Annual Report - Trinity School of Texas

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TRINITY SCHOOL OF TEXAS
2013 | 2014
ANNUAL REPORT
Calendar
AUGUST 2014
NOVEMBER 2014
August 15
New Teacher Orientation
November 5
Parent Conference Day
School Closed
August 18-20
All Teacher In-service
August 19
New Family Orientation
3:30 p.m.
Back to School Fair
4:00-6:00 p.m.
August 21
First Day of School
August 25
MS and US Open House
6:00 p.m.
November 11
Veterans Program
November 19
Thanksgiving Canned Food
Drive Service
November 20
Thanksgiving Feast (EC-K)
November 24-28
Thanksgiving Break
School Closed
FEBRUARY 2015
February 9-12
Re-enrollment
February 16
Presidents’ Day
School Closed
August 26
EC Open House
6:00 p.m.
DECEMBER 2014
February 18
Ash Wednesday Service
December 11
La Posada
February 25
Holy Eucharist
August 27
Blazer Ceremony
December 16-19
MS and US Exams
MARCH 2015
August 28
LS Open House
6:00 p.m.
December 19
Early Release*
SEPTEMBER 2014
September 1
Labor Day
School Closed
December 20
Alumni Jingle Mingle
December 22
Christmas Break Begins
School Closed
September 24
Holy Eucharist
JANUARY 2015
OCTOBER 2014
January5
Teacher In-service
October 13
Columbus Day
School Closed
October 17
Family Day-Early Release*
Homecoming
Alumni Tailgate
October 29
Holy Eucharist
January 6
Classes Resume
January 7
Alumni Mentorship Lunch
Alumni Basketball Games
January 19
MLK, Jr. Day
School Closed
January 28
Holy Eucharist
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March 6
Community Service Day
Early Release*
April 13-17
Achievement Tests K-9th
April 22
Holy Eucharist
MAY 2015
May 7
EC Program
May 14
Baccalaureate
May 15
US Closing Ceremonies
Graduation
May 18-21
MS and US Exams
March 9-13
Spring Break
School Closed
May 21
EC, LS, MS Closing
Ceremonies
March 20
Spring Gala Luncheon
Early Release*
May 22
Teacher In-Service
March 25
Holy Eucharist
May 25
Memorial Day
School Closed
March 28
Spring Gala
May 27
Summer Camp Begins
APRIL 2015
April 3
Good Friday
School Closed
April 6
Easter Monday
School Closed
JUNE/JULY 2015
June 29-July3
School Closed
July 31
Summer Camp Ends
*Extended Day Open –
No Lunch Served
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A Message from the Headmaster
GARY WHITWELL
To Our TST Families and Friends:
Trinity School of Texas graduates are prepared to
take advantage of the opportunities that lie
before them. They have been nurtured and groomed to succeed in college
and beyond, and they are ready to pass through the doors that have been
opened for them by their experiences here. These experiences are made
possible by a unique combination of students, teachers, staff, parents,
grandparents, alumni, friends, Trinity Episcopal Church members, and all who
make up the TST community.
Trinity School of Texas is a premier college preparatory school. Dr. Seema
Rasheed, this year’s TST graduation speaker, spoke pointedly of how well
prepared she was for higher education when she left TST. Alumni speaking to
our Upper School students at Home for the Holidays events voice the same
thing. Time and time again our graduates speak of how they have been able
to meet all higher learning challenges set before them. There is more to their
readiness than just academic prowess. TST students develop the selfconfidence to try hard and flourish in unfamiliar situations. They have the
resilience to persevere and sustain their effort. They rely on the integrity
they have developed during their years at TST to make right decisions, and
they have the compassion and sense of responsibility to God, their families,
and their community to use their talents to help others.
The TST advantage is not an accident. It is the result of the generous and
ongoing contributions of our many patrons and supporters. This support
comes in the forms of time, talent, and financial gifts. Our many volunteers
work tirelessly to support our students and teachers and to help them take
their learning beyond the limits of the classroom. Gifts to the Trinity
Advantage Fund and Spring Gala, improvement projects led by the Parent
Teacher Council, and donations to meet specific needs help provide and
maintain the facilities and programs required for teaching and learning.
The prayers and support from Trinity Episcopal Church, and other churches
from which our families come, see to the spiritual well-being of our students
and staff. Our grounding in the Episcopal faith, guided by scripture, tradition,
and reason, provides our students a firm Christian foundation from which to
venture into the world. 2013-2014 was a good year for our students. With
“Trinity School of Texas
graduates are prepared
to take advantage of the
opportunities that lie
before them. They have
been nurtured and
groomed to succeed in
college and beyond, and
they are ready to pass
through the doors that
have been opened for
them by their
experiences here.”
GARY WHITWELL
Headmaster
your continued support, I am certain 2014-2015 will be even better.
Sincerely,
Gary Whitwell
Headmaster
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Trinity School of Texas
MISSION STATEMENT
Trinity School of Texas successfully prepares its students for college and
beyond in a joyful, spiritual environment.
Our graduates will:
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Attain academic excellence
Embrace diversity
Demonstrate intellectual curiosity
Appreciate the arts
Value physical well-being
Serve their community
Exemplify Christian living
The 2013-2014 Year
at TST:
Achievements
Academics
LOWER SCHOOL / MIDDLE SCHOOL |
“TST
learners
are
curious and inquisitive
and possess a desire to
look beyond simple
answers into the how’s
and why’s of the world
in which they live, play,
and work.”
GARY WHITWELL
Headmaster
On Friday, March 28, sixty-one Trinity
students in grades 1 - 8 competed in the 4A
District Private Schools Interscholastic
Association (PSIA) academic competition in
Tyler, Texas, hosted by All Saints Episcopal.
Nine schools participated and TST placed
fourth in the Elementary Division and third in
the Middle School Division. Individual District
results are listed below. First and second
place winners advance to state competition.
Third place awards serve as state alternate. :
Art Memory
rd
 Lexi Abbot
3 place
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 Riley Seidel
4 place
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Maps, Graphs, and Charts (5 grade)
rd
 Josephine Cowart
3 place
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 Gabriel Kuecker
5 place
Maps, Graphs, and Charts (6th grade)
st
 Will Northcutt
1 place
(Advancing to State)
rd
 Hunter Hickman
3 place
st
 Caleb Liebengood
1 place
rd
 Robbie Lewis
3 place
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 Isabella Cowart
5 place
th
 Wyatt Scott
6 place
nd
rd
Mathematics (2 and 3 )
nd
 Zachary Fowler
2 place
th
Mathematics (4 )
nd
 Riley Seidel
2 place
Mathematics (5th)
th
 Lauren Bandy
5 place
Mathematics (7th)
rd
 Thomas Coverstone
3 place
Mathematics (8th)
th
 Wade Seidel
5 place
th
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Music Memory (5 – 6 )
nd
 Olive Martin
2 place
th
Number Sense (4 )
rd
 Riley Seidel
3 place
th
Number Sense (5 )
th
 Jayden Dennis
4 place
 Caed Liebengood
Number Sense (8th)
 Matthew Foster
 Wade Seidel
th
On-Site Drawing (6 )
 Jack Blalock
 Ella Stevens
On-Site Drawing (8th)
 Isabella Cowart
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Poetry Interpretation (5 )
 Elizabeth Monsour
 Daniel Medina
th
 Mary Shannon Guttry
rd
Ready Writing (3 )
 Owen Freeman
Ready Writing (7th)
 Kate Sparks
rd
Spelling (3 )
 Ali Jordan
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Spelling (6 )
Science (8th)
 Matthew Foster
Vocabulary
 Matthew Foster
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6 place
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5 place
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6 place
nd
2 place
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4 place
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6 place
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5 place
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5 place
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6 place
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5 place
3
rd
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3 place
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4 place
st
1 place
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5 place
On Saturday, May 3, seven students headed
to Texas Christian University in Fort Worth
to compete at the state level where Matthew
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Foster placed 4 in Science.
Duke University Talent Identification
Program (Duke
TIP)
identifies
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4 /5
grade
students across
the U.S. who
have scored in
th
the 95 percentile
or better on a
standardized
achievement test.
The 2013-14 TST
honorees
were
Whit
Dodson,
Isabel Kuecker,
Caedmon Liebengood, Riley Seidel, Nika
Sloan, Rylee Spangler, and Kylie Thomas.
Duke TIP for 6th graders has similar
requirements and allows students to take
the Duke Explorer Test. Georgia Verhalen
and Verona Williams were the 6th grade
qualifiers.
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Duke TIP for 7 grade students also must
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score in the 95
percentile on a
standardized achievement test and as a part
of this program, these talented students take
above level college entrance exams (ACT or
SAT) to learn more about their abilities. The
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following 7 grade students qualified for the
2013-14 year:
Thomas Coverstone,
Brandon Fugler, Amanda Gunn, Robbie
Lewis, Caleb Liebengood, Wyatt Scott,
Abbie Sharp, Kate Sparks, Oliver Tidwell,
and Keaton Yoakum.
Wyatt Scott and
Caleb Liebengood qualified for Duke TIP
Honoree State Recognition. To qualify for
state honors, students must receive a
minimum ACT score of 20 or 21 in one area
of the test and/or SAT score of a 500-520 on
specific areas of the test.
The
2013-14
National
Geographic
Geography Bee TST winner was Will
Northcutt. Other TST representatives to
advance to the next level were Lance
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Williams and Izzy Kuecker (4 gr.), Gabe
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Kuecker and Ella Stevens (5 gr.), Hunter
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Hickman and Will Northcutt (6 gr.), Wyatt
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Scott and Robbie Lewis (7 gr.), Matthew
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Foster and Alex Hawkins (8 gr.).
The
National
Spelling
Bee
TST
representatives were Isabel Kuecker and
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Kylie Thomas (4 gr.), Josephine Cowart
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and Joel Wink (5 gr.), Allan Long and
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Camp Stevens (6 gr.), Robbie Lewis and
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Oliver Tidwell (7 gr.), Isabella Cowart and
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Matthew Foster (8 gr.).
Matthew Foster was the National Spelling
Bee winner from TST. He continued on to
win the Gregg County Spelling Bee which
allowed him to compete at regionals in
Dallas.
