Class of 2012 Achievements

Trinity High School is proud to announce its Top Ten students from the Class of 2012  

Valedictorian Corey Leung

Salutatorian Elizabeth Nguyen

#3   Aneesa Noorani

#4   Alyssa Armendariz

#5   Madden Mengwasser

#6   Erika Hilliard

#7   Sean Erfurt

#8   Tina Norasane

#9   Sean Grady

#10  Riju Humagain

Students who received national recognition for their excellence include:

National Merit Finalists

Sean Erfurt

Aneesa Noorani

Jonathon Scott

Killian Scott

National Black American Recognition Program Scholar Angelica Burgess

National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars Alyssa Armendariz, Sean Erfurt, Sean Grady and Emily Miles

National Merit Commended Scholars

Alyssa Armendariz, Zane Berry, Lauren Corbet, Sean Grady, Amelia Hamrick, Corey Leung,  Lauren Marrs, Alexandrea Morphew, Scott Ray, Carley Ream and Kevyn Wright 

Gymnasts Bring Home State Championships 

Trinity gymnastics ended the year with 2 state champions and lots of medals, trophies and honors. 
The Lady Trojans placed 4^th as a team, the best finish since 1997.  Mikea Knox was the state champion on vault, the first state champion for Trinity girls since 1973.  Elaine Stricklin was 7^th on bars and Brianna Hambruch was 5^th on bars and 6^th on beam.  Elaine Stricklin also qualified for the National team.  Trinity Coach Becky Shaw was chosen to be the coach of the Texas team going to Nationals.

The men placed 7^th as a team.  Kevin Cochran was the state champion on floor, the first state champion for Coach Travis Coulbourn.  He also placed 11^th on rings and 6^th on vault.  Ben McBurnett was 7^th on floor and Garrett McLemore was 9^th on floor.  Coulbourn was also selected as State Coach of the Year!

GAP & German Club  Pet Fair and Mayfest  

Mark your calendar for the spring Pet Fair and Mayfest on May 19 from 10:00 -2:00.  They are offering low cost vaccinations from 10:00 -1:00 (come early), micro-chipping for $15, $10 pet photos (8x10)  by Stevens Photography,  lots of vendors, nail clipping, dog bathing, cake walks, and of course the German Club is having Mayfest with lots of food, folk  dancing, and games,  too.

In addition, remember to visit our huge garage sale in the locker banks from 8 :00 to 2:00.  

Summer Activities 

Construction begins on activity center
   

Students representing the many groups that will use the new high school activity centers were the first to turn the shovels at the groundbreaking event at Trinity .

Crowds of parents, employees, community volunteers, students, and the Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD Board of Trustees celebrated the milestone. Board President Dr. Faye Beaulieu thanked the supporters who voted to pass the 2011 bond program. She announced that the activity centers will open in April 2013 and will protect students from the elements and keep them safe when they practice in athletics or fine arts.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gene Buinger selected student representatives to take the first turn at the shovels to mark the occasion. Then coaches, campus administrators, community volunteers, and more students took their turn to break ground for the new construction.