Trinity High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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ECHO Cleft to right, standingy Terry Hancock, Mark Sallee, Bruce Raque, John Eiler, Kevin McAdams, and Dennis Bohr. fsittingj Kevin Martin and Tom Murdock. flyingj Joe Wight and Tim Barry. Not pictured: Tom Johnson, Rick Blake, Dave HAMROCK Q left to rightj Charles Spizzirri, Tom Leppert, Steve Oechsli, Frank Poschinger Joe Scholl, John Clark, Bruce Raque, Rick Oliphant, Pat Meehan, Brian Searles and David Fortney. Not pictured: Rick Blake and Dave Stoltz.

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Trinity's varsity debate team, consisting of juniors Dan Bischoff, Bruce Davenport, Dave Wagner, and sophomore Buddy Rogers, attained an 8-8 overall record this year. This was quite an achievement, for all of the team's members were first-year debaters. The varsity team wound up in fifth place in their league, losing to Seneca in a playoff round which deci- ded fourth place. One of the highlights of the debate season was a series of televised con- tests, Reason and Controversy, sponsored by Bellarmine- Ursuline College and WLKY-TV, in which Trinity participated. In these contests, Trinity won its first two debates against Western and Southern, but failed to win in their third and fourth appearances against tough teams from Sacred Heart and Waggener, respectively. The .TV debaters Cjuniors Terry Hancock, Mike Riordan, sophomore Jim Dickens, and freshman Bruce Tomassettij, finished with an excellent 8-2- league record , placing first in their bracket. They also placed third in the city championship tournament, losing only on speaker points, which enabled the debaters to finish with a 12-5 overall record. In an interstate tourna- ment at Gatlinburg, Tennessee, the JVs placed second out of the twenty- five schools competing. Debate qleft to right, standingj Buddy Rogers, Jim Dickens, Dan Bischoff, Terry Hancock, and Mr. Steven Griffin fmoderatorj. fsittingj Mike Riordan, Bruce Tomassetti, Dave Wagner, and Bruce Davenport.

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i Drama i Club The preparation oflohn Sipes' QLutherj hair by Fr. Moore, fabovej, and the detailed, unique, face make-up and costuming of Mike Riordan fCajetan, rightp are just a few examples of the Drama Club 's many hours of work be- fore every presentation. Q- 1 fleft to right, top rowy A. Johnson, Pat Meehan, Neal Augustus, Dennis Stoltz, Ted Roberts, John William- son, Pat Cavanaugh, and Joe Davis. fthird rowj Fr. Theodore Sans qmoderatory, Frank Hawkins, Tom Ste- vens, Allen Kempf, Larry French, Mike Wahl, John Laughlin, Brian Searles, Tim McDaniels, and Guistino Dattilo. fsecond rowj Anthony Lukes, Joe Hardesty, Curt Hill, Mike Riordan, Kevin Martin, Bill Arbaugh, John Sipes, john Eiler, Jamie Gardiner, and Tom Jones. ffront rowj John Redmon, Dennis Price, Joe Wight Neal Oliphant, Tom Murdock, Pete Rivard , John Bennett, Charles Bennett, Mickey Suell, and Bill Kimp- flein.