UPPER SCHOOL | Over 30 schools ranging
from 1A-4A competed in the Texas
Association of Private and Parochial
Schools (TAPPS) academic competition for
Upper School students in April 2014. The
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TST Team earned 3 place overall for
Academics. TST students brought home
several top individual honors in District, thus
advancing them to State.
Science
 Charles DeWare
 Kihun Jason Kim
 Forrest Houston
Persuasive Speaking
 Tiya Talor
Current Events & Issues
 Charles DeWare
 Josh Dorsett
Number Sense
 Ian Price
 Kihun Jason Kim
Calculator
 Kelsi Orms
st
1
rd
3
th
6 (tie)
2
nd
rd
3
th
6
st
1
th
4
4
Advanced Math
 Kihun Jason Kim
Literary Criticism
 Kelsi Orms
Social Studies
 Charles DeWare
 Josh Dorsett
Poetry Interpretation
 Mungkul Pol
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
 Caitlin Coverstone
 Cameron Erickson
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6
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3
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4
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At the State level, TST students brought
home two 1st place awards: Ian Price in
Number Sense and Josh Dorsett in Social
Studies.
The National History Bowl competition
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resulted in a 3 place finish at the state
level and quarter finalist at the national
level. The TST team included Josh Dorsett,
Scott Dorsett, Caelan Freeman, Nathan
Northcutt, and Mungkul Pol.
Athletics
2013-14 TAPPS 1A
Female Athlete of the
Year was awarded to Lowery
Houston. This is the first time
in Titan history for an athlete
to receive this award.
Titan Athletics overall had an outstanding year:
 FOOTBALL: Area Finalists
 VOLLEYBALL: District Champions, Area
Finalists
 BASKETBALL: Girls Bi-District Finalists, Boys
Bi-District Finalists
 GOLF: Caitlin Coverstone-1A Regional and
State Runner-up, Watson Hill-1A Regional and
State Champion, Boys Team-1A Regional
Champions, State Runner-ups,
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 TENNIS: Girls Team-4 Place State, Girls
Doubles (Amelia Abernathy and Lowery
Houston)-Regional Champions, 1A State
Runners-up
TAPPS 1A ALL-DISTRICT ATHLETES
FOOTBALL
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Caelan Freeman
FOOTBALL
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Devon Gaddis
FOOTBALL 1st TEAM:
Mungkul Pol (OL, DL)
Dar Sin (WR, K)
Devon Gaddis (RB, DB)
Shannon Beck (RB, DB)
Caelan Freeman (UB)
BASKETBALL
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
(GIRLS/BOYS):
Lowery Houston
Forrest Houston
BASKETBALL
CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER
OF THE YEAR:
Forrest Houston
BASKETBALL 1st TEAM:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
Alexa Hewitt
Brianna Hewitt
Forrest Houston
Shannon Beck
FOOTBALL 2nd TEAM:
Jack Mobley (OL, DL)
Caelan Freeman (DL)
Dar Sin (LB)
Travis Klotz (DB)
FOOTBALL HON. MENTION:
Logan Abernathy (WR)
Travis Klotz (RB)
Chris Hewitt (DB)
VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT MVP:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL
Amelia Abernathy
VOLLEYBALL
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Kori Parker
VOLLEYBALL 1st TEAM ALL-DISTRICT:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
Caroline Ruff
Kelsi Orms
VOLLEYBALL 2nd TEAM ALL-DISTRICT:
Amy Avery
Alexa Hewitt
Brianna Hewitt
VOLLEYBALL HON. MENTION ALL-DIST:
Brooks Hill
TRACK 2nd TEAM:
Amy Avery
Shannon Beck
BASKETBALL 2nd TEAM:
Amy Avery
Chloe Liebengood
Nathan Burke
Caelan Freeman
BASKETBALL HON. MENTION:
Ella Freeman
Dar Sin
Devon Gaddis
Logan Abernathy
BASKETBALL ALL EAST TEXAS
HON MENTION:
Lowery Houston
Forrest Houston
GOLF 1st TEAM:
Watson Hill
Logan Abernathy
Matt Bryson
Parker Bailey
Bishop Williams
GOLF 2nd TEAM:
Caitlin Coverstone
TENNIS 1st TEAM:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
TENNIS 2nd TEAM:
Natalia Gasic
Cameron Erickson
Hunter Price
TAPPS 1A ALL-STATE ATHLETES
Caelan Freeman (UB)
VOLLEYBALL
TAPPS 1A FEMALE
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL 1st TEAM:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL 2nd TEAM:
Amelia Abernathy
GOLF 1st TEAM:
Watson Hill
Logan Abernathy
GOLF 2nd TEAM:
Caitlin Coverstone
TENNIS
2nd TEAM / STATE RUNNERS-UP
GIRLS DOUBLES:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
Lowery Houston
Forrest Houston
ALL-EAST TEXAS ATHLETES
VOLLEYBALL
2nd TEAM:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL HON. MENTION:
Amelia Abernathy
BASKETBALL GIRLS HON. MENTION:
Lowery Houston
Alexa Hewitt
Amelia Abernathy
ACADEMIC ALL-STATE ATHLETES
Caelan Freeman - FB
Amelia Abernathy – VB, TEN
Lowery Houston - VB, BB, TEN
BASKETBALL BOYS HON. MENTION:
Forrest Houston
Fine Arts
LOWER AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
MUSIC | Wesley Spangler, Joel Wink, and
Elizabeth Monsour represented TST as part of
the TPSMEA Children's Lower School Honor
Choir with a November performance in Plano.
Amanda Gunn was accepted into the TPSMEA
Middle School Honor Choir in Dallas (via
audition).
UPPER
Spirituality
and Service
A distinguishing characteristic of Trinity School of
Texas is that we seek to integrate religious and
spiritual formation into the overall curriculum and
life of the school community.
By weaving these principles into the very fabric of
the school's overall life, Trinity School of Texas
ensures that its mission is built upon the sure
foundation of a Christian love that guides and
challenges all who attend our school to build lives
of genuine meaning, purpose, and service in the
world they will inherit.
A special focus that TST provides is for students
to participate in service projects that help others.
1 Peter 4:10 "As each has received a gift, use it
to serve one another, as good stewards of God's
varied grace."
These important lessons are
taught in weekly chapel lessons and woven
throughout daily life at TST.
SCHOOL
ART
|
Students
represented TST well at the TAPPS Art
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Competition.
District results are 3 Erin
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Spradlin (Senior Portfolio), 4 Lowery Houston
(Senior Portfolio), Honorable Mention Roxanna
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Safarimaryaki (Senior Portfolio), 3
Hope
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Jorda (Painting), 5 Alexa Hewitt (Painting), 6
Caroline Burlingame (Painting and Drawingnd
B&W). State Awards include 2 place in
Painting by Alexa Hewitt and two Honorable
Mentions in the Senior Portfolio category by
Erin Spradlin and Lowery Houston.
PHOTOGRAPHY | The TST photography
department came home with several district
and state awards as well. District Awards:
nd
Photography, Creative and Experimental – 2
Victoria Garland, Photography, Black & White
nd
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– 2 Brett Oliver, Photography, Color – 1
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Jamee Haynes, 5 Dar Sin, and 6 Natalia
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Gasic.
Victoria Garland garnered 5 in
Photography, Creative and Experimental at the
State level.
“Constant prayers and
well wishes from Trinity
Episcopal Church and
the many other churches
and faiths represented
among our families and
friends nurture and
support the spiritual
development of our
students, an aspect of
their education that sets
us apart from so many
other schools.”
GARY WHITWELL
Headmaster
Some of the community service activities our
students participated in this year were various
projects at local nursing homes working with the
elderly as well as a canned food drive to help the
hungry in our local community. Service hours
were given for volunteerism at Windridge
Equestrian Center, Good Shepherd Hospital,
Asbury House, the Habitat for Humanity, “Free
the Girls” Bra Drive, Alley Fest, New Gate
Mission, the Alzheimer's Walk, March of Dimes,
Relay for Life, Toys for Tots, Adopt-a-Family,
Christmas Corner, Landmarks of Longview, and
many other school and church events.
Trinity School of Texas held
its
25th
commencement
Friday, May 16, 2014, in the
sanctuary of Trinity Episcopal
Church. Dr. Seema Rasheed,
TST Class of 1998, was the
commencement speaker.
Top Five Graduates:
Archain Logos
Class of 2014 College Selections
ERIN SPRADLIN – Valedictorian – Archain Logos
Acceptance: Tulane University, Louisiana State University, University of
Arkansas, University of Mississippi, University of Tennessee, University
of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, Texas Tech University
Attending: Texas A&M University
AMELIA ABERNATHY – Salutatorian – Archain Logos
Acceptance: Baylor University, Louisiana State University, Texas
Christian University, University of Arkansas, University of Mississippi
Attending: Texas Christian University – Awarded the Faculty Scholarship
LOWERY HOUSTON – Archain Logos
Acceptance: University of Texas at Austin, University of Georgia,
University of Arkansas, University of Mississippi
Attending: University of Texas at Austin
ROXANNA SAFARIMARYAKI– Archain Logos
Acceptance: Austin College, Baylor University, Louisiana State
University, University of Oklahoma
Attending: Austin College
NATHAN BURKE – Archain logos
Acceptance: Baylor University, Louisiana State University, Louisiana
Tech, University of North Texas
Attending: Louisiana State University
ALEXA HEWITT
Acceptance: Kilgore College, Valencia Community College, Ark-La-Tex
Vocational College
Attending: Ark-La-Tex Vocational College
BRIANNA HEWITT
Kilgore College, Valencia Community College, Ark-La-Tex Vocational
College
Attending: Ark-La-Tex Vocational College
BROOKS HILL
Acceptance: Baylor University, Texas Christian University, Texas Tech
University, University of Mississipi
Attending: Texas Christian University
TRAVIS KLOTZ
Acceptance: Kilgore College
Attending: Kilgore College
TOM LEE
Acceptance: Austin College, Baylor University, Texas Christian
University, Texas Tech University, University of North Texas, University
of Texas at Arlington, Austin, Dallas, El Paso, and San Antonio
Attending: University of Texas at Austin
BRETT OLIVER
Acceptance: Le Tourneau University, Mississippi State University,
Stephen F. Austin University, University of Arkansas, Kilgore College
Attending: Le Tourneau University
NINA ALLEN
ALEX POPE
Duke An
Acceptance: University of Texas at Austin, University of Illinois, University
of Wisconsin
Attending: University of Wisconsin
Acceptance: Blinn College
Attending: Blinn College
JORDAN SMITH
Acceptance: East Texas Baptist University, Kilgore College
AUTUMN FERGUSON
WINKY ZENG
GARY GONG
Acceptance: Boston University, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania
State University, Purdue University, University of Irvine, University of
Washington, University of Texas at Austin
Attending: University of Washington
Acceptance: Drexel University, Fordham University, New York
University, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania State University, St. Louis
University, University of California-Davis, University of Illinois, University
of Texas at Austin, University of Wisconsin
Attending: New York University
The 2014 TST Graduates earned $870,976 in scholarships.
