A huge mentor in my life is my art teacher Mrs. Griffin. I started taking art classes with her in 2020, and throughout the years she has taught me both art skills and life skills. She taught me to be confident in myself and that hard work can get you anywhere. She also taught me to choose to paint what would challenge me, not just what I thought I was capable of. These challenges and support is what led me to become such a confident painter and eventually paint the school's art work.
What advice would you give to incoming freshmen based on your experiences?
My advice would be to come in with no expectations. High school here at Trinity is so different from middle school--there is more mingling between grades, closer relationships to teachers, and more freedom. High school is also a huge time for personal change and growth so don’t be afraid to take the risk and try something new.
What is one of your favorite memories from your time at Trinity?
One of my favorite memories is the Penguin Play from first grade. I was super excited because I got to be the Emperor penguin (aka the best penguin), and we got to dress up and put on a cute little play for our parents.
What are your plans after you graduate?
I want to become a large animal vet and work with horses and cattle. I also hope to stick with my hobbies and continue horseback riding and art in college.