Trinity Preparatory School of Florida Summer 2023 Magazine

TRINITY PREP SUMMER 2023

Building for Tomorrow: The Nochur Sankar Science Center at Trinity Prep

Developing ethical, resilient leaders who thrive in the pursuit of excellence, embrace diversity in thought and perspective, and grow spiritually. The Trinity Preparatory School of Florida community values traditions, respects the dignity of each member of the Trinity family, and is safe, caring, and supportive. We are committed to encouraging passionate engagement and providing challenging programs, exemplary instruction, and meaningful guidance. Our school promotes leadership, ethical behavior, and personal responsibility and reinforces the highest standard of character and honor. We affirm the spiritual dimension of life and sustain a community where all are encouraged to explore and deepen their own faith.

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On Campus

24 Building for Tomorrow

28 Innovation in the Classroom

30 Fine Arts 40 Trinity Prep's

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Second Annual Culture Fest

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42 Athletics 52 Welcoming New

Faces to Trinity Prep

58 Trinity Triple Crown Auction & Soirée

60 Alumni

78 Annual Report

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ON THE COVER

Building for Tomorrow: The Nochur Sankar Science Center at Trinity Prep

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Trinity Prep Magazine | Summer 2023 A Publication of the Trinity Preparatory School of Florida We knew we had started something special when we opened our doors in 1968 to 173 students. In time, we created an educational institution that would have it all – a dynamic curriculum and college guidance program that prepare students for a life of leadership, a winning athletic program, an outstanding fine arts program, and the space to grow spiritually. From this, we have developed something priceless along the way: our wonderful students, amazing faculty and staff, prepared alumni, supportive parents and grandparents, and friends – that have all worked to make an impact in our world.

EDITORS

CONTRIBUTORS

Kelly Gaines Director of Marketing & Communications

Dr. Stephanie Dryden Todd Hartung Byron M. Lawson Jr. Elizabeth McIntosh ’78 Alex Podchaski

Susan Speicher DESIGNER

Andrea Budjack Marketing Associate & Graphic Designer PHOTOGRAPHY

Jordan Johnson Videographer Mike Watters Photography

Letter From Head of School At the core of all we seek to accomplish at Trinity Preparatory School of Florida is our mission: to develop ethical, resilient leaders who thrive in the pursuit of excellence, embrace diversity in thought and perspective, and grow spiritually. As we celebrate our 55th year at Trinity Prep, generations of families and alumni have helped us to shape, mold, and execute that bold mission.

Trinity Prep continues to remain a community that values traditions, respects the dignity of others, and is committed to the engagement of our programs and our instruction. We remain focused on promoting leadership, ethical behavior, and personal responsibility, and we reinforce the highest standard of integrity and character.

We recently had the chance to say goodbye to the 142 members of the Class of 2023, and their impact and achievements were significant. As a class, they performed beyond expectations.

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The boys soccer team won the state championship.

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Trinity Prep students are completing the building of our 24th Habitat for Humanity House.

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We finished as one of the top 20 speech programs in the United States.

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2023 graduates received 717 acceptances to 240 colleges and universities and were awarded more than $18 million in performance-based scholarships before matriculating to 74 colleges across 21 states and four countries.

I’m privileged to work on teams that create learning and work environments where everyone pursues and often achieves excellence in every way. Our current and future graduates require knowledge and skills for an ever-evolving future. To prepare our Saints to think, persevere, and lead ethical lives, we, along with you, must support their developing minds and serving hearts.

BYRON M. LAWSON JR. Head of School

To prepare our Saints to think, persevere, and lead ethical lives, along with you, we must support their developing minds and serving hearts.

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JUNE

(1) History Bee and Bowl Program competed in the International Academic Competition’s 2022 Middle School National Championships in Orlando. AJAY MANIAR ‘26 placed 15th in the nation in the United States Geography Championships. Trinity’s two bowl teams placed 20th and 24th in the nation.

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about what people do all day and how they feel about what they do “All the Livelong Day.”

AUGUST (3) The Class of 2023 returned to campus to paint their parking spots, showcasing creativity and kicking off senior year.

(4) First day back at school, raising the flag and an all-school assembly welcoming students back to campus.

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(5) Students loved catching up with their friends around campus and at an ice cream social organized by the student council.

(6) Students organized multiple fundraising efforts for the people of Ukraine, raising more than $20,100 from these events. Mrs. Bozena Lawson, a beloved Trinity Prep educator, arranged for the funds to be sent to the people of Ukraine through Polish organizations assisting with international aid and rescue.

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(7) Eighth-grade students set off on a field trip to Camp Kulaqua in North Central Florida. Our Saints participated in team-building events like canoeing, riding gokarts, and kickball.

(8) Here comes the sun. The Class of 2023 got up early, had breakfast, and watched the sunrise on campus, and the vibes couldn’t have been better.

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SEPTEMBER (9) The World Religions class took a field trip to the Hindu Society Temple in Casselberry to further explore the teachings and beliefs of Hindu culture.

(10) The AP Statistics class conducted an experiment sampling name-brand and offbrand products. A handful of “test subjects” were blindfolded and prompted to guess the product brand.

(11) Middle school students participated in the Honor Code ceremony.

(12) Author Jen Calonita visited Trinity Prep and spoke to Mrs. Georgia Parker’s YA class, then headed to the library for a book signing.

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Spirit Week

Spirit Week was as active as ever this year, from themed costume days and pep rallies to the muchanticipated game swap. The football game victory and Arabian Nights-themed homecoming dance capped off an exciting, fun-filled week of events.

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OCTOBER (13) AP Physics 2 lab investigation with the goal to draw, build, and interpret electric fields, using topographic maps and clay models.

(14) Students were inducted into the National Art Honor Society (NAHS), a national organization honoring visual arts students throughout the United States.

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(15) A scientific way to celebrate Halloween by Honors Chemistry.

NOVEMBER (16) 102 Students from three different classes were inducted into the National Honor Society.

(17) Students from Notre-Dame Les Oiseaux school near Paris, France, spent the week immersed in the Trinity Prep experience.

DECEMBER (18) The Latin Forum Club hosted a successful fall Latin Forum on the Trinity Prep campus, winning multiple awards and recognitions.

Dickens Day

Students in 7th grade decked the halls, and the Quad, for Trinity Prep’s traditional Dickens Day celebration.

The day began with sipping hot cocoa, dancing, and storytelling. The afternoon kicked off with a holiday feast, playing games, and wrapping presents for Adopt-a-Family. The day concluded with students selling their wares and services at “Ye Olde Street Faire.”

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(20) AP 2D, 3D Art, and Photography students had a successful annual trip to Miami, where they attended Art Basel Miami, North America’s largest art fair.

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JANUARY (21) Seniors went on their senior retreat, where they enjoyed canoeing, ziplining, and horseback riding.

(22) Trinity Prep competed in the History Bowl.

1st Place (JV) - NIKOLAS POLSINELLI ’25, BEN PYLE ’25, MISHA CHOUDRY ’26, and JACK WERMUTH ’26

2nd Place (Varsity) - RHEA MANIAR ’24, JOAQUIN CARVAJAL ’24, and VARUN ALLURI ’24 1st Place (JV Bee): NIKOLAS POLSINELLI ’25 2nd Place (JV Bee): OLLIVER POLSINELLI ’26 (23) Chinese language classes created decorations which hung in the hallways in celebration of Chinese New Year.

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(25) Ms. Melanie Farmer provided a hands-on poetry writing workshop with prize-winning author Matt Miller for creative writing classes.

FEBRUARY (26) Saints celebrated the national French holiday La Chandeleur by learning to make their first French crêpe.

(27) Our National Art Honor Society hosted a bake sale. Funds raised supported the Memory Project Organization.

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Author Fest

The 8th Annual Author Fest welcomed over twenty Young Adult and Middle-Grade authors to the Trinity Prep campus in February. Readers of all ages spent the afternoon meeting authors, getting their books signed, and attending back-to-back panel discussions. Florida favorite James Ponti, New York Times bestselling children’s author, was on campus, along with keynote speaker Tiffany D. Jackson, New York Times bestselling young adult author.

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(30) Students competed in the Lockheed Martin Engineering Game Show. ANTHONY MICELI ’23, BEN PRINGLE ’24, and JAMES HAWLEY '25 placed third overall.

(32) RHEA MANIAR ’24, was one of 24 winners nationwide to receive an all-expense paid trip from the National Spanish Honor Society.

(31) Key Club’s annual rose sale raised over $1,400 for the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida.

(33) Teams attended the Central Florida Regional Science Olympiad.

MARCH (34) TechnoSaints BEN PRINGLE ’24, JAMES HAWLEY ’25, YUXIANG ZHANG ’23, and NICHOLAS SARAIVA ’25 took first place at the 2023 Lockheed Martin CyberQuest Tournament.

5th Place: “It’s about time” - KATIA LYAKH ’26 and JIA SOOD ’26 1st Place: “Cell Biology” ANDREW GAO ’24 and DYLAN WANG ’25

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Grandparents Day One of our most anticipated days of the year is Grandparents Day—and we love every minute!

Grandparents joined their grandchildren, standing side by side, as they experienced a day in the life of a Trinity Prep student.

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Headmaster's Day

It was a beautiful day on the fields of the Trinity Prep campus where a friendly Headmaster’s Day competition got underway. For more than 53 years, students, families, staff, and faculty have come together to keep this tradition alive. It has become one of the most cherished celebrations during the school year.

Classes competed in crab soccer, ultimate frisbee, balloon toss, and a pie-eating contest. School was then dismissed for the rest of the day to allow the students and faculty to relax at an otherwise busy time of the year.

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(35) Sixteen Trinity Prep students visited their Notre-Dame Les Oiseaux French host families in Paris.

(36) After a fun bingo game, seniors received their graduation yard signs.

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APRIL (37) Saints had their Easter Chapel, with orchestra, band, and choir performances.

(38) Students presented at the World Language Fair, celebrating the arts, culture, history, and industries of the Hispanic and Francophone worlds, China, and antiquity.

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MAY (40) May the Fourth be with you, courtesy of the Star Wars Club.

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Graduation Day

The campus was filled with family and friends, and the 142 students of the Class of 2023 celebrated a special occasion—Commencement! The ceremony was beautiful and uplifting. Inspiring salutatory and valedictory speeches were given by Seth Brunner, Divya Patel, Megan Vu, Victor Wang, Austin Yuan, and Ethan Acosta Cunanan. Dr. Collin Outerbridge '06 and Kelvin Manning, in their baccalaureate and commencement addresses, grabbed the attention of seniors, giving them encouragement and hope for the paths that lay ahead. Diplomas were distributed, and the ceremony concluded with the tradition of passing diplomas around the rock. We are proud of our graduates and excited to see what their futures hold!

