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= = = = = ==== = = = = = = = = = = Annual = =Report 2011-2012 = = = = = ======= = = = = = = = = = = = =INIT=Y = = = = = = =TR = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = HIGH = SCHOOL = = = = = ======= = = = = = = = = INSIDE: Honor Roll of Donors page 6 • Trinity Triangle page 20 Mission To develop habits of mind, body, and spirit, rooted in the Catholic tradition, so as to attain the highest good. Vision To provide a transformational learning experience for our students that will inspire: • Values that will provide a moral compass and bring them fulfillment throughout their lives. • Cognitive and life skills that they will need to compete vocationally and to become responsible citizens in the Global Village of the 21st century. • Love of learning as a lifelong journey. OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT 3601 Simpson Ferry Road Camp Hill, PA 17011 717-761-2228 717-610-0575 fax email: [email protected] website: www.trinityhs.k12.pa.us Janet A. Quigley, Director of Advancement Lisa B. Wolfe, Alumni Relations/Advancement Assistant Thank you to The Camera Box for providing pictures for this issue of our Annual Report/Trinity Triangle. 2 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT WELCOME Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends of Trinity: Thank you for your generosity and support of Trinity High School over this past year. As you read through this report, you will see that a total of more than $700,000 in restricted and unrestricted gifts was received – the highest figure in our 49 year history. We are especially grateful to all of our donors given the ongoing uncertain status of the economy here and around the world. The annual fund’s single most important objective is to provide the best possible learning experience for our students. 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 – a direct result of your support. It is not just the quality and quantity of their performances, but the dedication and selflessness with which they achieve success. We are blessed with an incredible faculty and staff, enthusiastic students, and generous and caring alumni, parents and friends. This annual report is only one reflection of that fact. As we move forward to continue the tradition of excellence in education begun almost 50 years ago, please know how grateful we are to all of you for your commitment to improving life and learning at Trinity High School. Sincerely, Dr. David Bouton Principal/Head Learner = = = = = = = = = = = BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011-2012 Maureen Murphy Andres ’75, Chair Dr. Jeffrey Conforti Rev. William Forrey Rev. Michael Grab Rev. Paul Helwig Thomas Holder ’70 Msgr. William J. King ’72 Todd Long ’87 Rev. J. Michael McFadden Timothy Perry ’83 Rev. Chester Snyder Lisa Taglang Rev. John Trigilio Sharon Patterson Turner ‘78 Susan Vodzak DEVELOPMENT BOARD 2011-2012 Donna M.J. Clark, Esq., Chair Douglas Tilley, AIA, Vice Chair John (Jack) Abuiso ‘67 Pamela Barbush ‘76 Gerard Burton ‘80 Michael Cherewka, Esq. Faith Curran ‘79 Brad Hollinger Brian Jackson, Esq. ‘85 Joseph T. Leighton, Esq. ‘84 Joseph Sandri Robert Tribeck, Esq. Mark C. Walker ‘68 Maureen Andres ’75 ex-officio Thomas Holder ’70 ex-officio Janet A. Quigley Director of Advancement TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 3 SPOTLIGHT ON SUCCESS Faith ♣ Trinity welcomes Mr. Scott Root as the new campus minister and Father David Hereshko as chaplain. ♣ Nineteen seniors installed as Extra-ordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. ♣ Students join Bishop McFadden on March for Life in Washington, D.C. ♣ Four students complete RCIA program and welcomed into the Church. Academics ♣ National Merit Scholarship Program names 7 commended students: Brett Auriemma, Amanda Foody, Katherine Maffey, Andrew Merluzzi, Brigid Mumford, Nichole Schneider, and Mark Wolfe. ♣ Seven students attend the Pennsylvania Junior Classical League Latin Convention. ♣ Ben Grimme named finalist in the 2011 Leaders of Tomorrow program. ♣ Fourteen students represent Trinity at the Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair; three receive 1st place in their categories – Amanda Kusztos (Chemistry), Vicki Elter (Chemistry), and Kelsey Pianka (Physics). ♣ More than $2,306,474 in college scholarships bestowed on the members of the Class of 2012. Service ♣ Third annual mini-THON to benefit the Four Diamonds Fund raises $41,000. ♣ Trinity students submit 97 wreaths for the Wreaths for a Reason/Shalom House fundraiser. ♣ Class of 2012 organize the Send it to a Soldier program; 38 boxes filled with 400 pounds of well wishes, comfort items, and love sent to our military personnel stationed overseas. ♣ Students and staff write letters to Santa in partnership with Macy’s and Make a Wish foundation. Sports ♣ Seven student-athletes sign national letters of intent. ♣ Four individual State champions: Caroline Finkbeiner – Swimming, Ryan Diehl – Wrestling, Ashley Buchter – Diving, and Danny Jackson – Track (Long Jump). ♣ State Relay Championship: Chris Lenz, Danny Jackson, Robert Sutliff, and Brandon Kuntz ♣ Eight Mid-Penn Division titles: Football, Girls’ and Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ Tennis, Golf, Girls’ Soccer, Boys’ and Girls’ Track. Activities ♣ Trinity first mini Olympic field day held on COBO field. ♣ Kyle Ford Memorial Wiffleball Tournament raises more than $1,000 to benefit tuition assistance. ♣ Seniors hold “Fun at Five Guys” to benefit class activities. ♣ Trinity Quiz Bowl team participates in (and wins) TV channel 8’s Brainbusters. ♣ Trinity Marching Band dedicates their 2011 marching show to remembering September 11. 4 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Total Donations for 2011-2012: $700,719.66 Total Donations for 2011-2012: $700,719.66 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Donations by Fund $21,691.00 $0.00 $9,237.55 $7,250.00 $184,705.16 $176,186.80 $34,171.95 Athletics Day Fund Departments/Academics EITC Endowment Interest Fundraisers General Development In-Kind Special Fund Teams Tuition Assistance $6,898.82 $25,348.35 $4,729.94 $45,200.00 $185,300.09 How were the funds procured? $6,898.82 $26,834.36 $13,326.00 Funds by Appeal $4,220.74 $3,500.00 Annual Appeal $30,319.18 EITC $45,204.91 Tuition Asst. Appeals $205,365.00 $45,200.00 Fundraisers Special Appeals United Way/SECA Personal Contact $139,944.19 $176,186.80 Banners/Bricks Earned Interest Matched/Memorials Grants TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 5 The Honor Roll of Donors Trinity High School honors the generosity of those who support Catholic education and our mission. Your gifts help us educate the leaders of tomorrow. This Annual Report lists all donations received from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of all contributions. Please contact the Office of Advancement should you note an omission or error. LEGACY CIRCLE ($25,000 and above) Anonymous (1) Carlisle SynTec, Inc. Mr. Brad Hollinger NRG Controls, Inc. TRINITY PLATINUM ($10,000 - $24,999) Anonymous (1) Aetna Insurance Bravo Educational Foundation Bridge Educational Foundation Daily Underwriters of America Mrs. George Holder 6 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Martin and Marianne Minnaugh ’82 Jackson Keystone Tax Associates, LLC Select Specialty Hospital Kevin ’87 and Karen Shook Lee and Sharon Patterson Turner ‘78 TRINITY BRONZE ($1,000 - $2,499) TRINITY GOLD ($5,000 - $9,999) Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Bloschichak Lauren and Spencer Day Foundation Giant Food Stores, Inc. Kathleen Marshall Gillespie ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hempt Knights of Columbus #869 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Long Ortenzio Family Foundation TRINITY SILVER ($2,500 - $4,999) ACS Claim Service, Inc. Aegis Security Anonymous (3) Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Alba Brian J. ’76 and Lynda Britt Denice Petro Brown ‘72 Eastern Alliance Insurance Co. Foundation for Enhancing Communities Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Green Hershey Creamery Co. Thomas ’70 and Robyn Holder Todd Long ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Merluzzi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moore Nathaniel J. Patterson ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Weaver Jack ’67 and Laurie Abiuso Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. John Altmeyer Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Ashby & Family Assured Claimant Transport Service Pamela J. Barbush ‘76 Mrs. Ronald J. Bostick Dr. and Mrs. David Bouton Dr. Nancy Burke Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark Daily Express, Inc. Dr. James F. Daly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. John Durbin Ms. Linda Freestone Mr. and Mrs. Ricman Fly & Family Dr. Timothy J. Gilfoyle ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Glessner Harrisburg Auto Auction Hempt Bros., Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Hilton Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic Associates Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hoynitski Jump Street Mrs. Patricia Kammerer Miss Janice Kiker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long Melodee Dunleavy McKelvey ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Mullen Dzung H. Nguyen ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. John Oszustowicz Our Lady of Good Counsel Mrs. Rose Peteritas William J. Peteritas ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Richards Drs. Karen and Vincent Rogliano Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Brian Shirtliff Joseph T. and Helen M. Simpson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Simpson Trinity High School Employees Melissa M. Trouton ‘90 Mark ’68 and Lorie Walker Warrell Foundation – Warrell & Silva families Waveline Direct, LLC Ms. Carolyn Wertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Werwinski, Sr. Jill Wharton ‘87 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 7 Shamrocks ($500 - $999) Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alford ARCS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barbush Barnes & Noble Mr. and Mrs. James Bierowski Boles, Metzger, Brosius & Emrick Mr. and Mrs. James Comitale Mr. John Cronin Currie & Hecht Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Dunleavy Eastern PCM, LLC Mr. David Faller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Goyette Mrs. Johanna L. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hills Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hudock JFC Staffing Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jerome Koerner Knights of Columbus #4068 Ms. Terry Brown and Mr. Gerald Laubach Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leigh Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis, III Dr. Sarah M. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Lyng Paige Macdonald Matthes, Esq. & F. Stephenson Matthes, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Migash Mrs. Nancy Montgomery Mr. John C. Neamtz Nikoli’s Pizza and Catering Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Todd Powless R. F. Fager Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seitz Ms. Jullia Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shriver Sofa’s Unlimited St. Patrick’s Church Mr. and Mrs. Michael Starvaggi Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stefanic Sutliff Chevrolet Target Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tribeck Turner KIA Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vinarski Class of 1966 Class of 1966 Reunion Class of 1968 Walter S. Holder Class of 1969 David C. Harris Class of 1970 Stephen J. Malpezzi Class of 1972 Brian P. Harris, Esq. Sandra Risner Smith Class of 1973 Emmanuel M. Paul Class of 1975 Msgr. William J. King Class of 1976 Patrick A. Hewitt, Esq. Patrick J. Hosey Class of 1977 Bernadette Paul Class of 1978 Michael Britt Class of 1979 Faith T. Curran Class of 1981 Anonymous Christine Hein Phil Class of 1982 Christine Klutz Dunleavy Thomas L. Dunleavy, Jr. Class of 1984 Gregory E. Paul Class of 1985 Brian F. Jackson, Esq. Michael B. Wolfe Class of 1987 Anonymous (2) Class of 1994 Donald Montgomery Class of 2001 Class of 2001 Reunion Class of 2005 Anonymous (1) 8 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Green and White ($250 - $499) Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anastasio Mr. Dennis Bupp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coyne Mr. and Mrs. David Desfor Mr. and Mrs. James Ferraro Good Shepherd Church Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Gronkiewicz Hayes Large Architects, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Howe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Joel Mrs. Kathleen Leandri Mr. and Mrs. David Mantey Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Marion Rev. J. Michael McFadden Mr. James McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Louis O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Przybylowski Ms. Janet Quigley Rotary Club of Mechanicsburg Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sajer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sandri Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt R. Adm. and Mrs. F. Neale Smith Mr. David W. Sweet The Goddard School Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wentzel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wohlschlegal Wolf Furniture Wood & Myers Class of 1966 Maureen Williams Papp Class of 1994 Tara C. Long Class of 1967 Loudon L. Campbell, Esq. Class of 1997 W. Jason Grace Class of 1968 Anonymous (1) Barry E. Grandon Class of 2001 Maggie Kitzmiller McBride Class of 1969 Anita Strine Thompson Class of 1971 Rev. Michael Q. Mahone Class of 1975 Maureen Murphy Andres Michele Robinson Cherewka Class of 1980 Daniel T. Buckley Gerard M. Burton Class of 1983 Eric W. Dethlefs Rose Bellanca Dethlefs Robert P. Kline, Esq. Class of 1985 John T. Finegan Theresa Menke Ford Class of 1986 Meghan Finegan Julie Hayman Class of 1987 Anonymous (1) Karen Schwab McDermott Erin Stewart Verano Class of 1991 Brian P. Connellan Class of 1992 Roxanne D. Raymundo Class of 2006 Mary Shedleski Triangles ($100-$249) Anonymous (3) Mrs. Susan Aigeldinger Mr. and Mrs. William Alden Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Alexandre Mrs. Rosemary A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Archfield Mrs. Carla Arp Ms. Nancy Autolino Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bachinsky Mrs. Filomena M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bates Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baughman Sr. Mary Birster, IHM Bob Ruth Ford Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Britt Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carocci Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Connellan Mr. Martin Coover Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Crane Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crawford Cumberland County Chapter PA Association of School Retirees Mr. Harry J. Curley, Sr. CUX, Inc. Ms. Helen Delano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickey Paul and Cindy Dlugolecki Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Finegan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. French, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Giannelli Ms. Jean Gies Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gies Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gothier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grimme Gunn-Mowery Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haines Mr. and Mrs. C. Jeffrey Hanger Mrs. Angela Heinick Rev. Paul C. Helwig Mrs. Martha Hempt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hnatuck Mrs. Sarah Hubler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Karli, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Katterman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kearney Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly Kirk Army Health Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kokos Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kreafle Sr. Susan Kuk, IHM Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kusztos Ms. Helen Lee Ms. Robin Lees Mr. and Mrs. James Leighton Mrs. Jean Lindholm Mr. Donald J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Missenda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nestor Dr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Niklaus Dr. and Mrs. James Oliverio Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Orbach Mr. and Mrs. David Overstreet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pawlush Dr. Alan Perantoni Mr. and Mrs. August Pfeifer Dr. and Mrs. Paul Piccini Ms. Susan Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. James Rineer Ms. Marian Rohm Mr. and Mrs. John Satterlee Mr. Henry J. Scholz Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Scott Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scott Mr. and Mrs. John Scullen Ms. Lynn Shiner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sniscak Col. and Mrs. Stephen Sobotta Mr. and Mrs. David Spishock St. Joseph Catholic Church TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 9 Class of 1976 Leslie Acri Menear Rev. Louis P. Ogden Class of 1977 Kevin Klingensmith Class of 1978 John J. Devlin Kathleen Kostelac Kindler Class of 1979 Denise Hein Bailey Carolyn Bahret Holencik Stephen Kindler Thomas P. McNamara James P. Scholz St. Theresa Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Michael Staub Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stence Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Stine Mr. and Mrs. William Strouse, III Mr. and Mrs. Steven Taglang Mr. David Telep Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Terz Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrew Tignanelli Mrs. Kim Tropp Ms. Irma Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Williams Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wojcikiewicz Mrs. Mary Yurasek Mr. and Mrs. William Zabicki Class of 1966 Thomas C. Buckley John M. Hoffman Michelle Calabrese Koons Dennis J. McCann William F. Starr Class of 1967 Anonymous (1) Elizabeth Acri-Bowen John F. Martin Mary Schrecengost Martin Robert Priar Dr. John P. Scholz Class of 1968 Anonymous (1) Kathleen Wasiele Bach Douglas L. Biden Sharon Hernjak Caba Rosemary Yakimoff Cappelli Colleen Fitzgerald Gaumer Brian A. McCoola Class of 1969 Anonymous (1) Hank Brown, III Paul S. Dlugolecki 10 Rosanna Mancini Ellis Kendall Hanna Class of 1970 Michael V. Ciccocioppo, Jr. Linda Roscoe Jameson Debra Semyan Mihalich Class of 1971 Karen M. Balaban Philip E. Smith Mark D. Speaker Kathryne McGrath Speaker Susan Schrecengost Sposato Patrick J. Walker Class of 1972 Kathleen Casey Mark J. Curran Patricia Sullivan Koch Michael R. Matalonis Donald A. McGrath Anne Kellagher Rakszawski Maureen Holder Ryan Margaret M. Straub William J. Weiss Class of 1973 Ellen Fletcher Alric Louise Mancini Dolson Patricia Sloand Epple Ann Smith Gregoire Dr. Kevin Hensel William M. Jones Class of 1974 William J. Bowker Mary Ann Haselhuhn Mohr Marguerite Elden Ryan Class of 1975 Anonymous (1) Kevin J. Buckley Thomas A. French John J. Giannelli Meg O’Donnell TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Class of 1980 Charlene M. Cleary John B. Goedecke, Jr. Henry J. Straub Class of 1981 Anita Hobaugh Connors Karean L. Eissler Mark R. Friend Thomas M. Green Lori Ann Olejniczak Haydu Class of 1982 JoAnn Yakoboski McNally Richard G. McNally Kelly McHugh Reagan Class of 1983 Edward J. Ford Carolyn Kramer O’Kane Class of 1984 Christopher M. Fencel John H. Kennedy Daniel G. King Lisa Cairo O’Brien Class of 1985 David K. Brennan Class of 1986 Rita Balaban Patricia E. Carocci Maureen Hickey Lowther Jeanne Hein Thurber Class of 1989 Karina Betz Kristi Dunleavy Britten Robert Ranieri Class of 1990 Randall W. Bostick Derrick T. Rosenstein Class of 1994 Jerome J. Kalina, Esq. Laura Virtue-Delayo Class of 1997 Meredith E. Lewis Benjamin R. Walker Class of 1998 John F. Surry Class of 2001 Kyle Nicholson Class of 2002 Stephen Velott Class of 2004 Sam Giannelli Class of 2010 Maria Marinelli Emeralds ($1 - $99) Anonymous (4) Miss Janice Albright Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aschenbrenner Mr. Louis Auriemma Dr. and Mrs. Robert Berardi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bernick Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bilger Mr. Alan Blackledge Mr. Bill Boia Mrs. Lewis Bowker Dr. and Mrs. William Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bricker Mrs. Connie L. Burket Mrs. A. Robert Cairo Mr. Raymond Capper Mrs. Kathy Carleton Mr. Robert Casey Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Kevin T. