.comJoe Ackerman 502-894-0482 conniedeea@bellsouth.netBruce Deckel 502-451-6938 brucedeckel@bellsouth.netKen Rogers 502-228-2393 jkrogers77@bellsouth.netDave Weber 502-425-4340 david.weber@insightbb.comJack Riester 812-342-1213 jtrcol@comcast.netPhil Ernst 502-499-8975 epe39@usa.comBruce Kapfhammer 502-477-2963 bkapfham@bellsouth.netJohn George 727-785-6437 sundancemk@aol.comJoe Elder 502-425-8362 elderjoe3@aol.comHank Glass 502-459-3579 momehg@yahoo.comBill Greenwell 502-477-5047 nonigreenwell@aol.comJerry Sheehan 502-895-4695Terry Stich 502-458-0960Todd Hollenbach 502-897-5434

CLASS OF ’61 – OCTOBER 6We’ll attend a pre-game reception in the Communication Arts Center’sConvocation Hall (second floor of the old armory) before the Trinity-Eastern football game on Friday, Oct. 6, and then attend the game (kick-off 7:30 p.m.), which will be played in Marshall Stadium at HarryJansing Field. The reception will begin at 4:30 p.m. followed by a cam-pus tour and class photo at 6 p.m. After the game we’ll adjourn toPatrick’s Bar at 3202 Frankfort Avenue.

You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If youhave any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee,please contact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations direc-tor, at Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@thsrock.net.

Class of 1961 Reunion Committee:

Tom Dues 502-241-3837 duesc@bellsouth.net

Charlie Ricketts 502-423-0233 cricketts@rpattorneys.com

David Sattich 502-245-0421 dsattich@msn.com

Charlie Kane 502-893-4477 ckane@2ndgeneration.com

Cap Hoskins 502-895-0980 candjhoskins@insightbb.com

Ray Schmidt 502-638-1466 r.scmidt@insightbb.com

Vince Aprile 502-451-8419 vaprile@lcgandm.com

Ric Cusick 571-431-6196 ricusick@oge.gov

CLASS OF ’66 – SEPTEMBER 22-23

On Friday, Sept. 22 we’ll play golf at Oxmoor Country Club at 10 a.m.

The cost is $40 per person and includes greens fee and a cart.

On Friday evening, Sept. 22 the Rocks take on archrival St. Xavier at

the University of Louisville’s Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium at 8 p.m.

Tickets are $10 each. We advise classmates to park in the Green Lot at

the stadium, which is first-come-first-serve. ($5). (NOTE: Classmates

planning to attend the dinner Saturday evening may purchase Trinity-St.

X tickets in the Class of ’66 block. If you are not attending the dinner, you

must purchase your football game tickets separately — at Trinity or at

the gate.) You will receive your game tickets via mail.

On Saturday, Sept. 23 we’ll enjoy dinner at Oxmoor Country Club

at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $30. A cash bar will be available. Dress is

business casual.

You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you

have any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee,

please contact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations direc-

tor, at Trinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@

thsrock.net.

2OO6 CLASS REUNION UPDATE

ECHO NEWSPAPER AVAILABLE ONLINEThe ECHO student newspaper is available online!

Visit www.thsrock.net and click on “News” to read Trinity’s venerable and award-winning publication. In addition, you can see other newspapers from across the country arranged by state if you go to the upper right corner of our front page.

You will find the words “back to high school newspapers main.” Click on this and then click on “students” on the page that comes up.

You will then see “high school paper links.”The ECHO has joined approximately 350 other high school newspapers

nationwide, and it is one of only three Kentucky newspapers represented.Please enjoy the work of our student writers and photographers!

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Class of 1966 Reunion Committee:Bill Brasch, Chair 502-852-0201 brasch@louisville.eduJohn Brasch 502-587-7175 jbrasch@brasch-barry.comMike Moore 502-693-2855 wmikemoore30@yahoo.comDick Janes 502-491-5694 janes1643@yahoo.comDavid Burch 502-451-4049 dburch22@yahoo.comTom Rueff 502-429-8907 ruet269@cs.comClint Walker 989-792-2788 cwalker47@yahoo.comDavid Wirtzberger 502-426-0032 dawirtzberger@bellsouth.netTom Thomas 502-639-0638

CLASS OF ’81 – SEPTEMBER 21-24 The silver anniversary class of Trinity High School is celebrating their sil-ver anniversary. That’s right, the Class of 1981, Trinity’s 25th graduatingclass, is having their 25-year reunion. This is a big event, and we want asmany of you as possible to come back to Trinity for this weekend.

Thursday, Sept. 21 – This is usually a day for travel, but we’re havinga reception at Saints’ Pizza in St. Matthews. There is no up-front cost; youpay for what you eat and drink. We’ll meet at 7 p.m. and stay until we’reready to call it a night.

Friday, Sept. 22 – We’ll have a golf scramble at Seneca Golf Courseat 9 a.m. The cost is $35 and includes greens fee and a cart. That eveningthe Rocks take on archrival St. Xavier at the University of Louisville’sPapa John’s Cardinal Stadium at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 each. We willhave a section for the Class of 1981. We advise classmates to park in theGreen Lot at the stadium, which is first-come-first-serve ($5). We’ll tail-gate starting at 5 p.m. in the Green Lot. Look for the big Trinity flag thatwill have a “1981” displayed. The flag should be 25 feet in the air. To parkin the Red Lot, you are required to purchase three game tickets in order topurchase one Red Lot parking pass. You will receive your game ticketsvia mail. You are on your own for post-game festivities to go to yourfavorite watering hole or restaurant.

Saturday, Sept. 23 – You’re invited to bring your family to Trinity fora picnic. In addition to lunch, we’ll have a campus tour and a Mass inhonor of our deceased classmates. The picnic will start at 2 p.m. and willbe catered by Louie Karem ’83. The cost is $8 for adults and $4 for chil-dren. Mass is at 4 p.m. That evening we’ll gather at the Louisville MarriottDowntown for our dinner-dance. Cocktails and dinner will be 7-9 p.m. andthe dance will be 9 p.m.-midnight. The cost is $55 per person. We have alsoblocked off some rooms if anyone would like to stay at the Marriott thatevening. You can contact the Louisville Marriott Downtown at (502) 671-4266 and ask for the Trinity High School Class of 1981 group rate.

You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you haveany questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee, pleasecontact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations director, atTrinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@thsrock.net.

Class of 1981 Reunion Committee:Steven Tompkins, Chair 502-736-8265 tompkins@thsrock.netScott McClinton 502-228-2036 scottmccli@aol.comDoug Morris 502-239-7414 demorris@dmlo.comMike Timmerman 502-425-3073 MRTMMRMAN@aol.comScott Tanselle 502-957-2511 stanselle@hotmail.comGreg DeMuth 502-429-3859 greg.demuth@syb.comJim Sapienza 425-427-9629 jsapienza85@hotmail.comSteve Higdon 502-326-0912 teveh@faulkneremail.comBrian Otero 203-966-6960 botero@hunton.comCasey Krawiec 858-546-8010 casey1@san.rr.comDavid Beckman 502-327-8210 dbeckman@fbtlaw.comSam Winkler 502-894-8452 swinkler@wilsonmuirbank.comTodd Turney turnet@wingstar8.comTim O’Rourke 502-493-9480 Tim.Orourke@yum.comMark Domalewski 612-672-6000 mdomale1@fairview.orgBill Kaelin 651-430-3183 WKaelin@trane.comSteve Schroering 502-454-0795Key Schoen 502-897-1847

CLASS OF ’91 – OCTOBER 6On Friday morning, Oct. 6 we’ll play golf at GlenOaks Country Club at10:30 a.m. The cost is $45 and includes greens fee and a cart.

That evening we’ll attend a pre-game reception in the CommunicationArts Center’s Convocation Hall (second floor of the old armory) beforethe Trinity-Eastern football game and then attend the game (kickoff 7:30p.m.), which will be played in Marshall Stadium at Harry Jansing Field.The reception will begin at 4:30 p.m. followed by a campus tour and classphoto at 6 p.m.

After the game we’ll adjourn to Saints’ Sky Bar in St. Matthews.You should have received a reunion invitation in the mail. If you have

any questions, or if you would like to join our reunion committee, pleasecontact one of us or Travis Wagoner ’90, alumni relations director, atTrinity’s Advancement Office at (502) 736-2180 or wagoner@thsrock.net.

Class of 1991 Reunion Committee:Rob Beaven 502-412-4791 Rob@bluegrass.netTodd Warren 502-479-8877 twarren23@insightbb.comCary Braun 502-895-7779 caryandsusan.braun@insightbb.comShawn Freibert 502-267-9868 sfreibert@firstam.comChris Gregory 502-751-9124 cmgregory@hotmail.comTodd Jones 615-595-1694 Toddjones_99@charter.netWes Gies 502-897-0989 wesgies@hotmail.comRon Dean 502-961-7020

COOKOUT FOR YOUNG ALUMNIMembers of the Trinity Classes of 2002-06 are invited to attend the Sixth Annual Cookout for

Young Alumni on Friday, Sept. 22. Join us in Alumni Hall at 1 p.m. and enjoy barbecue and all the fixins before heading over to the Pride Week Pep Rally in Steinhauser Gymnasium at 2 p.m.

Reservations are a must! Please call Trinity’s Office for School Advancement at (502) 893-7625.

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he third annual Brian Anthony Muth Golf Classic(BAM) proved to be the largest and most success-ful thus far. Approximately 120 golfers partici-pated in the event, netting some$15,000 for the Brian Muth

Foundation. That total is double from what theinitial outing raised in 2004. Money from theevent is being used to fund financial aid scholar-ships at Trinity in Brian’s memory. More than$45,000 has been raised to date.

Competing in the event were 30 teams with 120golfers playing in three divisions and about 60non-golfers at the Oldham County Country Clubon July 28. The Green Flight division was won bythe Trinity ’03 team that included Jimmy Escola’02, Joe Escola ’03, Brandon Lytle ’03 and DanielMudd ’03. They won with a score of 59 after win-ning a tiebreaker.

BAM IV will be held on July 27, 2007, andorganizers plan to hold the event on the last Friday

in July each year.For more information about the scramble or to support the Brian

Muth Foundation, go to www.brianmuthfoundation.org.TBRIAN MUTH GOLF CLASSIC A SUCCESS

Left to right: Andrew Porter ’03, Wes Felts ’03, Chris Protenic, Mike Rutherford ’03 and Bryan Flaherty ’03.

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TENNIS LEGENDS GATHERSome former Trinity Tennisgreats gathered at a party in Mayto celebrate the Rocks’ 2006State Tennis Championship.Trinity won her fifth team tennistitle on May 27. It was Trinity’sfirst team title since 1993.Pictured left to right are: DavidBeckman ’81, Kevin Walsh ’73,J.T. Sims ’72, Klaus MittelstenH’92, Fred Sims ’74, GregFischer ’76, John O’Connor ’74and Charles Beckman ’83.

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arine Sgt. David Wimberg, Trinity Class of1999, was one of us. But he was much morethan a Trinity alumnus.

He was a son, brother, friend and Marine.As a human being, he made the ultimate sac-

rifice: he gave his life for the lives of others.You hear the words “ultimate sacrifice” oftenof late. Sgt. Wimberg gave his life in the lineof duty, and in doing so, allowed others to live.

A Marine Corps squad leader, Wimberg waskilled in Hadithah, in western Iraq in May2005. For his sacrifice, Wimberg was awardedthe Silver Star posthumously. The award, thethird-highest behind the Medal of Honor andNavy Cross, was presented Aug. 20 at theNavy Marine Corps Reserve Center in Colum-bus, Ohio. Wimberg, 24, was a member of aMarine Reserve unit based in Columbus.

The Silver Star is awarded for valor in com-bat. The citation signed by Secretary of theNavy Donald Winter says that an enemyambush pinned down Wimberg and fellowMarines in the street. Wimberg left his covered position, “maneu-vered through intense small-arms fire and scaled a wall” to reachthe courtyard where the attackers were.

“Although twice driven back by high volumes of enemy fire, onhis third attempt, he opened the gate and allowed his squad toenter” the courtyard.

After two failed attempts to breach the front door of the housewhere the gunmen had holed up, “Sgt. Wimberg kicked in thedoor. … Finding himself face to face with four insurgents armedwith AK-47 rifles, Sgt. Wimberg engaged the enemy at close quar-ters, firing his M16-A4 rifle until he was shot and fell to the groundunconscious.”

His actions “created the momentum needed to break theambush. Many Marines’ lives were saved as a result of Sgt.Wimberg’s decisive and selfless actions,” the citation says.

Wimberg is buried in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery in

Louisville.When news hit Trinity in late May 2005 that Sgt. Wimberg was

killed in action in Iraq, the emotions were felt in many circles farand wide.

No sooner had Trinity received the news than a phone call wasmade to Tim Culver ’82, executive director ofthe Trinity High School Foundation, from ananonymous donor who wanted to make sureDavid’s service to the country was remem-bered in a way that ultimately would helpTrinity students.

Plans already were in motion to develop amemorial scholarship, and this donor wanted itto be a significant one.

“Remember when you came to me threeyears ago to help with the Spirit of Trinitycampaign?” the voice on the other end askedCulver. “I told you then that I would like to dosomething for the endowment but just nevergot around to acting upon it. I guess every-thing happens for a reason and, as unfortunateas it is, David’s death has prompted me to do

something now.”With that, a pledge of $25,000 was made to the Sgt. David Neil

Wimberg ’99 Memorial Scholarship.It hadn’t been since the Vietnam War that a Trinity alumnus had

been killed in the line of duty and, with the high profile of the con-flict in Iraq, the response to the tragedy has been overwhelming.More than $48,500 in cash gifts has been pledged to the scholarshipthus far. Among those contributing to the scholarship was the sixth-grade class of St. Barnabas School, where David’s mother, Tricia,teaches. A collection among the students raised more than $300.

“This is a great way to create a long-lasting legacy in honorof David,” said Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen ’77. “He madethe ultimate sacrifice, and there’s not a better way to recognizesuch valor.”

To make a pledge to the scholarship or for more information,contact Tim Culver at (502) 736-2100 or culver@thsrock.net.

MWIMBERG ’99 AWARDED SILVER STAR POSTHUMOUSLYBy Travis Wagoner ’90, Director, Annual Fund & Alumni Relations

Marine Sgt. David Wimberg ’99

MOVING? LET TRINITY KNOW.New addresses should be sent to:

Trinity High School, Office for School Advancement, 4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207

PHONE: (502) 893-7625 / FAX: (502) 899-2052 E-MAIL: wagoner@thsrock.net

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t the conclusion of the National Law InstituteSymposium held in Louisville July 7, TrinityHigh School was honored.

Before a crowd of more than 100 educators from around the country, Sister Mary Angela

Shaughnessy applauded Trinity, Trinity Academic Dean Mary AnnHall and Trinity’s Traditional Program of Studies for their long-timecommitment to inclusiveness. Earlier in the week, Trinity PresidentDr. Rob Mullen ’77 confirmed with Sister Shaughnessy that Trinityopened her doors in 1953 with the mission of serving students of allabilities and has worked diligently to do so ever since.

In her remarks, Sister Shaughnessy, who has the reputation asthe nation’s leading authority of Catholic school law, referred toher own nephew’s struggles with his education. She told the audi-

ence that her admiration of Trinity’s Traditional Program hasgrown over the years, and that as a result her nephew, BrianSchultz, hopes to be a student at Trinity in two years. He and hisbrother then presented the 2006 Edward M. Shaughnessy III“Serving All God’s Children Inclusion Award” to Trinity HighSchool. Accepting the award for Trinity were Mary Ann Hall andMr. Dan Zoeller, Trinity’s principal.

The following tribute is inscribed on the award: “For providingquality Catholic education to all young men who wish it regardlessof learning needs: a model for the Archdiocese and the nation.”

Mr. Zoeller later remarked that the Award was “a tremendouspat on the back for the many dedicated Trinity faculty whoembrace and live out the truth that all students can learn. Theirdedication is to be commended.”

ATRINITY LAUDED FOR EDUCATION PRACTICES

r i n i t y H i g hSchool’s maga-zine, the TrinityLeader, receivedan “Award of

Merit” at the Printing IndustryAssoc ia t ion of the Sou thGraphic Awards at the Asso-ciation’s 32nd annual conven-tion at Walt Disney Yacht &Beach Club Resort on June 13.The award was in the “Special

Issue Annual Report Leader Magazine” category (businessreports, annual reports, four or more colors).

Sharon Freibert, account executive at Beechmont Press, coordi-nates the printing of the Trinity Leader and attended the awardsceremony. Sharon is also the wife of Jack Freibert ’71 and themother of Shawn Freibert ’91. Gail Kamenish H’05 of GAMAKAStudios does the layout, design and some photography for the pub-lication. Trinity’s Office for School Advancement publishes theTrinity Leader.

The Trinity Leader is mailed quarterly to more than 19,700addresses — alumni, parents of alumni, current parents, bene-factors and friends of the school.

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rinity Principal Dan Zoeller was included in the2005 Business First Annual Book of Lists. Hewas applauded for his “commitment to excel-lence” and as “a leader in his industry … com-mitted to our community.” Business First is a

weekly business newspaper.TPRINCIPAL ZOELLER LISTED IN BOOK

Dan Zoeller

he National Merit Scholarship Corporation hasannounced that two additional Trinity graduatesare the recipients of college-sponsored scholar-ships. They are 2006 graduates Ryan P. Eastonand Kevin J. Floore, both sponsored by the

University of Kentucky.Sixteen members of the Trinity Class of 2006 were recognized

by the National Merit Corporation.

TRyan Easton ’06

2 NEW MERIT SCHOLAR RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED

Kevin Floore ’06

TRINITY LEADER HONORED

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bout 100 friends of Trinity gathered on April 23to bless and dedicate a memorial window to thefour Trinity graduates who gave their lives whileserving our country in Vietnam. The event wasmoving and emotional for all who gathered.

Thomas C. Hafendorfer ’58, Joseph B. Horsman ’67, William P.Milliner ’68 and Victor H. Van Vactor ’65 served in the military inVietnam, as did many Trinityalumni. These four men wereeither killed in action or arelisted as missing in action.

The artistic team responsiblefor the creation of the windowcomprised Dave Kelly, formerTrinity faculty; Michael Price’66, Trinity director of informa-tion technology; Dr. DavidHazelip H’96, Trinity’s secondprincipal; and Craig Kaviar,owner of Kaviar Forge.

It was Dr. Hazelip’s drive,vision and passion that made thismemorial a reality. He broughtthe idea for the memorial tothen-Trinity president PeterFlaig H’00, who enthusiastically supported the idea. Kelly,founder of Trinity’s Counseling Department, helped in the projectby researching which alumni were killed or are missing in action.Price assisted in the final design and installation of the memorial.

The memorial contains several important elements. First, Dr.Hazelip created a beautiful stained glass window modeled afterthose in our Chapel. His creation has the same flow and design ofthe original windows but with a slightly different color scheme.

Second, the window is set in a one-of-a-kind iron frame situatedin a southeastern-facing window of the W. Peter Flaig LibraryMedia Center. Dr. Hazelip and Flaig chose this location so the morn-ing sunlight could illuminate the window each day. The windowseems to float in the air as it is held by Kaviar’s piece. As the win-dow sits in its frame, it appears that branches from a tree in AlumniCourtyard extend from the outside into the space. It is very striking.

Third, a granite plaque hangs next to the window, listing thenames of the four alumni. Those who have been to the VietnamMemorial in Washington, D.C., will see the similarities between

the two plaques.Trinity Chaplain Rev. Dave Zettel ’58 concelebrated Mass

with Rev. Robert Osborne, A former Trinity faculty member andretired pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Family membersof the four alumni and former faculty served as readers, giftbearers and Eucharistic ministers. Father Zettel’s homilyfocused on the Gospel reading of the second Sunday in Easter,

that of doubting Thomas.Following the Mass, attendees

moved to the W. Peter FlaigLibrary Media Center for thededication of the window. Dr.Hazelip gave an address andrepresentatives of each alumnusspoke. Father Zettel read theblessing, lighted incense andblessed the window with HolyWater. A reception was held fol-lowing the blessing ceremony.

“The comments made by thefamily representatives weretouching beyond description,”Trini ty President Dr. RobMullen ’77 said. “It is evidentthat this gesture on the part of

Trinity was appreciated. It is also very evident that the loss of theirloved ones is still very much with them. It underlined for me thesacrifice made by these brother alumni and the burden that hasbeen borne by their families.”

Former faculty and staff members in attendance included PaulDavin, Evelyn Fultz H’93, Bill Gorman, Mike Hamilton H’96,Tony Heitzman, Ron Holzknecht, Bob Hublar H’02, John Hughesand W.C. Sergeant. Current faculty members like Jim Connell ’63and Tom Rueff ’66 attended as well. Alumni like Dr. Joe Babey’58, Jack Guthrie ’58, Bob Heleringer ’69, Gregg Vittitoe ’68,John Weiler ’68 and Col. John Wigginton ’68 and were present.The event was coordinated by Joey Porter ’78, vice president forschool advancement, and Travis Wagoner ’90, director of theannual fund and alumni relations.

Visitors who wish to see the memorial are welcome to arriveat the rotunda at any time during the school day. Someone fromthe Office for School Advancement will be happy to escort youto the library.