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Congratulations

to our newest Trinity Prep alumni, Class of 2023

Jordan Ryan Acker Kyra Leigh Alston Charles Joseph Arney Ramy Sameer Asfoor Ryan Joseph Avallone Sergio Alessandro Azzollini Sarah Paige Bachrach Maximilian Vladimir Balon Mia Margaret Bodnar Ronith Choudary Bokkisam Emma Lauren Brandau Henry Crenshaw Brown Seth Sebastian Brunner Trevor James Buettgen Michael Joseph Butler III Genesis Angelyne Cely Xiaoyou Chen Kevyn Manuelle Collazo Torres Joshua Jacob Cooper Kathleen Ruth Corddry Kobi Zeal Corney Morgan Ackerbaum Cox Ethan Acosta Cunanan Alec Diaz Alexander Nickolaevich Dolya Mason Neal Dowdy Andrew Keith Edwards Lilly Alyssa Freedman Brandon Gianni Garcia Juan Esteban Garcia Thomas Alejandro Garcia Angelina Seana Garganese Alexander Vladimirov Gatchev Carson Edward Gilliam Corinna Shae Giordano Nathaniel Hardy Gobel Emmanuel Mathew Gostomelsky Amy-Ruth Nyarkoa Gyang Joseph Allan Harmon Myzel Alonzo Hatchette Carter Lake Henderson Sophie Lewars Hendriksen Ethan Conor Hennebery Abigail Lane Hernan Wesley James Hickman Paige Jenkins Lis Santini Jermano Matthew Congan Jia

Sierra Lynn Jobman Jack Michael Kaplan Thomas Joseph Kienle Boaz Saeun Kim Mason Robert Kimbrough Dylan James Kling Jacob Alexander Koehler Mikhail Kryuchkov Sophia Raffa Lamar Parker George Latterell Lilly Catherine Lawton Charles Edward Lehr Fenghai Li Andrew Alan Lopez-Couto Yifan Lu John Antoni Luna Laila Reese Mahler Ella Cristina E. Malabuyo Rachel Ashley Manning Olivia Marie Mantecon Reyna Michelle Mapa Rithvik Reddy Marpu Kate Elizabeth Martyny Stephen Wyatt Mello Marcos Daniel Membreno Anthony James Miceli Anna Elisabeth Miliotes Karlee Loree Moody Lene Jean Mortimer Maia Alize Munoz Tatyana Jasmine Munoz John Clement Myers V Alec Sunny Naft Sreekar Chary Nagulapalli Eric Chan Keita Nguyen Benjamin Charles Night Carlos Delano O’Connor Kaylee Elizabeth Ortega Sarah Amelia Parker Ameya Samir Patel Divya Rohit Patel Raheel Bharat Patel Michael Hayes Pengra Tatiana Ella Picquet Aetant Prakash Tyler Jacob Principe Nathan Samuel Pyle Anushka G. Raviprasad

Piers Song Rhee Paola Maria Victoria Riestra Guiance Kristian Kamal Robillard Mason Cain Sadlier Saad Zubair Saeed Jackson Gregory Salinas Nicolas Enrique Santiago Porter Voss Sherman Alyssa Michelle Shultz Levi Tyler Simara Danush K. Singla Aidan James Smith Benjamin David Stark Trilok Griffin Stead Adriana Knecht Stenzel Lucas Michale Sutton Cole Peyton Tanis Alicyn Taylor Tanton Reese Kalin Taylor Koray Tekin Lauren Giana Thelwell Allie Breann Thompson Abigail Savannah Tischler Nicholas Emmanuel Torres Kevin Joseph Veras II Jack Elliot Ververis Sabrina Frances Fatima Paulino Vicente Conner Benjamin Vosburgh Megan Nguyenha Vu Brielle Leeson Walker Ariel H. Wang Daniel LG Wang Jeffrey Yuanfang Wang Jonathan Wang Victor Lehan Wang Bianca May Whatts Samantha Nicole White Margaret Elaine Wilemon Shane Davis Wright Jonathan Wu Austin Z. Yuan Mary Zaher Safwan Zaman Erika Daniela Zavaleta Sarah Elizabeth Zehnder Yuxiang Zhang S UM MER 2023 | 23

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Building for Tomorrow

Embarking on the latest construction project in anticipation of the school’s 55th birthday.

By Alex Podchaski, Chief Technology Officer & Romina Jannotti, Ph. D., Science Department Chair Ad Astra per Aspera: To the stars through challenges. As our students and their generation prepare for their own challenges, Trinity Preparatory School is building the foundation that will help them achieve their goals.

Consistently ranked as one of the top STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) schools in the state, Trinity Prep is reaching new heights in a variety of ways. A number of projects, activities, and programs are underway that will continue to develop our Saints well into the future.

Nochur Sankar Science Center The recently-announced Nochur Sankar Science Center will become the new home for many of our math, science, and applied science courses. As the first new building on campus in eight years, it is the first stage of the new campus strategic plan that will further enhance the Trinity experience. According to its rendering, the soon-tobe-constructed two-story building will encompass more than 35,000 square feet and include flexible classroom spaces, science labs, and common areas for collaboration. The Nochur Sankar Science Center will link to the Student Resource Center (SRC) through a plaza that will serve as the entrance to the quad and the rest of the campus.

Developing Science Scholars Scholarship is not relegated only to the day-to-day classroom experience at Trinity Prep. Dr. Elmarie Mortimer, the Carole Denicole Endowed Science Chair and upper school science teacher, has developed the “Saints Talking Science” lecture series, driven by annual themes. Students can interact with scientists around the world who are leaders in their fields, communicating directly to gain insight into current academic research. They are then prepared to represent Trinity Prep in scientific competitions at the regional and state level. The annual Dr. Nelson Ying Exposition serves Orange County as its regional science fair, where applicants are encouraged to pursue projects that can help humanity through independent scientific research. Trinity routinely places in multiple categories, with the 2023 class bringing home two first-place awards, two Genius Olympiad awards, and two Grand Prize awards. Students compete in The Science Olympiad, which is the premier national STEM competition, focused on various fields of science (including earth science, biology, chemistry, physics and engineering). This team is organized by Dr. Scottie Smith.

The future of STEM demands a deeper level of thinking and collaboration in the field of science. As Trinity Prep continues preparing students for emerging careers, the focus remains consistent on igniting a flame of curiosity, and widening their lenses to think bigger and do better through hands-on lessons, global outreach, and academic competition.

Fundamental Science - New Perspectives Underpinning the development of new technologies is a grounding in the fundamental sciences: biology, chemistry, and physics. Classes in these disciplines allow students to build a solid science foundation while taking the opportunity to develop higher-order skills in each specific field: Biology - Our life science curriculum begins by teaching students fundamental principles, with a strong emphasis on cellular biology, genetics, and evolution. This serves as a stepping stone toward comprehending the interconnectedness between components of living organisms and the ecosystems in which they exist.

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advancements. This approach both encourages students to engage in scientific inquiry and exploration and to pursue further coursework in medicine or environmental studies. WIth guidance from the University of Central Florida’s Coastal and Estuarine Ecology Lab, our students recently embarked on a project growing mangrove propagules for restoration purposes.

settings. Proficiency in handling equipment and chemicals is crucial for all courses, including Forensic Science/CSI, offered by Carrie Lopez. This course, part of the Malone School Online Network, highlights the investigative process, empowering students to become informed citizens capable of critically evaluating forensic evidence in various media and legal contexts.

Chemistry - Chemistry, the central science, provides a comprehensive exploration of the matter that surrounds us. The emphasis of concepts like atomic structure, bonding, and reactions is reinforced through hands-on laboratory experiences, fostering the practical skills necessary for student success in research and the ability to address complex challenges in our rapidly evolving world, where innovation and sustainability play vital roles.

Collaborating with the University of Central Florida (UCF), Dr. Romina Jannotti and her students recently investigated the effectiveness of training with chemistry lab equipment in real-life and virtual

Physics - The laws of physics are the canvas God laid down on which to paint his masterpiece.

Our objective is to provide a profound qualitative understanding of classical mechanics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics, enabling students to understand natural phenomena and recognize the significance of physics in their everyday experiences. In advanced studies, a student can choose to explore the application of mathematics to solve real-world problems. Through our Physics of Art curriculum, students combine the principles of physics with the creative aspects of art to explore the scientific underpinnings of various art

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Competitive Programming & CyberSecurity Trinity Preparatory School has a strong history of developing students with advanced capabilities in computational problem-solving. Under the direction of computer science teacher Susan Frederick, they compete regularly against their peers at competitions sponsored by the University of Central Florida, the University of Florida, Stetson University, and the American Computer Science League (ACSL).

Corporations, including Lockheed Martin, have also sponsored several annual competitions over the years: CodeQuest for advanced algorithmsolving competitions, and CyberQuest for advanced cybersecurity challenges.

In the winter of 2023, a Trinity Prep team won the Orlando CyberQuest competition, making it one of the top 11 teams in the country competing at Lockheed Martin sites nationwide. This has led to internships in the area of cybersecurity, giving students real-world experience before they embark on their college careers. The school will participate in the U.S. Air Force Cyberpatriot competition this fall and is planning to implement a CyberSaint boot camp in the summer of 2024.

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forms, gaining valuable insights into technological advancements and global issues.

Robotics The path to the future will be paved by robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). Trinity has participated in the “FIRST” robotics competitions since 2012, competing with the FIRST Technical Challenge (FTC) in the fall and the FIRST Robotics Challenge (FRC) in the spring. Teams are composed of students who take classes in robotics as well as those whose schedules are otherwise full but who can participate before and after school as time allows. Working with the math department, we have invested in rovers and drones that can be programmed with the Texas Instrument calculators used in our science and math classes. These devices will be used in support of robotics and with other classes to introduce computational thinking into classrooms. Starting in the fall of 2023, Trinity students will be able to work on Sea Perch and Sea Glider systems, creating underwater remotely-operated, autonomous vehicles.

Since their creation in the 1950s and 1960s as ways to experiment with computer graphics and programming, video games have grown into a 357 billion dollar industry. Bringing the gaming industry into the school setting, scholastic esports provides the option to learn teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills across three components: PC gaming, console gaming, and mobile gaming. Trinity Preparatory School has participated in the Sunshine State Esports League since the spring of 2023. As we continue to expand interest at both the middle and high school levels, we plan to supplement our Computer Science curriculum with a game development track, coordinating with Social Sciences and English to create a culture and story for our students’ games and then providing the programming support to animate their ideas.

Building for Tomorrow After losing their father, Nochur Sankar, Shyam Sankar ’00, Ravi Sankar ’08, and their family graciously came to Trinity Prep to discuss how best to memorialize and honor Nochur. Thanks to their generosity with the lead gift, we are officially “Building for Tomorrow.”

The Sankar building is the first step toward creating the future for our STEM students. We invite you to follow along with us on our website as we document the growth and development of our latest project.

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Innovation in the Classroom Looking for new ways to engage and challenge students.

By Dr. Stephanie Dryden, Director of Learning and Instruction Our teachers continually look for new ways to engage and challenge students: programming calculators to fly drones, designing challenges, amplifying genes with PCR machines, multiliteracy games that teach the structure of narrative and problem solving, new art techniques, socratic circles, writing workshops, video chats and pen pal exchanges with sister classrooms in France and Spain, French exchange program, and much, much more.

Our teachers continually look for new ways to engage and challenge students. Students in grades 6 through 12 have opportunities to explore, to learn, to lead. Whether it’s a chemistry lab that has students using Vernier Probeware technology to understand rates and energetic reactions, or a game that has students using their reading and 30 | T R I NI TY PR E P M AGA Z IN E

critical-thinking skills to solve a mystery, our teachers get kids to observe, think, reflect, and communicate with each other, with teachers, and with the larger community.

One way we challenge students is through experiential or service learning.

One way we challenge students is through experiential or service learning. This past year, Madame Spallone’s AP French class worked with the founder of Friends of Tabelot, a not-for-profit in Nigeria which works for the empowerment of

the semi-nomadic Tuareg tribe. The students in class emailed with the founder of the organization, then interviewed him via Google meet--all in French--and finally coordinated a jewelry sale to raise funds for the organization. The proceeds went to support the education of Tuareg children.

Not only did students use their French language skills and learn about the francophone culture in Nigeria in a real-world setting, but they also developed their leadership skills by educating their peers and then running the fundraiser at Culture Fest.

Other teachers work to incorporate inquiry-based learning into their lessons. With this approach, teachers scaffold learning experiences that give students an opportunity to solve problems and reflect on the larger relevance or applicability of

what they’ve learned, as well as to practice key skills--reading, critical analysis, collaboration, etc. In our social science classes, teachers help students understand the complexities of studying the past by bringing different voices into the classroom through the study of source documents-maps, books, documentaries, political cartoons, and artifacts.

Flying drones is on the agenda for some of our students this year. As a result of a collaboration between our computer science and math departments, students will have the opportunity to program drones using their calculators! The computational and problem-solving skills needed to work drones are significant.

