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The 73rd Hunger Games
Wilma Det - 18 - Trident - District 1.
Arnold Verin - 18 - Spear - District 1.
Cy Banul - 18 - Knife - District 2.
Hank Soofe - 18 - Axe - District 2.
Tanish Onot - 17 - Electronics - District 3.
Bead Bulby - 17 - Electronics - District 3.
Althea Malet - 18 - Fighting - District 4.
Red Colett - 18 - Bow - District 4.
Belinda Scarelletle - 17 - Knife - District 5.
Ladden Misterul - 17 - Strength - District 5.
Tolfe Bownet - 15 - Bow - District 6.
Craven Jaffel - 16 - Spear - District 6.
Wylie Pandora - 16 - Fighting - District 7.
Ford Skirret - 18 - Bow - District 7.
Lia Bennell - 14 - Nets - District 8.
Booker Smalt - 15 - Electronics - District 8.
Uma Wayson - 12 - Climbing - District 9.
Blade Mena - 18 - Knife - District 9.
Viggo Cam - 16 - Bow - District 10.
Wells Dumson - 12 - Stealth - District 10.
Sela Gimat - 13 - Contortionist - District 11.
Goran Stile - 17 - Axe - District 11.
Ajana Detayer - 14 - Likability - District 12.
Faldo Detah - 15 - Shovel - District 12.
(This story is written mostly in the perspective of District 7 tributes Wylie & Ford.)
Chapter 1 - The Reapings - Wylie
I stood nervously squashed inbetween two rather large girls. I thought about my sister's name in there 12 times, it doesn't sound like a lot but you never know with the Games. I quickly darted my eyes to the boys bowl and thought about Heath. His name is in there 60 times today. Needless to say, the odds aren't really in his favour. "Now for the most exciting part! Ladies first!" the odd escort said. People say she's annoying but I don't really mind her. She's never really done anything to me so I can't judge he... "Wylie Pandora!". And in that moment, I wanted to whack that silly green wig off her head.
I cautiously edged my way to the stage. I couldn't really comprehend what was going through my brain at that moment. Images of gory deaths and crying loved ones bounced off the walls of my head until I was dizzy. "And now for the boys!" she said. I'd barely even gotten on the stage! How rude. "Heath Galleo." Well that surely woke me up.
"No." I thought. No. No. No! I saw his face as he made his way to the stage and felt like I was about to cry. I can't fight Heath. But I can't leave him. I have to make sure he survives. My family won't mind that much. I mean they've got another daughter. Coby. Heath's an only child. His parents will have nothing left. "I VOLUNTEER!" said a voice. I scanned around the audience to see who this angel was. Heath was halfway up the stairs when he shouted it out. He seemed to be doing the same as me. Whilst my eyes were rapidly moving to look around the room for Heath's savoir was the blood splattered terrors were still whizzing around in my brain and I felt as if I was going to die. I looked around for my family and saw Coby crying hysterically. We were close but I'd never expected that reaction from her. "District 7 give it up for your tributes Wylie Pandora and Ford Skirret." I turned to see the face as I didn't recognise the name and sure enough I couldn't place the face either. He was old, about 18, the same age as Heath and Coby but I still couldn't understand why someone I'd never met before volunteer for my best friend?
Chapter 2 - Visitors - Wylie
"Your parents are here" said Bristol, our head Peacekeeper. "My baby!" said my mother as she started to cry. "Bryce! We spoke this, don't worry Wylie. You're gonna be fine. I'm not worried.", said my dad, "Besides, you know how to fight! Make sure you get a hard right hook to one of those Careers will you?" and just like I laughed. That's the thing with my dad. He can always keep people laughing, even if he isn't joking. In this instances he wasn't. His older brother was killed by a career in the 49th Hunger Games. Funnily enough, his younger brother survived the 52nd Games. "Where's Coby?" I said, only just noticing a hole in our neat line-up. "The stress isn't good for her right now." Of course I understood, but I couldn't help feeling disappointed. I mean, you'd think your sister would want to say goodbye to you before you die. "Time!" Bristol said. And just like that they were gone. I sat on the sofa and smoothed out my dress. It was a pretty colour, green. However, all I could think about was that stupid Capitol puppet. I don't know when I started but before I knew it I was just crying. And crying. And crying. I must of looked as weird because when Bristol opened the door he took a step back, "Heath's here." He said and then ran out. God, I know I'd been crying but am I seriously that repulsive? I jumped off the couch straight into Heath's arms. That's why he's great. He doesn't need to know, he just understands. " I don't have much time." he whispered. "I know." I said barely moving. I eventually unlatched my arms from his neck and he looked me in the eye and said "I know you can do it." Oh god. "Not you too?!" I said. "I believe in you. You can fight. You've taken down grown men before". "Yeah because someone with a bow forty meters away from me is really gonna be taken by one of my 'legendary' punches!" I spat at him. "1 minute left Heath" Bristol said, composing himself for another second with my disgusting face. "Yeah I know! Trust me. I'm counting." he snapped angrily. "Hey! You want it to be 0?!" he snapped back at him. "Shut up Heath." I said quickly. By that time Bristol had ran back out. What a weirdo. Heath just laughed then stopped. And nothing could of anticipated me for what he was going to say and do at that moment. "I love you." he said. And then, before I knew it, he was kissing me! I'd never imagined what a first kiss would be like but now I knew. Perfect. "Time!" said an unfamiliar voice, I think it was a new Peacekeeper called Darlyn or something, clearly Bristol couldn't deal with my face any longer. "When you get back." he said. "If I get back." I said, cutting him off. "I'll be waiting for you." and by that time Darlyn was practically dragging him away. And then I remembered. What I hadn't said and wanted to. Needed to. "I love you too!" I shouted. Had he heard? I hoped he had. Because I doubt we'd be saying each other for a while...


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The 1972 United States Presidential Election was a realigning election that led to the start of the present 4-party system. In a year when the election was overshadowed by the assassination of the President, the main issue in the election was the Vietnam War. The Democratic Party nominated George McGovern, who ran an anti-war campaign (along with his running mate Mike Gravel who had became famous for his 1-man filibuster to attempt to end the Draft immediately and for publishing the Pentagon Papers) to victory despite alienating blue-collar Democrats. The Republican Party narrowly nominated New York governor Nelson Rockefeller following a very close campaign between Rockefeller and California governor Ronald Reagan.
Democratic Nomination
Democratic Primaries
- Democratic Candidates
- Shirley Chisholm, U.S. representative from New York
- Walter E. Fauntroy, U.S. delegate from District of Colombia
- Fred R. Harris, U.S. senator from Oklahoma
- Vance Hartke, U.S. senator from Indiana
- Hubert Humphrey, U.S. senator from Minnesota, former vice president, and 1968 presidential nominee
- Henry "Scoop" Jackson, U.S. senator from Washington
- John Lindsay, Mayor of New York City
- Eugene McCarthy, former U.S. senator from Minnesota and candidate for the 1968 presidential nomination
- George McGovern, U.S. senator from South Dakota
- Wilbur Mills, U.S. representative from Arkansas
- Patsy T. Mink U.S. representative from Hawaii
- Edmund Muskie, U.S. senator from Maine and 1968 vice presidential nominee
- Terry Sanford, former Governor of North Carolina
- George Wallace, governor of Alabama and 1968 American Independent Party presidential candidate
- Sam Yorty, Mayor of Los Angeles
Senator Ted Kennedy was the early favorite to win the nomination until the Chappaquiddick incident in 1969. The Democratic establishment's favorite candidate was initially Edmund Muskie, but he was upset in the New Hampshire Primary and ceased to be a factor.
Alabama governor George Wallace dominated the southern states (winning every county in the Florida primary), but didn't appeal to the pro-civil rights Northern Democrats. The man who assassinated President Nixon, Arthur Bremer had George Wallace as his second choice, but Wallace's life would be spared as the Nixon assassination was successful.
George McGovern ended up winning the decisive California primary with his strong support from younger Democrats, which made him the nominee of the party. Hubert Humphrey was his main challenger in California.