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cramer Ms. Sharon L. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Davis Ms. Jeannie Dearth Mr. and Mrs. Abelardo DeLeon Mr. and Mrs. Jay Depner Mrs. Virginia Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Donahue Lt. Col. and Mrs. Donald G. Easton Mr. and Mrs. Dale Edwards Ms. Maureen Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eimer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eimer Mrs. Judi Fejfar Ms. Patricia Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fiorelli Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flannery Ms. Margaret Folz Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G. Forte Mrs. Marge Frantz Dr. Rod and Bev Freshman Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gallucci Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garman Mr. Stephen Gotwols Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gouhin Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Grady Mr. and Mrs. Miles Grasser Mr. and Mrs. John Groff Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gustin, Sr. Ms. Gertrude Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. James Hoellman Mr. Thomas Hudak Mr. David Hunter Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Janton Mr. Jon Kahle Mr. and Mrs. James Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kendra Mr. Shawn Kenny Mrs. Jeanne Kent Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kline Mr. and Mrs. Russell Klingensmith Mr. and Mrs. George Knovich Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kopcho Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kulp Mr. John Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lacasse Mr. and Mrs. Knovel Lamberti Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Landis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis Miss Margaret A. Little Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Markowski Mr. Louis G. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer Mr. and Mrs. William McDougall Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan Ms. Mary Jo Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Newmaster Mrs. Robert Nicotera Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O’Brien Ohiopyle Prints, Inc. Mr. Tim O’Leary Mrs. Irene Panto Mr. Edward J. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pillion Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Predmore Mr. and Mrs. David Resek Ms. Tracy Richards Miss Linda Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Casimo Sacco Mr. and Mrs. Vincent N. Santucci Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sautter Ms. Carol Schneider Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider Mrs. Henry Harper Seidel, III Mr. and Mrs. James S. Shadle Mr. Donald E. Shanebrook Mrs. Helen T. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Shook Ms. Anne Skorija Ms. Karen Skotnicki Keena and Robert Snyder Mr. John Staul Mrs. Cecilia Stock Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stoey Mr. and Mrs. John Succa Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Trinity High School Business Society Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Trouton Mr. and Mrs. John Urban, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Vice Sr. Carol Marie Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wehman Mr. and Mrs. Horst Wels Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Wigger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Will Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wise Mr. John Zeider TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 11 Class of 1977 Susan Decker Brooks Brian P. Monaghan Class of 1978 Kathleen Bradigan Blockus Mary Ann Szoke Gill Carolyn Porr Class of 1979 James A. Britt Mary Lou Curran Quinlan Class of 1980 Jacqueline Kent Kelly Frank J. Karli, III Class of 1983 Russell P. Bricker Lisa Gally Schock Class of 1966 Anonymous (1) Florence Riordan Hess Nancy Burke Sanow John F. Shovlin Mary Ann Winters Class of 1967 Gary L. Crawford Susan M. Fletcher E. Kirk Hallett Margaret DeFrank Kieff Barbara Carraher Kraemer Joanne Larche Getz James J. McGraw Class of 1968 Susan Cronin, IHM, Ph.D. Virginia Ball Duncan Michael S. Eppley Lee F. Esser Clark G. Frese Rosemary Lange Hill Edward A. McNamara Mark C. Miner Thomas L. Olsen Rosemary Ulrich Sebolt Janice Acri Sherer Class of 1969 Linda Brunski Kathleen Knapik Enriquez Patricia Moran Hess Joan Grimm Lenker Kathleen A. Murren Edna Neyhart Smith Mary Beth Klingensmith Stewart Class of 1970 James A. Acri Mary D. Bohenick Robert J. Peregrin Michael J. Pinamonti 12 Theresa Bixler Pinamonti John F. Povilaitis George M. Savidge Class of 1971 Dennis G. Cronin Gordon A. Grandon Thomas C. Kessel Daniel J. Murren Suzanne Hanlon Murren Shirley Brett Spangler Class of 1972 Anonymous (1) John J. Bell Marian Rodrigo McGraw Richard L. Mulroy Joanne Russ Nagle Brenda Cavrich Wech Class of 1973 Jaime Imgrund Fry Donald R. Scholz Caroleanne Barnhart Snitger Ronald A. Turo, Esq. Class of 1974 John P. Berry Carol Gollins Brown Karen Saintz Fazzolari Paul N. Garcy Kim Klingensmith Lewis Rose Bradigan Runkle Dr. Andrea M. Saxon Claire Fetterman Turo Class of 1975 Ann Britt Bailets James B. Waters Class of 1976 John A. Gill Louann Metallo Miller TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Class of 1984 Beth Ann Anderson-Song Class of 1985 Joseph Centurione Maria DiMascio Centurione Mary Drennan Drabik Class of 1986 Maryann Golesh Karli Sharon Shanebrook Lountzis Class of 1988 David M. DeSalle Thomas C. Karli Class of 1989 Ann R. Burk Michael E. May Class of 1990 Lauren DeSalle Anderson Charles R. Daly David G. Delaney MaryEllen Bahret Ruhlen Class of 1991 Thomas H. Aschenbrenner David Delaney Patricia Kopfinger Pfeffer Michelle May Whitecar Class of 1993 Jude Olivetti Class of 1995 Steven Aschenbrenner Class of 1996 James H. Steeley Class of 2000 Anonymous (1) Class of 2001 Alice Hans Charland Jennifer Gallagher Jennifer Prudencio Laura Leimbach Rowe Amanda B. Martin Kathryn Theis Class of 2005 Andrew T. Gess Class of 2002 Terrence J. Mull Class of 2007 M. Blaine Bruening Class of 2003 Maryann Sutton Class of 2004 Shane Delaney-Lazar Caroline Oszustowicz Jarrett Class of 2010 Harry Devine MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS Donations in memory of loved ones are a way to remember cherished family members or friends 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. In Memory of Pat Burke Mr. and Mrs. William Alden Mrs. Kathy Carleton Dr. James Daly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Glessner Ms. Gertrude Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kreafle Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lacasse Mrs. Karen (Schwab) McDermott Ms. Janet Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sautter Mrs. Cecelia Stock Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Trinity High School In Memory of Greg Burton ’80 Daniel Buckley ‘80 Gerard M. Burton ‘80 In memory of James F. Clay, Jr. ‘74 William Bowker ‘74 In Memory of Mary Jane Cleary ‘82 and Colleen Cleary Myers ‘85 Charlene Cleary ‘80 In Memory of Jane Daly Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barbush Dr. and Mrs. Robert Berardi Mrs. Lewis Bowker Dr. Nancy Burke CUX Inc. Mr. David Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eimer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eimer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Finegan Miss Meghan Finegan Mrs. Marge Frantz Dr. Rod and Bev Freshman Ms. Jean Gies Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gies Mr. John Groff Dr. and Mrs. Francis Janton & Family Miss Janice Kiker Kirk Army Health Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Markowski Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Mrs. Debra (Semyan) Mihalich Mrs. Irene Panto Mr. John F. Povilaitis Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Shook Mr. and Mrs. John Urban Mr. Richard Williams In Memory of Spencer and Lauren Day Class of 2001 John J. Giannelli ‘75 Jerry, Karen and Courtney ’04 Orbach Ms. Janet Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Dale Edwards Mr. Joseph Gallucci Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyden Karen Riter and Thomas McNamara ‘79 Mrs. Robert Nicotera Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O’Brien Keena and Robert Snyder Horst and Joan Wels Mr. John Urban, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Will Ms. Christine Woods In Memory of Lisa Decker Nulter ’81 Susan Decker Brooks ‘77 In Memory of Joseph Shriver ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shriver In Memory of Nora Sutton ‘71 Maryann Sutton ‘03 In Memory of Maj. Kenneth E. Wertz Mrs. Carolyn Wertz In Memory of Coach Harry DeFrank Peggy DeFrank Kieff ‘67 In Honor of Ronald L. Goyette Dr. James F. Daly, Jr. In Memory of Kyle Ford Ms. Linda Rosenberg In Honor of Gregg Mace Cumberland County Chapter: Pennsylvania Association of School Retires In Memory of Kevin Kramer ‘80 Daniel Buckley ‘80 In Memory of Skip Masland The Oszustowicz family In Memory of Sally Mulroy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buckley In Memory of Robert Nicotera Ms. Nancy Autolino In Honor of Dorothy and John Sebastian Judi Fejfar In Honor of Jullia Sheridan Patricia Ferris and Kathleen Murran / Bobby Rahal Auto Group Peter and Melinda Joyce TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 13 BUSINESSES DONATE MORE THAN $156,000 THROUGH EITC PROGRAM In 2001, Pennsylvania became the first state to pass the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program, which provides a way for the business community to be directly involved in education. Businesses direct funds that would otherwise go to taxes towards