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ART Students participated in several art shows in the community and nationwide, including Trinity Prep’s Arts In April.

EVA CHONG ’24 won Best in Show at the Winter Park Library Art Show. Merit awards were also given to VICTOR FANG ’26 and AUSTIN YUAN ’23.

AUSTIN YUAN ’23 won the Award of Excellence at the Winter Park Art Festival, was selected as an Arts For Life finalist, and was awarded an art scholarship.

YISHAN CHENG ’28 and AUSTIN YUAN ’23 received the Award of Excellence from the Florida Art Education Virtual Art Assessment.

Middle school students won several awards from FAEA Virtual Art Assessment and Winter Park Art Festival.

Artwork by Austin Yuan '23

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BAND Band had 26 performances throughout the 2022-23 school year.

Jazz band participated in its very first district-level music performance assessment.

Honors Advanced Band received good ratings at its very first district-level music performance assessment.

AUSTIN YUAN ’23 was selected for All Nationals in percussion.

ZIXUAN CHEN ’25 and AUSTIN YUAN ’23 were selected for All-State ensembles.

ZIXUAN CHEN ’25, BENNETT MARSHALL ’28, and DEHAO ZHENG ’26 received a superior rating for solo and ensemble performances.

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ORCHESTRA LEAH FLYNN ’25 performed on a national PBS broadcast.

Four orchestra students made All-State ensembles.

Violinists Kelly Hall-Tompkins and Nick Eanet conducted masterclasses for Trinity Prep students.

Maureen May took her final bow on the Trinity Prep stage, retiring after 18 years. “The [Fine Arts] program really gave me a family to latch onto. It has been a great experience.”

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SCHOOL MUSICAL “Spongebob” was nominated for multiple 2023 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Applause Awards.

THEATER “How to Eat Like a Child” was nominated for multiple 2023 Dr. Phillips Center for the Performating Arts Applause Awards as well as receiving an Outstanding Ensemble Award. The cast and production was awarded a Community Engagement Award for work with local Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Florida.

Production of Lauren Gunderson’s “Silent Sky” won Critics’ Choice at the District 3 Thespian Festival.

Broadway professional and TPS Alum, Amanda LaMotte, visited campus for an audition masterclass.

Professional director Joseph C. Walsh worked with fine arts students for acting masterclasses.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL PLAY Middle school performed a production of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” Stage combat workshops with professional fight director Bill Warriner allowed students to better prepare for their roles.

Middle school students will have their own Thespian Troupe beginning the 2023-24 school year!

VOCAL SOCIETY Among the many performance by both the Vocal Society and Select Choir throughout the year, Trinity Prep students attended the 2022-23 National A Capella Convention.

Students performed and took part in workshops and specialty classes and watched professional concerts. Our Saints did an amazing job. It truly was the best music event ever!

Scan the QR code to view the Trinity Prep Vocal Society documentary, Finding Your Voice.

hall of fame

JULIA RADOSZ, CLASS OF 2002 2023 ARTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

Julia Radosz’s operatic career has spanned two continents, with performances throughout the United States as well as in Paris, Madrid, Vienna, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Slovakia. She has been praised for her “illustrious and flowing voice” and for “her astonishing performance, brilliant soprano, and thrilling embellishments” by publications including The New York Times, Broadway World, and the Kansas City Metropolis.

Her impressive repertoire includes leading roles in “Madama Butterfly,” “Don Giovanni” (with Opera Orlando), “Tales of Hoffmann,” “La Traviata,” “Susannah,” and “Die Fledermaus,” as well as in world premieres of contemporary operas and in concerts featuring music by Liszt, Strauss, Puccini, Verdi, and other noted composers. She holds a bachelor’s degree in vocal performance from Westminster Choir College and a master’s in opera performance from the University of Texas at Austin. Ms. Radosz has garnered numerous awards, including winning the Jenny Lind Competition and the Bel Canto Award at the Orpheus Competition. In addition to singing, she has been teaching voice for over 15 years and runs vocal technique programs for other singers. Her work has been ground-breaking, and she is heading a study on the effects of device-assisted respiratory muscle training.

Ms. Radosz lives in Bratislava, Slovakia with her husband, Martin Mazik, whom she met while he was conducting and she was singing in “La Boheme” for Wichita Grand Opera. Two of her nieces also attended Trinity: Audrey and Lauren McAnally.

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PHOTOGRAPHY The Chi-Rho yearbook won Gold at the Florida Scholastic Press Association conference.

Trinity Prep’s Second Annual Culture Fest The sun was shining brightly as the Quad was filled with 75 different families preparing to participate in the second annual Culture Fest. Students, staff, and faculty assembled together at lunch to experience different cultures worldwide. Culture Fest was a student-led event that was created by Alumnus Aetant Prakash, who had a passion for other students to experience each other's cultures, to help raise money for charities, and to give Saints a chance to embrace and enjoy the diversity of their fellow 42 | T R I NI TY PR E P M AGA Z IN E

students through food, drinks, music, geography, and more!

Funds were raised to support Turkey’s and Syria's efforts after the earthquakes in early February 2023. The remaining funds went to the Pine Ridge Reservation and the Oglala Lakota community in southwestern South Dakota after the community experienced a harsh winter in December 2022.

Scan the QR code to view highlights from Trinity Prep's 2023 Culture Fest.

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FALL 2022 (1) MORGAN COX ’23, named Orlando Sentinel’s All-Area Runner of the Year, finished runner-up at Districts, third place at Regionals, and ninth place at States for cross country.

(2) AMANDA LANG ’24 set a new school record in bowling during the 2022-23 season. She advanced to the state championships after her outstanding district performance and was named Orlando Sentinel Bowler of the Year.

(3) KATIE MARTYNY ’23 and SARAH ZEHNDER ’23 received All-American recognition in cheer.

The fall cheer squad also received a gold ribbon at UCA Camp.

(4) Boys cross country placed fourth in Districts, sixth in Regionals, and advanced to State.

(6) Girls volleyball had a successful season, becoming Citrus League Champions. VICTORIA HILL ’25 was named Orlando Sentinel’s All-Area Player of the Year. LIS JERMANO ’23 set the school record for career assists as well as being named Orlando Sentinel’s AllArea Honorable Mention.

(5) Golfer, DAVID STEINBERG ’25, advanced to the regionals tournament.

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8 (7) COBY BITMAN ’24, RONI BOKKISAM ’23, JACOB KOEHLER ’23, TYLER PANTINO ’24, HARRIS RANSON ’24, LINCOLN TOMLISON ’26, and CHRISTIAN WORDELL ’24 were district champions in boys swimming and diving. NICO SANTIAGO ’23 found success at multiple levels of competition in diving at district and regional levels, ultimately placing fourth in the state. The team was awarded the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association of America Scholar Team Award. Members of the team received the All-American Academic Award.

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LAUREN BEERS ’24, CECI BOVE ’26, BREE BUCHANAN ’25, KATIA LYAKH ’26, ELLA MITCHELL ’25, AUBREY OTT ’25, LAUREN THELWELL ’23, and SIVI WARD ’25 were district champions in girls swimming and diving. The team was awarded the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association of America Scholar Team Award. Members of the team received the All-American Academic Award.

WINTER 2022 (8) The girls soccer team wrapped up their season as district champions.

(9) MORGAN COX ’23 and ELLA MALABUYO ’23 qualified for State in weightlifting. The team was district runner-up in both traditional and Olympic. There were a total of thirteen individual district championships awarded.

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13 (10) The boys soccer team scored big this year at all levels of competition. The team finished as Citrus League, district, and regional champions. They capped off the season with an impressive win, claiming the state championship trophy. The team ended the season ranked seventh in the nation in the United Soccer Coaches National Top Ten High School Boys Soccer poll. SHANE WRIGHT ’23 was named Orlando Sentinel Player of the Year. RYAN AVALLONE ’23, HENRY BROWN ’23, MASON DOWDY ’23, and SHANE WRIGHT were recognized as FACA All-Star and All-State players.

SPRING 2023 (11) Baseball completed its season as district runner-ups, advancing to regionals. TONY CASTRO ’26, NATHANEAL DAVIS ’25, and AIDEN STILLMAN ’25 received FACA All-State recognition. CADEN ALEXANDRE ’24, TONY CASTRO ’26, and JACOB GILMER ’26 were named to the FACA Academic Team.

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(13) Boys lacrosse advanced to the regional semifinals. NATE GOBEL ’23 and THOMAS KIENLE ’23 were named to the FACA All-State Team.

(14) ADDIE FIELD ’24 was named U.S. Lacrosse Academic AllAmerican.

(12) MCKENNA HAWLEY ’26 ranked seventh in the nation for strikeouts and received recognition, along with MERCER WILSON ’26, for FACA All-State.

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18 (15) The boys tennis team secured their place as district and regional champions, advancing to the State final four. DYLAN KLING ’23 and NATHAN LU ’27 were district champions in singles. Partners BEN DEMETRIADES ’26 and THOMAS GARCIA ’23, and JACK AARON ’26 and NATHAN LU, were district champions in doubles. The team achieved the highest GPA across all FHSAA classifications, recognized for their hard work on and off the court.

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(16) CADEN CLIFTON ’24, MABON HATCHETTE ’25, JAMES HAWLEY ’25, and ANDREW STRICKLIN ’25 were State qualifiers in track and field.

(17) VICTORIA HILL ’25 was the district and regional champion in track and field. MORGAN COX ’23 was the regional runner-up as well as a state qualifier.

(18) BOAZ KIM ’23 and COLE TANIS ’23 were district champions in weightlifting. JACKSON SALINAS ’23 was a district and regional champion, advancing to state qualifiers along with RAMY ASFOOR ’23 and BOAZ KIM. (19) Night of Champions for Seminole County private schools: MORGAN COX ’23 Female Scholar Athlete of the Year VICTORIA HILL ’25 Spring Athlete of the Year SHANE WRIGHT ’23 Winter Athlete of the Year

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RAY SANDIDGE 2023 Florida Dairy Farmers Coach of the Year

Scan the QR code to view highlights from the 2022-23 Trinity Prep Athletics season.

Trinity Prep’s Class of 2023 Collegiate Athletic Commitments RYAN AVALLONE College of Charleston Soccer

ANGELINA GARGANESE Utica University Ice Hockey

KORAY TEKIN Vassar College Soccer

MAX BALON Washington University Swimming

THOMAS KIENLE Rollins College Lacrosse

KEVYN COLLAZO TORRES St. Bonaventure University Swimming

HENRY BROWN St. Lawrence University Soccer

CHARLIE LEHR Bard College Baseball

JEFFREY WANG Swarthmore College Soccer

MORGAN COX Emory University Cross Country and Track

JACK MYERS Rollins College Lacrosse

SHANE WRIGHT University of Central Florida Soccer

MASON DOWDY Daytona State College Soccer

NICO SANTIAGO Georgetown University Diving

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HANK LEBIODA, CLASS OF 2012

2023 ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Hank Lebioda, who graduated from Trinity Prep in 2012, earned six varsity letters for golf and two for baseball during his seven years at the school. He played six seasons on the golf team for Coach Joy Russo and both seasons in baseball with Coach Derek Wolfe. He was part of the State runner-up golf team in 2010.

After graduating from Trinity Prep, Hank earned four varsity letters in golf at Florida State University and was a three-year captain. His honors with the Seminoles include ACC Freshman of the Year and four years as a first-team All-Conference performer.

Hank was also a second-team All-American and ACC Player of the Year after his senior season. He graduated with a degree in finance and a spot on the ACC Honor Roll, and his career scoring average is among the five best in school history.