The popular vote totals were:
- George McGovern - 4,056,451
- George Wallace - 4,053,424
- Hubert Humphrey - 3,921,372
- Edmund Muskie - 1,840,217
- Eugene McCarthy - 553,990
- Henry M. Jackson - 505,198
- Shirley Chisholm - 430,703
- Terry Sanford - 331,415
- John Lindsay - 196,406
- Samuel Yorty - 79,446
- Wilbur Mills - 37,401
- Walter E. Fauntroy - 21,217
- Unpledged - 19,533
- Ted Kennedy - 16,693
- Vance Hartke - 11,798
- Patsy Mink - 8,286
- None - 6,269
Democratic National Convention
Delegate tally
- George McGovern 1,699
- George Wallace 605
- Henry "Scoop" Jackson 332
- Shirley Chisholm 152
- Terry Sanford 78
- Hubert Humphrey 67
- Wilbur Mills 34
- Edmund Muskie 25
- Edward M. Kennedy 13
- Wayne Hays 5
- Eugene McCarthy 2
- Ramsey Clark 1
- Walter Mondale 1
Vice Presidential Vote
As the establishment Democrats walked out of the convention with Wallace whispering about a 3rd party campaign, the McGovern supporters decided to unanimously nominate Senator Mike Gravel, who had led a 1-man filibuster against the draft the previous year.
Republican Nomination
Republican Primaries
- Republican Candidates
- Spiro Agnew, Incumbent President of the United States
- Nelson Rockefeller, Governor of New York
- Ronald Reagan, Governor of California
- George Romney, Secretary of HUD and former Governor of Michigan
- Harold Stassen, former governor of Minnesota and candidate for the Republican nomination in 1944, 1948, 1952, 1964, and 1968
Following the assassination of President Nixon, an impromptu campaign for the nomination was held.


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The best road trips in Europe
Watch the sun rise over the fjords in Norway, twist up the Apennine roads in Italy, visit fairy-tale castles in Germany and drive on the best road in the world, the Transfagarasan in Romania . There's no better way to see Europe than by car. Here are our finest European road trips:
Transfagarasan, Romania
The Transfagarasan mountain road or national road 7C is one of the most spectacular roads in the world. It is 90 km (56 miles) long and is located in Romania. It runs trough the Fagaras mountains (trans + Fagaras), a part of the Transsylvanian Alps, and past Dracula's castle. In September 2009, the British television show Top Gear was filming along the road. Host Jeremy Clarkson claimed the Transfagarasan to be the best road in the world.
Norwegian fjords, Norway
This road trip takes you to Norway. We travel from Bergen to Trondheim along fjords, mountain landscapes and waterfalls. We drive trough the longest road tunnel in the world, climb the troll path and take the spectacular Atlantic Road over the ocean.
Romantic Road, Germany
What was once a medieval trade route is today charming road trip. Germany's Romantic Road still retains much of its medieval character. The road winds through forgotten sections of countryside, connecting small towns and picturesque villages. You will discover completely walled towns with arched gateways and towers. Inside the walls we find gothic churches, half-timbered houses and other beautiful historic buildings.
Great Alpine Road, France
The Route des Grandes Alpes (Great Alpine Road) is a 684km long route trough the French Alps. This alpine road trip takes you from lake Geneva to the Mediterranean and includes some of the highest and most beautiful mountain passes in Europe.
Antrim Coast Road, North-Ireland
A part of the A2 in Northern Ireland, called the Antrim Coast Road, is one of the most famous road trips in the world. A large section of the road is winding trough the countryside, following the scenic coastline. Some parts are even built between large 100m high cliffs and the sea.
Nürburgring, Germany
Hidden in the German Eifel Forest, lays the ultimate driving experience for non-professional race-drivers: the Nürburgring Nordschleife, better known as "the Ring". With its length of 21km (13 miles) and lots of demanding bends it was nicknamed The Green Hell and is considered the toughest, most dangerous and most demanding circuit in the world.
Battle of the Bulge, Belgium
This historical road trip takes us back to largest and bloodiest battle the Americans fought in World War II. The Battle of the Bulge was the last major German offensive toward the end of World War II. The operation with code name Wacht am Rhein was planned by Hitler himself and would slow the allied advance on the Western front severely if carried out successfully. We retrace the steps of the invading German forces.
Mille Miglia, Italy
The Mille Miglia, or thousand miles, was an endurance race that was organized 24 times between 1927 and 1957. Participants raced with their Gran Turismo cars over the open roads of northern Italy from Brescia to Rome and back on an 8-shaped route. Due to frequent fatal crashes the race was banned in 1957, but since 1982 it was revived as a touring trip for old-timers. We went to Brescia and followed this legendary route trough the stunning landscapes of northern Italy.
Siciliy by oldtimer, Italy
We are in Sicily, Italy, for a special kind of road trip. We land at the Catania airport where we rent an old Alfa Romeo Giulia to discover the eastern part of the island. At the coffee corner we meet Ben, the owner of the old timer road trip company Sicily by classic. He takes us to Linguaglossa, the start point of our trip. Like a real Italian he races trough the busy airport traffic while using the horn and hand gesticulations very often. We are in Italy, so much is clear.
Alpenstrasse, Germany
The German Alpenstrasse (Alpine road) is an exhilarating route full of twists and turns that runs for a distance of over 450 km between Lindau and Berchtesgaden. The stunning Alpine landscapes offers the visitor a varied and magnificent panorama. The route takes you past numerous mountain lakes, Alpine meadows, magnificent castles and guys in lederhosen (we promise you'll see one at least). This is a German road, not a French one, so the lanes are wide and the speed limits generous.
Ring Road, Iceland
A small guy named Frodo once had a ring with the inscription: One Ring to rule them all. If the had a GPS in Middle-Earth, it would point him not the way to Mordor, but directly to Iceland. There they have a road unlike any others: the Ring Road, or Route 1. 830 miles of adventure and surprises, majestic lava fields mingle with snow-capped mountains to create a world that would make our little Hobbit feel like he still is in Middle-Earth. This road trip is epic and unforgettable in many ways: relax in natural hot springs and see the erupting geysers, walk on the ancient ice of glaciers and explore volcanic craters.
Scotland, UK
Scotland, located in the northern part of Great Britain, seems to be made for road trips. The stunning landscapes, great roads and charming villages are waiting here to be explored. You have to be a bit lucky with the weather (it often rains here), but during summer you can discover the land of whiskey and the monster of Loch Ness at its best.
Amalfi Coast, Italy
The Amalfi Coast, located along the southern flanks of the Sorrento Peninsula near Naples, is by far Italy's most scenic stretch of coastline. A landscape with cliffs rising out of the sea, medieval villages terraced into hillsides is what you can expect. No wonder that Unesco decided to add this unique Mediterranean landscape to the World Heritage list in 1996. The Amalfi Drive, which we follow, is a narrow road that threads along the high cliffs above the Tyrrhenian Sea. Add in drop-dead views and mad Italian drivers, and this will be a road trip to remember.


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Summary: If you scrimmage at practice, this is the best way. Divide your team in half, don't use a Goalie, and goals only count if shot from within The Scoring Zone, which is identified by a Red Cone. This game is better than a regular scrimmage in 2 ways: (1). All players learn to defend and play tough defense and block shots, and not rely on The Goalie, and (2). To score, they must work the ball close to the goal and not take long shots, so control, dribbling, passing, and movement off the ball in the Attacking Third are encouraged. This is a SoccerHelp.com practice game that is a drill. Comments:
- Most Rec teams should not scrimmage for more than 15 minutes per hour of practice. General scrimmaging is an inefficient and even counterproductive way to practice. It isn't a good way to practice specific techniques or tactics, the players don't get enough touches on the ball, they repeat the same mistakes so bad habits are reinforced, they don't learn much new, the dominant kids get the most touches and the timid kids don't improve, and my players were less enthusiastic on game day if they have scrimmaged a lot during the week. Practice games are a more effective use of most Rec team's limited practice time.
- Small sided scrimmages on a small field are good because everyone plays, there are many touches and many transitions from offense to defense.
- This is great to do in one your first practices with new players because by watching you can tell a lot about a player's skills, natural abilities, and where they prefer to play.
- See no. 3.c. of "23 Of The Best SoccerHelp Tips & Tactics" for ideas about how to use this game to evaluate players.
- This will teach all players that they must defend and block shots with their feet and body.
