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CELEBRATING 50TH YEAR ANNIVERSARYINSIDE: Be Sure to Check Out Page 29 for Our 50th Year Anniversary Events

Cherish the Past...ANNUAL REPORT

2012-2013

Embrace the Future.

2 T r i n i T y H i g H S c H o o l A n n u A l r e p o r T

To develop habits of mind, body, and spirit, rooted in the Catholic tradition, so as to attain the highest good.

Mission

Most Reverend Joseph P. McFaddenMay 22, 1947–May 2, 2013

Bishop Joseph P. McFadden was the 10th Bishop of Harrisburg. He was appointed on June 22, 2010, by then Pope Benedict XVI, and was installed as Bishop of Harrisburg on August 18, 2010, at the Cathedral Parish of St. Patrick in Harrisburg. “Bishop McFadden was a strong advocate for Catholic education and enjoyed visiting all of the schools in the Diocese. He hosted several web and video conferences with our students over the past years at Trinity,” said Dr. Bouton, principal of Trinity. “Our students enjoyed the opportunity to ask questions and pray together.” “Bishop McFadden loved the students of Trinity. Whenever he had the opportunity to interact with them his face lit up. He enjoyed getting to know them and sharing the Faith with them,” added Scott Root, Director of Campus Ministry. The Trinity community was saddened by the Bishop’s passing. “We were blessed to have him in our lives and are fortunate to have many wonderful memories,” added Root.

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Scott and Bishop McFadden at March for Life.

T r i n i T y H i g H S c H o o l A n n u A l r e p o r T 3

WELCOMEDear Alumni, Parents and Friends of Trinity: This is to thank all who have supported us with financial and in-kind gifts over the past year. The annual fund is the bedrock of

all giving to our school. As you read through this report, you will see that a total of $791,902+ in restricted and unrestricted gifts was received – the highest figure in our 50 year history! We are especially grateful to all of our donors given the ongoing uncertain status of the economy here and around the world. Every decision of significance made at our school is intended to provide the best possible learning experience for our students within the limits of our resources. Over these pages you will see evidence, be it academically, through apostolic service, or a host of co-curricular and social activities, of how our remarkable students excel. It is not just the quality and quantity of their performances, but the class, dedication, and selflessness with which they achieve success. The main reason for the hard earned reputation that Trinity enjoys is our students and how they present themselves in myriad venues over the course of the year. But the attitudes and behaviors that our students demonstrate would not happen without the love and support that they receive at home or from our staff and faculty. The influence and value that you have in the lives of our students is beyond measure. Hence, this note is not only to thank our donors, but the adults inside our building and within your homes that are shaping these outstanding young adults who we serve. This annual report is only one reflection of the fact that we are a blessed community. As we celebrate Trinity’s 50th anniversary this coming year, please continue to support our school as we strive together for continued preeminence throughout central Pennsylvania over the next 50 years.

Sincerely,

Dr. David BoutonPrincipal/Head Learner

Seated L-R: Lisa Taglang, Msgr. William King, Rev. William Forrey, Thomas Holder ‘70, Standing L-R: Steve Sherman, Dr. Jeff Conforti, Rev. J. Michael McFadden, Rev. Louis P. Ogden ‘72, Todd Long ‘87, Missing from photo: Rev. Stephen Weitzel, Rev. John Trigilio, Rev. Michael Grab, Rev. Paul Helwig, Kevin Shook ‘87, Donna Vodzak, Timothy Perry ‘83

Thank you for your participation in the Giant A+ School Rewards Program. Through this outstanding program, Trinity earned $4,083.00 this year. This contribution will directly benefit both students and faculty by providing technological improvements throughout the school. We are grateful to Giant for their continued generosity through this great program. Beginning October 2013 through March 2014, Trinity will once again have the op-portunity to earn cash through Giant A+ School Rewards Program. It’s easy to participate!

All you have to do is:Log on to www.giantfoodstores.com/aplus to designate our school online (Trinity Code – 01255) or send an e-mail with your Giant BONUSCARD number to [email protected]

TRINITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ThIS plACEFourteen students were installed as Extra-ordinary ministers of Holy Communion by Father Hereshko.

On Sunday, December 9, 2012, Trinity students hosted a Christmas “drop & shop” for families with children in grades kindergarten through third. Children made candy cane reindeer, ornaments, and cards, played games, decorated cookies, and sang Christmas carols.

175 students participated in the 3rd annual Wreaths for a Reason. This year, many of these one-of-a-kind holiday wreaths were displayed at Trinity and Strawberry Square in Harrisburg and offered for sale. Proceeds benefit the Shalom House.

Seven students were honored by the Sisters of SS Cyril and Methodius for servant leadership in their parish, school, and community.

On March 6-9, students participated in the Capital Area Science and Engineering fair at the Whitaker Center. Marissa Angino, Brett Becker, Darby Fly, Emily Spishock, and Maura Vrabel each took 1st place in their respective categories.

Trinity students performed 11,460 hours of service!

Class of 2013 organized “Send it to a Soldier”; 56 boxes of items sent to troops.

$50,000 raised for the Four Diamonds Fund – FTK - Trinity Thon

Latin Club sends 12 delegates to Pa. Junior Classical League State Latin Convention.

Students attend March for Life in Washington, DC.

Students participate in the Bread of Life Food Driveto benefit Central PA Food Bank.

Speech and Debate team compete at State Tournament at Susquehanna University.

On Friday, December 14th Trinity hosted their second annual “Silent Night.” Students from our feeder schools were invited to the boys basketball game vs. Hershey. Because it was 11 days until Christmas, ALL students were asked to dress up in crazy Christmas gear and remain SILENT until Trinity scored their 11th point! Trinity won 74-72 in OT!

Students from Harrisburg Christian Elementary School were treated to a morning filled with games, arts and crafts, and Christmas goodies.

More than 100 Trinity students, dressed in jeans and jerseys (or activity t-shirts), representing more than 50 sports and activities, welcomed 7th and 8th grade students to our first ever ShamrockShowcase on March 24th. Students created their own “tour” by visiting the places they were most interested in. Prospective students got to meet Trinity students, some coaches, and some of our faculty. The day was capped off with “Be Calm – Rock On” t-shirts and Shamrock Shakes! A great day was had by all!


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let’s hear it for our ‘Rocks CongRATulATIonS To ouR

ouTSTAndIng STATe CHAMPS:Bradley Buchter – Diving (Gold)

Ryan Diehl –Wrestling 126 (Gold)Adam Geiger –Wrestling 195 (3rd)

David Bricker –400m (Gold)Boys’ track team –2nd overallShannon Quinn – 800m (2nd)

Danny Jackson – Long Jump (2nd)Boys’ 400m Relay – 2nd

(Danny Jackson, Brandon Kuntz, David Bricker, Vince Ruminski)Boys’ 1600m Relay – 2nd

(Matt Bernick, Will Edwards, David Bricker, Matt Janton)

CongRATulATIonS To THe FollowIng FoR THeIR All-STATe SeleCTIon:

Hannah Fry – VolleyballDavid Bricker – Soccer

Dominick Antonelli - Basketball


The Honor Roll of DonorsThis report lists all donations from alumni, parents, faculty, staff, businesses and friends from

July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of all contributions during this time frame. Please contact the Office of Advancement should you note an omission or error.

Total Donations for 2012-2013: $1,261,927.09

Total Gifts - $1,261,927.09

$30,474.85

$10,500.00

$25,695.00 $4,083.79

$4,556.96

$11,825.00

$288,062.00

$470,025.00

$38,000.00 $33,700.00

$109,090.28

$3,281.62

$700.00

$17,925.00

$214,007.59

Gifts by Fund Athletic Teams

Capital Campaign

COBO Athletics

Technology

Day Fund

Drama/Music

EITC

Fitness Center

Fundraisers

Endowments

Gen. Development

In-Kind

Misc. (Kairos, Inst. Support, Library) Special Projects

Tuition Asst.

Total Gifts - $1,261,927.09

$106,573.92

$24,375.00 $10,500.00

$22,710.00

$300,024.30

$38,000.00

$3,930.00

$8,255.00 $38,100.00

$164,416.09

$510,557.76

$34,485.02

Gifts by Appeal Annual Appeal

Banners & Bricks

Capital Campaign

Golf Tournament

EITC

Fundraisers

Matched Gifts

Memorials

Personal

Tuition Appeals

Special Appeals

United Way


lEgACY CIRClE($25,000 and above)

Anonymous Carlisle SynTec, Inc.Daily Express, Inc.

Eastern Alliance Insurance HoldingsGeorge and Mary Holder Family

Mr. Brad HollingerSelect Specialty Hospital

Anonymous (3)Aegis Security Insurance

Aetna InsuranceMr. and Mrs. John Altmeyer

Bravo Educational FoundationBridge Educational Foundation

Estate of J. Thomas O’Connor ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. GreenKeystone Tax Associates, LLC

Stephen ‘79 and Kathleen Kostelac Kindler ‘78Todd Long ‘87M & T Bank

NRG Controls, Inc.Select Medical Corporation

TRINITY plATINum($10,000 - $24,999)

ACS Claim Service, Inc.Brian J. Britt ‘76

Denice Petro Brown ‘72Lauren and Spencer Day Foundation

Foundation for Enhancing CommunitiesMr. and Mrs. Gerald Hempt

Hershey Creamery Co.