Over 95% of all TST graduates earn scholarship dollars to major universities.
Scholarships earned over the past 6 years: $7,276,448
Alumni Association
The support of the TST Alumni community continues to grow. This year’s events
were well attended and we hope to see you this upcoming year! Special thanks to
Ranjit Kodali (‘95), Alumni President, for being instrumental in kicking off the TST
Alumni Association and Alumni Events.
2013 | 2014 Alumni Association Events:
 Jingle Mingle Social
(Hosted by Jennifer and Landon Ogilvie)
 Home for the Holidays Lunch
(Titan mentorship lunch with the Alumni and current TST Juniors/Seniors)
 The Titan Classics:
 Alumni & Dads vs. Varsity Boys Basketball Game
 Alumni & Moms vs. Varsity Girls Volleyball Game
.
We want to stay in touch:
1. Email [email protected] to be added to our contact list.
2. Join our Facebook page at Trinity School of Texas Alumni Association.
3. Call 1-800-REUNION to update your contact information.
Parent Teacher
Council
We had a great 20132014 school year with all
of our fundraisers. The
money raised went back
to the students through
various
programs
generously run by our
parent volunteers! Some
of
these
programs
include:
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The TST Athletic Booster Club had
another great year promoting and
supporting athletics at TST.
Fundraisers for the 2013-2014 year included:
 Titan Spirit Wear and Promotional Items
 Concessions
 Advertising – Gym banners, program ads, yard signs
Because of our fans’ generous support, the TST
Athletic Booster Club was able to fund the following
items and projects for the athletic department.
Pictured above: Gretchen Smires,
Llaura Jenkins, and Erica Fisher
Back to School Fair and Dinner
Daybreak with Dads
Family Day Carnival
Christmas Luncheon for Faculty & Staff
Field Day
Teacher Appreciation Week
Trinity Church Trunk or Treat
Trinity Trading Company (Used Uniform Store)
Fundraising events included: Sporting Clay
Tournament, Give Back Nights, Box Tops and
Labels for Education, One Cause, Recycling and
more.
Additional ways PTC Contributed back to TST:
Campus wide WiFi, landscaping, TST Advantage
Fund, gifts for Faculty and Staff.
2013-2014 PTC Officers and Committee Chairs:
Co-Presidents
 Gretchen Smires
Cindi Marie Lewis
Vice President
 Jessica Wilkinson
Secretary
 Llaura Jenkins
Treasurer and
Fundraising:
 Erica Fisher
Jaclyn and Clay Abernathy
Jaleesa and Brian Hatchett
Trinity Trading
Company
(Uniform Store)
Athletic Booster
 Debbie Beck
YEARLY COMMITMENTS:
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Letter Jackets - Varsity Athletes Spirit Wear - Coaches
7th Man Jerseys - New Faculty Members
Athletic Banquet
Monogrammed Team Athletic Bags – High School
Athletes and Coaches
Uniforms (help with cost if needed – varies yearly)
Senior Athlete Presentations - Last Home Game for
Each Sport
Senior End of Year Gifts at Athletic Banquet
Donation to Spring Gala (usually spirit merchandise)
Coaches’ stipends (if needed - varies yearly)
Contribution to the TST Advantage Fund
SPECIAL PROJECTS OVER THE PAST 6 YEARS:
Scoreboard and sound system for Titan Field
Concessions trailer
Custom lockers in locker room
Sound system receiver in gym
Titan Field lighting and field repair project
Fight Song and Alma Mater Banners in Gym
Concessions Equipment - microwaves, warming
drawers, pretzel warmers, refrigerator, crockpots,
storage
 New tile in showers in locker rooms
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A BIG thank you to our
Co-Presidents of the
TST Athletic Booster
Club and Titan’s #1
Fans for their dedicated
service over the past 6
years! THANK YOU!
Rebecca and David
Houston
Patsy B. Hollandsworth Commons Dedication
Trinity School of Texas dedicated the Commons building to the Patsy B. Hollandsworth Family
Foundation for their contributions over the years. Patsy and her husband Earl were both strong
believers in the importance of education and preparing students for college and beyond. Earl, a
driven young boy who dropped out of school in the 8th grade to go make a living, realized that despite
his success after years of hard work, if he would have had a solid education, things would have been
much easier in life for him and his family. Later in life, Earl along with his wife Patsy decided that they
wanted to provide others with an opportunity that they never had themselves. Through supporting
schools of excellence like Trinity School of Texas, that is exactly what they have done!
Patsy B. Hollandsworth and the Hollandsworth Family Foundation have donated over $300,000 in the
past 7 years alone to Trinity School of Texas. The Foundation is the largest annual donor to Trinity’s
Advantage Fund, donating approximately $25,000 to $30,000 each year remaining true to their
commitment to providing children with a strong education from the beginning. In addition to the
school’s Advantage Fund, the foundation has also donated funds for student scholarships and
teacher benefits, as well as new technology, desks for children and cooking equipment for the
cafeteria.
The dedication was held on April 25th in the Trinity School of Texas Courtyard. The event included the
unveiling of the new sign and a press conference with the Head of School and the Hollandsworth
family speaking.
2014
Kari Bailey
Jennifer Bandy
Donna Blalock
Carla Brown
Annie Davis
Trish Frake
Angela Fuller
Claire Henry
Nichole Ivy
Tiffany Jehorek
Edwyne Jones-Duffie
Jennifer Johnson
Leana Lee
Lanie Lenhart
Cindi-Marie Lewis
Pilar McLemore
Rocio Mendez
Robin O’Donoghue
Rohena Patel
Stephanie Payne
Krystle Spates
Michelle Stone
Jennifer Teague
Delfina Whitwell
CHAIRS
Stephanie Jackson
Vice-Chair
Llaura Jenkins
Chair
2014 SPRING GALA COMMITTEE
Thank you sponsors,
volunteers, faculty,
and staff for your
support. Together
we surpassed our
fundraising goal and
raised . . .
$238,000!
Silent Auction
Alyce Sparks
Lainey Stevens
Stephanie Jackson
Beth Price
Erica Fisher
Live Auction/Raffle
Dee Anne Sloan
Daphne Scott
Sue Martin
Cissy Abernathy
Raffle Incentive
Marisa Guillory
Jessica Wilkinson
Chance Drawings
Lainey Stevens
Alyce Sparks
Spring Luncheon
Amy Sumrow
Mary Fox
Debbie Beck
Kim Doron
Food & Beverage
Pilar McLemore
Decorations
Stephanie Jackson
Sarah Monsour
Susan Nix
Kelly Jennings
Invitations
Ray Isted
Leah Murray
Paula Martin
Rentals/Site Coordinator
Cappi Northcutt
T-Shirts
Cindy Verhalen
Ashley Wilson
Media
Relations/Advertising
Amy McHaney
Trina Griffith
Children’s Projects
Leslie Patton
Melissa Marcott
Carolyn Jagers
Audio Visual /
Technology
Leah & Brian Murray
Program
Rebecca Houston
Check-out
Pamela Wittmayer
Stacy Sapp
Reservations/Table
Seating
Erica Fisher
Jennifer Jackson
Sponsor Recognition
Jessy Hanshaw
Bridgette Hewitt
Logistics/Set-up
David Gaddis
Bidding System
Erica Fisher
Statement of Financial Position
JUNE 30, 2014
ASSETS
2013
2012
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
Investments
Property, Plant and Equipment, net
1,239,624
29,664
80,979
664,277
2,121,582
1,044,552
16,189
49,633
600,018
2,023,733
4,136,126
3,734,125
Accounts Payable
Accrued Liabilities
Deferred Tuition and Fees
Capital Lease payable
Total Liabilities
76,219
297,197
596,586
6,544
976,546
30,451
304,732
477,840
8,797
821,820
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
Total Net Assets
2,490,296
334,654
334,630
3,159,580
2,353,565
224,111
334,629
2,912,305
4,136,126
3,734,125
Total Assets
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
2013|2014 Summary of Annual Operations
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2013
REVENUES
REVENUES
Tuition Revenue
Program, Fees and Other Income
Fund-Raising and Gifts Revenue
Endowment Drawdown
$ 2,270,256
615,717
350,014
23,616
TOTAL REVENUES
$ 3,259,604
EXPENSES
2013-2014 Operating Expenditures
Campus
Maintenance
6%
Administrative
4%
Financial
Assistance
11%
Capital
Improvements
3%
Instructional,
Auxiliary Programs
and Services
8%
Personnel Costs
68%
Personnel Costs
Instructional, Auxiliary Programs and
Services
Administrative
Campus Maintenance
Financial Assistance
Capital Improvements
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET OPERATING SUR/(DEF)
$ 2,205,852
250,000
122,837
182,764
347,449
111,818
$ 3,220,720
$
38,884
Endowment Accounts
AS OF JUNE 30, 2014
Combined Bal
(Restr/Unrestr)
Permanently Restricted Endowment
as of 6/30/2014
Approx. Annual
Spending Policy
Contribution
$75,219
$2,880
$167,024
$6,907
Travel to Learn Program
$28,178
$1,165
Athletics
$44,620
$1,845
Bridgette Lee Hewitt Scholarship
$69,408
$2,589
$116,588
$4,821
$6,403
$262
$156,837
$6,403
$664,277
$26,872
Hamner Scholarship
Scholarship fund to benefit a middle school student gifted in math
Teacher Benefit
Endowment fund to assist in the cost of teacher salaries and benefits
Endowment fund to provide scholarships for children who could not
otherwise afford to go on the educational travel excursions scheduled
for their grades
Endowment to provide funds for athletics
Scholarship fund established for a new student grade 9-12 who
demonstrates both excellence and promise in the fields of math and
hard sciences
Quasi Endowment-Restricted
Hollandsworth Endowment
Fund to assist in technology support
Buchanan Teacher Award
To award teaching excellence with a cash reward of $200
Quasi Endowment-Unrestricted
Unrestricted Board Designated Endowment
Operating funds and unrestricted donations for endowment to benefit
general operating expenses
Market Value Balance as June 30, 2014
Spending Policy
The School has a policy of appropriating up to 5% of the previous twelve quarters rolling average of the endowment's total
asset value, with the understanding that this spending rate plus inflation will not normally exceed total return from
investment. However, it is understood that this total return basis for calculating spending is sanctioned by the Uniform
Management of Institutional Funds Act (UMIFA) under which guidelines the School is permitted to spend an amount in
excess of the current yield (interest and dividends earned), including realized or unrealized appreciation. The last five year
spending pol % has been: 2005: 2%; 2006: 2.6%; 2007: 4.5%; 2008: 4.5%; 2009: 0%; 2010: 4.5% 2011: 5.0% 2012: 4.5%
2013: 4.5%
Annualized returns over the last three years ending 6/30/14
East Texas Communities Foundation (net of fees):
8.00%
TST Advantage Fund (TAF)
2 0 1 3  2 0 1 4 CA B I NE T
CHAIRS
Cissy and Craig Abernathy
LEADERSHIP GIFT CO-CHAIRS:
David Houston
Scott Stevens
Tali Wilkinson
PARENT CHAIRS:
Early Childhood:
Erica and Rance Fisher
Lower School:
Margaret and Jason Dodson
Middle School:
Julia and Bo Powers
Upper School:
Beth and Vic Price
Jack Madison Abernathy
GRANDPARENT CO-CHAIRS:
Nancy and Craig Jackson
Gail and Mike Martin
Sue and Ruben Martin
ALUMNI & ALUMNI FAMILY CO-CHAIRS:
Ranjit Kodali
Bridgette Hewitt
Mellissa McCreary
PARISH PARTNERS:
Delfina and Gary Whitwell
The Rev. Kevin and Pamela Wittmayer
Thank you to the TAF Cabinet
for your hard work and for
promoting the Trinity
Advantage Fund to fellow
parents and friends.