a non-profit scholarship organization. One such foundation, Neumann Scholarship Foundation provides partial scholarships to students in the Catholic schools of the Diocese of Harrisburg. For more information on how you 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] Thank you to the following businesses which generously gave to the Neumann Scholarship Foundation to benefit Trinity High School students for the 2012-2013 academic year: ACS Claim Service, Inc. Anonymous Assured Claimant Transport Service, Inc. Carlisle Syn-Tec, Inc. Daily Underwriters of America JFC Staffing Associates Keystone Tax Associates, LLC NRG Controls Select Specialty Hospital Thank you to the following Educational Improvement Tax Credit foundations that have made contributions from businesses to Trinity High School: Bravo Foundation Bridge Educational Foundation We are sincerely grateful to all the businesses participating in the EITC program that have chosen Trinity as the recipient of their tax credits; our alumni, families, and friends who established Named Scholarships and/or donated specifically to the tuition assistance fund; and our “tuition angels” who sponsored one or more students’ full tuition. Their generosity allows our families to choose Trinity High School for their children. We are pleased to report that 189 students received tuition assistance for the 2012-2013 academic year, ranging from $100 to full tuition ($6,575). In addition, seven new scholarships were established for the Class of 2016 this year. Each of the scholarships total $6,000, $3,000 of which will be awarded the first year, with $1,000 awarded each of the following three years, based upon established criteria. Seven incoming freshman students were awarded these scholarships. 14 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT ENDOWMENTS – A SOUND INVESTMENT IN A BETTER FUTURE Endowments ensure secure, perpetual income for Trinity High School. Your gift is invested – never spent. Each year, a distribution, like a dividend 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. 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, this fund is restricted for a Trinity student of any grade whose family has demonstrated financial need and is a member of Good Shepherd Parish. 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. tuition assistance to a student who is in good academic standing and whose family demonstrates financial need. DOMINIC M. GERACI 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 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Established in 2004 by family and friends of David Grady ’76, this fund provides assistance to students who might not otherwise be able to attend Trinity High School. In addition, another fund in memory of David Grady 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. 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. 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. HARRY F. DEFRANK SR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Established in 2008 by Vincent P. Carocci, this fund provides For more information, please contact Janet Quigley, Director of Advancement at 717-761-2228 or [email protected] NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS Through the continued generosity of alumni, parents and friends, Trinity High School is able to offer tuition assistance through the Named Scholarship program to deserving students who may otherwise be unable to attend the school. The following scholarships have been established for the 2012-2013 academic year: THE ELIZABETH PLESIC BARTLETT ’77 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Sharon (Patterson) ’78 and Lee Turner THE LEWIS BOWKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from family and friends of Lewis Bowker THE DENICE PETRO BROWN SCHOLARSHIPS (2) from Denice Brown ‘72 THE PATRICK BURKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from family and friends of Nancy and Patrick Burke THE JAMES CABELL ’11 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from friends of the Class of 2011 THE DALY/DONNELLY FAMILIES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Dr. James F. Daly, Jr. THE JANE DALY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from family and friends of Mrs. Jane Daly THE JOHN R. DIETZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Robert and Ellen Dietz THE FRIENDS OF ST. THERESA SCHOLARSHIP from Jack ’67 and Laurie Abiuso THE DOROTHY GILFOYLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Timothy J. Gilfoyle ‘74 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 15 THE JOSEPH GILFOYLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Timothy J. Gilfoyle ‘74 THE MARTHA D. HEMPT SCHOLARSHIP from Gerald and Lyn Hempt THE MAX C. HEMPT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Gerald and Lyn Hempt HILTON-DIMINICK ORTHODONTIC ASSOCIATES SCHOLARSHIP from Dr. Edward Hilton and Dr. Kenneth Diminick THE JOHN FRANCIS KLENK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Mark and Susan Glessner United Way/SECA/CFC 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 for updated Trinity code in the 2012 SECA Resource Guide under Dauphin County – Trinity High School. 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. THE WILLIAM H. MONTGOMERY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Nancy Montgomery and son, Donald ‘94 THE GEORGE PATTERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Gerald and Lyn Hempt THE RITA PATTERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Gerald and Lyn Hempt THE GEORGE AND RITA PATTERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Sharon (Patterson) ’78 and Lee Turner THE CLARA PAUL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from children, Bernadette ’77, Emmanuel ’73, and Gregory Paul ‘84 THE PAUL E. PAUL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from children, Bernadette ’77, Emmanuel ’73, and Gregory Paul ‘84 THE MARY AND BYRON PEEBLES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Michael and Kathy Green THE RAY PETERITAS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Rose Peteritas and son, William ‘67 THE JANET PLESIC ’80 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Sharon (Patterson) ’78 and Lee Turner THE DANIEL SIMS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Richard and Cheryl Long THE ANN HARRIS SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Brian J. Harris, Esq. ‘72 and David C. Harris ‘69 THE TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL PATRIOTIC SCHOLARSHIPS from Henry Charlton , III ’88 and friends of the Classes of 1986, 1987 and 1988 THE THOMAS AND MONTIENNE TROUTON SCHOLARSHIP from Melissa Trouton ‘90 THE ELIZABETH AND JOSEPH VAVRA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP from Dr. Nancy Burke 16 TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Area Merchants Give Back Since its inception in February 2009, the Trinity “Earn and Learn” grocery gift card program has raised more than $28,000, half of which directly benefited our families by providing tuition credits. This year alone, families earned more than $9,300 in credits! Trinity is pleased to continue to offer you the opportunity to purchase grocery gift cards to generate money for the school and to assist with tuition. Purchase gift cards for groceries and gas from Giant, Weis, and Karns. Gift cards are available in the Advancement Office, located in the Arts & Activities Center, during regular school hours. Large orders or specific denominations may need to be ordered. You may designate a family/student to receive credit. **Specials** BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL – Purchase gift cards during the month of September, and families receive 5% credit toward tuition. NEW YEAR SPECIAL – Purchase gift cards during the month of January, 2013, and families receive 5% credit toward tuition. Thank you for your participation in the Giant A+ School Rewards Program. Through this outstanding program, Trinity earned $5,739.46 this year. This donation will help enhance current academic and enrichment programs and provide other resources for classrooms. We are grateful to Giant for their continued generosity through this great program. Beginning October 7, 2012, through March 30, 2013, Trinity will once again have the opportunity 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] SCRIP PROGRAM Now it’s easier than ever to shop, dine or give a gift- all while earning tuition credits! The Advancement Office has now started keeping gift cards in stock for area retailers. Gift cards are available for: Panera, Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse, Carraba’s, Outback Steakhouse, Subway, TJ Maxx, Marshall’s, Home Goods, Kohl’s, Boscov’s, JC Penney, Barnes & Noble and Dick’s. Orders for additional vendors will be made on the first Tuesday of each month. WHAT IS SCRIP? Scrip is a term that means “substitute money”. When you purchase scrip, you’re purchasing negotiable gift certificates and prepaid cards that are used just like cash. You can use scrip to purchase everyday expenses like food, clothing, and other essentials, and with every purchase, you earn revenue for our organization. HOW SCRIP GENERATES REVENUE FOR YOU The Great Lakes Scrip Center acts on behalf of churches, schools and other non-profit organizations to purchase large amounts of scrip from grocery stores, department stores, and other retailers. Because the scrip is purchased with cash up front, the participating retailers offer a substantial discount. Our school buys the scrip from Great Lakes Scrip Center at a discount, and re-sells the certificates to families like yours for full face value. The discount – from two to fifteen percent or more – is our school’s revenue, which we then split with our families – earning them tuition credits. SCRIP IS “SHOPPING CART FUNDRAISING” Scrip is a popular fundraiser because families don’t have to sell anything. Participants produce revenue by making regular household purchases they would make anyway. Groceries, clothing, toys, gifts, even gasoline can be purchased with scrip. FIND OUT MORE Ask your scrip coordinator listed below for the latest participating retailer list. Then put your shopping dollars to work for our school! [email protected]. Advertise Your Business Trinity offers an affordable alternative to advertising your product or service through the school’s Field & Gym Banner Program. Support your school and familiarize thousands of local consumers with your logo and services. Banners are displayed throughout the year - 4' x 8' aluminum banner for the athletic field and a 3' x 6' vinyl banner for the gym. You also receive two all-sports season passes for all home athletic events (excluding playoff games), and an advertisement in the fall and spring sports program. The following businesses participated in the program this past year: Best Line Equipment Black N’ Bleu Boles, Metzger, Brosius & Emerick, PC Brewhouse Grille Broadmoor Landscaping Capital Business Systems Currie & Hecht Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons Daily Express, Inc. Eastern Insurance Holdings Excel Interior Concepts & Construction Goddard School of Mechanicsburg Hershey Creamery Co. Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic Associates Keystone Tax Associates, LLC Robert Kline Law Office Knights of Columbus, #8921 Lawrence Chevrolet Liberty Excavators, Inc. Moffitt Heart & Vascular Group Post Acute Medical Quantum Imaging and Therapeutics Sutliff Chevrolet TKS Architects Turner Kia Walker Realty For more information on the banner program, please contact Lisa Wolfe at [email protected] or 761-2228. TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 17 MONTE CARLO SPONSORS We would like to extend a sincere thank you for the show of support we received during our Spring Social-Monte Carlo annual fundraising event. The event was great fun, with a wide array of food, a wonderful collection of live and silent auction items, plenty of delicious desserts, fantastic musical performances by our talented students, and an exciting casino. With your support we raised $35,000 which will help support our academic programs, increase technology in the classrooms, and provide much-needed tuition assistance to our families. Special thanks go out to all of our generous benefactors: SPONSORS: Fred J. Alba, DMD, PC Classic Drycleaners Daily Express, Inc. Eastern Alliance Insurance Co. Eastern PCM, LLC Good Shepherd Church Gunn-Mowery Insurance Harrisburg Auto Auction Hayes Large Architects, LLP Hershey Creamery Co. Keystone Tax Associates Knights of Columbus #869 RESTAURANTS & BUSINESSES: Appalachian Brewery Co. Chili’s Coca-Cola Co. Applebee’s Black n’ Bleu El Sol Bob Evans Flinchy’s Boiling Springs Tavern Giant Caddyshack Grandpa Growlers Carrabas Gullifty’s Chef Wong Hershey Creamery Co. 18 Law Offices of Michael Cherewka Sarah M. Lynch, DMD, PC Mountz Jewelers Nani’s Cucina Bob Ruth Ford Turner Kia St. Joseph Church St. Patrick Church St. Theresa Church Wood & Myers Juice & Java Mikado Steakhouse Mo Mo’s Nani’s Cucina Olive Garden Passage to India Pizza Grille Premier Catering Pretzel Factory Red Lobster South Philly Hoagies TGI Fri.s Theo’s TJ Rockwells Uptown Grill Wegman’s LIVE AUCTION ITEMS: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Balaban Clear Channel Media Creative Elegance Boutique Darrell Dethlefs, Esq. Friends of Trinity High School Gettysburg Establishments Go-n Donuts (Maria D’agostino) Susan’s Treasures Hotel Hershey Trinity High School SILENT AUCTION ITEMS: A Heavenly Touch ABC West Lanes Angel Nails Arooga’s Carla Arp Art in Motion Arthur Murray Dance Studios Ashley Furniture Bahama Sun Salon Bella Uno Salon Lori Beauduy BI Interiors Carol Bierowski Blair Mountain Bed & Breakfast Broadmoor Landscaping Burn 30 Camera Box Camp Hill Tennis Club Carl’s Photography Chad Pines Fitness Consulting City House City Islanders Cleo’s Crimson Frog Coffeehouse Cumberland Valley Aviation Curves Deuce Gibb Salon DiBruno Brothers DownStreet Salon Elter Family Flagship Cinema Flynn & O’Hara Friends of Trinity High School Sue Glessner Golds Gym Steve Gotwols Kathy Grogan Hampden Cleaners Hampden Township Hard Bean Café Hess Co. Highland Gardens Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic Associates Hooters Ideas & Objects Inside Track Kelli Wyland Photography Kelly Sports Kitchen Shoppe Caroline Oszustowicz Jarrett Joan Lenker Liberty Forge Golf M.S. Hershey Foundation Chris Maffey Maggie Adams Mangia Qui Mechanicsburg Recreation Metro Bank Momentum Nani’s Cucina New Cumberland School of Ballet Nissley Vineyards Olde Town Florist Olivia’s Tea Room One Good Woman Outback Steakhouse Philly Pretzels Planet Fitness PNC Polished Tanning Prevail Range End Golf Club Reflections in Silver Christine Ridd Royer’s Florist Sassy TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT Lisa Schlager Semoffs Barbers Ski Roundtop Mary Sobotta Spotlight Home Consignment Shop Susan’s Treasures TEG’s Canine Clippery THS Art Department THS Baseball Team THS Football team THS Freshman Class THS Girls’ Basketball team THS Junior Class THS Sophomore Class THS Development Board THS Senior Class Tickle My Senses True Temper Underneath it All Villa Roma West Shore Farmers Market West Shore Theatre Wolf’s Furniture YMCA/YWCA A special thank you goes out to the following members of the Trinity High School faculty and staff who helped us achieve our goal: Miss Janice Albright Mr. Steve Gotwols Mr. Adam Hocker Mr. Steve Kosman Mr. Gary Bricker Mrs. Caroline Jarrett Sister Susan Kuk Mrs. Janet Quigley Miss Shane Delaney-Lazar Thank you for your support and friendship –2012 Monte Carlo Committee Thank you to the following individuals and businesses for their support of the Harry F. DeFrank Golf Tournament Ahold Financial Services Anonymous Aumillers Cameron St. Body Shop, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bachinsky Barque Solutions Group, Inc. Ms. Karina Betz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blackburn Bryn Mawr Trust Company Madden Physical Therapy Calabrese Contracting Corp. Ms. Patricia Carey-Zucker Mr. Daniel Carl Comcast Financial Agency Corp. Consolidated Electrical Distributors, Inc. Coyne & Coyne Daley, Zucker, Meilton, Miner & Gingrich, LLC Thomas and Christine Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Dunleavy Mr. James Eichelberger Ms. Maria Estright Mr. John Finley Furniture & Mattress Discounters, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gabriel Gilbertson Group, Inc. Mr. Ronald Gingrich Good Shepherd Church Mr. Thomas Green Gullifty’s Harrisburg Foot and Ankle Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Hennrikus Hilton-Diminick Orthodontic Asso. Mrs. Patricia Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly, Jr. Knights of Columbus #12788 L.N. Pazzo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lund Mr. Thomas Madden Mr. and Mrs. Sean McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Roger Meilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Migash Milliron & Associates Mr. Steve Miner Mountz Jewelers Ms. Lisa Myers Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers Ms. Carolyn Neff Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon NRG Controls, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Reneker Drs. Karen and Vincent Rogliano Sagus International Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sandri Serratelli, Chiffman & Brown Mr. and Mrs. David Spishock St. Joseph’s Athletic Asso. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Studer Theo’s Bar & Grille Turkeyfoot Nursery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Twomey **ATTENTION ALL FORMER LADY SHAMROCKS** Please join us at the December 8th Lady Shamrocks basketball game v. York Catholic at 3:00 at Trinity. We will be honoring the memory of Coach Harry DeFrank in a very special way. Refreshments will be served after the game. TriniTy HigH ScHool AnnuAl reporT 19 20 TriniTy TriAngle THE CLASS OF 2012’S TRIUMPHS Our seniors have been awarded a total of $2,306,474 from attending institutions. Seven seniors received National Merit Commendation. COLLEGE CHOICES FOR THE CLASS OF 2012: Air Force Auburn University Bloomsburg University Bucknell University Cabrini College California University of Pennsylvania Campbell University Catholic University of America College of William & Mary Cornell University Dickinson College Duquesne University Elizabethtown College Elon University Fordham University Franciscan University of Steubensville Frederick Community College Gettysburg College Grove City College Harrisburg Area Community College High Point University Hofstra University Indiana University Bloomington Immaculata University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Ithaca College Johns Hopkins University Juniata College King’s College Kutztown University McDaniel College Mercyhurst University Messiah College Miami University of Ohio Milford Academy Millersville University Mount St. Mary’s University Mt. Aloysius College Ohio Wesleyan College Old Dominion Pomona College Potomac State College of West Virginia University Princeton University Rensselaer Polytechnic Old Institute Robert Morris University Rochester Institute of Technology Seton Hall University Shenadoah University Slippery Rock University St. Andrews University St. Francis University Nichole SchneiderClass of 2012 Valedictorian “Here at Trinity, I believe that we’ve already found one of the essential criteria for happiness: serving others. I can honestly say that some of the happiest and most amazing experiences of my life have been when I’ve served, when I’ve talked, listened, laughed, shared, and found companionship with other people. Above all, Trinity has shown us that we can and do find true happiness in God and through our faith.” St. Joseph’s University St. Mary’s College Susquehanna University Temple University The Pennsylvania State University University of California Davis University of Delaware University of Northern Colorado University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of Richmond University of San Francisco University of Scranton University of South Carolina University of Tennessee Lock Haven University University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Villanova University West Chester University West Virginia University Widener University Wilmington University York College Kate MaffeyClass of 2012 