Thomas M. Holder ‘70Mrs. Patricia Kammerer

Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael MullenMr. and Mrs. Paul Staub

VFW Post 7530Mr. and Mrs. Allen WeaverWood, Myers & Hartman

TRINITY SIlVER($2,500 - $4,999)

Ahold Financial Services – Giant Food StoresDr. and Mrs. Andrew Bloschichak

Henry L. Charlton, III ‘88Class of 2012

Freysinger Auto GroupMartin and Marianne Minnaugh ‘82 Jackson

Knights of Columbus #869Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Long

Riley, Hewitt, Witte & RomanoVibra Health LLC

Waste Management

TRINITY gOlD($5,000 - $9,999)


TRINITY BRONzE($1,000 - $2,499)

Anonymous (4)Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abel

Dr. and Mrs. Fred AlbaAssured Claimant Transport Service, Inc.

Pamela J. Barbush ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barbush

Mrs. Ronald BostickDr. and Mrs. David Bouton

Brewhouse GrillNancy Burke, Ed.D.

Mark Burket ‘94

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph CampbellCarlisle Corp.

Thomas Carocci ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carocci

Class of 1972 ReunionMr. and Mrs. James Comitale

Coventry Health CareMr. David DaileyMr. Gilbert Dailey

Dr. James F. Daly, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DickeyMr. and Mrs. Robert Dietz

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. DunleavyExcel Interior Concepts & Construction

Paul M. Fetterman ‘69David W. Forti ‘88

Mr. and Mrs. Ricman FlyTimothy J. Gilfoyle ‘74

Kathleen Marshall Gillespie ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Mark GlessnerDr. and Mrs. Stephen GradyJohn ‘81 and Colleen Hickey

Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Todd Hoynitski

Brian F. Jackson ‘85Jump Street

Miss Janice KikerLt. Col. and Mrs. Jerome KoernerMr. and Mrs. Joseph Krzywicki

Mr. and Mrs. Richard LongRev. Michael Q. Mahone ‘71Metz Culinary Management

Melodee Dunleavy McKelvey ‘78Mr. and Mrs. Richard Migash

Christopher Miorin ‘03Mr. and Mrs. Timothy NicholsonMr. and Mrs. John OszustowiczMr. and Mrs. Michael PaduanoMr. and Mrs. Michael Pavone

Quantum Imaging and TherapeuticsMr. and Mrs. Patrick Richards

Drs. Vincent and Karen RoglianoMr. and Mrs. Joseph SandriMr. and Mrs. Brian Shirtliff

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ShriverJoseph T. and Helen M. Simpson Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Mark SimpsonSutliff ChevroletTE Connectivity

Melissa M. Trouton ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vinarski

WBCMMark C. Walker ‘68Warrell Foundation

Waveline Direct, LLCMr. and Mrs. Robert Werwinski, Sr.

Michael B. Wolfe ‘85Women’s Health Specialists of Carlisle

Dr. and Mrs. John Zornosa

Shamrocks ($500 - $999)

Anonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. AcriMr. and Mrs. Charles AlfordBarnes & NobleMr. and Mrs. Frank ClarkMr. John C. CroninFaith Curran ‘79 and Peter ShellyCurrie & Hecht Oral SurgeonsDurbin AssociatesHempt Bros., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael HudockJFC StaffingMr. and Mrs. Peter JoyceKnights of Columbus #4068Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeighMr. and Mrs. Donald M. Lewis, IIIMr. and Mrs. F. Stephens MatthesMrs. Nancy MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Luis MunizNikoli’s Pizza and CateringMr. and Mrs. Louis O’BrienPaytime Harrisburg, Inc.Poole Anderson ConstructionMs. Janet A. QuigleyBobby Rahal – MechanicsburgSt. Patrick’s ChurchMs. Jullia SheridanSt. Patrick Church - CarlisleMr. and Mrs. Michael StarvaggiMr. and Mrs. Jay StefanicMr. and Mrs. Bill StoutMr. and Mrs. William Strouse, IIITarget CorporationMr. and Mrs. A. Andrew TignanelliMr. and Mrs. Robert Tribeck

Class of 1967John W. AbuisoCarol Burke LoganWilliam J. Peteritas

Class of 1968Walter S. Holder

Class of 1969Carole Gorman Swift

Class of 1970Michael V. Ciccocioppo

Class of 1972Mark S. CurranMargaret M. Straub

Class of 1973Emmanuel M. Paul

Class of 1975Msgr. William J. King

Class of 1976Patrick J. Hosey

Class of 1977Bernadette Paul

Class of 1978Michael F. Britt

Class of 1983Robert P. Kline, Esq.

Class of 1984Gregory E. Paul

Class of 1987Karen Schwab McDermottTimothy SeeleyErin Stewart Verano

Class of 1994Tara C. LongDonald Montgomery

Class of 2001Class of 2001 Reunion

Class of 2005Anonymous (1)

green and White($250 - $499)

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene AlexandreMr. and Mrs. Eugene Anastasio Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bianchi

Mr. and Mrs. James BierowskiBoles, Metzger, Brosius & EmrickMr. and Mrs. Russell BrownConsolidated Electrical Distributors, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Corey DeiblerMr. and Mrs. John DurbinDr. Francine GagneGoddard School - MechanicsburgGood Shepherd ChurchRev. Paul C. HelwigMrs. Johanna HickeyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey HoweMr. Thomas C. KesselMr. and Mrs. Daniel LeandriMr. and Mrs. Dennis MarionRev. J. Michael McFaddenMetro BankMid-Penn BankModjeski & Masters, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James NixonDr. and Mrs. James OliverioMr. and Mrs. Todd PowlessMr. and Mrs. Timothy PrzybylowskiMr. and Mrs. Richard SeitzMr. and Mrs. Stephen ShermanR. Adm. and Mrs. F. Neale SmithMr. and Mrs. David SpishockMr. David W. SweetTrinity High School Student CouncilWells FargoMr. and Mrs. Paul WentzelWolf FurnitureMrs. Andrew Yurasek

Class of 1966Maureen Williams Papp

Class of 1967Loudon L. Campbell, Esq.

Class of 1968Barry E. Grandon

Class of 1969Anita Strine Thompson

Class of 1975Maureen Murphy Andres

Class of 1978Susan A. Curley

Class of 1980Daniel T. Buckley

Class of 1987Jill Wharton

Class of 1990Serene Srouji Horowitz

Class of 1992Stephen V. Carocci


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Class of 1993Patrick S. CawleyMarc Fassano

Triangles($100-$249)

Parents & FriendsMrs. Susan AigeldingerMr. and Mrs. Mark AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Stephen AllanMr. and Mrs. Thomas ArchfieldDr. and Mrs. Dwight AshbyDr. and Mrs. R. George AzizkhanMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. BahretMrs. Filomena M. BakerEdward Batista, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Bill BaughmanSr. Mary Birster, IHMMs. Karen BloomBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationMr. and Mrs. Bernard BrittCapital Business SystemsMr. and Mrs. Frank CarsonMrs. Edward H. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Carl ConnellanMr. and Mrs. Christopher CraneMr. Harry J. Curley, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Stephen DaileyMrs. Inaclaire DarbyMr. and Mrs. Steve EberlyEducational BreakthroughsMr. and Mrs. John ElterDr. and Mrs. Charles D. EvanchoMr. David FallerMr. and Mrs. James FerraroMr. and Mrs. Paul FinkbeinerMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. FinnertyMr. and Mrs. James V. FolmerMrs. Marge FrantzMr. and Mrs. L. FruhwirthMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Giannelli

The Gilroy FamilyDr. and Mrs. Bruce GronkiewiczMr. and Mrs. Howard HainesMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey HangerMr. and Mrs. Terry HammakerMrs. Angela HeinickMr. and Mrs. Thomas HerwegDr. and Mrs. Edward HiltonMr. and Mrs. William HunterMr. and Mrs. Frank J. Karli, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey KattermanMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kelly, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James KellyMr. and Mrs. Paul KillionMr. and Mrs. John T. KlutzMr. and Mrs. Warren F. KoneMr. and Mrs. Chris KukayMrs. Jean LindholmMr. and Mrs. Steve MayerMr. Donald J. McDonaldMr. James McGovernMr. and Mrs. Marc D. McGuireMr. and Mrs. Roger MeiltonMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. MillerMr. Stephen Moore and Ms. Diane TokarskyMr. and Mrs. Thomas NestorMr. and Mrs. Larry OakesMr. and Mrs. Jerry OrbachMr. and Mrs. David OverstreetDr. Alan PerantoniMrs. Matilda PerryMr. and Mrs. August J. PfeiferMr. and Mrs. Thomas PillionMr. and Mrs. John PiotrowskiDr. and Mrs. Julian PotokMs. Victoria ReiderMr. and Mrs. Ed RiosMs. Marian RohmSt. Joseph ChurchMr. and Mrs. Frank SajerMr. and Mrs. John SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Karl SchwabMr. and Mrs. Robert W. ScottMr. and Mrs. Michael ShireyMiss Lisbeth ShoemakerMr. and Mrs. Merrick ShookL. B. SmithMr. and Mrs. Thomas SniscakCol. and Mrs. Stephen SobottaMrs. Michele StagerMr. and Mrs. Michael S. StaubMr. and Mrs. Joseph K. StineMiss Susan SweeneyT. Rowe Price Associates FoundationMr. and Mrs. Tuoc TranMr. and Mrs. Robert TwomeyMrs. Kim Tropp

Mr. and Mrs. Leo WojcikiewiczMr. and Mrs. Jerome Wood

Class of 1966Thomas C. BuckleySandra J. FulmerMichael R. KainMichelle Calabrese KoonsDennis J. McCannKathleen A. RittnerJohn F. ShovlinWilliam F. StarrMary Ann Winters

Class of 1967Elizabeth Acri BowenJoseph L. HoodJohn F. MartinMary Schrecengost MartinRobert Priar

Class of 1968Kathleen Wasiele BachSharon Hernjak CabaColleen Fitzgerald GaumerBrian A. McCoola