Thank you TST
families for your
support. This year
we raised
$209,805
because of your
generosity.
TST Advantage Fund Leadership Donors
CHANCELLOR’S FORUM ($30,000+)
The Patsy B. Hollandsworth Family Foundation
TRINITY CORNERSTONE ($15,000+)
Rosa May Griffin Foundation
Trinity Episcopal Church
HEADMASTER’S CHAMBER ($7,500+)
Jaclyn (’95) and Clay (’96) Abernathy
Rebecca and David Houston
SUSTAINER’S CIRCLE ($5,000+)
Terri and Tom Coverstone
Cappi and Walter Northcutt
Beth and Vic Price
The Crain Foundation
Paula Martin Jones Charities, Inc.
Ruben and Sue Martin Family Foundation
BLUE & WHITE SOCIETY ($3,500+)
Sarah and Doug Monsour
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($2,500+)
Jennifer and Drew Jackson
Perry Lewis
Jennifer (‘98) and Landon (‘97) Ogilvie
Barbara and Jack Phillips
Rachel and Darrel Sherman
Elizabeth Whatley
Laura and Joel Wink
GRAND TITANS ($1,000+)
Nancy and Mark Abernathy
Jennifer and Benjie Burke
Dequita and Bill Dodson
Sheila and Wayne Freeman
Ithza and Andrei Gasic
Claire and David Henry
Llaura and John Jenkins
Rhonda and Kenneth Jones
In honor of Erica (’00), Sophie (’27), and Lily Fisher (’30)
Tina and Allan Long
Melissa and Juan Marcott
Bronwen and Andrew Martin
Margaret Martin
Marissa and John (‘99) Martin
Amy and Stephen McHaney
Debra and Reagan McLemore
Pilar and Stephen McLemore
Laurame and Mike Meredith
Alicia and Mike Nolte
Leslie and Trey Patton
Stephanie and Gregory Payne
Susan and Bill Pope
Lori and Eric Ruff
Daphne and Blake Scott
Dee Anne and John Sloan
Rachel and Andrew Spangler
Betsy and Brad Stebbins
Lainey and Scott Stevens
TST Athletic Booster Club
TST Parent Teacher Council
Kate and Dickins Wilkinson
Anonymous
Pictured below are several attendees at this year’s Lead Donor Reception hosted
by Rebecca and David Houston.
TST Advantage Fund Donors
TITAN CREST ($500+)
Margie Abernathy
Monica and Lanny Avery
Carla and Jacob Brown
Nicole and Chandler Buie
Judy and Ramon Cantu
Patricia and Keith Childress
Julie and Gary Fowler
Trudy Godsey
Heather and Ryan Hill
Stephanie and Worth Jackson
Karen and Lewis King
Kim Kirkpatrick
Jennifer and Chris Klingenberg
Lanie and Jack Lenhart
Robin Martin (‘04)
Mellissa and Charles McCreary
Tracy and Toby Northcutt
Vickie and Dean Ogilvie
Janet and Lewis Orms
In honor of Kelsi Orms
Ralph Pelaia
Jane and Gene Powell
Cherry Sikes
Courtney (‘98) and Blake (‘96) Stovall
Lynn and Gary Taylor
Lavada Thomas
In honor of Lyla Martin and Kylie & Preston Thomas
Linda and Charles Thomas
Shanna and Jeremy Tidwell
Jessica and Tali (‘96) Wilkinson
Lisa Yarbrough
HONOR COUNCIL ($250+)
Kari and Marc Bailey
Heather and Bill Bane
Julie and Jeremey Bernard
Cindy and Clay Brelsford
Diane and Mike Brown
In honor of Madeline, Nanette, and Laurel Ogilvie
Pat and Stephen Butter
Donna and Larry Courington
Linda and David Craig
Annie and Bo Davis
Jennifer and Andy Dorsett
Judy and Jon Erickson
Trina and Daren Griffith
Marisa and Ryan Guillory
Shannon and Robert Guttry
Kym Henry
Bridgette and John Hewitt
Betty Hurst
Carolyn (‘91) and Damian Jagers
Jennifer and David Johnson
Jan and James Knowles
In honor of Hanner and Landry Knowles
Chesley and Steve Knowles
Martha and Wes Murray
Jeannie and Mike Pemberton
John Robbins
Scott Nolan Painting Contractor
Traci and Doug Smith
Thomas Stevens
Elizabeth and Dan Stroup
SPECIAL FRIENDS
($100+)
Melissa Acayan and John Hawkins
Evelene and Al Albert
Edward Allen
Allied Trophy
Scott Baggett
Debra Beck
Donna Blalock
Kevin Blalock
Jessica Borrego
Myrna and John Bradley
Sheila Burnett
Leo Butter
Angela and Wes Cade
Elaine Campbell
In honor of Henry Yarbrough
Robert Delekta
In honor of Margaret Anne Wilkinson
Cheryl Dotson
Beth Eaton
Elite Refinishers/ Baxter Clean Care
Samantha and Donald Ellison
Karen and Thomas Emerson
Shawnda and Jim Ferrell
Erica (‘00) and Rance Fisher
Whitney and Philip Flowers
Jennifer and Clint Foster
Meg and Vance Freeman
Angela and Shane Fuller
David Gaddis
Sandy Greer
Gayle and Benny Grimes
Jessy Hanshaw
Carolyn Hayes
Eleanor and Jim Heinz
Leann Hettinger
Lowery Houston (‘14)
Stephanie and Robert Howard
Becky Howell
Carol Hummel
Darba and Frank Jackson
Tiffany and Jonathan Jehorek
Melissa (‘00) and Greg Jones
Mickie and Craig Klotz
Shirley Kuhn
Amy and Chris Lewis
Marietta and Kelly Liebengood
Penny Macey
In honor of Amelia Abernathy and Lowery Houston
Fereshteh Maleki
Paula Martin
Kay and James McHaney
Brian Miller
Leah and Brian Murray
Charles Newkirk
W. D. and Susanne Northcutt
In honor of Margie Abernathy and Andrea and
Don Copeland
Robin and Clive O’Donoghue
Dawn and Michael Olivas
Kori Parker
Rose Pruitt
Aimee and Marc Rider
Stacy and Bubba Sapp
Stephanie Shoemaker
Lynne Simpson
Dorothy and Ted Skeans
Gretchen and Mark Smires
Krystle and John-Michael Spates
Cynthia and Scott Stebbins
Denise Stewart
Michelle Stone
Amy and Kevin Sumrow
Beckie and Jay Thomas
Judy and Dana Walters
In honor of Lillie Walters
Jerry Wheeler
Jenny Yoakum
Anonymous (3)
TST CONTRIBUTORS
(up to $99)
Anne Abbott
Carolyn and Darrel Aten
Stephanie Ayala
Casey and Joshua Baker
Ann Beall
Chrystina and Blane Blackwell
Maranee Blalock
Marcita Bowie
Anita and Darrin Brinkley
Amy and Jeff Brown
Tabi Bussey
Kim Carroll
Christi Caton
Kim and James Compton
Annamarie and Paul Cowart
Ayse Cuhaci and Dale Henley
Jacque and Jededia Dennis
Laurel and Duke DeWare
Kim Doron
Akita Doron
Sue and Bala Duszik
Jennifer and Kelly Ferguson
Sue Lynn and Charles Florio
In honor of Chase Florio
Mary Fox
Angela Fugler
Dianne Gibbons
Novella Gray
Penny and Michael Gunn
Chad Hammer
Forrest Houston (‘16)
Nichole and Aaron Ivy
Lynn and Jeff Jackson
Junior Terps
Chanthy and Daline Khieo
Tommy Knight
Cindi-Marie Lewis
Rocio and Cruz Mendez
Jeremy Miller
Suzanne and John Mobley, III
Linda Motley
Lisa and Obie Oliver
Betsy and Joseph Pistone
Soka and Shannon Robinson
Maria Serrano
Jamaie Simmons
Alyce and Steve Sparks
Rachel Stallard
Sally and William Stephenson
Ibironke and Olugbenga Talabi
Jennifer Teague
Tiffany Tweedle
Paula and Francisco Vasquez
Cynthia and Stephen Verhalen
Sandra Villate
Sarah and Andrew Walters (‘96)
Jules and Daniel Welch
Matt Wheeler
Tony Zinah
Family Giving by Grade to TAF
Participation: 74%
GRADE 12 - 2013
Fereshteh Maleki
Susan and Bill Pope
Julia and Bo Powers
Anonymous
GRADE 7 - 2018
Casey and Josh Baker
Leo Butter
Patricia and James Frake
Angela Fugler
Cindi Marie Lewis
Perry Lewis
Jenny Yoakum
GRADE 11 - 2014
Tina and Allan Long
Anonymous
GRADE 10 - 2015
Maranee Blalock
David Gaddis
Fereshteh Maleki
Lori and Eric Ruff
Anonymous
GRADE 6 - 2019
Scott Baggett
Tina and Allan Long
Stephanie Shoemaker
Tiffany Tweedle
GRADE 9 - 2016
Beth and Vic Price
GRADE 8 - 2017
100% 93%
75%
80%
60%
57%
GRADE 5 - 2020
Donna Blalock
Kevin Blalock
Tabi Bussey
Sandra Villate and Gabriel Medina
88%
84%
96%
80%
Laura and Joel Wink
Jenny Yoakum
Anonymous
GRADE 4 - 2021
Anne Abbott
Julia and Bo Powers
Anonymous (2)
GRADE 3 - 2022
Debra Beck
Tabi Bussey
Jennifer Teague
Sarah and Drew Walters
Matt Wheeler
GRADE 2 - 2023
Annie and Bo Davis
Rebecca Howell
Fereshteh Maleki
Ralph Pelaia
Anonymous
