by Ellen Frantz ’19 (De La Salle House) On Thursday, March 7, author Tara Sullivan came to visit Trinity High School.  She is the author of The Bitter Side of Sweet, THS’s first ever “one-book-one-school” novel. Mrs. Sullivan spoke with the whole school that morning before she led some writing workshops with several English classes and held Q&A sessions with others.   During the talks,  Mrs. Sullivan kept repeating that she is married and a

by Leah Deppen ’19 (Immaculata House) and Lauren Tribeck ’19 (Immaculata House) This was the 10th anniversary for mini-THON at Trinity. For the 10th year, the committee spent extra time making sure it would be the best THON yet. Long days were spent fundraising and planning in order to make this event a success. Even with many obstacles thrown at the committee at the last minute, we were able to continue to push through all

By Katie Dominguez ‘20 (Immaculata House) Trinity High School’s production of Annie is less than two weeks away, with showtimes March 1 at 7:00 p.m., March 2 at 7:00 p.m., and March 3 at 2:00 p.m. The cast and crew are working hard to prepare a spectacular show! The musical is set in New York City in the midst of the Great Depression. The plot follows eleven-year-old Annie, an orphan who is selected to spend