Salutatorian “For some of us, these four years of high school have gone by so fast that our necks still hurt from the whiplash, but for others, they’ve been the longest four years of our lives. So what makes that difference? Perspective. It’s one of the most important aspects a person must consider in any situation.” TriniTy TriAngle 21 ALUMNI SUCCESS Trinity alumnus Mark Butler truly believes in selling “good stuff cheap.” As President and CEO of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, one of the most successful retail companies in America, Mark doesn’t view his job as work; it’s a part of his life. “People are happier and more successful doing what they like doing,” he remarked. Well said and so true. Moving from his hometown of Mountain Top, a small town in northeastern Pennsylvania, in the early 70’s, Mark and his family settled in Mount Holly Springs. Mark began his education in Central PA at St. Patrick School in Carlisle. When it came time for high school, his neighborhood friends went to a nearby public school, but Mark’s parents chose Trinity High School for their son. “My mom and dad made a staunch commitment to Catholic education. Trinity mirrored the morals and values I was already receiving at home on a daily basis,” he said. When asked about his Trinity days, Mark reminisced about teachers, classes, and classmates - many of whom he is still friends with today. “I remember Mr. Cackovic as being passionate and animated,” Butler said. When asked what his favorite subject at Trinity was, he stated without hesitation, “P.E.,” and quickly remembered what the acronym COBO stood for – Challenge of Brotherly Opposition. Mark said that accounting class would be his second choice, quickly adding that “academics weren’t my strong point.” With Mark’s rise to president of one of Central PA’s fastest growing companies, that seems hard to believe. After graduating from Trinity in 1976, Mark answered an advertisement in the newspaper for a job at a local lumber company. One might say this was the stepping stone for an extraordinary career. While earning only $2.88 an hour, Mark gained invaluable knowledge and honed a sharp mind for business - thanks to his boss, Mort Bernstein. Mort became Mark’s mentor, teacher, and friend, and Mark credits Mort’s guidance and example for his success today. In the late 70’s and early 80’s, the lumber industry in Central Pennsylvania was buffeted by many forces: the Three Mile Island emergency, local competition, and the economy in general. So, Mort Bernstein, his friends Ollie Rosenberg and Harry Coverman, and Mark embarked on a new venture and founded Ollie’s Bargain Outlet in 1982, with the first store located in Mechanicsburg. Over the next two decades, Ollie’s grew from just 2 stores to over 120 in 13 states, with over 3,500 employees. Mark was named President and CEO of the company in 2003. Mark has been the recipient of numerous awards, both locally and statewide. He is a member of the Board of Directors of The Kasey Kahne Foundation and the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation. In 2007, when the Senators Partners bought Harrisburg’s minor league baseball team from the City, Mark became a co-investor/ co-owner of the Senators. But that hasn’t distracted Mark from his first love – Ollie’s. For the past 10 years, Ollie’s has remained one of our region’s 50 fastest-growing companies, according to the Central PA Business Journal. Mark is proud to report that this year he has two companies on the list – Ollie’s and the Harrisburg Senators. When asked what advice he would give to Trinity students today, Mark said simply, “hard work pays, take chances,” and quoting from Winston Churchill “…failure is never fatal; courage is what counts”. The Trinity family is proud of Mark Butler! SCHOLAR AWARDS The following academic-based, donor funded scholarships were presented at the Senior Awards Ceremony in May or Graduation in June, 2012: Ryan Bostick, Class of 1986, Memorial Scholarship for senior pursuing engineering presented to Robert Sutliff Thomas Dudzinski Memorial Scholarship for senior recognized for school service presented to Morgan Whiteman The Green Family Award for Excellence in Vocal Music presented to Olivia Berrigan Renaissance Award for Student with Best Senior Year presented to Amanda Morgan Dr. Jeanne Hein Thurber, Class of 1986, EYES Award for student with top science fair project presented to Maura Vrabel The Thomas R. Balaban, Esquire, Memorial Award for Excellence in Public Speaking presented to Olivia Berrigan 22 TriniTy TriAngle WE ARE TRYING TO REACH YOU! Please contact our office if you have not received any email updates regarding our upcoming 50th Anniversary preparations. Our database needs your updates so we can keep in touch. REUNION NEWS Class of 1972 40th Reunion It’s Off to the Races for an Evening of Fun and “Shamrock Luck” A casual and fun evening awaits you along with a race in honor of our 40th reunion. Come solo or invite another for an evening of fun at the races. We’re placing our bets that you’ll come !! Penn National Race Track and Hollywood Casino October 20, 2012 • 5:00 – 9:00 pm • $40.00/person (Casual Attire) Trinity High School is about to Celebrate 50 years of stellar education! Please help us commemorate this important event with the honor it deserves. We are currently forming committees to plan a series of events to be held during the 2013-14 school year. 50th Anniversary Planning Committee meetings have been scheduled for: Wednesday, September 19th Wednesday, October 24th Wednesday, November 14th Your presence would be greatly appreciated! If you are a Trinity Alumnus or parent, or simply want to support the school, we need you. Please RSVP by check to: My Reunion Committee, 418 Candlewyck Road, Camp Hill, PA 17011 Class of 1977 35th Reunion The Class of 1977 is preparing for their 35th year reunion. Festivities will be held the weekend of October 6, 2012. Any questions about the reunion or class updates should be directed to [email protected] Class of 1987 25th Reunion The Class of 1987 has begun planning their 25th year reunion! Check out the group page at https://www.facebook.com/ groups/141440224981/. All planning is being done via this group. Class of 1992 20th Reunion The Class of 1992 is planning their 20th year reunion over homecoming weekend, October 12-13, 2012. Check out this link! Spread the word - 20 years! https://www.facebook.com/ groups/340842722622916/ The Advancement Office is happy to help you plan your reunion by: • providing a list of names and addresses of classmates • providing mailing labels • advertising in the Trinity Triangle and our website • printing an article and/or picture of your reunion in the Triangle Please contact: Lisa Wolfe, Alumni Relations Coordinator Trinity High School 3601 Simpson Ferry Road • Camp Hill, PA 17011 717-761-2228 • [email protected] The more participants we have, the more we can do! Call Lisa Wolfe at 717-761-2228 or email [email protected] to let us know if you can help. Thank you! Patti Grady, Lisa Wolfe, Janet Quigley TriniTy TriAngle 23 Class agents serve as a liaison between the graduating class and Trinity’s Advancement Office. An agent’s function is to assist in the development and maintenance of accurate contact information as well as being a point of contact for the dissemination of information to former classmates. 1966/67: open 1968: Sam & Robin Turpin Barry Grandon 1969: Rosanna Mancini Ellis 761-0841 [email protected] 761-1976/ [email protected] Tom Miceli 432-5650 Susie Kuhn Kapp 761-5136 Marian Konetski Walter 697-4185 Martha O’Donnell Solomon 732-2288 1970: Tom Holder [email protected] 1971: open 1972: Norene Jefferson-Koeppel [email protected] 1973: Jim Robinson [email protected] Ron Turo [email protected] 1974: open 1975: Michele Cherewka 761-7202/ [email protected] 1976/77: open 1978: Kathy Kindler 319-0828/ [email protected] 1979: Faith Curran [email protected] 1980/81: 1982: 1983: 1984: open Chris Dunleavy open Anne McDonald Black 1985: 1986: open Emily Vergara Shokes 1987: 1988: open Melinda Bowker 1989-95: 1996: 1997-99: 2000: open Jen Tocks Shelley open Tim Kotzman [email protected] 540-0149/ [email protected] 761-0065/ [email protected] 954-604-5069/ [email protected] [email protected] 658-2627/ [email protected] 2001: Maggie Kitzmiller McBride [email protected] 2002: Mak McKeehan [email protected] 2003-10: open 2011: Jack Osborne 2012: Mitch Weaver [email protected] There are several years with open positions. If you are interested in helping keep your classmates in touch with each other and Trinity High School, please contact the Alumni Relations Office. Good for your Heart…Good for your Brain: Trinity Health Club We all know that regular exercise is one of the key components of staying healthy. As little as 30 minutes a day of some type of physical activity can help with weight control, lower blood pressure, and reduce stress. But did you know that you can actually improve your memory and, for students, their grades? A Trinity friend, Development Board member, and parent, Brad Hollinger is a strong believer in the positive effects of daily exercise, and is a staunch supporter of the connection between exercise and the brain and the impact it has on young adults. That is why he is providing Trinity High School with an amazing gift – funding for the construction of a fitness and wellness center (dubbed the Trinity Health Club). “Mr. Hollinger approached Trinity last year with his idea to build a facility that will be accessible to all students and staff,” said Principal Dr. David Bouton. “This addition will create an inviting place where every student and staff member can participate in physical activity each day. In addition, learning about and utilizing the equipment in the fitness center can be incorporated into our current PE curriculum.” In Spark, a book written by John J. Ratey, M.D., the connection between physical activity and the brain is explored. Programs following the Spark 24 TriniTy Triangle method have started up in schools throughout the country, and along with it came some pretty impressive results. In Dr. Ratey’s research, he came across an article which simply stated, “exercise elevates Miracle-Gro