GRADE 1 - 2024
Angela and Wes Cade
100%
77%
100%
77% 77%
65%
60%
55%
61%
40%
20%
0%
12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd 1st
Total Family Giving 74%
K
PK
3s
2s
Amy and Chris Lewis
Jennifer and Landon Ogilvie
Jennifer Teague
Lisa Yarbrough
Kindergarten - 2025
Carolyn and Damian Jagers
Anonymous
Pre-Kindergarten - 2026
Angela and Wes Cade
Kimberly and James Compton
Three Year Olds - 2027
Amy and Jeff Brown
Melissa and Greg Jones
Paula Martin
Robin Martin
Jessica and Tali Wilkinson
Two Year Olds - 2028
Kym Henry
Alumni &
Parents/Grandparents of Alumni
Gifts to TAF
Cissy Northcutt Abernathy
Jaclyn (‘95) and Clay (‘96) Abernathy
Sheila Burnett
Margaret Jackson Dodson
Sue and Bala Duszik
Erica Jones Fisher (‘00)
Claire Abernathy Henry
Betty Hurst
Drew Jackson
Carolyn Clark Jagers (‘91)
Melissa Alston Jones (‘00)
Tina and Allan Long
Penny Macey
John Martin (‘99)
Susanne and W.D. Northcutt
Walter Northcutt
Susan and Bill Pope
Lori and Eric Ruff
Andrew Walters (‘96)
Elizabeth Whatley
Tali Wilkinson (‘96)
Anonymous
Grandparent
Gifts to TAF
Margie Abernathy
Elaine Campbell
Robert Delekta
Trudy Godsey
Jan and Jim Knowles
Lavada Thomas
Foundation
Gifts to TAF
Faculty and Staff Gifts to TAF
Participation: 100%
Cissy Abernathy
Edward Allen
Stephanie Ayala
Bill Bane
Ann Beall
Julie Bernard
Jessica Borrego
Marcita Bowie
Cindy Brelsford
Darrin Brinkley
Sheila Burnett
Kim Carroll
Christi Caton
Akita Doron
Kim Doron
Cheryl Dotson
Beth Eaton
Thomas Emerson
Erica Fisher
Mary Fox
Angela Fuller
David Gaddis
Dianne Gibbons
Sandy Greer
Gayle Grimes
Jessy Hanshaw
Carolyn Hayes
Leann Hettinger
Bridgette Hewitt
Carol Hummel
Carolyn Jagers
Karen King
Shirley Kuhn
Marietta Liebengood
Paula Martin
Mellissa McCreary
Pilar McLemore
Mike Meredith
Brian Miller
Jeremy Miller
Linda Motley
Leah Murray
Kori Parker
Rose Pruitt
Aimee Rider
Stacy Sapp
Heather Seidel
Maria Serrano
Lynne Simpson
Krystle Spates
Rachel Stallard
Denise Stewart
Michelle Stone
Amy Sumrow
Beckie Thomas
Francisco Vasquez
Paula Vasquez
Sandra Villate
Gary Whitwell
Jessica Wilkinson
Pamela Wittmayer
WE GAVE 100%!
Congratulations Mrs. Sumrow’s
Kindergarten and
Mrs. Doron’s 2 year old classes!
Board of Trustees
Gifts to TAF
Participation: 100%
Clay Abernathy
Jason Dodson
Julie Fowler
Trina Griffith
David Houston
Jennifer Jackson
Gail Martin
Stephen McHaney
Debra McLemore
Jennifer Ogilvie
Beth Price
Cherry Sikes
Dee Anne Sloan
Alyce Sparks
Gary Whitwell
The Rev. Kevin Wittmayer
Misc. Contributions and Gifts in Kind
$1,000+
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Freeman
Freeman Group, LLC
The Patsy B. Hollandsworth Foundation
In honor of Ella Nolte
Memorials and Honorariums
James Adams
In memory of Margie Lynn Chrisman
Sue Ann Cocke
Alice R. Furrh
In memory of W.H. Pete Wilson
David Gaddis
Jennifer (’98) and Landon (’97) Ogilvie
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Peabody
Julia and Bo Powers
Powers Pharmacy No. 1
Acme Air Conditioning and Heating
Texas Bank & Trust
TST Senior Class of 2014
In memory of Blanche Louise MacDonald
In memory of Mattie Jones
In memory of Linda Anderson
Calvin Hargrave
In memory of Pete Wilson
In memory of Dick Hurst
Carol Holloway and Mursal Bahadory
Lois Hutson
In memory of Cody Ryan Hutson
In memory of Mary Eleanor Willoughby
In honor of Mary Shannon and Rob Guttry
Kim Kirkpatrick
In memory of Dorothy Cannon
Martha Murray
Jan and Steve Paine
In memory of Gerald Brelsford
In memory of Wanda McGrede
In memory of Lorene Dotson
In memory of Blanche MacDonald
In memory of Earl Roberts, Jr.
In memory of Helen Little
Texas Bank & Trust
In memory of William H. Wilson
Jay Watson
In memory of Don Williams (from the Bunko Group)
Kyle Wilson
Board of Trustees
2013 | 2014
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The Rev. Kevin Wittmayer, Chairman
David Houston, President
Jennifer Ogilvie, Vice President
Beth Price, Treasurer
Alyce Sparks, Secretary
Outgoing Board Members
MEMBERS
Clay Abernathy
Jason Dodson
Julie Fowler
Trina Griffith
Jennifer Jackson
Gail Martin
Jason Dodson
David Houston
Jennifer Jackson
Dee Anne Sloan
Stephen McHaney
Debra McLemore
Beth Price
Cherry Sikes
Dee Anne Sloan
Incoming Board Members
Dot Fricks
Pilar McLemore
Cappi Northcutt
Beverly Todd
Tali Wilkinson
Service Awards
5 Years of Service
Cheryl Dotson, Krystle Spates, Erica Fisher, Rachel Stallard, and
Jessy Hanshaw
10 Years of Service
Shirley Kuhn and Pamela Wittmayer
15 Years of Service
2013 - 2014 Spirit of Trinity
Award Recipients
Bridgette Hewitt
The Reverend Kevin Wittmayer
906 Padon
Longview, TX 75601
(903)753-3366
Sunday
Communion Service, Rite I - 8:00 A.M.
Coffee Hour - 9:00 A.M.
Christian Education (All Ages) - 9:15 A.M.
Communion Service, Rite II - 10:30 A.M.
Wednesday
Communion Service, Rite II - 12:15 P.M.
Compline
Celebrated the second Sunday evening of each
month at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments are served
following the service in the parish hall.
Opportunities to Give
TST ADVANTAGE FUND
HONOR/MEMORIAL
The Trinity School of Texas Advantage Fund serves to
build and sustain the Trinity Advantage: faith based
mission, character development, excellent academics,
faculty and staff professional development, smaller class
size, safe and nurturing environment, strong athletics,
vibrant visual and performing arts, among other
aspirations. The Trinity School of Texas Advantage
Fund goes above and beyond the opportunities offered
by the operational budget to offer our children a
continually enhanced educational experience.
We
encourage 100% of Board, Parents, Faculty & Staff, &
Alumni to give to this vital fund annually. This fund is a
TOP priority and every gift matters!
Gifts made in honor or in memory of a loved one are
designated for endowment unless otherwise specified.
This is a wonderful way to remember a loved one or
celebrate a special occasion in someone’s life such as
Mother’s Day, B-day, Anniversary, Wedding, or Teacher
Appreciation and benefit the school at the same time.
MAJOR GIFTS
Scholarships help Trinity School of Texas’ commitment
to meet the full financial need of all students and ensure
a diverse student body. Gifts may be given to provide
assistance for current students within the operating
budget or to provide future scholarship monies in the
scholarship fund. Named endowed scholarships also are
a meaningful way to leave a legacy, remember a loved
one, or honor a favorite teacher.
The future of TST depends on generous support by
friends, family, and alumni. Facility upgrades, expanded
curricular offerings, and other special projects are not
possible without the support of significant donations.
Major gifts allow the school to promote excellence and to
attract and retain the most capable and brightest
students and faculty.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGNS
STOCKS OR SECURITIES
A gift of appreciated stock can offer a two-fold benefit:
you may avoid a tax on the capital gain, in addition to
qualifying for an income tax deduction for the full market
value of the stock at the time of the gift.