Class of 1969Henry B. Brown, IIIPaul S. DlugoleckiMary C. DoughertyRosanna Mancini EllisKendall HannaDenise Martin HobbieMary Theresa Holder HoltzmanJoan Grimm LenkerJohn J. MitchellPatricia A. MoranKathleen Nelson Stees

Class of 1970Patricia Doorley JohnsonKaren Cronin Wheat

Class of 1971Philip E. SmithKathryne McGrath SpeakerMark D. Speaker

Class of 1972Richard O. BinkerPatricia Sullivan KochMichael R. MatalonisDonald A. McGrathMaureen Holder Ryan

Class of 1973William M. Jones

Class of 1974Desiree Holubowicz MagneyMary Ann Haselhuhn MohrMarguerite Elden Ryan

Class of 1975Mary Mizdail AllinsonThomas A. FrenchJohn J. GiannelliLisa E. MonihanMaureen R. O’BrienMeg O’Donnell

Class of 1976Lawrence L. Kostelac, Jr.Leslie Acri MenearRev. Louis P. Ogden

Class of 1978M. Neil Brownawell, II

Class of 1979Denise Hein BaileyJames P. ScholzMichael H. ShermanTheresa Wojcikiewicz Sherman

Class of 1980David L. Burger, JrGerard M. BurtonWalter French, III

Thomas A. PlaceyHenry J. Straub

Class of 1981Debra O’Brien BurgerThomas M. GreenChristine Hein Pihl

Class of 1982Christine Klutz DunleavyThomas L. Dunleavy, Jr.JoAnn Yakoboski McNallyRichard G. McNally

Class of 1983Edward J. FordKristine L. Frantz

Class of 1984Joseph T. LeightonEllen McNamara Reed

Class of 1985David K. BrennanFrancis X. Durkin

Class of 1986Rita BalabanPatricia E. CarocciMeghan FineganMaureen Hickey LowtherDonna Haines McCannMichela Zangari RozmanDr. Jeanne Hein Thurber

Class of 1989Karina BetzKristi Dunleavy BrittenRobert A. Ranieri

Class of 1990Randall W. BostickDavid G. DelaneyDerrick T. Rosenstein

Class of 1991Brian P. Connellan

Class of 1992David A. CzarneckiJames W. Urban

Class of 1993Patrice Waeger Urban

Class of 1994Dr. Laura Virtue-Delayo

Class of 1995Matthew J. FenwickKathryn Daly JewellHolly Waeger Monster

Class of 1996James H. Steeley

Class of 1997Benjamin R. Walker

Class of 1998John F. Surry

Class of 2001Kyle Nicholson

Class of 2002Terrence J. MullStephen Velott

Class of 2003Thomas Holder, Jr.

Class of 2004Shane Delaney-LazarSamuel J. GiannelliMargaret Ryan

Class of 2005Michael W. Holder

Class of 2010James HolderMaria Marinelli

Class of 2012Sarah M. Telep

Emeralds($1 - $99)

Parents and FriendsAnonymous Miss Janice AlbrightMrs. Henry J. AschenbrennerMr. and Mrs. James BakerMr. and Mrs. George BarrettMr. Brendan Bayer

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter BeauduyMr. and Mrs. Stephen BeckerMr. and Mrs. Michael BernickMr. and Mrs. Harvey BilgerMr. Alan BlackledgeMr. and Mrs. Albert BogdanMr. Bill BoiaMr. and Mrs. Thomas BoucekLewis Bowker FamilyDr. and Mrs. William BoydMr. Gary BrickerMr. and Mrs. Glenn BrickerMs. Theresa BrownMr. and Mrs. Ernest BuckleyBuffalo Wild WingsMr. Dennis BuppMrs. Connie L. BurketMonte and Joanne BurrMrs. A. Robert CairoMr. and Mrs. Thomas CapperMr. and Mrs. Martin J. CarrMr. Robert CaseyMs. Marie C. ChajkowskiMs. Sharon L. CroweMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeckerMr. and Mrs. George F. Delaney, Jr.Mrs. Virginia DevlinMrs. John DrennanMr. and Mrs. Karl DundoreMs. Cathy DurborowLt. Col. and Mrs. Donald G. EastonMr. and Mrs. Paul ErmlichMs. Judi A. FejfarMr. and Mrs. Raymond FerrimanMr. and Mrs. John J. FordMr. and Mrs. James FoxMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. GallucciMrs. Ruthann GillMr. and Mrs. Donato D. GiustiMr. Stephen GotwolsMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. GouhinMr. and Mrs. Miles GrasserMr. and Mrs. Michael GrillMr. Robert A. Gustin, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guty

Mr. and Mrs. James Hoellman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William HoljesMr. and Mrs. Stewart IvesMrs. Patricia KacyonDr. and Mrs. John S. KauffmanMr. and Mrs. Robert KendraMrs. Jeanne KentMr. William KenyonMr. and Mrs. Kevin KlineMr. and Mrs. Russell KlingensmithMr. and Mrs. George KnovichSr. Susan M. Kuk, IHMMr. and Mrs. Russell G. KulpMr. and Mrs. Robert L. LandisMs. Eleanor LanganLangan FamilyMr. and Mrs. William LoweMr. and Mrs. J. Wayne MajorMr. and Mrs. Joseph MalpezziMr. Louis G. MartinMr. and Mrs. John MaurerMr. and Mrs. William McDougallMr. and Mrs. Gerald McNealMr. and Mrs. William MorganMr. and Mrs. Dale MoritzMr. Vincent T. MyersMrs. Robert NicoteraMr. Tim O’LearyMr. and Mrs. Kevin OsborneMr. Edward J. PatrickMrs. Denise PieperPNC Bank FoundationPPG Industries FoundationMs. Eileen PoplaskiMr. and Mrs. Charles ResavyMr. and Mrs. Randall RhoadesMs. Cynthia RiceMr. Scott RootMr. and Mrs. Vincent RuminskiMr. Casimo SaccoMrs. Helen SaintzMr. and Mrs. Vincent N. SantucciMr. and Mrs. John SatterleeMr. and Mrs. Robert SautterMrs. Irene SchuckMr. Stanley Seese, Sr.Mrs. Henry Harper Seidel, IIIMr. and Mrs. Dennis SeymoreMr. and Mrs. James S. ShadleMr. Donald E. Shanebrook, Sr.Mrs. Helen T. ShaughnessyMr. and Mrs. Harold ShermanMr. and Mrs. Kevin SilvaSons of American LegionMr. and Mrs. Ty StrohlMr. and Mrs. John SuccaMr. and Mrs. John ThomasMrs. Margaret TomsMr. and Mrs. Michael TroutmanMrs. Elayne VianiMr. and Mrs. John ViceMr. and Mrs. Edward WaskoMr. Robert Waeger

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy WentzMr. and Mrs. Michael WhitemanMr. and Mrs. Edward M. WiggerMr. and Mrs. George WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Douglas WiseMr. and Mrs. Thomas WonsiewiczMr. David Zawisa

Class of 1966Walter D. AtchleyJ. Thomas EnglandFlorence Riordan HessDr. M. Margaret JulianaJohn G. KelleyFrancis J. KempfJudith Sprigg KinneyDr. Michael J. KinneyNancy Burke SanowDavid B. Smolizer

Class of 1967Joseph M. ChyrThomas J. D’AngeloSusan M. FletcherJoanne Larche GetzRose Marie Thompson HeikelMargaret DeFrank KieffLester G. Kissinger, Jr.James M. Philpott

Class of 1968Rosemary Yakimoff CappelliRichard A. DiehlVirginia Ball DuncanMichael S. EppleyDiann Schneider EsserLee F. EsserRosemary Lange HillAlbert F. LeoEdward A. McNamaraMark C. MinerJudith Tighe NeghiuThomas L. Olsen

Class of 1969Catherine Mizdail AtchleyJoan Marie Scheffey BenningLinda M. BrunskiChristina T. CurranKathleen Knapik Enriquez


Richard F. Jameson, Jr.Gary E. Siegfried

Class of 1970James A. AcriMary D. BohenickLinda Roscoe JamesonDebra Semyan MihalichRobert J. PeregrinMichael J. PinamontiTheresa Bixler PinamontiGeorge M. SavidgeSharon Devine Wilmarth

Class of 1971Peter P. BogdanMichael J. CaseyDennis G. CroninGordon A. GrandonCarol Muscalus MaggioriniDaniel J. MurrenSuzanne Hanlon Murren

Class of 1972Hoyt W. BangsJohn J. BellKathleen CaseyLeslie Platt ChyrKathleen Geppi JonesKathy Viani MooreRichard L. MulroyAnne Kellagher RakszawskiKathleen Ryan ReedWilliam J. Weiss

Class of 1973Jaime Imgrund FryKathleen McCurdy HeikelDr. Kevin HenselDavid A. KindnessCaroleanne Barnhart Snitger

Class of 1974Ricardo E. AndreoliMary M. BalabanJohn P. BerryKaren Saintz FassolariPaul N. GarcyMichele Alexandre PersakDr. Andrea M. Saxon

Class of 1975Michele Robinson CherewkaJames B. Waters

Class of 1976Kyle A. ConnollyLouann Metallo MillerPaula Hughes PeterRobert E. Bell, II

Class of 1977Brian P. Monaghan

Class of 1978Carolyn E. Porr

Class of 1979F. Patrick FrenchCarolyn Bahret HolencikMary Lou Curran Quinlan

Class of 1981Anita Hobaugh Connors

Class of 1982Kelly McHugh Reagan

Class of 1983Russell P. BrickerMary Daly ColosimoGregory T. MeeksDiane C. NeffLisa Gally Schock