throughout the brain.” Schools that have adopted the Spark method found their students to be more motivated and invigorated. “Thanks to Mr. Hollinger, we can now provide our students not only a safe, comfortable place to keep fit, but the added benefit of participating in our own study of the body-mind connection. Through a grant from the Highmark Healthy High 5 program several years ago for the purchase of heart-rate monitors, our students can now use those monitors along with cardio equipment, giving both themselves and their instructors an accurate picture of the intensity of their workout and of their level of fitness,” said Bouton. “As we lead our young men and women into the 21st century with the values, learning skills, and life skills that Trinity provides, we are proud that our graduates will also possess healthy habits of mind, body, and spirit that will sustain them throughout adult life.” The Trinity Health Club is scheduled to be completed in the spring of 2013. What a great way to celebrate Trinity’s 50th anniversary! Fourth Annual Lauren and Spencer Day Memorial Golf Tournament The committee for the Lauren and Spencer Day Golf Tournament would like to thank everyone who participated in this year’s tournament and walk held on June 16 at Mayapple Golf Links. Special thanks to the following individuals and businesses for their generous contributions: Aardvark Computers Affordable 50’s Allenberry Playhouse Angie’s Bark Avenue Anoka, Robert Appalachian Brewing Co. Armitage Golf Club Baum’s Service Center Boiling Springs Tavern Brewhouse Grille Burkarth, Richard and Carol Caddyshack Calabrese Drywall Calabrese, Dan and Cheryl Cassell’s Grille Center Street Grill Coakley’s Restaurant and Pub Cocciardi, Joseph & Associates, Inc. D’Entremont, Jr., Scott Davis, Jeff and Karen Day Family Day, Colin Devlin, John and Pat Diener’s Restaurant Duke’s Riverside Bar and Grille Edible Arrangements Fetrow Insurance Associates, LLC Giannelli, John and Maggie Gsell, Adam Harrisburg Senators Hempt, Lyn Hershey Theatre Hilton Harrisburg J W Music Jett, Kathryn Karns Kathie’s Christmas Kelly, Bob and Noreen Kindler Family Kitchen Shoppe Krause Family L B Smith Lane, Peggy Lawns Unlimited, Inc. Leer Electric Lichty, Katie Malpezzi Funeral Home Market Cross Pub Marzella, R. J. Esquire & Associates McBride, Maggie McCullough, Gerald and Teresa McGrath’s Pub Members First Credit Union Molly Brannigans Moritz, Dale and Norma Mumma’s Jewelry Store Nicholson, Tim and Debbie Nikoli’s Pizza and Catering North Hanover Grille Philadelphia 76ers Philadelphia Flyers Pizza Grille Quigley, Janet Rambler, Gary and Corby Range End Golf Club Rillo’s Restaurant Riverview Golf Club Rock Bass Grill Rotagliano, Lewis Royer’s Flowers and Gifts Rustic Tavern Shultz, Lisa and Carl Sisto, John and Cindy Sutliff T. J. Rockwell’s Trindle Bowl Trinity High School Walker Realty Wenger Meats Wessel’s Used Cars, Inc. Windsor Cleaners Yale Electric Supply York VW Zia’s at Red Door CONTRIBUTIONS CAN BE MADE ANYTIME DURING THE YEAR. THE LAUREN AND SPENCER DAY FOUNDATION • 1339 ASPER DRIVE • BOILING SPRINGS PA, 17007 Join us next year – Sat., June 15, 2013 TriniTy TriAngle 25 A L U M N I U P D A T E ALUMNI SHARE THEIR NEWS! DON’T FORGET TO SEND IN YOUR NEWS, TOO! We recently received a note from one of our alumni, Michele Robinson Cherewka ’75. With her permission, we wanted to share news about her son Matthew ’08 and her thoughts on the value of a Trinity education. Michele writes: Matthew is spending the summer at Harvard University doing research. He was selected as a member of Harvard’s REU summer intern program and is researching “biomimetic micro robotics” – he will be building a small-scale, life-like replica of a centipede, which will move just like a real centipede and be flexible enough to be stepped on without being fully crushed. The final model will most likely be used as a reconnaissance drone, with full video and audio outputs, for soldiers in future conflicts. The idea is that by creating robots that completely resemble real-life, living creatures, we come closer and closer to advanced robots seen in science fiction all the time. Even at this point it almost sounds like science fiction! And, with any luck, Matthew will be attending Graduate School there after graduating from Bucknell next year. The reason I am writing to inform you all of this is to reinforce the incredible value of a Trinity education and how much of an impact it has made on Matthew’s life. He often attributes his intellectual curiosity, work ethic, and ability to learn to his high school career, which not only challenges students, but truly impacts their learning and imprints upon them important values they will carry for the rest of their life. Who ever thought that Harvard would be a possibility, let alone a reality? Too often I am asked, “Why Trinity?” Many people think that a good education is equivalent to the amount of programs offered, to the size of a school and the scope of its curriculum. But this opportunity just reinforces the fact that a true education lies in the dedication of faculty and commitment to excellence; quality over quantity. I am sure you hear this a lot, but I felt the need to say “keep up the good work.” Trinity has had a profound influence on me and my children, and I am so grateful to all of you for continuing this proud tradition. I hope you realize what you all do for your students every day, and that all of their successes in life can be traced back to the lessons learned at this school. And so, from the bottom of my heart, thank you, and please ever strive to uphold the standards that make Trinity what it is. Michele Robinson Cherewka ‘75, Shamrock Society Member Parent of Michael ’05, Matthew ’08, and Meaghan ‘14 1980s 1986: Life in New Hampshire is keeping the Thurber family busy. Jeanne (Hein) and Ed celebrated their 21st anniversary last month. Heidi is entering the fifth grade and Gretchen, who made her First Holy Communion Mother’s Day weekend, is entering third grade. Despite all the changes in health care, they strive to run Hooksett Family Eyecare as a small family business specializing in personalized service for the last 11½ years. Jeanne continues to serve as Secretary of the New Hampshire Optometric Association, President of the Hooksett Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary, and keeps active with the Holy Rosary Women’s Guild, St. Catherine School Parent Volunteer Committee, and Hooksett Republicans. 2000s 2000: Kelly Ann Havice, of Carlisle, PA, a graduate of Point Park University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Video Production, completed a Master of Arts degree in English from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. Students who completed their master’s degree from Millersville University in spring 2012, fall 2011, or summer 2011 were recognized during the graduate commencement ceremony held Fri., May 11, 2012, in Millersville’s Pucillo Gymnasium. 2001 & 2003: Michael Zucker, ‘01 and Amber Ortega, ‘03 – Mike and Amber met at Trinity High School in 2000. After dating for 11 years, they were married on March 31, 2012 in 26 TriniTy TriAngle Boulder, Colorado. Both are attending the University of Colorado at Boulder as Ph.D. students. Mike currently is President and Senior Engineer of Differential Productions, a music production company he started in late 2011. He is employed as a Programmer/Developer at the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), and is a Ph.D. student in the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering Department with a research grant from NASA. Amber is currently a Ph.D. student in the Dept. of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (ATOC), working as a researcher for the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Environmental Sciences (CIRES), with a Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science graduate fellowship (SCGF). 2003: Trinity was honored to have THS grad Chris Miorin speak at our 2011 Veteran’s Day Assembly. 2009: Jennifer Studer, earned a second place regional Mark of Excellence award for television sports reporting from The Society of Professional Journalists. These awards are presented to collegiate journalists. Studer, a senior at The Pennsylvania State University, is a summer intern for CBS Sports in New York City. 2012: Recent graduates Maret Hench, Sarah Kostyal, Maggie McLaughlin, Brigid Mumford and Morgan Whiteman went to Our Lady of Hope Childrens’ Home in Spur Tree, Jamaica for a week to run a summer camp for 32 orphaned or abandoned children ranging in age from 2 to 18. Donations of food, clothing and school supplies were brought along in 25 duffel bags. In addition, a check was presented to Father Roland Dessine to directly help the children. The group enjoyed crafts, games and spending time with the children in a family-like atmosphere. *Thank you to all who donated to the Jamaica Project. In Memoriam Please pray for all of our deceased alumni and family, especially... Gerald P. Alarie ’68 – died October 10, 2011 Lorraine M. Eckman ’68 – died July 8, 2012 James M. McHale ’78 – died July 28, 2012 Janet M. Plesic ’80 – died December 5, 2011 Juliette M. Diute ’85 – died July 3, 2011 Michael A. Paduano ’88 – died April 12, 2012 Brian Dell ’92 – died June 29, 2012 Chad Cope ’97 – died October 6, 2011 Joshua J. Long ’04 – died April 3, 2012 Lisa Rhoades Monroy ’04 – died July 10, 2011 Christopher S. Aiello ’07 – died November 14, 2011 The sympathies of the Alumni Office and the entire Trinity High School family go out to the families and friends of all our departed alumni. