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Rocks Cook Up Some Tasty Dishes

ECHO Staff • October 21, 2020

In addition to holding a Teams meeting, the Culinary Club did some cooking on Oct. 21 at 4:00. If you want to join the club, contact Ms. Rachel Hall ([email protected]) or Ms. Kathy Kiefer ([email protected])...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. James Torra

Sam Repp, Staff Reporter • September 1, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. Trinity Vice President for School Advancement and Director of Admissions Mr. James...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Senior Trent Thomas

Kaden Bates '20, Staff Reporter • August 31, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity student-athletes. Trent Thomas, a leader on the Rocks bass fishing team, competed for three years under the direction of head coach...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Ms. Amy Zuccaro

Zachary Crumes '20, Staff Reporter • August 18, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. A National Board Certified English teacher. An award-winning speech and debate coach. A powerful...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. Chad Waggoner

Trent Youngblood, Staff Reporter • June 22, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. A young Palestinian boy around the age of five or six stares into Mr. Chad Waggoner's camera lens....

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. Trevor Timmerberg

RiLee Waggoner '20, Staff Reporter • June 22, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. A famous commercial claims someone is "the most interesting man in the world." That might also...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. Steven Tompkins

Kaden Bates '20, Staff Reporter • June 19, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. Mr. Steven Tompkins, a 1981 alumnus, has held a number of positions...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. CM

Kyle Vance '20, Staff Reporter • June 18, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. Trinity's Mr. Joseph Chittissery Mathai, better known as Mr. CM, teaches physics and is a club...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. Tyler Harris

Ben Taylor '20, Staff Reporter • June 17, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. Having graduated from Trinity and taught as a long-term substitute teacher for Mr. Trevor Timmerberg’s...

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. Mitch Greenwell

Jeffrey Palmquist, Staff Reporter • June 17, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. “You need to pursue your passion, not your career." Wise words from Trinity English teacher Mr....

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mrs. Betsy Darby

Thad Jones '20, Staff Reporter • June 16, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. Timothy was sitting on the couch reading a book by Stephen King when he heard footsteps from above....

Reverbs from the ECHO Chamber — a Q & A with Mr. Jay Cobb

Preston Romanov '20, Editor in Chief • May 24, 2020

Another in a continuing series of Q & A interviews with Trinity faculty, staff and administrators. A bust of President Abraham Lincoln sporting a Trinity football cap sits in the basement of Mr....