ATRINITY VIETNAM MEMORIAL DEDICATED

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Pictured is the granite plaque that is affixed to the wall adjacent to theTrinity Vietnam Memorial.

You can reachTrinity’s Web site,designed and maintained by our students,

at www.trinityrocks.com or e-mail us at: trinity@trinityrocks.com.

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CROSS COUNTRYExpectations are high for the 2006 Trinity Harriers. Over the sum-mer the selection committee of the Nike Team Nationals sent asurvey to the Rocks with expectations that the team will be a top10 team in the Southeast. Also, the McDonald’s Cross CountryFestival at Maymont College actively recruited Trinity to partici-pate in its nationally recognized and prestigious high school invi-tation-only race by paying for the school’s expenses.

The past two years the Runnin’ Rocks have finished a close run-ner-up at the state meet. This year’s squad, led by seniors SeanDarrow, Bryan Henn, Thomas Noel and Ethan Short, plan on lead-ing the state. The seniors, all preseason top-15 runners in ClassAAA, will get valuable help from junior John Sturgeon and sopho-mores Greg Biddle, Dane Flinchum and Brian Hancock, who willbe competing for the scoring top five on the roster.

“We’re expecting great things from this team,” head coach ChadWaggoner said. “They’re a talented group.”

Rival St. Xavier is the greatest competition for Trinity’s 17thstate title. Woodford County and Daviess County also will be statemeet contenders.

FOOTBALLThe Football Rocks look to defend their Class 4-A state title.

“We are cautiously optimistic as a football program about theprospects for the 2006 season,” offensive coordinator AndrewCoverdale said. “Our optimism is based on the response we’veseen so far to the off-season demands by our players, their workethic and by the return of a number of players who have been partof varsity success. That said, we expect a very tough road, begin-ning with several difficult early tests on the schedule that willquickly give us a good idea where we stand. We are also inexpe-rienced in a number of key positions and will have to growquickly in order to be a top-flight team.”

Defensive players to watch include seniors Brian Hart andAgyei Williams in the secondary, junior Wes Weitlauf at line-backer and senior Luke McDermott up front. On the offensiveside of the ball, key players include senior wide receiver KyleFlynn, senior tight end and receiver Nick Melillo, senior quarter-back Nick Petrino and a trio of linemen — seniors Reid Hall andDane Spoelker and junior Sam Robey.

District competition will be stiff with strong challenges

FALL SPORTS PREVIEWfrom Ballard, Fern Creek and Shelby County. Favorites for theClass 4-A title are Trinity, Male, John Hardin (Elizabethtown)and St. Xavier.

The Shamrocks were No. 27 in the School Sports Power 50preseason national high school football rankings. Trinity, 13-2last season, is the lone Kentucky team in the top 50. TheShamrocks were No. 6 in the Midwest, and Male was No. 16.

In the Student Sports preseason Fab 50’s Midwest rankings,Trinity was No. 14 and St. Xavier was No. 16.

GOLFLast year the Golf Rocks had one of their most consistent teams inschool history. Of the 10 tournaments the team played in, Trinityfinished in the top three in seven of them. They also won theKentucky Invitational Tournament and their first Region Seventournament since 1990.

With the experience, skill and leadership of returning seniorsJames Chaney, Daniel Kmetz and Mike Woods, the Rocks look tohave a great year.

“Our guys at the top will make us strong and consistent this sea-son,” head golf coach Joe Frederick ’88 said. “They are our key.Daniel (Kmetz) shot a 73 at last year’s regional tournament, whichwas the low score. Also, our juniors can give us a lot of help.”

“I’d have to say the favorites for state this year are St. Mary’s(Paducah) and Bowling Green,” Frederick added. “St. Mary’s wonit last year, and both teams return most of the same players andexperience.”

SOCCERThe 2006 Soccer Rocks look to have a promising season. Despitelosing some talented seniors to graduation, Trinity returns experi-ence and depth on the field.

“I’m very much looking forward to seeing how our young play-ers gel with our returning starters,” head soccer coach GregoryMoss-Brown said. “By the looks of things at practice so far,they’re doing that.”

Seniors T.J. Fox and Sam Scales captain the team. Senior BruceTurner also returns and is hungry for a starting spot.

The Shamrocks’ schedule features tough matches with duPontManual, Male, St. Xavier, South Oldham, Lexington Catholic andLexington Paul Dunbar.

SHAMROCK SPORTSi

ATTENTION, 2006 GRADUATES!The Academic Services Office still has senior prom pictures that were never picked up. Office hours are 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday. Pictures will be available through

September, then they will be discarded. Please contact Mrs. Carrico in the Academic Services Office at 736-2112 if you have any questions.

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he 2006 Kentucky Track and Cross Country CoachesAssociation (KTCCCA) Academic All-State Teamwas announced in June. In order to qualify for theaward, students must have qualified for the state tour-nament and maintain a GPA higher than 3.75.

Only 25 young men qualified for this award in Class AAA. Ofthose, five were Trinity students. Congratulations on the out-

standing work of these Trinity student-athletes: Kenny Minogue’06, Thomas Noel ’07, Steve Orndorff ’06, Ethan Short ’07 andJames Wolff ’06.

Additionally, Trinity head track and field coach Mike Magre’83 was named Class AAA Coach of the Year by the KTCCCA.In May, Trinity won her second consecutive track and field statetitle and third overall.

2006 TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

Friday September 15 Southern Southern 7:30 p.m.

Friday September 22 St. Xavier Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium 8:00 p.m.

Friday September 29 Seneca Seneca 7:30 p.m.

Friday October 6 Eastern TRINITY 7:30 p.m.

Friday October 13 Ballard Ballard 7:30 p.m.

Friday October 20 Fern Creek TRINITY 7:30 p.m.

Friday October 27 Shelby County Shelby County 7:30 p.m.

Friday November 3 District Playoff TBA TBA

Friday November 10 District Championship TBA TBA

Friday November 17 Regional Championship TBA TBA

Friday November 24 State Semifinals TBA TBA

Friday November 30 Class 4-A State Championship Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium TBA

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

BYRON ’06 SIGNS WITH UNIVERSITY OF THE CUMBERLANDSTrinity guard Chad Byron ’06, a first-team All-Seventh Region basketball performer,

has signed to play basketball at the University of the Cumberlands. He averaged 14.2 points as a senior and helped Trinity to 81 victories during his career.

Chad is the son of former Trinity great Ray Byron ’77.

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

T5 ROCKS NAMED TO KTCCCA ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAM; MAGRE ’83 NAMED ‘COACH OF THE YEAR’

DEDICATION

On the occasion of the graduation of our 50th Senior Class,

we dedicate the 2005-06 Annual Report to all those who

have given faithful service to Trinity as a teacher,

staff person, volunteer and/or parent.

Your commitment to our students is never taken for granted

and always recognized as a blessing from our God.

PHOTOS BY NICK BONURA ’87

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DUERR LEGACY SOCIETY/ENDOWED AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

REV. THOMAS DUERR LEGACY SOCIETYRev. Tom Duerr H’92 made an indelible mark on Trinity HighSchool. His 30 years of service as teacher and principal helped pro-pel Trinity from a fledgling young school into the powerhouse wesee today. Most remarkable was his pastoral care for all students. A wide variety of initiatives were begun during his time as princi-pal: the senior retreat program; the community service program;programs for students with learning differences; and new ways toassist students struggling with chemical dependency problems.

The Rev. Thomas A. Duerr Legacy Society recognizes individu-als who 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:REV. THOMAS DUERR LEGACY SOCIETY (as of July 17, 2006)

Jeffrey L. Ashley ’85 - 1996Dr. Joseph Babey ’58 - 1997James G. Berges ’65 - 2001Johanna Campbell - 2005James E. Dockter ’61 - 1999Rev. Thomas Duerr H’92* - 1994Paul Fischer ’81 - 2004Friend of Trinity - 2004Friend of Trinity - 2005Joseph H. Hayden ’60 - 1997Bob Heleringer ’69 - 2004Alan Hennessey ’69 - 1996Mary D. Howard - 1998William G. Howard - 1998Rev. Gregory Klaas - 1994Rev. Harry Jansing* - 1992Charles H. Leis H’01 - 1996John J. Oliver ’79 - 1999Mark Plummer ’69 - 1996Steve Robbins* - 2006Steven Tompkins ’81 - 1996Marcella Trompeter* - 1990Rev. C.J. Wagner* - 1991*deceased

If you have made intentions to support Trinity in this fashion, please con-tact Tim Culver ’82 at Trinity at (502) 736-2100 or culver@thsrock.net.

TRINITY ENDOWED ANDSCHOLARSHIP 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 Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal mayrestrict their gift to one or more of these funds.

HONORAshley Family Scholarship FundDockter Family ScholarshipCoach Jim Kennedy H’93 ScholarshipKlaus Mittelsten H’92 ScholarshipsRev. Ted Sans H’05 ScholarshipShamrock Moms ScholarshipsWells Family ScholarshipsRev. David Zettel ’58 Excel ScholarshipClass of 2001 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1995 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1985 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1982 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1978 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1977 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1976 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1973 Endowed ScholarshipClass of 1959 Endowed Scholarship

MEMORIALJim Adams ’67 Memorial ScholarshipBrian Allen ’86 Memorial ScholarshipLeonard Arentsen Leadership ScholarshipRich Arnold ’64 Memorial ScholarshipSteve Bauer ’72 Memorial ScholarshipEric Michael Bramer Memorial ScholarshipJ. Edward Brown Memorial ScholarshipCharlie Bumba ’68 Memorial ScholarshipJoe Caldwell ’88 Memorial ScholarshipJohn Cristofoli Memorial ScholarshipsRev. Thomas Duerr H’92 Memorial ScholarshipFearneyhough Family Memorial ScholarshipJohn Graf ’80 Memorial ScholarshipBruce Hoard ’71 Memorial ScholarshipMichael P. Hourigan ’81 Memorial ScholarshipGreg Lamb ’79 Memorial ScholarshipDennis J. Liebert ’60 Memorial ScholarshipE. Ollie Mershon Memorial Scholarship

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FOUNDATION AND MATCHING GIFTCOMPANIES Abbott LaboratoriesAegon Transamerica FoundationAkzo Nobel Inc.American Standard Companies, Inc.Aventis Matching GiftsBank of America Charitable FoundationBellSouth CorporationBP Foundation, Inc.Brown-Forman CorporationCoca-Cola FoundationColgate-Palmolive CompanyDiageo North America Foundation, Inc.Eli Lilly and Company FoundationFMC FoundationGannett FoundationGE FoundationThe Home DepotHumana Inc.Illinois Tool Works FoundationIntel CorporationJim Beam Brands CompanyKindred Healthcare Operating, Inc.Louisville Corporate ServicesMMC Matching Gifts ProgramNational City BankPitney BowesPNC Bank FoundationPrudential FoundationSaint-Gobain CorporationTexas Gas Transmission, LLCTime Warner Inc.UnumProvident CorporationUPS FoundationWachovia FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWisconsin Energy Corporation FoundationYum! Brands Foundation

FOUNDATION AND MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

MEMORIAL (continued)

Rev. Albert Moore Memorial ScholarshipBrian Anthony Muth ’03 Memorial ScholarshipSandy Newman ’67 Memorial ScholarshipDavid Patenaude Class of 1984 Memorial ScholarshipsRobert Whitney Robbins ’03 Memorial ScholarshipMark Roberts Memorial ScholarshipRich Rostel H’93 Memorial ScholarshipJimmy Stein ’76 Memorial ScholarshipsCharlie Tompkins Memorial ScholarshipSgt. David Wimberg ’99 Memorial Scholarship

To make a contribution to any of these scholarship funds, please contactthe Trinity High School Foundation at (502) 736-2100 or mail your gift to4011 Shelbyville Road, Louisville, KY 40207.

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HONOR AND MEMORIAL

HONOR

In Honor of the Class of 2005Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Miller

In Honor of Greg and Tim BenimMr. and Mrs. Robert Benim ’72

In Honor of Joseph and Bradley CaldwellMs. Jane Woodard

In Honor of David E. ElderMs. Mary A. Elder

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Art HipwellMs. Kathleen H. Klahm

In Honor of Ryan and Clay HiteMs. Kim Hite

In Honor of Judge Todd HollenbachTree of Hope Foundation

In Honor of Kevin HoutMr. and Mrs. Ronald Hout

In Honor of Kurt and Mary JohnsonMs. Betty Szwarc

In Honor of John KahlMr. Howard T. Kahl ’64

In Honor of H. Mark LuekeMr. and Mrs. John C. Lechleiter

In Honor of C. Patrick MinogueMr. and Mrs. Barry Asbury

In Honor of Gary OwensMr. Malcolm W. Robertson ’88

In Honor of William L. Ralston IIIMr. and Mrs. William Ralston

In Honor of Patricia and J. B. SearlesMr. J. Brian Searles ’70

In Honor of David SommerMr. Timothy Egan

In Honor of Raymond and Irene SzwarcMr. Stephen Szwarc ’83

In Honor of Ron Taylor Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor

In Honor of Joseph and Joyce WiseMr. Douglas R. Wise ’84

In Honor of Rev. David ZettelMr. and Mrs. William D. Crosby ’69Mr. Vernon E. Johnston ’83

MEMORIAL

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1960Mr. Martin P. Duffy ’60

In Memory of James C. AdamsMr. Thomas A. Klausing ’67Ms. Marie LeonardMs. Jeanne Schiemann

In Memory of David K. AhrensAberson Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. James H. Beckham Jr. ’62Mr. and Mrs. Bob BlairMs. Constance CameronMs. Judy GolliherMr. Ernest H. Groves ’62Mr. David L. Horlander ’62Mr. Michael J. HylandMr. and Mrs. Richard PalmerMr. and Mrs. Wade H. Poole IIIMr. Sam Smith

In Memory of Chris AlbertMr. and Mrs. Barry Albert

In Memory of Brian AllenMr. Paul T. O’Daniel ’86

In Memory of Richard ArnoldMr. David M. Arnold ’88

In Memory of Alan BaldwinMs. Susan AmundsenMs. Helen ConditMrs. Kathleen GabrielMr. Michael Hamilton H’96Mr. and Mrs. William KellyMr. and Mrs. John RibarMr. and Mrs. Joseph RiordanMr. Mac King and Ms. Jennifer Sils

In Memory of Leo D. BauerMr. and Mrs. John R. CliffordMs. Dorris DreisbachMr. Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74Messrs. Warren and William FravertMr. and Mrs. George GatesDr. and Mrs. Douglas L. GillimMr. Trevor L. Gousha ’02Mr. Hilery HedgesMs. Betty S. HerinMr. Edward L. Kaiser Jr.Mr. Louis S. Kissel ’72Dr. and Mrs. Donald KmetzMr. and Mrs. William J. LaiseMs. Antoinette LinvilleMr. Stu McCombsMr. Roy NallMr. and Mrs. C. OechsliMr. and Mrs. Lee ReadMr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Rompf Jr.Mr. William M. StreetMr. and Mrs. Albert J. Warner

In Memory of Howard BeckhamMr. James H. Beckham Jr. ’62

In Memory of James E. Bell Sr.Mr. James E. Bell Jr. ’73

In Memory of George BraunerMr. Dean J. Brauner ’90Ms. Grace Kleine-Kracht

In Memory of Mr. Don BrohmanMr. Jacob J. Arnold ’60Big Spring Country ClubMr. Brian Brohman ’85Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. CaciMr. and Mrs. Doug DeGarisMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. DummMs. Joann N. EvansMr. Timothy A. Feger ’82Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. FlahertyMr. and Mrs. William FurlongMr. and Mrs. Rick K. GuillaumeMrs. Teresa HarbrechtMs. Lynn T. HarpringMr. and Mrs. Rudolph HaviraMr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. HollandMr. and Mrs. Martin HornekMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. KamberMr. and Mrs. J. J. Kuhr Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sonny LeonbergerMr. and Mrs. John LivesayMr. Francis J. Mellen Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meyer Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. MoormanJudge and Mary Carol MosleyMr. and Mrs. Peter NinnemanMr. Gouverneur H. Nixon Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Rick K. Panther ’60The Poppe FamilyMr. and Mrs. Carl T. RennekerMr. and Mrs. Robert I. RowanMr. Robert L. Rowan Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Karl RussMr. and Mrs. Michael J. RyanMr. and Mrs. William ShawMs. Barbara A. SignorelliMr. Joseph A Stuedle ’58The Tencza FamilyMr. and Mrs. Kelly O. TerwilligerMs. Susan TorresMr. and Mrs. Michael A. VelezMs. Evelyn B. WaitsMr. and Mrs. C. R. WillenbrinkWyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLPMs. Laverne E. Yates

In Memory of Gregory Dale BrownMr. Keenan Brown ’80

In Memory of Charles C. Brunner IIIMr. and Mrs. John AllenMr. and Mrs. William BlakeBob Ray Company Inc.Ms. Mary Jo BorhoMr. and Mrs. Gerald K. BrockmanMr. and Mrs. Chester BrunnerMr. and Mrs. Louis J. BuddoMr. Randy BurwellMr. and Mrs. James N. CambronMs. Doris ClaytonMr. and Mrs. Gerald H. ClaytonMs. Melissa CoyleMr. Thomas L. Crush ’77

Mr. and Mrs. James L. DreyerMr. Jonathan E. DubinsMr. and Mrs. James L. Duckworth Jr.Ms. Lucie Brunner DuncanMr. Robert A. Eckerle ’72Mr. and Mrs. Jack ErnwineMr. Herbert A. Feige ’76Mr. and Mrs. John C. GriderMs. Lynn E. HanerMs. Rosemary C. HemmerleMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. HendersonMr. and Mrs. John T. Higgins Jr.Dr. Jayne L. HollanderMs. Yvonne HowardMs. Shary Loewy HymanMr. and Mrs. Charles IglehartMr. and Mrs. James IsingMrs. Karen Richardson KaremMs. Elaine A. KasianMr. and Mrs. William V. KimbelMs. Kathleen H. KlahmMr. and Mrs. Michael Kleine-KrachtMs. Mildred KnightMr. and Mrs. David J. KrebsMr. and Mrs. Jim LeopoldMr. John Lesousky ’75Mr. and Mrs. David H. LewisMr. and Mrs. Bruce MaddoxMr. and Mrs. John W. McConnellMr. and Mrs. Ken J. McMillinMs. Susan MeansMr. and Mrs. Kenneth MerrickMs. Nora MikeMr. and Mrs. Ambrose MoormanMs. Mary Potts MorganMr. Elliott L. MorrisMr. and Mrs. James E. NicholasMr. John Joseph Oliver ’79Mr. and Mrs. Gene P. OwenMr. and Mrs. Robert PfeiferMs. Maggi M. PintoMr. Todd Richards ’84Mr. and Mrs. Embry B. RogersMr. David L. Scheu ’77Ms. Mary SchmitzMr. Brian Schneider ’83Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. SchnurrMs. Alice R. ScottMs. Beatrice SennMs. Joyce D. ShipleyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SmithMr. Zack K. SpringerMr. and Mrs. Roland T. StaytonMr. Steve StevensMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. StrangeMr. and Mrs. Ronald TaylorTen Pin Classic Bowling LeagueMr. and Mrs. Don ThornberryMrs. Donna TindallMr. and Mrs. James L. TownsendMs. Mary Lou Trautwein-LamkinMs. Amanda F. TylerMr. and Mrs. George R. Utt Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. UttMr. John W. VaughanMr. and Mrs. Francis WhitehouseMr. and Mrs. Paul L. WhiteleyMr. Gary J. Wilhelmus ’77Ms. Anna Lea WyattMr. Steve W. Wyatt ’76

In Memory of John BucklerMr. James C. Buckler ’66

In Memory of James Buckman Sr.Mr. Michael L. Buckman ’65

In Memory of Elizabeth Roth BucknerMrs. Alberta Roth

In Memory of Charles BumbaDr. David A Dues ’85Mr. Charles Terry LaFollette ’68

In Memory of Bert C. Burke Sr.Mr. Philip A. Fackler ’77

In Memory of Joe CaldwellMs. Colleen BoeckmannMr. and Mrs. Dick BoeckmannMr. and Mrs. William T. Caldwell ’66

In Memory of Charles CampbellMr. and Mrs. James Wuertz Sr.