Class of 1984Christopher M. FencelJoan M. KnovichDiane Crowe Petrella

Class of 1985Joseph M. CenturioneMaria DiMascio CenturioneMary Drennan DrabikKeith S. Kenski

Class of 1986Maryann Golesh KarliSharon Shanebrook LountzisDavid B. Neff

Class of 1987Mary Beth Crowe HelselMegan Daly HickeyJames E. ReaganScott Swinchock

Class of 1988Ltc. Ellen S. DalyDr. Christine Marquart GouldyThomas C. KarliTheresa Green KenskiKaren Delaney O’Neil

Class of 1989Ann R. BurkBrian E. Neff

Class of 1990Charles D. DalyMary Jackson Walker

Class of 1991Thomas H. AschenbrennerPatricia Kopfinger Pfeffer

Class of 1993Robert A. LanganJude Olivetti

Class of 1994Erin Ryder EdwardsRichard A. Warrell

Class of 1995Steven Aschenbrenner

Class of 1996Kathryn Mieke Kessler

Class of 2000Leonardo A. Geraci

Class of 2001Maggie Kitzmiller McBrideLaura Leimbach Rowe

Class of 2002Lee A. Nedrow-Wilson

Class of 2003Patrick Murren

Class of 2004Caroline Oszustowicz JarrettAmanda B. MartinSamantha ReisserMichael Walker

Class of 2005Michael C. CherewkaAndrew T. GessMary Kate NestorMelissa L. Sutliff

Class of 2006Laura Mullen

Class of 2007Mary Kate HolderMeghan Taglang

Class of 2008Meghan Elliott

Class of 2010Rachel Sellers

Class of 2011Brian F. Quigley

Class of 2012Mark W. Wolfe

Class of 2013Adam MurrayBrad Wesner


MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS

In Memory of Emily Boehm and John Sebastian Ms. Judi Fejfar

In Memory of Ryan Bostick ‘86 Ms. Rita Balaban ‘86 Mrs. Ronald J. Bostick Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scott

In Memory of Gregory Burton ‘80 Gerard Burton ‘80

In Memory of Michele Casey ‘70 Loren and George Alexis Mr. and Mrs. William Averill Mrs. Margaret Baker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barbush Mr. and Mrs. James Bierowski Ms. Karen D. Bloom Lewis Bowker family Monte and Joanne Burr Mrs. Michele Robinson Cherewka ‘75 Mr. Eric Davis Ms. Karen K. Davis Thomas ‘67 and Julie D’Angelo Paul ‘69 and Cindy Dlugolecki Mr. and Mrs. John Elter Dr. and Mrs. Charles Evancho Mr. and Mrs. Michael Green Keith ‘85 and Theresa Green Kenski ‘88 Langan family Ms. Eleanor Langan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leandri Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Major Mary Lou and Roy McLain Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullen Ms. Debra Semyan Mihalich ‘70 Mr. William J. Murray

Mrs. Joletta Nebel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Orbach Mrs. Denise Pieper Audra and Richard Pierce Ms. Janet A. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sautter Ms. Judy K. Souleret Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Suders Miss Susan Sweeney Ms. Vicky Ann Trimmer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winfield

In Memory of Spencer and Lauren Day Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beauduy Mr. John J. Giannelli ‘75 Samuel J. Giannelli ‘04 Ms. Janet A. Quigley

In Memory of Harry F. DeFrank Margaret DeFrank Kieff ‘67

In Memory of Camilla Freeman and son Kevin ‘66 Mrs. Bonnie B. Allen Ms. Rita Bash Ms. Mary Ann Bradley Mrs. Ricky Boyer Ms. Cecile M. Hund Ms. Betty Kearney Ms. Ivy Lynam Ms. Mary A. Mumma Ms. June Pecukonis Mrs. Frances A. Schuetz

In Memory of Kyle Ford Class of 2012

In Memory of Dominic Geraci ‘02 Class of 2002 Reunion

In Memory of Eleanor E. Henning Miss Mary (Katie) Nestor ‘05

In Memory of Lisa M. Rhoades Silva-Monroy ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rhoades

In Memory of Michael Paduano ‘88 Edward Batista, Ph.D. Mr. Stephen V. Carocci ‘92 Mr. Thomas Carocci ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carocci Mr. Henry Charlton, III ‘88 Mr. David Dailey Mr. Gilbert Dailey Mr. Vincent T. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paduano, Sr. Mr. Timothy Seeley ‘87

In Memory of Mary Schaffner Mr. and Mrs. John Oszustowicz

In Memory of Joseph Shriver ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shriver

In Memory of John Turo Mr. and Mrs. John Oszustowicz

In Memory of Win Weldy Mr. and Mrs. John Oszustowicz

In Honor of Vladimir Cecka Family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stout

Donations in memory of a loved one are a way to remember a cherished family member or friend and support a cause they cared deeply about. Honorary gifts, commemorating a birthday, anniversary or

other occasion are also a meaningful way of celebrating and supporting Trinity High School.

Thank you to the following individuals for choosing this very special way to honor their friend or family member.

Trinity High School participates in the annual campaigns for the United Way of the Capital Region. Trinity’s code with uwCR is 10153. Trinity is also listed in the State Employee Combined Appeal (SECA) campaign brochure. Please check the SECA Resource Guide for Trinity’s code for the upcoming campaign (note: code changes each year). Trinity High School is listed under Dauphin County. Trinity’s code for the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is 93628.

Thank you to all of our alumni, parents and friends who choose Trinity High School as the recipient of your gift.

United Way/SECA/CFC


The Fifth Annual Lauren and Spencer Day Memorial Golf Tournament and Walk was held on June 15, 2013, at Mayapple Golf Links in Carlisle. New this year was a benefit concert held on Friday, June 14, with Michael McCormick ‘04 and his band City Dwelling Nature Seekers at the Elks Club. Both events raised money for the Lauren and Spencer Day Foundation. The Foundation was started by friends of the Day family to assist them while Lauren was battling leukemia. Lauren lost her battle in 2000, but the Foundation continued. When Lauren’s brother Spencer died in an automobile accident, his name was added to the Foundation. The mission of the Foundation is to assist families in the community who are experiencing major medical crises. Trinity High School manages the fund.Thank you to the following individuals and businesses who generously donated to both events:

Fifth Annual Lauren and Spencer Day Memorial Golf Tournament

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR NEXT YEAR’S

TOURNAMENT:

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2014

Allenberry Angie’s Bark Avenue Appalachian Brewing CompanyB J Wholesale Club Baum’s Service Center Boiling Springs TavernBonefish Grill Burton family Caddy Shack RestaurantCalabrese Drywall Cassell’s Grille Cedar Ridge Golf CourseCenter Street Grille John Ceperich City Dwelling Nature SeekersCoakley’s Restaurant Cocciardi Associates Scott D’EntremontJeff Davis family Colin Day Jerry and Beth DayJerry Day/Walak Asso. Real Estate Anthony Deluca, Esq. Diener’s DowntownDockside Willies Dog & Pony Restaurant Duke’s Bar & GrilleEdible Arrangements Mark & Janine Farrell Fenicci’s of HersheyFetrow Insurance Asso. Firehouse Restaurant Flinchy’sSam Giannelli Haldeman family Harrisburg HiltonHarrisburg Senators Lyn Hempt Karns FoodsKelly familyKrause familyL B Smith

Peggy Lane Lawns Unlimited LEER Electric, Inc.Pat Lyons Malpezzi Funeral Home Market CrossMayapple Golf Links Maggie McBride Pat and Patty McCormickMcGrath’s Pub Members First Moe’s Bar & GrilleMolly Brannigans Norma Moritz Mumma’s JewelryPatrick Murran Nicholson family Nikoli’s Pizza & CateringPizza Grille 2 Range End Golf Club Riverview Golf CourseRillo’s Restaurant Royer’s Florist Rustic Tavern Shenk Company Shultz family Skin Therapy & AestheticsSportsman Golf Course Stocks on 2nd Studio 7 Sutliff Chevrolet T J Rockwells Theo’s Bar & GrilleRobin Marzella Tillman Trindle Bowl Trinity High SchoolWalker Realty Wenger Meats Wessell’s Used CarsWindsor Cleaners York Volkswagon Zia’s Red Door

Thank you to the following individuals and businesses for their support of the Harry F. DeFrank Golf Tournament

Ahold Financial ServicesTed ArmstrongAumiller’s Body ShopBill and Nancy BachinskyMichael Baker, Jr. Inc.Mary Balaban ‘74Karina Betz ‘89Patricia Carey-ZuckerDan CarlConsolidated Electrical Distributors, Inc.Crown TrophyMr. and Mrs. Corey DeiblerDrayer Physical Therapy InstituteTom and Annette DunleavyTom ‘82 and Chris ‘82 DunleavyMarc FassanoMartin J. Flannery & Asso.Ron and Kathleen GingrichTom ‘81 and Margaret GreenMike and Jennifer GrillHempt Bros., Inc.Hilton-Diminick OrthodonticsMartin JacksonDwayne Keller and Donna PartinKeystone Tax Associates LLCKathy ‘78 and Steve ‘79 KindlerDon and Kim KocklerJohn and Joyce KlutzJoe and Lori LundDon and Cynthia MagnuskiCraig and Leslie McConnell

Bonita McGonigalMetz Culinary ManagementMid Penn BankRichard and Liann MigashMiller and Miller Insurance ServicesLisa MyersNRG Controls, Inc.Navarro and Wright Consulting EngineersJim and Tina NixonMichael and Loretta PaduanoPaytime Harrisburg, Inc.Primecare MedicalBobby Rahal HondaRory and Jody RitrieviRozman Bros.Caroline RozmanPat and Michela ‘86 RozmanJoe and Tina SandriKarl and Joan SchwabKevin and Mary Catherine ScottSerratelli, Schiffman & BrownTod ‘78 and Lisa ShedloskySt. Joseph’s Athletic Asso.St. Theresa Parish Athletic Asso.The Studer FamilyRobert and Marjorie StuderKeith and Lori SwadeTravel Professionals, Inc.Vibra Healthcare, LLCWayne and Sheri White


On December 8, 2012, Coach Harry DeFrank was honored for his significant contribution to Trinity High School through his 23 years of coaching the girls’ basketball teams to victory. His family, friends, and former players joined the celebration.

