News – Page 58

Move to eTextbooks a Gradual Process

Daniel McCarthy, Staff Reporter • January 23, 2015

With the start of the second semester, students are taking new electives, the intramural basketball season is heating up and the seniors are finally in the home stretch. One of the biggest changes currently...

Seniors Skype with French Students in Bordeaux

Editor in Chief Forde Womack and Trinity High School Website • January 23, 2015

Students in Trinity teacher Mr. Marlon Francis' anatomy and physiology, and earth & space science classes connected with high school peers in Bordeaux, France, via Skype on Thursday, Jan. 22. "We...

Trinity Freshmen Learn How to Save Lives

ECHO Staff • January 13, 2015

Trinity physical education and health teacher Mr. Joe Bryant coordinated cardio-pulmonary resuscitation instruction for all freshmen on Jan. 13. The Start the Heart Foundation conducted the training...

Chinese Classes Receive $10,000 Grant

Zane Brenzel, Staff Reporter • January 8, 2015

Trinity's Chinese course is new but has taken a huge step forward. Ms. Jocelyn Shi, who teaches Trinity's Chinese I and II classes, received a $10,000 grant for the course. Shi found out about...

Six New Members Inducted into Trinity Hall of Fame

ECHO Staff • December 22, 2014

The six newest members of the Trinity Hall of Fame were inducted during a dinner held Dec. 18 in Alumni Hall: Dr. John Belanger ’78 Richard “Peewee” Carey Frederick A. Fuchs ’57 Rev....

The Future is Now — Class of 2019 — and More!

ECHO Staff • December 16, 2014

A very busy few days before semester exams included the following: * Last Thursday's recognition assembly for the champion football Rocks * Friday's 60-49 basketball victory over defending state...

Class of 1965 Exchange Student Returns to Alma Mater

Alec McGuire, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2014

Mr. Gerhard Grainer, a native of Vienna, Austria, and a 1965 Trinity graduate, returned to his alma mater Dec. 5, nearly 50 years after having left the United States. As a young man around 18, Grainer...

Pride of Becket Delivers Top Soliloquy

ECHO Staff • December 5, 2014

Principal Dan Zoeller's challenge was to deliver powerfully a soliloquy from a play by Shakespeare. Evan Pride of Becket House rose to the challenge and delivered a soliloquy from Act III of "Julius...

Quick Recall Teams Outpoint DeSales

TTV News • December 5, 2014

Trinity's Quick Recall teams defeated DeSales yesterday. The varsity team might have been put off by the bright lights of the House marquee and a confident Colts team, as they played to a 7-7 halftime...

Rocks Head to Frankfort for Kentucky Youth Assembly

ECHO Staff • December 1, 2014

Trinity sent a 33-student contingent to Frankfort for the Kentucky Youth Assembly Nov. 23-25. The group was led by Ms. Maria Martín and Mr. Walter Mata.

Rest in Peace, Mr. Eckert

ECHO Staff • November 30, 2014

Legendary Trinity teacher Mr. Gene Eckert passed away Nov. 30 after a battle with cancer. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. From his Trinity Hall of...

Expressions of Gratitude Highlight Mass

ECHO Staff • November 25, 2014

The Trinity school community expressed gratitude at a Mass this morning. Chaplain Fr. Dave Zettel celebrated the Mass, which featured a talk by senior Ryan Gustafson and handbells played by Trinity...