In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Norvin CasperMr. Michael D. Casper ’60

In Memory of Rev. Kevin CasterMr. and Mrs. Robert J. CasterMr. M. Lance Kidwell ’87

In Memory of Freda ChancellorMr. Ronald J. Chancellor ’78

In Memory of Daniel ClarkMrs. Kathleen L. Clark

In Memory of Robert A. Cotton Jr.Mr. Walter T. Cotton ’93

In Memory of Charles C. CoyMrs. Bernice Adams

In Memory of Rick CoyneMr. and Mrs. W. R. BeamMr. and Mrs. M. Gregory CecilMr. and Mrs. Darrel W. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Leroy D. LintzDr. Ronald J. Miller ’74Mr. and Mrs. Ed RussellMr. and Mrs. Jack E. Thomas

In Memory of Dorothy DaubAnonymous

In Memory of Paschal DeSanctisMr. Richard L. DeSanctis ’65

In Memory of Mary Ann DieboldMr. Douglas Diebold ’63

In Memory of Paul DroppelmanMr. Stephen Droppelman ’74

In Memory of Steve M. DunawayMr. and Mrs. George Edward CaumMrs. Karen DunawayMr. and Mrs. Jeff PikeMr. Anthony D. Ruhl ’72

In Memory of Phillip J. ErnstMr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ernst ’57

In Memory of Doris ForbesMr. Steven A. Forbes ’68

In Memory of Gary FranconiaMr. and Mrs. Jerry Franconia

In Memory of Bernie Grady IIIMr. Christopher A. Grady ’92

In Memory of John GrafMr. Dennis M. Burch ’80Mr. Brian C. Leis ’90

In Memory of Robert E. Gross Jr.Mr. Thomas M. Adams Jr. ’80

In Memory of Alma Buster HaganMr. and Mrs. James E. Stein

In Memory of Dr. Charles HarrisMrs. Bernice Adams

In Memory of Lawrence E. Hayes Sr.Mr. J. Richard Hayes ’84

In Memory of Jack HelmMr. John B. Helm ’64

In Memory of Emma HemmerleAnonymousMr. Michael Doran ’69Mr. and Mrs. Kenny HarmonJudge David T. Stosberg ’64

In Memory of Bruce HoardMrs. Barbara HoardMr. Thomas Frederick Speed Jr. ’75

In Memory of Jack IrwinMr. and Mrs. John Irwin

In Memory of Rev. Harry JansingRev. James Wafzig

In Memory of Connie JentAnonymousMr. and Mrs. A. W. BarnesMr. and Mrs. Jesus S. BiagtanMs. Loren Marilyn BrahmMs. Debra S. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Mike DevineMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DownesMs. Paula S. FuquaMr. Darrell GreulichMr. Brian L. Jent ’88Mr. Steven B. Jent ’90Ms. Lois L. JuddMs. Sue KnechtMs. Mary E. MaddenMrs. Alma Lee MiddeltonOncology & Hematology AssociationMs. Martha C. PayneMr. and Mrs. William V. PoseyMr. and Mrs. Charles L. RichyMr. and Mrs. Charles SchaferMr. and Mrs. Richard Springmier Sr.University of LouisvilleMr. Robert L. Zimlich ’77

In Memory of Kenneth and Mary JohnsonMr. James K. Johnson ’73

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MEMORIAL

In Memory of Hilda KasmynkaMrs. Bernice Adams

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

In Memory of Angela KrekelMr. and Mrs. Andrew HesseMr. Bert Krekel Jr. ’65

In Memory of Brad KuhnMr. and Mrs. Robert KuhnMrs. Linda Whitworth

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

In Memory of Russell LambMs. Sandra C. AbramsMr. Dennis R. Adams ’79Ms. Joan L. AmburgeyMr. and Mrs. John W. AmesMs. Frances AndesMs. Elizabeth J. BallMs. Judy BassMr. and Mrs. George R. BeckerMs. Janice H. BlachMr. and Mrs. Edward BlechaMs. Mary Douglass BoldrickMr. Carl Bollinger ’85Mrs. Jewell BollingerMs. Marcia BrendelMs. Patricia K. BrownMr. and Mrs. John CarrMr. and Mrs. Leroy CarricoMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. CarrollMr. and Mrs. David A. Clark Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Marty L. ClarkMr. and Mrs. James M. CollierMr. and Mrs. Dick ConnellyMs. Heather CornishMr. and Mrs. Edward W. DanhauerEast End Plumbing Supply Inc.Ms. Karen FeingoldMr. and Mrs. Roy FeyMr. and Mrs. Paul FordSr. Miriam FrenkeMs. Bonnie H. FritschnerMr. and Mrs. Norman GerlackMs. Janice Denny GibbsMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Haydon Jr.Ms. Gloria Maxwell HoffmannMr. and Mrs. David T. HoldawayMrs. Linda L. HolmanMr. and Mrs. Cecil InglehartMr. and Mrs. Clifton Jones Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. KinneyMr. and Mrs. John LivesayMr. and Mrs. Albert J. LuckettMr. and Mrs. William K. LutzMs. Shirley C. MahanMr. and Mrs. John MattinglyMr. and Mrs. James B. McArthurMrs. Olivia MedleyMr. David B. Miles ’85Mr. and Mrs. Fred MillerMr. and Mrs. Stanley A. MooreMr. and Mrs. C. Ross MorrisonD Battery 1-125 National Guard SoldiersMr. and Mrs. Robert B. NesmithDr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Newell

Mr. and Mrs. Marc OcaMr. and Mrs. Jim OchsnerMs. Mary G. OttMr. and Mrs. Richard PalmerMr. and Mrs. S.W. Palmer-BallDr. and Mrs. James T. PattersonMs. Sue R. PeegeMr. and Mrs. Gerald R. PeeplesMr. and Mrs. V. Michael PriolaMs. R. Maureen QuarlesMr. and Mrs. James QueenanMr. and Mrs. Joseph ReibelMr. and Mrs. Flavian ReisingMr. Bradley J. Repinski ’77Ms. Kara RepinskiMr. and Mrs. Don C. ReynoldsMr. Arnold A. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Arnold RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Michael A. RichardsonMr. Patrick J. Richardson ’10Ms. Joyce RiggsMr. and Mrs. Harry A. RoederMr. and Mrs. Robert SchnurMr. and Mrs. Phillip L. SheetsMs. Sandra SteinauJudge David T. Stosberg ’64Mr. and Mrs. James W. StuckertMr. and Mrs. Marion D. SwinneyMs. Martha M. TafelMr. and Mrs. Robert D. VaughnMs. Nancy WalkerMs. Pat WhiteMs. Patricia L. Wilcoxson

In Memory of Katherine and Christina LegaMr. John Vincent Lega ’71

In Memory of Gene and June LennartMr. Michael E. Guetig ’72

In Memory of Mr. Dennis LiebertAlpha Leasing Company Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John W. AmesMr. Jacob J. Arnold ’60Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bailey Jr.Mrs. Dorothy BauerMr. Kerry Bauer ’85Ms. Julia Joseph BellMs. Janet L. BermanDr. and Mrs. Richard J. BowersMr. and Mrs. Kurt BroeckerMr. and Mrs. Ron CaughronCB Commercial-Nicklies & CompanyMr. Ed ChandlerMr. and Mrs. Paul ClementsMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. ColtonMr. and Mrs. Carlton R. CrosierMr. and Mrs. Richard R. CrosierMs. Natalie DuganMs. Norma F. DuganMr. and Mrs. Fred EtchenMr. and Mrs. Clarke FenimoreMr. and Mrs. David W. FennellFidelity Roofing Company, Inc.Mr. Tony FornsMr. and Mrs. Robert L. FrankroneMs. Sandra Anne FrazierGK Packaging Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bart GauntMr. and Mrs. James R. GauntMr. and Mrs. Rick K. GuillaumeMs. Mary L. HackerMs. Christy J. HashMr. and Mrs. Charles HebelMs. Margaret HellmuellerMs. Maryellen HowleyMr. R. Lee Humphrey ’60Hurstbourne Country ClubHurstbourne Ladies GolfMs. Dianne M. HutchersonMr. Leland IsaacsJefferson Financial Services, Inc.Jim Beam Brands Co.Mr. and Mrs. John A. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William L. KaelinMr. and Mrs. R. Michael KellyMs. Patricia H. KielyCol. and Mrs. Ken L. KrausMr. Jerome P. LacyMr. C. Richard LusardoMr. John D. Marstiller ’69Dr. Joseph J. McGowan Jr.Mr. Roy F. McMahanMr. and Mrs. John M. Monohan IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael NabichtThe Parent-Teacher Store and Toys Too!Mr. and Mrs. Emery W. PollardMs. Julia Ann PollardMr. Don A. PowellMr. and Mrs. Bill PurdyMr. and Mrs. Glenn RiefMr. and Mrs. Terry SamsMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schmidt Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. SchnurrMr. and Mrs. Duane R. ShoverMs. Terri SimmonsMr. James U. Smith III ’65Ms. Linda P. StuempfigMr. and Mrs. Ed TurneyMr. and Mrs. Michael B. VairinMr. and Mrs. Henry WagnerDr. and Mrs. Norton WatermanMr. Raymond W. Wilcox ’79Mr. and Mrs. David Y. Wood

In Memory of Stephen Todd MatherMr. and Mrs. William AlveyMr. and Mrs. Scott P. AndersonMr. James F. Ball IIIMr. and Mrs. Jim BallardThe Barber Tennis TeamMr. and Mrs. Neale BennettMs. Susan BloisMr. and Mrs. John BrislinBrown-Forman CorporationDr. and Mrs. Norman A. CummingsDavenport Tennis TeamMr. and Mrs. Frederic H. DavisMr. and Mrs. Dale R. DetlefsMr. Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74Mr. Newell D. FoxMs. Mary E. FullertonMr. and Mrs. Russell G. GaddMr. and Mrs. Robert GustafsonMr. and Mrs. Steve W. HancockMr. and Mrs. Larry HarmsMr. G. J. HartMr. and Mrs. James A. HeffleySteve and Linda Horva

Hurstbourne Country ClubJeffries Hardware & Wholesale Electric Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bill LeavellMr. and Mrs. Lee LeetMasonomics, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. MatherMr. P. M. MattinglyMr. Dave MetzgerMr. and Mrs. John M. MinihanNutwood Homeowners AssociationMr. and Mrs. Steven OlsonMr. and Mrs. B. Frank ParkerMr. and Mrs. Alan G. PipesMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. RoshkowskiMr. and Mrs. George SandmanMr. and Mrs. Lee SchueringMs. Theresa SchueringMr. Ronald ScowbyDr. and Mrs. Larry ShaperoMr. Thomas B. Simms Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. SimpsonStein Automotive IncorporatedMs. Mildred ThiemannMr. and Mrs. Jon C. WaldeckMr. Charles Ward III ’73Dr. and Mrs. Daniel WhitneyMs. Megan B. WilliamsMs. Peggy M. Wooldridge

In Memory of Danny MayLt. Col. Steven T. May ’79

In Memory of Danny McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. McCarthy ’87Ms. Clarice McCarthy

In Memory of Rod McCravyMr. James A Beckham ’86Mr. Ted A. Roberts ’70

In Memory of Gary McGillMr. John C. McGill ’74

In Memory of Ollie MershonMr. Donald C. Jones ’73

In Memory of Mark MillerMr. and Mrs. Jack Miller

In Memory of Richard and Dora Lee MullenMr. Kevin P. Mullen ’72

In Memory of Brian MuthAcordia of KentuckyAdministrative Services Group Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. EvansHall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, PSCMr. Frank P. HillMuth (Brian) Memorial FoundationNorton HealthcareProfessionals Purchasing Group, Inc.Prudential FoundationStrothman & Company PSCYum! Brands Foundation

In Memory of Sandy NewmanAnonymousMr. Thomas Foerster ’67Mr. Arthur P. Hipwell ’67Mr. Frank Mascagni IIIMr. John M. Schardein ’65

In Memory of Lee Ann Green OwensMr. and Mrs. Norvin F. Green Jr.

In Memory of Frederick K. PfeiferMr. and Mrs. William BelangerMr. and Mrs. Howard BowlesMr. and Mrs. Frank R. BurnsMr. and Mrs. Al CassidyMr. John C. Ellington ’76Mr. Joe EngelMr. R. Larkin ForeMr. Charles R. Gabriel ’76Mr. and Mrs. Jeff HorseyMr. and Mrs. Guy E. MontgomeryMr. Markus MuellerMr. and Mrs. John OlashMs. Betty OwenMr. Paul A. Pfeifer ’81Mr. and Mrs. Robert PfeiferMr. Edward J. Poppe ’76Mr. and Mrs. C. R. RedcornMr. Robert L. Rowan Jr.Sam Meyers Formal Wear, Inc.Ms. Jennifer A. SchillerMr. and Mrs. J. B. SearlesMs. Marian SteinmetzMr. and Mrs. R. A. WalsburgerMr. and Mrs. Joseph WalshMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Winters

In Memory of Joseph PohlRev. Stephen A. Pohl ’77

In Memory of Jeff RileyMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Owen Sr. ’66

In Memory of Steve RobbinsMr. and Mrs. L. B. ArneyMr. and Mrs. Danny AylerB.P.O. Elks - Frankfort LodgeMrs. Virginia BanksMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. BritzMr. Malcolm CarricoCentral Kentucky Medical Group, PSCMs. Elizabeth A. Chandler-LesterMr. and Mrs. L. D. ChapmanMr. and Mrs. George ConwayMr. Mike ConwayMr. and Mrs. Jim CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Charles L. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Donald L. DavisMs. Ruth H. DavisMrs. Jean Reynolds DeanDow Corning CorporationMrs. Annette Dupont-EwingSiebel FlemingMr. and Mrs. Jim FromanMr. and Mrs. John C. FromanMr. and Mrs. Luke C. FrostMr. and Mrs. Alf HillMs. Ann HillMs. Faye M. HillMs. Monta Jo HudginsMrs. Raymond HudginsMs. Carole J. JarvisMr. John E. KeithMs. Paula Kelley KemperMr. and Mrs. Herman KinderMr. James B. KlingerMs. Roberta W. LathramMs. Paulette Main

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Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNealMs. Linda Simmons and Pam MilesMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. MillerMr. Ray MillerMr. and Mrs. Michael MuthMr. and Mrs. Mike NevinMr. and Mrs. Herbert NuszMr. and Mrs. Frederic W. OonkMr. and Mrs. David F. PearsonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. PearsonMr. and Mrs. James PurcellMs. Susan RandMs. Lois C. RobbinsMr. and Mrs. Wayne T. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Rob RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Sam ScottMr. and Mrs. James W. ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Laman L. StarkMrs. Harry StrattonMr. Robert TraylorMr. and Mrs. Marshall Ray WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Charles A. WebsterMs. Marian F. Williams

In Memory of Harold RobertsMr. Michael E. Guetig ’72Mr. and Mrs. Ed RobertsMr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Rose

In Memory of Richard D. Ross Sr.Rev. Richard D. Ross Jr. ’78

In Memory of Rich RostelMr. William Kaelin ’81Mr. John V. Kahl ’69Mr. H. Michael Lueke ’95Mr. William E. Neff III ’78Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. RostelMrs. Justine Rostel H’99Mr. James J. Sapienza ’81Mr. Nathan V. Sheets ’93Mr. Joseph L. Wheatley ’75

In Memory of Rev. John SchindlerMr. Dean J. Brauner ’90

In Memory of Tess SchoenbaechlerMr. and Mrs. James E. Stein

In Memory of Janet Lee SchorkMr. Paul Schork

In Memory of Charles L. SchulerMr. C. Barr Schuler ’58

In Memory of Gladys Fowler SchusterMr. James F. Zahradka ’61

In Memory of Walter SchwartzMr. Walter J. Schwartz ’80

In Memory of Peter James ScottMr. John C. Scott ’63

In Memory of Thomas SheehanMr. Edward D. Walsh ’57

In Memory of Gloria E. SmythMr. and Mrs. Donald Wagner

In Memory of Bud SolleyMr. James T. Solley ’94

In Memory of Jimmy SteinMr. and Mrs. Gary L. HatfieldMr. and Mrs. James E. SteinMr. Jon Patrick Stein ’87Dr. Timothy B. Tinker ’84

In Memory of Rev. Alfred SteinhauserMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Woock

In Memory of Joseph StoutMs. Kathaleen Stout

In Memory of Brian Phillip SullivanMr. David A. Sullivan ’96

In Memory of Patrice SuperMr. Michael Super

In Memory of Danny SweeneyMr. Dennis M. Burch ’80

In Memory of Mike TempleMr. Douglas A. Tatum ’88

In Memory of King ThomasMr. Jody M. Dawson ’96

In Memory of Leo TierneyMr. and Mrs. Don McKune

In Memory of Daniel John TimmermanMr. Michael R. Timmerman ’81

In Memory of Rev. C. J. WagnerMr. Ted A. Roberts ’70Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wagner ’71Mr. Philip Wagner

In Memory of Jean Ellen WelchMr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch

In Memory of Richard WickeMr. and Mrs. Alvin Wicke

In Memory of Norman E. WidmerMrs. Janice Widmer

In Memory of Phyllis G. WilliamsMr. W. Lee Underwood Jr. ’72

In Memory of Charles E. WilsonMr. Doug Wilson ’73

In Memory of David WimbergAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Tom BoschMr. Kyle A. Brown ’99Mr. and Mrs. Tim H’01 BrownMr. and Mrs. Norman CarlisleMr. and Mrs. Kent EubankMr. and Mrs. David GrahamMr. Edward R. Harpring ’73Mr. Bruce Jackel ’83Mr. David N. Kall ’99Mr. Brandon T. Losacker ’99Mr. Brian F. McGiveney ’99Mr. John P. Miller Jr. ’99Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’DanielMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. RitchieSt. Barnabas School Sixth GradeMr. and Mrs. Felix SwiderskiMr. Bradley E. Toon ’99UPS FoundationMr. and Mrs. Larry W. WagesMr. and Mrs. David WentzMr. David M. Werle ’90Mr. and Mrs. Joesph G. WeyhingMr. Matthew P. Wilmes ’99Mr. and Mrs. Dennis WimbergWimberg FamilyDr. Thomas H. Zehnder ’63Mr. William P. Zurkuhlen ’99

In Memory of Matt WoolleyMr. Charles Kenneth Wolf ’70

In Memory of Pete ZurkuhlenMr. Matthew P. Zurkuhlen ’96

What is the Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal?The Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal is the cornerstone fund-raising tool we have to offset the actual per-student cost. Tuition for2006-07 is $8,325; the actual cost to educate a student is more than$10,000. Your contribution helps keep tuition more affordable.

What are Annual Fund contributions used for?One thing and one thing only: tuition assistance. More than 40 percentof our students receive tuition assistance.

How valuable is your contribution?Priceless — regardless of the amount. Please help the students of todaybecome the next brother alumni.

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 2007 Annual FundAppeal began July 1, 2006 and will end June 30, 2007.

What does that mean if you made a contribution before June 30, 2006?All Annual Fund gifts received prior to June 30, 2006 were credited tothe 2006 Annual Fund Appeal.

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

Why is tuition so much more than years ago?If you were a Trinity student during the 1950s or ’60s, you were likelytaught by a priest. In those days there were many priests on the faculty,and almost all of them lived on campus.

Today, Trinity’s qualified faculty numbers more than 100 lay people.Trinity must pay a competitive wage to attract top-quality teachers.

How is tuition used?Nearly 80 cents of every tuition dollar is used to pay salaries and providebenefits such as health insurance, which has increased dramatically.Paying a competitive wage, attracting qualified faculty and providing on-going professional development drive costs upward.

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

1. Tuition (annual) – Nearly 80 percent of our revenue is spent onemployee compensation. Tuition will not decrease; it will increaseapproximately $300 to $500 per year. 2. Father Kevin Caster Annual Fund Appeal (annual) – The AnnualFund Appeal funds all tuition assistance programs. Memorial andendowed scholarships 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.).4. Capital Campaigns (as needed) – Since 1998, Trinity has success-fully implemented two capital campaigns: the Shamrock SpiritCampaign (1998) and the Spirit of Trinity Campaign (2003). Capitalcampaigns provide funds for building and facilities construction, campusimprovements and adding to the school’s endowment.

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 and past parents, faculty, staff, friends, corporationsand foundations for the advancement of our educational mission. As away to honor our donors for gifts made to the Annual Fund, we haveestablished the following gift levels.

1953 SOCIETY – In salute to the year of our founding and firstfreshman class, this level of commitment demonstrates the same spiritof adventure 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 comprise this level.

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETY – Named in recognition of theleadership role that Trinity alumni are now playing in this communityand elsewhere. Those who contribute $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 steadfast intheir belief that Trinity is moving forward.

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

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

If I make a contribution now will I receive a phone call during theSpring Phonathon?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. A Trinity education goes above and beyond a highschool education, and you know it. Trinity provides a spiritual founda-tion and support. Trinity provides championship-level athletics. Trinityprovides a priceless academic experience. Trinity shapes the heads andhearts of all who attend here.

Think about your life without a Trinity education. There are manyyoung men in Kentuckiana who want that same experience but simplydo not have the financial means to attend Trinity. Please help thembecome the next Trinity legacy and brother alumni.

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 forSchool Advancement at (502) 893-7625 to report any errors. Trinity High School wishesto express deep appreciation to the many individuals who made this report possible.

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CLASS OF 19571953 SOCIETYMr. Robert L. ArnoldMr. Bruce W. DeckelMr. Richard J. Sherman

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Thomas C. Fitzgerald

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Robert S. KiperMr. John Kenneth RogersMr. J. Pat Snook

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Joseph F. Ackermann Jr.Dr. Richard B. BizotMr. Robert H. Deibel Jr.Mr. Joseph J. Elder IIIMr. Edward P. ErnstMr. John F. PfiesterMr. Gerald M. SheehanMr. H. David Weber

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Edward D. Walsh

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Paul R. FincherMr. Francis E. KinneyMr. John T. RiesterMr. Ronald A. Yates

CLASS OF 19581953 SOCIETYDr. Joseph C. Babey IIIMr. William C. Ballard Jr.Mr. John R. Guthrie

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. James Michael HundleyMr. Richard G. McGrathMr. C. Barr Schuler

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYDr. M. Owen Schmitt

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. John J. Hellmueller Jr.Mr. Norman L. Pilcher Jr.

