Trinity High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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TANKERS STU EST PORT mnwzwa-, ...M ..... r fabovej Sophomore Tom Cotney demonstrates the Butterfl on his le Y 8 of the 200-yard medley relay. frightj Entering his fifth season as swim- ming coach, Bob Hublar has directed his teams to two State Champion- ships and two finishes as runner-up. qopp. pg., lefty Diving does have its ups and downs. Here, senior Joe Hardesty displays fine form as he executes a dive in the State meet. Hardesty contributed three points to the team effort with his tenth place finish in the event. TRINITY '75 WAGGENER 20 TRINITY 45 COLUMBUS TRINITY 47 FLOYD 44 UND .J CENTRAL TRINITY 58 ASHLAND TRINIT Y 61 ST . X . 37 TRINITY 39 WEST PORT 56 f - f .ff ,fa t,J,,,.1

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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.

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205-203 FUR TAT CRUW Overcoming a 28-3 Westport edge in diving, Trinity ral- lied to a 205-203 upset victory over the favored Warhawks in the State AAA Swim meet at Plantation. On the strength of its diving, Westport had opened up a commanding 22 point bulge, 133-111, over the Irish after the 100-yard freestyle, the seventh of the eleven scheduled events. However, in the next two events, freshmen Coleman Smock and Steve Sheridan steered the Rocks onto the comeback trail with strong third place finishes in the 100-yard backstroke and the 100-yard free style. Trinity ace Tom Pursley then virtually iced the meet by taking the 100-yard breaststroke for his second victory of the afternoon. Pursley's win boosted the Irish into a 181-171 advantage which they held through the final event. By capturing the State title, Trinity avenged earlier sea- son losses to Westport, in the Westport relays 1128-1143 and in dual meet competition Q52-451. INDIVIDUAL STATE WINNERS 200-yard Individual Medley Tom Pursley 2:07. 1 100-yard Breaststroke Tom Pursley 1:05 .3