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Senior Bu(‘11)dogs 

It is officially 

Prom season. Left and 

right young ladies are 

searching for that special 

dress. Prom is the 

night that you will remember 

for the rest of 

your life, so your attire 

is very crucial. The 

fashion show premiered 

many gorgeous and 

stunning dresses, followed 

by outstanding 

men’s tuxedos. I felt as 

if I was in a true fashion 

show, I can’t wait until 

prom, even though I 

won’t be attending this 

year. 

Many attended 

the fashion show to 

get ideas about what to 

wear to prom, surprisingly 

they left satisfied. 

“I liked all of the 

different dresses and it 

gave me an idea of what 

A Night to Remember 

Students get hyped up for their Senior Prom 

By Thelma Tate 

I actually want to wear 

to prom,” Kasandra 

Montes said, “ I know 

what and where to look 

when I go dress shopping.” 

Underclassmen 

wait to get the opportunity 

to go to prom and 

look forward to it. 

“I can’t wait to 

go to prom to dance the 

night away and to have 

all eyes on me,” sophomore 

Jasmine Rutherford 

said, “Plus I want 

to see all of the different 

things that my friends 

and maybe even my enemies 

are going to wear 

to prom.” 

The fashion 

show, put on by Mrs. 

Boston and Mr. Ristow, 

acted as a fundraiser 

and an opportunity to 

see what’s new in the 

fashion world. 

“Prom is the biggest 

night of a senior’s 

life, they have waited 

for what feels like there 

whole life,” Senior 

Alyssa Hoyle said. 

Everyone is going 

to remember prom 

and I know that no one 

wants’ to be remembered 

by their prom 

dress if it was out of 

style. 

“Prom is one 

of the memorable moments 

in high school. 

The fashion show 

helped give an idea of 

what’s hot and what’s 

not, so that I won’t 

be one of the people 

that looks busted up at 

prom,” Sha’leese Dixon 

said. “So I am happy 

that I gave my three little 

dollars for this fash- 

ion show. It was great, 

entertaining and helpful.” 

All of the dresses 

and tuxedoes were borrowed 

from Al’s Formal 

Wear, Bridal Dream, 

and Winter Fashion. 

The funds went to both 

the debate team and the 

choir department. Tickets 

were three dollars 

and was well worth it 

because of all the great 

amazing ideas that it 

gave many people that 

needed help for prom. I 

felt that the whole idea 

for a prom fashion show 

was great. 

Prom is right 

around the corner, so 

ladies and gentleman, 

don’t wait for the last 

minute to get your attire 

for prom now is the reason 

for the season. 

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Seniors’ Last Will and Testament 

The Trimble Tech Tribune asked the Graduating Class of 2011 what they wanted 

to leave behind to the underclassmen and incoming Senior Class of 2012 as they 

leave the halls of Green B. Trimble Technical High School.... 

I, Angel Munoz 

Being of sound mind and 

body, do hereby declare this 

my last will and testament as 

a senior. To my brother, Juan 

Munoz... I leave my legacy. 

I, Jose Avina 



my last will and testament 

as a senior. To my younger 

brother Miguel, I leave my 

seat, #13, in Mr. Bennett’s 

class. 

I, Timothy Gerrell Taylor 




a senior. To Mrs. Powell… 

I leave my lifetime worth or 

hugs so she can hug herself 

when she’s down. I leave my 

lifetime worth of laughs and 

funny jokes to the next Ad 

Art II class so they can keep 

Mrs. Powell happy. 

I, Gricelda Perez 




a senior. To Kevin Cabral, I 

leave my exacto always open 

for him. So every time he 

opens the bag there will be a 

surprise. 

I, Ariel Chau 

Being of sound mind and body, do here- 

by declare this my last will and testament 

as a senior. To the upcoming seniors, I 

leave note from Eldridge’s and Morrow’s 

class in my locker since they do the same 

thing every year. 

I, Marco Vasquez 




a senior. To Aaron Lopez, the 

chance of being Mrs. Lopez’s 

assistant. Jackie, the privilege 

of making fun of Aaron. 

I, Vanessa Herrera 




as a senior. To my sister... I 

leave desk #4 and #12 and 

all the laughs enjoyed and 

shared in Architectural 

Design class. 

I, Sydney Parks 

Being of sound, mind and body, 

do hereby declare this my last will 

and testament as a senior. To all 

freshmen, sophomores, juniors, 

and future seniors… DO NOT 

PROCRASTINATE!! It will get 

you into a lot of trouble and then 

it makes you not want to turn in 

your work. Be sure to get on good 

terms with the campus monitors. 