Hank’s professional career began in Canada on the Mackenzie Tour, where he won for the first time in July 2017. He moved up the ranks through the Mackenzie Tour and the PGA Tour Latinoamerica, eventually earning a promotion to the Korn Ferry Tour, where he finished 25th on the money list in 2018 to earn his PGA Tour card for the first time. Hank has made just under 100 starts on the PGA Tour in five years, with five top-ten finishes. Hank, his wife, Mary, and his son, Henry, live in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.

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AMANDA POWELL, CLASS OF 2009 2023 ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

Amanda Powell, who graduated from Trinity Prep in 2009, ran track in middle and high school. Amanda was Individual State Champion in the long jump; she was on the winning 4x100 meter relay teams in 2006 and 2009 and was state runner-up seven times in various events. She was named Gatorade Player of the Year in 2005 and the Orlando Sentinel’s Varsity Sports Athlete of the Week in 2008 and 2009. Amanda broke school records in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, 4x100-meter relay, long jump, and triple jump; today she still holds the first three records. Her team awards include being District Champions five times, from 2005 to 2009.

Amanda graduated summa cum laude from the University of Florida in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation. She then studied birds in Florida (and for a short time in Hawaii) until 2019. She currently lives in Key West.

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TOMMY MULLER, CLASS OF 2009 2023 ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

Tommy Muller, a graduate of 2009, played soccer at Trinity Prep for three seasons and is described as one of the best players in the program. He arrived in the 8th grade ready to play, and he joined the Boy’s varsity soccer team as the only 8th grader that year to play on the varsity team. Tommy played for three years but was not able to play his senior year because he fractured his hip during the district championship the previous season. The team awards included a District Championship in 2006.

He went on to play soccer at Georgetown University, where he played center back.

He was the captain of the team for two years, taking the Hoyas to their first-ever NCAA National Championship game in 2012. He was drafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in 2013, the 15th pick of the first round, becoming the first player in Georgetown history to be drafted in the first round. Tommy played for San Jose for two years.

Currently, Tommy is the marketing director for The Adventure Challenge, an e-commerce brand. He also does health coaching and training and marketing consulting. Tommy and his wife, Margie, live in Orange County, California.

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Welcoming New Faces to Trinity Prep As the 2023-24 school year begins, Trinity Preparatory School of Florida will have several new faces on campus – three of whom will be taking the positions of Assistant Head of School, Assistant Head of School for External Affairs, and Athletics Director.

All have already been working on campus and making great strides in their new roles.

classroom teacher, upper school travel program coordinator, and culminating as the Director of Inclusion and Community. Fittingly, I ended my tenure at Hockaday with my last class of fourth graders who graduated in 2022.

I am a life-long learner and educator with 23 years of educational experience in public and independent schools combined. I hold a B.A. from the University of Texas at Tyler in communications with a minor in Spanish, and an M.A. from Southern Methodist University in bilingual education.

During my first year at Trinity, I focused on learning the internal and external community, including the culture, the city, and how the school continues to emerge as one of the best schools in the country.

MS. TRESA WILSON Assistant Head of School Could we start off by telling us a little bit about yourself, your job history and educational background? You have been here a year, so could you also expand on what you have been working on this last school year.

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During my first year at Trinity, I focused on learning the internal and external community, including the culture, the city, and how the school continues to emerge as one of the best schools in the country.

I have been fortunate to have various touchpoints directly with the students as a 6th-grade boys coadviser/team member; served as a thought partner to the upper school student leader, who organized the beloved Culture Fest; and seen the school through the eyes of local, national, and international organizations. Furthermore, I have led and assisted the school in executing its values to become increasingly attractive, inclusive, and welcoming to a diverse group of faculty.

What are you looking forward to this year and in your role?

Tell us how you feel about wearing the Trinity Prep Blue and Gold.

This school year presents numerous opportunities to further the strategic goals. I look forward to supporting our new employees' transition to our learning environment in partnership with the school community and continuing to build on our health and wellness initiative.

I feel a sense of community and that I am part of something bigger than myself. I think that is what we are looking for and are fortunate to find now more than ever at Trinity.

Describe what your day looks like in your position at Trinity Prep.

My day starts with 6th-grade advisory, including team meetings and supporting our parents as they navigate Trinity. After advisory, I start working on recruitment, based on our current openings, in partnership with key personnel. Also, as a supervisor, I have periodic meetings with the Trinity Preparatory School Fellow(s), who are recent college graduates or individuals interested in pursuing careers in secondary education. Then, depending on my schedule, there are various meetings regarding academic planning; curriculum; and ongoing initiatives with school administrators and personnel.

Describe a time you succeeded as a part of a team.

As the job market steadily evolved, we worked as a unit (i.e. administrators; department chairs; designated faculty/staff) to meet those opportunities and challenges with a renewed sense of purpose.

Each one of us brings a level of expertise and insight to our prospective roles to ensure that, through national searches, we recruit and hire talented employees who will embody the core values and school mission for our students, their parents, and the community at large.

What three adjectives would you use to describe yourself?

Curious, Driven, Passionate Tell us something that you like to do outside of work.

I enjoy exploring my neighborhood and surrounding cities through their restaurants and shops. I plan to visit various beaches this year.

MR. TODD HARTUNG Assistant Head of School for External Affairs Could we start off by telling us a little bit about yourself, about your job history and educational background?

I have spent the past 21 years working in education.

I have primarily worked in the advancement areas of independent schools that include development, marketing and communications, and strategic enrollment management. I have taught economics and coached wrestling and lacrosse. Most recently I spent the past 13 years at the Cannon School in Concord, North Carolina, as the director of advancement. I grew up in Connecticut and attended an independent school, The Loomis Chaffee School. I attended The University of North Carolina S UM MER 2023 | 55

at Chapel Hill and also received an MBA from Wake Forest University.

Tell us something that you like to do outside of work.

What are you looking forward to this year and in your role?

Love to work out and ride my road bike, watch my children play sports, and spend time with my family.

I am excited to join the Trinity Prep community, excited to have my children start school here. I am looking forward to elevating Trinity Prep's name and reputation in the Central Florida region.

Tell us how you feel about wearing the Trinity Prep Blue and Gold.

In my role as Assistant Head of School for External Affairs my days will often be very different but always share the same theme of helping us advance and get better in all that we do.

My entire family is already wearing the Trinity Prep Blue and Gold, and we are all representing the school.

Describe what your day will look like in your position at Trinity Prep.

In my role as Assistant Head of School for External Affairs, I get to be involved in many facets that help advance our school. From enrollment management, marketing, and strategic communications to gathering support to improve facilities and programs that enhance our ability to deliver on our mission, my days will often be very different but always share the same theme of helping us advance and get better in all that we do.

Describe a time you succeeded as a part of a team.

Looking back, I have been fortunate to be a part of multiple winning teams. I have been on leadership teams at schools where we set record enrollment and philanthropic giving levels. I coached a high school wrestling team to their first-ever state championship.

I was a starter on an ACC championship wrestling team while at UNC Chapel Hill and qualified for the NCAA wrestling tournament two years in a row.

What three adjectives would you use to describe yourself?

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MR. COLIN SULLIVAN Director of Athletics and Physical Education Could we start off by telling us a little bit about yourself,about your job history and educational background.

I’m a product of an independent school environment, having attended Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts as a boarding student. As an undergraduate student, I majored in history at the University of Mary Washington in Virginia. After graduation, I continued my education at Iona College, where I received my MBA while also serving as an assistant track and cross country coach for three years. This experience led me to athletics administration, where I’ve spent the last 30 years working in intercollegiate athletics

in various leadership roles at Marist College, Salve Regina University, and most recently as the deputy director of athletics at Brown University for the last seven years.

What are you looking forward to this year and in your role?

I’m most excited about the interconnectivity that comes with being part of a community where you are always engaged. Trinity Prep has outstanding students, athletes, and leaders and offers a supportive environment where students can be the best version of themselves. I look forward to providing an athletics experience that reflects the experience our students are having in the classroom.

Winning is the byproduct of the process. If we are committed to a process of improving each and every day, success will come. As a program, we always want to position ourselves to be successful and enable talented athletes to play a starring role while allowing novice athletes to discover a love of athletics and develop their abilities.

Tell us about your philosophy for athletics in terms of winning versus playing time.

athletics is about turning talent into a roaring inferno.

Describe what your day will look like in your position at Trinity Prep.

Working in athletics has many moving parts and requires much time and energy. A typical day will consist of event planning/operations, team travel, game contracts, student-athlete support, budgeting, etc. The best part of the day is having a front row seat at all the games. I’m blessed to have an opportunity to do the work that I love and share in the joy our athletes receive when participating in sports.

Describe a time you succeeded as a part of a team.

In college, I was fortunate enough to qualify for three NCAA cross-country championships. In my first two years, I qualified individually, but my greatest joy came during my senior year when the entire team qualified for the championship. Although I didn’t have my best individual performance at the NCAA qualifier, we rallied as a team and achieved our goal of qualifying for the National Championship meet. I will always cherish this accomplishment and appreciate the efforts put forth by my teammates!

What three adjectives would you use to describe yourself?

Helpful, Caring, Inclusive Tell us something that you like to do outside of work: Spending time with my family, including our two dogs, and running/exercising. Coming from the Ocean State, I unwind at the beach.

Tell us how you feel about wearing the Trinity Prep Blue and Gold.

I can’t wait to embrace the Trinity Prep traditions and wear the Blue and Gold! Go Saints!

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Letter From Advancement Dear Trinity Family, Our campus is full of activity and joy, excitement, and anticipation, now that a new school year has begun. Our students begin each day prepared to grow and ready to thrive, and they arrive at school excited for what lies ahead. Our amazing faculty, staff, advisers, and coaches are excited and are looking forward to providing another year of our phenomenal student experience, working to make an impact on each Trinity Prep student.

I am enjoying my first days here at Trinity Prep as both the Assistant Head of School for External Affairs – and, more importantly, as a Trinity Prep father of two daughters in the upper school.

It’s clear that everyone here is passionate to assist in the pursuit of improvements to achieve great things. You have stood behind previous initiatives to expand as an institution, and I am truly excited about the possibilities of what is next for Trinity Prep.

The support received by our community is of paramount importance and worthy of much recognition. Our Trinity Parents Organization (TPO), Athletic Boosters, Patrons of the Arts, and Board of Trustees are truly dedicated to ensuring that every Trinity student and every employee benefits from the collective generosity – whether by volunteering energy and time or by providing direct financial support.

I look forward to meeting all of you, and I appreciate your generosity and commitment to our students.

TODD HARTUNG Assitant Head of School for External Affairs

I look forward to meeting all of you, and I am appreciative of your generosity and commitment to our students.

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Trinity Triple Crown Auction & Soirée Celebrating Trinity Prep's commitment to excellence and community.

Every now and then, an event comes along that demonstrates the power of community and collective support. This past April, this was the case with Trinity Prep’s 17th biennial auction gala, “Trinity Triple Crown Auction & Soirée.” The evening not only celebrated the school's commitment to excellence but also showcased the tremendous impact of collaboration.

Parents, alumni, local businesses, faculty, and staff rallied to support and enhance the Trinity Prep student experience.

Organized by 2023 Auction Chair Lisa Martyny, the event comprised over 600 Trinity families, demonstrating the true testament to the strength and commitment of the Trinity Prep community. Months of meticulous planning and flawless execution went into making the auction event a resounding success.

The Derby-themed evening kicked off with live music, a delicious spread of southern fare, and attendees decked out in their best Derby-day attire. The attention to detail was evident in every aspect of the evening, vital to creating an enjoyable and memorable experience for all.

Beyond the glamor, the auction is the school’s singlelargest fundraising event. Over 632 items were collected and auctioned off throughout the fun-filled evening. Having raised over $198,000, the school is empowered to invest in cutting-edge technologies, enhance innovative programs, and expand global experiences.

With the next fundraising event on the horizon, Trinity Prep and its supporters eagerly await the opportunity to once again showcase their commitment, passion, and unwavering belief in the power of education.

