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Del Pilarian Yearbook
2018
Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School

Senior High School
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STAFF
EDITORIAL TEAM
Melissa Louise M. Prieto
Ana Marie C. De Guzman
Joseph Rafael L. Gloria
Joshua C. Nicdao
Cate Norreine P. Santiago
Debbie F. Jose
Elena Mae B. Bautista
Faith Angeline C. Cruz
Jenny B. Santiago
Jhereza Angel R. Mocorro
Kyle Dominique B. Bernardo
Maribel M. Casañas
Niño Paulo DJ. Lopez
Ruby Anne S. Laquindanum
Vic Gerome Dela Cruz
ARTS & DESIGN TEAM

Angela DC. De Castro
Franchesca Louisse M. Cortezano
John Joseph G. Gutierrez
Rachelle DC. Sta. Ana
PRODUCTION TEAM
Amy E. Dimapilis
Angelo F. De Guzman
Ma. Camille C. Santos
Karmella Jhem DB. Litimco
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We, the Yearbook Team, would like to acknowledge the Marcelo Alumni Association, the
Senior High School faculty and staff, and every single person who poured their efforts into
making this yearbook come to life. Above all, we would like to recognize the graduates of Batch
2018, for it is through their stories that we were able to put together this yearbook and it is
through their stories that it shall live on.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
All materials found in this yearbook are protected by the Republic of the Philippines copyright
law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, or published without prior
written permission of the Yearbook Team. Altering or removing any trademark, copyright, or
other notices from copies of the content is not allowed.
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DEL PILARIAN 2018
Del Pilarian 2018 is the yearbook of the first Senior High School graduates of Marcelo H. del
Pilar National High School on its 106th Commencement Exercises. It is a homage to those who
have been a part of the graduates’ six-year expedition and a compilation of their school year
experiences, captured in words and pictures.
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS
Introduction: Time
The Jubilarians
Class of 1918: A Centennial to Remember
Class of 1968: The Road Less Travelled
Kasaysayan ng Batch 2018: Kwentong Del Pilarian
Greetings
106th Commencement Exercises
The Class of 2018
Arts and Design (AD)
Accountancy and Business Management (ABM)
General Academic Strand (GAS)
Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Technical-Vocational-Livelihood
Computer Programming (TVL 1)
Illustration (TVL 2)
Animation (TVL 3)
Computer Servicing (TVL 4)
Computer Servicing (TVL 5)
Technical Drafting (TVL 6)
Welding (TVL 7)
Automotive (TVL 8)
Food and Beverage Services (TVL 9)
Bread and Pastry Production (TVL 10)
Housekeeping and Beauty Care (TVL 11)
Cookery (TVL 12)
Senior High School Faculty
Awards and Recognition
Policy Guidelines on Awards and Recognition for the K to 12 Basic Education Program
(Excerpts from DepEd Order No. 36, s. 2016)
Student Organizations
Milestones
Diwa, Dangal, Dunong: The New MHPNHS Symbol
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CONTENTS
Introduction: Time
By Melissa Louise M. Prieto
Do not be fooled. Time is not your friend.
It will not stay with you. Instead, it will boldly pass by you with a swift but permanent course.
Time is not your friend and it is not something that you can capture. It is, however, powerful
enough to capture for you: the memories, the years you wish to relive, the people you wish to
relive it with.
Time is not your friend but do not be foolish: it is not your foe either.
Once upon a time, we dared to ask Time a wish. We wished for it to stand still. We begged the
ever elusive Time not to flee. We asked it to capture memoirs for us that may be immobile but its
stillness means we get to keep them forever.
Photos. Names. Dreams. Stories. All of these amassed in what we know to be a yearbook. Call it
what you will: a relic, compilation, tribute, or an unforgettable narrative of your most treasured
and reviled school years. A yearbook may be your most prized possession. A yearbook may be
your source of daily frustration. A yearbook may be the version of the life you have always
desired to have or that you have yearned to erase.
A yearbook may undoubtedly take many forms but for us? Well, we simply call it a wish.
Time is not your friend as it is not your foe. It, however, keeps its promises.
Once upon a time, we dared to ask Time a wish.
Today, Time remembers.
The Jubilarians
Class of 1918: A Centennial to Remember

By Ana Marie C. de Guzman
Recalling the events of the past through vivid imagination and persistent questions is no
less than inspiring. A yearbook should allow every reader to do this when browsed years later
after its release. Alas, it should still be effective after more than twenty, fifty or even a
hundred amazing and well-spent years!
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Fortunately, what happened exactly a hundred years ago can still be reminisced and
revisited from time to time through the presence of a graduation annual. Whether a lot of
changes took place before, individuals will still be subjected to change from time to time for
as long as they live. Adverse or affirmative, a change will always be something that people
can look back on.
The Class 1918 is a complete depiction of the Class 2018. It’s as if the thunders and the
lightning happened at the exact time when the first hundred freshmen students first set foot
on the halls of Bulacan High School. From there, the first significant triumph took place after
a freshman won the first prize in a General Composition Contest in December 1914.
Alongside victory is the gloominess that loomed over when only fifty-two of the hundred
takers of the final examinations passed. The Class 1918 just like the Class 2018, has always
been an achiever. Class 2018 with almost 800 students also manifest an impeccable skills and
competencies to bag awards from different fields inside and outside the school. The
excellence that the Home of The Champions has rooted on its students exceeded and has
made a constant recognition for every Del Pilarian wherever they go. Truly, the brilliance of
our students a hundred years ago even up to now hasn’t changed and just gets even better.
Of course, a lot of changes also happened. A year is enough for significant

transformations to take place but a decade is even more open for a lot of improvements. A
rummage through existing copies of documents of their time just reveals how different and
unique we are on our own ways. Class 1918’s commencement souvenir presents the
glamorous getup of their days with their formal and casual clothing. Gentleman were wearing
coat and tie making them more presentable and good looking men of their era. Ladies on the
other hand were ravishing with their own filipiniana showcasing the versatility of Filipino
designs. The Class 2018 on the contrary, presents themselves with the green and white
apparel. Girls wear a white blouse with green buttons and ribbon tied near the neckline with a
green pleated skirts. Boys on the other hand, wear white polo and green slacks which of the
same shade of the girls’ uniform.
Conventional may be the word to describe the way they presented themselves in the
souvenir. What they have with them is a fierce look of a graduating class. All with honor and
conventionality of taking pictures, they were not wearing any smile and were all looking so
serious. It is not because the happenings today are more worthy of the curves in the lips but
it’s just because it took until 1920’s and beyond for smiles to start becoming the standard
expression in photographs. And so, it’s not a surprise to see the graduating class of 2018,
all wearing their smiles once a camera was shown in front of them at any moment of the
day.
The remaining days of the second semester of the Class 1918 was made even memorable
because of the lawn party which Manuel Angeles described as where “friends and
schoolmates were served dainty repast and were provided of a proverbial feast of reason and
flow of soul”. Even today, the Class 2018 has a number of soirees usually done every month
of February. This requires far fancier attire and the social interaction out of our door.
With the sweet fruits reaped from the production of the first-ever year book is also the
unfortunate turn of events. The remaining days of the senior years of the Class 1918 were
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suddenly veered to mourning because of the untimely death of Pedro R. Tiongson at the age
of 23. Manuel Angeles, the class historian in his historical narrative of their class said:
“So good and stainless was his record that his early departure to the Great Beyond was
mourned by the whole school. He was among the best of our class, loved by all for the
nobility of his character.”
It was also through Pedro Tiongson that the copy of the commencement souvenir, The
Bulakenian was found. According to Rolando Tiongson, it was his grandmother, Teodora
who is the sister of Pedro who kept the copy for a very long time since it’s the only souvenir
they got for the family Pedro had left behind.
From this downfall is the great success of the Class 1918. Their personal quote together
with the ambition were written on the class souvenir. Some wanted to enter University of the
Philippines for college while most of them desired to be a soldier, a pedagogue, a farmer and
a doctor. Some just intended to continue their studies. Fortunately, they became successful in
their chosen fields, one became a Central Bank governor, another became a pensionado to the
US and a top sports official after the war.
The Class 2018 on the other hand is also rooting for a success, just like them, most of the
graduating students want to pursue college and find their fate in universities and state
colleges inside and outside the province. Some might find it hard to enter college but will
surely do their best for a brighter future. Wherever it is, Del Pilarians will surely perform
their best to live up to the endless expectations of the people and the institution that equipped
them with skills and competencies for the fast-pacing world.
Those are the glorious days of the Class 1918. They may not seem like the best
graduating class the Bulacan High School or the Class 2018 of the Marcelo H. Del Pilar
National High School ever had but they both gave life to the remarkable days of their high
school life. One thing is for sure and that they have always done their best.
Class of 1968: The Road Less Travelled

