ABOUT TRINITY STICKER TAG

This website was developed by Daniel Iofin '26 in 2025, replacing a previous website developed by the cool bois Calvin Hansen '18, and Jake Fisher '18 to bring the Trinity School annual tradition of Sticker Tag into the modern age. In 2024, the original version of this website was revamped by Matthew Chin '24, Varun Gupta '24, and Shiv Shamdasani '24.

We would like to thank Mr. Justin Gohde for all of his technical instruction and help.

HISTORY OF TRINITY STICKER TAG

Prior to this website's developement in 2018, Senators manually randomized hunters and targets, processed tags, and resolved disputes. All communications were handled via email, which proved time-consuming for the game's facilitators.

In 2018, Trinity Seniors Calvin Hasen and Jake Fisher offered to write a script that automated the target randomizations and notifications. Spared countless hours by their efforts, the Senators were overjoyed, and Calvin and Jake were inspired to digitize the entire game.

Over only a few weeks, Calvin and Jake developed this website. In return for their work, Calvin and Jake received free snacks from the breakfast cart for life (Prior to COVID-19, the Senate's breakfast cart sold affordable pastries to Trinity students in the morning).

Six years later in 2024, Matthew Chin, Varun Gupta, and Shiv Shamdasani revamped this website to increase engagement and foster community. They introduced second hunters, mugshots, recaps, agent histories, activity log, and agent list page, and they updated the scoreboard, profile, and about pages.

In 2025, Daniel Iofin rewrote the website to adapt it to the evolving technology stack of the Trinity School CS department. Kaegan Wijaya '26 helped design the logo.

WEBSITE MAINTAINERS

It is tradition for a computer science student to manage this website each year. The following students have maintained the Trinity Sticker Tag website over the years.