Congratulations to Matt Brockman – West Chester (football), Ashley Buchter – Virginia Tech (diving), Hannah Fry – Northeastern (volleyball) and Zach Herstek – George Mason (soccer). we are proud of you!!!

SIgNINg DAYhONORINg COACh DEFRANk


Endowments ensure secure, perpetual income for Trinity High School. Your gift is invested – never spent – and each year a distribution, like dividends on a mutual fund account, is made to your chosen area. With a minimum contribution of $5,000, your endowment can be established in memory or honor of a friend or loved one. In addition, you may add to any of the endowments listed below. We are grateful to the following individuals who have funded and continue to fund these important legacies for the future:

THe gReen FAMIly VoCAl endowMenT Fund Established in 2012 by Michael and Kathy Green, this fund is restricted for an annual award given out to a senior for excellence in vocal music.

MARy & ByRon PeeBleS MeMoRIAl Fund Established in 2012 by Michael and Kathy Green, this fund provides tuition assistance to a Trinity student involved in performing arts whose family has demonstrated financial need.

lAuRen And SPenCeR dAy FoundATIon Fund Established in 2010 by Gerald and Beth Day, this fund provides financial assistance to families going through a major medical crisis.

wAlTeR g. And CeCIlIA o’ConnoR MeMoRIAl Fund Established in 2009 by J. Thomas O’Connor ‘66, this fund provides tuition assistance to a Trinity student of any grade whose family has demonstrated financial need and is a member of Good Shepherd Parish.

J. THoMAS o’ConnoR MeMoRIAl Fund Established in 2013 per the Last Will and Testament of J. Thomas O’Connor ‘66, this fund is restricted for the benefit of Trinity High School.

J. THoMAS o’ConnoR SCHolARSHIP endowMenT Fund Established in 2013 per the Last Will and Testament of J. Thomas O’Connor ‘66, this fund is restricted for tuition assistance for former students of Good Shepherd Catholic School that attend Trinity High School.

THoMAS R. BAlABAn, eSq. MeMoRIAl Fund Established in 2008 by the family of Thomas R. Balaban, Esq., this fund provides funds to maintain the Thomas R. Balaban Public Speaking Award, given annually to a Trinity graduating senior.

MR. And MRS. HARRy F. deFRAnk, SR. MeMoRIAl Fund Established in 2008 by the Trinity High School Board of Directors, this fund benefits the Girls Basketball Program at THS.

HARRy F. deFRAnk SR. SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2008 by Vincent P. Carocci, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student who is in good academic standing and whose family demonstrates financial need.

doMInIC M. geRACI ‘02 MeMoRIAl SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2008 by the Gaspere Geraci Family, this fund provides tuition assistance to a male graduate of Good Shepherd School whose family demonstrates financial need.

TIBoR And doRIS kuRuCz SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2008 by Mark and Susan DiSanto, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student who is in good academic standing and has demonstrated financial need.

dAVId gRAdy ‘76 MeMoRIAl SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2004 by family and friends of David Grady, this fund provides assistance to students who might not be able to attend Trinity High School. In addition, a fund was established in 1991 with the Greater Harrisburg Foundation (currently Foundation for Enhancing Communities).

AndRew And kATHRyn lynCH MeMoRIAl SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2002 by Ms. Ellen Lynch, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student from Good Shepherd Parish who is in good academic standing and has demonstrated financial need.

wAlTeR F. zIelonIS And BRuno F. PAlAdIno MeMoRIAl SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2001 by Mr. Kenneth ‘77 and Mrs. Rita Zielonis, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student who is in good academic standing and has demonstrated financial need.

lAwRenCe l. koSTelAC, SR. SCHolARSHIP Fund Established in 2001 by the Trinity High School Class of 1978, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student who is in good academic standing and has demonstrated financial need.

For more information, please contact Janet Quigley, Director of Advancement at 717-761-2228 or [email protected]

EnDowmEnTS – A SounD InvESTmEnT In A BETTEr FuTurE


Rockin’ Riviera

monte CarloA special “thank you” to the following parents, alumni, businesses, and friends who helped make this year’s Monte Carlo night successful. Because of your support, more than $30,000 was raised. Funds will be used to purchase materials for the library, science lab equipment, and tuition assistance for our families.

Silent Auction Items:A Heavenly TouchAlways Time For DancingAmazing Nail SalonArmitageArooga’sArp FamilyArthur Murray Dance Studio

Cumberland Golf ClubDeuce Gibb SalonDigiplex DestinationsElle SalonElter FamilyFarrell Laser & Cosmetic MedicineFlagship Cinema

Mrs. Mary SobottaMrs. Sue GlessnerOlde Town FloristOlivia’s Tea RoomOne Good WomanOutback RestaurantPatton Pictures

Sponsors: Bob Ruth Ford Capital Business Systems Classic DrycleanersDurbin Associates Eastern Insurance Holdings, Inc. Educational BreakthroughsGood Shepherd Church Hempt Bros., Inc. Hershey Creamery Co.Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic Asso. Metro Bank Metz Culinary ManagementMid Penn Bank Oconee Medical Claims Service Rev. Louis P. OgdenPoole Anderson Construction St. Joseph Church St. Patrick ChurchSt. Theresa Church Urogynecology of Central Pa. Waveline Direct, LLC Wood, Myers & Hartman

restaurants & Businesses:Applebee’s Black n’ Bleu Bob EvansBrewhouse Grille Buffalo Wild Wings CaddyshackCarrabas Chef Wong Chili’sEl Sol Flinchy’s GiantGoin’ Donuts Gullifty’s Juice & JavaMetz Culinary Management Mikado Steakhouse Mo Mo’sNani’s Cucina Olive Garden Passage to IndiaPerkin’s Pizza Grille Premier CateringPretzel Factory Grandpas Growler South Philly HoagiesRed Lobster Texas Roadhouse TGI FridaysTheo’s Bar & Grille TJ Rockwells Uptown GrillWegman’s Weis Markets

Thank you to Deborah Forti Alderman ‘89, Robin Lees, Karen Orbach, and Premier Catering for the delicious desserts.

Live Auction Items:Mr. and Mrs. Bob Balaban Mr. Darrell Dethlefs The Oszustowicz FamilyBonefish Grill Friends of Trinity High School Trinity High SchoolCreative Elegance Boutique


Silent Auction Items: (continued)Barefoot Yoga & Wellness Becker ChiropracticBI InteriorsBouton FamilyBridge Street Coffee HouseBroadmoor LandscapingCamera BoxCapital City Car WashCarl’s PhotographyChangesCharity FundraisingCity IslandersClear Channel MediaCleo’sCoakley’s Irish PubOxford HallColor Me MineCourtyard by MariottCumberland Aquatic CenterCumberland Drive-In Flynn & O’Hara

Flawless Salon Geisel FamilyGregg & Denise PankakeHampden TownshipHershey Creamery Co.Hess Co.Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic Asso.Ideas & ObjectsJ.W. MusicKosman FamilyLiberty ForgeLowe’sM.S. Hershey FoundationMangia QuiMidway Bowling & SkatingMomentum FitnessMoxyMr. Philipp GrubauerMrs. Caroline JarrettMrs. Christine Ridd

Pazazz Polished Salon & SpaRed RobinReflections in SilverRitrievi FamilyRountopRoyer’s FloristSemoff’s Barber ShopSign-a-RamaSweet FrogTHS Freshman ClassTHS Junior ClassTHS Senior ClassTHS Sophomore ClassTrinity familiesUnderneath it AllVinny Vegas PizzaWater GolfYMCA/YWCAYuengling Brewery

Thank you to the following members of the Trinity High School faculty and staff who helped us achieve our goal:

Miss Janice Albright Mr. Steve Gotwols Trinity Art StudentsMr. Gregg Pankake Mr. Gary Bricker Mrs. Caroline JarrettSister Susan Kuk Mrs. Karen Skotnicki Mrs. Lisa Wolfe Mrs. Janet Quigley

Thank you for your support and friendship. 2013 Monte Carlo Committee

On a chilly April morning, Trinity alumni, parents, and friends came out for the first Trinity Rocks Run. More than one hundred participants ran the approximate three mile cross-country course around Trinity’s campus while current students cheered them on. Medals were awarded in several age categories, and prizes were handed out by the “running shamrock”.

Proceeds from the run benefitted Trinity’s Tuition Assistance Program.

Many thanks to the sponsors: Shelly Communications, Freysinger Auto Group, Keystone Tax Associates, Walker Realty, ROAD ID, and Adventures In Advertising.

Congratulations!SENIOR AWARDS

The senior awards ceremony each May always brings great pride to faculty and staff, parents, and alumni, as many students are recognized for their achievements over the past four years. This year was no different. In addition to awards and scholarships from the U.S. Army, local organizations, and friends of Trinity, this year saw an in-crease in alumni giving back, positively affecting the lives of our future leaders.