By Melissa Louise M. Prieto
There are roads that take you to what can only be called as exhilarating endeavors. Your
heart races, your spine tingles, and you have to pause every now and then to catch your
breath. You keep your eyes peeled for whatever’s in store and you quicken your pace as to
not miss anything.
But there are also roads that calm you. They may not be as lavish but they bring a certain
warmness, a certain serenity that your heart finds familiar. A sigh escapes from your lips as
you absorb everything. There is beauty in taking your time and it is a beauty you have slowly
learned to welcome.
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There are roads that take you to the extraordinary and there are these roads—roads that
simply take you home.
For the class of 1968, home began on the beginning of class 1964. Funnily enough, the
clumsily crafted home started to build when walls were broken down between the students
through the held demonstration class by the third week. During the first year, the Freshman
Organization was formed with Miss Belen Macahilig as its adviser. The freshmen welcomed
the notion of an organization with open arms, eager to immerse in the pristine and unknown.
Perhaps this resonates with how the pioneer batch of Grade 7 students of Batch 2018 faced
the new curriculum. Of course, this encounter was met with qualms but the reluctance and
caution are not only natural but also showed that is through asking that we learn and for that,
we should never steer away from questions.
The former freshmen of class 1968 then emerged as sophomores on the second year.
With the help and guidance of Mrs. Ester Navarro, the Sophomore Organization was brought
into being. Jubilance sprung from aspiring writers when journalism was offered to second
year students in the special science class for the first time. This reflects that of the experience
of Batch 2018, wherein special programs were introduced, such as the Special Program for
Journalism, Sports, Foreign Language, and the Arts.
The start of the third year met the embrace of the students through their no less than
active participation in school activities. The establishment of the Junior Class Organization
was made possible through the advisory of Florante Morante. As April struck, the Junior-
Senior ball was organized. This was also the time when the spirit of camaraderie and
journalism were at its peak, through the 10th National Girl Scout of the Philippines
Encampment and National Secondary Schools Press Conference. Until this day, the school
continued to join encampments and press conferences, awakening these spirits through and
through.
But no matter how long and seemingly endless, a road is always paved with an end. With
this in mind, the class of 1968 dove on to their last year.
Fingers were crossed when the Republic and Ang Malaya staff members took place, done
through a series of tests. From the selected pool of writers, delegates were plucked to take
part in the National Press Conference in Lucena City.
The Junior-Senior Ball was again held on February 17, 1960 at the capitol grounds. On
April 15, 1968, sixteen fourth-year sections collaborated with the guidance of Miss Asuncion
Mendoza in order to celebrate their beloved teachers through the Senior Day program. The
tradition never ended and perhaps never will, as students persist to give homage to teachers
through different programs up to this date. It is marvelous that we seem to pass on this
undying love for the people who remained dedicated in teaching us. That, or it is something
innate in every student. Nevertheless, both ideas hold a certain allure.
Alas, a road is always paved with an end. But roads are not only to be traveled once.
Roads are made to be traveled to your heart’s desire and the heart does not count through
mere numbers. The heart counts through memories and these memories live on through the
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batch’s donation: the school’s very own clinic, HILOM Center, given in 2018 during their
Ruby Jubilee. It connects them to every batch that will step on the campus of MHPNHS and
it is a connection that cannot be severed.
There are roads that take you to the extraordinary and there are these roads—roads that
simply take you home. So let that sigh elude your lips and relax your tensed shoulders. There
is no need to rush. Close your eyes and take a step. You’re home.
Kasaysayan ng Batch 2018: Kwentong Del Pilarian
Ni Joshua C. Nicdao
Hindi mo ba naitatanong, bakit nga ba tayo nagsisimula ng isang kwento? Nagsisimula ba

tayo ng isang kwento para lang ito’y tapusin? Gaano man kasidhi ang ating kagustuhan na
huwag matapos ang kwento at patuloy na namnamin ang saya na idinudulot nito ay darating sa
puntong kinakailangang dumating ang tuldok sa huling kabanata ng istorya, ngunit ganito man
ang kahihinatnan kay sarap pa ring magsimula ng isang kwento dahil sa ibinibigay nitong
pananabik sa magiging katapusan nito.
Ang ating kwento bilang mga Del Pilarian ay naisulat na sa mga dahon ng kasaysayan
hindi lamang dulot ng bagong sistema ng K-12 kundi dahil sa mga ala-ala at sandaling kay sarap
gunitain.
Para sa Class of 2018, nagsimula ang istorya sa taong 2012. Ang mga kakatwang
pangalan ng mga pangkat ang unang bumuo ng kwentong ito, para sa atin ay ang mga pangalan
ng bulaklak gaya ng 7- Adelfa, 7 – Cattleya, 7 –Waling waling at iba pa na nakaayos batay sa
alpabeto kaya naman sasakit ang ulo ng bawat isa sa pagbibilang bago matunton kung pang-ilang
pangkat ka. Sa kabila ng saya, bagong pagsubok ang kahaharapin ng mga mag-aaral dahil
pinaiiral na rin sa sandaling ito ang bagong sistema ng K-12 curriculum. Ang paaralan ay nasa
pamumuno noon ni Bb. Loida R. Alcaraz bilang nanunumparang punong guro na nagpatupad ng
kaluli-hulihang ID o Identification card na Portrait o patayo.
Pagpasok ng bagong taon ay siyang pagpasok din ng bagong liderato sa pamumuno ni

Dr. Helen B. Aggabao, Punong Guro IV mula sa Olongapo High School. Sa pagdating ni Dr.
Aggabao ay siya ring pagkakaroon ng mga bagong programang pang-edukasyon sa paaralang
bukod pa sa kasalukuyang umiiral na Science, Technology and Engineering Program (STEP) at
Basic Education Curriculum (BEC); ilan sa mga programang ito ay ang Special Program for
Journalism, Sports, Foreign Language, and the Art. Ang mga hakbang na ito ay siya ngang
humubog nang lubusan sa mga mag-aaral batay sa kanilang mga abilidad at espesyalisasyon.
Taong 2014, ang ikatlong taon ng istorya ay nagbigay ng isang malaking pangalaan sa
MHPNHS hindi lamang sa bansa kundi maging sa dayuhang lupain ng Malaysia.
Nakipagtunggali at nakipagsabayan ang tatlong Del Pilarian kasama ang mga guro gaya nina Bb.
Purificacion D. Paguiligan, Gng. Maribini De Mesa at Gng. Josefina Dela Cruz, na kumatawan
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sa Pilipinas sa iba pang bansa at nasyon ng Asya at nag-uwi ng mga parangal matapos ang ilang
kompetisyon.Pinatunayan nitong hindi lamang pampaaralan ang galing ng mga Del Pilarian
bagkus kaya nating makipagsabayan at mag-iwan ng pangalan sa mga pandaigdigang labanan.
“Home of the Champions” minsang winika ni Dr. Aggabao na bansag sa MHPNHS ay

