Aquinas House Wins as Class of 2023 Rocks the Day Away!
ECHO Staff
September 4, 2019
What is the Class of 2023 doing right now? Having a good time! That's the goal for today's Rockin'. Wearing t-shirts sporting their House colors and logos, the freshmen are working as teams with their House brothers. The annual event, coordinated by Sr. Kathy Cash, Ph.D., and Mr. Bernie Schum, in...
‘Trinity Forever’
ECHO Staff
August 23, 2019
A white shamrock on a green background. Two deceptively powerful words written on the shamrock in green and black letters. "Trinity Forever" sounds simple at first -- before one thinks about the catalyst for such a proclamation. To grasp the meaning of "Trinity Forever," those at the annual Ope...
Class of 2023 Commits to Excellence
ECHO Staff
August 15, 2019
The Class of 2023 made a tangible commitment to excellence in Steinhauser Gymnasium on a beautiful Aug. 14 evening. The freshmen, just three days into their first high school year, heard from leaders and took part in a book signing during the seventh annual Freshman Class Academic Convocation. Trinity President Dr. Ro...
Hail, Mary
ECHO Staff
August 12, 2019
"Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee." Bishop Mark Spalding of the Nashville diocese dedicated and blessed Trinity's new statue of the Blessed Mother on Aug. 11. Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen thanked teacher Mrs. Holly McGuire "for acquiring and preparing the statue, and then arrangi...
Welcome back, Rocks!
ECHO Staff
August 6, 2019
Beautiful sunshine on a midsummer's day. Seniors helping freshmen find their way. Four classes of Rocks preparing for next week's start to the school year -- while still savoring the final days of break. Today's gathering set up the beginning of classes on Aug. 12 for students new to Trinity a...
Evelyn Fultz — Rest in Peace
ECHO Staff
July 3, 2019
The Trinity family lost one of its greats on Monday when Evelyn Fultz passed away at the age of 92. From the fall of 1954 through 1995, Evelyn was a mainstay of Trinity, working as administrative assistant for the Rocks' first four heads of school. Trinity President Dr. Rob Mullen '77 remembered E...
Senior Explores a Different Panama City
Aidan Koch, Staff Reporter
July 2, 2019
For 2019 graduate John Michael Cristofoli, spring break was not the typical trip to Panama City. Cristofoli and some of his family, including his aunt and uncle Terra and Patrick Boone, went to the country Panama and experienced some amazing thing. There was a very wide variety of things to ...
Let the Games Begin — eSports Competition Starting at Trinity
Julian Pirtle, Staff Reporter
May 24, 2019
What if I told you, you could be making half a million dollars a month playing your favorite video game professionally. People all around the world have dreams about playing video games for a living, especially after recent professional gamer Tyler Blevins, better known as Ninja, started bringing in more...
Classrooms are Expanded as Rocks Explore Social Issues
ECHO Staff
May 22, 2019
The classroom is only a starting place for learning. Finding ways to improve societal problems happens best when students leave campus and interact with the society they wish to help. This happens through events such as the Louisville Engaging Nonviolence Symposium for High School Students, which include...
A Fond Farewell to the Record-Setting Class of 2019
ECHO Staff
May 21, 2019
Trinity High School's 63rd annual Commencement saw 279 students walk across the stage in Bellarmine University's Knights Hall. After the record-setting class -- $44 million in college merit scholarship offers -- heard words of advice from two fellow alumni honored at the ceremony, Trinity Presiden...
Giving Future Generations a Look at the Past — Rocks Win Time Capsule Contest
ECHO Staff
May 20, 2019
In the year 2119, what will people know about life today in the St. Matthews community? What should go in a time capsule to be opened in a century? Those were the questions, and Trinity High School came up with the best answers. Mr. Louis R. Straub II, Louisville Market President for Independence...
Myriad Emotions Take Center Stage at Baccalaureate Mass
ECHO Staff
May 20, 2019
It was a time to express deep emotions and fond remembrances. Trinity High School's 63rd annual Baccalaureate Mass allowed for reflection as the Class of 2019 celebrated their final liturgy together. Trinity Chaplain Fr. Dave Zettel, celebrant and 1958 alumnus, offered words of encouragement, Campus Minister ...
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