He said, She said

Rachel Chase, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

February 10, 2020

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Student of the month: February

February 4, 2020

It is my pleasure to nominate Elliott Salvatori as THS Student of the Month for February.  Elliott is, without question, a gifted individual and one that hungers for challenges and is both mathematically and mechanically gifted. I first met Elliott midway through his junior year. He was at the time...

Teachers give relationship advice to students

Morgan Kafana, Editor-in-Chief

February 4, 2020

Mrs. Booher Q: How did you meet your significant other? A: At a company Christmas party at the George Washington Hotel. Q: How many years have you been married to your significant other? A: We have been married for 35 years and dated two years prior to getting married. Q: What would you say ...

Q&A with Ms. Smith

Emma Liggett, FOR Editor

January 22, 2020

Q: Would you ever teach a biology class? If so, why? A: I’m a special ed teacher with a degree in social studies, but biology is growing on me. Q: Why did you decide to co-teach at Trinity? A: I believe it’s better for special ed kids to be with peers and it’s good for me to be able to wor...

Pet of the Month: January

Gina Gossett, Arts and Entertainment Editor

January 21, 2020

Jiggie is an intelligent Crossbred Bluebutt show pig owned by Ensley Clark, a junior at Trinity as well as president of the FFA program. Clark has been showing livestock since she was eight years old. Now she runs a show pig business with her dad, called  “Clark Show Pigs,” where she shows multip...

Student of the Month: January

January 6, 2020

It is my pleasure to nominate Kristin Leep as THS Student of the Month for January.  She has always been the “go to” student whenever a class or club project needs spearheaded and completed with accuracy and creativity. In such projects, she is always the silent organizer and leader to be sur...

Trinity students hold Veteran’s Day dance

Contributed by Kylie Poland

December 17, 2019

On November 21, 2019, TLC and JROTC students at Trinity High School held a Veteran‘s Day dance on the fifth-floor dining hall at the Presbyterian Senior Care Home for its residents.  “The DJ recognized all of the branches of the military and gave out certificates and pins,” said Sergeant M...

Opportunity for medical careers grows in Trinity

Contributed by Jaremiah Colbert

December 17, 2019

The addition of the new medical classes at Trinity High School during the 2019-2020 school year, instructed by Mr. Porterfield, has gained the attention of many students in 9-12th grade. The classes offer not only something new to students, but also offer insight into which career path students will...

Trinity welcomes new math teacher, soccer coach

Contributed by Macy Comfort

December 17, 2019

To begin the 2019-2020 school year, Trinity High School acquired a new teacher and boys’ soccer coach, Mr. Sukolsky. After graduating from the University of Mount Union last year, Sukolsky decided to make the decision of becoming the newest Trinity Hiller, on and off the field.  Sukolsky is one...

Pet of the month: December

Emma Liggett, FOR Editor

December 16, 2019

Pumba is a handsome African dog owned by Sophomore Even Berry. He is three years old and has two siblings, a Great Dane named Ella and his little brother, a cat named Blu. Although Pumba seems like a normal dog, he has a very heartfelt story.  In 2017, he was brought to the United States from The Gambia, We...

Welcoming Ms. Kinney

Kayla Denke, Sports Editor

December 16, 2019

Ms. Kinney is a new member of the Trinity staff and is not only a special education teacher but also a co-teacher in Mr. Swarrow’s eleventh-grade and Ms. Shaw’s twelfth-grade English classes. Kinney came to Trinity because she really enjoys the atmosphere at the high school. Mainly because as...

Student of the Month: December

December 5, 2019

It is my pleasure to nominate Brent Clutter as THS Student of the Month for December.  Brent exhibits many of the characteristics that I try to develop in my students, including intellectual curiosity, a strong work ethic, service to others, and a willingness to mentor younger students. His ability t...