On Aug. 28, Trinity held its annual tradition of Senior Investiture. During this hour-long ceremony, each senior is recognized in front of the entire school along with multiple senior performances to show off the grade’s musical talent.

Senior Marisela Morel opens Senior Investiture with a solo performance. Morel is one of the leading members of the Vocal Society.

Senior Caroline Ahl shakes hands with Head of School Byron Lawson as she receives the honorary senior pin.

Captain of the cheer team and senior Brinkley Harold is recognized and honored by Lawson.

Throughout the year, the big brothers and sisters serve as role models to their sixth graders. There are several annual school-sponsored activities the two grades get to partake in together.

After the Senior Investiture ceremony is concluded, the sixth graders rush to the quad and form a circle. Sixth graders, in this long-standing tradition, pass around envelopes until they receive the one that matches them to their senior big brother or sister.

Senior Maxi de la Fuente and her corresponding little sister find each other in the quad. Both grades fill out a form prior to meeting so that the seniors and sixth graders are paired together based on similar interests and personality traits.

Seniors Alejandro Castillo and Zevy Naft find their little brothers and get to meet them for the first time.