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen. Dear Friends, As many of you are already aware, Toni Clouse Myers, class of ’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) decided to organize a fund raiser in memory of Toni with proceeds going to Domestic Violence of Cumberland and Perry Counties. To date this event has raised approximately $100,000 for the victims of domestic violence. Last year members of the class of ’81 joined in the event, and celebrated a mini class reunion, with committee member Debbie O’Brien Burger. This year they will be celebrating the 4th Annual Toni Clouse Myers Sunflower Ball on October 27, 2012 at the Radisson Hotel in Camp Hill. It is an evening of awareness, fundraising, and FUN! We welcome any support you can give for this worthy event by joining us at the event this year, monetary donations, or auction item donations. More information for this year’s event can be found at www.dvscp.org/sunflower.html. We are forever grateful for your caring and compassion. Left to right: Sue Romagnoli Kolb, Jane Rezich Miller, Kathy Brlansky Shanabrook, Debbie O’Brien Burger, Kathy Kellagher Sauers, Julie Carini Richwine Anita Hobaugh Connors Li’l Shamrocks Charm Us All SEND IN YOUR LI’L SHAMROCK PHOTO, TOO! Alumni are welcome to tell the Development Office about their new baby and a Li’l Shamrock tee shirt will be mailed at no charge. Photographs of babies wearing the shirt will be published in the Triangle. Siobhan Kane Rolfes ‘00 and husband Joe Rolfes, welcome their son, Liam Thomas Rolfes. He was born on July 8, 2011. They currently live in Lexington, KY. Jenni (Farner)Weber, Class of 2003 and husband, Nate Weber, welcome their daughter, Caroline. She was born on August 23, 2011. The family lives in Lancaster. TriniTy TriAngle 27 Capital Campaign-Feasibility Study Update Faith in Our Future This past spring, Trinity High School conducted a feasibility study in preparation for a proposed capital campaign – a campaign to raise funds to renovate major components of the school facilities that have not been updated since they were constructed 50 years ago. The focus of the study was to determine if a proposed capital fundraising campaign has a good chance of success; i.e., how much money Trinity can reasonably raise, how long it would take to do so, identification of potential leaders and donors, and identification of strengths and weaknesses of the school. A series of confidential interviews with the school’s board and staff, key supporters, and prospective major donors was conducted, along with an online survey for current/past parents, alumni and friends. Trinity’s feasibility study was conducted by fundraising consultants from Kirby-Smith Associates. This report will be posted on the school’s website and, for current parents, on Edline in the near future. Here is a summary of the results of the general on-line survey, completed by 333 individuals: ➢ 58% rated their overall view of Trinity High School as very good; 22% rated it as superior ➢ 42% consider themselves to be involved in the school; 21% are very involved ➢ Trinity’s top three strengths were: 1. academics/college acceptances/preparation; 2. faith/community/discipline/service; and 3. Extra-curricular activities/athletics ➢ 83% are aware of our Master Plan, with 46% rating it as good; 24% rating it as excellent ➢ 52% felt a capital campaign was a realistic way to raise the funds, with 55% confident that we could raise the money needed throughout a 5 year period. ➢ 80% of participants replied that they would be supportive/very supportive Thank you for your input regarding our forthcoming capital campaign. We look forward to sharing the results of the feasibility study with you and moving forward with our plan to address the most crucial projects – projects that are key to Trinity’s continued success. CHANGES IN THE HALLS OF TRINITY Two faculty members said farewell to Trinity High School at the end of the 2011-2012 school year as they retire and begin the next chapters in their lives. Together, they have served a total of 61 years teaching hundreds of young adults. Jim McGovern – Mr. McGovern taught English for more than three decades! In addition to teaching English, Mr. McGovern coached many of our sports teams, most recently the golf team, and was moderator for the junior class. His quick wit and vast knowledge on a variety of subjects made him not only a great teacher, but a great colleague. Bob Casey – Mr. Casey began his teaching career at THS in 1984. Besides his work in the classroom teaching English, Mr. Casey moderated the Debate and Forensics Clubs, Chorus, and Stage Crew, and directed numerous musicals throughout the years. His laugh was infectious, and he was loved by the students, faculty, and staff. Mr. Casey’s wife, Michele is an alumnus, as are their children, Jamie and Kathlene. In addition, Trinity also said good-bye to the following faculty and staff: Wanda Gabler taught Religion and joined the faculty in 2000. Her seven children graduated from THS - Tyson, Colin, Evan, Shana, Hanna, Logan, and Quintin. Noreen Campbell, a Trig/Pre Calculus and Algebra teacher joined the faculty in 2009. Her three children also graduated from Trinity - Catherine, Kerry, and Hannah. Dennis Bupp taught Chemistry and has been a member of the faculty since 2009. Olivia Fuhrman King was the library assistant and joined the staff in 2010. In addition to being an alumnus herself, her three boys graduated from THS - Brendan, Nicholas, and Colin. These talented individuals will be missed. We would like to thank them for their hard work and dedication to advancing our school in so many ways. We wish them luck on their various endeavors in life and ask that they keep the Trinity experience close to their hearts. TriniTy Triangle 28 ALUMNI ADVERTISING: SHARE YOUR SUCCESS! The Office of Advancement is offering a complimentary service to our Alumni. Please send or email your business card to post on our Alumni page of the Trinity website. Each month we will highlight several businesses of our Alumni on our website as a way to advertise and network. EEN BIG GR AY GIVEAW January 26 Check out the Alumni page of Trinity’s website at www.trinityhs.k12.pa.us Please send your business card and information to: Office of Advancement 3601 Simpson Ferry Road, Camp Hill, PA 17011 or via email to: [email protected] MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR 2013 MONT E CARL O APRIL David Miller ‘84 13 We Want to Talk to You The Alumni Relations office is currently calling alumni to hear long-lost (and humorous) stories of their times at Trinitiy High School. These stories will be included in a commemorative book for Trinity’s 50th Anniversary in 2013/14. We have heard several nostalgic stories so far… did you know that students wanted the school’s mascot to be the Trinity Tombstones rather than the Shamrocks? As you all know, there is a small cemetery beside the school. Rumor has it that the students were overruled by the Brothers! Another alum recounted a fond gym class memory of Coach Cackovic, yelling at guys slacking off during gym class by telling them that “they’ll be in trouble when the Soviets invaded!” We want your stories, tidbits of interesting information, or pictures of your days at THS. We look forward to talking with you soon! HOMECOMING WEEKEND 2012 is proving to be a busy one this year! Thurs., October 11th – The excitement begins with a bonfire to get everyone “pumped” as the ‘Rocks take on Boiling Springs Fri. evening. Fri., October 12th – Stop by the Alumni tent to purchase your ticket and catch up with friends. Then join us after the game in the lobby outside the auditorium for refreshments and fun. Congratulations to Christina Davies’12, first place winner of the second annual Art of Green Spaces poster contest sponsored by Project EverGreen and Birds & Blooms magazine, a Reader’s Digest publication. More than 1,800 posters were received, with twelve contest winners from eight states chosen as winners in four categories, grades K-2, 3-6, 7-9 and 10-12. Christina was 1st place winner of the grades 10-12 category. Congratulations Christina! We’re proud of you! TriniTy TriAngle 29 Trinity High School NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 4 CAMP HILL, PA 3601 Simpson Ferry Road Camp Hill, PA 17011 Please…if your name does not appear correctly on the mailing label or if you have changed addresses or plan to move, please notify us. ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Sports fans: see www.mid-pennconference.org/g5-bin/client.gci for schedules to all Shamrock sports! VARSITY HOME FALL SPORTS SCHEDULE Cross Country: 9/13/12 • 4:00 PM Camp Hill Trinity - COBO Field 9/18/12 • 4:00 PM Susquenita Trinity - COBO Field Football 8/31/12 • 7:00 PM Delone Catholic Trinity - COBO Field 9/28/12 • 7:00 PM Milton Hershey Trinity - COBO Field 10/12/12 • 7:00 PM Boling Springs Trinity - COBO Field 10/19/12 • 7:00 PM Camp Hill Trinity - COBO Field 10/26/12 • 7:00 PM Susquenita Trinity - COBO Field Golf 9/17/12 • 2:00 PM Big Spring, Bishop McDevitt, Boiling Springs, East Pennsboro, Middletown Armitage Golf Course Soccer: Boys 9/04/12 • 7:30 PM Camp Hill Trinity - COBO Field 9/11/12 • 7:30 PM West Perry Senior Trinity - COBO Field 9/13/12 • 7:30 PM Northern Trinity - COBO Field 9/15/12 • 7:30 PM York Catholic Trinity - COBO Field 9/22/12 • 7:30 PM Lancaster Mennonite Trinity - COBO Field 9/27/12 • 7:30 PM East Pennsboro Trinity - COBO Field 10/01/12 • 7:30 PM West York Area Senior Trinity - COBO Field 9/17/12 • 4:00 PM Bishop McDevitt Trinity - COBO Field 10/02/12 • 7:30 PM Palmyra Trinity Gym 10/9/12 • 7:30 PM Milton Hershey Trinity - COBO Field 10/02/12 • 7:30 PM West Perry Senior Trinity - COBO Field 9/21/12 • 4:00 PM Harrisburg Academy Trinity - COBO Field 10/8/12 • 7:30 PM Milton Hershey Trinity Gym 10/11/12 • 5:30 PM Susquenita Trinity - COBO Field 10/04/12 • 7:30 PM Northern Trinity - COBO Field 9/25/12 • 4:00 PM Middletown Trinity - COBO Field 10/11/12 • 05:30 PM Middletown Trinity Gym 10/06/12 • 7:30 PM Greencastle-Antrim Trinity - COBO Field 10/01/12 • 4:00 PM Susquenita Trinity - COBO Field 10/15/12 • 7:30 PM Mechanicsburg Trinity Gym 9/18/12 • 7:30 PM Milton Hershey Trinity - COBO Field Tennis: Girls 8/23/12 • 4:00 PM Camp Hill Trinity - COBO Field Volleyball 9/04/12 • 7:30 PM Hershey Trinity Gym 9/20/12 • 7:30 PM Susquenita Trinity - COBO Field 8/30/12 • 4:00 PM James Buchanan Trinity - COBO Field 9/11/12 • 7:30 PM Lower Dauphin Trinity Gym 9/25/12 • 7:30 PM Camp Hill Trinity - COBO Field 9/10/12 • 4:00 PM East Pennsboro Trinity - COBO Field 9/20/12 • 7:30 PM Steelton-Highspire Trinity Gym Soccer: Girls 9/06/12 • 7:30 PM East Pennsboro Trinity - COBO Field TR I N I T Y H I G H SC H O O L AN N UA L 10/18/12 • 7:30 PM Harrisburg Trinity Gym RE P O RT 25
