Twelve from the Class of 2020 Receive Shammy Awards
ECHO Staff
May 21, 2020
The Shammy Award winners for the Class of 2020 were announced on May 15. The winners, voted on by the entire Senior Class, are typically announced at the Prom. The recipients were the following: Mr. Fall Sports………...
Class of 2020 Celebrates with a Drive Through Trinity Campus
ECHO Staff
May 15, 2020
Horns honking, hands waving, faces smiling. And none of this on a computer. The Class of 2020, along with friends and family members, drove slowly through Trinity High School's campus Thursday evening. Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen stated that each senior taking part in the drive through ca...
Trinity Teacher Amy Zuccaro Recognized for ‘Exemplary Volunteerism to Promote Speech and Debate’
ECHO Staff
April 24, 2020
Mr. J. Scott Wunn, Executive Director of the National Speech & Debate Association, informed Trinity principal Dr. Dan Zoeller that Trinity teacher Ms. Amy Zuccaro is being honored for her "exemplary volunteerism to promote speech and debate." The complete letter follows: Dear Princi...
Walking a Spiritual Path
ECHO Staff
March 13, 2020
"Walking a labyrinth is a very old spiritual practice of meditative prayer," Trinity theology teacher Mr. Scott Holzknecht wrote. "The labyrinth is only a few miles from Trinity and is a replica of one on the floor of a cathedral in France." Holzknecht took his classes on one-block field trips to the labyrinth on Mar....
Debate Team Rocks at State Tournament
ECHO Staff
March 13, 2020
Members of the Trinity Debate Team competed in the Kentucky High School Speech League State Tournament, hosted at the University of Louisville Mar. 11-12. The Rocks claimed a number of top honors at the 100th KHSSL state tourney: Senior Walker Evans placed third in Congressional Debate -- sophomore ...
Classes Tour JCTC, Attend Spalding Showcase
ECHO Staff
March 11, 2020
Juniors taught by Trinity teachers Mrs. Betsy Darby and Mr. Mitch Greenwell, in conjunction with the College Counseling Department, toured the technical campus at Jefferson Community Technical College and attended the Spalding University Showcase on Mar. 6. Darby said the event was designed to help...
Trinity Junior Wins Live Programming at RoboRumble
ECHO Staff
March 10, 2020
Trinity junior Egan Bohne' captured first place in the Live Programming event at the Kentucky Derby Festival RoboRumble, held Mar. 7. The RoboRumble featured five different competitive events: RCX, SumoBot, Sphero, Robotics Use, and Live Programming. Bohne' entered the Live Programming even...
Trinity’s ‘Crazy for You’ Opens Mar. 11
ECHO Staff
March 9, 2020
Coming off packed houses for the fall production of "The Three Musketeers," Trinity's Department of Theatre Arts will present the romantic comedy musical "Crazy for You." Seven 7 p.m. performances open on Mar. 11 and continue on Mar. 12, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21. Three 2 p.m. performances take place on Ma...
Romero’s Lee Tops in House Ping Pong Tournament
ECHO Staff
February 28, 2020
After two days of exciting contests, Romero House member Justin Lee defeated all opponents on his way to becoming House Ping Pong Tournament champion. Matches, coordinated by House and Activities Director Mr. Adam Klein and Mr. Joseph Chittissery Mathai, were held Feb. 24-25 in the Convocation Hall...
Archbishop Celebrates Start of Lenten Season with Shamrocks
ECHO Staff
February 28, 2020
A day after Ash Wednesday and the start of the Lenten season, the Most Reverend Joseph E. Kurtz, D.D., Archbishop of Louisville presided at a schoolwide Mass. Concelebrants at the Mass, held in Steinhauser Gymnasium, were Rev. David Zettel '58, Trinity Chaplain; Rev. Brandon DeToma '00, Associate P...
Lent Begins with Distribution of Ashes
ECHO Staff
February 26, 2020
"For you are dust, and to dust you shall return." -- Genesis 3:19 As a reminder of our mortality, the beginning of Lent, and preparation for Easter, ashes were distributed during first block this morning. Lent, a time for prayer and repentance, lasts for the next 40 days, until Palm Sunday begins ...
Classroom Phone Usage Disconnected
Alex Herman, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2020
It isn’t uncommon to see students sneak looks at their phones while claiming they’re “doing work” or “checking PowerSchool." In reality, many are sending out Snapchats to save their streaks and trying to get past the level in the game that’s giving them so much trouble. While phones have beco...
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