muling pinatunayan ng mga Del Pilarian matapos itanghal na itinanghal na Pinakamahusay na
Pahayagang Pampaaralan ng buong Pilipinas ang The Republic, opisyal na pahayagang Ingles ng
MHPNHS sa pangunguna ni G. Tara Anne R. Valdez isama pa sa sanib-pwersang galing at
dedikasyon nga mga pampapaaralang mamamahayag ng naturang pahayagan.
Sa kadahilanang haharap pa sa Programang Senior High School (SHS) ang mga mag-
aaral, imbes na magdaos ng tradisyonal na pagtatapos ay naganap ang kauna-unahang Moving
Up noong ika 1 ng Abril taong 2016, kung saan ginanap ang paggagawad ng mga sertipiko ng
pagkilala at medalya sa bawat silid aralan, mataimtim at payak na magdaraos ng pagtatapos ng
mga mag-aaral. Matapos ang Moving up, panahon na! Ang pagpapatupad ng programang Senior
High School.
Nailipat na ang bagong pahina, panahon para harapin ang bagong katotohanan at landas.
Tatlong track (Academik, Teknikal at Bokasyonal at Arts and Design) ang siyang naipatupad.
Tumakbo sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni Gng. Ana U. Ramos, nanunumparang kahaliling punong
guro ng Departamento ng SHS kasama ang bagong lupon ng mga gurong itinalagang magturo sa
kanilang ispesipikong larangan. Nabuo rin sa panahong ito ang iba’t ibang samahan; KOLAB
Social Science Education Collective, I Research and Innovate in Science and Engineering
(iRISE), Junior Business Executive Association (JBEA), OBRA at T-RIAD,na patuloy na
humubog sa mga mag-aaral sa pamamagitan ng mga aktibidad na nagpalabas ng kanilang mga
tunay na galing. Tumakbo at nairaos ng matiwasay ang unang bahagi ng implementasyon ng
SHS.
Natapos ang panunungkulan ni Dr. Aggabao bilang punong guro ng buong paaralan kaya
naman pumalit si G. Reynaldo M. Diaz na mula sa City of Malolos Integrated School –Sto.
Rosario. Magkatuwang na pinatakbo nina G. Diaz at Gng. Ramos ang mga programa sa paaralan.
Makalipas ang ilang buwan ay nagtalaga muli ng isa pang punong guro na siya namang
mamamahala sa Senior High School, sa katauhan ni Dr. Ma. Victoria C. Vivo.
Dalawang punong guro, isang paaralan, ito ay dahil sa planong “Zoning” ng Division
Office kung saan ay ituturing nang “stand-alone high school” ang SHS ng MHPNHS sapagkat
naabot na nito ang bilang na isinasaad ng kautusan ng kagawaran upang maituring na “stand-
alone high school” ang isang Senior High School. Sa bisa ng kautusang ito, namahala bilang
punong guro ng Junior High School si G. Diaz samantalang sa Senior High School si Dr. Vivo.
Sa bisa rin ng kautusang ito ay nagkaroon na ng hiwalay na pondo, gobyernong pang-mag-aaral
at maging kantina ang dalawang dibisyon. Sa pamamahala na rin ni Dr. Vivo naganap ang
kauna-unahang Work Immersion Program, kung saan itinalaga ang bawat mag-aaral ng SHS
batay sa kanilang mga larangan sa mga piling kumpanya at institusyon upang maihanda sila sa
trabaho at masanay sa kapaligirang pangtrabaho. Kasalukuyang nasa pamamahala ng tatlong
matataas na opisyal ang departamento ng SHS, Si Dr. Ma. Victoria C. Vivo kasama ang
dalawang kahaliling punong guro sa katauhan ni G. Dervin Nicodemus at G. Alvin T. Mendoza.
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Samantalang si G. Ana U. Ramos ay itinalaga na bilang Punong guro ng City of Malolos
Integrated School – Bulihan.
Dumating na ang katapusan, ang araw kung saan bibigyang pagkilala na ang lahat ng
ating pagsisikhay. Ang kwentong Del Pilarian ay nakaabang na para sa papalapit na tuldok sa
ating storya.
Sa harap ng mga magulang at panauhin, nagtapos noong ika-6 ng Abril ang 869 na mag-
aaral ng Senior High School sa Kalinangan Gymnasium ng La Consolasion University of the
Philippines. Naging mataimtim ngunit masaya ang pagdiriwang ng pagtatapos ng mga kauna-
unahang pangkat ng Senior High School. Naging emosyonal ang lahat matapos awitin ang Imno
ng Paaralan at pati na rin ang orihinal na komposisyon ni Bb. Allen Pagdangan, mag-aaral ng
Arts and Design – 12 MMSanDiego, na “Hindi Malilimutan”.
Tunay ngang hindi malilimutan ang bawat bahagi at sandali ng kwentong sama-sama
nating isinulat. Naging mahirap ngunit naging dahilan ito upang mas mapaganda ang
kasukdulang bahagi ng ating kwento.
Hindi mo ba naitatanong, bakit nga ba tayo nagsisimula ng isang kwento? Nagsisimula ba

tayo ng isang kwento para lang ito’y tapusin? Nagsisimula tayo ng isang kwento upang lasapin
ang bawat salita’t talata, ang bawat pahina’t kabanata na kay sarap gunitain matapos ang ilang
taon o dekada.
Tapos na ang karera mga LODI, isang PETMALUng pakikipagsapalaran ang ating
naranasan.
Maligayang araw ng pagtatapos! Kasihan nawa tayo ng Poong Maykapal!
Mabuhay ang mga DEL PILARIAN!
Greetings
Leonor M. Briones
Secretary, Department of Education
My warmest greetings to all the completers and graduates of School Year 2017-2018!
On behalf of the Department of Education (DepEd), I commend your determination,

perseverance and hard work which led you to this milestone. Whether this is your moving-
up, completion, or graduation ceremony, what matters is that you have triumphed in this
journey.
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It is our goal to ensure that the K to 12 Program empowers you, our dear learners, to
become critical thinkers and problem solvers both in the local and global communities. I am
positive that you have learned not only to memorize facts and formulae, but also to relate
these facts and theories to what is happening in the real world. As stated in this year’s theme,
“K to 12 Learners: Ready to Face Life’s Challenges,” we hope we have equipped you
with 21st century skills and lifelong competencies through quality education that is
accessible, relevant, and liberating for all.
As you reminisce your travails and rejoice your achievements, always remember that
your teachers, parents, families, fellow learners, school officials and personnel, community
members, education partners, and government leaders are always with you every step of the
way. Let them serve as your inspiration to dream and strive not only for your own success,
but more so for this country’s progress.
Whatever path you will pursue after this momentous occasion, may you continue to
uphold the core values of your alma mater and DepEd – Maka-Diyos, Maka-tao,
Makakalikasan, and Makabansa. Bear in mind that while education is your right, it also
bestows upon you a greater responsibility to contribute to the betterment of our society.
To our future leaders and nation-builders, congratulations and mabuhay!
Malcolm S. Garma
Officer-in-Charge, Office of the Regional Director, DepEd Region III
This moment marks one of the most significant milestones in the history of the Philippine
Basic Education System-the year when we welcome the first batch of K to 12 graduates who
are ready for the world of higher education, for work, or for entrepreneurship.
As the biggest education reform in our country, the K to 12 Program envisions to produce
holistically-developed Filipinos with 21st Century Skills in Information, Media, and
Technology, Learning and Innovation, Communication, and Life and Career. Through these
vital life competencies, we hope that our basic education graduates are now more prepared,
confident, globally competitive to cope with the diverse ordeals and hindrances that they may
encounter as they go through their life journey.
This year’s theme “K to 12 Learners: Ready to Face Life’s Challenges” utterly embodies
the journey that we have taken in bringing forth the much needed educational reform for our
Filipino learner. It may have been a long hurdle, as we have gone against the many bumps
and stops in the full implementation of the K to 12 Program. Nevertheless, through the
countless efforts and dedicated support of all stakeholders and education partners across the
country, most especially our hardworking teachers and school heads, we reached the finish
line and surpassed the challenges and obstructions.
While we have succeeded in accomplishing our initial goal of implementing the K to 12

