Adrienne Giselle Garcia Portfolio 2017
“When you go through deep waters. I will be with you” -Isaiah 43:2
Adrienne Giselle Garcia 15 Pine Way, Conroe tx, 77304 936-827-3293 gisellegarcia1204@icloud.com
Social media: @gigig98 @gigig98
ABOUT ME: Hi there, My name is Adrienne Giselle Garcia, I am currently a senior at Conroe high school. I joined yearbook my senior year because I wanted to get the experience of being able to be apart of designing my senior yearbook. I am on the marketing staff and I helped advertise through out the year our yearbook and up our sales on our book. During my first three years of high school I was on our schools Golden Girl drill team. I gained a lot of structure, responsibility and it gave me the opportunity to branch out. I decided to not pursue in drill team my senior year and made the decision to join yearbook. I was looking for another way to be more apart of the Conroe tiger school spirit. Being a flare member was an amazing experience and being able to capture the moments was even sweeter. Thank you, Adrienne Garcia
OBJECTIVE: Become an ultrasound technician after attending two years of community college and enrolling in the ultrasound technician program. Education: Currently at Conroe high school Expecting to graduate May 2017 Attending two years of community college, then transferring to enroll in the ultrasound technician program in Houston. Work Experience: Currently working at Conroe chick- Fil- a Started in January 2016 Recommendations: Amanda Bond-210-317-9304 Eddie Kober-936-203-5949 John Williams-936-709-4099
“Life isn’t about finding yourself, life is about creating yourself.”
achievements: During my 3 years of Golden Girls I was apart of the Social Committee officer line. We helped organize games at the beginning of each season to help everybody get to know one another. We volunteered at our local community food bank, participated in our parades as a whole team and attended Elementary schools to read books for “Read for a better life� I am a teacher for communion classes at Sacred Heart. I instruct the class and help the students knowledge on the meaning of communion. I am also a Eucharistic Minister, I took classes at my church to be able to give out communion at mass. Apart from being involved in the community I also have a part time job at Chick- fil- A. I have been at Chick- fil- A since January of 2016. I am planning to apply for the scholarship they offer, which would mean putting in many more hours during the summer and also moving up positions. I can not wait to further my education and be the first in my family to attend college and to be a role model for my little sister and make my family proud.
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DO IT
As Tashona Mc Intosh saves the ball from rolling out-of-bounds, she quickly brings it back into play. The team went on to beat Montgomery.
Defending the ball, Jznae Kim blocks a Montgomery defensive player. Kim was a key player on the court and finished the season 2nd team All District.
photo by Abigail Braun
photo by Abigail Braun
Varsity players gave inside tips on what to do in game situations.
“I put my heart and head
into the game more than it already is and motivate my teammates to let them know we can do it.”
Logan Magee “I scope out the opponents and pick the person that looks like they have a weak skill that I can use against them.”
Rylee Burkhalter
photo by Kara Gold
Outthinking her opponent, Alexia Mason dribbles away from the Woodlands defender. Mason was selected as District 12-6A Newcomer of the Year. Focusing on the play, Maya Grant slides past the opponent to get open. Players had to maneuver themselves to make plays and score points. photo by Kennedy Kesterson
photo by Trinity Tillung
Using her blocking skills, Logan Magee watches the opponents’ foot work. Keeping an eye on the other teams’ posture was a good skill used on the court. As the Montgomery player dribbles closer to the goal, Riley Halloran provides great defensive coverage. It was a big rivalry win as Montgomery was placed in the same district for the first time.
“I contribute by participating in FFA and try my hardest to achieve my goals.” Taralyn Hurley
photo by Trinity Tillung
photo by Abigail Braun