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Robert E. HeilMr. Frank D. Meisner Sr.

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Joseph A. Stuedle

CLASS OF 19591953 SOCIETYMr. Richard T. BealmearMr. James BolandMr. Louis F. HettingerMr. Ben J. Jewell Jr.Mr. Creighton E. Mershon

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Eugene C. GoodMr. Robert G. Pfaadt

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Robert M. Lindsay

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. James J. Brangers Sr.Mr. George E. BrownMr. Dennis L. DoerrMr. Edgar E. Hardesty Jr.Mr. Martin A. Kamer Jr.Dr. John E. KleberMr. Robert T. LiterMr. R. Scott McGregorMr. Thomas J. NolanMr. Stephen J. RickertDr. Charles R. Ubelhart

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Robert P. DieboldMr. Michael J. EganMr. Joseph H. RogersMr. William H. Schindler Jr.

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Don P. GatterdamMr. David F. HakelDr. Wayne A. KrausMr. Benjamin Charles Runner Jr.

CLASS OF 19601953 SOCIETYMr. Martin P. DuffyMr. Andrew Weas

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. David R. BlockMr. Paul A. GoebelMr. Joseph H. HaydenMr. Ronald A. JohnsonMr. Donald R. Lenz Sr.Mr. William F. OlgesMr. Robert J. OserMr. John H. Toombs

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Dennis R. CardwellMr. Michael D. CasperMr. Michael J. FitzgeraldMr. Robert B. GayhartMr. Louis E. HimelreichMr. R. Lee HumphreyMr. James J. HutchinsMr. David L. KruseMr. Carl R. LutesMr. J. Dennis Yates

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Jacob J. ArnoldMr. Louis S. Byron Jr.Mr. Donald DelphMr. Michael E. DeWittMr. Joseph Forrest DyeMr. David B. HartMr. Edward H. KeileyMr. Daniel F. Lange Sr.Mr. Norbert W. LubbersMr. Patrick D. McCarthyMr. Charles L. McPherson

Mr. Kenneth L. NethertonMr. Philip S. O’Daniel Sr.Mr. Rick K. Panther

CLASS OF 19611953 SOCIETYMr. Robert I. CusickMr. James E. DockterMr. Charles J. Kane Jr.Mr. Charles E. Ricketts Jr.

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Norbert Rawert

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Joseph Don FegerMr. Charles OwensMr. David A. SattichMr. Richard E. Young

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. J. Vincent Aprile IIMr. Bard W. ChoderaMr. Charles T. DuesMr. Joseph L. FowlerMr. James R. HobenMr. Robert J. KoppMr. William F. Steinemann Jr.Mr. James F. Zahradka

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Paul E. Bleuel Jr.Mr. George S. HillenbrandMr. Martin Holahan

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. John T. QuesenberryMr. Darryl R. Zanone

CLASS OF 19621953 SOCIETYDr. Charles L. Dannaher Jr.Mr. James W. Snider Jr.

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. James H. Beckham Jr.

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Stephen D. BooneMr. Eugene Eckert

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBLt. Gen. William J. DonahueMr. James C. LeetMr. R. Thomas PoppeMr. Charles W. SandmanMr. James W. Solley

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBDr. Lawrence A. BlockMr. John C. EvansMr. Jerry T. Levie

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Stephen P. GravatteMr. Michael J. GreeneMr. Ernest H. GrovesMr. David L. HorlanderMr. Leonard A. KrebsMr. Russell SchoenMr. Clarence N. Temple Jr.

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CLASS OF 19631953 SOCIETYJudge Frank Kenneth ConliffeMr. Joseph E. Gliessner

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Roy F. KellermanMr. William M. Schulz

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. John A. HettingerMr. Michael B. JohnsonMr. Mark L. LindsayMr. John C. ScottDr. Thomas H. Zehnder

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Douglas DieboldMr. Michael A. GravenMr. Raymond A. KraemerDr. William C. MadaussMr. Patrick T. SiblerMr. James M. StrauseMr. Ronald L. Weber

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Edward P. Sheehan

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Lawrence E. ClarkMr. John E. CrabtreeMr. Joseph R. Thompson

CLASS OF 19641953 SOCIETYJudge David T. Stosberg

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. John W. Hudson

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYDr. Gerald J. Lynch

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Paul W. AckermannMr. William H. AronhimeMr. Fred M. DuganMr. Gary A. GarpettiMr. Howard T. KahlMr. Joseph E. Lenahan IIIMr. Louis K. RobardsMr. Dennis James Showalter IIIMr. Eugene J. Zehnder

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Thomas R. BeattyMr. Irvin M. KircherMr. David M. LangleyMr. Kenneth C. Reising Jr.Mr. Lawrence T. SmithMr. Paul Werle

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Dennis L. DittmeierMr. John B. Helm

CLASS OF 19651953 SOCIETYMr. Gregory H. BrownLt. Col. Fred T. FowlerMr. Daniel E. Wiseman

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. John W. OttoMr. James U. Smith III

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Damian F. AbellMr. Samuel L. Eury Jr.Mr. Roy B. HillMr. Bert Krekel Jr.Mr. Joseph K. Mudd

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBDr. Thomas J. BisigMr. Michael L. BlockMr. Michael L. BuckmanMr. John B. CorsoMr. Richard L. DeSanctisMr. Raymond L. ForstMr. H. Mark LuekeMr. Joseph E. NatalieMr. Michael L. RichardsonMr. John M. SchardeinMr. James Wilhelmus

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Paul D. AmickMr. Robert C. AmshoffMr. F. Robert DawsonMr. Clarence P. KlausingMr. Kenneth A. LageMr. Stephen A. Schwager

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Danny K. DoyleMr. Edward M. York

CLASS OF 19661953 SOCIETYMr. William T. CaldwellMr. William James Lintner Jr.Mr. George M. Snider

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Robert M. KellerMr. Clyde G. Knoppe Jr.Dr. Frank J. Sasse

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. James C. BucklerMr. George M. DreherMr. James W. LaemmleMr. Andrew J. Neichter Jr.Mr. Charles E. Weiter

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. John T. BraschMr. Norbert Joseph Fante Jr.Mr. Edward J. HathornMr. David M. HillMr. John E. HillMr. Richard A. JanesMr. W. Michael KirtleyMr. Michael A. PattersonMr. David J. Schackmann

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Timothy S. FearneyhoughMr. Terry P. NethertonMr. Clinton L. WalkerMr. James A. Wallace

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. R. Bruce AllgeierMr. A. Andrew Alvey Jr.Mr. James M. BackertMr. Christopher BauscherMr. Louis C. BickettMr. David M. BischoffMr. Bruce J. BlockMr. Mark E. BoslerMr. Nicholas E. Bosler Sr.Maj. William F. Bowman Jr.Mr. David N. BrawnerMr. Kenneth J. BrownMr. John H. CurryMr. David W. Herbig Sr.Mr. James E. KalbfleischMr. John A. KleierMr. Stephen J. Owen Sr.

CLASS OF 19671953 SOCIETYMr. Arthur P. HipwellDr. Thomas W. Uhde

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Allan J. ChristainMr. Edward L. RehDr. William Weber

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Dennis T. BryanMr. Jerome R. ClayMr. C. Joseph Duane IIIMr. Thomas A. Klausing

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. W. Steve AndriotMr. Karl BuechlerMr. Thomas FoersterMr. William S. Giannini Jr.Mr. John Michael GloreMr. Ronald E. RichardsonMr. Philip E. RiggsMr. Donald Sibler

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. James AtonMr. David A. DepoysterMr. Thomas W. GrantMr. Peter R. GuetigMr. Bruce J. KempfMr. Robert Minton IIIMr. Martin PohlerMr. Paul R. Zurkuhlen

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Joe K. AschbacherMr. David J. BowlingMr. Allen W. MelcherMr. Dennis V. MonroeMr. John T. Patterson Jr.Mr. Dennis S. PohlMr. Cyril J. StockerMr. Fred W. Weinert

CLASS OF 19681953 SOCIETYMr. David L. FreibertMr. Charles Terry LaFolletteMr. Michael MillettMr. Raymond J. Naber

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. F. William Fensterer IIIMr. David L. Vish

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Daniel J. McCarthy

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Marvin L. OrmerodMr. Stephen H. PottingerMr. Dennis C. PursleyMr. Mark E. Smith

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Gerald F. BelcherMr. Don C. BramlettMr. Joseph F. Demling Sr.Mr. John B. KalbfleischMr. Lee E. PieperMr. Albert A. Tomassetti Jr.Mr. Mark Brian Toombs

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. James L. DunnMr. Steven A. ForbesMr. Richard T. HolthouserMr. Fred J. Klausing IIIMr. Walter K. KorenMr. Erwin J. WeilerMr. Edmund P. Wulf

CLASS OF 19691953 SOCIETYMr. James C. BisigMr. Robert W. EnglandMr. Robert L. HeleringerMr. Alan W. HennesseyMr. William Craig KisselMr. Mark S. PlummerMr. Robert J. RehMr. Herman R. Wallitsch Jr.Dr. Timothy R. Woock

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Robert L. BeckerMr. Thomas F. ChadyMr. William D. CrosbyMr. Gerald L. GastMr. Tim E. HeustisMr. John C. MeyerMr. Paul SandmanMr. Edward E. ToutantDr. Michael UhdeMr. Robert W. Wendler III

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Kenneth L. BlockMr. Paul W. BruendermanMr. Michael DoranMr. Gary D. GriffinMr. David A. HarrisMr. Michael T. HellmuellerMr. John D. MarstillerMr. Michael J. Page

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Mr. Douglas F. SchmittMr. Ronald L. Zehnder

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. George H. Abell Jr.Mr. David G. BaronMr. David L. BauerMr. David C. BischofDr. Donald T. DonovanMr. Thomas H. HaydenMr. Ted R. HelmMr. John V. KahlMr. John P. Nolan Jr.Mr. Charles V. Palmer-Ball IIMr. Michael RadmacherMr. Edward L. SchoenbaechlerMr. J. Jeffrey ShekellMr. Joseph W. Von Bokern Jr.Dr. John WilhelmusMr. Robert E. WolffMr. William J. Wunderlin

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Robert CaswellMr. Mark D. EsterleMr. M. Douglas FerryMr. Roger D. FranckMr. John J. FredricksMr. Thomas W. GieslerMr. R. Kent HolzknechtMr. D. Bruce JonesMr. Robert C. KircherMr. John M. NoonMr. Bruce E. Radaker Jr.Mr. David A. Schoenbachler

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Bruce L. KlausingMr. Kenneth A. Nunn Sr.Mr. Michael L. Reeves

CLASS OF 19701953 SOCIETYMr. William E. Brundage Jr.Mr. Bruce W. RaqueMr. J. Brian SearlesMr. Phillip J. Stuecker Sr.

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. John P. Ribar

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Gerald R. DitslerMr. Philip M. KayrouzMr. Charles Kenneth Wolf

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Thomas W. BruendermanMr. Bruce K. BurchMr. William M. DoerrMr. William L. DraneMr. William E. EgnerMr. Jerome E. FielyMr. Dennis J. FowlerMr. A. Thomas JohnsonMr. David C. KempfMr. Chester C. Krill Jr.Mr. Gerard D. O’ConnellMr. Kevin P. RoyMr. Michael L. Simms IIIMr. Thomas E. Stevens

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. David R. AtonMr. James M. CrushMr. Larry KirzingerMr. Ted A. RobertsMr. Stephen R. Zollner

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Tim J. BarryMr. C. David MelcherMr. Donald A. MirkaMaj. David W. UrtonMr. Carl E. Yunker

CLASS OF 19711953 SOCIETYMr. Patrick BleemelMr. John E. Freibert Jr.Mr. Timothy H. FreibertMr. Daniel R. FullerMr. J. Drew LaughlinMr. James A. MuddMr. John S. PooleMr. Robert J. Silliman

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. John V. Lega

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Chris G. HaraganMr. John J. Holzknecht Jr.Mr. David C. WagnerCol. John F. Wagner III

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Robert C. BarrowMr. Robert C. BassMr. W. Kelly BurkeMr. J. Michael EdelenMr. Norbert R. Fischer Jr.Dr. Chris J. KrawiecMr. Robert W. ShoberMr. John R. WashbishMr. Daniel L. Wheat

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Paul Beam Jr.Mr. Gary W. DodsonMr. Timothy D. GoldenMr. John M. HilbMr. Denis J. JewellMr. John W. KnoopMr. Ronald D. McClish

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Gary P. HansMr. William P. Hines Jr.Mr. Robert E. MartinMr. Michael A. McCarthyMr. Frank W. Ronnau IIIMr. Robert J. RussellMr. Daniel C. Smith IVMr. Robert E. Wheeler Sr.

CLASS OF 19721953 SOCIETYMr. Robert BenimMr. Don FreibertMr. Steve RaibleMr. Herbert K. Scales IIIMr. James A. Wallitsch

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Robert A. EckerleMr. Michael E. GuetigMr. John A. JacksonMr. Louis S. KisselMr. J. T. Sims Jr.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Joseph G. BuddellMr. Philip D. Fitzgerald IIIMr. Thomas S. FrankMr. William R. GrantMr. Peter M. HammerMr. Lawrence R. Link Jr.Mr. Daryl E. NethertonMr. David A. RibarMr. Richard B. Wunderlin

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. James L. BruendermanMr. Don A. HartleyMr. Steven T. HouptMr. Robert P. KieferMr. John LeismanMr. William M. MolnarMr. Stephen C. OechsliMr. Dudley W. SandersMr. Mark A. ThompsonMr. W. Lee Underwood Jr.Mr. Steve Zeller

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Mark R. AschbacherMr. David W. BucklerMr. James L. CarterMr. Michael J. Cassin

Mr. John E. Fallot Jr.Mr. Donald R. HissamMr. Charles J. HurstMr. Thomas J. KaelinMr. Robert T. LynchMr. Glenn Martin Jr.Mr. Kevin P. MullenMr. Thomas M. MurrayMr. Mark E. MyersMr. David A. PerdueMr. David M. PriceMr. Anthony D. Ruhl

CLASS OF 19731953 SOCIETYMr. Samuel C. CorbettMr. Patrick R. HaydenMr. Donald C. Jones

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYDr. Glenn R. BlincoeMr. Norman E. FallotMr. William P. Kelly IIIMr. Michael E. PerkinsDr. Rod L. RalloMr. Doug Wilson

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Richard D. BrowningMr. Timothy P. CastagnoMr. John J. HodesMr. Kevin R. MullinMr. Joseph P. O’Mary Jr.Mr. Matthew J. RobinsonMr. Rudy L. Volz III

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TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. James E. Bell Jr.Lt. Col. Michael E. ClaytonMr. Anthony J. CobaughMr. David E. ElderMr. Michael J. SchindlerMr. Kevin L. SchulzDr. Kevin M. WalshMr. Charles Ward IIIMr. Thomas A. Zoeller

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Joseph F. Birkenmeyer Jr.Mr. William E. Bland IIMr. Oscar E. Fussenegger IIIMr. Richard H. Gabriel Jr.Mr. Edward R. HarpringMr. James K. JohnsonMr. Raymond J. MaeserMr. Charles L. Servino

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Wade A. LeeMr. James E. Olliges

CLASS OF 19741953 SOCIETYMr. Michael N. Jones

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Raymond P. Duran Jr.Dr. Don Metry Jr.Mr. Ben M. Streepey

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Joseph T. ClarkRev. Mark KeeneDr. Ronald J. MillerMr. Donald L. Noe

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Richard BryantMr. Stephen G. ChadyMr. Richard W. Hubbard Jr.Mr. Douglas S. HubertMr. Robert J. Mondun Sr.Mr. Edward L. Munson Jr.Mr. Wayne S. Palmer-BallMr. John C. PieperMr. David M. Schmitt

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Stephen DroppelmanMr. William R. HeebMr. John C. McGillMr. Michael J. ParrisMr. Keith M. PearsonMr. Richard L. SilsMr. Marvin A. Stober

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Scott M. BallardMr. Mark SholtesMr. Dennis J. TaylorMr. Donald E. Wirtzberger

CLASS OF 19751953 SOCIETYMr. Christopher C. BurckleMr. Gregory F. House

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. David S. GrahamMr. John T. Kenny

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Martin B. Weber

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Fred BleuelMr. Joseph BuchheitMr. J. Robert Buschermohle Jr.Mr. Michael L. ChancellorMr. Steven G. CrumpMr. Frank M. CuffeMr. Edward F. FlechlerMr. Ronald P. HohmannMr. William E. Hughes IIIMr. John LesouskyMr. Brian D. MartinMr. William A. Motsch Jr.Mr. Joseph E. OkruhlicaMr. David A. SextonMr. Thomas F. Speed Jr.Mr. Joseph L. WheatleyMr. R. Keith Yann

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Steve M. BarnettMr. Kevin D. BivenMr. David T. DarstMr. Timothy P. DurbinMr. Michael T. FallotMr. Jerome D. FischerMr. John Keith HeustisMr. Michael D. HillMr. Daniel T. MinogueMr. Kenneth J. PowersDr. William Jeffrey Schoen

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Thomas B. BarrowMr. John E. BrewerMr. Mark A. BurnsMr. John F. Carroll Jr.Mr. Brian E. DeVoreMr. Michael J. DoyleMr. Paul J. FusseneggerMr. Gary M. KenneyMr. Robert W. KleinMr. Anthony W. KuhlMr. Ralph LandenwichMr. William C. Maier IIIMr. Richard A. RibarDr. David H. SmithMr. Gary L. StratmanMr. Donald J. TempleMr. Dennis M. WillingerMr. Robert L. Woolsey Jr.

CLASS OF 19761953 SOCIETYMr. David Mercke

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. David J. PottingerMr. Micheal D. Wendler

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Steve L. ChildressDr. Thomas M. KayrouzMr. Martin F. McDonald

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Kenneth A. BohnertMaj. Michael A. GreerMr. Paul J. HoffmannMr. Richard ImpellizzeriMr. Doug A. KoestelMr. Stanley G. Logan Jr.Mr. Paul F. ReschMr. Andrew J. SchmittMr. Keith M. TalbottDr. Joseph B. Wise III

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. John C. EllingtonMr. Herbert A. FeigeMr. Thomas J. FenstererMr. Michael L. KunzMr. Edward J. PoppeMr. Kevin J. RuhlMr. Jeff A. Sheehan

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Charles R. GabrielMr. Steve L. KoestelMr. Joseph M. Tichenor IIIMr. Steve W. Wyatt

CLASS OF 19771953 SOCIETYMr. William M. ConderMr. Kenneth A. GravenMr. James A. MorrisDr. Robert J. MullenMr. David A. ScintaMr. F. Greg ScintaMr. Robert L. Zimlich

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. David M. BrauckmannMr. Eric D. Smith

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Byron J. ButlerMr. Curt A. Zoeller

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Dane A. BartlettMr. Philip A. FacklerMr. Ronald J. KeltyMr. Timothy P. MaloneRev. Stephen A. PohlMr. Curtis J. RichieMr. Scott F. ScintaMr. William J. Spath Jr.

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Raymond D. ByronMr. Halbert A. CrumesMr. Dennis B. FoxMr. Timothy J. HornungMr. William G. PhillipsMr. Steve V. PurdyMr. Bradley J. RepinskiMr. Jeffrey W. RobyMr. Anthony B. WightMr. J. Scott Williams

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Thomas L. CrushMr. Joseph E. DomhoffMr. James B. HaydenMr. David L. ScheuMr. Gary J. Wilhelmus

CLASS OF 19781953 SOCIETYMr. James CampbellMr. Sean R. HigginsMr. Richard A. PanielloMr. Joseph M. Porter Jr.Mr. Christopher S. Tompkins

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Kevin D. GriffoMr. Paul W. KeeneMr. Howard M. NatalieMr. Randall R. Sears

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Alfred B. EnglandMr. John A. NeichterMr. Stanford L. West

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Michael T. BeyerleMr. Michael D. BrotzgeMr. Leo J. Brown IIIMr. Arthur L. Curran Jr.Dr. Jeff D. HarbrechtMr. David A. HissamMr. James W. KapfhammerMr. Joseph Christopher KingMr. Mark H. LageMr. Thomas H. LeisMr. Michael L. LenahanDr. James M. Link Jr.Mr. Kyle T. MullinMr. William E. Neff IIIRev. Richard D. Ross Jr.Mr. John P. Walsh

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. James J. Brady IIIMr. Ronald J. ChancellorMr. David L. FuchsMr. Dan HouriganMr. Robert A. Metry Jr.Mr. Richard T. Miller

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Andrew J. HeadMr. Jerome E. Schlafer

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CLASS OF 19791953 SOCIETYMr. Mark CorbettDr. Brian G. HarbrechtMr. Rick M. MoirMr. John A. RileyDr. David L. ShuttMr. Bruce SpringerMr. James R. York Jr.

