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Embracing the Journey: Garrett Moreno's Senior Exit Interview Insights

In Garrett Moreno's Senior Exit Interview, he reflects on his journey as a member of the Class of 2014. Inspired by the quote from Ken Venturi, he believes in self-improvement and pushing boundaries. At 18, Garrett expresses his passion for trucks, off-road adventures, and photography. His experiences shape his aspiration to become a firefighter and paramedic, aiming for a stable career with the California Highway Patrol. With plans to attend college at Fresno City College and transfer to Fresno State, Garrett is excited for the future ahead.

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Embracing the Journey: Garrett Moreno's Senior Exit Interview Insights

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  1. Garrett Moreno Senior Exit Interview Class of 2014 “I don't believe you have to be better than everybody else. I believe you have to be better than you ever thought you could be.” -Ken Venturi

  2. Favorite Quote • Kenneth Paul Venturi • May 15, 1931- May 17, 2013 • Pro golfer and broadcaster • Won 14 events including the U.S. Open in 1964 • Hall of fame in 2013

  3. About Me • 18 years old • Born December 30, 1995 • Born and raised in Lindsay • Truck and off-road enthusiast • Photography • Youngest of 3 (The golden child)

  4. Preview • Clubs and Activities • Visual Rep • Job Shadow • Career Choice • College Choice

  5. Clubs and Activities Fire explorer Learning skills for the fire department Skills to save a life Dirt Junkies Owner Photography on trucks and off-road vehicles

  6. Visual Rep.

  7. Job Shadow • Mark’s Audio • Stereo and car electronics

  8. Career Choice Firefighter California Highway Patrol $36,000 a year Good retirement Good benefits • Firefighter paramedic in Pismo CA. • $39,000 a year • Good retirement • Great benefits

  9. College • Fresno city college • Transfer to Fresno State • Attain my bachelor's degree

  10. Thank You!! Questions??

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