Program, we at the Department of Education pledge to intensify our commitment to address
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and give solutions to emerging problems, and more importantly, provide strategies and
interventions to enhance the delivery of our education services.
With this, I sincerely confer my accolades to all our graduates. You are a testament that
in life, one only needs the right amount of eagerness, knack, and tenacity to defeat the
adversities and ultimately pursue one’s dreams and aspirations in life.
Congratulations to 2018 Graduating Class!
Melissa S. Sanchez
Officer-In-Charge, Office of the Schools Division Superintendent, City of Malolos
Ang seremonya ng pag-akyat- antas ay isang pambihirang pagkakataong maituturing na

isang biyaya ng Diyos sa lahat. Mapalad ako na batiin ang mga kasiya-siyang nakatupad sa
mga kinakailangan ng kanilang antas ngayong taong pampaaralang 2017-2018 kayo man ay
mula sa Kindergarten, Grade 6 o Grade 10.
Ang paglalakbay na ito ay hindi lang natatapos dito. Matagumpay niyong natapos ang
isang "key stage" na magsisilbing pasaporte tungo sa mas mataas na antas. Sa tulong ng mga
taong nasa likod nito ay ang mga tagapaghubog at tagapag-gabay ng mga mag-aaral na hindi
nagpapatinag hangga't ang kanilang mga hinuhubog na mag-aaral ay maging buo at ganap na
pinaghusay na kayang makipagsabayan sa agos ng pakikipagsapalaran.
Isang malaking pagpupugay rin sa mga kaibigan at mga taong handang gumabay sa inyo
at tindi man ng init at unos ng buhay; sa inyong mga magulang, sa pagbuo ng inyong mga
pangarap at paggabay tungo sa isang produktibong paglalakbay at karera ng buhay; sa inyong
mga guro, na nagkaloob ng talino at karunungang hindi matatawaran, na nagpakita ng rason
at katuwaan na makukuha sa pagkatuto, ang nagbibigay-inspirasyon na lumabas kayo sa
inyong mga sariling kahon. Para sa kanilang lahat, pasasalamat ang inyong ipagkaloob.
Gayundin, tingnan natin ang mga taong sinubok tayo sa mga pagkakataong ito at humamon
sa ating abilidad na solusyunan ang mga problema. Magpasalamat tayo sa kanila sa katatagan
na idinulot nila upang maisakatuparan natin na makamit ang isang layunin.
Bago natin tikman ang tamis ng ating tagumpay, huwag kalimutang balikan ang mga
nakalipas nating dinaanan o naranasan upang ihanda ang ating mga sarili sa kinabukasang
inaasam- na sa katunayan ang tema ng pagdiriwang na ito: "Ang mga mag-aaral ng K-12:
Handang Harapin ang mga Pagsubok sa Buhay". Tunay naming kailangang paghandaan ang
mga bagay- bagay upang handa tayong sumabay sa mga aspekto ng buhay.
Nawa manatiling gising ang inyong isip, damdamin at paniniwala na kakayanin ninyo
ang lahat ng ito, at maging ako ay nananalangin at nagtitiwala na kakayanin ninyo ang lahat
ng ito. Sa pagtahak ninyo sa inyong kani-kaniyang landasin, makaaasa kayo na
pahahalagahan namin ang inyong mga sinimulan, mga hirap at sakripisyo at dangal na inalay
ninyo sa inyong paaralan at buong dibisyon ng Malolos na hindi mawawala sa kasaysayan
nito.
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Sa mga magsisipagtapos ngayong 2018, isang mainit at maalab na pagbati.
Maria Victoria Vivo

Punongguro, MHPNHS Senior High School
Wilhelmino M. Sy-Alvarado
Governor, Province of Bulacan
Malugod na binabati ng inyong lingkod ang Batch 2018!
Kahalintulad ng mga butil na ipinunla sa bukid at masikhay na itinaguyod ng dalisay na

pagpapagal, at kalauna'y naging suhay na maringal na sumibol at nagtaglay ng mga
ginintuang palay, ang inyong pagtatapos ang masaganang anihan ang tampok na kaganapang
batid kong malaon na ninyong kinasasabikan, maging ng inyong mga guro at magulang. Ang
mga binhi ng kaalamang masikhay na itinanim sa inyo ng inyong mga guro at magulang ay
unti-untin nang nagbubunga ng karunungang magapapadalisay sa katangian ninyong taglay
at sa huli ay guguhit sa inyong mga pagkatao.
Bagaman payak at salat sa anumang palamuti, ang diplomang inyong tataglayin sa araw
ng inyong pagtatapos ay higit pa sa anumang mamahaling hiyas na kapagdaka'y may kinang
na nagmamaliw, sapagkat sinasagisag nito ang inyong tagumpay sa larangan ng
akademikong pakikibaka na sa kasalukuyan ay ang pinakamatingkad na pagkilalang
nakakabit sa inyong mga pangalan.
Batid ng inyong lingkod na masalimuot at hitik sa dusa ang landas na inyong tinahak sa
mahabang panahon upang ganap ninyong matalas ang hiwaga ng agham, kasalimuutan ng
matematika, karikitan ng panitikan at makulay na pahina ng kasaysayan. Subalit higit pa sa
mga paksaang ito, masikhay ring itinaguyod ng ating mga paaralan at dalubhasaan na
mamulat ang inyong kamalayan sa mga kagandahang asal at mabuting pag-uugali na bahagi
rin ng mga araling bumubuo sa dekalidad na edukasyon. Taglay ang kalayan at edukasyon,
bawat isa sa inyo ay may kapangyarihan at kakayahan na suungin ang anumang hamon ng
buhay upang sa huli ay maiguhit sa kalangitan ang inyong mga tala ng magandang kapalaran.
Ang araw din ng inyong pagtatapos ay hindi lamang kaganapan ng inyong mga pangarap,
sampu ng inyong mga guro at magulang, bagkus ay kapurihan ding higit na magpapatingkad
sa kadakilaan ng Lalawigan ng Bulacan na buong pagmamalasakit na tutunghay sa inyong
patuloy na paglago sa malapit na hinaharap. Sa diwang ito ay taimtim pong binabati ng
inyong lingkod ang ating mga minamahal na mag-aaral na nagsipagtapos sa Taong Panuruan
2017-2018.
Maraming salamat.
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Mabuhay ang mga kabataang Bulakenyo!
Jose Antonio R. Sy-Alvarado
Kinatawan ng Unang Distrito ng Bulacan sa Kongreso
Sa pamamagitan ng pinagsama-samangtulong naming mgamambabatas, naipagkaloob sa

