An Anthem to the Heart of a Shamrock
ECHO Staff
December 6, 2019
A few minutes before a football game as the crowd gets settled in their seats. Doesn't seem like a big deal, right? To Trinity Singers, however, those few minutes singing pre-game music mean a great deal. Mr. Scott Ross, Trinity music teacher and director of ensembles, cited a poem written by Tri...
Chess Rocks Looking for the Right Moves
ECHO Staff
November 21, 2019
The chess Rocks compete in the Jefferson County Public School league. They are coached by Mr. Josh Kusch.
Where Beasts and Battles Thrive
ECHO Staff
November 19, 2019
Within mysterious passageways, you can find Rocks lost in the world of Dungeons and Dragons. Mr. Mitch Greenwell serves as moderator of the D & D Club.
Rocks Soar in Tim’s Flying Club
ECHO Staff
November 18, 2019
For those whose thoughts soar above the clouds, Tim's Flying Club provides a way to learn about flight and what it takes to become a pilot. Led by Mr. Joseph Chittissery Mathai (Mr. CM), Tim's Flying Club members use flight simulators and visit Bowman Regional Airport, among other activities. ...
A Chance to Commune with Nature
ECHO Staff
October 31, 2019
The school year began with words from Principal Dr. Dan Zoeller about the healing and invigorating benefits of nature. During retreats held throughout the year, Trinity seniors are given an opportunity to experience the beauty and power of nature found at Mount St. Francis. ...
Senior’s Road to Five-Star Reviews Started in St. Louis
Chase Gravatte, Staff Reporter
October 30, 2019
Not many seniors in high school can claim to have written and published a book that is receiving five-star reviews on Amazon. Trinity senior Jack Chauvin and his mother, Laura Chauvin, did just that, composing a children’s book about ice hockey. “When I Get to St. Louis: An ABC Journey Imag...
Trinity Sophomore Excels in a Family of Artists
Zachary Crumes, Staff Reporter
October 29, 2019
Trinity sophomore Harlan Welch-Scarboro is not the average high school student. In fact, it’s fair to say that "average" isn’t a word often associated with the Scarboro family. Harlan has already developed an extensive art portfolio, including two solo art exhibitions and numerous group shows at C...
Students Add Artistic Touches to Trinity Theatre Sets
ECHO Staff
October 16, 2019
For the past couple of years, Mr. Alan Wilson’s Art I classes have worked on cross-curricular projects with the Department of Theatre Arts. When Trinity producer/director Ms. Kate Reedy took over the Trinity Department of Theatre Arts productions, she asked the Art I classes to help with parts of t...
Rocks Perfect Ping-Pong Play
ECHO Staff
October 2, 2019
Trinity's talented ping-pong players gather in the Communication Arts Center convocation hall on a regular basis, at times taking part in tournaments. Teacher Mr. Joseph Chittissery Mathai moderates the Table Tennis Club and intramural ping-pong play.
Campus Aides Provide Solid Service
ECHO Staff
September 30, 2019
Part of Trinity's Community Service Program for seniors includes providing rock-solid assistance throughout the campus. Some students work in the Student Affairs Office, some help out the receptionist, and some work in the library, while others assist individual teachers. ...
Cooking Up Some Culinary Magic
ECHO Staff
September 12, 2019
Future chefs may very well get their start via the Trinity Culinary Club, headed by Dr. Debbie Heaverin, with instruction from Chef Lee Ashbrook and Chef Jeremy Williamson. The club cooked up some dishes after school on Sept. 12.
For Trinity Rising Senior, Educational Justice Makes Major Difference
Colin Murphy, Staff Reporter
June 25, 2019
From doing simple math at a restaurant to find out how much is needed for a tip to winning a trivia game with a fact taught in a fifth-grade social studies class, not much is more important than learning. But not everyone has an easy road in school. The Educational Justice program works to make le...
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