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Dennis M. ConnellMr. Kevin L. HornMr. John Joseph OliverMr. David J. Rickert

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Michael E. BlakeMr. Christopher BreslinMr. Daniel M. FellerMr. Nicholas MelilloDr. Steven M. Tidwell

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Dennis R. AdamsMr. Robert P. BucklerMr. Arthur W. IlerLt. Col. Steven T. MayMr. Philip OsborneMr. Michael H. Smyth

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Philip A. BoniferMr. David F. BowlingMr. Christopher BroskyMr. Bruce DettlingerMr. Edward K. GrantzMr. Michael J. HeebMr. Michael KaysMr. David B. O’DanielMr. Craig P. RidgeMr. Kevin J. RileyMr. William T. TaylorMr. David TimpermanMr. Scott J. WeiningMr. Daniel R. Wilhelmi

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Dominick AnconaMr. Robert A. CripeMr. Jeffrey MalkmusMr. Bryant L. NohaltyMaj. Roger A. SprengerMr. Raymond W. Wilcox

CLASS OF 19801953 SOCIETYDr. Paul C. Brooks IIIMr. Paul A. Clements IIDr. Paul K. FearneyhoughMr. John C. HornMr. Keith E. KamenishDr. Carlos A. PerezMr. Mark Vogt

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYDr. Robert HolzknechtMr. Kevin P. McGarryMr. Michael Sullivan

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Robert C. BohnMr. Larry A. BurenMr. Christopher HartungDr. William PadgettMr. Walter J. SchwartzMr. Jeffrey Shadowen

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Michael K. ConnellyMr. Douglas S. JansenMr. J. Lawrence Raidt IIMr. Dale SchaferMr. Anthony G. Weiter

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Thomas M. Adams Jr.Mr. Christopher J. BrownMr. Dennis M. BurchMr. Robert T. FallahayMr. James KoppMr. David P. NoeMr. Robert A. Weber

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Matthew W. BaugherMr. William BrookinsMr. Keenan BrownMr. David HarpringMr. Frederick W. KirschMr. John D. KremerMr. James A. KuchenbrodMr. Michael A. RyanMr. Jeffrey Wise

CLASS OF 19811953 SOCIETYMr. David L. Beckman Jr.Mr. Michael BrennanMr. John M. House Jr.Mr. D. Scott McClintonMr. Brian V. OteroMr. James A. Patterson IIMr. Steven C. TompkinsMr. R. Todd Turney

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. David GriffoMr. Steven E. HigdonMr. Joseph NiehausMr. Paul A. Pfeifer

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Stephen GeigerMr. Damien M. PratherMr. Stephen D. StallingsMr. Eric WhyteMr. Samuel A. Winkler

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Stephen M. HaffnerMr. William KaelinMr. Michael C. KlineMr. Casey Krawiec

Mr. Michael S. MaysMr. Jeffrey MillhollanMr. Robert MulrooneyMr. Timothy O’RourkeMr. Donald RibarMr. James J. SapienzaMr. Michael R. TimmermanMr. Curtis M. WebbMr. Thomas J. Welter

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Charles T. HumphreyMr. Vincent PassanisiMr. James M. SchneiderDr. Daniel J. Young

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. K. Victor FeyMr. Norman J. LintonMr. Perry F. Marshall IIIMr. Kurt B. NethertonMr. Lawrence RuckriegelMr. J. Key Schoen

CLASS OF 19821953 SOCIETYMr. A. C. McKay ChauvinMr. Darryl IsaacsMr. Michael J. Sheehy

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Paul G. BeelerMr. Christopher DeeleyMr. Thomas EckertMr. William R. Hodapp

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Mark KelleyMr. David J. Webb

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. David BurianekDr. Jeffrey V. ChouMr. John F. ClementsMr. James Timothy CulverMr. Quintin FawbushMr. Timothy A. FegerMr. Jeffrey GrahamMr. Christopher GrantzMr. David HayesMr. John HouckMr. Scott E. KremerMr. Christopher W. MeyerMr. Raymond A. NowackiMr. Christopher J. OttMr. Paul StichMr. Douglas P. Williams

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Michael CasperMr. Stephen J. LorenzMr. Theodore W. Poppe

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Michael DehartMr. Walter MartinMr. Gregory RosenbaumMr. Edward G. Weiter Sr.

CLASS OF 19831953 SOCIETYMr. Vernon E. Johnston

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. J. Scott BrianDr. Lee E. Corbett

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Charles BeckmanMr. David A. KamerMr. Brian SchneiderMr. Stephen Szwarc

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Louis J. AboudMr. Steve G. BeckerMr. Matthew EnglebertMr. Gene K. GarciaMr. Jeffrey A. HaeberlinMr. Donald F. KrauthMr. Stanley H. LichtefeldMr. Joseph K. MontgomeryMr. Matthew M. RickertMr. Charles C. RothMr. Richard WagnerMr. Steve Williams

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Timothy M. BabrowskiMr. Joseph EsterleMr. Mark GreenwellMr. Bruce JackelMr. Matthew KornMr. Darin P. MinogueMr. Kevin OserMr. John N. Sandman

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Christopher R. AllenMr. Michael E. BradenMr. Edward CampbellMr. Brook N. CatlettMr. Theodore Malone

CLASS OF 19841953 SOCIETYDr. Rodney V. ChouMr. John V. TuckerMr. Vincent J. TyraMr. Douglas R. Wise

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Gary T. AllgeierMr. R. Craig BealmearMr. Thomas ClementsMr. Robert L. Fischer

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. J. Richard Hayes

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Bryan T. BucklerMr. David E. MillerMr. John OusephMr. William B. ShircliffDr. Timothy B. TinkerMr. Timothy Watson

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GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. John M. BrunnerDr. William HesseMr. David I. RueffMr. Kirkland Stallings

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. William BrenzelMr. Douglas MetryMr. Todd Richards

CLASS OF 19851953 SOCIETYMr. Brian BrohmanMr. Drew J. ConliffeMr. Todd MeyerMr. David Troutman

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. James AdrioMr. Kevin BramerMr. Steven R. CramerMr. Timothy W. DearmondMr. Michael KamerMr. Donald A. KingMr. John R. KmetzMr. Erin SchladerMr. Ronald Taylor

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Joel BraunDr. David A. DuesMr. Grant A. HarbrechtMr. John J. KellyMr. Thomas LauerMr. Michael C. YatesMr. Timothy Zick

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Jeffrey L. AshleyMr. Paul J. BishopMr. Jeffrey CaffeeMr. David J. CraneMr. Angelo J. Desposito IIIDr. Matthew F. DumstorfMr. Laurence E. KompMr. Mark MonsourMr. Michael R. PfeiferMr. Guy RichieMr. Robert Seng II

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Daniel J. BurchMr. Dino R. CamomotMr. W. Miles CutsingerMr. W. Carey HirtzelMr. David B. MilesMr. Carroll Teague

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Kerry BauerMr. Carl BollingerMr. Steve DentingerMr. Andrew S. Mays

CLASS OF 19861953 SOCIETYMr. Steven R. ArentsenMr. David S. Elder Jr.Lt. Col. David B. GossettMr. Richard L. Morris Jr.

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Sean E. Deeley

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Edward B. Bibb

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Scott W. ArentsenMr. Shawn L. CanadayMr. Robert H. Deibel IIIDr. James Patrick DonovanMr. Stephen P. HulsmanMr. Mark L. KantlehnerMr. Paul J. LintonMr. Barry J. NohaltyMr. Brian D. Pfaadt

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Todd B. GrahamMr. Terry T. HolmesMr. Christopher M. JacksonMr. Kurt W. JohnsonMr. Paul T. O’DanielMr. Michael J. OstingMr. Brian E. SchmidtMr. Michael J. Whelan

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. James A. BeckhamMr. Joseph P. BranhamMr. Jeffrey B. DoningerMr. Dean A. FegerSFC Kerry W. GramigMr. John M. PratherMr. William J. Weigel

CLASS OF 19871953 SOCIETYMr. Alexander G. BabeyMr. Matthew S. Elder

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Charles A. Moore

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Glen D. GeorgeheadMr. Larry A. Judd Jr.Mr. Robert T. Wagner

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Kenneth P. BlakeMr. Jonathan K. DeyeMr. James E. Groves IIIMr. M. Lance KidwellMr. Robert Bruce Lindsey IIIMr. Ronald L. Maddux Jr.Mr. Andrew M. McCarthyMr. Brian K. PooleMr. C. Gregory RankinMr. Christopher J. Russell

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Joseph P. BohnMr. Jon Patrick Stein

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Joseph H. HinkleMr. Keith W. Viers

CLASS OF 19881953 SOCIETYMr. Andrew W. Wearren

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Barry M. Clements

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Brian L. JentMr. Matthew W. JochimMr. Gary W. OwensMr. Malcolm W. RobertsonMr. Douglas A. Tatum

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Stephen L. MartinMr. Robert J. Ramsay Jr.Mr. William J. Roby Jr.

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. David M. ArnoldDr. Benjamin J. SchoenbachlerMr. Michael K. Winter

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Todd A. GrassMr. Ted L. Reverman III

CLASS OF 19891953 SOCIETYMr. Michael E. Hobbs Jr.Mr. M. David Power

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Matthew R. BurnsteinMr. Jason J. DombroskiMr. W. Andrew Tapp

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Matthew M. Haaf

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. William M. Brewer Jr.Mr. Joseph F. Demling Jr.Mr. Gregory A. HallMr. John D. RichMr. Marek G. SimonMr. Richard L. TinsleyMr. Daniel M. Walter

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. David P. BonnMr. Joseph A. HaganMr. Patrick M. Potter

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. James Jeffrey GriffinMr. James M. MeyersMr. Gregory E. Tichenor

CLASS OF 1990PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Daniel S. BramerMr. Kevin L. JuddCapt. Kevin M. Sullivan

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Steven B. JentMr. Michael C. JohnsonMr. Brian C. LeisMr. David Keith NorrisMr. David A. Rothgerber Jr.

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Scott R. BeckhamMr. Dean J. BraunerMr. Christian J. CurtinMr. John T. DziedzicDr. Charles Mitchell LuckettMr. Scott T. RobyMr. Jesse L. RyanMr. Marc A. SabinMr. Travis M. Wagoner

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Bradley A. BloisMr. Gregory C. BrownMr. Scott W. BryantMr. Christopher M. CoomesMr. Chad R. DierkenMr. Thaddeus M. FineMr. Scott C. HornMr. Gerald L. MetzmeierMr. Patrick M. NoonanMr. Phimar D. PattersonMr. David M. Werle

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Thomas Keith DillonMr. Kelby D. DreisbachMr. Christopher F. HaunzMr. Blake A. HolsclawMr. Troy L. KingMr. Mark A. PontrichMr. Scott A. Thornberry

CLASS OF 19911953 SOCIETYMr. Christopher R. Pund

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYCapt. David M. BellMr. W. Craig DeSensi

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Mark E. AbelMr. Cary L. BraunLt. Gen. Matthew K. ConliffeMr. Mark R. FunkeMr. Daniel V. GrenoughMr. Kevin P. GuetigMr. Joseph A. HaydenMr. Jarrod R. Smith

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Geoffrey S. BakerMr. Richard H. Boeckmann Jr.Mr. Joseph D. HagedornMr. David G. SnappMr. Timothy J. Streit

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GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Paul L. ArentsenMr. Charles Robert BeavenMr. Christopher M. GregoryMr. Timothy P. HazelwoodMr. David Todd JonesMr. Andrew A. RamsayMr. Garrick A. Straub

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Eric Christopher BotnerMr. Cary L. Clark Jr.Mr. G. Wes GiesMr. Robert J. Hill IIMr. Christopher L. MackeyMr. Timothy M. NaehrMr. Todd M. PehlkeMr. Robert J. RoggenkampMr. Stephen R. Schoen

CLASS OF 1992TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Joseph B. CecilMr. Matthew D. HaunzMr. Steven T. KingMr. Eric L. MillerMr. Joseph A. MuddMr. Andrew D. Stosberg

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Joseph C. Babey IVMr. Eric W. GossMr. Christopher A. GradyMr. Jeremy B. Rothgerber

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Jason L. Stocker

CLASS OF 1993TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Thomas A. AberliMr. Brian C. BrewerMr. Walter T. CottonMr. Bradley A. LampleyMr. Frederick W. LapeMr. Matthew E. McGrathMr. Brian P. NorrisMr. Nathan V. SheetsMr. Daron M. Van Vactor

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. C. Brantley DreisbachMr. John David GreenMr. Kris M. OhlmannMr. William L. Ralston IIIMr. Lee P. Rivette

CLASS OF 1994TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Joseph V. Pavoni

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Michael T. BukowskiMr. Brent A. CoomesMr. Daniel E. EckertMr. Jason A. KrekelMr. Brian A. MoormanMr. James Clay Pearce

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Thomas C. FainMr. Kevin G. FisherMr. Keith R. Guetig

Mr. Chad A. HennesseyMr. Kevin D. HeukeMr. Eric W. PayneMr. James T. Solley

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. James B. CaudillMr. Jason M. HulsewedeMr. Jeffrey P. McRae

CLASS OF 19951953 SOCIETYMr. David R. LewisMr. H. Travis Stanfield

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Brian N. BellucciMr. W. Bradley CaldwellMr. Ryan J. FranconiaMr. Timothy J. HallMr. Steven M. Jones Jr.Mr. H. Michael LuekeMr. Jeffrey C. MellingerMr. Michael MerrickMr. Craig A. MuddMr. Jonathan J. PilbeanMr. Robert J. Ruckriegel Jr.Mr. Patrick J. Weiter

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. John L. DeanMr. Glen Douglas DreisbachMr. S. Kyle DreisbachMr. Benjamin T. Smith

CLASS OF 1996TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Kurt T. Brown

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Ryan C. ComptonMr. Bryan D. DantMr. Jody M. DawsonMr. Kevin R. FreyMr. Nicholas P. McDowellMr. Sean M. MirandaMr. John Michael MooreMr. Jesse A. Mudd

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Mark A. BakerMr. James Robert BironasMr. Damon L. FiganiakMr. Charles T. Hogg Jr.Mr. Keith J. KlusmanMr. David A. SullivanMr. Matthew P. Zurkuhlen

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Matthew J. GamertsfelderMr. Kevin A. Loehle

CLASS OF 1997TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Mark W. AmickMr. Christopher W. Staley

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Michael L. BratcherMr. John P. DarrMr. Joseph C. Klausing

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Matthew S. AlveyMr. Mark L. BrownMr. David S. Pohler

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Theodore K. BroeckerMr. Jason A. Garr

CLASS OF 1998TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Andrew F. DieboldMr. Mark Wallingford

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Andrew M. Hennessey

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Ricky D. FransenMr. David J. RidenourMr. Jason R. Smith

CLASS OF 19991953 SOCIETYMr. Matthew D. Fetter

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYBrandon T. Losacker

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Kyle A. Brown

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Jason A. HallMr. Adam R. KealMr. Bradley E. ToonMr. Mark R. Wagner

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Nick L. CarnesMr. David N. KallMr. Brian F. McGiveneyMr. John P. Miller Jr.Mr. William P. Zurkuhlen

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Matthew P. Wilmes

CLASS OF 2000TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. James A. DownesMr. Adam M. FusseneggerMr. Cordell G. Lawrence Jr.Mr. Patrick M. NewmanMr. Jeffrey D. PooleMr. Kyle RehMr. Adam C. Wiseman

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Frank L. Hilbert Jr.Mr. Matthew E. HoardMr. Benjamin T. Whitaker

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Brandon T. DeTomaMr. Sean D. Robinson

CLASS OF 2001PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. Matthew R. Palmer-Ball

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Nicholas W. KleinhelterMr. Keith D. OlsonMr. John P. Woock

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Casey L. Wagner

CLASS OF 2002TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Joseph G. BloodworthMr. Trevor L. Gousha

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. John J. Balbach Jr.Mr. Jason M. Figaniak

CLASS OF 2003TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. John Andrew Hitron

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Dylan T. Wagner

CLASS OF 2006GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. James W. DawsonMr. Michael B. K. Sheehy

FRIENDS1953 SOCIETYAnonymous

(former Trinity faculty member)Mrs. Martha BarrBramco, Inc.Hillerich & Bradsby Co.Hollenbach FamilyJunkin Safety Appliance CompanyKing & Company, PSCRev. Gregory KlaasMr. Nicholas J. McGrathNeace Lukens O’Mary Brothers PlumbingParadis FoundationPearce Brothers Ready Mix Concrete

and Supply Co., Inc. Publishers Printing Co.Sterling G. Thompson Co.United Electric CompanyWagner Electric CompanyWyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYAcordia of KentuckyRev. Robert E. Osborne

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMs. Judy GolliherMs. Barbara J. Melillo

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBBro. Robert E. Arrowsmith, CFXRev. Thomas BolandMs. Paula S. FuquaRev. John W. HanrahanMr. Michael J. HylandMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. KempfMr. Walter E. OrrillMs. Martha C. PayneMr. and Mrs. Wade H. Poole IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles L. RichyMr. Robert L. Rowan Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. RowanShe of Louisville, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Sysol

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBThe Barber Tennis TeamMr. and Mrs. A. W. BarnesMr. and Mrs. Bob BlairMr. and Mrs. Louis J. BuddoMs. Mary H. ChamberlainMr. Charles DevittMr. and Mrs. James L. DreyerMr. William GormanMr. and Mrs. Robert GustafsonMr. Michael Hamilton H’96Mr. Shawn T. Johnson H’03Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kleine-KrachtMs. Sue KnechtMr. and Mrs. Darrel W. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. James P. MarksMs. Margaret M. McGrathMr. and Mrs. Edward L. MurphyDr. Maureen NorrisOncology & Hematology AssociationMs. Maggi M. PintoMac King and Jennifer SilsThree D’s Development LLCMs. Amanda F. TylerUniversity of LouisvilleMr. and Mrs. Jon C. Waldeck

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. and Mrs. Scott P. AndersonAnonymousMr. C. Kenneth ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Jesus S. BiagtanMs. Loren Marilyn BrahmMr. and Mrs. Gerald K. BrockmanMs. Constance CameronMs. Doris ClaytonMs. Helen ConditMs. Mildred C. CraigMs. Debra S. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Mike DevineMr. B. DietrichMs. Lucie Brunner DuncanMr. Darrell GreulichMr. and Mrs. Kenny HarmonMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Henderson

Ms. Elverie C. Hall IvesMs. Lois L. JuddMs. Shelly LoyallMs. Mary E. MaddenMr. and Mrs. Paul MeisnerMs. Nora MikeMr. and Mrs. Dennis G. MoormanJudge and Mary Carol MosleyMr. and Mrs. William V. PoseyMr. and Mrs. Embry B. RogersMr. and Mrs. Charles SchaferMr. and Mrs. J. B. SearlesMr. Thomas B. Simms Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. SmithMr. Sam SmithMr. and Mrs. Richard Springmier Sr.Ms. Kathaleen StoutMs. Mildred ThiemannMr. and Mrs. Jack E. ThomasMs. Susan TorresMs. Mary Lou Trautwein-LamkinMr. and Mrs. David WesselMr. and Mrs. Paul L. WhiteleyDr. and Mrs. Daniel WhitneyMr. and Mrs. C. R. WillenbrinkMs. Jane Woodard

FACULTY/STAFF1953 SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Tim Brown H’01Mr. Joseph Henning H’06Mr. Dennis Lampley H’92Dr. Robert J. Mullen ’77Mr. Joseph M. Porter Jr. ’78Mr. Michael Szabo Mr. Steven C. Tompkins ’81

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Rick ’73 and Jennifer

Browning Mr. Eugene Eckert ’62Ms. Lisa Kelly Mr. Gary W. Owens ’88Mr. Gregory Sysol H’03Mr. Thomas H. Zehnder ’63Mr. Daniel Zoeller

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. Michael L. Bratcher ’97Mr. David CaseMr. Michael L. Chancellor ’75Mr. James Timothy Culver ’82Mr. Thomas Dubay H’94 Mrs. Pat Eckert Mr. Kenneth J. Ellenbrand Ms. Jeanna Gonzales Ms. Mary Ann Hall Dr. Deborah Heaverin Mr. John V. Kahl ’69Mr. Bob Korte Mr. Anthony Lococo H’03Ms. Jennifer Martin Dr. William Morris Mr. Keith Rapp Mr. Robert Seng II ’85Ms. Pat Singer Mr. Donald Switzer H’04 Mr. Travis M. Wagoner ’90Mrs. Linda Whitworth Mr. Alan Wilson Mr. Richard B. Wunderlin ’72

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMs. Missy ClayMr. Robert Davenport Mr. Joseph F. Demling Sr. ’68Ms. Lisabeth Dunman Mr. John C. Ellington ’76Mrs. Lisetta Kenney Ms. Keri Owen Mr. Charles L. Servino ’73Ms. Mary Ann Snyder Mr. and Mrs. David Spoelker Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Striegel Mr. Barry Swearingen Mr. Frank Ward H’01

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. Michael Budniak Ms. Kate NitzkenMs. Donna Rice Ms. Joyce Riggs Mr. Bernie Schum Mr. Randall Stumler Mr. Joseph R. Thompson ’63

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available in green or white. Cheerleader uniforms are $35.Purchases must be made at the Athletic Office.