CHRISToPHeR d. MIoRIn leAdeR- SCHolAR AwARd2003 graduate Christopher Miorin established this award in 2010. Chris states, “My objective has been to identify and reward a student that exemplifies personal and professional characteristics that reflect what our country needs to promote moral, ethical, and competitive standards in the global landscape.” Chris is currently enrolled in the MBA program at Northwestern.

eyeS AwARd1986 graduate Jeanne Hein Thurber established the EYES (Encouraging Youth to Excel in Science) award in 2000. Since then, students are recognized each year for their outstanding science fair projects. “One of the most influential building blocks was my participation in the science fair [at Trinity],” Jeanne remarked. After receiving numerous awards and winning several championships, Jeanne felt the awards encouraged her to pursue a life in science and medicine. Dr. Thurber is an optometrist at Hook-sett Family Eyecare in Hooksett, New Hampshire, along with her husband Ed, an optician. The couple has two daughters.

RenAISSAnCe AwARdThis award was established in 2003 by friends of Trinity. In 2010, the Trinity Alumni Association began sponsoring the annual award which commends a graduating senior for displaying his or her best academic performance during senior year. This year’s award was presented to Jacob Weaver.

FRIendS oF MICHAel PAduAno AwARd And SCHolARSHIPThis scholarship was established by friends and classmates of Michael (Trinity class of 1988) in honor of his memory and selflessness, and will assist with the post-secondary education of a graduating THS se-nior. One such friend, Tom Carocci ‘88, said “we want to recognize a se-nior who best exemplifies Michael’s Christian values and kindness and was active in Trinity extracurricular activities.”Donations for this annual scholarship may be sent to Trinity High School, Office of Advancement. Please note “Michael Paduano Scholarship”.

RyAn BoSTICk MeMoRIAl SCHolARSHIPRyan was a graduate of Trinity’s Class of 1986. When he died in 1997, his classmates, family, and friends established the scholarship to benefit a graduating senior who intends on studying engineering in college. This year’s award was presented to Jonathan Rice.

ST. FRAnCIS AwARd In MeMoRy oF MICHAel A. PAduAnoThis award was established in 2013 by Mr. and Mrs. Paduano, parents of Michael, Class of 1988, and is presented to a member of the senior class who is a graduate of Good Shepherd School, who plans on attending a Catholic college, and, in the judgment of the faculty, embodies simplicity, humility, charity, love, and compassion.

THe VoCAl MuSIC AwARdwas established by Michael and Kathy Green and children, Theresa Green Kenski ‘88 and Christopher Green ‘97 and honors a senior student who excels in the performing arts. This year’s award was presented to Claire McCarthy.


Senior Genevieve Gerhard accepts award from Chris.

Theresa Green Kenski, Claire McCarthy, and Kathy Green.

Senior Kelsey Pianka, winner of the 2013 EYES award with her parents.

Senior Jacob Weaver, son of Linda Cheeka Weaver ‘85.

Senior William Edwards accepts the award from friend of Mike, Timothy Seeley ‘87.

Jonathan Rice.

Mike and Lori Paduano and senior Mark Moore.


The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program, administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Eco-nomic Development, provides tax credits to companies that donate to non-profit scholarship or educational improvement organizations. Business owners can designate their tax credits for Trinity High School through the Neumann Scholarship Foundation of the Diocese of Harrisburg, Bravo Educational Foundation, or Bridge Educational Foundation. Approved businesses are eligible to receive a 90% tax credit for a two year commitment, or a 75% tax credit for those who choose to participate for one year. “The EITC program is a tremendous asset to Trinity,” said Principal David Bouton. “This year has been a banner year. Through the generosity of our business friends, Trinity received almost $300,000 to benefit our families for the upcoming academic year.” For more information on how your business can participate and help the students and families of Trinity High School, please call Janet Quigley, Director of Advancement, at 717-761-2228 or e-mail [email protected]

EITC & TrInITy HIgH SCHool

Thank you to the following businesses who generously gave to the Neumann Scholarship Foundation to benefit Trinity High School students for the 2013-2014 academic year:

ACS Claim Service, Inc. Assured Claimant Transport Service, Inc.

Carlisle SynTec, Inc.daily express, Inc.

eastern Insurance Holdings, Inc.Freysinger Auto groupJFC Staffing Associates

keystone Tax Associates, llC.nRg Controls, Inc.

Riley, Hewitt, witte & RomanoSelect Specialty Hospital

Sutliff Chevrolet

Thank you to the following businesses who generously gave to the Bravo Educational Foundation and Bridge Educational Foundation to benefit Trinity High School students for the 2012-2013 academic year:

Bravo educational Foundation:Aetna Inc.

Bridge educational Foundation:Aegis Security Insurance

M & T Bankwaste Management

Faith in Our Future Coinciding with our 50th Anniversary, Trinity has embarked on its first ever Capital campaign. The campaign is designed to provide resources for needed renovations and improvements to the facilities. The goal is to raise a total of $13 million, with three separate phases, over nine years. The campaign is expected to cover costs of upgrades to the school including window and insulation improvements, new HVAC and electrical systems, a new auditorium, restrooms facilities on COBO field, and miscellaneous interior renovations. While physical improvements are a priority of the fundraising effort, another component is to build an endowment for tuition assistance. “Being able to provide financial assistance to students in need so they can have the Trinity High School experience is an important component of who we are and what we do,” said Principal David Bouton. The “Faith in our Future” campaign has the support of the Diocese of Harrisburg and was strongly endorsed by Bishop Joseph McFadden before his unexpected passing. In speaking of the campaign, Bishop McFadden emphasized that the diocese recognizes the impact Trinity High School has had on students’ lives over its 50-year history. For more information or to donate to the “Faith in our Future” campaign, please visit Trinity’s website www.thsrocks.org and click on the campaign logo.For all that was, and all that will be, we Thank You.

Top left to right: Robert F. Long, Honorary Chair, Rory Ritrievi, Co-Chair, Bottom left to right: Nathan Patterson ‘76, Co-Chair, and Dr. David Bouton, Principal.

Back in June of 2009, demolition began for the boys and girls locker rooms. A major part of the renovation was replacing the undersized lockers with single and double tier steel lockers suitable for storage of sports equipment. Fast forward to July of 2013 when demolition began to replace all (1,200+) lockers in the academic wing of the school – first and second floors. These lockers, original to the building, were undersized and showing their wear. Students found it difficult to fit their belongings in the 6” wide lockers. The student lockers replacement is the first project being completed in the scope of the Capital Campaign and will impact each and every student. The project consists of removing the old lockers and replacing them with 760 single tier 15” wide lockers with built-in combination locks. The board, administration, committee, staff, and students are grateful to the alumni, parents, and friends of Trinity High School for their generosity in response to our capital campaign. The lockers will be complete in time for the opening of our fiftieth year on Simpson Ferry Road.

OuT WITh ThE OlD…IN WITh ThE NEW… pART II

Trinity broke ground in March on a 3,000 square foot fitness facility located at the school’s southeast corner next to the gymnasium. The facility will allow Trinity to expand its PE program and promote the health of the students and community. The fitness center will include a variety of weight machines, cardio machines, and miscellaneous equipment such as medicine balls, kettle bells, and jump ropes, and will be supervised at all times to ensure proper technique is being used. Instruction on how to use all the equipment safely and correctly will be taught by our physical education faculty. In addition to the Fitness Center, a 900 square foot training room was constructed on the northeast corner of the building for the treatment and rehabilitation of injuries to the student athletes, and an officials’ locker room. These facilities are possible through the generous gifts of donors. Brad Hollinger, President of Vibra Healthcare and The Hollinger Group, approached Trinity about a year ago. Brad is

kEEp FIT, STAY hEAlThY

a big proponent of every student experiencing physical activity daily. He offered Trinity the largest donation in the school’s 50-year history to construct the fitness center. Select Medical Corporation has fully funded the training room and locker room. Trinity is extremely grateful for their generosity and support. The creation of both the Fitness Center and training room will provide opportunities to expand healthy lifestyle programs and athletic training, and generate interest and enthusiasm for good physical and mental health among students and staff alike. The dedication and blessing of these additions will be held on Tuesday, September 3, at 9:00 a.m.


More than seventy-five students brought the story of forbidden love between persons from two different worlds to the Trinity community on February 7 -9 with their performance of Once on This Island. Originally inspired by Hans Christian Anderson’s The Little Mermaid, the Broadway show transports the story to a Caribbean island where social prejudice divides the island. Presented as a play within a play, a cast of village storytellers tell the romantic tale of a peasant girl who saves a rich city boy from death.

Christopher Giordano and Micaela Oliverio brought to life the two main characters, Daniel Beauxhomme and Ti Moune. Their performances, along with the other ac-tors, musicians, and danc-ers, were poignant and memorable. “The Trinity stage was actually transformed into an island in the Caribbean”, remarked Caroline Jarrett, the show’s co-director and

Trinity music teacher. Co-director Gary Bricker, parents, and students helped design the set and handled all the technological and lighting requirements.

TRINITY STuDENTS pRESENT ONCE ON ThIS ISlAND

From the lively opening with the reggae-style song We Dance to the final scene, the cast added another success to Trinity’s long list of outstanding musical performances.

STuDENT TECh lOuNgE As part of a school initiative to enhance its learning network, the student tech lounge is being designed through the Information Technology Department and Trinity students. The informal setting will offer students the opportunity to interact with innovative technologies, provide training and support for creating multimedia and web projects, or provide a comfortable spot to read, study, or socialize with friends.

what will be available in the Tech lounge? • Movable, homey furnishings that can accommodate individuals or groups. • Convenient and accessible floor and wall electrical outlets. • Movable and stationary whiteboards for collaborative study sessions. • Laptop and desktop computer stations. • Wireless access points for Internet usage. • An IT student lab monitor to assist users.


Friends dined in Trinity’s cafeteria dubbed “Michele’s Café” in memory of Michele Baker Casey ‘70. Shown is Michele’s husband, Bob Casey.

