Seniors:
Justin Rossotti: “A musician.”
Karen Urieta: “Probably someone that’s kind, someone that’s welcoming, someone that is easily approachable.”
Karold Soto: “I want to be remembered as a very kind person that was always helpful when needed.”
Sol Ventura: “I want to be remembered as someone who just spreads love and positivity to people no matter their background.”
Izaiah Gonzalez: “I want to be remembered as someone who was a nice person but also someone who could be a role model, you know, someone to look up to.”
Jonna Trevino Vasquez: “I want to be remembered as a caring person.”
Eric Vega: “I want to be remembered as a hard worker.”
Anna Marie Garnica: “I think I would like to be remembered as someone who kind of made an impact even if it was small in people’s lives, like to be the kind words, to improve their day, even if it’s just the little things.”
Staff:
Mr. Wright: “Well, I hope that my students realize that anything important that’s been discovered, or thought of, or discussed in philosophy, the ancient Greeks have already figured out 2,500 years ago.”
Mr. Johnson: “I want to be remembered as a teacher who always put his students first, always.”