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CURRENT PARENTS1953 SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Patrick Bowles H’01Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brehl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan ’81Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buetow Mr. Paul A. Clements II ’80Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diebold Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Egolf Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fox Mr. Kenneth A. Graven ’77Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heleringer ’69Mr. Sean R. Higgins ’78Mr. John C. Horn ’80Mr. Gregory F. House ’75Mr. William Howard Mr. and Mrs. John Kington Mr. and Mrs. Jay Klempner Mr. D. Scott McClinton ’81Mr. David Mercke ’76Mr. Rick M. Moir ’79Mr. and Mrs. Emil Monda Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mullen ’77Dr. Carlos A. Perez ’80Mr. John S. Poole ’71Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Rick Robey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnatter Dr. and Mrs. David L. Shutt ’79Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Springer ’79Mr. and Mrs. Brent Summers Mr. Tim Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Tompkins ’78Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tydlacka Mr. and Mrs. C. William Weyland Mr. Daniel E. Wiseman ’65Mr. Robert L. Zimlich ’77

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYDr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Blincoe ’73Mrs. Johanna Campbell Mr. Dennis M. Connell ’79Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Current Dr. and Mrs. David T. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henn Mr. Kevin L. Horn ’79Mr. John R. Kmetz ’85Ms. Mary Kaye Marshall Mr. and Mrs. James McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Rick Redman Mr. David J. Rickert ’79Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. Edward B. Bibb ’86Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Blair Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Browning ’73Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flowers Dr. Janet L. Honchell Day Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hulls Mr. Mark Kelley ’82Mr. Thomas A. Klausing ’67Mr. Nicholas Melillo ’79Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nissen

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sheehy Mr. J. Edwin Webb

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. and Mrs. Steven Bilyeu Mr. Kenneth A. Bohnert ’76Mr. and Mrs. James Boomer Mr. and Mrs. John Brislin Mr. Leo J. Brown III ’78Mr. Michael L. Chancellor ’75Mr. John F. Clements ’82Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coxon Mr. Arthur L. Curran Jr. ’78Mr. J. Michael Edelen ’71Mr. Edward F. Flechler ’75Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. George Mr. and Mrs. Sloane Graff Dr. Deborah Heaverin Mr. Ronald P. Hohmann ’75Mr. and Mrs. Rob Honeger Mr. Richard W. Hubbard Jr. ’74Mr. Stephen P. Hulsman ’86Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ingram Mr. James W. Kapfhammer ’78Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kendra Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kupper Dr. James M. Link Jr. ’78Mr. Stanley G. Logan Jr. ’76Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Martin ’75Ms. Martha McMahon Ms. Gina Miles Mr. Joseph K. Montgomery ’83Mr. R. Thomas Poppe ’62Mr. Dale Schafer ’80Mr. Scott F. Scinta ’77Mr. Michael H. Smyth ’79Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sobczyk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solomon Ms. Vickie Speer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart Mr. and Mrs. David Stumler Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Van Nevel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wadlington Mr. Thomas J. Welter ’81Mr. Richard B. Wunderlin ’72

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMs. Susan Amundsen Mr. and Mrs. Barry Asbury Mr. and Mrs. Neale Bennett Mr. Kevin D. Biven ’75Mr. Joseph P. Bohn ’87Mr. James L. Bruenderman ’72Mr. and Mrs. Terry Buller Mr. Raymond D. Byron ’77Ms. Missy Clay Mr. Bruce Dettlinger ’79Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dowell Mr. Stephen Droppelman ’74Mr. John C. Ellington ’76Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eskridge Mr. Michael T. Fallot ’75Dr. Michael Flynn Mr. David L. Fuchs ’78Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gerughty Mr. Timothy D. Golden ’71Ms. Christina Gould Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Havira Dr. and Mrs. Dale Henning Mr. John Keith Heustis ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Holland Mr. Robert P. Kiefer ’72Ms. Karen Lamberton Mr. and Mrs. David Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lochner Mr. John C. McGill ’74Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Medley Jr. Mr. Kevin J. Ruhl ’76Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Spoelker Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Striegel Mr. Albert A. Tomassetti Jr. ’68Mr. W. Lee Underwood Jr. ’72Mr. and Mrs. Mark Voss Mr. J. Scott Williams ’77

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Abell Mr. and Mrs. John Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burch Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burns Mr. John F. Carroll Jr. ’75Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis Mr. and Mrs. Kent Eubank Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ford Mr. and Mrs. Keenan Foy Mr. Paul J. Fussenegger ’75Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hall Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Herbert Ms. Kim Hite Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hout Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jaggers Mr. Thomas J. Kaelin ’72Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kilkelly Mr. and Mrs. William Lepping Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lintner Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCool Mr. and Mrs. John G. Oberst Mr. James E. Olliges ’73Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Radcliff Dr. and Mrs. David H. Smith ’75

PAST PARENTS1953 SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Arnold ’57Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Babey III ’58Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ballard Jr. ’58Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Bealmear ’59Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benim ’72Mr. James C. Bisig ’69Mr. Patrick Bleemel ’71Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boeckmann Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bridgers Mr. and Mrs. Tim Brown H’01Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buetow Mr. and Mrs. William T. Caldwell ’66Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Callahan Mr. Mark Carroll Ms. Patricia Cecil Judge and Mrs. Frank Kenneth

Conliffe ’63Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Didio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diebold Mr. Don Freibert ’72Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freibert ’71Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Fuller ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gross Mr. John R. Guthrie ’58Mr. John A. Hamilton H’05Mr. Patrick R. Hayden ’73Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heleringer ’69Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Hennessey ’69Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hettinger ’59Mr. Arthur P. Hipwell ’67Mr. William Howard Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Jones ’74Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kurtz Mr. Charles Terry LaFollette ’68Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lampley H’92Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Leis H’01Dr. and Mrs. Phillip McIntosh Mr. Creighton E. Mershon ’59Mrs. Kathy Mershon H’92Mr. Mike Millett ’68Mr. and Mrs. Donald Minogue Mr. and Mrs. John Miranda H’00Mr. and Mrs. Emil Monda Mr. James A. Mudd ’71Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Mr. Raymond J. Naber ’68Ms. Clair Patenaude Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Plummer ’69Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Porter Jr. ’78Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Reh ’69Mr. and Mrs. John Ribar Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ricketts Jr. ’61Mr. and Mrs. William J. Roby Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Savko Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoenbachler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulte H’92Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sherman ’57Mr. Robert J. Silliman ’71Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spath H’04Judge and Mrs. David T. Stosberg ’64Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Stuecker Sr. ’70Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S.

Tompkins ’78Mrs. Wilma Torstrick Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tydlacka Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Denise Vance Mr. James A. Wallitsch ’72Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weleski Mr. March Wells Mr. and Mrs. C. William Weyland Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Willett Mr. Daniel E. Wiseman ’65Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Woock Dr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Woock ’69

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. Barry Albert Mr. Robert L. Becker ’69Mr. James H. Beckham Jr. ’62Mrs. Johanna Campbell Mrs. Kathleen L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. William D. Crosby ’69Mr. and Mrs. John-Robert Curtin Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George Dehler Dr. and Mrs. David T. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dole Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dries Mr. F. William Fensterer III ’68Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fortney Mr. Gerald L. Gast ’69

Mr. Charles Gerstle Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gustafson Mr. Tim E. Heustis ’69Ms. Donna Hill Mr. John W. Hudson ’64Mrs. George Ann Lamb Mr. and Mrs. James McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pfaadt ’59Dr. Rod L. Rallo ’73Mr. Edward L. Reh ’67Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rone Mr. Paul Schork Mr. William M. Schulz ’63Dr. and Mrs. Tom Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. James U. Smith III ’65Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mike Timmerman Dr. and Mrs. William Weber ’67Mr. Robert W. Wendler III ’69Mr. and Mrs. James Wuertz Sr.

TRINITY LEADER SOCIETYMr. and Mrs. William Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Ron Benson Mr. Kenneth L. Block ’69Mr. Stephen D. Boone ’62Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Ditsler ’70Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doran ’69Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eckert ’62Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Don Feger ’61Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franconia Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guetig ’72Mr. and Mrs. David A. Harris ’69Mrs. Betty Harrison Mr. and Mrs. David Higgins H’05Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hockersmith Mr. Philip M. Kayrouz ’70Mr. David Kelly Mr. Louis S. Kissel ’72Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Klausing ’67Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knust Mr. Thomas Lauer ’85Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lofton Mr. Martin F. McDonald ’76Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Metts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Mudd ’65Mr. Kevin R. Mullin ’73Mr. and Mrs. John Noon Mr. Joseph P. O’Mary Jr. ’73Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poppe Ms. Martha Poynter Mr. and Mrs. William Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Vince Riggs Dr. and Mrs. M. Owen Schmitt ’58Mr. and Mrs. Art Schneider Mr. James Scully Dr. and Mrs. Robert Senese Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sims Jr. ’72Mr. and Mrs. James Steinhauer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sysol H’03Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thistleton Mr. Charles E. Weiter ’66Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Zehnder ’63

TRINITY SHAMROCK CLUBMr. George H. Abell Jr. ’69Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.

Ackermann Jr. ’57Mr. Paul W. Ackermann ’64Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams Mr. and Mrs. W. Steve Andriot ’67

Mr. William H. Aronhime ’64Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ayers Mr. and Mrs. John J. Balbach Mr. and Mrs. John Barako Mr. David R. Block ’60Mr. Kenneth A. Bohnert ’76Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Broecker Mr. Leo J. Brown III ’78Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. Thomas W. Bruenderman ’70Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brunner Mr. W. Kelly Burke ’71Mr. J. Robert Buschermohle Jr. ’75Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Byron Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cotton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coxon Mrs. Bianca Cristofoli Mrs. Pauline DeSanctis Mr. Dennis L. Doerr ’59Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Dues ’61Mrs. Karen Dunaway Mr. Joseph J. Elder III ’57Mr. and Mrs. William A. Engelbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ernst ’57Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eversole Mr. Philip A. Fackler ’77Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Foley Mr. Raymond L. Forst ’65Mr. Dennis J. Fowler ’70Mr. Newell D. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frey Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Goebel ’60Mr. and Mrs. Russel Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. David Graham Mr. and Mrs. John Grenough Ms. Mary Ann Hall Mrs. Teresa Harbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hayden ’60Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Heller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hesse Mrs. Barbara Hoard Mr. Richard Impellizzeri ’76Mr. Richard A. Janes ’66Ms. Joyce Jennings Mr. A. Thomas Johnson ’70Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Johnson ’60Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kalbhin Jr.H’97Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kendra Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kennedy Mr. W. Michael Kirtley ’66Ms. Kathleen H. Klahm Mrs. Jean W. Klausing Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. George Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kopp ’61Mr. Raymond A. Kraemer ’63Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krieger Mr. Chester C. Krill Jr. ’70Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kupper Mr. and Mrs. James C. Leet ’62Mr. Joseph E. Lenahan III ’64Dr. James M. Link Jr. ’78Mr. Lawrence R. Link Jr. ’72Mr. Robert T. Liter ’59Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lohman Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark Lueke ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Martin ’75Ms. Clarice McCarthy Ms. Debbie McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Meyer ’82Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorman Mr. Kyle T. Mullin ’78Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muth Mr. Daryl E. Netherton ’72Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nolan ’59Mr. Gerard D. O’Connell ’70Mr. Joseph E. Okruhlica ’75Mr. William F. Olges ’60Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. William Potts Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdy Mr. J. Lawrence Raidt II ’80Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Rickert ’59Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riddle Mrs. Alberta Roth Mr. Edward L. Schoenbaechler ’69Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schuering Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Sheehan ’57Mr. and Mrs. Anibal Silveira Mr. Michael L. Simms III ’70Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sobczyk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solomon Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart Ms. Cathy Stotts Ms. Betty Szwarc Mr. and Mrs. John H. Toombs ’60Mr. and Mrs. Richard Twohey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallingford Mr. and Mrs. George P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John P. Walsh ’78Mr. Charles Ward III ’73Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch Ms. Lynn Wilkerson Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Wintergerst Dr. Joseph B. Wise III ’76

GREEN AND WHITE CLUBMr. Paul D. Amick ’65Mr. Robert C. Amshoff ’65Mr. Paul Beam Jr. ’71Mr. Joseph F. Birkenmeyer Jr. ’73Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braun Mr. and Mrs. Dave M. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brohm Mr. James L. Bruenderman ’72Mr. and Mrs. Owen Caster Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Chilko Mr. James M. Crush ’70Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin Mr. and Mrs. James Darr Mr. F. Robert Dawson ’65Mr. and Mrs. Doug DeGaris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Demling Sr. ’68Mrs. Carol DeMuth Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Rex Downey Sr. Mr. Timothy P. Durbin ’75Mr. John C. Evans ’62Ms. Charlotte Fletcher Mr. Oscar E. Fussenegger III ’73Mr. Thomas William Giesler ’69

Mr. Peter R. Guetig ’67Mr. Edward R. Harpring ’73Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartlage Mr. Michael D. Hill ’75Mr. and Mrs. Will Hobson Mr. R. Kent Holzknecht ’69Mr. Steven T. Houpt ’72Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hummel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Kempf ’67Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kiefer Mr. and Mrs. Edward King Dr. and Mrs. Henry King Dr. and Mrs. Donald Kmetz Mr. Michael L. Kunz ’76Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lage ’65Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lester Mr. and Mrs. John Livesay Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Logan Mr. Carl R. Lutes ’60Ms. Lori Mattingly Mr. Ronald D. McClish ’71Mr. and Mrs. Don McKune Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller Mr. William M. Molnar ’72Mr. David Paul Noe ’80Mr. John M. Noon ’69Mr. and Mrs. David Norris Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Perry Mr. Ewan Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pohler ’67Mr. Edward J. Poppe ’76Mr. Bruce E. Radaker Jr. ’69Mr. and Mrs. Flavian Reising Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogers ’59Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Rompf Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Russ Mr. and Mrs. William Savage Mrs. Dona Schicker Dr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey Schoen ’75Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Mr. Jeff A. Sheehan ’76Ms. Betty Shrader Mr. Richard L. Sils ’74Mr. and Mrs. David Spoelker Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens Mr. Steve Stevens Mr. Albert A. Tomassetti Jr. ’68Mr. Mark Brian Toombs ’68Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turney Mr. Philip Wagner Mr. and Mrs. George M. Walker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Mr. Paul Werle ’64Ms. Shirley Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wimberg Mrs. Cynthia J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. José Zabaneh Mr. Steve Zeller ’72Mr. Paul R. Zurkuhlen ’67

ROD McCRAVY CLUBMr. and Mrs. Clarence Adrio Mr. A. Andrew Alvey Jr. ’66Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alvey Mr. Joe K. Aschbacher ’67Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ballard Mrs. Linda Barrick Mr. Christopher Bauscher ’66Mr. and Mrs. William Benningfield Mr. and Mrs. William Blake

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Mr. Bruce J. Block ’66Ms. Susan Blois Mrs. Jewell Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E.

Bosler Sr. ’66Mr. and Mrs. David N. Brawner ’66Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown Ms. Ann C. Wiard Bryan Mr. and Mrs. David W. Buckler ’72Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Burger Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carrico Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clements Mr. John E. Crabtree ’63Mr. John H. Curry ’66Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Downes Mr. Joseph Forrest Dye ’60Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellington Mr. and Mrs. Charles England Mr. and Mrs. Kent Eubank Mr. and Mrs. George Feger Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fenimore Mrs. Kenneth Flechler Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ford Mr. and Mrs. William Furlong Mrs. Kathleen Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. George Gates Mr. Don P. Gatterdam ’59Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gaunt Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerlack Mr. and Mrs. John Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graehler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hall Mr. Gary P. Hans ’71Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hayden Mrs. Thomas Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hebel Mr. David W. Herbig Sr. ’66Mr. and Mrs. John T. Higgins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Horan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hornek Ms. Mary Ann Houpt Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hubert Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iglehart Mr. and Mrs. James Ising Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jaggers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins Mr. Thomas J. Kaelin ’72Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kargl Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Kinney ’57Mr. Bruce L. Klausing ’69Mr. Robert W. Klein ’75Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleinholter Mr. and Mrs. William Klump Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knoop Mr. Steve L. Koestel ’76Dr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Kraus ’59Mr. Anthony W. Kuhl ’75Mrs. Anna Laemmle Mr. Daniel F. Lange Sr. ’60Ms. Crystal Levett

Mr. and Mrs. James P. McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meyer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis V. Monroe ’67Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Neely Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ninneman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nusz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Daniel Mr. and Mrs. C. Oechsli Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Owen Sr. ’66Mr. and Mrs. Rick K. Panther ’60Mr. and Mrs. David Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pusey Mr. and Mrs. James Queenan Mr. and Mrs. Emmett C. Ramser Sr. Mr. Michael L. Reeves ’69Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rief Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schlich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schnur Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schoen ’62Mr. and Mrs. Eli Simon Mr. Michael Super Mr. and Mrs. Felix Swiderski Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Temple Jr. ’62Mr. Donald J. Temple ’75Mr. Joseph R. Thompson ’63Ms. Marie-Jose Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tucker Major David W. Urton ’70Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vogel Mr. Fred W. Weinert ’67Mr. Edward G. Weiter Sr. ’82Mr. Robert E. Wheeler Sr. ’71Mr. and Mrs. Francis Whitehouse Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wicke Mrs. Janice Widmer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zeitz

IN-KIND GIFTSOfficer Paul BartlesonKen BechtloffJames H. Beckham Jr. ’62 Lisa BentzKatie BlackerbyMatt BlincoeHarry BordersJulie BordersNick Bonura ’87Brian Bowles ’06Chrissy BratcherBreadworksOfficer Pat Broderick ’82Joe Brotzge ’75 — Colonial DesignsBrown-Forman WinesAaron BrownKaren Brown H’01Kenny BrownBill Brundage ’70Chris BudniakRay CampbellChris Conti ’84

Dana Davidson, RN — Coordinator, Safe Neighborhoods GSW Program

Officer Rudy DavisJames Dawson ’06 District Judge Kevin DelahantyJody Demling ’89Jim Dockter ’61Stan DomzalskiDoo Wop ShopDuplicator Sales and Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. EgolfOfficer Kathy EigelbachCarl EllsworthMark Fackler ’90Chuck FarishJoAnn FarmerEllen FehderThe Fishery RestaurantRenee FlahertyFootworksDan FoxSharon FreibertFunMastersDavid GarrardJoe Gliessner ’63Dr. Karen GolemboskiMike Guetig ’72Alicia GunnGreg Hall ’89Tim HartledgeDee HawkinsHeine Brothers’ CoffeeHigdon’s Paint & Ladder, Inc.Sean Higgins ’78Michael HintonMike Hobbs ’76Officer Debbie HollyKevin Horn ’79John Hudson ’89Tracy Hudson — Youth Coordinator,

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)

Darryl Isaacs ’82Jefferson County Attorney’s OfficeGail Kamenish H’05Charlie Kane ’61Chuck Kays ’59Karol KindermanBrian KiserBob and Mary Ann KlemenzRick Kraus ’87Krispy-Kreme Doughnut Co.Rachel LaDukeLee LamoureauxLand Design & Development, Inc.Michael Lindenberger ’89Larry Link ’72David LlewellynShannon LockhartTom and Paula LongshoreCarla LoweryAndy Lyons ’85Mary Kaye MarshallMartini Italian Bistro

Irv Maze — Jefferson County Attorney’s Office

Jack McCarthyMatt McClinton ’08Scott McClinton ’81Josh McGregor ’94Brendan McKenzie ’04Ben Meibers, KODACary Meyer ’88Miller Billboard AdvertisingKenny Mudd ’92Mike NissenDr. R. Thomas NoelNon-Profit PartnersLindsey NortonReggie Oates — Oates Flag Co.Panera Bread CompanyMary Pat Payne — Pregnancy

Resource CenterDianna PepeStu PollardPatrick Potter ’89 — Fifth Third BankDave Pottinger ’76M. David Power ’89Rafferty’s Restaurant & BarBob Ray CompanyMark and Claudette RegoJason Riley — The Courier-JournalAaron Roth ’02Saf-Ti-CoRev. Ted Sans H’05Evelyn SchaeferMatt Schulte ’95Art ScisneyBob Silliman ’71David SnardonJohn SommersGreg Sysol H’03U.S. Navy Commander Jack SpillerStan’s Fish Sandwich Co.Jack SturgeonMichael Sweets — Framers Supply

Company, Inc.Lee Tatum ’85John Tichenor ’87John Timmons, Ear X-Tacy RecordsDavid Troutman ’85Timothy Tucker —

The Salvation ArmyBrad TyrerRev. Anthony Vinson, OSBRobert WaddellJan WaggonerWal-Mart Neighborhood Market —

St. MatthewsJohn and Colleen WalkerBob WatkinsJohn WellerdingSteve WiggingtonBlake WilliamsCarol Williams, KODASusan WolffTommy WomackPaul Zurkuhlen ’67

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Kevin Bramer ’85Chief Executive OfficerMedVenture Technology Corporation

William F. Brasch ’66Construction Manager, University

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John A. Brenzel ’58Businessman

Robert L. BrownMemberGreenebaum, Doll & McDonald

Timothy C. Brown H’01Retired PresidentThomas Industries, Inc.

James Campbell ’78Attorney at Law

McKay Chauvin ’82Attorney at Law

Drew J. Conliffe ’85Executive DirectorKentucky Junior Golf Foundation

Michele ConliffeEducator

Tim Culver ’82Executive DirectorTrinity High School Foundation, Inc.

Darrell S. CurrentSenior Vice PresidentUBS Financial Services

Gregory M. Curry ’81PresidentPillar Financial Advisors

John-Robert “J.R.” CurtinPresidentConnected Learning.Network

Tom Curtin ’83Managing PartnerBroadbent Capital, LLC

Robert I. Cusick Jr. ’61DirectorU.S. Office of Government Ethics

Charles L. Dannaher ’62, MDPhysicianConsultants in Blood Disorders and

Cancer

Stanley J. DeVore Jr. ’74PresidentLandscape Lighting Co., Inc.