When a community comes together, incredible things can happen–unlocking the limitless potential of future generations.

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The auction is near and dear to my heart. It brings the Trinity family together and builds community. I love that it generates tangible results such as teacher wishlist items and, this past year, provided tables and umbrellas in front of the DAC that our students appreciate and use!

MARY RANSON

President, Trinity Parents Organization

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Letter From Alumni Relations Dear Trinity Family, We are so excited to share with you the highlights of another year in the life of the Trinity family in pictures and prose. The pages of this magazine are filled with activities, events, awards, and news of students, faculty, and alumni– and what an impressive showing! It’s almost hard to believe that so much can happen in the course of a school year, but we’re delighted to have this issue as a record.

Elizabeth Lowndes McIntosh '78 Director of Alumni Relations

As our Trinity family continues to grow, we are grateful for the chance to create a space for the family to celebrate accomplishments, milestones–and gatherings!

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The upcoming school year will be filled with lots of opportunities to connect with Trinity family members. We will be rolling out a “shadow” day for our juniors to partner with area alumni to learn about various careers–more information on that to come. Plans are in the works for alumni events in several cities around the country. We’ve included a calendar in this issue for our more traditional gatherings–so save the dates! And you’re always welcome to join us on campus for a contest or a performance.

As our Trinity family continues to grow, we are grateful for the chance to create a space for the family to celebrate accomplishments, milestones–and gatherings! We hope that you will continue to share with us your stories so that we can spread the good news. Our students and families can look to our alumni for inspiration, and our alumni can marvel at what our students and faculty are achieving.

Enjoy this issue, make plans to join us for an event (or two), and stay in touch!

Golden T Classic

It was a terrific turnout at the Country Club of Orlando, kicking off Trinity Prep’s 40th Annual Golden T Classic. More than seventy alumni, parents, faculty, and friends assembled on the green, teeing off in support of tuition assistance for the Trinity Prep Fund. We thank our tournament sponsors and players who came out for a great game of golf and to support an important cause. As always, it was a golden day at the Golden T!

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Jingle Mingle

Making spirits bright for the holiday with friends and family at the Alumni Jingle Mingle! The Trinity family gathered in Winter Springs once again to celebrate the season with one another, sharing laughs, good food, and cherished memories.

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Reunion Weekends We had a lot of catching up to do this year with reunions, so we gathered–and gathered! We kicked off our fall Reunion Weekend on Friday night at the Winter Park Farmers’ Market and celebrated everyone! It was wonderful to hear stories from our earliest grads as well as to congratulate Dean Rhoads on his recent retirement. Saturday night found our first three graduating classes, ’70, ’71, and ’72, celebrating their 50th reunions at the Winter Park Country Club. A Zoom component made sure that everyone got to participate!

Our spring Reunion Weekend put us back on our regular schedule, honoring the 3s and the 8s. Back at the Farmers’ Market, the All Alumni event Friday night, with special guest Susan Lilley, started a great weekend that included a gathering of Coach Andy Denicole’s former players and other alumni for a spirited game of softball Saturday morning. Saturday evening we introduced our Chi Rho Society at the on-campus celebration of the Class of ’73’s 50th reunion and inducted the Class of ’73 as members with a pinning ceremony. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make our reunions such a success this year. We are grateful for the incredible help of our reunion chairs, Cindy Wilson and Joie Watson Cadle from the class of ’70 and Ray Herod and Mark Hanna from the class of ’72. Winston DuBose helped set the stage for the class of ’73 and its introduction of the Chi Rho Society Endowed Scholarship Fund, and Mike Ballard ’85 organized the wonderful softball game in honor of Coach Denicole.

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NYC ALUMNI GATHERING We were in a New York state of mind late January as we gathered with a group of Trinity Prep alumni at Haswell Green’s.

There’s no better way to spend a Saturday afternoon than catching up with old friends and making new ones–especially Saints!

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lass note

1972

KEVIN KILLIANY and his wife, Valerie, came to campus in April 2022, speaking of the inspiration for his books, “Down to Dirt” and “Life on Dirt.” He also has written media tie-in for “Doctor Who” and “Star Trek.” Kevin told funny and engaging stories about the journey and shared good advice for writers-to-be. Kevin and his wife, Valerie, have three children, Alethea, Anson, and Daya.

not for me. So I headed back to school and earned an MA in anthropology from Arizona State University followed by a PhD in geography from the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Teaching beckoned, and after stints at the University of Toledo and Texas State University, I retired as an associate professor with numerous peer-reviewed articles and a co-edited book, "Geospatial Techniques in Urban Hazard and Disaster Analysis" under my belt. My retirement coincided with the start of a new five-year journey, during which my spouse and I served in the role of long-distance primary caregivers for her aging Mom. "The Caregiver's Journey: A Roadmap for Navigating Your Path" sprang out of those years and was specifically created to provide other caregivers useful tools for smoothing their own paths.”

1974 JANE FUSTON SCOTT and her husband, David, live in North Charleston, SC. Jane and David have three sons, Robert, Charles, and Sean. Jane loves hearing about TPS family, and friends.

1975 PAMELA SHOWALTER, after earning a BA in English from Vanderbilt University, worked in the corporate world for ten years, eventually becoming a financial analyst at a Fortune 500 company. “Those years taught me a couple of important lessons: first, my parents were right, I really COULD do anything I set my mind to, and second, corporate life was

BARBARA BARTELT CALDWELL is the Assistant Director of Development for the LSMSA

Foundation. She and her husband, Jack, have three children, John, Sean, and Doug, three grandsons, ages 3-5, and a new granddaughter.

1980

EDWARD WOODWARD is living and working in the San Francisco Bay area as a vascular surgeon and enjoying life with his wife, Kaini, and four-year-old son.

1976 MARTHA HARDWICH HOFMEISTER was awarded Altrusa International, Inc.’s highest honor, the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanitarian Award, on July 29, 2021. This award honors the legendary Eleanor Roosevelt, who included active membership in the Altrusa Club of New York City in her service-oriented life. It is Altrusa International’s only award given to an individual member.

Designed to recognize an Altrusan who makes a lasting contribution to community service, recipients must have a distinguished service record at the local, district, and international levels.

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1988

ROB MCMICHAEL is an Internal Medicine physician with St. Clair Health in Mars, PA.

1993 STEVE HOLLAND has retired-twice!

1983 DAVID BRANTLEY retired at the end of July 2021 after 30 years of service in the U.S. Department of Defense. Mr. Brantley served four years on active duty in the Marine Corps as an infantry squad leader and 26 years as a civilian research anthropologist for the Army. Upon retirement Mr. Brantley was awarded the Department of the Army Civilian Service Achievement Medal. He currently resides in Brimfield, MA with his wife, Jannette. His daughter Tiana is a sophomore at Smith College, and his daughter Thalia is in her final year of the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Northeastern.

PARDIS SABETI accepted her Time100 Impact Award, which recognizes global leaders who have gone above and beyond to move their industries and the world forward, on October 2, 2022.

1998

RICHARD LORD co-founded ADRsource, LLC, a disputeresolution service provider.

GEORGE ELLIS and his wife, Lorrie, are having a great time raising grandkids, Zachary, Maddison, and Gaige. George asks, “Did you know I competed in the Morey Boogie International Professional Championships at Bonsai Pipeline in 1986 and 1987?”

1986 STEPHANIE NELSON GARRIS of Grace Medical Home in Orlando was named one of Orlando Business Journal 2021 CEOs of the Year.

KRISTEN GUTTMAN and J.J. DICKEY welcomed baby Morgan Kelly Dickey on June 15, 2023.

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1999

2001 RICARDO LUGO began work as a cardiac electrophysiologist at Ascension St. Thomas West in Nashville, TN, after completing his fellowship at Vanderbilt University in 2019. He had the privilege of being the first in middle Tennessee to implant a new wireless pacemaker and offer this new technology to patients.

2002 JASON ZORN moved to Austin, TX, in January 2021. As Apple's Global Support Manager, Jason coordinates and oversees all support operations for the company's mapping fleets worldwide. He has been in the role for more than five years.

Jason says, “If you've noticed white Subaru cars mapping the roads with a large rig attached, you have seen my team and our work. Additionally, you may have seen improved directions and street views on Apple Maps as a result of our work!”

2000

SARAH THOMPSON was nominated for her work as a writer/producer on Showtime's “Yellowjackets” at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards.

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CARINA GERSCOVICH '04 and her husband, Craig, welcomed their first child, Cayden, on January 14, 2023. On July 29, 2023 the Gerscovich famiy welcomed a baby sister, Colette.

BRIAN GOLD and his wife, Heather, welcomed their first child, Evelyn Marcey Gold, on November 18, 2021.

2004

SARAH BADAWI and OMEED JAFARI welcomed baby Laura Ellis Jafari on May 23, 2023.

DAVID KEELINGS and JOHANNA ENGSTROM welcomed their first child, Alexander Keelings, on December 20, 2021.

2005

ELIZABETH VAN ARSDALE and MARK YANTORNI welcomed baby Zoey Gwen Yantorni on June 18, 2023.

2009 ALEXANDER FERGUSON made his Broadway debut in “Hamilton” in September 2021.

AMANDA POWELL and her husband, Ike, welcomed baby Marina on June 30, 2023.

2010 DR. LAUREN DAVIS is a physician at Women's Care Florida.

2006

AUSTIN MCWILLIAMS and his wife, Holly, welcomed their first child Hiker James McWilliams on May 11, 2020. On May 4, 2022 the McWilliams family welcomed baby brother, Bo Robin McWilliams.

2008 SAM RANG and his wife, Kelly, welcomed baby Casey Rang on August 31, 2022.

CHRISTIAN WEAVER works as an infectious disease physician at Eastern Virginia Medical School, and his wife Amy works as a pediatric radiologist at the local children's hospital, the Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters.

They are actively involved in the education of medical students and resident doctors.

2007 JEAN BALAGUER was awarded the 2021 Young Hispanic Corporate Achievers ™ (YHCA) for The Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR).

DENÉE BENTON stars as Peggy Scott in the much-anticipated HBO series, “The Gilded Age,” which premiered in January 2022.

SEAN OLENEK obtained his doctorate in chiropractic medicine from Palmer Chiropractic College, the founding school of chiropractic.

Dr. Olenek is licensed in the state of Florida to practice acupuncture and is with Schill Chiropractic in Casselberry.

Sean and his wife, COURTNEY WALMER ‘07, live in Maitland and welcomed daughter, Isla, in 2021. They are expecting another daughter in January.

2013

ELENA KLEIN, a graduate of Columbia University in 2017, S UM MER 2023 | 75

recently graduated from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies with an MPA and an MA in International Education Management.

Additionally, Elena was selected as one of about 15 people from over 3,000 applicants as an international development fellow at Catholic Relief Services. She will start her fellowship year in Madagascar in August after finishing her UNESCO internship in July.

2015

2017 TONY MORENO made his Broadway debut in “The Book of Mormon” in January 2023.

2018

2014 ALEXANDER SWERDLOFF and Octavia Rose Klausman married in April 2020.

2016

Classmates GEORGE PERKINS, KYLE BORCK, and CHRIS GOGGINS graduated from High Point University. Chris accepted a position in Houston with Mutual of Omaha in their Defined Benefits B2B sales training program.

2021

DANIELLE ROBINSON began pursuing her MBA at Harvard Business School in the fall of 2022. Since graduating from Spelman College in 2018 with a BA in economics, Danielle has worked as a consultant at Deloitte Consulting LLP in Atlanta. She plans to use her time at Harvard to deepen her business expertise in preparation for a career in human capital strategy.

GABE THOMAS entered Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine in August 2021 as part of its first cohort of Dean’s Equity Scholars.

TYLER REIK is a realtor with Keller Williams Winter Park Realty.

