Features – Page 35

Relief in Sight! — Art I Students Create Linoleum Block Prints

ECHO Staff • January 25, 2016

Art I teacher Mr. Shayne Hull's students created the most recent exhibit in the library display case. According to Hull, "We worked on linoleum block relief prints. Each student sketched out a...

Job Shadowing Shines Light on Career Choices

Hunter Mulloy, Staff Reporter • January 7, 2016

What better way to learn about a possible career than to shadow someone doing that job. That is the rationale behind Trinity's annual Job Shadow Day for the entire Junior Class. The Class of 2017...

Shamrock Points of View

ECHO Staff • January 6, 2016

Tilt your head. Squint. Lie on the ground and look up. The world looks a little different when checked out from slightly different angles. ECHO staffers did just that on Trinity's campus and saw a...

Terry Pursuing Electrician Certification

Michael Hellinger, Staff Reporter • January 5, 2016

An important member of the crew that maintains Trinity's award-winning campus left at the end of November. Mr. Stephen Terry, a 2001 alumnus who joined the maintenance crew in 2005, left to begin...

A Rapper on the Rise — Louisville’s Harlow Plays Forecastle

Ryan Cywinski, Editor • December 16, 2015

Kanye West, Drake, A$AP Rocky, and Kendrick Lamar -- all household names in today’s rap scene and each rapper from a different place: Chicago, Toronto, New York, L.A. Notice a trend? Each...

Student Awareness a Must to Ensure Safety

Jack Tompkins, Staff Reporter • November 20, 2015

Scotty walked down an alley of Sunset Avenue in the West End with two girls he had just met. They were friends of a third girl he met a week earlier, and they promised Scotty gas money for all the time...

Shamrock Eagle Scouts Soar

Zac Brumback, Staff Reporter • November 13, 2015

The journey to attaining the Eagle Scout rank requires more than a little perseverance. Currently 14 Trinity students have made that journey. Class of 2016 Eagle Scouts are Brent White, Jacob Luken,...

Shamrock Sights & Sounds

ECHO Staff • November 9, 2015

From the sound of a trumpet to bouncing basketballs, from heated debate to red-hot costumes, from Mass to masks, Trinity is always filled with the sights and sounds of learning. The Rocks hosted...

Many Talents Shared with Many Students

Axel Halvarson, Staff Reporter • November 4, 2015

It's not unusual for teachers to oversee one club, maybe two. Few are moderators of five clubs! Trinity science teacher Mr. Joseph Chittissery Mathai does just that. Not only is he a physics teacher,...

The Fight for Gender Equity Continues

Forde Womack, Editor in Chief • October 22, 2015

The issue of equal rights for women has been debated over the last century and a half, beginning, of course, with the suffragettes. A film coming out Oct. 23 stars Meryl Streep as Emmeline Pankhurst, ...

Shamrock Talent Aplenty as ‘The Miser’ Rehearsals Continue

Kaizad Joshi, Staff Reporter • October 20, 2015

Rehearsals and set construction are in full swing as Trinity’s dedicated Department of Theatre Arts prepares to present Moliere's "The Miser," premiering on Nov. 10 and running through Nov. 22. For...

PRIDE WEEK in Full Swing!

Connor Rafferty, Michael Hellinger and Hunter Mulloy, Staff Reporters • September 30, 2015

Beginning with last Sunday's Shamrock Awards Luncheon and moving into today's burger cook-off, car decorating and cornhole play, Pride Week is in full swing. Banners and posters are up, the dunking...