Ryan Moreno
Ryan Moreno has changed so much since his first day walking
into Walden Grove High School. Being apart of student council,
cross country, soccer, and film, he has grown into the person he is
today through the people he’s met and all the activities he’s been
apart of. Ryan is going to be attending Arizona State University to
major in Film and Television Development with a minor in marketing.
Homecoming of this year was a time he will never forget, as well as
lip syncing with Cesar, team dinners, and the lessons he has
learned from being a leader in Student Council and the people he
continually surrounded himself with everyday. The person he’s
learned the most from was Mr. Davalos, his film teacher, who taught
him that though life can be hard sometimes and people may hate on
you, it’s how you persevere that’ll make who you really are.
Christian Dixon
Christian Dixon is an up and coming actor who plans to
be the next big thing. From being the president of drama club
to portraying the Mad Hatter in Alice In Wonderland, theater
has been his main focus throughout high school. He plans to
get his Bachelors in Fine Arts and even just recently got and
performed an audition for AMDA (American Musical and
Dramatic Academy) Besides acting, some of the biggest take
aways he got from high school were meeting his best friend
Kristen, callbacks and audition results, and how he has
matured and grown as a person and actor. He would like to
thank Mr. Lebovitz and Ms. Youngblood for teaching him not
to settle for less and go for what he wants to do, no matter
how big.
Carlos Quihuiz
Although Carlos Quihuiz has won 3 Back to Back to Back state
championships, as well as competing as a soloist in state for dance,
it is just the beginning for him. After his high school days are over,
he will be transferring to the U of A to study graphic design. The
dream for the young artist is to one day be an animator for disney or
dreamworks. Carlos’ most greatest high school moments have
happened in the dance room and it’s all thanks to his coach and role
model Ms. Lopez. Since his freshman year, he has became more
confident with himself, been able to open up and speak his mind,
and how to think more creativley and outside the box. Being different
is okay and the one thing he wishes he could go back to tell his
Freshman year self is to not try so hard, be yourself and you’ll find
people who will love you just the way you are.