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2023-24 UPCOMING EVENTS OCTOBER 6 Homecoming and AllAlumni Tailgate DECEMBER 21 Jingle Mingle FEBRUARY 9 9th Annual Author Fest MARCH 1 Fleur de Lis Cup ’24 MARCH 8 Grandparents' Day APRIL 26-27 Alumni Reunion Weekend MAY 24 Class of 2024 Graduation

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In Memoriam CLARINDA JOHNSON EASTMAN ’71 October 10, 2019

SEAN HEMPSTED ’15 January 25, 2022

ANDREW LEE BOYD, JR. ’71 December 18, 2019

JOHN THOMAS “JAY” JOHNSON, JR. ’78 March 20, 2022

CATHERINE MUNRO FENNER ’77 February 6, 2020

C. HOWARD MCNULTY, former trustee March 28, 2022

BRENT RAINEY PALMER ’97 March 20, 2020

BYRON H. PERKINS ’81 April 8, 2022

EDWARD “NED” RICHARDS LANG ’72 November 16, 2020

PETER T. MARCH ’81 April 11, 2022

MARK J. GERSCOVICH ’83 March 19, 2020

WILLIAM “BILL” MADDEN ’75 September 20, 2022

AL BERON, former employee January 30, 2021

KARIM SMITHER ’02 September 26, 2022

TOM CROFT ’80 March 19, 2021

NICOLE LEDBETTER DEARMAN ’00 October 7, 2022

GORDON H. HARRIS, former trustee April 1, 2021

LOUISE BORSOI, former teacher October 22, 2022

CECILIA ARNEY ’20 July 31, 2021

MARLI NELSON ’85 December 31, 2022

DAVID LEPOW ’79 September 8, 2021

DEBORAH HOUGHTON SCHMIDT ’70 April 30, 2023

MARY FORD NEWS ’71 October 8, 2021

CHRISTOPHER A. “CHRIS” HOLLER ’87 June 14, 2023

ALTON “SKEE” ABBOTT, former employee January 10, 2022

CARRIELLEN “TERRI” GODSELL, former employee July 3, 2023

CAROL STANLEY FENNER, former trustee January 18, 2022

Keep watch, Lord God, over all your Saints; lead us to embrace You as the source of all Truth. Bless the whole Trinity family; fill us with Your Word and Wisdom. Guide us by your Holy Spirit; may everything that we say and do bring honor and glory to Your Holy Name. Amen.

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JOSEPH ALEXANDER “JAY” ST. JOHN Former Headmaster September 29, 1948–May 14, 2023

Joseph Alexander "Jay" St. John, beloved educator and coach, died Sunday, May 14, 2023, after a long illness.

Born on September 29, 1948, in Manhattan's Lenox Hill Hospital, Jay grew up in Old Greenwich, CT, before attending the Delbarton School in Morristown, NJ, and Boston University. Jay began his career in education at The Fessenden School in Newtown, MA, where he shared his passion for knowledge, his infectious sense of humor, and his incredible zest for life with his students and athletes.

After Fessenden, Jay taught at the Allen Stevenson School in Manhattan before moving to Trinity Preparatory School in Winter Park, FL, where he served as history teacher, football coach, Dean of Students, and Head of School. Jay met his wife, Beth, in Winter Park and they married in 1989 and had their daughter, Kate, in 1991.

After several successful years at Trinity, the St. Johns moved to Davie, FL, where Jay led The University School, and then to Southern Pines, NC, where he served as Head of School at The O'Neal School. A longtime member of The Episcopal Church, Jay led Emmanuel Episcopal Day School in Southern Pines before moving to Dothan, AL, where he served as Head of School at Houston Academy, followed by Frederica Academy in St. Simons Island, GA. Jay and Beth retired to the Tampa area in 2016.

Jay St. John loved music, movies, literature, and adventure. He was an avid traveler who greatly preferred experience to material wealth and took great pleasure in visiting foreign countries and new locales with Beth, Kate, and countless friends. Jay had a keen sense of humor, an indefatigable optimism, and a tremendous positive spirit. He loved a good story, was a gifted raconteur, and had a genuine curiosity about people that allowed him to make friends wherever he went. As a teacher, coach, and administrator, Jay is remembered for his unwavering ability to see and encourage the potential in every individual. He believed in a well-rounded education that allowed students to explore their interests and discover their strengths, and he was a relentless champion of the underdog, inspiring legions of students to aim higher and achieve more than they thought possible. A faithful friend, a loving husband, a proud father, and a truly exceptional man, Jay will be sorely missed by those who were privileged to know him.

Jay St. John was preceded in death by his parents, William Black St. John and Kathleen O'Connell St. John, and his brother William. He is survived by his sister Kathleen St. John of Peekskill, NY, a nephew and three nieces, daughter Kate of Brooklyn, NY, and wife Beth.

Source: www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/joseph-alexander-st-john-obituary?id=51965891

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2022-2023

nnual repor Trinity Prep Fund Leadership Level Gifts and Sponsorships July 1, 2022June 30, 2023

FOUNDERS CIRCLE $10,000+ Kim and Steve Alch ○ ● Francesca and Andrew Asher ’91 ○ ● ☼ Johannah and Stew Brown ○ ● ☼ Stacey and Todd Demetriades ○ ● Lisa and Dykes Everett ● Karen and Stephen Gilmer ● Bridget and James Hawley ○ ● ☼ Henry L. Kimelman Family Foundation ○ Catherine and Jesper Knudsen ’90 ● Mari Hirano-Kang and Barry Kang ● Charles Kovaleski ● Lindsey Von Weller Kovaleski ’99 and Mike Kovaleski ’99 ○ ● ◊ The Malone Family Foundation Judy Burnett Manning and Kelvin Manning ○ ● Susan and Stephen Roberts ’73 ○ ● ∆ Carla and Cliff Stein ● Eileen and Sebastian Tongson ○ ● Violet & Harold Jaeke Foundation, Inc. ● The Warren & Augusta Hume Foundation ○

TRUSTEES SOCIETY $5,000-$9,999 Amy Jeffress and Casey Cooper ’84 ○ ● First ○ Robert Johnson ’73 ○ Kelli and Mark Martin ○ ● Lisa and David Martyny ○ ☼ ◊ Victoria and John Myers ● Jennifer Yang and Mike Pei ○ Ginny Wood Susi ’00 and Phillip Susi ’98 ○ Heather and Sam Stark ○ ● Paula Shives ○ Sodexo Services ☼ ◊ Nicole and Jonathan Taylor ○ Meina Jia and Limin Wang ○

HEAD OF SCHOOL SOCIETY $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous ○ Laila and Ariff Alidina ’92 ○ Heather and Todd Baron ○ Michelle and Don Currie ○ Mimi and Dick Ford ○ Barbara and James Grant ○ Betsy and Shelton Granade ○ Blair and Bill Hull ○

Dennis Herron ○ Diane Holmes ’73 and Jim Holloway ∆ Brian Kupke ’05 ○ Qian Wang and Ming Liu ○ Meredith DiGeorge and Daniel McGaw ○ ☼ Ghada Sallit and Firas Munjed ○ ● Liz Lowndes McIntosh ’78 and Dan McIntosh ○ Jennifer Sauer and Ross Osterman ○ Amy and Ken Ritterbusch ○ Mary and Mark Ranson ○ ☼ Rainbow Distributors USA, Inc. ☼ Kristy and Patrick Summers ○ ☼ Patty and Patrick Sherman ○ Dilya Zakirjanova and Bek Talipov ○ Marilyn Mycoff Williams ’74 and Len Williams ’74 ◊ Tina and Jay Rooth ○ Sonia Rashid and Mohammad Zaman ○ ☼

CORNERSTONE CLUB $1,000-$2,499 Judy and David Albertson ○ Carina Gerscovich Borkon ’04 and Craig Borkon ○ ● Jackie and Derryl Benton ○ Lanita and Reginald Brown ○ Lynne and Dan Bachrach ’89 ○ Melanie and David Brenner ○ Ross Beach ’09 ◊ Stephanie Dryden and Robbie Boerth ○ Tracy Bonday ○ Wanda and Paul Bouldin ’73 ∆ James Crell ○ Lucy and Mike Carney ○ Rachel and Joseph Cloyd ’98 ○ Beth and Jim DeSimone ○ Nancy and Donald Day ○ Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation, Inc. ◊ Jason Eichenholz ● Melissa and Dan Gerscovich ’00 ○ ● Nell Robinson Gonzalez ’02 and Javier Gonzalez ○ Allison and Pete Hosbein ○ Janet and Tain-Yen Hsia ○ Jenny Ouyang and Jiashun Huang ○ Kristen and Davis Hostetter ’04 ○ Ora-Monet Hughes ’04 ● J.McLaughlin ☼ Jill and Alan Johnson ’73 ∆ Johnson & Johnson Foundation ○ Karen and Brian Kogon ○ Lyn and Andy Kleiman ○ Courtney Haught and Byron Lawson Jr. ○ Sharon Lerner ○ Metz Culinary Management ◊ Valerie Herold and Michael McFalls ○ Kristen Chernuta-Ramos and Ryan Ramos ○ Robyn and Matt Raffa ○ ○ Annual Fund

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Kelly Smith ○ Loria and Jonathan Sheppeard ◊ Matt Stanchina ’02 ◊ Ravi Sankar ’08 ○ Robin and Phillip Senderowitz ○ Steve Saxon ’73 ○ Liz Fasula Whiting ’03 and Corey Whiting ’03 ○ Lynn Wilbur ○ Lynne and Larry Watson ○ Pamela and David Waud ○ Rawn Williams ’84 ○ Tracey and Whit Watson ’89 ○ Tresa Wilson ○

SCHOLARS CLUB $500-$999 Andrea and Stephen (d) Baron ○ Erica and Jason Bates ○ Ginger Bondesen ○ Laura and Gregory Brewer ○ Suzanne and Robert Bryskin ○ Jennifer and Paul Cipparone ○ Carolina Cordova and Sebastian de la Fuente ○ Sara and Jason Dowdy ○ Ouida Arnall Foster ’94 and Brett Foster ○ Kelly Gaines ○ Nicole and Lawrence Harasym ○ Sandra and Don Harvey ’87 ○ Stephanie and Gregg Hill ○ Susie and Ed Kleiman ○ Helen Brumback Leonard ’87 and Tony Leonard ○ Ashley and Nathan Male ○ Beth and Vinod Malik ○ Gigi and Parimal Maniar ○ Jody and Craig Maughan ○ Kimberly Tompkins ’90 and Alex Marks ○ Lisa McCrystal ○ Sara and Brad Osleger ’98 ○ Andrea and Paul Perkins ’84 ○ Cally and Oscar Patino ○ Ginny and Garry Sines ○ Katie and Thad Seymour Jr. ○ Amy and Brian Steketee ○ ◊ Lucretia and Mike Toth ’75 ○ Pei-Fen Tseng ○ The Grove on Park ☼ Nancy and Dale Vosburgh ○