- It will teach attackers to move the ball into scoring position in front of the goal. Encourage passing, crosses, and centering the ball in the "Attacking Third".
- Quick transitions from offense to defense and vice versa.
- Divide into 2 balanced teams (a parent or coach can play if needed). Use vests or some method to identify the teams (I suggest avoiding "skins" since it can cause embarrassment). If you don't have practice vests, old T-Shirts can work, or strips of cloth tied around the neck, or bright surveyors "flagging" such as sold at Home Depot ($6.00 in the tool area near the surveying equipment, it comes in a roll).
- Use disk cones to outline the field that is 30-50 steps in length and 25-40 steps wide, depending on the age group. (Better to be too short than too long, but width is good so they have room to take the ball wide).
- Use 2 cones to make a "goal" at each end that is 4 steps wide.
- Put one cone in the middle to mark the halfway line.
- Put a Red or painted cone 7-10 steps out from each goal (toward The Halfway Line) to mark the "Scoring Zone" (goals can only be scored from shots inside these cones)
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- Start each game by having each team start from behind its Red Cone (i.e., from inside its "Scoring Zone"). This way they start by controlling the ball and don't get bogged down in "Kick-Offs", which are among the least important things to worry about. (See "Kick-Offs" at "Tips & Tactics"). Allow the team with the ball to start by dribbling.
- Neither team has a Goalie (i.e., no one can use their hands). This forces all players to learn to defend without relying on a Goalie. In this way, the "Game is the Teacher". Trust us, this works.
- For U-12 and older, try to avoid assigning positions. Give the players a minute to talk about it before the game.
- Before they start, be sure they know each other's names.
- You can call offside if it is blatant.
- For corners, allow either a throw-in or a corner kick.
- Goals can only be scored on shots from inside the "Red Cone" (i.e., on an imaginary line straight across the field) and must be below "goal height" to count (you make the call on these).
- Play 2 games of about 7-10 minutes each and at the end of the first game swap up the teams so you can see how different combinations play together.


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Published: March 23, 1991
Gunde Svan of Sweden, one of Nordic skiing's legends, stunned the skiing community yesterday with the announcement in Stockholm that he would take next year off and miss the Winter Olympics.
"It was a difficult decision, but I need a long break to regain my motivation," said Svan, who won 17 Olympic and world championships medals during a career that started in 1982.
Svan, 29, competed in about 400 races during the last decade. He said he would cut back on his regimen next season and spend more time on his business ventures. Svan plans to come back in 1992-93, and then retire after the 1993 world nordic ski championships in Falun, Sweden.(AP)


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Administrative Leadership Team
Cissy Abernathy
Director of Admission
University of Texas, at Austin
Year Started at TST - 2002
I began my career in education at The Hockaday School in Dallas as the Assistant Director of Admission. After moving home to Longview, I received my teaching certification from LeTourneau University and began teaching early childhood students at Trinity. After eleven years teaching, I returned to the admission office as Director of Admission for Trinity. I enjoy introducing prospective families to TST and assisting them as they get to know the school and complete the application process.
When I'm not working, I love spending time with my family and friends, cooking, traveling, watching my twins compete in sports, and visiting my oldest child at TCU in the fall for football games.
Erica Fisher
Director of Development Services/ Registrar/ Administrative Assistant to the Head of School/ Journalism Teacher
Louisiana State University
Year Started at TST - 2009
I graduated from Trinity School of Texas in 2000 before heading to Louisiana State University in Shreveport to earn a B.S. degree in Marketing. After being out of college a while, I really wanted to work in education and went through Region 7 to obtain my teaching certificate. I feel extremely blessed to be here at Trinity and love getting up to come to TST. Prior to making my way back to TST, I worked in newspaper advertising sales all through college and then went on to be a medical sales representative. I wear many hats at TST and enjoy every minute of it. I am happily married to my high school sweetheart, Rance. We have two beautiful daughters, Sophie and Lily Belle. I love animals and am always trying to find homes for stray animals and animals at the shelter. We have five dogs, three cats, eight chickens, four hermit crabs and many fish. In my spare time, I love spending time with my family, camping, working with my Scentsy business, and sewing and embroidering.
David Gaddis
Maintenance Supervisor
Year Started at TST - 2007
I was born and raised in Gilmer, Texas. In 1977, I began work at Texas Eastman and eventually retired as a supervisor 28 years later. When my son started Pre-K, I fell in love with the teachers and Trinity School of Texas. It was truly amazing watching my child grow up here from the start till graduation. Trinity is such a great place to educate your child.
Gayle Grimes
Director of Food Services
Year Started at TST - 1990
I direct and manage Food Services. I also plan and implement nutritional meals for students and faculty. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my kids and hanging out at Lake Cherokee.
Rebecca Houston
Director of Marketing
University of Texas
Year Started at TST - 2012
I began my career with Republic Radio, a division of Katz Communications. After several years in the advertising and marketing business, I transitioned into writing courseware and training businesses on third party computer software, as well as networking software.
Originally from Dallas, I made the move to Longview in 1992 after marrying a native East Texan. Volunteering made up my early years in Longview. As the past president of the Good Shepherd Medical Center Guild, and co-chair of Goldrush 2000, I helped raised money to start the Neonatal intensive Care unit at GSMC hospital. I am a current member of P.E.O., sustainer in the Junior League of Longview, and former board member of the American Heart Association, Longview Museum of Fine Arts, and University of Texas at Tyler Longview Center. A few of my volunteer jobs at TST include past President of the PTC, Mardi Gras Co-chair two years (now known as Spring Gala), Room-mom, and Athletic Booster Club president for six years.
In 2012, I took the part-time position of Director of Marketing/Social Media. I am passionate about Trinity School of Texas. Having three children who have gone through TST from age 2 to graduation, I believe it is a great place to educate your children, a great place for children to develop character and independence, and a great place to work … TST is truly #morethanadiploma.
When I am not working or volunteering, I enjoy working in my yard, cooking for my family, traveling, and spending time with friends.
Jeremy Miller
Athletic Director
Stephen F. Austin University
Year Started at TST - 2013
I have lived in Longview my whole life and graduated from Pine Tree High School where I played football and soccer for the Pirates. Prior to being here at Trinity, I worked at Pine Tree as a Behavioral Specialist and was an assistant coach for the girls' varsity soccer team. I enjoy all sports but my true passion is football. I am a huge fan of the Dallas Cowboys (I still think Dez caught that pass against the Packers), Texas Tech Red Raiders, Boston Red Sox and, of course, my SFA Lumberjacks.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my 8-year-old little girl, watching sports, playing golf and fishing. Also, my girlfriend and I like to go to Trades Days in Canton to look around.
Denise Stewart
Director of Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2003
I joined TST with the Summer Camp Program in 2003. After completion of the Summer Camp Program I joined the staff of Extended Enrichment as the assistant director and also taught the 3 year olds before becoming the Extended Enrichment Director in 2006. I am a graduate of Marshall High School and have a Professional Administrator National Credential. Previously I was with the Hallsville ISD as an Elementary Librarian Assistant for five years.
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I also enjoy Bible study, walking, shopping and cooking.
Jessica Wilkinson
Head of Early Childhood and Lower School
University of Oklahoma
Year Started at TST - 2012
I have the honor of serving as Trinity's Head of Early Childhood and Lower School. I attribute my smooth transition to East Texas and calling Longview home all to the loving family we call Trinity. After graduating from Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas, I crossed the Red River for nine years attending the University of Oklahoma. I received my Bachelor of Science in Education and Master Degree in Curriculum, Supervision and Administration in the School of Education. I taught first grade for four years in Norman Public Schools. After completing my master's, I returned to Texas where I taught second grade for seven years at Plano ISD and All Saints Episcopal School in Fort Worth. My time at All Saints was a gift in which I had the opportunity to experience faith-based education, just like I did while growing up attending Parochial School for twelve years. I was reminded about the important balance of academic excellence and a nurturing environment that I believe Trinity exemplifies. I am proud to say my husband is a graduate of TST, and with much joy, we will have the privilege to watch our two daughters experience Trinity from Early Childhood through Upper School. In addition to enjoying family time with these three Titans, I also love to read, cook and travel!