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
MATCHING GIFTS
GIFTS TO ENDOWMENT
Many companies will match or multiply gifts made by
employees and retirees to support education at the
primary level. This is a simple way to double and
sometimes even triple your gift to Trinity School of
Texas. Contact your employer or human resource office
to see if they will match all or part of your contribution
and let us know that a matching gift is coming.
Trinity’s endowment is a collection of various restricted
and unrestricted endowment and scholarship funds.
While endowments are established through sizable initial
gifts, they may also grow through smaller ongoing gifts.
Endowment is an independent school’s savings account
and provides a reliable source of income in perpetuity.
Items and services may be donated to the school, which
provide operational savings and meet the needs of the
school. The donor, through appraisal or record of
purchase, determines the value of the gift.
Capital Campaigns are conducted to provide significant
funds
for
growth
such
as
endowment,
construction/renovation,
or
extensive
equipment
purchases. Contributions are generally pledged over
three to five years.
GIFTS IN KIND
DEFERRED GIVING
TST greatly encourages and appreciates future gifts made
through one’s estate. You may consider giving through
deferred gifts such as life insurance, bequests, or charitable
trusts. Such gifts can offer tax benefits during the donor’s
lifetime and/or reduce estate and inheritance taxes. In addition,
individuals who provide for Trinity School of Texas in their
estate plans will be recognized as members of the Trinity
School of Texas Legacy Society. If you are interested in
learning more about gift planning, we are happy to help you
determine how and when to make a gift and with what assets.
Your gifts will continue the tradition of
generosity. It will enable our legacy of
excellence to continue for current and future
students of TST.
Notes
Thank you for
your generous
support of
Trinity School of
Texas.
This Annual Report reflects gifts received
between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.
We have made every effort to give proper
credit to all who have contributed to Trinity
School of Texas during the 2013-2014
fiscal year.
We regret any errors or
omissions and request that any such
oversight be reported to the Development
Office.
Thank you to everyone who
contributed.
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OFFICE:
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Executive Director of Development
Director of Alumni Relations
Erica Fisher
Director of Development Database
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COLLEGE PREPARATORY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
2 YEARS OLD THROUGH 12TH GRADE
28  TST | 2013-2014 ANNUALLONGVIEW,
REPORT
TEXAS  TRINITYSCHOOLOFTEXAS.COM
The 2013-2014 Year
at TST:
Achievements
Academics
LOWER SCHOOL / MIDDLE SCHOOL |
“TST
learners
are
curious and inquisitive
and possess a desire to
look beyond simple
answers into the how’s
and why’s of the world
in which they live, play,
and work.”
GARY WHITWELL
Headmaster
On Friday, March 28, sixty-one Trinity
students in grades 1 - 8 competed in the 4A
District Private Schools Interscholastic
Association (PSIA) academic competition in
Tyler, Texas, hosted by All Saints Episcopal.
Nine schools participated and TST placed
fourth in the Elementary Division and third in
the Middle School Division. Individual District
results are listed below. First and second
place winners advance to state competition.
Third place awards serve as state alternate. :
Art Memory
rd
 Lexi Abbot
3 place
th
 Riley Seidel
4 place
th
Maps, Graphs, and Charts (5 grade)
rd
3 place
th
 Gabriel Kuecker
5 place
st
 Will Northcutt
1 place
(Advancing to State)
rd
 Hunter Hickman
3 place
st
 Caleb Liebengood
1 place
rd
 Robbie Lewis
3 place
th
 Isabella Cowart
5 place
th
 Wyatt Scott
6 place
nd
rd
Mathematics (2 and 3 )
nd
 Zachary Fowler
2 place
th
Mathematics (4 )
nd
 Riley Seidel
2 place
Mathematics (5th)
th
 Lauren Bandy
5 place
Mathematics (7th)
rd
 Thomas Coverstone
3 place
Mathematics (8th)
th
 Wade Seidel
5 place
th
th
Music Memory (5 – 6 )
nd
 Olive Martin
2 place
th
Number Sense (4 )
rd
 Riley Seidel
3 place
th
Number Sense (5 )
th
 Jayden Dennis
4 place
 Caed Liebengood
Number Sense (8th)
 Matthew Foster
 Wade Seidel
th
On-Site Drawing (6 )
 Jack Blalock
 Ella Stevens
On-Site Drawing (8th)
 Isabella Cowart
th
 Elizabeth Monsour
 Daniel Medina
th
 Mary Shannon Guttry
rd
Ready Writing (3 )
 Owen Freeman
Ready Writing (7th)
 Kate Sparks
rd
Spelling (3 )
 Ali Jordan
th
Spelling (6 )
Science (8th)
 Matthew Foster
Vocabulary
 Matthew Foster
th
6 place
th
5 place
th
6 place
nd
2 place
th
4 place
th
6 place
th
5 place
th
5 place
th
6 place
th
5 place
3
rd
rd
3 place
th
4 place
st
1 place
th
5 place
On Saturday, May 3, seven students headed
to Texas Christian University in Fort Worth
to compete at the state level where Matthew
th
Foster placed 4 in Science.
Duke University Talent Identification
Program (Duke
TIP)
identifies
th th
4 /5
grade
students across
the U.S. who
have scored in
th
the 95 percentile
or better on a
standardized
achievement test.
The 2013-14 TST
honorees
were
Whit
Dodson,
Isabel Kuecker,
Caedmon Liebengood, Riley Seidel, Nika
Sloan, Rylee Spangler, and Kylie Thomas.
Duke TIP for 6th graders has similar
requirements and allows students to take
the Duke Explorer Test. Georgia Verhalen
and Verona Williams were the 6th grade
qualifiers.
th
Duke TIP for 7 grade students also must
th
score in the 95
percentile on a
standardized achievement test and as a part
of this program, these talented students take
above level college entrance exams (ACT or
SAT) to learn more about their abilities. The
th
following 7 grade students qualified for the
2013-14 year:
Thomas Coverstone,
Brandon Fugler, Amanda Gunn, Robbie
Lewis, Caleb Liebengood, Wyatt Scott,
Abbie Sharp, Kate Sparks, Oliver Tidwell,
and Keaton Yoakum.
Wyatt Scott and
Caleb Liebengood qualified for Duke TIP
Honoree State Recognition. To qualify for
state honors, students must receive a
minimum ACT score of 20 or 21 in one area
of the test and/or SAT score of a 500-520 on
specific areas of the test.
The
2013-14
National
Geographic
Geography Bee TST winner was Will
Northcutt. Other TST representatives to
advance to the next level were Lance
th
Williams and Izzy Kuecker (4 gr.), Gabe
th
Kuecker and Ella Stevens (5 gr.), Hunter
th
Hickman and Will Northcutt (6 gr.), Wyatt
th
Scott and Robbie Lewis (7 gr.), Matthew
th
Foster and Alex Hawkins (8 gr.).
The
National
Spelling
Bee
TST
representatives were Isabel Kuecker and
th
Kylie Thomas (4 gr.), Josephine Cowart
th
and Joel Wink (5 gr.), Allan Long and
th
Camp Stevens (6 gr.), Robbie Lewis and
th
Oliver Tidwell (7 gr.), Isabella Cowart and
th
Matthew Foster (8 gr.).
Matthew Foster was the National Spelling
Bee winner from TST. He continued on to
win the Gregg County Spelling Bee which
allowed him to compete at regionals in
Dallas.
UPPER SCHOOL | Over 30 schools ranging
from 1A-4A competed in the Texas
Association of Private and Parochial
Schools (TAPPS) academic competition for
Upper School students in April 2014. The
rd
TST Team earned 3 place overall for
Academics. TST students brought home
several top individual honors in District, thus
advancing them to State.
Science
 Charles DeWare
 Kihun Jason Kim
 Forrest Houston
Persuasive Speaking
 Tiya Talor
Current Events & Issues
 Charles DeWare
 Josh Dorsett
Number Sense
 Ian Price
 Kihun Jason Kim
Calculator
 Kelsi Orms
st
1
rd
3
th
6 (tie)
2
nd
rd
3
th
6
st
1
th
4
4
Advanced Math
 Kihun Jason Kim
Literary Criticism
 Kelsi Orms
Social Studies
 Charles DeWare
 Josh Dorsett
Poetry Interpretation
 Mungkul Pol
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
 Caitlin Coverstone
 Cameron Erickson
5
th
5
th
th
4
th
5
6
th
rd
3
th
4
th
At the State level, TST students brought
home two 1st place awards: Ian Price in
Number Sense and Josh Dorsett in Social
Studies.
The National History Bowl competition
rd
resulted in a 3 place finish at the state
level and quarter finalist at the national
level. The TST team included Josh Dorsett,
Scott Dorsett, Caelan Freeman, Nathan
Northcutt, and Mungkul Pol.
Athletics
2013-14 TAPPS 1A
Female Athlete of the
Year was awarded to Lowery
Houston. This is the first time
in Titan history for an athlete
to receive this award.