BENEFACTORS CLUB $250-$499 Alexander Ashkar ○ ∆ Chi Rho

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Rebecca Felman Anders and Christopher Anders ◊ Sarah Thompson ’00 and Nick Allard ’01 ○ Randy Brown ○ Ruth Ann Bledsoe ○ Sarah Badawi ’04 ○ Stacy and Jay Brock ○ Teresa and Ozer Balli ○ Central Florida Foundation ○ Wendy and Robert Collette ○ Will Crane ’99 ○ Catherine Davey ○ Donna Daviduke ○ Jing and Richard De Baere ○ Stephen Dickmann ○ Ellen Chamberlain and Aaron Edwards ○ Allison Muller Ghivizsani ’77 and Steve Ghivizzani ○ Isabel and Anthony Guarino ○ Mary and Richard George ’86 ○ Terry Gilliam ○ Ansley and Dave Holt ◊ Caprice Harrold ○ Deanna and Mike Hill ○ Jenny and David Holt ○ Susan desJardins and Chris Henderson ○ Victor Incinelli ○ Elisabeth and Daminder Johar ○ Becky and Tom Kohm ○ Karen Klauson ○ Kelly and Eric Kortman ○ Ana Maria Sanson and Salvador Lairet ○ Ananda and Don Lawson ○ Carrie and Stephen Lopez ○ Sheryl and Scott Lezberg ’94 ○ Elmarie and Bruce Mortimer ○ Kelly and Justin Mahler ○ Lauren and Scott McIver ○ Linda and Rusty McClelland ’76 ○ Neva and Bill Meek ○ Dee Dee and Stephen Novacki ○ ◊ Shannon and Philip Nanus ○ Hortensia Quevedo Pini and Ray Pini ○ Jadzia Butler Pierce ’06 and Mike Pierce ○ Jon Palma ’96 ○ Josh Proemsey ’04 ○ Maria and Eloy Quevedo ○ Cathy and Tom Riley ◊ Jessica and Bryan Reuss ○ Kelly and Martin Ressler ○ Lisa George Ramsby ’79 and Greg Ramsby ○ Mollie Roberts ’75 ○ Andrea and Steve Sellars ○ Anne Marie and Brad Stricklin ○ Jyothi Raviprasad and Ravi Subraya ○ Nancy and Mark Staples ’70 ○ Pascaline Straube ○ Yadhira and Guillermo Sollberger ○ Fei Xu and Lincoln Tomlinson ○ Gina Jacobs Thomas and Jon Thomas ○ ○ Annual Fund

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Drew VanderMay ’03 ○ Barbara Scott Williamson ’71 and Peter Wenner ○ Ann and Douglas Woodman ’78 ◊ Erin and Jim White ◊ Joy Stuart Willey ’84 and David Willey ○ Kirsty and Jeff Walker ○ Mari and Rev. Russell Wohlever ○ Pamela and Michael Willoughby ○ Scottie Smith and Jeffrey Wilemon ○ Trecia Wiener-Long and Eric Weiner ○ Pamela and Eric Zaytzeff ○

UNDER $250 Amazon Smile ○ Angela and Eugenia Alonso ○ Anonymous ○ Felicia Lopez-Krolik and Jorge Amador ○ Genny and Chris Agnew ○ Irina and James Ashcraft ○ Jen and Scott Aaron ○ Karla Alston ○ Kimberly and Tony Azzollini ○ Mike Arney ○ Prasanthi and Rajesh Alluri ○ Amy and Craig Bailey ○ Andrea Budjack ○ Brittany and Daniel Brown ○ Cathy Beatty ○ Charlene Robertson and Kurt Bowman ○ David Barquist ’75 ○ Emily Massey-Burmeister and Brandon Burmeister ’00 ○ Fleming Ford Bartoszek ’02 and Peter Bartoszek ○ Gordon Blitch ’83 ○ Judy Jones Booth ’75 and Patrick Booth ○ Kelsey Fuller Brown ’10 and Trevor Brown ’10 ○ Lars and Malgorzata Becker ○ Mariana Armas and Manuel Betancourt ○ Merlyn Bohler ○ Mindy and Ed Bennett ○ Nicole and Jared Baker ○ Rachel Bach Bridgeman ’00 ○ Robyn and Darrin Beyea ○ Sarah Bachrach ’23 ○ Shannon and Jay Bergman ○ Adriana Rueda-Barrera and Rene Cabeza ○ Caroline Carney ’14 ○ Caroline Tyre Cookingham ’75 and Jay Cookingham ○ Christina and Chance Carter ○ Christine Grover and Anibal Chiari ○ Cristina Cambo ’03 ○ Elena Crocitto ○ Jackie and James Carlin ○ Jeannette and Charles Campbell ○ Jenn Beaman Clark ’97 and Graham Clark ○ Joie Watson Cadle ’70 ○ Jose and Mirla Cruz ○ ∆ Chi Rho

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Judy and Rich Cushing ○ Karen and Tom Cary ○ Kyle Curran ’12 ○ Leslie and Alfred Canal ○ Liz Corey ’80 ○ Maya Dema and Robert Cambridge ○ Ninita and Vaibhav Choksey ○ Pilar and Eduardo Carvajal ○ Scott Cassell ○ Sonia Sullivan Clifton and Steve Clifton ○ Susanna Cox ○ Tim Carney ’12 ○ Trisha and VJ Colvin ’85 ○ Yolanda and Bob Cadle ’70 ○ Amanda and Bill Dean ○ Armando Davila ’04 ○ Carroll Curtis Dyer ’78 and Doug Dyer ○ Elise Dalkin ’14 ○ Ethel Danhof ○ Jen Donahue ’01 ○ Joanne and Leo Davis ○ Maria and Freddy DeCoster ○ Mary and Paul Donohue ○ Penny and Patrick Delerme ○ Charlene and Jeffrey Evensen ○ Kathleen Escano ○ Keeley Ehrenreich ○ Lillian and Glenn Earl ○ Nicholas Eliason ○ Tim Eischens ○ Alyssa Fernandez ○ Gloria Fry ○ Javier Garcia Fernandez ○ Jennifer and Pedro Fernandez ○ Paula and Lennox Flynn ○ Susan and Paul Fletcher ○ Susan Frederick ○ Trey Farris ○ Carroll and David Goggin ○ Emily and Andy Greenlee ’94 ○ Haley and Derek Gregg ○ Heather and Brian Gold ’02 ○ Herve Le Guilloux ○ Jeff Gutierrez ○ Kendra and Jack Graham ○ Kymberly Moreland-Garnett and Steven Garnett ○ Rachael Gryder ○ Robin and Tim Grenz ○ Sean Giefing ○ Sue and Joe Golmanavich ○ Tadas Grigaliunas ○ Chad Hagle ’94 ○ Chris Diebel Hempsted ’83 and David Hempsted ○ Ezgi and Ersoy Hur ○ Heather Hernan ○ Julie Osmanski-Harmon and David Harmon ○ Kristie and Brian Hickok ○ Melissa and Scott Hopkins ○ ○ Annual Fund

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Norali Hernandez ○ Patricia and Earle Harris ○ Sarah and Isaac Hill ○ Sarah Hornbeck ○ Stella and Ala Haddadin ○ Tom Horton ’83 ○ Janette and Don Johannsen ○ Kathy Joseph ○ Kiva and Bradley James ○ Lynda and Darrell Jobman ○ Sarah Jones ’01 ○ Anu and Siva Kondapalli ○ Claudia and Brent Koepke ○ Ellison Kupperman ○ Heather and Brannon Kimley ○ Helene Santanastasio-Krahling and Christopher Krahling ○ Inny Kim ○ Jane Koepke ○ Kazuko and Dai Kimura ○ Kelly Kozma ○ Kenn Kniel ○ Laura and Robert Kimbrough ○ Lorajean and Kevin Keith ○ Mussarrat Khawaja ○ Rita and Tom Kienle ○ Roxann and Steve Krueger ○ Teresa and Chris Keen ○ Amanda Loudon ○ Denise Lippucci ○ Erin and Robert Legler ○ Jennifer and Edward Lightman ○ Jennifer and Steve Levy ○ Jocelyn and Ali Laassel ○ Joey LaPaglia ’02 ○ Karen and Bill Lang ○ Kelly Garrett Levin ’00 and Ken Levin ○ Lang Sun and Dazhong Li ○ Lisa and Jon Larsen ’96 ○ Mary Lacey ○ Michichan Langston ○ Sara Michael-Luna and David Luna ○ Susan Lilley ○ Zach Lezberg ’00 ○ Barbara Minderman ○ Carol and Elliot Marcus ○ Dana Miller ○ Dennis Murphy ○ Donna and Bob McIntosh ’73 ○ ∆ Donna Walker and Bill Milsten ○ Elizabeth McIntosh ’09 ○ Erin Verkler Miller ’00 and Jeff Miller ’00 ○ Evelyn Moskovitz ○ Hannah Robertson Miller ’98 and Wade Miller ○ Helouise Mapa ○ Holly Ownby McWilliams and Austin McWilliams '07 ○ Indira Chand-Morel and Lincoln Morel ○ Jack McIntosh ’12 ○ ∆ Chi Rho

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James Martin ○ Janeva Waked Morfaw ’05 and Columbus Morfaw ○ Jasmin and Mateo Marcasciano ○ Jenna and Brandon McDermed ○ Jillian and Joseph Macau ○ Joan Matthews ○ Joann Moy ○ Joey Martin ’08 ○ Karine Fakhreddine and Wael Mohamed ○ Katy Magruder ’07 ○ Kendall and Steven McElveen ○ Kyle McGimsey ○ Lambrine and Ronnie Macejewski ○ Liz and Ralph Mazza ○ Maureen May ○ Melinda and David Marshall ○ Melissa Martinez ○ Meredith and Vadim Malkin ○ Mollie Baldwin McBroom ’92 ○ Tam Grindle Marshall ’00 and Jason Marshall ’98 ○ Tara McArdle ○ Christopher Newman ○ Ema and Norbert Lou ○ Kristy and Dennie Nave ○ Sandi Nelson ○ Susan and Mark Nicolle ’76 ○ Vamsee and Swapna Nalagandla ○ Barbara and Paul Olson ○ Betty Ohallaron ○ Jillian Orso ○ Malika Omawale ○ Michelle Ott ○ Annah Patterson ○ Carolyn and Tom Pringle ○ Christine Pope ’99 ○ Georgia Parker ○ Jackie and Harry Pappas ○ Janine Papin ○ Karen and Elliot Peters ○ Karen Pengra ○ Lauren Perny Pragoff ’99 and Scott Pragoff ○ Melissa King-Polsinelli and Ken Polsinelli ○ Priscilla and Arthur Pini ○ Ricky Proctor ’99 ○ Ron and Rosemarie Piccolo ○ Sheila Pettman ○ Stacey and Jason Paul ○ Susan and Doug Parker ’72 ○ Tanya and Alex Podchaski ○ Jinmei Qi and Lijun Qu ○ Lori Metz Quattlebaum ’89 and Gerald Quattlebaum ○ Claudia and Brian Rinaldi ○ Debrah Zeitler Reeve and Timothy Reeve ○ Glennys and Stefan Rubin ○ Karen and Andy Ray ○ Kim and Jerry Ragan ○ Lee Anne Rambeau ○ ○ Annual Fund

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Linda Rizzo ○ Maddy Zollo Rusbosin ’05 and Nate Rusbosin ○ Seerayi Gunasekaran and Vikram Ramprakash ○ Steven Rosenstock ’87 ○ Alison and Scott Silvestry ○ Amber Fasula Scharlau ’97 and Scott Scharlau ○ Andi and Jeremy Sockwell ○ Andrew Strecker ’98 ○ Ann Skippers ○ Antoinette Santanastasio ○ Barbara and Jess Salinas ○ Debbie Sharooz Stockton ’76 and Jim Stockton ○ Denise and Rob Smith ○ Donald Smith ○ Geeya and Dale Sickler ○ Giovanni Suarez ○ Glenda and Scott Sukup ○ Hallie Smith ○ Hannah Parker Schuttler ’13 and John Schuttler ’13 ○ Heidi and Russell Swanson ○ Jessica and Jonathan Squires ’02 ○ Joanna Shujman ’05 ○ Judith Shujman ○ Kelsey Shulman ’11 ○ Laura and Danny Sanborn ’01 ○ Mary Sell ’06 ○ Megan and Lenny Simara ○ Nathalie and Jordan Steinberg ○ Pardis Sabeti ’93 ○ Rebecca and Clifford Selsky ○ Rehana Shakil ○ Rylan Smith ○ Sally and Steve Simmons ○ Sarah Sprinkle ○ Shari Greene and Dale Sagotsky ○ Sharon Simon ○ Stephanie and Scott Sheffler ’83 ○ Susan and Terry Speicher ○ Taylor Schaeffer ’14 ○ Vanessa and Nick Spallone ○ Wendy and Tom Schuett ○ Daxx Terry ’04 ○ Denise Turner ○ Keri and Jeremy Thompson ○ Peter Thatcher ○ Sarah Thompson ○ Wendy Toscano ○ David Urbach ’82 ○ Andrea Akerman Voss ’86 and Gary Voss ○ Mearle and George Venketsamy ○ Melissa and Ed Valley ○ Natalie and John Ververis ○ Beth Karres Wehr ’82 and James Wehr ○ Donald Worcester ○ Donna and Jerry Wiliams ○ Gabriela Weaver ○ Gisela Alvarez and Darryl Wallington ○ ∆ Chi Rho

