Trinity High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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JA YVEE y, FRU H CAP EASONS WITH CATHOLICI VITATIO AL CROWNS I fleftj Sophomore Dave Price established him- self as one of the top three varsity runners with an overall best clocking of 10:21 fover two milesj and a twenty-fifth place finish in the State meet. frightj Dale Depoyster logged a best time of 10:34 fover two milesj to lead the jayvees toran undefeated dual meet season and I ,Wi the Catholic Invitational title. 4 J.V.: ftop, right, left to righty Charles Theineman, Dale Depoyster, Bob Eckerle, Steve Raible, Dave Spears, Ken Conn, Bill Wigginton, Ricky Coats. FROSH: qabove, left, left to rightj Steve Peney, Jim Hancock, Mike Adrio, Doug Kempf, Bob Daring, Rick Holland, Tom Barito, Mike Molnar, Ricky Hagan. TRINITY I .V. 15 PROVIDENCE 48 New Albany Inv., 2nd TRINITY FROSH 22 ST. X . 37 TRINITY I .V. 15 NEW ALBANY 50 Owensboro Inv. , 2nd TRINITY FROSH 23 DESALES 33 TRINITY I .V. 15 WESTPORT 50 Trinity Inv . , 4th T1uN1TYJ.v. 19 sr. X, 38 T. I. Inv., ist Trinity Inv., 2nd TR.INITYI.V. 15 COUNTRY DAY 49 Stuart Invf, lst T. J. Inv., 4th TRINITY J .V. 20 DESALES 39 Catholic Champ, lst Stuart Inv. , 2nd TRINITY I .V. 15 ATHERTON 50 Catholic Champ. , lst 54

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X-ME CAPTURE THIRD IN STATE MEET With a strong season's showing, the 1969 Cross-Country team has further strengthened Trinity's position as a perennial contender for the State crown. Led by seniors Harold Graves and Dan Barth and sophomore Dave Price, Coach Bealmear 's squad ran off a string of seven consecutive dual meet victories before tying eventual state co- champion DeSales and suffering a disappoint- ing late season loss to Atherton. In invitation- al meets, the Rocks rounded out the season with fourth place finishes at New Albany, Trinity, and Thomas Jefferson, and a sixth place finish at Owensboro. In each invitational, the Sham- rocks trailed eventual state co-champions De- Sales and Thomas Jefferson. In a bid for their fifth consecutive Regional crown, the harriers were stunned by the West- port Warhawks 41-58. The defeat tasted even more bitter in View of Trinity's earlier 25-36 conquest of Westport in dual meet competition. Disgusted with their sub-par regional per- formance, the Irish bounced back in the State Meet to edge Westport 140-142 for third place behind DeSales and Thomas Jefferson who tied for first. TRINITY 18 PROVIDENCE 48 TRINITY 15 NEW ALBANY 50 TRINITY 25 WEST PORT 36 TRINITY 26 ST . IGNATIUS 34 TRINITY 27 LANE TECH 31 TRINITY 30 ST . X . 34 TRINITY B. DAVID '70 TRINITY 29 DESALES 29 TRINITY 34 ATHERTON -23 New Albany Inv. 4th Owensboro Inv. 6th Trinity Inv. 4th T. J. Inv. 4th Regional 2nd State 3rd my ftopj Exhaustion is mirrored in the face of Dave Kempf as he completes his two-mile run in the Regional. fabove, lefty Coaches Richard Rostel and Dick Bealmear. qabove, rightp Junior Tim Wagner edges by a struggling opponent. fleft, front row, left to rightj Jer- ry Ditsler, Dave Price, Ken Ro- berts, Tim Wagner. Qsecond rowj Harold Graves, Mark Volk fman- agerj, Tom Callahan, Coach B ealmear . 53

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SOCCER TEAM POSTS BEST EVER 5-5 RECORD With the accent on an unyielding defense, the soccer team forged a 5-5 record and nailed down fifth place in the league. Trinity limit- ed its opponents to a meager 10 goals for the regular season. Only Westport tallied as many as three goals in a single game against the Rocks. Unfortunately, inconsistent scoring plagued Trinity throughout the campaign, pre- venting the Irish from bettering their break- even record . Following a disappointing 1-0 loss to St. X in the season opener, Trinity reeled off con- secutive victories over Westport, Waggener, and St. Thomas Seminary. Then, in an abrupt about face, the Rocks proceeded to lose the next three games, before salvaging a 31- tri- umph over Moore in their season finale. In State Tournament play, the Irish ad- vanced into the semi-finals with an overtime victory over K .M.I., the number one ranked team. However, Trinity was stopped 2-1 in the next round by St. Thomas Seminary. Alla... TRINITY ST . X . TRINITY WESTPORT TRINITY WAGGENER TRINITY ST . THOMAS TRINITY KMI TRINITY COUNTRY DAY TRINITY ATHERTON TRINITY MOORE STATE TOURNAMENT TRINITY l KMI 1 TRINITY 1 ST . THOMAS 2 qlefty Player-coach Sam Horton fabovej Kevin Connell qleftj and leading scorer Tony Scherer look on as Sam Horton Q95 jars the ball loose from an opponent. mt ,MK A., ,' 1 I d M U h r S L D. O'Nei1, R, Duly. ffront row, left to rightj D. Lanham, T. Scherer, B. Brewer, P. Rivar , . s e , . ee, qsecond rowj K. Mittelsten, K. Connell, B. Stopher, M. Wagner, J. Brewer, K. Schulz, D. Frei, Captain-Coach S. Horton, K . Quillen, W. Koesters. fthird rowj T. Keough, Statistician D. Dyre, Captain-Coach M. Hagerty, I. Jeffries, E. Heustis, I. Elbert, K. Mullen, C. Hurst, P. Fitzgerald. 55 tallied three points for the season.