2 4 T r i n i T y T r i A n g l e

ThE ClASS OF 2013’SAChIEVEmENTS

our seniors have been awarded over $2,500,000 from attending institutions.one Student was a national Merit Semi-Finalist and Eleven Students were Commended.

College CHoICeS FoR THe ClASS oF 2013:Albright College High Point University Shippensburg UniversityAlderson-Broaddus University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Slippery Rock UniversityAlvernia University Juniata College St. Francis UniversityAveda Institute of Chapel Hill Kutztown University St. Joseph’s UniversityBaylor University La Roche College St. Vincent CollegeBerklee College of Music Lock Haven University Temple UniversityBloomsburg University Maryland Institute of College of Art The Temple: Paul Mitchell Partner SchoolBoston College Millersville University Towson UniversityCalifornia University of Pennsylvania Misericordia University University of California-Los AngelesCapital University Mount Saint Mary’s University University of ConnecticutCarlow University Muhlenberg College University of DelawareCatholic University of America Northeastern University University of IowaDe Sales University Norwich University University of KentuckyDelaware Valley College Oglethorpe University University of Maryland

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Mark Panas- Class of 2013 Salutatorian

“The universe is a wobbly thing. Everything is constantly expanding, spinning, flying,... Our choices show our charac-ter, which is more important than any grade, any paycheck, or any privilege. Though life may be uncertain, we have to take what we know about ourselves and become our perfect version, the summation of our unique talents, our vast potential, and our unyielding

character. In fact, because life is uncertain and our world will one day tip over, we have all the more reason to make every choice a positive one.”

Karen Gomez - Class of 2013 Valedictorian

“Appreciating what we have means more than just challenging ourselves to do our best, however. It means opening up to helping others less fortunate than we are. It is my hope that all of us will continue to provide volunteer service to our community, not because we need a service hour slip signed for school, but because we have talent and compassion and a true desire to make a

difference. We will take what we have learned in our religion classes, at Masses, and on retreats and show our thanks by applying it in our everyday lives. We live in a rapidly changing world, but faith and a strong moral understanding will always be there to guide us.”

College CHoICeS FoR THe ClASS oF 2013: (continued)Drexel University Orange Coast College University of Massachusetts-DartmouthDuquesne University Parsons School of Design University of PittsburghEast Carolina University Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh at JohnstownElizabethtown College Pennsylvania State University-Altoona University of RichmondFordham University Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg University of ScrantonFranciscan University of Steubenville Philadelphia University University of Wisconsin-MadisonGeorge Mason University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Villanova UniversityGettysburg College Rochester Institute of Technology Virginia Polytechnic UniversityHagerstown Community College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute West Chester UniversityHarrisburg Area Community College Seton Hall University York College

genesius players Alum This year is the 50th anniversary of Trinity High School

As part of the 50th anniversary celebration, a musical review is being put together starring alums who have participated in the various shows over the years. The date of this extravaganza is:

Saturday, March 15th at 7:00 p.m.We hope you are in good form and are excited about returning to Trinity and participating in the show. Of course, we have to practice a bit since we might be a little rusty and out of tune; so dig out your memories and suggest some songs and routines you might like to do either solo or in a group. More information will follow but we want you to keep this date available.

The tentative rehearsal dates are:February 20th and 27th @ 7:00 p.m.

March 6, 14, and 15 @ 1:00—3:00 (if necessary)March 15th call on @ 6:00 p.m.

Rehearsals will take place in the auditorium or music room.

If you would like to be part of memory lane with us, contact Bob Casey at 717-574-3519 or email [email protected] or S. Susan Kuk at 717-761-1116 Ext. 117 or email [email protected]. I am looking forward to seeing and working with you again. I know it will be a great time to get together and reminisce. Mr. Bob Casey, Director Emeritus


Class of 1969 Reunion: The class of ‘69 will hold its 45th year reunion in conjunction with Trinity’s 50th year anniversary celebration,

specifically the “ All Decades Reunion”. This event will provide a unique opportunity to catch up with other alums from adjacent classes. The class of ‘69 would like to encourage alums from 1966-1972 to attend the “All Decades Reunion”, and we look forward to seeing friends from these classes for a one time opportunity to re-unite. The event will be held on March 15, 2014 at Trinity High School. Food, drinks, wine and beer will be provided for the cost of $40.00 a person. Dress as we did in the late 60s and dance to music through the decades including Motown and other late 60s music. For the class of ‘69, an area or section of tables will be set aside for our class to sit together and enjoy our reunion. Registration for this event will be made through the school’s 50th Anniversary Celebration committee, so watch for this future info and directions. The Class of ‘69 Reunion Committee is looking forward to seeing our “regulars” and hoping that other classmates will join us for this fun time.

1972: The Class of 1972 celebrated their 40th Reunion at Penn National/ Hollywood Casino. Special thanks for establishing a scholarship in Honor of the THS’s 50th Anniversary...YOU GUYS ROCK!!

1980’s classmates sharing memories after Big Green Giveaway.

Members of the Class of ‘83 recently celebrated their 30th Reunion at Coakley’s.

Thomas H. Charlton ‘84Thomas and his wife, Asia, welcomed their 1st child, Issabela on Wednesday, March 27, 2013. Thomas started Galiath Techonology, Inc., a software company selling a new software product in 2012. The office is located in Conshohocken, PA at 1100 East Hector Street.

Henry Charlton ‘88Henry has been appointed Vice-President of Sales and Marketing for Intuitive Surgical, the leading Robotic surgery company in the world. Henry is responsible for the area of Europe, England, Asia and India. He resides with his wife, Tara and their children, Henry IV age 3 and Thomas age 1 in Zurich, Switzerland.

The Class of 1987 celebrated their 25th Reunion at the Troeg’s Brewery.

Jennifer lynn (gorman) Creason ‘94 and Joseph Creason ‘94: Jen and Joe live

in Elizabethtown and are the very proud parents of three super young ones; Emma Grace 8 (in September) 2nd grade, Scott Benjamin 6 kindergarten, Benjamin Matthew 2. Joe is a bonds’ trader with PFM (Hbg) and Jen is a very busy Mom who does PRN work as a Physical Therapist with Masonic Homes, Eliza-bethtown.

Chad Michael gorman ‘99Chad and his wife Jessica are the proud parents of Alexander Argiros (“Xander”) – 2 and Isabella Mackenzie (“Bella”) Born 8/4/2012 -- 9 lb 4oz -- 19” long. Chad is currently the Chief of FEMA’s Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Branch. He graduated with his Masters degree in HomeLand Security, from the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California in March, 2012. He is featured on the Center of Homeland Defense and Security website-http://www.chds.us/. His thesis re: Serious Gaming as A Preparedness Educational Tool - is currently under contract with MIT to develop a prototype to be produced for public use.

kristin Marazas kentie ‘97 Kristin and her husband welcomed Vincent John Kentie on November 27, 2012.

keith Peiffer ‘01Keith and his wife Katie welcomed Elizabeth Hanratty

“Hannah” Peiffer on May 28, 2013. Welcome to the Trinity Family!

Class of 2002: A special “thank you” to the Class of 2002 for the gener-ous donation in memory of classmate Dominic Geraci to the Dominic M. Geraci Memorial Scholarship Fund. This fund was established in 2008 by the Geraci family and provides tuition assistance to a male student whose family demonstrates financial need.

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James F. Barrett ‘67 – died April 20, 2013Lorraine M. Eckman ‘68 - died July 8, 2012

Albert J. Porto ‘68 – died July 6, 2013Patrick E. Kline ‘69 – died March 14, 2013

Michele Baker Casey ‘70 – died August 25, 2012James B. McGowan ‘72 – died October 8, 2012

Ellen Rita Kelliher ‘73 – died July 1, 2013James M. McHale ‘78 – died July 28, 2012

Lori Ann Olejniczik Haydu ‘81 – died June 28, 2013Anthony E. Mass ‘87 – died January 21, 2013Julie Walker Witmer ‘97 – died July 22, 2013Jason White ‘98 – died September 11, 2013

In MemoriamWe pray for all of our deceased alumni especially...

The sympathies of the entire Trinity High School family go out to the families and friends of all our departed. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God,

rest in peace. Amen.

Andrew Turo ‘03LT A.J. “Stanza” Turo is serving with Squadron 86 in Lemoore California as a jet fighter naval aviator. Additionally he is the Squadron Legal Officer. Recently AJ was honored to have his name inscribed on an F 18 E Super Hor-net, a single seat fighter attack jet which is his office! Once deployed aboard an aircraft carrier, AJ and his comrades will fly these incredible machines on missions to protect America around the globe. As a “tail hook” aviator, AJ lands on the deck of the carrier and is “arrested” by cables that bring the plane from over 180 mph to full stop in only a few feet. Try that at night! Jennifer Studer ‘09Jennifer will be relocating to Los Angeles shortly as she recently accepted a position with the NFL Network. She will be working in the feature department alongside the lead feature producers. She previously worked for the NFL during the 2012 Super Bowl in Indianapolis and the 2013 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Trinity High School has many traditions, some have occurred for decades, others relatively recent. One of these recent traditions is the honoring of our legacy families. What is a legacy? At Trinity, a legacy is a student whose parent or parents attended Trinity. “These families have made a Trinity education part of their family tradition,” said Alumni Relations Coordinator Lisa Wolfe. In fact, Lisa and her husband, Michael ‘85, are part of this tradition. Their three children, Mark ‘12, Blaine ‘13, and Mitch, a sophomore, all follow in their father’s footsteps and even share some of the same teachers. In 2008, the legacy program was introduced to Trinity. The first year, 107 students and their families were recognized and honored for their commitment to Trinity and for sharing their educational foundation. This past year, 13% of our students were legacies. “It is heartwarming that our alumni choose Trinity for their children. It speaks volumes about the education we provide,” Wolfe said.

