Trinity High School recently had 43 students receive 2017 AP Scholar recognition. AP Scholars, who scored three or higher on three or more AP exams, and faculty include, first row, from left, Eric Lauver, assistant principal; Cindy Garda, high school counselor; and juniors Matt Safin, Ryan Broaddrick, Sierra Hermann and Claudia Kern; and second row, Maggie Amaismeier and Tia Burns, high school counselors; and juniors Kyle Steele, Daniel Dillion, April Horency, Tyler Livingood and Isabella Petronka. Not pictured are juniors Anthony Mauro and George Stough and seniors Karlee Curry, Sarah Glendenning, Ben Hill, Alyssa Lakhram, Dalton Reed and Mckayla Rollison.

Students who were named AP Scholars of Distinction after scoring 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scoring three or higher on five or more of these exams include, first row, from left, juniors Carly Croft, Zach Ecker, Bill Edgar, Jeff Ecker and Robert Stadelman. With them are, second row, Cindy Garda, high school counselor; Eric Lauver, assistant principal; and high school counselors Maggie Amaismeier and Tia Burns. Not pictured are juniors Zachary Dinch and Robert Stadelman; seniors Ben Artuso, Michelle Biksey, Abigail Dessart, Abigail Faust, Cole Filer, Taylor Mals, Angus Pinkerton, Rachel Ratvasky, John Ross, Casey Shaw, Benjamin Weaver and Cameron White and graduate Anthony D’Orazio. Faust and Ratvasky also were named National AP Scholars after posting an average score of at least four on all AP exams taken and scores of four or higher on eight or more of these exams.

Assistant principal Eric Lauver is shown with juniors Ken Briggs and Makenzie Diedrich, who were named AP Scholars with Honor. Not pictured are seniors Linnea Asplin, Stephen Day III, Jacob Metts and Kelsey Reese. AP Scholars with Honor scored 3.25 on all AP exams taken and three or higher on four or more of these exams.