James E. Dockter ’61Chairman of the BoardPBD Worldwide Fulfillment Services

Rev. Ronald Domhoff H’98PastorOur Lady of Consolation Catholic

Church

Raymond P. Duran Jr. ’74Chief Financial OfficerHays Automotive Group

Robert England ’69Technology Consultant

Greg E. Fischer ’76PresidentIceberg Ventures

David Freibert ’68Vice PresidentSaf-Ti-Co

Don Freibert ’72PresidentSaf-Ti-Co

Jack Freibert ’71PresidentShamrock Sales Company

Shawn R. Freibert ’91Vice PresidentFirst American Title Insurance

Company

Tim H. Freibert ’71Entrepreneur

Dan Fuller ’71Vice President & General CounselThe Genlyte Thomas Group LLC

James R. GauntRetired PresidentFifth Third Bank

Tim GeorgeCurrent Parent

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

James A. Golden Sr. ’72President & OwnerCarpet Management, Inc./

Carpet Source

Herbert GoushaRetiredBrown-Forman Corporation

John GrenoughRetired

John R. Guthrie ’58ChairmanGuthrie/Mayes Public Relations

John A. HamiltonManaging DirectorCrowe Chizek and Co. LLC

Billy HaysChief Executive OfficerHays Automotive Group

Carl W. Heick III, CFPCertified Financial PlannerHeick, Hester & Associates

Alan Hennessey ’69Partner & PresidentInsuramax, Inc.

Steve Higdon ’81Executive Vice PresidentFaulkner Real Estate Corporation

Sean Higgins ’78Manager, Global AccountsCisco Systems, Inc.

Arthur P. Hipwell ’67General CounselHumana Inc.

Ken Hodge ’84PresidentHodge Homes LLC

John Hollenbach ’79Real Estate Development-Construction

ManagementHollenbach-Oakley

Louis J. “Todd” Hollenbach III ’57Attorney at Law

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

William HowardPresidentFastline Publications

Darryl Isaacs ’82Managing PartnerIsaacs & Isaacs, PSC

Don Jones ’73Entrepreneur

Michael N. Jones ’74PresidentJordan River Development Co. Inc.

Charles J. Kane ’61Managing Director2nd Generation Capital, LLC

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

Carmon Kington, DMDDentist

Dennis Lampley H’92Athletic DirectorTrinity High School

J. Drew Laughlin ’71Business Consultant

John P. Lavelle ’70PartnerLogan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency,

LLC

Charles H. Leis H’01Chairman, Trinity High School

FoundationPresident & COO, Bramco, Inc.

Stan Logan Jr. ’76PartnerLogan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency,

LLC

Phillip Marshall ’79PresidentMarshall Realty Company

Phil McCauleySenior Vice President, Wealth

ManagementCitigroup Smith Barney

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TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS (CONT.)

Sean McGuire ’84Corporate Rental ManagerBramco, Inc.

Tim McGurkManager of Community & Media

RelationsThe Kroger Company, Mid-South

Division

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

Creighton Mershon ’59Retired General CounselBellSouth

Kathryn M. Mershon H’92ConsultantThe Mershon Company

John Miranda H’00OwnerPinnacle Properties Louisville LLC

Mark Mueller ’75PresidentCardinal Industrial Insulation

Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D.PresidentTrinity High School

Nancy MurrayPast Parent

John NeaceChairmanNeace Lukens

David N. NickliesPresidentNicklies & Company

William P. O’Connor ’71Banker

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

Joseph A. Paradis IIIChairman of the BoardBramco, Inc.

Clair PatenaudeRamada Inn Suites

James Patterson ’81PrincipalPattco Ventures, LLC

Mark S. Plummer ’69PresidentJ & J Transportation

John Poole ’71PartnerVeredus Asset Management

Joe C. Powell ’84President & Chief Executive OfficerPresentation Solutions, Inc.

M. David Power ’89PresidentPower Creative

Alec RankinSterling Thompson Company

Rick RedmanVice President, Corporate

CommunicationsHillerich & Bradsby Company

Robert J. Reh ’69Chief Financial OfficerCatholic Health Initiatives

John Ribar Sr.OwnerBluegrass Business Forms

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

Charles E. Ricketts Jr. ’61PartnerRicketts and Platt, PLLC

Kendrick RiggsMember & Chairman of Executive

CommitteeOgden, Newell & Welch, PLLC

Rob SaxtonDirector of Finance & AdministrationTrinity High School

Chuck SchnatterChief Development Officer & Senior

Vice PresidentPapa John’s International, Inc.

Carl SchoenbachlerRetiredBrown and Williamson Corporation

Paul Schulte H’92PresidentHorizon Research International

Stephen F. Schuster ’61Of CounselStoll Keenon Ogden PLLC

John L. Schutte ’81PresidentGeriMed

Jim Sheehy ’83Account ExecutiveWAVE 3 TV

Ronald G. ShefferSheffer Law Firm, LLC

J.T. Sims ’72PresidentIndco, Inc.

James U. Smith III ’65PartnerSmith & Smith Attorneys

John W. SmithPresidentDakota Realty, Inc.

William J. Spath Sr. H’02RetiredCommunity Volunteer

Glynn R. Stengel ’67Vice PresidentIntegral Structures, Inc.

S. Michael Stinson ’78InVisionHR

David Stosberg ’64U.S. Bankruptcy Judge

Douglas A. Stough ’80PresidentNeace Lukens

Phillip J. Stuecker ’70Retired COO & Vice President,

FinanceThomas Industries Inc.

Dave StumlerCorporate ControllerThe Genlyte Group Inc.

Dick SwopePresidentSam Swope Auto Group

Tim ThompsonGlobal Network Systems,

Telecommunications ManagerUnited Parcel Service

Mark Tillett ’76Community Leader

Christopher Tompkins ’78PresidentKruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc.

Wade Wearren H’94OwnerAll-Care Landscaping and

Maintenance

J. Edwin WebbExecutive DirectorFrazier International History Museum

C. William WeylandManaging DirectorDesign Build Partners, LLC

Roscoe WillettSenior Vice PresidentHilliard Lyons

Dave Wilson ’75Centiv Services, Inc.

Timothy R. Woock ’69, DMDDentist

David Wunderlin ’66PresidentStemwood

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

ALUMNI, YOU ARE NEEDED!Trinity has a speaker’s bureau for which one speaker per month is needed. The speaker will address students about his professional career or field.

If you’re interested, please contact Mr. Steve Ferman at Trinity at (502) 736-2106 or ferman@thsrock.net. Take an hour out of your month to be part of the life of the school.

Your expertise benefits our students and you.

TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

REGULAR MEMBERSClaire AlagiaChief Executive OfficerBittners LLC

David Beckman ’81, Vice ChairPartnerFrost Brown Todd LLC

Bill Brasch ’66Construction Manager, University

Planning, Design & ConstructionUniversity of Louisville

Michael Brennan ’81Chief Financial OfficerBramco Inc.

Paul E. DeZarnPrincipalSt. Raphael the Archangel School

Dan FortneyOwnerAmerican Dispersions, Inc.

Steve Higdon ’81Executive Vice PresidentCommercial Leasing, Sales and

MarketingFaulkner Real Estate

John Jackson ’72OwnerThe Leading Man LLC

Kathy Mershon H’92OwnerThe Mershon Company

Bob Pfaadt ’59ProfessorBellarmine University

Robert J. Reh ’69, ChairChief Financial OfficerCatholic Health Initiatives

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

Ed Schoenbaechler ’69AttorneyHall Render Killian Heath & Lyman

PSC

Paul Schulte H’92PresidentHorizon Research International

Dave Stumler, TreasurerControllerThe Genlyte Group Inc.

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERSMichael BudniakFaculty Senate RepresentativeTrinity High School

Charles Leis H’01Trinity High School Foundation Board

ChairPresident & COOBramco, Inc.

Donald MeyerArchbishop’s RepresentativePartnerFord, Klapheke & Meyer

Robert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D.PresidentTrinity High School

Joey Porter ’78Vice President for AdvancementTrinity High School

Rob SaxtonDirector of Finance & AdministrationTrinity High School

Brian Kaelin ’07Student RepresentativeTrinity High School

David Troutman ’85Chief Financial OfficerKruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc.

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

Daniel J. ZoellerPrincipalTrinity High School

AD-HOC MEMBERSJoseph E. Gliessner Jr. ’63Executive DirectorNew Directions Housing Corporation

Rev. Joe GraffisPastorSt. Edward Catholic Church

Alan Hennessey ’69PartnerInsuramax, Inc.

Mason RummelExecutive DirectorJames Graham Brown Foundation

Glynn Stengel ’67Vice PresidentIntegral Structures, Inc.

Bob Zimlich ’77Vice PresidentBellarmine University

REGULAR MEMBERSRob Beaven ’91Project ManagerKindred Healthcare, Inc.

Coleman Coffey ’04StudentUniversity of Louisville

Brent Coomes ’94, SecretaryAccounting ManagerTrinity High School

David Elder ’86, Chair-ElectReal Estate Development &

Construction ManagerRedlee Construction & Development

Co., Inc.

Bill Hodapp ’82Regulatory Compliance SupervisorAltivity Packaging, LLC

John Hollenbach ’79, Immediate Past-Chair

Real Estate Development-ConstructionManagement

Hollenbach-Oakley

Jack Horn ’80Vice President, Finance/Accounting

ManagerRepublic Bank & Trust Company

Alex Lindle ’94Financial Consultant, District ManagerAXA Advisors, LLC

Patrick Potter ’89Vice PresidentFifth Third Bank

David Troutman ’85, ChairChief Financial OfficerKruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc.

Phil Kayrouz ’70Owner & PresidentKayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning

David Rickert ’79PresidentNational Telecommunications

Network

Al Tomassetti ’68Louisville ManagerSpurling-Kemp Wealth Management

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERSRobert J. Mullen ’77, Ed.D.PresidentTrinity High School

Joey Porter ’78Vice President for School

AdvancementTrinity High School

Steven Tompkins ’81Senior Development OfficerTrinity High School

Travis Wagoner ’90Director, Annual Fund & Alumni

RelationsTrinity High School

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CELEBRATION 2006 DINNER & AUCTIONEXECUTIVE COMMITTEEScott Austin H’05, Co-ChairpersonDebbie Miranda H’00, Major Gifts

ChairpersonKathy Mullen, Reservations

ChairpersonCheri Nelson, Acquisitions

ChairpersonTheresa O’Bryan, Capital Prize

ChairpersonAnne Solomon, Co-Chairperson

Thanks to the following Trinity stafffor their professional support!Ms. Sandy Camerucci

Administrative Assistant, Fundraising

Mr. Joe Demling ’68 Building and Facilities Manager

Marie DiehlAdministrative Assistant, Marketing

Mr. Joe Henning H’06Student Support

Mr. Wayne Kraus ’85 and Mr. Travis Wagoner ’90 Valet Parking and Assistants

Don and Marge BordersBar Staff

Mr. Dennis Lampley H’92Athletic Director

Dr. Robert J. Mullen ’77 President

Mr. Joseph M. Porter ’78 Vice President for School Advancement

Mr. Michael Price ’66 Director of Information Technology

Mr. Rob SaxtonDirector of Finance and Administration

Mr. Steven C. Tompkins ’81 Senior Development Officer

VOLUNTEERSDickie and Paula AbelRebecca AlveyKaren ArmstrongMichele AsburyCraig Atherton Sr.Erle and Scott H’05 Austin Cindy BakerJohn BaldwinDebra BeckerTeri BendlSharon BenimNeale and Karen BennettLisa BentzGiselle BerwagerAmy BindnerBrad and Lisa BirdCheryl BischoffShawn BlairYolanda V. BlumenbergRon and Diane BordersPatrick and Claire BradfordJudi BrainerDonna BrehlKaren Brown H’01Jennifer BrowningPatti BruendermanMary BullerKen and Judy BurenTodd and Pam BurnsDiane CalvarusoJohanna CampbellMaria CarricoMarya CarterCindy Cayot H’03Whitney CollinsEmily ConfortiSteve and Dana ConnellChip and Janet ConstantPeggy CorleyLaDonna CowdenLisa CoxTom and Tina CozzensDan and Cynthia CranmerRev. Bernard CraytonRick and Karen Daniels

Mary Dean DockterMartha DieboldSteve and Chris DelaneyJeff and DeAnna DeneenDebbie Wilson-DoddCarol DoyleDebbie DuffyRichard DuffyDenise EdelenKittie EubankAnn FanelliKim FaulknerDonna FederspielKevin and Lori FlaneryGwen FlinchumSusan FlorenceTonya FordPaul and Jamie FreyCheryl FultzDonna FultzKaren FunkKen GadlageMardi GalvinMary Jo GardenhireMark and Susan Gerstle Dave and Barb Gerwig Liz GohmannMatt and Angie GoldsteinBill and Elaine GoodlettTim and Nancy GordPeggy GordonHeather GraffGary and Linda GravenLisa GueltzowEllen Sanders GuilfordMark and Laura GustafsonAlicia HammonBill and Cindy HancockCindy HarrisRudy and Chris HaviraCindy HawleyJan HaycraftBob ’69 and Cindy HeleringerMark and Karen HendersonLisa HiggonsMatt and Mary Hill

Kimberley HobbsJeanene HoffmannJackie HoganAndrew and Janis Holden Teri Holland Cathy HolthauserDebbie HornJan HylandMaria IglesiasJennifer JoelJoan JohnsonJames and Kathi KauffmanPhilip and Deborah KaufmanJulie KellyRoy KempfTerry and Judy Kiefer Gwen KillionCathy KnightMark and Debbie KoeberlinMargaret KrausJoanne KristiansenJessica KrizMichal Kruger Linda R. KyserKevin and Karen LaundrocheMarnie LaymanKevin and Lori LeBeauCathy MaloneTerence MaloneyKathleen MandlehrKaren MarcumConnie MarksKimberly MarshallMary Kaye MarshallSue MauldinSonnie MayfieldJanette McCabeSusan McDermottValerie McGeeJohn and Carrie McKenzieWilliam MedleyElizabeth MendelFaith MerckeLinda MetzgerAmy MillerCarla Bass Miller

Greg and Jonni MillerSteven MinorJohn H’00 and Debbie H’00 MirandaChuck and Deanna MivelazBert and Jane MolterKevin and Jolene MorlanKim MurrisonDavid and Cheryl NelsonBeth NewmanPatrick Newman ’00 Lorraine NievesTheresa O’BryanRon and Kari OgleSheila OliverMarylynn PetermanPhil and Peggy PetredisGus and Dianne PickerillTheresa PikeDavid and Laura PohlmannTom and Karen PoppeDennis ’70 and Kathy Price Nancy PriceBryan ’92 and Leslie RaderDanny and Shelley ReddingDonna ReedMichelle ReevesPaige ReinstineDenise ReminesDebbie RheaBetty RichardsKaren RileySara RileyPatricia RohanMark and Lynda RomeoKevin Ruhl ’76 Rebecca Terry SandbachLeigh Ann SaylorDoug ’76 and Karen Scales Judy SchmittDiane ScudderJane SennWilliam and Theresa ShawVickie ShellenbersJean SimsChristine SmallPatricia Smith

CORPORATE SPONSORSA very special “thank you” to the following businesses for their generouscontribution to celebraTion 2006!

EMERALD SPONSORSAll-Care Landscaping and

MaintenanceBonnycastle Appliance & TVInsuramax, Inc.Kindred Hospitals, LouisvilleLandscape Lighting Co., Inc.Liberty Mortgage of KentuckyLogan Lavelle Hunt Insurance

Agency, LLC

Monsour BuildersNorton Audubon HospitalSam Kinnaird’s FlooringSmashgraphixStonefield TraceTumbleweed Southwest Café UBS Financial Services, Inc.Wilson & Muir Bank and Trust

Company

SILVER SPONSORSBeechmont PressDon Meredith Reprographics Co., Inc.Edelen & Edelen Realtors Fifth Third BankKayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning

Co., Inc.A YORK DISTRIBUTOR

Rueff Sign Company

Brenda SmythJoe and Anne H’06 SolomonJohn and Beth SouthardMarlene SteffenJim and Alexis StevensonYvette StewartBarbara Stout

Diane StumlerTasha ThomasLisa ThompsonMartha TribbeyVee TrowelLee and Cathy UnderwoodTrenia Upton

Ann UrbancicVicky ValentineKathy VanDeMarkCheryl VanlierMaureen VossRebecca WaldenLou Ann Waldeop

Sheryl WalkerTerri WallerWade and Penny WellmanMr. and Mrs. Roderick WilliamsJulie WrightKaren YoungMimi Welter

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CELEBRATION 2006 DINNER & AUCTION

DONORS: INDIVIDUALSDave Aberli ’75 Erle and Scott H’05 AustinJon AustinBob ’72 and Sharon BenimJohn BollingerKaren BonuraBrian Brohm ’04 Mike Brotzge ’78 Tim H’01 and Karen H’01 BrownJimmy Campbell ’78 Jackie CarricoThom and Robbie CherryGeri CollecchiaDebbie ConliffeE. Robert DickDavid Dodd, DMDGene ’62 and Pat EckertCharles and Eva EgolfMickey EngelbrechtRan and Susan FlorenceF. Ran Florence Jr., DMDLouis FordShannon FortneyCandy FoxJoe Frederick ’88 Jim Golden ’72 Bob ’69 and Cindy HeleringerDale Henning, MDKimberly Hobbs Smith and Lee JollyMary KoestersPaul KostachKerry and Debbie LoweKeith LyonsKristin MeyerJohn H’00 and Debbie H’00 MirandaRob ’77 and Kathy MullenDavid NelsonCharles O’BryanSheila OliverJacques ParsleyBobby PetrinoBryan ’92 and Leslie RaderSteve Raible ’72 Rick RobeyLeigh Ann SaylorF. Richard Schmitt, DMDGerald C. Schoenlaub, DMDDavid L. Shutt ’79, DMDFred M. Sims ’74, DMDJoe and Anne H’06 SolomonRobert E. Spiller, DMDMike Stinson ’78 Doug Stough ’80 Jackie StrangeCarol Summe, DMDAnthony Tatman ’02 Steven Tompkins ’81 Jim and Susan WolffDavid ’66 and Karen WunderlinJimmy R. York ’79

BUSINESSES ANDORGANIZATIONSA Mother’s TouchAesthetics in JewelryAnn Taylor Loft —

John and Mary Singleton Ashley Furniture Homestore —

Kristen YoungbloodAssumption High SchoolAssured Asset Protection —

Philip and Deborah KaufmanAustin, Nichols & Co., Inc. —

Gregg SnyderBacardi — Joan KellyBalfour Co. — Norvin GreenBellarmine University Alumni OfficeBest BuyBlades Salon — Carrie KellerBonefish GrillBonnycastle Appliance & TV —

Larry ’72 and Cindy LinkBramco, Inc. — Charles H. Leis H’01Brown-Forman Corporation —

Jennine WiseBuckhead Mountain GrillBuffalo Trace Distillery —

Keith and Kathy Thelen, John VereekeCafé Metro — Nancy ShepherdCalifornia Pizza KitchenCampus Quilt CompanyCeltic Centre — Martha FordCheddar’s Casual Café Cheesecake FactoryCincinnati RedsClayton Nye — Kris HowerConrad Eye Centers — Dr. Tim Conrad Corner Café Covenant Industries, Inc. —

Larry and Terry RiddellCosmetic and Family Dentistry —

Dr. Tim ’69 and Jan WoockDeck The WallsDomain Fabric & Interiors —

Christina SmithDon Meredith Companies —

Reprograhpic Services & Supplies — Ron Pollett

Duplicator Sales & Service — Mike NashDwellingsEleganté Salon & Day Spa —

Julia EdmondsFastline Publications — Bill Howard Felice Vineyards — Jeff TatmanFinishing Effects, Inc.Fire King International — Doug VoetFootworks — Mary StiversFritz’s Hair Care for Men —

Cindy Cameron From The Vault — Sheila NewtonFun Dome — Steve Stephenson Glenmary Country Club — Jack Ridge ’62Graeter’s Ice CreamGrapevine Pantry & Gift Shop

Grindmaster — Terry HansellHall’s Home Repair — Shawn HallHawthorn Suites — Caren CarneyHeitzman Cake Café, LLC —

Karen SypherHeitzman’s Traditional Bakery —

Karen SypherHoliday Inn Express Galleria —

Gunars DvelisHoneyBaked Ham Company Independent Stave Company —

Amie Boswell Dewane Institute for Integrated Medicine —

Kim EvansIredale Mineral Cosmetics, Ltd. —

Jan ReevesJ. Waddell Interiors — Joan WaddellJoseph’s Salon and SpaKarem’s Deli & Catering —

Louie Karem ’83Kathy Chandler Photography —

Kathy ChandlerKayrouz Café — Chris Kayrouz ’85 Kayrouz Heating & Air Conditioning

Co., Inc. — Phil Kayrouz ’70 Kentuckiana Yacht Sales, Inc. —

Bill Molnar ’72 Kitchen Kompact, Inc. —

David Duke H’02Kroger Co. — Tim McGurkLandscape Lighting Co., Inc. —

Stan ’74, Sheri and Matt ’01 DeVoreLouisville Fire Football — Adam LukenLouisville Tractor, Inc. — Jay BucyMaker’s Mark Distillery — Bill SamuelsMall St. MatthewsMann, Fox and Graboviy —

