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The donation drive was once again organized by Mrs. Mary Mason.

Blood from Rocks!

ECHO Staff November 6, 2019

The first of two annual blood donation drives took place at Trinity today as Rocks made their way to Shamrock Gym. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Mason, the donations to the American Red Cross -- 83...

The CC Rocks edged St. Xavier and the rest of the 3A pack to win their 20th state title.

Harriers Go Back to Back — Bring Home Title No. 20!

ECHO Staff November 5, 2019

The cross country Rocks, under the leadership of head coach Scott Holzknecht and his assistant coaches, captured the 3A KHSAA State Cross Country Championship on Nov. 2 at the Kentucky Horse Park.  The...

Senior Retreat for Trinity students affords an opportunity to commune with nature.

A Chance to Commune with Nature

ECHO Staff October 31, 2019

The school year began with words from Principal Dr. Dan Zoeller about the healing and invigorating benefits of nature. During retreats held throughout the year, Trinity seniors are given an opportunity...

Sometimes you just feel like hanging around!

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ECHO Staff October 31, 2019

Once a year, Trinity's faculty haunt the halls, scare up creative costumes and go a bit ghoulish as they spirit in the season!  Happy Halloween!   

Senior Jack Chauvin, right, talks with reporter Chase Gravatte about becoming a published author of a childrens book.

Senior’s Road to Five-Star Reviews Started in St. Louis

Chase Gravatte, Staff Reporter October 30, 2019

Not many seniors in high school can claim to have written and published a book that is receiving five-star reviews on Amazon. Trinity senior Jack Chauvin and his mother, Laura Chauvin, did just that,...

Doomsday Machine by Harlan Welch-Scarboro is one of many works of art by the Trinity sophomore.

Trinity Sophomore Excels in a Family of Artists

Zachary Crumes, Staff Reporter October 29, 2019

Trinity sophomore Harlan Welch-Scarboro is not the average high school student.  In fact, it’s fair to say that "average" isn’t a word often associated with the Scarboro family. Harlan has already...

Green Cross Club members took on a tough project and discovered sometimes a different perspective puts everything in focus. Columnist Jack Brown discovered a similar lesson while trying to repair a desk.

No Need for MacGyver — Just a Bit of Duct Tape

Jack Brown, Columnist October 23, 2019

Being a younger sibling makes you trained to see opportunity. Sustained by a constant stream of hand-me-down clothes, books, and even games, I learned from an early age you need to be resourceful. When...

The magnificence of nature can be found throughout Trinitys campus. You just have to look! Gus Boyer shares a lesson about the beauty and fragility of nature.

A Rose — or Watermelon — by Any Other Name

Gus Boyer, Columnist October 23, 2019

Crimson, luscious, and full, the tomato sat cradled in the knotted hands of the sunbaked old man. Towering over me with his beanstalk frame, the farmer gently placed the fruit in my uncalloused palms and...

Inchydoney is a small island off West Cork, Ireland. Trinity Principal Dr. Dan Zoeller and four students -- William Altsman, Bennett Carothers, Liam Kelly and Spencer Haydon --
recently traveled to Ireland to begin a new exchange program with Kinsale Community School. Though he did not travel on this trip, Trinity senior Nick Huls writes of finding common ground with a couple of teens from Northern Ireland.

A Little Help from Ronald McDonald to Patty Melt the Cultural Divide

Nick Huls, Columnist October 23, 2019

My heart was a drum roll in my throat and my stomach a leaden mess. I shifted my weight to my left leg, bit my lip and peered down the muted, gray terminal with its shiny linoleum floors. With my brow...

Trinity donations to Dare to Care are pouring in and will continue through the end of October.

Dare to Care Drive Runs Through October

ECHO Staff October 18, 2019

The Rocks are bringing in the dough to help feed those in need. The Dare to Care collection, coordinated by Mrs. Holly McGuire, continues through the end of October.

Rocks worked in downtown Louisville Oct. 4-6 with Hand in Hand Ministries.

Green Cross Joins Hand in Hand to Make a Difference

ECHO Staff October 18, 2019

Trinity's Green Cross Club took part in a service project Hand in Hand Ministries. The group, led by teacher Mr. Michael Budniak,  spent three days (Oct. 4-6) working with this project in conjunction...

Athletes signed up for gift cards during a meeting of the FCA.

Rocks Chapter of the FCA Returns

ECHO Staff October 18, 2019

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes returned to Trinity Oct. 10 with an early morning meeting in the Communication Arts Center convocation hall. Athletes from various sports enjoyed breakfast and gift...

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