Gary Whitwell
Head of School and Head of Middle School and Upper School
Stephen F. Austin State University
Year Started at TST - 2011
Bachelor of Arts – Stephen F. Austin State University
Master of Education – Stephen F. Austin State University
I am Gary Whitwell. Working at TST provides me tremendous satisfaction. It is incredibly fulfilling to see children and students from two-years-old through seniors in upper school grow and learn on the same campus. Students at TST are nurtured and led to develop their minds, bodies, and spirits by a talented and dedicated faculty and staff. Many schools say it, but at TST we live it. TST is a family.
My hobbies include attending TST plays, concerts, and sporting events. I also enjoy playing the guitar, golf, and vegetable gardening. My wife, Delfina, and I are active members of Trinity Episcopal Church and have made many wonderful friends there. We also treasure the time we spend with our children and grandchildren.
Pamela Wittmayer
Oral Roberts University
Year Started at TST - 2004
Trinity School of Texas truly is a family experience! I have loved being a part of the Trinity family. My husband, Kevin Wittmayer is the priest at Trinity Episcopal Church and also serves as the Chaplain for all-school chapels. When not working I love spending time with my husband, two daughters and two son-in-laws, and especially my three grandchildren. I enjoy traveling with my husband (which normally involves a lot of walking), hiking and reading.
Early Childhood - Lower School Teachers
Cindy Brelsford
5th Grade Teacher
Texas A&M University
Year Started at TST - 2012
I currently teach 4th grade ELA at Trinity School of Texas. When I began teaching at Trinity in 2012, I taught 8th grade, 9th grade and 12th grade English. Last year I taught 5th grade ELA. I came to Trinity from Spring Hill Junior High, where I taught 8th grade English and Pre-AP English for 11 years.
I was born and raised in Longview. I graduated from Pine Tree High School, Kilgore College and Texas A&M University ('79). My husband, Clay, and I have been married for nearly 35 years and are high school sweethearts. He is also a graduate of Texas A&M ('80) and is President of Bass Engineering Company. Once we moved back to Longview, we lived in the Spring Hill community for 28 years and raised two sons, David and Jarret. Both of our sons graduated from Spring Hill High School, and are Aggie graduates as well (WHOOP!). David is married to Melanie, our Wisconsin girl, and Jarret is married to Caroline, our Florida girl. We have two grandsons, Hudson and Jack.
My favorite pastimes are shopping with my husband for unique furniture and other items for our house, reading and traveling.
I am a member of Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Longview, where I am also a Bible Study group leader for our 8th grade girls. I started with these girls when they were in 6th grade and will remain with them until they graduate.
Sarah Burbick
Pre-Kindergarten Teacher
Kent State University B.S.
Youngstown State University M.S.
Year Started at TST - 2016
This is my 14th year in education and I must admit I have loved every minute of it. Like most teachers, I knew since childhood I wanted to be a teacher. I started my career in education in Ohio, teaching middle school gifted and talented. It was at that time I started graduate school, earning a Master of Science in Education, Gifted and Talented. During this time I served as an Intervention Specialist for Gifted and Talented Children, advocating for GT student needs.
In 2008, my family moved to Houston, Texas. While in Houston, I attended graduate school for a second time at University of St. Thomas, earning my Texas Principal certificate. I began working in administrative positions at both the campus and district levels. I am a life-long learner and am looking forward to another round of graduate school. In my free time, you will almost always find me enjoying time with my family. My husband Chris was relocated to the Longview area last year and we are loving life here. We live with our two sons: Austin, a student at LeTourneau University and Landon, a 4th grader here at Trinity. I am so excited to be working here and serving the families of Trinity School of Texas.
Sheila Burnett
4th Grade Teacher
Stephen F. Austin State University
Years Started at TST - 1983-2000, 2008
I have been in the education profession for over forty years. I have been a physical education teacher, a language art teacher, a swimming teacher, and an equestrian teacher. I am presently teaching Grade 4 math, science, and social studies at Trinity. I have worked in both the public and private domain, and I still love and am proud to be an educator. I feel the most important thing I can do for my students is to be a continuous learner myself. Whether I'm taking a continuous education course, working in my garden, or traveling the world with my daughter, I find lessons in every event to share with my students.
Kim Carroll
2-Year-Old Teacher
Year Started at TST - 2006
I have been a part of the TST family since 2006. I have enjoyed having the opportunity to teach all of the different age groups in our Early Childhood Department. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my husband and our three daughters. We enjoy traveling to the beach and spending time together.
Akita Doron
2-Year-Old Teacher Aide
Year Started at TST - 2004
It was obvious from an early age that working with children was my calling. From helping with the babies my mom used to keep when I was only two years old, to working in the two year old classroom at TST, kids are my joy and passion!
At TST, I have served in various capacities over the last 11 years. My early childhood experience gives me the knowledge and desire to help the two-year-olds succeed at learning their ABC's and much more.
When I'm not at TST, I'm spending time with my family. I love to cook and I especially love to share my meals with my fiancé! I also enjoy traveling and hope to visit Belize one day!
Kim Doron
2-Year-Old Teacher
Year Started at TST - 2011
During my time here at TST, I have been in the two-year-old Early Childhood program.
I bring 34 years of teaching experience, ranging from two-year-olds through fourth grade in both Illinois and Texas. Most of those years were in public schools working with students with multiple handicaps, hearing impaired, intervention programs, Physical Education and Fine Arts.
During my free time, I love to go camping with friends and family. I really enjoy spending time making crafts and quilts. When I'm not searching for exciting new ideas to use in my classroom, I'm reading a good book.
Lucky for me, if I could pick my dream job, it would be right here in the two-year-old classroom at TST! There is no better feeling than having the privilege of helping to instill the love of learning at the very beginning of a child's educational career!
Cheryl Dotson
2nd Grade Teacher
Southwest Texas State University
Year Started at TST - 2009
I started my teaching career in Houston, Texas, where I taught first and second grade for 18 ½ years. My husband and I then moved to California where I was a Reading and Math Enrichment teacher for 3 years. Upon returning to Texas in 2009, I was fortunate to join the TST family. When not at school, I enjoy spending time with my family and my two dogs, George and Sadie.
Mary Fox
Pre- Kindergarten Teacher/ Upper School Speech/
LeTourneau University
Year Started at TST - 2008
I am a child at heart and my heart has always been here at T.S.T.
I started teaching here at T.S.T. in 2008 as a teacher in our afternoon Extended Enrichment program and then had the honor teaching Pre-K in 2011. I also have the amazing privilege to teach our Upper School students as the 9th grade Speech teacher and the 11th grade Religion/Leadership teacher.
In my free time I enjoy a hot cup of coffee and finding a great book to read. During the spring summer months my family and I like to catch up on some Texas Rangers baseball.
Angela Fuller
5th Grade Teacher
Steven F. Austin State University
Year Started at TST - 2008
BioMy passion is teaching and inspiring children to love learning. From a young age, I knew I wanted to be a teacher. In 1994, I graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with a specialization in math and reading. Upon graduation, I went back to my hometown in Newton, TX and taught side by side with many of the teachers that inspired me. I have been in the education system for over 20 years, and have had the pleasure of teaching Trinity students for seven of those years. I am married with two wonderful children, Bryce and Taylor. Bryce, in the 10th grade, has attended Trinity since he was in kindergarten. Taylor, in the 7th grade, has attended Trinity since she was three. When I am not teaching, I enjoy spending time with my family, swimming, fishing and cooking out. My favorite place to get away and relax is an ocean beach where I enjoy the sun, sand, and the underwater world, scuba diving. I look forward to teaching your children. Thank you for sharing them with the Trinity Family.
Lexi Gregory
Early Childhood Teacher Aide
Year Started at TST - 2016
- Southwestern Assemblies of God University B.A.
A.B. and Southwestern Illinois College A.A.
BioRecently having moved to Longview, I am excited to be a part of the TST family! My husband and I are newlyweds and recent college graduates from Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Texas. We currently serve as Youth Pastors at Longview First Assembly and love every second! For the last five years, I have worked with children in different capacities, and I can not imagine doing anything else. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, hanging out with our youth group, making crafts, and spending time with my husband and our dog Dixie.
