What has been your best memory at Sahuaro?

I think it’s meeting my best friend, Nayeli Vidal.

Name one of your favorite faculty at Sahuaro and why?

My favorite teacher, Ms. Sciacca ’cause she taught me English, because I came here not knowing any English.

What are three fun facts about you?

I don’t really care about what other people say and what they think about me, I’m crazy, and I do whatever I want.

Do you regret anything like not joining a club/sport?

Yes, I regret not joining swim.

What do you want to be when you grow up and why?

I want to be a manager of a hotel because I want to know how to manage one and be able to stay at the hotel and be rich.

If you could go back and change one thing about your high school career, what would it be?

I would have changed my schedule to have a culinary class.

How was your soccer season during the three years you were here at Sahuaro and which season is your favorite?

I loved the experience ’cause its different from Mexico and here, like as people and how they play here and my favorite season is definitely this year because we were altogether, no one was apart even the freshmen, we all got along.

What is your craziest story from visiting Mexico?

One time it was my friend’s birthday in Mexico and I wanted to go. Even though it was a Tuesday and I had work the next day. So I took a bus to Mexico, went to the party at 9pm. It was fun and I came back the next morning to work at 7am, I was tired. My dad didn’t know I left, he thought I was sleeping in my room the whole time hahaha.

Give your freshman-self advice in ten words or less.

Don’t mess up and stop being a baby.

What was your best excuse for being late to class?

That my car won’t turn on or my dad took the key/car.