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Our journey in high school life is near to an end. A month from now, we, the Seniors 59 would finally say farewell to our dear Alma Mater. Everything is blown so fast by the time; our struggles, challenges, tears and victories will now turn to memories. A senior student life is not easy, because responsibilities and obligations are transformed to a greater and serious level. Although we encountered failures, we learned from them and we continued to strive because thats what it takes to be a senior. On behalf of the Pare 59, I, Victor Alba do hereby solemnly swear to bequeath the following talents and responsibilities of the Senior Class to the estimable Juniors who will soon take our place. Hence, I hereby declare this to be our class legacy. Jayson B. Sanchez, the brisk president of the Student Body Organization; the umbrella of all clubs, has wholeheartedly decided to leave his responsibility to Joe Arvie Cagulangan. Kimme Yajaira Sayman will connect her world to Dorie M. Balo, the clever President of Science, Computer and Math Club. Jowee Taya, who is known to be the band president, is ready to bequeath his duty to Henry Estevez. Our very own Math Apprentice, Mirasol Morales confers her intelligence to Joe Arvie Cagulangan. Gwena Caubang, the ever multi-tasking lass is glad to turn-over her position being the President of the Communication Arts Club to Debbie Manguiob. Gwenas talent in writing as well as being the Editor-In-Chief of the school paper will be imported to Cathlyn Gianne Metucua. The witty personality of Ian Ray Diaz being the Home Makers Club President is to be given to Princess Laro. His capability to orate will be extended to Lariza Manug. The presidency of Mary Jolina Dela Cruz of Mother Ignacia Club is meant to be for Ronna Espedillion. Jaypee Cantones, Henry Lawrence Estevez, Ronnie Morales and Kimme Yajaira Sayman will continue the service of our renowned broadcasters, Jayson Sanchez, Mutya Laro, Blanche Pansaon, Ede Chrisse Sandayan, Mea Fe Luna, Azel Val Diaz, and Almea Grace Villegas. The stunning peach of the Senior Class, Karen Magallanes imparts her talent to Daniela Ocular, being the Mother Majorette of the school marching band. Celia Mama, Rovincynth Monday and Pearl Jenn Cadaa, the aphonic seniors pass their traits to Renlyn Magandi, John Morales, June Frime Ando, and Leslie Balug. We have also captivating female dancers, Dannica Ngojo, Almea Grace Villegas, Queenlie Guingue, Sharrah Ferrando, Domilyn Morales, Ayana Ferrando, Joycee Mae Domaguio, Milrose Balug, Karen Magallanes, and Princess Ellen Aguilon who are apt to divulge their giftedness to Clecia Manligoy, Nica Cebuco, Clarice Dongiapon, Rona Espedillion and Devon Charity Monje. The fourth year boys who we all know to be good dancers are Jomer Eboa, Abdul Hakkim Solaiman, and Cresentino Altizo. They have decided to bequeath their exquisite forte to Mark Jayson Apostol, Jaypee Cantones, Joe Arvie Cagulangan, Nio Dela Salde and Michael Eric Baja. The bubbly mien of Sharrah Astudillo and Robert Caubang is to be manifested by Jessica Layupan, Jaya Marie Lancian and Apolonio Aniscal. Our charismatic artists, Krizantina Pregon, Gwena Dale Caubang, Mike Gabriel Manguiob, Mutya Laro, Mea Fe Luna and John Joseph Tercena want their skills to be practiced and improved by Michael Danlag, Milcah Baja and Devon Monje.

The Senior Sessionistas who we all know posses golden voices are Jea Cressa Luna, Ruth Sigue, Dannica Ngojo, Queenlie Guingue, Jean Ann Opeder, Van Jason Ganoy, Dorie Balo, Mutya Laro, Jolina Dela Cruz, and Jayson Sanchez relinquish their endowment to Rona Espedillion, Nica Cebuco, Jojie Peloton, John Kenneth Lo and Ronnie Morales. Aljordz Pregon, who is our guitarist, will bestow his gifted hands to Louie Van Edig. The undying friendship of Josen Damaso, Cresentino Altizo, Reyjohn Basul, Rhyscarl Ganoy, Roland Castro, Jumar Aumanie and Michael Aumada, also known as the 7 dwarves is to be imitated by the friendship of Dan Vincent Arangurin, John Kenneth Licayan, Karl Anthony Baluyot, Henry Estevez, Joe Arvie Cagulangan and Jaypee Cantones of the juniors. On the other hand, athletic skills were shown during the previous DCSAA. Remegio Nazareno III, Joseff Rey Nazareno, Ken Garcia Postrero, Roger Romero, Roberto Silat and Michael Portillo will follow the foot-steps of the superstars, John Joseph Tercena, Mike Manguiob, Jowee Taya, Francis Morales, Azel Val Diaz and Reyjohn Basul in the field of basketball. Koshi Sayman, Jean Ann Opeder, Kimberly Clark, Van Jason Ganoy and Francis Morales will smash their skills to Jennylyn Licayan, Michael Danlag, John Kenneth Licayan, Daniela Ocular and Renlyn Magandi in playing badminton and lawn tennis. Mike Manguiob will pass his wise instinct to Henry Estevez, the next chess master. Francis Aquino will shadow Blanche Pansaon, being the best scrabble player. Blanches talent in declamation is to be manifested by Vanessa Morales. The unkabogable marias, Rhea Mae Ignacio, Jona Morales, Kimberly Orfanel, Jesha Cabanca, Annie Rose Delote, Leslie Mae Linsag, Jesalou Matuco, Folerlyn Felizardo and Mary Rose Ongod are willing to render their responsibilities to Cristy Altura, Liezel May Orfanel, Clarice Dongiapon, with Jayson Apostol, Roberto Silat, Werlou Luna, Lloyd Evan Minglana, Robert Macayra and Aurelliano Cuta in the meadow of volleyball. Johnno Layupan, Reyjohn Basul, and Jowee Taya like to leave their duties to Dionesio Bacquial and Robert Macayra in playing baseball, while Glory Fe Apostol, Jea Cressa Luna, Mea Fe Luna, and Blanche Pansaon are willing to bequeath their extraordinary skills to Cristy Altura, Clecia Manligoy and Clarice Dongiapon in the field of softball. Lastly, I, myself is grateful to leave my obligation to Ruffa Mae Sanchez as the Feature Editor of our school paper. Before I end my speech, juniors should bear in mind that these legacies arent just words, but words that must be put into actions. As we the Seniors, bequeath the duties and responsibilities that weve been handling for 10 months you should tattoo these words in your mind, A leader is in action, doesnt deal with the position. We are not giving all of you pressures, but we are challenging you to do better than what we have started, to make positive changes in this institution. We believe that you can do it. Just do your best and God will take the rest. Bon voyage!