Susan Love
Early Childhood Teacher Aide
Year Started at TST - 2015
I have been a stay home mom of three children my whole life. On the side I cleaned houses and businesses. My husband and I have been married for 32 years and we have ten grandchildren. I have served on the youth staff at my church for 11 years. I also help in the nursery and am a door greeter. Church is my home away from home. I enjoy serving and helping those in need and volunteering for the PTO.
In my spare time, I spend as much time as I can with family. My grandchildren are my world. I love watching them play softball, volleyball and cheer.
Linda Motley
3-Year-Old Teacher Teacher
Year Started at TST - 2005
I am an early childhood teacher. I have an associates of arts degree in teaching. I teach three-year-olds. I have been teaching in early childhood for ten years and I love it. I love pre-school age children – it is a brand new day-every day! I love experiencing the world through their eyes. I enjoy spending time with my family. I love animals; I have two dogs and three cats. I love to sing and listen to Christian contemporary music. I enjoy playing tennis, cooking and working in the yard.
Aimee Rider
3rd Grade Teacher
John Brown University
Year Started at TST - 2007
BioI have always dreamed of being a teacher. After spending most of my childhood forcing my little brother and my neighbors to "play school" with me and begging for an overhead projector every year for Christmas, I finally achieved my dream of teaching. I completed my teaching certification through LeTourneau in 2005. I have been at Trinity for almost ten years, teaching first and third grade. There is nothing better than seeing one of "my kids" learn something new. The thing I love about TST is the warm family atmosphere. I'm so thankful that my own two little ones are able to attend TST. Outside of school, I love spending time with my family, reading, watching movies, enjoying various sporting events, and having fun!
Ashley Rutherford
Kindergarten Teacher
Texas State University
Year Started at TST - 2014-2015, 2016
BioI feel so lucky to have landed here upon recently moving to Longview from Houston, where I grew up. My husband and I are both graduates of Texas State University and enjoy going back to San Marcos as much as possible. We have two children, Agnes (English bulldog), age 3, and Hayes, age 2. When I'm not spending time with family, I enjoy being outdoors, especially anything involving water: swimming, boating, floating, jet skiing, paddle boarding... I love them all!
Lynne Simpson
1st Grade Teacher
Texas Christain University
Year Started at TST - 1990
I cannot remember not being at TST. I began my life here as a first grader. That is as far as the grades went so I ended back here in 1981. Our daughter, Elizabeth, started here as a 3-year-old. Since then our other two daughters have attended TST.
I have a BA degree from Texas Christian University in Education. I started out as Parent – Teacher Council President for three years which brought me into teaching here in 1991. I have been teaching First Grade since then. I love every day with my first graders. They keep me grounded and teach me so much.
I have lived in Longview most of my life. I have been married for 37 years and we have three grown daughters and five precious grandchildren. My hobbies are being with family, friends, and gardening. As you can see, Trinity is family to us.
Amy Sumrow
Kindergarten Teacher
University of Texas at Tyler
Year Started at TST - 2007
BioWhen I think of Trinity, the first word that comes to mind is family. I have made long lasting friendships with not only my co-workers, but with parents and students, as well. One of my favorite sayings I tell my students is "Kindergarten Rocks!" and it truly does. I love seeing them grow and exploring new ideas every day. In my free time, my husband and I can usually be found chasing our two children, Avery and Nolan. I also enjoy spending time with family, friends, shopping and traveling. J
Samantha Thomas
Early Childhood Teacher Aide
Year Started at TST - 2011-2012, 2015
I'm excited to be a part of the TST family again! I previously worked here from August 2011 to December 2012, and I missed it so much I just had to come back. I have always loved working with children, so working in the early childhood program just seems right. Although I do not have any children of my own, I have a niece and nephew whom I love like they were mine. I enjoy watching baseball, especially since my brother plays in the Washington Nationals baseball organization.
I am a native East Texan, born and raised in White Oak and graduated from there in 2008. I am an avid movie watcher and love all types of music. In my spare time I like to spend time with my family, friends and hang out with my dog who thinks he is human.
Carol Zoutendam
Lower School Resource TeacherTeacher
Taylor University
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Year Started at TST - 2014
Although I am not a native Texas, I arrived here as quickly as possible when my husband David and I moved to Longview from Wisconsin so he could attend LeTourneau College in 1981. We liked Texas so well that we decided to stay after he graduated. David is a retired corporate pilot, and I have taught in several area school districts with my longest and last stop being at White Oak ISD in fourth grade before retiring in 2012. I joined TST in 2014 to work with lower school students in language arts on a part-time basis. We have two grown, married sons.
Michel and his family live in Wylie, while Philip and his wife reside in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
In my spare time, my favorite activity is spending time with my family, especially with our granddaughters. I also enjoy reading, traveling whenever I get the chance, taking care of my rose bushes, singing in the church choir, and participating in water fitness classes. Lately, new experiences have included learning how to be a grandma, growing veggies in our container garden, and taking vacations, both long and short, with a travel trailer.
Middle School Teachers
Beth Eaton
Middle School Social Studies Teacher
LeTourneau University
Year Started at TST - 2006
I am the Middle School Social Studies Teacher, National Geographic Geography Bee Coordinator, and PSIA Maps, Graphs and Charts Coach here at TST. I enjoy camping, fishing, puzzles, reading, and am a Dallas Mavericks fan!
Shelli Harrel
Middle School Science Teacher
Year Started at TST - 2015
University of Texas
I am from Pittsburg, Texas. I graduated from The University of Texas at Tyler with a Bachelor's of Science in History and am currently working toward a Master's of Science in Educational Technology and Library Science from Texas A&M University in Commerce. Some of my hobbies include photography, reading, learning, shopping, spending time with friends and family and traveling. Although I have been lucky to have traveled to a few different places outside of the country, there are still many more places I hope to be able to visit during my lifetime. I enjoy working with students of all ages and am happy to be a part of Trinity School of Texas.
Mellissa McCreary
Middle School Language Arts Teacher
Texas A&M University
Year Started at TST - 2001
I have taught language arts at TST since 2001 at both the lower school and the middle school levels. When I am not working, I enjoy traveling, bay fishing, and visiting my three daughters (all TST graduates). Any other free time I might have is spent reading, cooking, and working jigsaw puzzles. My husband and I try to spend a week or two fishing in the Laguna Madre every year and also make several trips a year to hike in the Big Bend National Forest.
Mike Meredith
Middle School Math/ SAT Prep / Computer Science Teacher
East Texas Baptist University
University of Texas at Tyler
Year Started at TST - 2011
This is my 36th year in education. I spent twenty-five years teaching middle and high school math in two area schools, Harleton (2 years) and Ore City (23 years). For most of those years, I was a member of the coaching staff. After twenty-five years in the classroom, I decided it was time for a change, and I accepted a position in the Educational Technology department at Region 7 Education Service Center in Kilgore. While there, I worked as a technology trainer and worked with grant programs that put technology in the schools we served. I spent seven years at Region 7, and then retired from public education. Immediately afterwards, I accepted the job I now have at Trinity, primarily teaching middle school math. This is my fourth year at Trinity.
I have a number of passions. First and foremost is my faith in God. Second is my family. Third is my job. I really like what I do here at Trinity. I love to travel, especially to Gulf Shores, Alabama, and Crested Butte, Colorado. I also like cars and motorcycles.
My wife and I live in Longview, and 'suffer' from empty nest syndrome.
Delma Moreno
Middle School Spanish Teacher
East Texas Baptist University
Year Started at TST - 2016
Upper School Teachers
Edward Allen
Upper School English/ SAT Prep Teacher
Texas Tech University
Year Started at TST - 2012
I have taught in public and private school settings for 39 years, the last three here at TST where I teach all the Upper School English classes and SAT Prep to sophomores. I am also the girls' Varsity Head Basketball Coach. A graduate of Texas Tech University, I began my teaching career in the Arlington ISD. I moved to Longview in 1985 and have spent the rest of my career at the Longview ISD, Gilmer ISD, and here at TST. While serving as the English Department Chair at Gilmer High School, I was selected as the Region VII Secondary Teacher of the Year in 2008 and was the Longview ISD's first Teacher of the Year in 1991. Along with Longview ISD administrator Beth Bassett, I founded the Longview ISD's Magnet School at Foster Middle School in 1990. I am certified to teach secondary English, civics, and gifted/talented.