Titan Athletics overall had an outstanding year:
 FOOTBALL: Area Finalists
 VOLLEYBALL: District Champions, Area
Finalists
 BASKETBALL: Girls Bi-District Finalists, Boys
Bi-District Finalists
 GOLF: Caitlin Coverstone-1A Regional and
State Runner-up, Watson Hill-1A Regional and
State Champion, Boys Team-1A Regional
Champions, State Runner-ups,
th
 TENNIS: Girls Team-4 Place State, Girls
Doubles (Amelia Abernathy and Lowery
Houston)-Regional Champions, 1A State
Runners-up
TAPPS 1A ALL-DISTRICT ATHLETES
FOOTBALL
Caelan Freeman
FOOTBALL
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Devon Gaddis
FOOTBALL 1st TEAM:
Mungkul Pol (OL, DL)
Dar Sin (WR, K)
Devon Gaddis (RB, DB)
Shannon Beck (RB, DB)
Caelan Freeman (UB)
BASKETBALL
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
(GIRLS/BOYS):
Lowery Houston
Forrest Houston
BASKETBALL
CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER
OF THE YEAR:
Forrest Houston
BASKETBALL 1st TEAM:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
Alexa Hewitt
Brianna Hewitt
Forrest Houston
Shannon Beck
FOOTBALL 2nd TEAM:
Jack Mobley (OL, DL)
Caelan Freeman (DL)
Dar Sin (LB)
Travis Klotz (DB)
Logan Abernathy (WR)
Travis Klotz (RB)
Chris Hewitt (DB)
VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT MVP:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL
Amelia Abernathy
VOLLEYBALL
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Kori Parker
VOLLEYBALL 1st TEAM ALL-DISTRICT:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
Caroline Ruff
Kelsi Orms
VOLLEYBALL 2nd TEAM ALL-DISTRICT:
Amy Avery
Alexa Hewitt
Brianna Hewitt
VOLLEYBALL HON. MENTION ALL-DIST:
Brooks Hill
TRACK 2nd TEAM:
Amy Avery
Shannon Beck
Amy Avery
Chloe Liebengood
Nathan Burke
Caelan Freeman
Ella Freeman
Dar Sin
Devon Gaddis
Logan Abernathy
BASKETBALL ALL EAST TEXAS
HON MENTION:
Lowery Houston
Forrest Houston
GOLF 1st TEAM:
Watson Hill
Logan Abernathy
Matt Bryson
Parker Bailey
Bishop Williams
GOLF 2nd TEAM:
Caitlin Coverstone
TENNIS 1st TEAM:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
TENNIS 2nd TEAM:
Natalia Gasic
Cameron Erickson
Hunter Price
TAPPS 1A ALL-STATE ATHLETES
Caelan Freeman (UB)
VOLLEYBALL
TAPPS 1A FEMALE
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL 1st TEAM:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL 2nd TEAM:
Amelia Abernathy
GOLF 1st TEAM:
Watson Hill
Logan Abernathy
GOLF 2nd TEAM:
Caitlin Coverstone
TENNIS
2nd TEAM / STATE RUNNERS-UP
GIRLS DOUBLES:
Lowery Houston
Amelia Abernathy
Lowery Houston
Forrest Houston
ALL-EAST TEXAS ATHLETES
VOLLEYBALL
2nd TEAM:
Lowery Houston
VOLLEYBALL HON. MENTION:
Amelia Abernathy
BASKETBALL GIRLS HON. MENTION:
Lowery Houston
Alexa Hewitt
Amelia Abernathy
ACADEMIC ALL-STATE ATHLETES
Caelan Freeman - FB
Amelia Abernathy – VB, TEN
Lowery Houston - VB, BB, TEN
BASKETBALL BOYS HON. MENTION:
Forrest Houston
Alumni Association
The support of the TST Alumni community continues to grow. This year’s events
were well attended and we hope to see you this upcoming year! Special thanks to
Ranjit Kodali (‘95), Alumni President, for being instrumental in kicking off the TST
Alumni Association and Alumni Events.
2013 | 2014 Alumni Association Events:
 Jingle Mingle Social
(Hosted by Jennifer and Landon Ogilvie)
 Home for the Holidays Lunch
(Titan mentorship lunch with the Alumni and current TST Juniors/Seniors)
 The Titan Classics:
 Alumni & Dads vs. Varsity Boys Basketball Game
 Alumni & Moms vs. Varsity Girls Volleyball Game
.
We want to stay in touch:
1. Email [email protected] to be added to our contact list.
2. Join our Facebook page at Trinity School of Texas Alumni Association.
3. Call 1-800-REUNION to update your contact information.
Parent Teacher
Council
We had a great 20132014 school year with all
of our fundraisers. The
money raised went back
to the students through
various
programs
generously run by our
parent volunteers! Some
of
these
programs
include:
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The TST Athletic Booster Club had
another great year promoting and
supporting athletics at TST.
Fundraisers for the 2013-2014 year included:
 Titan Spirit Wear and Promotional Items
 Concessions
 Advertising – Gym banners, program ads, yard signs
Because of our fans’ generous support, the TST
Athletic Booster Club was able to fund the following
items and projects for the athletic department.
Pictured above: Gretchen Smires,
Llaura Jenkins, and Erica Fisher
Back to School Fair and Dinner
Daybreak with Dads
Family Day Carnival
Christmas Luncheon for Faculty & Staff
Field Day
Teacher Appreciation Week
Trinity Church Trunk or Treat
Trinity Trading Company (Used Uniform Store)
Fundraising events included: Sporting Clay
Tournament, Give Back Nights, Box Tops and
Labels for Education, One Cause, Recycling and
more.
Additional ways PTC Contributed back to TST:
Campus wide WiFi, landscaping, TST Advantage
Fund, gifts for Faculty and Staff.
2013-2014 PTC Officers and Committee Chairs:
Co-Presidents
 Gretchen Smires
Cindi Marie Lewis
Vice President
 Jessica Wilkinson
Secretary
 Llaura Jenkins
Treasurer and
Fundraising:
 Erica Fisher
Jaleesa and Brian Hatchett
Trinity Trading
Company
(Uniform Store)
Athletic Booster
 Debbie Beck
YEARLY COMMITMENTS:
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Letter Jackets - Varsity Athletes Spirit Wear - Coaches
7th Man Jerseys - New Faculty Members
Athletic Banquet
Monogrammed Team Athletic Bags – High School
Athletes and Coaches
Uniforms (help with cost if needed – varies yearly)
Senior Athlete Presentations - Last Home Game for
Each Sport
Senior End of Year Gifts at Athletic Banquet
Donation to Spring Gala (usually spirit merchandise)
Coaches’ stipends (if needed - varies yearly)
Contribution to the TST Advantage Fund
SPECIAL PROJECTS OVER THE PAST 6 YEARS:
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Scoreboard and sound system for Titan Field
Concessions trailer
Custom lockers in locker room
Sound system receiver in gym
Titan Field lighting and field repair project
Fight Song and Alma Mater Banners in Gym
Concessions Equipment - microwaves, warming
drawers, pretzel warmers, refrigerator, crockpots,
storage
 New tile in showers in locker rooms
A BIG thank you to our
Co-Presidents of the
TST Athletic Booster
Club and Titan’s #1
Fans for their dedicated
service over the past 6
years! THANK YOU!
Rebecca and David
Houston
2014
Kari Bailey
Jennifer Bandy
Donna Blalock
Carla Brown
Annie Davis
Trish Frake
Angela Fuller
Claire Henry
Nichole Ivy
Tiffany Jehorek
Edwyne Jones-Duffie
Jennifer Johnson
Leana Lee
Lanie Lenhart
Cindi-Marie Lewis
Pilar McLemore
Rocio Mendez
Robin O’Donoghue
Rohena Patel
Stephanie Payne
Krystle Spates
Michelle Stone
Jennifer Teague
Delfina Whitwell
CHAIRS
Stephanie Jackson
Llaura Jenkins
Vice-Chair
Chair
2014 SPRING GALA COMMITTEE
Thank you sponsors,
volunteers, faculty,
and staff for your
support. Together
we surpassed our
fundraising goal and
raised . . .
$238,000!
Silent Auction
Alyce Sparks
Lainey Stevens
Stephanie Jackson
Beth Price
Erica Fisher
Live Auction/Raffle
Dee Anne Sloan
Daphne Scott
Sue Martin
Cissy Abernathy
Raffle Incentive
Marisa Guillory
Jessica Wilkinson
Chance Drawings
Lainey Stevens
Alyce Sparks
Spring Luncheon
Amy Sumrow
Mary Fox
Debbie Beck
Kim Doron
Food & Beverage
Pilar McLemore
Decorations
Stephanie Jackson
Sarah Monsour
Susan Nix
Kelly Jennings
Invitations
Ray Isted
Leah Murray
Paula Martin
T-Shirts
Cindy Verhalen
Ashley Wilson
Rentals/Site Coordinator
Cappi Northcutt
Media
Relations/Advertising
Amy McHaney
Trina Griffith
Children’s Projects
Leslie Patton
Melissa Marcott
Carolyn Jagers
Audio Visual /
Technology
Leah & Brian Murray
Program
Rebecca Houston
Reservations/Table
Seating
Erica Fisher
Jennifer Jackson
Check-out
Pamela Wittmayer
Stacy Sapp
Sponsor Recognition
Jessy Hanshaw
Bridgette Hewitt
Logistics/Set-up
David Gaddis
Bidding System
Erica Fisher
Statement of Financial Position
JUNE 30, 2014
ASSETS
2013
2012
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
Investments
Property, Plant and Equipment, net
1,239,624
29,664
80,979
664,277
2,121,582
1,044,552
16,189
49,633
600,018
2,023,733
4,136,126
3,734,125
Accounts Payable
Accrued Liabilities
Deferred Tuition and Fees
Capital Lease payable
Total Liabilities
76,219
297,197
596,586
6,544
976,546
30,451
304,732
477,840
8,797
821,820
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
Total Net Assets
2,490,296
334,654
334,630
3,159,580
2,353,565
224,111
334,629
2,912,305
4,136,126
3,734,125
Total Assets
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
2013|2014 Summary of Annual Operations
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2013
REVENUES
REVENUES
Tuition Revenue
Program, Fees and Other Income
Fund-Raising and Gifts Revenue
Endowment Drawdown
$ 2,270,256
615,717
350,014
23,616
TOTAL REVENUES
$ 3,259,604
EXPENSES
2013-2014 Operating Expenditures
Campus
Maintenance
6%
Administrative
4%
Financial
Assistance
11%
Capital
Improvements
3%
Instructional,
Auxiliary Programs
and Services
8%
Personnel Costs
68%
Personnel Costs
Instructional, Auxiliary Programs and
Services
Administrative
Campus Maintenance
Financial Assistance
Capital Improvements
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET OPERATING SUR/(DEF)
$ 2,205,852
250,000
122,837
182,764
347,449
111,818
$ 3,220,720
$
38,884
TST Advantage Fund (TAF)
2 0 1 3  2 0 1 4 CA B I NE T
CHAIRS
LEADERSHIP GIFT CO-CHAIRS:
David Houston
Scott Stevens
Tali Wilkinson
PARENT CHAIRS:
Early Childhood:
Lower School:
Jack Madison Abernathy
GRANDPARENT CO-CHAIRS:
ALUMNI & ALUMNI FAMILY CO-CHAIRS:
Middle School:
Julia and Bo Powers
Ranjit Kodali
Bridgette Hewitt
Mellissa McCreary
Upper School:
Beth and Vic Price
PARISH PARTNERS:
Thank you to the TAF Cabinet
for your hard work and for
promoting the Trinity
Advantage Fund to fellow
parents and friends.