Drs. Mann, Fox and GraboviyMasterson’s Catering Mees Tile & Marble, Inc. —

Todd Meyer ’85 Merkley Kendrick Jewelers —

Brian Merkley ’91 Moby’s Auto Spa —

Mike ’74 and Suzie JonesMockingbird Valley Soccer Club —

Chris Burckle ’75 Moore Jewelry — John MooreMurphy’s Camera — Patrick MurphyOates Flag Company —

Reggie and Nancy OatesPannell Swim ShopParty Mart and Liquor Express —

Jerry RogersPaul’s Fruit Market Inc.Philomenas Paintings —

Mary Phil Bisig BoycePlumbers Supply Company —

Judd MartinRaven About Hair — Nancy Johnson Rueff Sign Company — Bob Rueff H’06St. Matthews Eline Library

St. Matthews Hardware — Pete Hammer ’72

St. Matthews Imports — Sheila Addington Waldron

Salon 602 — Mary Sue DoranSam Kinnaird’s Flooring —

Marvin Huber ’71 and Jim Mudd ’71 Schaefer Aesthetic General Dentistry —

David Schaefer, DMDSchmidlin Silversmiths — Joe SchmidlinScholastic Library Publishing —

Mark GarmanScrubs Central LLC — Perry BrownSexy Nail She at the Colony CenterSilver and Spice — Robyn ClarkSimplicity SalonSki Paoli Peaks — Jody ReamSkyline ChiliSmashgraphix —

F. Greg ’77 and Scott F. ’77 ScintaSMP, Inc. Domino’s Pizza —

Leo Neichter Southern Belle BBQSportClips Haircuts — Fred ShearerSteepleton Company — Jim Graven ’68 Stein Automotive Inc. — Kenny HartStitch Craft, LLC — Kathy JonesSuntan CityTarget at SpringhurstTexas Roadhouse The Art of Framing — Brett Brunner ’87 The Great Frame UpThe Hypnotic Oasis — Belinda Rhodes The Leading Man, LLC —

John Jackson ’72 The Paint Spot — Shawnna BooneThe Parfumerie — Ruth WuerthThe Seafood ConnectionThe Tennis Club at Springhurst —

Chris Mather ’93 The Trend — Joe and Linda DumstorfThomas Lighting (Division of Genlyte) —

Dennis Burch ’80 Trinity Athletic TeamsTrinity Ice Hockey TeamTrinity Office for School AdvancementTrinity Shamrock MomsTrinity Swim and Dive TeamTumbleweed Southwest Café —

Matt ’80 and Mike ’80 HigginsVale Photography —

Chris ’84 and Nanette ValeVision First — Joann HurleVolaré Ristoranté Whipps Mill Animal Hospital Wild Oats Natural Marketplace —

Tim RoetngenWillisKlein ShowroomsWilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co. —

Sam Winkler ’81

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PATRONSDarlene AllgeierPaul ’89 and Lee Ann AllisonDavid and Olga AttyErle and Scott H’05 AustinWaller AustinBoomer ’97 and Brooke AyersDaniel J. Barron ’96Todd ’84 and Mimi BarrettMichael J. Barrow ’70Robbert Barrow ’71Bob H’03 and Jayne BeattyPaul ’82 and Melanie BeelerJohn and Robyn BischoffColleen BoeckmannDick and Bev BoeckmannRick ’91 and Tiffany BoeckmannDennis ’88 and Nikki BoniferPat H’01 and Chris BowlesBill ’66 and Pat BraschMichael ’97 and Chrissy BratcherLouis and Paulette BreitMichael Broome ’89Erik Brown ’01Kurt ’96 and Whitney BrownKyle Brown ’99Tim H’01 and Karen H’01 BrownRick ’73 and Jenny BrowningDennis ’80 and Mary Ann BurchWes and Cynthia BurgissMark ’75 and Kim BurnsRobert CaseyMissy ClayBarry ’88 and Maria ClementsJohn ’82 and Laura ClementsRon and Jan CogburnDavid Cole ’99Suzanne ColeCarol CollinsWalt CollinsElfie CombsGary ’74 and Debbie ConliffeKen ’63 and Michele ConliffeBrent Coomes ’94Mark ’79 and Susan CorbettFred and Nina CouchBianca CristofoliJohn J. Cristofoli ’83Louis Cristofoli ’80Tim Culver ’82 and Ruth MorrisDarrell and Judy CurrentLisa DabneyJohn and Sharon DaddsScott and Liz DantJoe ’68 and Sharon DemlingGreg ’81 and Margie DeMuthDan ’92 and Lesley DePaolaStan ’74 and Sheri DeVoreDavid and Fran DickFrank and Martha DieboldPaul and Marie DiehlGerry ’70 and Nanette DitslerDavid Dodd and Debbie Wilson-DoddRev. Ron Domhoff H’98Mike ’85 and Julie DomzalskiDean and Beth DonohueMike ’69 and Mary Sue DoranJim DouglasDavid and Diane DukeKaren DunawayAngela Dutton

Gene ’62 and Pat EckertBill H’03 and Angie H’03 EdelenGlenn ’70 and Leah EdelenMike ’71 and Denise EdelenMike and Kathy EganDennis and Eva EgolfDavid ’86 and Janet ElderMatt ’87 and Mary ElderGeorge and Candace EstillDavid and Kim EvansKaren EversoleSteve ’73 and Marcia FacklerMichael ’75 and Buff FallotEmily FetterGreg Fischer ’76 and Alex GerassimidesFrank and Pam FleckSharon FordDan and Shannon FortneyRyan Franconia ’95Jack ’71 and Sharon FreibertShawn ’71 and Stacy FreibertTim ’71 and Sharon FreibertChris ’73 and Christa FullerDan ’71 and Alishia FullerTimothy GeorgeTim and Robin GillespieJim Golden ’72Matt and Angie GoldsteinSloane and Heather GraffNorvin and Mary Lee GreenGary Grieshaber ’88 and Jaclyn NoonMark and Laura GustafsonAlbert ’74 and Sue GuttermanDavid and Valerie HallBetsy HallionLee ’91 and Paula HarlamertDavid ’80 and Beth HarpringPatrick and Alison HarrisDavid ’82 and Barb HayesSid and Jane HebertCarl and Charlotte HeickBob ’69 and Cindy HeleringerAlan Hennessey ’69Joe Henning H’06Steve ’81 and Suzanne HigdonDavid H’05 and Suzanne HigginsJohn and Tanya HigginsMike ’80 and Lynn HigginsPat ’87 and Linda HigginsSean Higgins ’78Bill ’82 and Sue HodappJay and Jackie HoganChristina HoonWilliam and Jill HowardMarvin ’71 and Dee HuberJim and Lizanne HunterDarryl ’82 and Teri IsaacsJohn ’72 and Kim JacksonMark and Anastasia JacobsBuddie and Donna JahaSmith and Lee JollyMike ’74 and Suzi JonesCharles Kane ’61 and Robyn Carsten-KanePhil ’70 and Pamela KayrouzMark ’82 and Julie KelleyMichael and Joan KellySteve and Sharon KerrickDr. Butch ’57 and Cheri KincaidJohn ’80 and Terry KingThomas ’81 and Tammy KmetzDonald and Vickie Kupper

Dennis H’92 and Brenda LampleyJason and Heather LangeJim ’74 and Joyce LavelleJohn ’70 and Jaye LavelleCordell Lawrence Jr. ’00Cordell Lawrence Sr.Karrie LawsonJohn ’73 and Kaye LinkLarry ’72 and Cindy LinkRick ’74 and Lisa LinkStan ’76 and Judy LoganStan and Doris LoganChris ’91 and Colleen MackeyJudson Martin ’98John ’74 and Sandy McGillAlan and Ashley McGinnisSean ’84 and Holly McGuireTim and Susan McGurkBrian ’91 and Tracy MerkleyTodd ’86 and Christine MetzmeierChris ’82 and Kristin MeyerJim ’89 and Janice MeyersTodd ’85 and Beth MeyerJohn ’87 and Rose MichelsAnthony and Barbara MirandaJackie MirandaJohn H’00 and Debbie H’00 MirandaRyan Miranda ’03Sean Miranda ’96Emil and Michele MondaStuart ’82 and Mary Kay MonohanKevin ’90 and Gerri MonsourMike ’85 and Sharon MonsourJames ’77 and Karen MorrisGregroy and Janice Moss-BrownChristy MuddCraig Mudd ’95Fred ’68 and Serena MuddJim ’71 and Donna MuddJesse MuddDr. Rob ’77 and Kathy MullenKyle ’78 and Bonnie MullinKevin ’73 and Robin MullinDave NalleyLynn NashDavid and Cheri NelsonJanet NoonBryan ’93 and Angela NuskyRobert and Sheila OliverMary OlsenJudy O’NeilThomas and Christine O’ShaughnessyKeri OwenCarlos ’80 and Charla PerezPhilip and Peggy PetredisBobby and Becky PetrinoJason ’88 and Nicole PhilbinJohn ’74 and Mary Ann PieperMark ’69 and Terri PlummerTim ’87 and Jennifer PooleJoey ’78 and Jean PorterPatrick ’89 and Heidi PotterVallory PowellDennis ’70 and Kathy PriceDavid ’72 and Lori PriceDouglas and Molly RappBob ’69 and Anita RehCrisina ReyesJohn and Jean RibarJohn ’70 and Judy RibarRichard ’75 and Susan Ribar

Rick and Bonney RobeyTommy and Peggy RogersEddie Rudolph H’95Bob H’06 and Jeannie RueffKevin and Cathy RueffJohn and Missy SandersMike ’83 and Leigh Ann SaylorBrian ’83 and Cathy SchneiderMatt ’95 and Stephanie SchulteMichael Schulte ’99Paul H’92 and Sue SchulteGreg ’77 and Kate ScintaScott ’77 and Jina ScintaPatrick and Meredith SheehyJack ’95 and Ann ShermanBrendan and Patricia SmithDale and Joan SmithSteve and Jeni SmithMary Ann SnyderJeffrey and Martha SoleyTom ’67 and Brenda SolleyJoe and Anne SolomonGary and Becky SommerBob ’60 and DeLynn StallingsGlynn ’67 and Donna StengelWhitney StevesonHelen StewartRobin StilgerCarla StromPhil ’70 and Joy StueckerDavid and Diane StumlerCarol SummeJeff and Anna TatmanTim and Barbara ThompsonBill Tingley and Gail Kamenish H’05Chris ’78 and Lisa Tompkins Frances TompkinsSteven Tompkins ’81David ’85 and Shannon TroutmanBill and Ridete UsherJohn and Mendy VidalDoug and Barbara VoetCorinne VogelJohn ’78 and Denise WalshKevin Walsh ’73Bryan ’80 and Michelle WaltersShannon WatsonWade H’94 and Harriet WearrenJean WellsMark and Michelle WheelerSam ’81 and Jeanne WinklerKevin ’77 and Linda WittmerDr. Tim ’69 and Jan WoockDavid ’66 and Karen WunderlinBarbara ZehnderRon ’69 and Susan ZehnderDan and Pam Zoeller

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SPONSORSHIPS

2005-06 BASKETBALLPROGRAM ADVERTISERSAll-Care Landscaping & MaintenanceAVPBalfour Co.Beechmont Press, LLCLandscape Lighting Co., Inc.Premier Landscape and MaintenanceService By AirSmashgraphixTrinity celebraTion 2006 Dinner-

Auction

2005 FOOTBALLPROGRAM ADVERTISERSAll-Care Landscaping & MaintenanceANC PromotionsBalfour Co.Beechmont Press, LLCBeef O’Brady’s Family Sports PubBonnycastle Appliance & TVBowtie Express Car WashBrasch-Barry General Contractors Inc.Paul C. Brooks III ’80, DMDCornerstone Flooring & LiningsThe Jerry Ditsler Agency — Nationwide

Insurance & Financial ServicesDavid T. Dodd, DMD —

Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryDon Meredith Companies —

Reprographic Services & SuppliesEdelen & Edelen RealtorsDr. Rudy J. Ellis Sports Medicine CenterFifth Third BankFirst Commonwealth MortgageFitzsimmons AwningsForest Green Family Dentistry —

Heartland Dental CareFrazier Rehab InstituteGo Rocks Racing, LLCHBH Insurance GroupHealing OptionsHigdon’s Paint & Ladder, Inc.Hilliard LyonsHubbard Land Barber ShopHuman Resouce AdvantageiCarpetiles.comInsuramax, Inc.Jewish HospitalJohn Franconia Trucking Co. Inc.Karem’s Deli & CateringKentuckiana Concrete ConstructionKentucky Farm Bureau Insurance

CompaniesKentucky Select PropertiesCharles A. “Butch” Kincaid ’57, MD,

FACSKindred Hospital LouisvilleLandscape Lighting Company Co., Inc.Liberty Mortgage of Kentucky, Inc.Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency,

LLCMarshall Realty CompanyJ. Bart McMahon ’88, PSC —

Attorney at LawMerkley Kendrick JewelersMonsour Builders Inc.Mooser & Freibert Land Title Co. LLCNorton Audobon HospitalNugent Sand CompanyPapa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza

Patterson Dental Supply, Inc.Physical Therapy Specialists PSCPlanchoice Inc.Premier Landscape and MaintenancePromptCare PhysiciansPrudential — Parks & Weisberg RealtorsQuality Exhaust & Automotive Repair

CenterRe/Max RealtorsSt. Matthews Animal ClinicSt. Matthews Exterminating CompanySt. Matthews HardwareSt. Matthews ImportsSam Kinnaird’s FlooringService By AirShively Sporting GoodsSmashgraphixBernard L. Speevack, MD, FAAPSportClips HaircutsState Farm InsuranceStein Automotive IncorporatedStonefield Trace — Hamilton HornbeckCombs Realtors (Semonin Realtors)Tom Leis Auto Sales, Inc.Town & Country FordTrinity celebraTion 2006 Dinner-

AuctionTrinity Office for School AdvancementTumbleweed Southwest CaféUBS Financial Services, Inc.Unitas FoundationUnited Parcel ServiceWilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co.Women’s Diagnostic CenterJohnny Wright ’93 —

Illustration & Graphic DesignTimothy R. Woock ’69, DMD

2005-06 BASEBALL,BASKETBALL ANDFOOTBALL RADIOBROADCAST ADVERTISERSBonnycastle Appliance & TVDoors, Etc.Landscape Lighting Company Co., Inc.Leanhart Plumbing, Inc.Liberty Mortgage of Kentucky, Inc.Masonomics Inc.Robey Malone Farrar RemaxSam Kinnaird’s FlooringTown & Country FordTumbleweed Southwest CaféWagner Electric Company, Inc.

2006 SANDY NEWMANMEMORIAL GOLFCLASSIC SPONSORSA-M Electric Co. Inc.All-Care Landscape & LawnAll-Pro Championships, Inc.Blincoe & Shutt, DMDBonnycastle Appliance & TVBreedan Paint Co.Cardinal Services Inc.Carpet SpecialistsCoca-Cola Bottling Co.Craig FlooringDennis R. Price ’70, DMDDentalWorksDiversified DistributionDoors, Etc.

Edelen & Edelen RealtorsEvans ConstructionFackler Commercial RoofingFlynn Brothers ContractingID&AIntegral StructuresIsaacs & Isaacs PSC, Attorneys at LawJ & J Transportation, Inc.John SchunerKarem’s Deli & CateringKentucky Farm Bureau Insurance

CompaniesKentucky Junior Golf FoundationKenwayKlein Brothers Locksmith & Safe Co.Kruse Plastic & Plywood, Inc.Landscape Lighting Co., Inc.Leanhart PlumbingLogan Uniform RentalMasonomics Inc.Matthew W. Stein ’80 — Trial AttorneyOffice ComputingOvertime ActivewearPioneer PaintProject Heating & Cooling Co.River City Tire Co.Timothy R. Woock ’69, DMDUnited ElectricWagner Electric Company, Inc.WillisKlein Locks & Security

2006 SHAMROCK BASSCLASSIC SPONSORSAll-Pro Championships, Inc.Arrow ElectricBB&T Insurance ServicesBalfour Co.Brian Martin ’75Brunner’s Lawn ServiceBurn-KapCoca-Cola Bottling Co.Ear X-tacyFifth Third BankFrancis & Company Inc.Frederick RoofingGateway PressGood Spirits Package LiquorsHeine Brothers’ CoffeeInsuramax, Inc.J.C. Malone Associates StaffingJ&J TransportationJansen Industrial EquipmentJesse Francis ’63Just Add Water Marine Inc.Karem’s Deli & CateringKeith Heustis ’75Louisville Sporting GoodsLouisville StonewareMartini Italian BistroMasonomics Inc.Medallion HomesMees Tile & Marble, Inc.Mitchell’s Fish MarketNational Telecommunications NetworkO’Mary Brothers PlumbingOxmoor Country ClubOxmoor MazdaPizzeria UnoPlehn’s BakeryRafferty’s Restaurants Inc.Rainbow Blossom

Stan’s Fish Sandwich Co.The FisheryTrinity Campus StoreUnited ElectricVermont American CorporationWillisKlein Locks & Security

2005-06 THEATREPROGRAM ADVERTISERSAllergy CareAllied Home Mortgage Capital

CorporationBellarmine UniversityBurdorf’s FurnishingsChilton & Medley Certified Public

AccountantsColdwell Banker Action Realtors —

Alice Harris, RealtorCotton + Allen Certified Public

Accountants and AdvisorsCox Allen and Associates, ArchitectsCreating Smiles — David Smith, DMDFrederick Roofing Co.Garrett-Stotz Company Insurance,

Employee Benefits & BondsIndustrial Equipment Company, Inc.Jim Hendrix Chevron Auto Service, Inc.Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Agency,

LLCMann, Fox & Graboviy General

DentistryMcCauley, Nicolas & Company, LLC

Certified Public AccountantsMooser & Freibert Land Title Co.National City BankRocky Rococo Pizza and PastaSt. Matthews HardwareSam Meyers Formal Wear, Inc.Senn’s Collision Repair CentersDonald Shackleford, MD, FACOGSmiles by Sandy Cosmetic &

Restorative Dentistry — Sandra Hess, DMD

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Tuition 85%

Auxiliary Income 9%

Interest/Rental Income 1%

Annual Fund Appeal, celebraTion, Support from Foundation 5%

Salaries 44%

Operational Expenses 20%

Athletic 2%

Auxiliary Expenses 5%

Financial Aid 7%

Employee Benefits 14%

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

TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL 2005-06 FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Administrative 8%

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

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

SHAMROCKS VS. TIGERS AT PAPA JOHN’STrinity and St. Xavier are gearing up for their annual fall classic on Friday, Sept. 22 at the University of Louisville’s Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. Kickoff is at 8 p.m.

PRIDE WEEK COACH’S LUNCH WITH BOB BEATTY H’03Join Trinity head football coach Bob Beatty H’03 at the Pride Week Coach’s Lunch

at Buffalo Wild Wings in St. Matthews, noon-1 p.m., on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Trinity alumni and fans are invited to attend and ask Coach Beatty their questions about the Rocks.

WDRB-TV Fox 41 Sports Director Gary Montgomery H’05 will host the event.Arrive early to order your food!

The question-answer session will begin at noon and end at 1 p.m.

CROSS COUNTRY BOOK STILL AVAILABLETo order your personally autographed copy of Shamrock Cross Country: The First 50 Years,send a check made payable to Richard Bealmear, 11307 Cottage View Court, Louisville, KY

40299-4393. The cost is $23.95 plus $5.50 per book for priority mailing. The book measures 81⁄2” x 11” and is bound in hardback. More than 500 Trinity runners

(from Matt Abney to Will Zurkuhlen) are named in this historic book. While the main focusis Trinity’s cross country program,

the book also details the history of the sport in America and elsewhere. A brief history of girl’s cross country also is included.

The book is available at Trinity’s Campus Store and at these outlets:Borders Books (2520 South Hurstbourne Lane and 4600 Shelbyville Road),

Carmichael’s Bookstores (1295 Bardstown Road and 2720 Frankfort Avenue),Celtic Centre (102 Bauer Avenue), Ken Combs Running Store, Fleet Feet Sports,

New Balance of Louisville and Swag’s Sport Shoes. The book will not be reprinted.

Shamrock Cross Country: The First 50 Years would make a great gift for any fan ofTrinity athletics. For more information, contact Dick Bealmear at rbealmear@aol.com or

by phone at (502) 267-6481.

Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

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Trinity High School4011 Shelbyville RoadLouisville, KY 40207

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SEPTEMBER17 Shamrock Awards Dinner18 Shillelagh Cup20 Pride Week Coach’s Lunch - BW3 St. Matthews,

1953 Society Dinner21-23 Class of ’81 Reunion

22 Cookout for Young Alumni (Classes of 2002-06), Trinity-St. Xavier football game

22-23 Class of ’66 Reunion

OCTOBER2 Trinity High School Board meeting6 Class of ’61 Reunion, Class of ’91 Reunion

19 Trinity High School Foundation Board meeting31 Halloween

NOVEMBER1 All Saints Day

12 Open House21 Thanksgiving Break begins after last period23 Thanksgiving26 Advent begins

DECEMBER8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception9 Catholic High School Placement Test

14 Trinity Hall of Fame Banquet15 Christmas Break begins after last final exam25 Christmas

JANUARY1 New Year’s Day3 Classes resume8 Trinity Alumni Board of Directors meeting

15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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.

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