Senioritis IS REAL!! Don’t let it 

defeat you like it did me. Don’t 

slack off in any of your classes 

and do A LOT of extra credit that 

your teacher gives you. Most of 

all… have fun in high school and 

live it to the fullest! 

I, Sha’la Jones 




a senior. To the underclassmen 

girls, leave my wrestling 

skills to make it to state. P.s. 

Tishiana Covington I will be 

back. For second round of 

state. 

I, Richard Pantoja 




a senior. To Elias Delatorre, 

I leave my wisdom. Lily, I 

leave my coolness. 

I, Valente Cuellar 




a senior. To… My sibling. I 

leave chair #11 in Mr. 

Bennet’s class. 

I, Karen Botello 




a senior. To the dance team, 

I leave my incredible moves 

and hair whipping 

techniques. 

I, Carina Salas 




as a senior. To my younger 

sister, I leave you my desk 

and chair from architecture 

class, and the determination 

to have high grades and the 

love for softball. 

I, Karla Briseno 

Being of sound mind and body, 


and testament as a senior. To underclassmen, 

I leave you my sewing 

skills. I leave you my cafeteria 

spot where I used to eat breakfast 

with a group of friends and I leave 

you my favorite teachers. 

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I, Sarah Romero 




a senior. To… Leave my major 

teacher Mrs. Powell, so 

she can teach other students 

about Graphic Design to use 

creativity to show other people 

what you see and feel by 

designing it. 

I, Rozlin Draper 




a senior. To… All of the underclassmen, 

I leave you the 

responsibility of never doubting 

yourself, and definitely 

always strive for true happiness. 

Good luck in life! 

I, Marcus Carr 




as a senior. To… All of my 

friends that are still here, I 

leave you my know-how in 

fashion and it’s okay to wear 

white after Labor Day :) 

I, Ricky Carreon 




a senior. To… Give up nothing 

to anyone, I’m taking it 

all with me!!! 

I, Randy Barraza 




of the underclassmen… by leaving 

more parking spots in front of 

the cafeteria for anyone parking 

there next year. 

I, Mart Fabila III 




as a senior. I leave you with 

some great words from the 

“greatest Bulldog” to walk 

these halls. Let no one tell 

you anything different from 

what you believe. Believe 

in yourself and your ability 

to do what you wish. Give 

the teachers the respect they 

deserve, so that one day you 

can be like me and trouble 

free! Also, to Emmanuel 

Delgadillo, I leave my best 

wishes for your future. 

I, Lisbeth Nayero 




as a senior. To all of the underclassmen, 

I leave you my 

wishes for you to succeed the 

rest of your high school life. 

I, Laciona “China” Saddler 




the Class of 2012this piece of advice--make 

sure your attendance 

and grades are good because your 

senior year will be over in a flash 

and you don’t want to be stuck in 

summer school. And start your 

college search and application 

process early and take your SAT 

more than once!!!!!! 

I, Jennifer Henry 




a senior. To Mrs. Powell, I 

leave you all of you and your 

deadlines from class! 

I, Jocelyn Ochoa 




as a senior. To all my fellow 

underclassmen make sure to 

do your best and don’t skip 

classes you need. Make sure 

to be friends with at least one 

principle and a hall monitor. 

Also always keep a spare collared 

shirt in your locker. 

I, Jasmin Turcios 


do hereby declare this my last 

will and testament as a senior. 

To the faculty to have a week or 

one month throughout the school 

year to recognize those students 

with a disability, and recognize 

their achievements and how they 

reached them with their disability 

that they may struggle with on a 

daily basis. Learning about Autism 

Awareness Month inspired 

me for this idea. 

I, Jacob Edward Sanchez 

Being of sound, mind and body, do 

hereby declare this my last will and 

testament as a senior. To my entire 

SHOWDAWG family… I leave with 

you the most important job of all… 

to “love the art in yourself, and not 

yourself in the art”. Each one of 

you has a special gift that led you to 

where you are right now… take advantage 

of it. Use every opportunity 

and advantage you have to showcase 

your talents; don’t take it for granted. 

By the time you become a senior, it 

will be the most rewarding. One of 

those rewards was meeting all of you. 

Thanks for everything, Showdawgs 

and Ms. Penland… I will miss seeing 

each and every one of you; I will try 

to visit as often as I can. You all are 

my family… and I will never forget 

that for as long as I live. 