Jay Brooks
Upper School Mathematics Teacher
East Texas Baptist University B.S.
Year Started at TST - 2016
BioI graduated from New Boston High School and then received my B.S. and teacher certificate from East Texas Baptist University. I started teaching in public schools in 1987 and retired in 2013. I have taught math from the 6th grade up to calculus. I am glad for the opportunity to teach at TST.
Lissa Gore
Upper School Science Teacher
Mississippi State University
Year Started at TST - 2009-2013, 2016
BioAfter receiving my engineering degree, I had many opportunities to work for some great companies like ExxonMobil, BASF, and Eastman. My early career mainly focused on gas separation and specialty chemicals. These opportunities allowed me to live in different cities and travel for my job, and eventually led me to Longview and much closer to my hometown of Haughton, Louisiana. Shortly after moving to Longview, I met my husband Blake and decided to stay in the area and make the career change from engineering to teaching and bring some of my industry experience into the classroom. I taught middle school science here at Trinity for four years and enjoyed being able to pursue a hands-on approach to teaching, introducing lab experiments as much as possible. Now I have the opportunity to teach Upper School science and continue bringing my industry experience and knowledge into the classroom. When I am not teaching, I enjoy traveling with my husband, watching college sports (especially Mississippi State), and spending time with family, friends and my sweet dog, Piper.
Bridgette Hewitt
Upper School Mathematics Teacher
LeTourneau University
B.S., M.B.Ed
Year Started at TST - 1999
Trinity School of Texas has been my family for 15 delightful years. Prior to teaching at TST, I worked in private industry as a manager, taught collegiate level mathematics at LeTourneau University, and taught secondary level mathematics at Longview High School. I have taught many different levels of secondary mathematics including Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, and AP Calculus BC. At the collegiate level, I taught College Algebra. In my free time, I enjoy gardening, reading, researching math topics, and exercising. I also love spending time with my family, which includes my twin girls who are Trinity alumni and my son who is a current TST student.
Marietta Liebengood
Upper School Spanish Teacher
Texas Christain University
Year Started at TST - 2010
Prior to teaching, I was a reporter for Dos Mundos bilingual newspaper and served as a campus minister for the University of Kansas. I spent several years abroad where I served as a missionary in Chile and Costa Rica for five years, lived in Scotland for 3 years, and spent summer stints in Argentina and Italy. I have the joy and privilege of traveling with Trinity students to Costa Rica and Spain. I love to take students to Spanish-speaking countries to expose them to different cultures and customs. I've had the honor of teaching Kindergarten through 12th grade, and I hope my students are inspired to continue learning Spanish and blessing others through the gift of being bilingual. In my free time, my favorite thing to do is to spend time with my husband Kelly and our Trinity Titans Chloe, Caleb, Caedmon, and Campbell. I also enjoy serving with One Hope Presbyterian Church and For the Silent.
Tovah Robertson
Upper School Social Studies Teacher
Howard Payne University
Year Started at TST - 2016
BioBefore teaching at TST, I taught US History, AP US History, and World History at Longview High School for two years. I am certified by the State of Texas to teach history to students in grades 8-12. I also hold the State's Social Studies Composite certification for grades 8-12.
As the child of a US Army captain, I had the privilege of living and traveling throughout the United States and Europe. During my father's service, my family lived in Oklahoma, Texas, New Jersey, and two different regions of Germany. Indeed, I have lived in my home in Longview longer than I have lived anywhere else! My upbringing nurtured in me a deep love and appreciation for history. As a result, I love teaching what I love to the next generation. I try to inject as many of my trips and personal experiences into my instruction as I can because I know that doing so makes history a little more meaningful for the students. History IS and CAN BE fun!
My son started kindergarten at TST this year, and I am fortunate to be on the same campus with him. My husband, my son, and I have been members at Trinity Episcopal Church since 2013, and we value the partnership between the church and the school. We love to travel in our free time, especially to any of our wonderful National Parks.
Specials Teachers
Kendrae Carter
PE / Coach/ Health Teacher
LeTourneau University
Year Started at TST - 2015
I am beyond happy and blessed to start my coaching and teaching career here at Trinity. I did my student observations here and I loved it ever since. I graduated from Letourneau University with my Bachelor's Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. I played on the basketball team for Letourneau as well. I was born and raised in Crosby, Texas (20 minutes outside of Houston), with two older brothers and one younger sister. My mom and father taught me the true definition of working hard and treating everyone with respect. I plan to pass down those same values to students I teach in Physical Education and coach in basketball, football and track.
Lupita Cooper
Early Childhood and Lower School Spanish Teacher
Benemerita Escuela Normal de Coahuila
Year Started at TST - 2016
I was born and raised in Mexico. I have a degree in Elementary Education. When I was 25 years old, I moved from my hometown in México to Massachusetts with the goal of learning English. After two years, life took me to Minnesota where I had the opportunity to teach for the first time in the US. I worked in a Spanish Immersion School teaching fourth grade. I loved it, but after 5 years of living in Minnesota, I decided it was too cold for me. Finally I had the opportunity to move to Texas, where I had always dreamed of living. I lived in Kemah for almost two years and worked as a kindergarten teacher within a dual program. I loved it there, but it was at this time that I met my husband Christopher and his son, JT. JT has been attending TST for over two years and that is how I found this amazing place.
I always wanted to be a Spanish teacher. I am very proud of where I come from, and I love my language. With the students, sharing this love has been amazing. I love to see the excitement when they start understanding the things I say and when they start speaking the Spanish language. I hope they realize the great gift that being bilingual can be in their lives, and I hope that learning Spanish will be a lifelong pursuit for each of them.
Carol Hummel
Lower School/Middle School Computers Teacher
Year Started at TST - 2005
Prior to working at TST served as a resource aide at Maude Laird Middle School in Kilgore for five great years. With Moberly Baptist Churches CDC: and Sunday School department amongst many other positions for twenty non-consecutive wonderful years with MBC.
I attended Kilgore College.
I support the Armed Forces, and am extremely proud of my family representing all branches of the U.S. Military.
When not at school, I enjoy working and relaxing with my husband at our quiet home in the country raising chickens and cows or traveling to antique or hot rod car shows, and, of course, investigating all things related to technology.
My highlight in life is when we spend time with our married children and grandchildren.
Carolyn Jagers
Early Childhood/ Lower School Art/ Theater Teacher
Millsaps College
National University
Year Started at TST - 2000
I graduated from Trinity School of Texas in 1991 with the distinction of "Archain Logos." I continued my education at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi, with a degree in Art with a minor in Theatre. At Millsaps, I was involved in The Campus Ministry Team, Habitat for Humanity, and Alpha Psi Omega, the national theatre honorary. In addition, I enjoyed serving as the Social Secretary for Phi Mu Sorority. After graduation, I taught in Pusan, South Korea, as an ESL trained elementary teacher. I returned to Longview, and eventually to Trinity where I am now in my 16th year as the Early Childhood and Lower School art teacher. Along the way, I completed my Masters in Teaching from National University in San Diego. In the community I enjoy volunteering at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts, The Gregg County Historical Museum, City of Longview events, and at St. Matthew's Catholic Church as a lector and a youth minister. Away from school, I like to cook for my family and friends, refinish furniture, enjoy my children, read mystery novels, and constantly redecorate my home. I am married to my husband, Damian, and together we have two children, Gabriel and Beatrix.
Karen King
College Placement Officer
Sacramento State University
Year Started at TST - 2000
I have been in the education profession for over twenty-five years. For the last fifteen years I have been at the Trinity School of Texas as a parent and educator. During my time at TST, I have been a classroom teacher, an administrator, and I am presently the Director of College Placement. As Director of College Placement I have the privilege of guiding students through their college endeavor. Being part of this process with the students and their families is a very rewarding experience. I am thankful for all the opportunities Trinity gives its students and their faculty. It's a blessing to work in such a loving, caring, and supportive environment.
Paula Martin
Photography/ Yearbook Teacher
Texas A&M University
Year Started at TST - 2007
I began my photographic career as a student at Kilgore College, graduating with honors in 2005. During my studies at Kilgore, I worked in the photography department assisting other students, monitoring photo labs and was a staff photographer for student publications.
