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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM WELCOME REMARKS

“SOME AFFAIRS ARE TO BE DONE; SOME ARE TO BE ED. BUT THERE ARE THOSE THAT ARE TO BE CHERISHED- AS THEY ARE ENGRAVED IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER.” To our beloved president, Dr. Noemi A. Villanueva, our hardworking vice-presidents, Dr. Josefina Magno, Mr. Ricardo Mesina and Mr. Eriberto Roxas. To our deans of the college departments, Dr. Ma. Cristina Ravela and Mr. Jeffrey Franco. To our principals, Mrs. Arlene Garcia of the high school and Mrs. Magnolia Sugay of the Elementary. To our committed area coordinators and fellow teachers, to our dear parents and valued guests, to our juniors and seniors, an evening of wonders to one and all. One of the most awaited events in high school life is the Junior-Senior Promenade, a tradition that has existed generations before us. Many high school boys and girls feel that the JS Prom is the most romantic night of their lives for it is a night of glitter and splendor worth ing. To the Juniors, this will be their first time to attend such occasion. This is a grand experience worthy of anticipation. For the Seniors, this will be another wonderful experience and perhaps the most memorable of them all, it will be one of the few that is left before graduation. How could this event be of that much importance? It is memorable because it is your time to unwind with friends and meet people whom you haven’t got a chance to know in the earlier months. And better yet, it is a chance for you to undergo transition and conduct yourselves not as kids but as ladies and gentlemen. This will bring immeasurable joy, an experience worth the sharing in the years to come. So you have to make the most out of it.

Before I end my welcome remarks, let me have opportunity to thank our dearest and beloved parents guests for your unwavering to our school in endeavor to develop our students holistically, for event is but one of our ways in achieving that. Thank you very much. Again a wonderful evening to everyone.

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