This month’s mystery person is a junior who has been going to Armijo for about three years and he is most proud of his honor roll. He is involved in VEX Robotics, AVID, and plays football, but he’s not on the Armijo football team. He is not alone here, however. He has a little sister named who is currently a sophomore.

Just like everyone else, he has dreams for the future. He aspires to go to college at UC Berkeley for four years and have a career as a physical therapist. Also, someday he wants to visit Japan. He’s not saying it’s for the anime, but because he is genuinely  interested in their culture. Since Japan is an island, their culture is unique, but despite being isolated, they are one of the most advance countries in the world

His interests included watching TV and listening to music. When interviewed, he says that he listens to all genres of music except country.

His views on money are very practicable. He claims that if he won $1 million dollars, he would buy a house and put the rest in the bank. Other people might be extravagant with their purchases, which is not a bad thing, but our Mystery Person is thinking about what he needs instead.

Last month’s Mystery Person was Maria Galvan who remained a mystery throughout March.

                   If you know this month’s Mystery Person, go to G-10. The first person to correctly this individual will receive a free movie ticket at Edwards Theater. Only one prize per month will be awarded. Journalism students or club members and Armijo teachers and staff do not qualify. Armijo’s Mystery Person will be presented between September and May. Prizes will be available to the first person that correctly identifies the individual from the description given. Submission cannot be taken during class time but will be accepted between classes, before and after school.