Kiwanis Honors Temple City Alternative School

Rhesa Tran and Cameron Wetton

November 21, 2006

Kiwanis Club of Temple City was pleased to have honored two outstanding students from Temple City Alternative School at their meeting on November 21, 2006.  Pictured (left to Right) Mrs. Sharon Ransons, Clerk; Mrs. Yvonne Rivera, teacher; Rhasa Tran, Cameron Wetton, and Dr. Doug Sears, Principal.

Rhesa is 15 years old and has 3 brothers and sisters. Rhesa enjoys playing the bass guitar and drawing. Rhesa said, “the best things about school are writing, learning, and the cool teachers.” The best thing that ever happened to Rhesa was forming her band called The Shagrats.  Rhesa has goals of eliminating world hunger, building a house for her family, to graduate from school, become a successful musician, and to go to college.

Cameron is 17 years old and has one older brother. Cameron enjoys downhill mountain biking, swimming, water polo, and off road racing. Cameron said, “the best things about school are, science, my teachers, and that I will be graduating.”  The best thing that ever happened was when he got a job in a steel factory.  Personal goals Cameron is striving for are to build a trophy race track, to graduate from fabrication trade school, and to open his own business.