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J David Davila Amy and Brian Davis Stacey and Todd Demetriades Susan desJardins and Chris Henderson Amy and Steven DiClemente Meredith DiGeorge and Daniel McGaw Marie and Brian Dinklage Ginger and Greg Duggan Sarah duPont-Robbins Ellen Chamberlain and Aaron Edwards Afi Eframian and Adam Tanielian Rebecca Felman Anders and Christopher Anders Aileen and Melvin Field Aileen and Melvin Field Nina Fine Holly and Dave Fisher Shea and Kenneth Franques Emma Fritz Chong and Robert Chong Sylvia and Les Fultz Michelle and Zhan Gamboa Ozlem and Ivan Garibay Ivan and Ozlem Garibay Shelby Gerking Karen and Stephen Gilmer Sue and Chris Giordano Emily and Andy Greenlee ’94 Haley and Derek Gregg Monika and Pancham Gupta Stella and Ala Haddadin Julie Osmanski-Harmon and David Harmon Sandra and Don Harvey ’87 Mya and Alonzo Hatchette Bridget and James Hawley Susan desJardins and Chris Henderson Melissa and Edward Hennebery Heather Hernan Valerie Herold and Michael McFalls Kristie and Brian Hickok India and Ryan Hill Mari Hirano-Kang and Barry Kang Melissa and Scott Hopkins Blair and Bill Hull Stephanie and Garland Ingram Gina Jacobs Thomas and Jon Thomas Kiva and Bradley James Nancy and Daniel Johnson Kathy Joseph Stacy and Barry Kalmanson Mari Hirano-Kang and Barry Kang Mubina and Mahmood Kara Ayca Katun-Williams and Rory Williams Tammy and Mark Kiger Tami and Kyle Kilger Melissa King-Polsinelli and Ken Polsinelli Lyn and Andy Kleiman Kristina and Paul Knalson Karen and Brian Kogon Becky and Tom Kohm ∆ Chi Rho

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Kelly and Eric Kortman Sandee Kovacs Rachel Selber Kropp and Jonathan Kropp Chuyasonqo and David Lane William and Karen Lang Karen and Bill Lang Laura and Brett Lawton Aimee Nocero Lewis ’89 and Rodney Lewis Felicia Lopez-Krolik and Jorge Amador Lambrine and Ronnie Macejewski Ronnie and Lambrine Macejewski Eunice Malabuyo Ashley and Nathan Male Gigi and Parimal Maniar Judy Burnett Manning and Kelvin Manning Gilian and Gabriel Mantecon Melinda and David Marshall Caprice Harrold Kelli and Mark Martin Susana and Jose Martinez Jose and Corinne Martinez Lisa and David Martyny Kendall and Steven McElveen Kendall and Steven Valerie Herold and Michael McFalls Patricia McFarlan Meredith DiGeorge and Daniel McGaw Joanna and Stan Merrell Joanna Stan Merrell Victoria and John Myers Shannon and Philip Nanus Ileana and Christopher Niles Aimee Nocero Lewis ’89 and Rodney Lewis Vindra Kanhai and Paul O'Brien Vindra and Paul O'Brien Katia and William O'Connor Barbara and Paul Olson Julie Osmanski-Harmon and David Harmon Jennifer Sauer and Ross Osterman Monica and Roberto Otero Roberto and Monica Otero Michelle Ott Cathy Parker and Michelle Rencoret Dominique and Ron Piccolo Hortensia Quevedo Pini and Ray Pini Tanya and Alex Podchaski Doris Chou and Mike Pohlod Melissa King-Polsinelli and and Ken Polsinelli Hortensia Quevedo Pini and Ray Pini Kristen Chernuta-Ramos and Ryan Ramos Mary and Mark Ranson Michelle and Cathy Rencoret Kelly and Martin Ressler Tina and Jay Rooth Glennys and Stefan Rubin Karin and Darryl Rush Joy and Ruben Santiago Kristina Knalson and Paul Sarofim

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Erika and Michael Sasser Jennifer Sauer and Ross Osterman Rachel Selber Kropp and Jonathan Kropp Andrea and Steve Sellars Zhouhuan Shao and Qinghai Wang Geeya and Dale Sickler Nathalie and Jordan Steinberg Amy and Brian Steketee Anne Marie and Brad Stricklin Shaveta and Harpreet Suri Afi Eframian and Adam Tanielian Nicole and Jonathan Taylor Gina Jacobs Thomas and Jon Thomas Eileen and Sebastian Tongson Christy and Michael Voll Julie and Ryan von Weller ’97 Melissa and Brian Wagner Gisela Alvarez and Darryl Wallington Zhouhuan Shao and Qinghai Wang Qian Wang and Ming Liu Rakhee and David Ward Jayne and Chris Wasyliw Ayca Katun-Williams and Rory Williams Pamela and Michael Willoughby Sylvia Wilson Fei Xu and Lincoln Tomlinson Leigh Sigman Zehnder ’88 and Tom Zehnder

PATRONS OF THE ARTS Wendy and Rick Ahl Jr. Karla Alston Gisela Alvarez and Darryl Wallington Becky Austin Lynne and Dan Bachrach ’89 Amy Hadley and Howard Balthaser Tobin and Michael Baum Linda Benner-Jobman and Doug Jobman Gail and Peter Bove Catherine and James Bowman Melanie and David Brenner Ellen Chamberlain and Aaron Edwards Kristen Chernuta-Ramos and Ryan Ramos Ninita and Vaibhav Choksey Emma Fritz Chong and Robert Chong Jenn Beaman Clark ’97 and Graham Clark Judy and Rich Cushing Stacey and Todd Demetriades Susan desJardins and Chris Henderson Meredith DiGeorge and Daniel McGaw Ellen Chamberlain and Aaron Edwards Afi Eframian and Adam Tanielian Aileen and Melvin Field Aileen and Melvin Field Nina Fine Emma Fritz Chong and Robert Chong Juliana and Victor Gaitan

Xiufang Gao and Lieke Wang Sue and Chris Giordano Angela Halladay and Gerry Glynn Sukhada and Amogh Gokhale Emily and Andy Greenlee ’94 Jennifer and Chad Griffith Monika and Pancham Gupta Amy Hadley and Howard Balthaser Angela Halladay and Gerry Glynn Julie Osmanski-Harmon and David Harmon Bridget and James Hawley Carmen and Paul Hayes Susan desJardins and Chris Henderson Juliana and Victor Herrera Kristie and Brian Hickok India and Ryan Hill Mari Hirano-Kang and Barry Kang Jenny and David Holt Ansley and David Holt Melissa and Scott Hopkins Gina Jacobs Thomas and Jon Thomas Kiva and Bradley James Linda Benner-Jobman and Doug Jobman Nancy and Daniel Johnson Kathy Joseph Mari Hirano-Kang and Barry Kang Mubina and Mahmood Kara Tammy and Mark Kiger Tami and Kyle Kilger Melissa King-Polsinelli and Ken Polsinelli Lyn and Andy Kleiman Kristina and Paul Knalson Kelly and Eric Kortman Sandee Kovacs Deepa S. Shankar and Anand Krishnamoorthy Christine and Peter Lemieux Aimee Nocero Lewis ’89 and Rodney Lewis Meredith Lowe Ashley and Nathan Male Beth and Vinod Malik Gigi and Parimal Maniar Judy Burnett Manning and Kelvin Manning Melinda and David Marshall Kelli and Mark Martin Caprice Harrold Kendall and Steven McElveen Kendall and Steven Patricia McFarlan Meredith DiGeorge and Daniel McGaw Shannon and Philip Nanus Aimee Nocero Lewis ’89 and Rodney Lewis Marion and Luther Oconer Barbara and Paul Olson Julie Osmanski-Harmon and David Harmon Jennifer Sauer and Ross Osterman Dominique and Ron Piccolo Hortensia Quevedo Pini and Ray Pini Melissa King-Polsinelli and and Ken Polsinelli

Hortensia Quevedo Pini and Ray Pini Kristen Chernuta-Ramos and Ryan Ramos Mary and Mark Ranson Debrah Zeitler Reeve and Timothy Reeve Karin and Darryl Rush Estelle and Scott Sadlier Scott and Estelle Sadlier Maryanne and Timothy Salmon Maryanne Timothy Salmon Kristina Knalson and Paul Sarofim Jennifer Sauer and Ross Osterman Deepa S. Shankar and Anand Krishnamoorthy Geeya and Dale Sickler Amy and Brian Steketee Afi Eframian and Adam Tanielian Nicole and Jonathan Taylor Gina Jacobs Thomas and Jon Thomas Eileen and Sebastian Tongson Natalie and John Ververis Christy and Michael Voll Julie and Ryan von Weller ’97 Melissa and Brian Wagner Gisela Alvarez and Darryl Wallington Xiufang Gao and Lieke Wang Rakhee and David Ward Fei Xu and Lincoln Tomlinson Leigh Sigman Zehnder ’88 and Tom Zehnder Debrah Zeitler Reeve and Timothy Reeve

GIFTS IN MEMORIAM Terry Strecker Nicole Ledbetter Kelly Kranze Carol Denicole James Danhof

The Advancement Office gratefully acknowledges the many members of the Trinity family who generously supported Trinity Prep during the 2022-23 fiscal year. A contribution to the Trinity Prep Fund benefits every student and supports the many elements that enable Trinity Prep to offer an excellent education year after year.

Every effort has been made to accurately list all donors from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023, but if an error has occurred, plesae accept our apologies and notify the Advancement Office at giving@trinityprep.org or 321-282-2577.

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Leadership Team Byron M. Lawson Jr. Head of School Jeffrey Ambrose Chief Financial Officer Tracy Bonday Head of Upper School Jason Dowdy Head of Middle School Dr. Stephanie Dryden Director of Learning and Instruction Kelly Gaines Director of Marketing and Communications Todd Hartung Assistant Head of School for External Affairs Dennis Herron Associate Head of School Laura Kimbrough Director of Human Resources Alex Podchaski Chief Technology Officer Colin Sullivan Director of Athletics Denise Turner Director of Admissions and Tuition Assistance Tresa Wilson Assistant Head of School

Board of Trustees OFFICERS

TRUSTEES*

Judith Burnett Manning Chair

Steve Alch Ariff Alidina ’92 Johannah Brown Casey Cooper ’84 Catherine Davey Carina Borkon ’04 (Alumni Advisory Board President) Bridget Hawley Mari Hirano-Kang Ora-Monet Hughes ’04 Blair Hull Bradley James Robert Johnson ’73 Mike Kovaleski ’99 Byron M. Lawson Jr. (Head of School) Mark Martin Steve Saxon ’73 Patty Sherman Jonathan Taylor Eileen Tongson (President, Partons of the Arts) Ryan vonWeller ’97 Corey Whiting ’03

Andrew Asher ’91 Vice Chair Sam Stark Secretary Don Wordell Treasurer TRUSTEES EMERITI The Rev. Canon A. Rees Hay (d) Jack D. Holloway (d) Frank M. Hubbard (d) John H. Quinn (d) Jack H. Zimmer (d)

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Mary Ranson (President, TPO) Todd Demetriades (President, Athletic Boosters)

*2023-24 School Year

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