ating mga kabataan ang libreng edukasyon. Sa kasalukuyan, pinagsusumikapan namin na lalo
pang mapalawak ang umiiral na batas ukol sa libreng pagpapaaral sa kolehiyo upang maibsan
ang mga balakid sa pagkakaroon ng maganda at mataas na kalidad ng edukasyon.
Sa mensahe kong ito nais kong ibahagi sa inyo ang nasusulat sa mga Kawikaan 22:6
“Ituro sa bata ang daang dapat niyang lakaran, at hanggang sa paglaki’y di niya ito
malilimutan”
Maging kasangkapan po sana ang inyong “KUYA” upang ating maturuan ang mga
kabataan sa ating panahon na magiging lider ng ating bansa sa hinaharap.
Christian D. Natividad
Punong Lungsod, Lungsod ng Malolos
Kasama ang mga kapwa lingkod-bayan ng dakilang Lungsod ng Malolos sa pangunguna

ng ating Pangalawang Punong Lungsod Inhinyero Gilbert T. Gatchalian at mga Kagawad ng
Sangguniang Panlungsod, kami ay bumabati sa lahat ng mga magsisipagtapos sa taong ito,
gayundin sa aming mga katuwang na guro at magulang na nagbigay ng matatag na
pundasyon ng edukasyon at pagsasakripisyo upang ang mga kabataang magsisipagtapos
ngayon ay maging matatag sa mga panibagong asignatura at hamong kanilang haharapin.
Magsisimula ang muling paghakbang, magsisimula ang muling paghuhubog ng mga

bagong kaalaman at karanasan kung saan tayo rin ang pipili kung saan natin gusting
makarating at kung paano natin kakamtin ang mga pangarap na gusto nating abutin. Marami
ang mga balakid at hadlang sa ating daraanan subalit ang determinasyon ang maghahatid sa
atin sa tagumpay na ating pinapangarap kung bakit namumuhunan tayo sa pagkakamit ng
magandang edukasyon. Tayo ang magpupunla, tayo ang magtatanim at tayo ang mag-aalaga
upang maging mabunga ang ating pinuhunanan. Hangad po namin ang mas maunlad na
bukas para sa lahat. Nawa ay huwag sayangin ng mga kabataang magsisipagtapos ang mga
pagsisikap at pagtitiyaga ng mga magulang at mga guro na laging nakaalalay at nakagabay.
Nawa ay makatuwang naming ang bawat isa na maging kabahagi ng mas maunlad pang
pamayanan, bayan at bansa sa hinaharap.
Umasa kayo na lagi ninyo kaming kaisa at kasama sa pagkakamit ng mataas pa ninyong
mga hangarin at naisin. Ang aming tanggapan ay laging bukas para sa lahat. Magpapatuloy
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kami sa mga layuning maisulong pa ang ating lungsod sa mas marami pang mabubuting
larangan. Samahan po ninyo kami, magtulong-tulong po tayo na IPAGPATULOY ANG
SAMA-SAMANG PAGKILOS PARA SA MAS ANGAT PANG MALOLOS.
Sa inyo pong lahat, muli, ang aming mabunying pagbati!
Pagpalain po tayo ng Poong Maykapal.
106th Commencement Exercises
Hindi Ito ang Katapusan: Pasasalamat sa Maliligayang Sandaling Nasimulan
Ni Irish F. Hernandez
Sa ating mga panauhing pandangal, Iginagalang Gob. Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado, , sa ating

dating Asst. Regional Director Sir Nick Capulong, sa mga minamahal nating panauhin, Atty.
Christian Natividad, Cong. Jonathan Sy-Alvarado, Dr. Allan B. Alba, sa ating OIC
Superintendent, Ma’am Melissa Sanchez, sa ating Punongguro, Dr. Ma. Victoria C. Vivo, sa mga
myembro ng ating faculty, sa minamahal nating mga magulang, mga kaibigan, mga bisita, at sa
ating lahat na magsisipagtapos, isang mapagpalang araw.
Tila hindi pa nagtatagal magmula noong umpisahan natin ang ating paglalakbay sa ating
minamahal na paaralan. Anim na taon na ang nakalipas magmula noong unang araw na pasukin
natin ang mundo ng sekondarya na ang ating tanging bitbit ay imahinasyon at mga pangarap.
Ngunit ngayon, ika-anim ng Abril taong 2018 ay gagawa tayo ng malaking ingay na maisusulat
sa kasaysayan. Sama-sama tayong titindig bilang mga matagumpay na sundalo na punong-puno
na ng armas at handa na muling makipagdigma, handa nang humarap sa realidad ng buhay at,
handa nang sumuong sa mas komplikadong landas. Bilang paunang pagbati, maligayang
pagtatapos sa ating lahat.
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Ngayon araw ay nagkatipon tayong lahat upang ipagdiwang hindi lamang ang produkto
ng ating mga paghihirap kung hindi maging ang tagumpay ng ating mga magulang sa walang
pagod na pagsasakripisyo upang makamit natin ang sandaling ito. Kaya naman sa ating mga
magulang, ang araw na ito ay magsisilbing araw ng pahinga ngunit araw ng pag-ani ng lahat ng
bunga ng inyong sakripisyo. Ang tanging araw na mapapawi ang lahat ng pagod ninyo nang
buong taon at ang tanging araw na wala kayong ibang nararapat gawin kung hindi maupo at
lasapin ang lahat ng tamis n gating tagumpaay.
Para sa aking mga kapwa mag-aaral, bilang mensahe, nawa, saan man tayo makarating ay
dalhin natin sa ating mga isipan ang dalawang pananaw sa buhay na maglalapit sa atin sa
tagumpay. Una, ibigay natin ang lahat ng ating makakaya sa lahat ng ating gagawin. At
pangalawa, kapag naibigay na natin ang lahat, tandaan natin, kikilos ang Panginoon at gagawin
Niya lahat ng hindi natin kayang gawin. Dahil sa mundo, mga buwan lang tayo. Buwan na
walang sariling liwanag ngunit nagniningning sa pamamagitan ng patuloy na pag-asa sa ilaw na
ibinibigay nang araw. Mga kapwa magsisipagtapos, palagi nating tandaan na hindi pa natin
kayang mag-isa. Kakailanganin natin ng pagmumulan ng ating mga sariling liwanag.
Kakailanganin natin ng Panginoon sa lahat ng ating gagawin, kaagapay ng ating mga magulang,
mga kapatid at ng lahat ng mga taong nagmamahal at sumusuporta sa atin.
Sa mga taong nagsilbing liwanag at tumulong sa ating upang mapagtagumpayan ang

paglalakbay na ito, iniaalay po naming sa inyo ang okasyon na ito.
Sa ating minamahal na mga guro na walang katulad at walang sawang kumalinga sa atin
sa loob ng paaralan, hindi kayang ipaliwanag ng mga salita kung gaano kadami ang lahat ng
isinakripisyo ninyo para sa amin. Maraming Salamat po sa pag unawa sa aming mga mag-aaral
na nagdulot sa inyo na maraming hirap, at sakit ng ulo. Maraming salamat po sa pagpapaintindi
sa amin na tulad ng mga puno, hindi kami yayabong kung patuloy kaming mananatili sa lilim.
Sa ating mga walang kapantay na pamilya, magulang at mga kapatid, ang pundasyon ng
ating pagkatao at pagbabago, iniaalay po naming sa inyo ang lahat ng tagumpay na aming
nakamit ngayong araw. Alam namin na hindi pa sapat ang mga ito para tumbasan ang lahat ng
inyong hirap at sakripisyo subalit nawa sa pamamagitan ng mumunting parangal na aming mga
matatanggap ay mabigyan naming kayo ng lubos na kaligayahan. Sa ating mga nanay at tatay, sa
ating mga kapatid, Salamat sa pagmamahal at pagbibigay ng lakas at inspirasyon na ginamit
naming para makamit ang sandaling ito ng aming buhay. Nawa ay nabigyan naming kayo ng
kasiyahan.
Sa lahat ng ating mga kaklase, kaeskwela, kaibigan na kasama nating lumaki at kasamang
maglakbay sa kabila ng lahat ng lungkot, saya at mga problema, isang malaking biyaya ang
pagsasalo natin ng mga di malilimutan na taon, Nawa ay manatili tayong magkakaibigan saan
man tayo dalhin ng ating mga tadhana. Maraming Salamat sa inyo.
At sa ating Dakilang Panginoon na makapangyarihan at dahilan ng lahat ng ito, iparating

