Faces of ECHS

Interviewer: Kenneth Gelasio  Interviewee: Benny Choi Interviewer: How is your personal life affected/influenced by your work? Choi: Well... I think working as a substitute teacher has been..it's been great! And I really appreciate how, as a sub, it's flexible. I think it's cool that, when I'm not on a long term assignment, I can pick, "Ok I want the next couple of days off and go visit my friends in Santa Barbara" or I wanna go fish or do something. I have the freedom to be able to do that. Um, and to add on to that, I think it's pretty cool that there are opportunities as a sub to study, to do research on things that I like to do, even while I'm at school. Whether it's at lunch or during a free period. I think that's really nice and I think another part was... I guess being able to participate in some of the sports, uh I really appreciate running with cross country or playing badminton in the spring. I think that keeps me healthy

Interviewer: Mia Alabado Interviewee: Bobby Roxas MA:  Hi, my name is Mia I am a Junior at El Camino High BR : Hi, I am Bobby Roxas. I am an El Camino Alumnus. MA:  Alright, what year did you start and end high school? BR:  I started high school in 1992 and I went all 4 years in El Camino graduating in 1996. MA:  What was your first impression of El Camino? BR:  My first impression was everyone was bigger —  bigger than me and they all had facial hair. MA : What is one word to describe your high school experience at El Camino and why? BR:  Um, it's kind of a negative word, but it was that it was easy. I felt that easy is not necessarily a good thing because I should've challenged myself more, participating in more extracurricular activities. Not just getting good grades, but also getting to know people out of your comfort circle and also doing things such as more volunteering and participating in more sports. MA :   How do you think you were inv