During this time, my personal photographic work was awarded Most Outstanding Student in Photography and Who's Who in American Community Colleges. My photographs have been published in the Photography Forum's Best of College Photography annual three years consecutively. The Texas Intercollegiate Press Association has recognized my photographic essays and photographer Keith Carter selected my work for a traveling state wide exhibition sponsored by the Texas Photographic Society.
In 2007, I earned a B.S. degree in Photography at Texas A&M- Commerce.
My exhibitions include: The Image Gallery, 2003, 2004, 2005; Matthew Dean Johnson Photograph Gallery, 2008, Kilgore College; and the Anne Dean Turk Fine Arts Gallery, Fall of 2009 and Fall of 2012, Kilgore College.
The Texas Association of Parochial and Private Schools State Competition recently awarded my students at Trinity, First, Second, Third and Fourth places in the categories of black and white self-process, commercial and digital photography, digitally manipulated photography, and creative and experimental photography. Trinity students were also awarded First Place in the annual student exhibition for two years consecutively by the
Longview Museum of Fine Arts.
Clint McMullen
4th Grade - Upper School Music/ Theater Teacher
Stephen F. Austin State University
Year Started at TST - 2015
I am originally from Lufkin, Texas. I have lived in Longview for 9 years. My wife's name is Melody and we've been married since 2002. We have two dogs and a cat. I was the choir director at Pine Tree Junior High for 6 years before coming to Trinity. I have also taught voice and guitar lessons for 15 years. I love watching movies, reading, and listening to music. I also love to play with my rock band on the weekends!
Lanette Sapp
School Librarian
Sam Houston State University
University of Houston
Year Started at TST - 2016
bioI am excited to be at Trinity School of Texas as librarian. For the past eight years, I have enjoyed retirement and spending time with my family. I was born in Bay City, Texas, and then my family moved to Dayton where I graduated from high school. Humble/Kingwood is where I began my career teaching junior high math/special education and eventually became a Special Education Supervisor. After marrying Doug "Happy" Sapp, we moved to Longview and started our family in Spring Hill, where I continued to teach Special Education and second grade for 23 years. My daughter Reagan and son-in-law Eddie live in Longview and keep us busy with new adventures and summer travel. I enjoy cooking new dishes, party planning for friends, and traveling to new destinations. As an educator and member of Trinity Episcopal Church for the last six years, I am thankful for the opportunity to serve TST. May you and your students continue to learn and grow with us in the library as we "celebrate reading everyday".
Rome Smith
Middle School/ Upper School Art Teacher
Year Started at TST - 2015
Michelle Stone
Early Childhood - 3rd Grade Music Teacher
East Texas Baptist University
Stephen F. Austin State University
Year Started at TST - 1998-2001, 2004
What a privilege to teach at Trinity School of Texas! I am so blessed to teach music, drama, and piano to the best kids in the world.
I graduated from East Texas Baptist College and received my masters from Stephen F. Austin. I have five siblings who have also been educators, so I guess you could say it is in my blood.
George and I have been married over 30 years and have two children. Chayce is now a Doctor of Physical Therapy and lives in Austin with his wife Victoria. Brittany is a flight attendant for American Airlines. She and her fiancé, will tie the knot this year and live wherever the navy stations them! We are officially "empty nesters", and love traveling (especially to see our kids)! When I have any spare time, you can find me at the gym or at a clearance sale!
My faith, my family (both biological and school), and my friends are so special to me. Trinity allows me the opportunity to combine all of this in an amazing setting.
Sabrina Williamson
PE/ Coach/ Health Teacher
East Texas Baptist University
Year Started at TST - 2017
BioI graduated high school from New Diana where I participated in volleyball, basketball, track, cheerleading, and softball. I then attended East Texas Baptist University where I played basketball and participated in cheerleading. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology with a minor in American Studies. I then went to Union Hill ISD and taught Health, PE, Yearbook and Child Development. I also had the privilege to serve as the head volleyball and head basketball coach while also assisting in softball and track.
I have a loving and supporting husband. Together we have a son and daughter. In my spare time I love playing softball and basketball, fishing, working out, and spending time with my family.
Administrative Staff
Stephanie Ayala
Receptionist/ Administrative Assistant to the
Director of Admission
Year Started at TST - 2012
I love Trinity! At Trinity, I serve as the Receptionist and Administrator to the Director of Admission. I also have the honor of being a part of Early Childhood and Lower School Chapel on Friday mornings. In 1994 I married my handsome husband, Edgar and jumped into full time ministry. My favorite job is being a mom to Gabby and Jaden. Other than my children's sporting events, I enjoy college football (especially my beloved SOONERS), beach vacations and a good cup of coffee.
Christi Caton
Food Services Staff
Year Started at TST - 2007
I am a 1989 graduate of Gladewater High. I prepare breakfast and hot lunch daily with fresh fruit, salads and desserts. In my spare time, I enjoy dancing and shopping.
Janet Miller
School Nurse
Tyler Junior College
Year Started at TST - 2016
BioThis is my first year with TST as the school nurse. I am so fortunate to be part of this amazing team of educators and this awesome student body. I have been a registered nurse for 24 years and worked in many different disciplines including insurance, ER, medical surgical, home health, long term care and public health. I was born in Texas and soon thereafter my family moved and I grew up all over the United States. This allows me to have many friends from many places and I love that. However, when I was 18, I returned to Texas and I have never left. I am currently working on completing my bachelors in psychology and masters in nursing. I have been blessed with three beautiful children, a granddaughter, five dogs and a cat. I am looking forward to this new chapter in my life at TST.
Leah Murray
IT Coordinator/ Webmaster
Year Started at TST - 2010
Believe it or not, I majored in voice and piano and quickly learned it wasn't what I was meant to do. After meeting my husband, my passions quickly changed to technology and Web development. I love the freedom Trinity gives me to be creative and try new things! My family is my favorite part of life and together my husband and I have five children. I love going on dates with my kids or snuggling up to read a book together.
Leonardo Penaloza
Year Started at TST - 2013
I was born in Mexico, but I moved to the United States thirty-five years ago. After twenty years, I became a citizen of the United States. The first thirteen years of my career were spent at Trinity, Inc. before I moved to Rescar, Inc. where I remained for eleven years. Eventually I found myself at Trinity. I am married and have two children, a son and a daughter. In my free time, I enjoy shopping, gardening, and watching soccer.
Stacy Sapp
Administrative Assistant
Kilgore College
Year Started at TST - 2010
I graduated from Longview High School in 1995. From there, I attended Kilgore Junior College and graduated in 1997 as a member of Phi Theta Kappa. I have an Associate's Degree in Applied Science in Legal Assisting, but wanted to find a way to work and be with my daughter. I joined the Trinity Family in the spring of 2010, and my daughter enrolled in the 2-year-old program in the fall of 2010. We love everything about Trinity School of Texas.
In my spare time (I'm a mom….is there really any "spare" time?), I enjoy reading, watching tv, but more importantly, spending time with my friends playing cards and laughing. My husband and I have been married since 1999. We have one daughter and one four-legged child. We are very active in our church and love being able to serve others.
Maria Serrano
Custodian/ Food Services Staff
Year Started at TST - 2011
BioI work in the kitchen and clean the school. I enjoy dancing, soccer, football, and shopping.
Francisco Vasquez
Food Services Staff/ Campus Maintenance
Head Soccer Coach
Year Started at TST - 1991
I work in the kitchen, snack bar, serve food, cook, and do whatever is need. I also drive the TST bus. I coach middle and upper school soccer. I am married with three kids one boy, Alex, and two girls, Jaquelyn, and Marissa. In my spare time, I love to dance.
Paula Vasquez
Food Services Staff
Year Started at TST - 2000
I am a 1991 graduate of Gladewater High. I open the cafeteria and snack bar during breakfast, lunch and after school. I prepare and decorate birthday cakes to order. In my spare time, I love to dance and go to the lake.
Extended Enrichment
Ann Beall
Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2007
I worked in MISD for three years. As a reading assistant with K thru grade three. I next moved to HISD and spent 28 years working with Special Ed. Students. In addition, I worked for 4 years with summer school students and drove a school bus. I began my tenure with TST in multiply positions in June 2007. I enjoy my work at TST and also enjoy working in my church nursery for the past 17 years.