natin ang ating pasasalamat para sa lahat ng biyaya at oportunidad. Ang lahat ng aming
tagumpay ay para Iyo.
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Tapos na ang paulit ulit na pagsasanay para sa mga kanta, tapos na ang matagal na
pagtayo sa ilalim ng mainit na yero. Tapos na ang dati’y kinaiinipan ng lahat. Sa ating
paghihiwalay, mga kapwa mag aaral, parepareho pa nating hindi alam kung saan tayo papunta at
saan tayo dadalhin n gating tadhana, pero batid nating lahat kung saan tayo nanggaling at saan
tayo nagmula. Mga kapwa magsisipagtapos, bilang hiling ko sa inyo, nawa ay huwag natin
kalimutan kailanman an gating Pambangsang Mataas na Paaralan. Ang bawat isa sa atin ay
patuloy na mananatiling parte ng pamilyang ito na nabuo sa loob ng anim na maiikling taon.
Muli, binabati ko hindi lang tayong mga magsisipagtapos, kung hindi maging ang mga
dahilan ng okasyon na ito, ang ating mga magulang at mga guro. Mahaba-haba pa ang ating
pagdiriwang kaya’t manatili lamang kayo sa upuan at lasapin ang maliligayang sandaling ito.
Muli, ako si Irish Hernandez, mula sa pangkat ABM-A, nagkamit ng pinakamataas na
karangalan, at muling bumabati ng maligayang pagtatapos sa ating lahat.
Bating panimula ni Irish F. Hernandez, may pinakamataas na karangalan, na isinalaysay sa

Pagtatapos ng Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School- Senior High School noong ika-6 ng
Abril sa Kalinangan Gymnasium sa La Consolacion University Philippines.
Dahon sa Tangkay ng Panahon
Ni Hannah Therese A. Pagtalunan
Sa mga panauhing pandangal, mahal naming punong guro, sa lahat ng aming mga guro,
magulang at sa aking kapwa magsisipagtapos, isang magandang araw sa inyong lahat.
Dumating na ang araw ng katapusan, katapusan ng kwentong sabay-sabay nating tinahak

at sinubaybayan sa loob ng 6 na taon. Iba't iba man ang tinakbo ng bawat istorya, iisa lamang ang
naging wakas nito at ito ang pagsasama at pagdidiriwang ng ating katagumpayan. Kaya naman
ating buksang muli ang librong naglalaman ng ating kwento at sama-sama tayong mag-balik
tanaw sa ating paglalakbay.
Sisimulan ko kung paano nagsisimula ang bawat libro, sa pahina ng pasasalamat. Isang
karangalan ang pagtayo sa inyong harapan at hindi ito mangyayari kung hindi dahil sa mga taong
nagdala sa akin kung nasaan man ako ngayon. Nais kong pasalamatan ang lahat ng mga guro na
gumabay at umalalay sa bawat paghakbang ko sa paglalakbay na ito,higit sa mga konseptong
tinuro nyo, hindi ko malilimutan ang mga payo at paalalang inyong binitawan. Sa mga kaibigan
kong nandiyan palagi mula noong una hanggang ngayon, sa pinakamadilim at maliwanag na
parte ng buhay ko, salamat, maging sa lahat ng aking mga naging kamag-aral na nagbigay kulay
at saya sa bawat araw na aking pagpasok sa paaralan. Lubos din ang aking pasasalamat sa mga
pinakamamahal kong tao sa mundo, ang aking pamilya; higit sa aking mga magulang na saan
man ako makarating, ano man ang aking gawin, alam kong lubos nila akong ipinagmamalaki at
ipagmamalaki. At higit sa lahat, Maraming salamat sa nagsulat ng istoryang ito, sa nagbigay ng
napakalaking sorpresa sa buhay ko, sa tunay na dahilan kung bakit ako naririto, ang Panginoon
Diyos.
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Nagsimula ang lahat sa unang paghakbang ko sa paaralang nagbukas ng pinto para sa
mga batang may pangarap katulad ko. Isang mundo na puno ng misteryo at sorpresa, mundong
hindi ko inakalang magiging mahalaga sa akin. Alam ko na ang buhay na aking kakaharapin sa
mundong ito ay malayo sa aking pinanggalingan. Mahirap pero masaya, yan ang buhay
sekundarya. May mga umaga na ang hirap bumangon, lalo na kapag ala-sais ang pasok mo.
Yung tipong tulog pa lahat ng kapit-bahay mo, madilim pa ang kalangitan pero ikaw papasok na.
May mga araw din na tinatanong ko ang aking sarili“papasok pa ba ko?" pero syempre sa kabila
ng pag-aalangan, papasok parin ako. May mga gabi na halos tumungga na tayo ng isang pitsel na
kape para di makatulog matapos lamang ang mga dapat ipasa kinabukasan na ipinagpaliban natin
ng kaytagal.
Hindi biro ang naranasan ko sa paglalakbay na ito, Naranasan ko ang apat na oras na
pagsusulit na walang tayuan, yung tipong ngawit na ngawit na ang leeg mo hindi parin
mabalanse yung sinasagutan mo. Minsan na din akong napahiya sa klase dahil hindi ko alam
ang sagot sa tanong ng aking guro at may isang pagkakataon na nakakuha ako ng
pinakamababang marka sa pagsusulit pero imbis na panghinaan ako ng loob ko, sabi ko sa sarili
ko, babawi ako. Hindi na ulit ako babagsak sa parehong bagay. At kung sakali man na madapa
akong muli, patuloy akong babangon at sasabihin, “babawi ako”.
Maaaring may mga gustong maka-alam kung anong klaseng estudyante ako, maniwala
man kayo o sa hindi, ako yung estudyanteng ayaw ng natatawag sa recitation pero sumasagot
parin. Ako yung estudyanteng ayaw ng nanatili ng matagal sa paaralan pero mananatili parin pag
sinabi ng guro ko. Ako yung estudyante na ayaw ng mga kompetisyon, pero pag na-aya,
sumasali ako kahit alam ko na wala akong pag-asang manalo. Ako yung maraming reklamo sa
dami ng gawain pero gumagawa parin. Ang punto ko lang marami akong ayaw gawin pero hindi
dahil ayaw ko ay hindi ko na gagawin. Natuto akong sumunod at gawin ang mga bagay na hindi
ko nakasanayan. At nais ko lang sabihin sa inyo, na kung lagi lang nating gagawin ang
nakasanayan natin, hindi tayo matututo, hindi natin makikita ang tunay nating kakayahan.
Ang bawat kabanata sa ating istorya ay hindi naging madali ngunit alam kong ito ay
naging makabuluhan.Naging saksi ang paaralang ito sa bawat pag-ngiti ng ating labi at pagluha
ng ating mga mata, sa bawat pagbasak at pagbangon at sa bawat sakripisyo at tagumpay na ating
natamo. Ang mga karanasang ito ang humubog sa kung sino tayo ngayon, at kalakip ng mga ito
ay ang mga aral na tumimo sa ating puso.
Ang panahon ay dumating na upang wakasan na ang kwentong 6 na taong isinulat.