In celebration of Trinity High School’s 50 years of excellence, we invite all of our legacies back for a Lenten prayer service followed by a breakfast in the cafeteria on April 16, 2014 at 8:20 a.m. We welcome you, and we thank you for keeping Trinity so special for all of us.

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Join us for an evening of awareness, fundraising, and fun at the 5th Annual Toni Clouse Myers Sunflower Ball. Toni Clouse Myers ‘81

died as a result of criminal homicide on July 15, 2006. Since that day, Toni’s sisters (Shelly Clouse Morrow ’80 and Wendy Clouse Deibler ’83) have organized a fund raiser in memory of Toni with proceeds going to Domestic Violence of Cumberland and Perry Counties. This year’s event will be held Saturday, october 26, 2013 at the St. Patrick Parish Activity Center in Carlisle from 6:00p.m.–10:30 p.m. For tickets and more information on how you can donate or sponsor the event, please visit www.dvscp.org/sunflower.html.

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Excitement was in the air at Trinity on January 26 as more than 200 alumni, parents, and friends waited in anticipation of hearing or, depending on the order on the big green board, not hearing their ticket number called. The Trinity Alumni Association and Athletic Association co-sponsored the Big Green Giveaway and provided the crowd with a night of delicious food and great fun. Each $100.00 ticket received one entry in the cash drawing and included dinner and drinks for two. Tickets were drawn throughout the night, and one in every ten tickets won a prize. Typically, the last ticket drawn receives the grand prize of $3,000, with the preceding four receiving $800, $600, $400 and $200 respectively. However, some of the final five prefer to take a chance, as was the case with this year’s winners. Guests at the event enjoyed a delectable meal prepared by Black n’ Bleu, scrumptious desserts by Premier Catering, and the company of great friends. Emcee Gregg Cook ‘80, kept everyone on their toes with the calling of names of winners and, well, “disappointed guests”. As the night wore on, the few whose names were not called were feeling overjoyed, but also a little anxious. The final five ticket holders, Pete and Melinda Joyce, Curtis and Denise Pieper, Ron and Terry Mull, Sue and Terry Drawbaugh, and Bradlee Drawbaugh, decided to play it safe and made a deal…to split the pot of $5,000 and each take home $1,000. Next year’s event will be held Saturday, January 25, 2014. Mark your calendars now and join our growing list of Big Green winners.

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On behalf of the 50th Anniversary Committee we would like to invite you to be part of the celebration. We have numerous events planned throughout the celebratory year beginning in September of 2013 and ending with our Gala in May of 2014. Two of the feature events are Rockin’ Thru the Ages~ All Class Reunion in March of 2014 and the Golden Gala in May of 2014. We ask that you please consider supporting Trinity’s Golden Celebration through a donation.

Be A SPonSoRBanner Sponsorship:$250-Proudly display your company or family name on a banner to be hung on the exterior of Trinity High School during the entire school year. Banners will be hung on the front side of the school and remain up throughout our 50th year.

golden gAlA Sponsorship levels: This event promises to be BIG! Don’t miss out on an opportunity to sponsor the event that helps close out the 50th Anniversary year!$500 Bronze Sponsorship– 4 Tickets to the Gala and a quarter page ad in the Gala Program (2 ¼ x 2 ¾)$1000 Silver Sponsorship–8 Tickets to the Gala and a quarter page ad in the Gala Program (2 ¼ x 2 ¾)

$2500 gold Sponsorship–8 Tickets to the Gala and a half page ad in the Gala Program (4 ¼ x 5 ½)$5000 Platinum Sponsorship–8 Tickets to the Gala and a full page ad in the Gala Program (8 ½ x 5 ½)

donATe Numerous donation opportunities will be available. Help make the All Class Reunion or Golden Gala extra special with a great auction or raffle item. A donation of a gift certificate, specialty product/s, destination and/or an in-kind service to be auctioned at one of our events would be greatly appreciated. Please see the options below regarding donation opportunities: -Gift Certificate, Door Prize, Auction Item, Monetary Donation

VolunTeeR What a great way to reconnect with former classmates ~please join in the fun of getting these events together. Email Patti Grady, 50th Chair at [email protected] or Lisa Wolfe, Alumni Relations at [email protected] Your help in the form of a donation will allow us to make this a memorable celebratory year for our current and future students as well as 50 years of alumni.

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we are on the threshold of an extraordinary event…a once-in-a-lifetime affair…Trinity High School turns 50 years old!!! Trinity High School is pleased to announce the beginning of its celebration of 50 years of serving students and families in South Central Pennsylvania. Trinity has made an indelible mark on the educational landscape and continues to enhance our community’s reputation and history. We celebrate our success with the people who have made it possible: our alumni, parents, friends, and faculty. Celebrations will begin in the fall of 2013 and continue through the spring of 2014 with the follow-ing events:

Saturday, September 14, 2013- Anniversary Mass/wine & Cheese SocialTime: 5:00 p.m. Place: Trinity High School AuditoriumWe invite you to attend our Anniversary Mass celebrated by Rev. Louis Ogden ‘72, and concelebrated by members of our Trinity family. We are pleased to welcome back Brother Andrew, first principal of Trinity, to share remarks, along with Rev. William Sullivan, principal from 1975-1981, and current principal, Dr. David Bou-ton. Immediately after Mass, reconnect with friends at a Wine & Cheese Social in the school’s gymnasium. Tours of the school will be also provided during that time. Complimentary, but R.S.V.P. appreciated.

Saturday, September 28, 2013- Pig Roast Time: 5:30 p.m. Place: Trinity High School Kick off homecoming week by coming out and celebrating fall with friends as you feast on roast pig prepared by Strock’s Farm Fresh Meats. Bring your lawn chairs, kick back, and relax, or get your team together for the cornhole tournament. Bring the kids for games and fun, and listen to some tunes – all on Trinity’s grounds. Tickets: $25.00 for adults, $10.00 for children ages 5-10; children under 5 are free.

october 4, 2013-Trinity Homecoming Time: Tent opens at 5:00 p.m. Place: COBO FieldWelcome home alumni! Stop by our 50th Anniversary tent for food and friendship, and then cheer on the ‘Rocks in the special alumni section as they take on East Pennsboro at 7:00 p.m. on COBO field. Complimentary

november 1, 2013-All Saint’s day Mass/Alumni RemembranceTime: 8:20 a.m. Place: Trinity High School AuditoriumJoin us as the Trinity family celebrates Mass on All Saint’s Day. Following Mass, members of the Alumni Association will honor our deceased alumni, students, and members of the Trinity High School faculty and staff who have died. All family and friends are invited to attend a continental breakfast in the cafeteria. Complimentary, but R.S.V.P. appreciated.

december 15, 2013- Christmas Concert/light Refreshments SocialTime: 2:00 p.m. Place: Trinity High School AuditoriumRing in the holidays with Christmas music from the five decades of THS. Were you a member of the chorus during your years at Trinity? If so, we invite you to join our current students on stage singing well-loved Christmas songs. Bring the kids to visit Santa. Complimentary

January 25, 2014-Big green giveaway Time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Place: Trinity High School CafeteriaWho wants to win some green? Join your friends and former classmates for some good food, drinks, and fun at Trinity’s annual Big Green Giveaway. Tickets: $100.00 (includes one chance and dinner/drinks for two)

March 15, 2014-Rockin’ Thru the Ages Time: 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Place: Trinity High SchoolGet set for a musical journey at Trinity’s first all decades reunion. Dress your de-cade and dance to music from your high

school days, attend a special performance of 50 fabulous years of Trinity musicals, and celebrate your Alma Mater with food, refreshments, raffles, and friends. Tickets: $40.00 per person

April 16, 2014- legacy eventTime: 8:20 a.m. Place: Trinity High School AuditoriumDoes your family have a history of attending Trinity? A legacy is a current student (or graduate) with a parent or parents who attended the very same school. Trinity honors our legacies and their families each spring, beginning with a special Easter prayer service and followed by a continental breakfast. Please join us as we honor and recognize the history these families bring to Trinity. Complimentary, but R.S.V.P. appreciated.

May 17, 2014- A golden evening at west Shore Country ClubCome celebrate an evening of elegance and excitement with us on Saturday, May 17, 2014, at the West Shore Country Club in Camp Hill. It will be an evening to remember. Sample hors d’oeuvres, sip your favorite cocktail, mingle with old friends and meet new ones, and bid on one of the many fabulous auction items. Move on to a scrumptious three-course dinner, indulge your taste buds with the elegantly designed anniversary cake, and dance the night away. This will be the social event of the year and the culmination of 50 fantastic years of Trinity High School.Tickets: $100.00 per person

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2013 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Friday, Aug. 23, 2013 Away v. West Perry 5:00 pm @West Perry Senior High School

Friday, Aug. 30, 2013 Away v. Delone Catholic 7:00 pm @Delone Catholic High School

Friday, Sept. 13, 2013 HoME v. Selinsgrove Area 7:00 pm

Friday, Sept. 20, 2013 HoME v. Columbia Jr/Sr 7:00 pm

Saturday, Sept. 2, 2013 Away v. Milton Hershey 1:30 pm @ Milton Hershey

Friday, Oct. 4, 2013 HoME v. East Pennsboro 7:00 pm Homecoming

Friday, Oct. 11, 2013 Away v. Boiling Springs 7:00 pm @Boiling Springs High School

Friday, Oct. 18, 2013 Away v. Camp Hill 7:00 pm @Camp Hill High School

Friday, Oct. 25, 2013 Away v. Susquenita 7:00 pm @Susquenita High School

Friday, Nov. 1, 2013 HoME v. Middletown 7:00 pm

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