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December 18, 2025

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My MAD Valentine
My MAD Valentine
The Hiller Staff welcomes new member Maddox Garber. This is the first comic he has created about the newspaper, titled "Mad & Young Love."
Hiller Staff welcomes Maddox Garber
Congratulations to the THS students named winners of the 2025 Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by American Legion Post 175: Sylvia Stoy, Gianna Stiehler, Quinn Halligan, Maddox Garber, and Miranda Schury (not pictured).
Congratulations 2025 Americanism Essay Contest winners!
For over 40 years, Family House has been providing a safe, affordable, and comfortable place to stay for patients and their families who travel to Pittsburgh for medical care. In a heartwarming display of community spirit, multiple clubs from Trinity High School joined forces to collect and donate nonperishable food items and cleaning supplies to Family House in Shadyside. This collaborative effort highlighted the power of teamwork and generosity as students came together for a shared mission: supporting families in need. The clubs, ranging from the F.O.R. (Friends of Rachel) Club, Trinity Leadership Committee, and National Honor Society to HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), pooled their resources to organize a donation drive in the school and community; their efforts culminated in an impressive collection of items, assisting Family House in its mission to provide a home away from home for patients and their families during challenging times. This project not only brought support to Family House but also inspired everyone involved to recognize the impact they can make when they collaborate for a cause. When young people lead with compassion and determination, they can create meaningful change, one act of kindness at a time!
Students give back through Family House
Students in Ms. Shaw’s Honors English 10 classes and the F.O.R. Club recently came together to support our local Salvation Army’s holiday program, generously donating an array of gifts to bring joy to local children in our community. From toys and crafts to winter clothing, their contributions were thoughtfully selected to make the season brighter for those in need. Their efforts embody the true meaning of giving and remind us of the profound impact young people can have when they rally for a worthy cause. Top row left to right: Morgan Layhue, Cameron Johnson, Mady Hall, Phillip Whitlock, Melia Stockdale Bottom row left to right: Porter Stephens, Isaac Copechal, Katie Davis
Salvation Army spreads holiday joy through donations