Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL OPERATIONAL PHILOSOPHY Trinity High School, founded in 1953, is owned and operated as an agen- cy of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville, with a local school board established to set policy and oversee the general operation of the school, under the general authority of the Archdiocesan Catholic School Board and the Archbishop of Louisville. The purpose of Trinity High School is to offer all its students a quality education. Its policies, practices, and regulations are rooted in and justified on Christian principles. Integrated into the curriculum and other school ac- tivities are opportunities for religious instruction, faith community experi- ence, and service to the community. Trinity welcomes students who range from gifted to the slow learner, with preference given to teens from families that are Catholic or have a history of attending Catholic schools, and who themselves set a priority on Catholic high school education. Special effort is made to include in the Trinity student body individuals from various ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. Each student is expected to work and progress academically to the best of his abili- ty, to grow in understanding of his Christian heritage, to learn to address with Christian insight the multiple problems which face individuals and society, and to exhibit a Christian Iife-style based on love, respect and care for God, self and neighbor. Adolescents are relatively inexperienced in making deci- sions; they are often confronted with a host of conflicting values and views. In its programs of personal development, Trinity is primarily concerned with helping students become mature seIf-determining Christians capable of responsible decision making. A careful balance of discipline and freedom is essential to this program.

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GENERAL INFORMATION BIOGRAPHICAL Alumni are listed in alphabetical order. Following each name are class year, oc- cupation - including company name, address and telephone - and residence ad- dress and telephone. Complete biographical data is included if a questionnaire card was returned or if it was possible to obtain the data by telephone. in all other cases only those alumni with current information in the School files are included. We apologize in advance for omissions or errors, and we urge you to send corrected data to the School. CLASS YEAR The class year designates the year of graduation. Members of the class of 1983 ap- pear in this section only. GEOGRAPHICAL Alumni are listed with class year under the residence state and town. Foreign coun- tries and overseas possessions and affiliates are shown under Foreign following the state listings. TWO-LETTER STATE ABBREVIATIONS In the alphabetical section state names used in addresses are shown as two-letter abbreviations. Following is a list of the abbreviations: AL Alabama KY Kentucky ND North Dakota AK Alaska LA Louisiana OH Ohio AZ Arizona ME Maine OK Oklahoma AR Arkansas MD Maryland OR Oregon CA California MA Massachusetts PA Pennsylvania CO Colorado MI Michigan RI Rhode island CT Connecticut MN Minnesota SC South Carolina DE Delaware MS Mississippi SD South Dakota DC District of Columbia MO Missouri TN Tennessee FL Florida MT Montana TX Texas GA Georgia NE Nebraska UT Utah HI Hawaii NV Nevada VT Vermont ID Idaho NH New Hampshire VA Virginia IL Illinois NJ New Jersey WA Washington IN Indiana NM New Mexico WV West Virginia IA Iowa NY New York WI Wisconsin KS Kansas NC North Carolina WY Wyoming xiv