Panahon na para isara ang librong naglalaman ng mga karanasang di malilimutan. Matapos man
ang kwentong ito, nawa'y manatili ang mga ala-ala sa ating puso't isipan na ating dadalhin saan
man tayo makarating. At tandaan din natin na ang bawat pagtatapos ay bagong pasimula, at sa
bawat pintuang nagsasara, ay ang bagong pintuang nagbubukas. Hindi dito natatapos ang buhay,
dito pa lamang magsisimula ang tunay na pakikibaka.
Marahil marami ang nagulat o ang nagtaka kung bakit ako ang naririto sa posisyong ito.
Nais ko lamang malaman nyo, nandito ako, hindi dahil sa ginawa ko o kaya kong gawin kundi
dahil sa kayang gawin ng Diyos ko. Isa lamang ang ginawa ko at ito ay ang maniwala at
magtiwala sa pangako Niya. Isang malaking pagpapala na ang makapagtapos, at ang
makapagtapos ng may pinaka-mataas na karangalan ay higit pa sa aking inaasam at hinihiling. At
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dito ko napagtanto na, “Ang plano ng Diyos para sa buhay natin ay higit na mabuti kaysa sa
planong mayroon tayo.”
Ang nais at panalangin ko lamang para sa bawat isa ay ang magtagumpay tayo saan man
tayo mapunta. Nawa’y maging matatag tayo sa bawat hamon ng buhay at maging simula tayo ng
magandang pagbabago sa ating bayan
Muli, ako si Hannah Therese A. Pagtalunan, Isang simpleng mag-aaral na nangarap na

may pananampalataya, bumabati ng maligayang pagtatapos sa bawat isa.
Pangwakas na pananalita ni Hannah Therese A. Pagtalunan, may pinakamataas na karangalan,

na isinalaysay sa Pagtatapos ng Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School- Senior High
School noong ika-6 ng Abril sa Kalinangan Gymnasium sa La Consolacion University
Philippines.
Guhit sa Kasaysayan
Ni Philline E. Lugue
Dumating na tayo sa punto upang bigyang pagkilala ang lahat ng ating pagsusumikap sa
nakalipas na isang taon. Ako ngayon ay naatasang kumatawan sa bawat isa sa ating nagkamit ng
karangalan, sa makasaysayang pagkilalang ito. Sa mga miyembro ng administrasyon sa ating
mga minamahal na guro, Punong Tagapamahala ng Akademiko, G. Alvin Mendoza, Punong
Tagapamahala ng organisasyon at support system ng mga mag-aaral, G. Dervin Nicodemus sa
aming Punongguro, Dr. Ma. Victoria C. Vivo, sa Nanunuparang Pinuno, Pansangay na
Tagapamahala ng mga Paaralan,Ma’am Melissa Sanchez CESE, sa ating panauhing pandangal,
ang Kgg. na Maria Victoria R. Sy- Alvarado, sa mga magulang/ na naririto ngayon, at sa aking
mga kapwa mag-aaral/ na nagkamit ng karangalan, isang mapagpalang umaga sa inyong lahat!
Isa sa pinakamagandang pangyayari sa pagtatapos ng isang mag-aaral ay ang lumakad sa gitna,
umakyat sa entablado, humarap sa daan-daang taong kabilang ang kaniyang mahal sa buhay, at
magtamo ng karangalan.
Naririto tayo ngayon upang kilalanin ang mga mag-aaral ng Marcelo H. del Pilar National
High School Senior High School at ang mga taong nakasama nila sa paglalakbay tungo sa rurok
ng tagumpay. Hindi naging madali ang mga karanasan bago tayo makarating sa katayuan natin
ngayon. Maraming panahon, luha, pagod, tulong ang naibigay natin sa dalawang akademikong
taong ating tinahak. Marami man tayong naibigay ay marami rin tayong natanggap sa ating
pakikipagsapalaran.
Karunungan, katatagan,respeto at higit sa lahat, pagmamahal. Ang ating mga nakamit bukod
sa karangalan, at hindi natin ito matatamo kung hindi dahil sa ating mga kamag-aral, kaibigan, sa
ating mga naging gurong nagbahagi ng kanilang kaalaman sa lubos ng kanilang makakaya, higit
sa lahat, sa dakilang Lumikha na siyang nagdudulot ng buhay, at ang lahat ng ito.
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Unang una,ipinaabot ko ang aking pasasalamat sa ating Panginoon, sa kaniyang paggabay sa
atin at sa mga biyayang nag-uumapaw at patuloy na ibinabahagi sa atin. Ang puso ko rin ay
nagpapasalamat sa aking mga kamag-aral mula sa 12 ABM A sa pagiging bahagi ng aking
landas, sa aking mga kaibigan mula sa ibat-ibang strand: ABM, STEM, HUMSS, GAS, Arts and
Design, TechVoc na naging kasama sa tawanan, puyatan, at kapaguran ,pisikal man o mental. Sa
aking pamilya mula sa Ang Malaya, sa mga naging kasapi ng pinakamamahal kong organisasyon
ang Junior Business Executives Association o JBEA na pinagbuhusan namin ng panahon at oras
upang ito ay maitatag.
Mananatiling isang karangalan ang pagiging kauna-unahan ninyong Pangulo nang isang
akademikong taon. Sa aming mga gurong nagsilbing ilaw sa aming tinahak na madilim at walang
kasiguraduhang landas, at sa aking mga magulang na naglaan ng panahon at hindi nauubusan ng
mga salita upang patatagin ang aking puso at isip. Salamat sa lahat. Salamat sa mga alala. Hindi
man nasusukat ang karunungan sa mga numero, sertipiko o mga medalyang matatanggap natin
ngayon, ako’y nakasisigurong ang lahat ng nakamtan natin at lahat ng ating natutunan mula sa
paglalakbay na ito ay nakatanim na sa ating isip at puso kung kaya’t ito ang magiging sandata
natin sa pagkamit ng ating mga pangarap. Kung ano man tayo sa mga susunod na taon at kung
ano man ang maging ating propesiyon, isa sa naging dahilan noon ay ang naging buhay natin sa
ating pinakamamahal na paaralang, Marcelo.
Ang pagkakataong ito ay guguhit sa kasaysayan. Bago ko po tapusin ang aking pananalita,
ibig ko lamang ipabatid at ipaalala sa inyo: na ang mga tao ay dumarating sa buhay natin upang
magbigay aral at paghubog sa katauhang magbibigay kaganapan sa ating buhay. Umpisa pa
lamang ito ng lahat. Tatapusin man natin ang pahinang ito, mayroon namang panibagong bahagi
ng ating buhay na naghihintay sa atin upang ating tahakin. Sabay-sabay nating tuklasin ang
buhay na talagang nakalaan para sa atin. Ako po si Philline Esguerra Lugue, mula sa 12 ABM-
A, nagkamit ng Pinakamataas na karangalan, Muli, maraming salamat at patnubayan nawa tayo
ng Dakilang Diyos.
Pambungad na pagbati ni Philline E. Lugue, may pinakamataas na karangalan, na isinalaysay

