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Michael Clark ’64 Receives a Special Gift From His Nephew
In the dead of winter, prior to the pandemic of 2020, Everette Ezell thought of just the right gift for the man he called “Uncle Franchise”………Michael Clark, Trinity Class of 1964. Everette’s idea was to secure and frame an old Trinity Shamrocks basketball jersey for...
Catch up with your classmates while supporting Trinity
Fall at Trinity is just around the corner and that means the Alumni Phonathon. Over the course of 15 evenings in October and November alumni from all Trinity graduating classes will gather in Alumni Hall to call their classmates to ask for support for the Trinity...
New Counseling Center to Honor Class of 2020
The graduates of the Class of 2020 will be honored with a permanent reminder of their four years at Trinity. As students they excelled in numerous ways. They were enjoyable to have with us and made their theme TRINITY FOREVER, a reminder of what we all seek – a...
Michael Clark ’64 Receives a Special Gift From His Nephew
In the dead of winter, prior to the pandemic of 2020, Everette Ezell thought of just the right gift for the man he called “Uncle Franchise”………Michael Clark, Trinity Class of 1964. Everette’s idea was to secure and frame an old Trinity Shamrocks basketball jersey for...
Updates on KHSAA Decisions Impacting Trinity Summer Workouts and Fall Sports
On Friday, July 10, the KHSAA Board of Control (BOC) made the following decisions that impact Trinity and KHSAA member high schools: Golf may begin competition on July 31. Head Coach James Chaney will set dates for tryouts and a parents meeting. Those dates, times and...
A Message from the President
A Message from the President Dr. Rob Mullen Our Church recently celebrated the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, one could say, our school’s feast day. The Gospel reading included the passage from John 3:16, familiar especially to sports fans who remember that guy...
Pope Francis on Racism
Pope Francis on Racism Dr. Rob Mullen Only occasionally does Pope Francis comment on a specific incident in any one country of the world. Rarely does he ever mention one individual involved in such incidents. So as he weighs in on civil unrest happening in the United...
Health and Well-Being Protocols
Health and Well-Being Protocols Dr. Rob Mullen 2020-2021 School Year As announced last week, every Tuesday we will provide information about the 2020-2021 school year. This week we will outline the numerous steps being employed to accommodate everyone’s return to...
Regarding Graduation
Regarding Graduation Dr. Rob Mullen The decision to cancel the hoped-for July 30 event is based upon the concern for others’ well-being. Governor Beshear’s latest guidelines restrict public gatherings to 50 persons or fewer, an approach that just began June 29. It...
