Trinity students make big-time visit to Big Apple
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Four Trinity Catholic High School seniors took a memorable trip to New York City recently. Thanks to their industrial technology teacher, Gene Schnell, and one of his former students — Kate Dwyer, Rosary High School class of 1976 — the Trinity students got a close-up look at the World Trade Center project, as well as a firsthand education on the architecture and engineering of many structures in the Big Apple.
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