Thank you TST
families for your
support. This year
we raised
$209,805
because of your
generosity.
TST Advantage Fund Donors
TITAN CREST ($500+)
Margie Abernathy
Julie and Gary Fowler
Trudy Godsey
Kim Kirkpatrick
In honor of Kelsi Orms
Ralph Pelaia
Cherry Sikes
Lavada Thomas
In honor of Lyla Martin and Kylie & Preston Thomas
Jessica and Tali (‘96) Wilkinson
Lisa Yarbrough
HONOR COUNCIL ($250+)
Heather and Bill Bane
Julie and Jeremey Bernard
Cindy and Clay Brelsford
In honor of Madeline, Nanette, and Laurel Ogilvie
Annie and Bo Davis
Kym Henry
Betty Hurst
Carolyn (‘91) and Damian Jagers
Jan and James Knowles
In honor of Hanner and Landry Knowles
Jeannie and Mike Pemberton
John Robbins
Scott Nolan Painting Contractor
Thomas Stevens
Elizabeth and Dan Stroup
SPECIAL FRIENDS
($100+)
Edward Allen
Allied Trophy
Scott Baggett
Debra Beck
Donna Blalock
Kevin Blalock
Jessica Borrego
Sheila Burnett
Leo Butter
Angela and Wes Cade
Elaine Campbell
In honor of Henry Yarbrough
Robert Delekta
In honor of Margaret Anne Wilkinson
Cheryl Dotson
Beth Eaton
Elite Refinishers/ Baxter Clean Care
Karen and Thomas Emerson
Erica (‘00) and Rance Fisher
David Gaddis
Sandy Greer
Jessy Hanshaw
Carolyn Hayes
Leann Hettinger
Lowery Houston (‘14)
Becky Howell
Carol Hummel
Melissa (‘00) and Greg Jones
Shirley Kuhn
Amy and Chris Lewis
Penny Macey
In honor of Amelia Abernathy and Lowery Houston
Fereshteh Maleki
Paula Martin
Brian Miller
Charles Newkirk
In honor of Margie Abernathy and Andrea and
Don Copeland
Kori Parker
Rose Pruitt
Stephanie Shoemaker
Lynne Simpson
Dorothy and Ted Skeans
Denise Stewart
Michelle Stone
In honor of Lillie Walters
Jerry Wheeler
Jenny Yoakum
Anonymous (3)
TST CONTRIBUTORS
(up to $99)
Anne Abbott
Stephanie Ayala
Casey and Joshua Baker
Ann Beall
Maranee Blalock
Marcita Bowie
Anita and Darrin Brinkley
Amy and Jeff Brown
Tabi Bussey
Kim Carroll
Christi Caton
Kim and James Compton
Kim Doron
Akita Doron
Sue and Bala Duszik
In honor of Chase Florio
Mary Fox
Angela Fugler
Dianne Gibbons
Novella Gray
Chad Hammer
Forrest Houston (‘16)
Junior Terps
Tommy Knight
Cindi-Marie Lewis
Jeremy Miller
Linda Motley
Maria Serrano
Jamaie Simmons
Rachel Stallard
Sally and William Stephenson
Jennifer Teague
Tiffany Tweedle
Paula and Francisco Vasquez
Sandra Villate
Sarah and Andrew Walters (‘96)
Matt Wheeler
Tony Zinah
Family Giving by Grade to TAF
Participation: 74%
GRADE 12 - 2013
Fereshteh Maleki
Susan and Bill Pope
Julia and Bo Powers
Anonymous
GRADE 7 - 2018
Leo Butter
Angela Fugler
Cindi Marie Lewis
Perry Lewis
Jenny Yoakum
GRADE 11 - 2014
Tina and Allan Long
Anonymous
GRADE 10 - 2015
Maranee Blalock
David Gaddis
Fereshteh Maleki
Lori and Eric Ruff
Anonymous
GRADE 6 - 2019
Scott Baggett
Tina and Allan Long
Stephanie Shoemaker
Tiffany Tweedle
GRADE 9 - 2016
Beth and Vic Price
GRADE 8 - 2017
100% 93%
75%
80%
60%
57%
GRADE 5 - 2020
Donna Blalock
Kevin Blalock
Tabi Bussey
88%
84%
96%
80%
Laura and Joel Wink
Jenny Yoakum
Anonymous
GRADE 4 - 2021
Anne Abbott
Julia and Bo Powers
Anonymous (2)
GRADE 3 - 2022
Debra Beck
Tabi Bussey
Jennifer Teague
Sarah and Drew Walters
Matt Wheeler
GRADE 2 - 2023
Annie and Bo Davis
Rebecca Howell
Fereshteh Maleki
Ralph Pelaia
Anonymous
GRADE 1 - 2024
Angela and Wes Cade
100%
77%
100%
77% 77%
65%
60%
55%
61%
40%
20%
0%
12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd 1st
Total Family Giving 74%
K
PK
3s
2s
Amy and Chris Lewis
Jennifer Teague
Lisa Yarbrough
Kindergarten - 2025
Anonymous
Pre-Kindergarten - 2026
Angela and Wes Cade
Kimberly and James Compton
Three Year Olds - 2027
Amy and Jeff Brown
Melissa and Greg Jones
Paula Martin
Robin Martin
Jessica and Tali Wilkinson
Two Year Olds - 2028
Kym Henry
Alumni &
Parents/Grandparents of Alumni
Gifts to TAF
Cissy Northcutt Abernathy
Jaclyn (‘95) and Clay (‘96) Abernathy
Sheila Burnett
Margaret Jackson Dodson
Sue and Bala Duszik
Erica Jones Fisher (‘00)
Claire Abernathy Henry
Betty Hurst
Drew Jackson
Carolyn Clark Jagers (‘91)
Melissa Alston Jones (‘00)
Tina and Allan Long
Penny Macey
John Martin (‘99)
Susanne and W.D. Northcutt
Walter Northcutt
Susan and Bill Pope
Lori and Eric Ruff
Andrew Walters (‘96)
Elizabeth Whatley
Tali Wilkinson (‘96)
Anonymous
Grandparent
Gifts to TAF
Margie Abernathy
Elaine Campbell
Robert Delekta
Trudy Godsey
Jan and Jim Knowles
Lavada Thomas
Foundation
Gifts to TAF
Faculty and Staff Gifts to TAF
Participation: 100%
Cissy Abernathy
Edward Allen
Stephanie Ayala
Bill Bane
Ann Beall
Julie Bernard
Jessica Borrego
Marcita Bowie
Cindy Brelsford
Darrin Brinkley
Sheila Burnett
Kim Carroll
Christi Caton
Akita Doron
Kim Doron
Cheryl Dotson
Beth Eaton
Thomas Emerson
Erica Fisher
Mary Fox
Angela Fuller
David Gaddis
Dianne Gibbons
Sandy Greer
Gayle Grimes
Jessy Hanshaw
Carolyn Hayes
Leann Hettinger
Bridgette Hewitt
Carol Hummel
Carolyn Jagers
Karen King
Shirley Kuhn
Marietta Liebengood
Paula Martin
Mellissa McCreary
Pilar McLemore
Mike Meredith
Brian Miller
Jeremy Miller
Linda Motley
Leah Murray
Kori Parker
Rose Pruitt
Aimee Rider
Stacy Sapp
Heather Seidel
Maria Serrano
Lynne Simpson
Krystle Spates
Rachel Stallard
Denise Stewart
Michelle Stone
Amy Sumrow
Beckie Thomas
Francisco Vasquez
Paula Vasquez
Sandra Villate
Gary Whitwell
Jessica Wilkinson
Pamela Wittmayer
WE GAVE 100%!
Congratulations Mrs. Sumrow’s
Kindergarten and
Mrs. Doron’s 2 year old classes!
Board of Trustees
Gifts to TAF
Participation: 100%
Clay Abernathy
Jason Dodson
Julie Fowler
Trina Griffith
David Houston
Jennifer Jackson
Gail Martin
Stephen McHaney
Debra McLemore
Jennifer Ogilvie
Beth Price
Cherry Sikes
Dee Anne Sloan
Alyce Sparks
Gary Whitwell
The Rev. Kevin Wittmayer
Misc. Contributions and Gifts in Kind
$1,000+
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Freeman
Freeman Group, LLC
The Patsy B. Hollandsworth Foundation
In honor of Ella Nolte
Memorials and Honorariums
James Adams
Sue Ann Cocke
Alice R. Furrh
In memory of W.H. Pete Wilson
Jennifer (’98) and Landon (’97) Ogilvie
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Peabody
Julia and Bo Powers
Powers Pharmacy No. 1
Acme Air Conditioning and Heating
Texas Bank & Trust
TST Senior Class of 2014
David Gaddis
In memory of Blanche Louise MacDonald
In memory of Mattie Jones
In memory of Linda Anderson
Calvin Hargrave
Carol Holloway and Mursal Bahadory
Lois Hutson
In memory of Cody Ryan Hutson
In memory of Mary Eleanor Willoughby
In honor of Mary Shannon and Rob Guttry
Kim Kirkpatrick
In memory of Dorothy Cannon
Martha Murray
Jan and Steve Paine
In memory of Gerald Brelsford
In memory of Wanda McGrede
In memory of Lorene Dotson
In memory of Blanche MacDonald
In memory of Earl Roberts, Jr.
In memory of Helen Little
Texas Bank & Trust
In memory of William H. Wilson
Jay Watson
In memory of Don Williams (from the Bunko Group)
Kyle Wilson
This Annual Report reflects gifts received
between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.
We have made every effort to give proper
credit to all who have contributed to Trinity
School of Texas during the 2013-2014
fiscal year.
We regret any errors or
omissions and request that any such
oversight be reported to the Development
Office.
Thank you to everyone who
contributed.
THE TST SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE:
Julie Bernard
Executive Director of Development
Director of Alumni Relations
Erica Fisher
Director of Development Database
Assistant to the Headmaster/Registrar
215 Teague Street
Longview, TX 75601
NON PROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 53
LONGVIEW TX
Thank you family and friends for “Pulling for TST!”
COLLEGE PREPARATORY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
2 YEARS OLD THROUGH 12TH GRADE
28  TST | 2013-2014 ANNUALLONGVIEW,
REPORT
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Annual Report - Trinity School of Texas

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