When not working I love to spend time with my family and friends. I'm blessed with one son, special daughter in law, and a wonderful grandson. My hobbies are walking, swimming, scrapbooking, fishing, and watching Hallmark Channel movies.
Sandy Greer
Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2013
Prior to working at TST, I was a teacher's Aide in Special Education. at a public school district for 15 years.
I love spending time with my family. I love going to see my grandchildren participate in sports and dance competitions.
My hobby is attending the Texas Rangers games!!
Leann Hettinger
Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 1985
I started my 30th year here at TST in October. During my early years at Trinity, I worked in a few different areas, including serving as the Director of Extended Day. Those times were so different than it is now. When I first started teaching at Trinity, the school only went to 5th grade. It has been exciting to see all the changes take place and see this school grow into the excellent school that we are today. Each day I am seeing the children of students whom I had in my extended day classes years ago. It makes me feel old, but I know they love Trinity as I do. This is the best place!!
Growing up in Minnesota and coming to Longview in 1982, I have a love for lakes, plants and nature. In my spare time, I decorate and operate a small decorating business. I love to spend time with my husband and two sons and family. I get great joy in watching my three granddaughters in softball and basketball. They are growing up so fast. My dream is to travel more and possibly get back to jewelry making. I plan to stay at TST a while yet to enjoy the children and the school I love.
Shirley Kuhn
Assistant Director of Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2004
My name is Shirley Kuhn and I have been on staff at Trinity since 2004 and serve as the Assistant Director of Extended Enrichment and Summer Programs. I also facilitate our Extended Enrichment Handwriting Program. My hobbies are shopping, traveling and spending time with family and friends.
Christina Phillips
Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2017
My husband and I have three beautiful children. We have been married since 2010 and have served in ministry as worship leaders ever since. I have been in Texas since 2015 and consider myself an Okie at heart. I enjoy reading, singing, organizing, and OKC Thunder Basketball. I love tacos!
Rose Pruitt
Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2013
Prior to teaching at TST, I taught for 24 years at an Independent Primary School in which 10 years were with pre-k. Some of the positions held during my tenure were computer lab, intervention learning center and the specialty program Brain Gym. For 20 years I fulfilled my desire to make children smile as a bus driver for a special needs school bus. I really enjoyed knowing I was part of starting their day off with love!
I spend my spare time with my darling grandchildren. On the rare occasion that I'm not playing grandma, I love traveling (especially to the beach), going to the movies, and spending time with friends. I also have a nurturing spirit that is reflected in my work with stray animals. It brings me joy to help every creature I meet feel loved and cared for!
Sherrie Stevens
Extended Enrichment
Year Started at TST - 2014
I have been on staff with TST extended enrichment classes since 2014 following an 18 year career in one of our local school districts. My husband Larry and I raised two daughters and are blessed with one grandson, Jamison. In my time away from TST, I enjoy making a comforting home for my family and friends. I enjoy gardening, crafting and especially traveling to spend time with Jamison


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The custodian staff at Phillips Academy is headed by Reginald Muhammad, who was recently honored by mayor William Bell as a Hidden Hero in our community. This honor is defined by the Department of Youth Services as those who do the underlying work within our communities, without asking for pay, recognition, or fan-fare. If you are a returning family to Phillips you already know the value of Mr. Muhammad. He supervises an excellent staff including Ms. Heggler, Mr. Golden, Mr. Newton, and Mr. Williams.Mr. Golden, Not Pictured


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This part will take you through your second visit to Outset Island.
Outset Island
Now that we have Bombs and that Tetra is planning to get to Outset Island before we do, let's get back to the King of Red Lions and set a course for there so we can beat her getting there. It is located two blocks west and five blocks south of Windfall Island (one block east of the southwest corner), so set the wind direction for south and let's sail in a south-southwest direction. Again watch out for sharks that will swim through the waters and jump over them before they ram you. Once you reach the shore, the King of Red Lions will note that it is still dark and stormy, so it's not likely that we'll see Tetra show up at any time. As we travel on land, you'll notice that Chuchus will spring up here and there.
Reviving Grandma
You can go to Grandma's house to visit her, but all you'll see is that she's sitting in her rocking chair, sick from worrying about Link and Aryll being gone. We're going to need something to revive her spirits. Head back up the path to the hill where you crossed the bridge to enter the forest, but you'll now notice that the bridge is out, so we're going to have to cross it another way. Go to the highest point on the hill and face the direction of the forest. Set the wind direction to west, and then jump off using the Deku Leaf to fly across to the other side of the broken bridge. (You can also do this by leaping off the highest post near the bridge.) Head through the same path that you did in the forest when you first rescued Tetra, but go to the right when you see the log leaning to the left against a ledge. You'll see a big boulder plugging something up in the ground. Blow it up by using a Bomb, then enter the hole that it uncovers. You'll enter a Great Fairy chamber, where not only can you collect fairies for later use, but the Great Fairy herself in this chamber will give Link a bigger purse that will let him carry 1000 rupees.
Now that you've gotten a fairy if you don't have one and you've got a bigger purse, you can leave the forest. Along the way there are some Moblins that you can fight or just run past. Use the Deku Leaf to float back down to the village, then head into Grandma's house and use the fairy when you're standing next to her. The fairy will not only restore Link's health but also will revive Grandma. She will be so pleased with what you've done and yet so ashamed for worrying about you and Aryll that she will refill your bottle with Elixir Soup, which not only restores your life and magic meters, but also gives your sword double offensive power until you get hit. There's also two servings of this soup in the bottle when you get this, and she will be able to refill it as many times as you need throughout the rest of the game.
Opening Jabun's cave
It's time go find Jabun's cave. Set the wind direction to south, then get back onto the King of Red Lions and sail around the western part of the island until you come across a whirlpool in front of a giant stone slab on the side of a cliff wall. When you activate Bombs on board the sailboat, you'll now be able to fire cannonshots. Make sure you have maximum bombs before you do this. Here you'll go around the whirlpool a few times before you get sucked into it, costing you some heart (meter) damage. Before it does, try to aim for the highest part of the stone slab first and blast it, then aim for the middle when the top part breaks off, then aim for the lowest part when the middle breaks off. When the entire stone slab is broken, the water will now be calm again, and the King of Red Lions will now drift into the cave where we meet the great fish Jabun. He will talk to the king in his native language before presenting us with the final item that we need: Nayru's Pearl.
Triangle Islands
With all three pearls of the Goddesses in our possession, the King of Red Lions will tell us that we need to take them to three places that have been marked out for us on our Sea Chart. These three places are collectively known as the Triangle Islands, and on each of them are statues that we need to place each of the pearls on. This is the recommended order in which we should visit these islands:
1. South Triangle Island: This island is located two blocks north and two blocks east of Outset Island, and is the closest one to start from. Set your wind direction to northeast and let's travel there. When we get there, though, the place will be congested with annoying flying creatures called Seahats. Use your Boomerang to defend yourself against them. Go up to the statue and place Nayru's Pearl in its hands.
2. East Triangle Island: This island is located one block north and two blocks east of South Triangle Island. Leave the wind direction to northeast and travel to there by going east-northeast. There's nothing here that we need to worry about. Go up to the statue and place Farore's Pearl in its hands.
3. North Triangle Island: This island is located one block north and two blocks west of East Triangle Island. Set the wind direction to northwest and travel to there by going west-northwest. There's nothing here that we need to worry about. Go up to the statue and place Din's Pearl in its hands.
When all three pearls are in the statues' hands, the last statue will blow up first, revealing its true form underneath -- that of one of the three Goddesses -- and shooting a beam of light across to another statue that will blow up and shoot another beam of light to the third statue. Their beams of light will connect with each other, and in the middle of the water within the beams, a Triforce symbol will appear. A tower will also arise in the middle of the Triforce symbol. Link, who was knocked far by the blast of the statue's explosion, will land right near the tower. The King of Red Lions will also appear to tell Link that this is the Tower of the Gods, which was built to test men's courage. We will need to go through here to have our courage tested in order to gain the item we're seeking after.