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I, Isalia Barragan 




a senior. To… Varsity soccer 

teams 2011-2012 leave my 

soccer skills to all of you. I 

wish you all a great year and 

no matter what people tell 

you keep your heads up!!!! 

Never quit!!!! 

I, Tionne White 



and testament as a senior. To… 

Zari Tyler Lewis I give you my 

cheerleading skills. You will be 

able to jump higher and have a 

good pipe. Next year when I’m 

gone I want you to be the best 

cheerleader ever and make the all 

American team so you will be able 

to go to England and win most 

spirited for your class. You are 

already good but I know you can 

be the best!!!! 

I, Grecia Ceballos 

Being of sound mind and body, do 

hereby declare this my last will and 

testament as a senior. To… Anyone 

who thinks they are nothing less than 

a smart and good person. Highschool 

taught me how to be mature with the 

decisions I’ve had to make from saying 

no to drugs, to keeping the people 

who will help me in life rather than 

drag me down to the wrong path. Everyone 

wants to live life the way they 

want to and be happy. Being happy 

doesn’t mean to get into drugs and 

alcohol in such a young age, because 

at the end of the day (metaphorically) 

all the chemicals and disgusting 

things to make that substance 

will catch up to you and will bring 

your life into the short-ended bumpy 

road. Another thing for everyone to 

keep in mind is to be careful what 

you do with those who you call your 

true friends. If you have friends who 

don’t respect your life decisions and 

reasons about how you live life, then 

those aren’t your true friends. All I 

want for everyone to keep in mind 

is that you only have one life, so live 

every day like if it was your last but 

always have fun, love one another, 

and being negative all the time won’t 

get you anywhere. 

I, Freddy Ochoa 




as a senior. To... all Tech 

baseball players... pass all 

your classes unless you want 

Coach Worm to make you do 

REMINDERS!!!!! 

I, Franco Carrazco 



will and testament as a senior. To 

the Trimble tech band and especially 

the drum line for making 

my four years at tech krunk and 

for helping me discover my passion 

and thirst for music. I want 

tot say Farwell to Mr. Colvin, 

Mrs. Penland, Mr.Gordon, Mrs. 

Hammonds, Mr.Goodridge, Mrs. 

Bruce, and to my senior friends 

for also making my high school 

a blast as I start a new journey, 

I will miss seeing y’all’s faces 

every morning. 

I, Eli Fuentes 




a senior. To leave my knowledge 

(especially cosmetology 

stuff) to my cousin Patricia 

and also my dumb jokes and 

evil laugh. Pa! ha! ha! 

I, Shanara Brown 




To leave behind all my skipping 

days and my cosmetology class 

that I adore. 

I, DeUnta Stewart 




To the school of Trimble Technical… 

I leave my heart and 

my creative and hard work. I 

will always love this school. I 

have been here as a baby, a 

child, and as a high schooler. 

So, I hope I can fit it into my 

grown-up life. 

I, Dalana Woods 




To all my fellow YERDS! I 

leave the responsibility of creating 

an AWESOME yearbook 

and also to take care of all Mrs. 

Garcia’s wants and needs! 

Good luck with that one! Love 

you guys! 

I, Crystal Lopez 

Being of sound, mind and 



as a senior. To leave my 

creativeness, smartness, and 

good looks to the class of 

2012! Sike! Just kidding I’ll 

leave my legacy. Hahaha. 

I, Courtney Haywood-Downs 

Being of sound, mind and body, 



To Courtney Kimbrough… I 

want you to have the heart to 

lead the team. Leah Johnson, 

Paige Taylor-Johnson, Rave’en 

Harris… keep it tight. To all of 

the Track Girls… I love you all 

and hope you shoot for the stars! 

To Coach T. Butler… thanks 

for the workouts. To Coach D. 

Wilson... I love you for many 

centuries, I will never forget you, 

and thanks for all your help. 

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I, Claudia Torres 




a senior. To incoming Varsity 

Girls’ Soccer players… 

I hereby leave you an open 

spot on the field and my #11 

jersey. 

I, Bria Holland 




a senior. To… all the teachers 

that helped me get here, 

my thanks to you for all your 

support. 

I, Alma M. Rodriguez 




as a senior. To… the underclassmen 

I leave to you, the 

hallways and teachers that 

taught me to succeed in life. 

And I wish you the best of 

luck with them. 

I, Judith Guzman 




as a senior. To all the sexy 

fishes, sophomores and juniors 

guys, I will miss every 

single one of you’ll. (‘: To 

all under classmates all I 

can say is have fun while 

you can, but study hard. 

