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Fall '18 Intern
El Camino High School
Class of 2020
I don’t know right now what city I would want to live in for the rest of my life. I want to travel first before I decide where I want to permanently reside.
My family inspires me in that they continuously support me and have been kind and nurturing also my friend who go to el Camino with me. People like Gianna Giudici who always makes me smile and laugh and is always helping me. People like Kailey Solorzano who motivates me to strive in school with my AP Lang class and my math class and who helps me to become more intelligent. People like Justine Camunias who puts a smile on my face and makes me laugh. People like Kurt Von Giese who helps me in our AP US history class.
On a deserted island I would bring a knife to cut things. I would also bring a water filter cuz water is life and sustains us. Finally I would also bring a boat so I can escape from the island.
People always assume that I am Middle Eastern or from India. I am actually Latina. Both from El Salvador and Nicaragua. I love my culture and wouldn’t want to change it.
I had to overcome balancing HIM work with my school work coming in piles everyday. It’s stressful as a junior but I have been able to get on top of both of these areas of work.
I can not live without my camera. My camera helps me to catalog everyday occurrence and special memories. These are things I do not want to forget and with the use of my camera, I could make sure that there will always be a record of that event.
My favorite movie is Train to Busan. It is a Korean thriller movie about zombies and a dad’s quest to get him and his daughter to safety.
I think it is a great experience that bonds people together.
It has made volunteering more fun and has made me go out into SF more often. I have also become more proficient in using certain websites and tools.