Trinity High School Graduates

"In the proud tradition of
Mercy (1948),
St. Thomas Aquinas (1954),
Rosary (1961),
St. Thomas Aquinas–Mercy (1985)"

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January Spotlight

John Munich

St. Thomas Aquinas1974

                  "I valued my time and the teaching I received at Aquinas, and feel that it well-prepared me for college, law school and the practice of law. I am sorry that the school closed. During my time there, I was on the Track Team for four years under Coach Norm Ryan; during that period we were very competitive and, if memory serves correctly, we won and placed second, respec- tively, in the District Meet during my junior and senior years. (I wonder if any of my school records still stand in the mile, half mile, mile relay and two mile relay?) I also ran on the Cross- Country team."(read more)

TRINITY finishes 2nd in state

Our Trinity Boys Soccer Team competed in the Class 2 Missouri State Soccer Championships in Blue Springs, Missouri on November 18 and 19.  In the semi-final match the Titans defeated Smithville High School by a score of 1-0.  This win advanced them to the Finals match against St. Louis Priory School.  The Titans fought hard but came up short  (0-2) against an excellent Priory team. 

The Titans finished their season with an impressive record of 21-7.  Congratulations to our boys soccer team and thank you to all our fans throughout the season and to those who made the trip to the other side of the state.

CHEER CAMP

TRINITY invites girls ages 4-15 to Cheer with the Titan Cheerleaders at the boys' basketball game against St. Mary's on Friday, Feb. 10.  Participants will practice with the Trinity cheerleaders from 7:30-8:30 on February 7 and 8 at Trinity, and perform during the second quarter and halftime of the game on Feburary 10.  The girls will learn chants, jumps and builds, and will receive a Trinity Cheerleading t-shirt to be worn during the game.  Cost is $25 per person; $40 for two or more siblings, if paid before Tuesday, January 24.  After January 24 the cost is $30 per person.  For more information or to reserve a spot, call Dana Anderson at 314-489-2491 or e-mail her at dan33d@yahoo.com.

Titan leading the way

Each year, high schools in St. Louis County are invited to nominate an outstanding leader. Trinity Catholic High School senior Grace Fyalka was honored as one of fifty-nine 2011 St. Louis County Outstanding Student Leaders. Fyalka a graduate of St. Norbert elementary school, took part in a day-long leadership seminar at Washington University before being recognized in a ceremony at the St. Louis County Government Center in Clayton.

In addition to her dedicated leadership at Trinity, Fyalka is an outstanding student, a member of the National Honor Society as well as Youth in Government and a four-year varsity starter in volleyball.

 

This week in sports

With the cooperation of the Trinity coaching staff we will be posting weekly summaries of what Trinity teams and individuals have done in sports for the previous week. Click the button on the left side of this page and come back weekly to follow the Titans performances.

Archbishop Carlson Introduces Advancement InitiativE

"“We must keep our schools Catholic,” Archbishop Carlson wrote in his pastoral letter. “We must grow them. And they must be financially sound and able to assist those in need." (read more)

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