Get along with hall monitors 

they are actually really 

cool. Try to get along with 

the principals too. Be smart 

about decisions you make, 

and don’t do anything you’ll 

regret. (‘: Much love


With graduation around the corner everyone 

is already planning on what to do and where 

they are going to do it, especially since this is 

their last few days together in high school. Seniors 

share their advice to their underclassman. 

“Beware of your surroundings, be safe, 

make wise decisions, and enjoy every minute of 

your life.” Marco Silva. 

“Be smart and don’t do nothing dumb that 

is going to get you in the wrong path.” 

Bria Holland. 

“High school is a time where you should 

take your work seriously. Do that.” 

Anonymous. 

“Don’t do drugs, race, or drink and if you 

do don’t get wasted.” 

Jaime Castorena. 

“Have fun, enjoy your break, and behave.” 

Mayra Lopez. 

“Find a job and get your mind occupied on 

something useful.” 

Irwin Vasquez. 

“Be careful and have fun.” 

Maria Espinoza. 

“Do not drink and surround yourself with 

friends that care.” 

Lizet Valtierra. 

“Party, don’t drink, and have fun and take 

precautions.” 

Debora Lopez. 

“You can always have fun and be safe at 

the same time just make sure you always make 

the right decisions and go with that gut feeling 

you always get when you know something is 

wrong.” 

Eric Orea. 

Advice for the Class of 2012 

2011 Seniors send some “Words of Wisdom” to next year’s graduates 

By Veronica Farias and Kasandra Montes 

“Laugh, Love, and Live the moment,” 

Kasandra Montes. 

“Stay focused in class and don’t put things 

aside for later, finish it now so senior year you 

can chill.” 

Jocelyn Ochoa. 

“Enjoy your break, don’t do nothing that is 

going to get you in trouble and stay in school.” 

Diana Garcia. 

“Stay in school.” 

Alberto Perez. 

“Enjoy your senior year as best as you 

can. You may think you are ready to get the heck 

on out of here... but think about it for a second. 

You may come to change your mind, you may 

not. But once they call your name and you walk 

across that stage looking out to your fellow classmates... 

it all changes.” 

Jacob Sanchez 

“Stay focused. Keep your eye on the goal. 

You can do whatever you set your mind to. Go 

Jaguars!” 

Dalana Woods 

“When exploring your career options in 

the way near future, always follow what you are 

passionate about as opposed to a glossy dollar 

amount. Money can’t buy happiness.” 

Rozlin Draper 

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Special thanks from the Val and Sal 

Celeste Saucedo and Carla Morales share their thoughts and inspirationson graduation 

“I have always had the motivation to 

succeed. My parents always taught me that 

the only way to go far in life is by getting 

an education. I always have that in mind. 

However, sometimes I get stuck and my parents 

cannot help me move forward. That is 

when Mr. Thomas steps in. 

Although he tells me that it is all me, 

if it were not for his help, I would not have 

made it this far. He always pushes me to do 

my best. He believed I could be number one 

if I gave it my all. When I wanted to quit, 

he did not let me; he pushed me even harder. 

And now, here I am! I am very grateful to 

Mr. Thomas. 

I am also grateful to Mr. Mills and 

Mrs. Tweed who support me and always 

have time for me and to all of the teachers 

who have had a part in my success. 

I thank Dayana Saucedo, Janette 

Quezada, and Alex Cervantes, my three best 

friends with whom I share so many happy 

memories. I thank them for making me happy, 

but most importantly for helping me get 

back up every time I fell. 

Everything I accomplish is thanks to 

my friends, my teachers, but most importantly: 

my parents. I am very proud to be 

the person I am, but I would not be who I am 

today if it were not for them. I will forever 

be thankful to them. I love them.” 

-Celeste Saucedo 

“I am very grateful for having such 

wonderful parents. I would not be in the 

position that I am now without their love 

and support. They gave me the motivation 

and inspiration to excel in everything 

I did. 

I am happy that I chose to come 

to a wonderful school like Trimble Tech 

because the teachers and coaches that I 

got the opportunity to know became my 

mentors. They helped me with things 

that my parents couldn’t help me with. 

My four years at Green B. Trimble 

Tech High School would not have been 

complete without my fellow classmates. 

I had a blast because of each and every 

one of y’all. I cannot think of a better 

group of people to graduate with. 

A very special thanks to my sister, 

Claudia, for always being there for me. 

You have always been there to keep me 

focused when things would get hectic. 

Overall, I will miss everybody in 

our graduating class. I am the person 

that I am today because of everybody’s 

help and influence throughout my journey.” 

-Carla Morales 

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