sa Araw ng Pagkilala ng Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School- Senior High School noong
ika-4 ng Abril sa Kalinangan Gymnasium sa La Consolacion University Philippines.
Padayon, Del Pilarian!
Ni Twinkle Jade A. De Guzman
Sinasabi ng ilan, kung ikaw ay mangangarap, yung maliit lang. Huwag ka raw mangarap
ng masyadong mataas, sapagkat baka iya’y hindi mo makamit.
Hindi ko maiwasang mapaisip sa mga salitang ito sapagkat para sa akin, ay walang mali sa
pangangarap- gaano man ito kababa o kataas, maliit man o malaki. Ang isang malaking
pagkakamali ay kung hahayaan mong ang pangarap na ito ay manatili na lamang bilang isang
pangarap.
Sa puntong ito, mga minamahal na panauhin, mga guro, mga magulang at kapwa ko
nasipagtapos, nais kong pahintulutan ninyo akong maglahad ng isang mumunting salaysay. Isang
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istoryang ideya man sa ngayon, ay walang sinuman ang makapagsasabing hindi maaaring
maging katotohanan sa hinarahap na panahon.
Samahan ninyo akong lakbayin ang oras, at imulat ang inyong mga mata sa isang
pagtitipon- ang araw ay ika-6 ng Abril, taong 2038- dalawampung taon makalipas ang taong
kasalukuyan.
Mataman kong pinagmamasdan ang mga ulap, at kapagdaka’y marahan kong ipinikit ang
aking mga mata. Ilang sandali na lamang ay muli ko nang masisilayan ang aking bayang
sinilangan. May apat na taon na rin ang lumipas mula nang magpasya akong tanggapin ang isang
oportunidad at magtungo sa ibang bansa upang magpakadalubhasa at maghanap-buhay bilang
isang ganap na doktor sampu ng aking pamilya. Ito ay makaraan ng aming pag-aaral ng aking
mga kasamahang doktor na sina Charmaine Alba, Brent Cruz, Paula Espino, at Patricia
Taganas na nailathala sa mga internasyunal na siyentipikong dyurnal.
Ang boses ng stewardess ang muling nagbalik sa aking kamalayan.

“Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Local
time is 4:15 in the afternoon... On behalf of Philippine Airlines, Captain June Yabut,
and the entire crew, …”
Sa wakas! Ako ay nagbalik nang muli sa Pilipinas! Tunay ngang ‘There is no place like
home …’
Sa arrival gate ay sinalubong ako ng aking kumpare at matalik na kaibigang PSA Statistician na
si Ian Hilario. Pagkaraan ng ilang sandali ay dumating na rin ang aming kaibigang Geologist na
si Carlo Malto kasama si Dr. Christian Dela Cruz.
Lulan ng isang bagong modelong sasakyan, na sa pagkakasabi ni Ian ay proudly gawang

Pinoy, at idinisenyo ng mga mag-aaral mula sa Automotive ng aming paaralan noon; kami ay
magtutungo na sa pagtitipong aking sinadya sa bansa.
Change is the only thing that is permanent in this world.

Maraming bagay ang maaaring magbago sa loob lamang ng maiksing panahon. Hindi ko
na makilala ang kahabaan ng EDSA, walang traffic! Salamat sa kontribusyon ng mga inhinyero
na sina Christian De Jesus, Ryan Teodoro, Mon Hay at Joseph Santiago dahil sa kanilang
ambag sa pagsasaayos ng mga superhighways at national roads.
Habang nasa biyahe ay napansin ko ang pahayagan ng Phillipine Daily Inquirer, kung
saan banner story ang mga programmers na sina Kim Lacson at Gabriel Tan, at game
developer na si Jaycee Jasmin- dahil sa kanilang ginawang application na umani ng mga
pagkilala mula sa TechGiant na Google at Microsoft.
Nabasa ko rin sa mga sumunod na pahina, na mabilis na ang internet speed connection. Ito
naman raw ay dahil sa husay ng mga grupo ng Electronics and Communication Engineer.
Nakikilala ko ang mga pangalan- Kurt Adonis, Adrian James Sacdalan, Glean Roque at
Rabriel De Guzman.
At nang makarating ako sa pahinang Editoryal, nabasa ko ang isang pamilyar na pangalan
Joseph Gloria, ang amin noong News Editor sa The Republic na siya na ngayong Pangalawang
Punong-Patnugot ng nasabing pahayagan.
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Nang makarating kami sa may gawing Philippine Arena, ay may matinding traffic dahil
kasalukuyang may ginaganap na pagpupulong, kung saan panauhin ang pinakabatang nahalal na
senador noong eleksyon na si Jhorcy Diamsin, kasama ang kongresistang si Leonard
Landayan at Bise-Gobernador na si Leanne Gatus ng Bulacan.
Upang hindi mainip, ay binuksan ko na lamang ang telebisyon sa aming sasakyan; sila pa
rin ang laman ng balita kung saan nag-uulat naman si Joshua Nicdao, live at kapanayam ang
Major General na si Adrian Cruz. Tiniyak raw nila na mahigpit ang seguridad sa loob at labas
ng arena.
Makalipas ang pag-uulat ay nag-flash naman ang mga commercial, at isang trailer ng
pelikula ang umagaw sa aking pansin. Makabagbag damdamin ang mga tagpo. Tiyak tatabo sa
takilya. Paano ba naman, ang pelikula ay mula sa direksyon ng primyadong direktor na si
Angela de Castro, at may natatanging pagganap ng Best Actress na si Allen Pagdanganan,
kasama ang kapwa batikang mga aktor at aktres na sina Vincent Anora at Faye Caluag.
May ilang oras pa ang lumipas, ay umusad na ang mga sasakyan. Aking pinatay ang
telebisyon at nakinig na lamang ng musika sa radyo. Kasalukuyang pinatutugtog ng DJ na si
Gabriel Gueta ang musika ng mga sikat na banda bansa, ang mga bandang Cheesecake at
Hornpubs.
Habang nakikinig sa kanilang mga awitin, hindi ko maiwasang mamangha sa mga gusali
sa paligid. Pamilyar ang mga istruktura. Kay tagal kong iniisip, hanggang mapagtanto ko na iyon
nga pala ay mga proyekto noon nina Alex Alba at iba pang mag-aaral ng Drafting. Itinuro rin ni
Ian ang mga gusaling disenyo naman nina Millen Sibug at Daniella Ivan Cruz. Ang pagtatayo
raw ng mga ito ay pinangunahan ng Civil Engineering Board Topnotcher na si Piolo Pablo
kasama ang kapwa mga engineer na sina Nina Rioflorido, Marielle Lucas, at Kyle Bernardo.
Nakarating na rin kami sa Bulwagang Del Pilar, ang gusaling ipinatayo ng unang pangkat
ng mga mag-aaral na Senior High School na nagtapos sa Marcelo H. del Pilar National High
School. Ito ay idinisenyo ni Nicole Sullera at ang konstruksyon ay pinanguhan ni Engr. Lhee
Arvie Plamenco.
Ang loob ng bulwagan tila world class na museo. Makikita ang mga obra-maestra nina
Jullien Abbey Lim, Baby Jane Adan, at Maricar Acedera.
Sa amin pang pagpanaog sa gitna ng bulwagan ay lalo mong maipagmamalaki kung

paanong ang mga anak ni Del Pilar, ay pinanday ng panahon. Masasabi raw na kaming mga
unang nagsipagtapos ng K12 ang maituturing na Golden Batch ng Senior High ng aba naming
paaralan, bagay na hindi ko na rin pinagtaka pa.
Kahit saan ka lumingon, makikita mo ang mga pamilyar na mukha. Mga mukhang hindi
nakikita minsan ng aming guro sa loob ng isang linggo, mga mukha na pumapasok ng walang
takdang aralin at tiyak sakit ng ulo; ngunit ito rin ang mga mukha ng mga batang minsang
nangarap kagaya ko.
Sa isang hapag, mamataan ang Bar Topnotcher na si Melissa Prieto kasama ang mga
kabarong na sina Kenneth Tapia, Lalaine Constantino, Alyssa Tanante, Ahbie Agda, at Kyla
Virgino.
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Naroon rin ang mga CPA na ang ilan ay nagsisilbi na sa pinakamalalaking mga bangko at
ang ilan ay may katungkulan sa Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, gaya nina Irish Hernandez,
Janena Acosta, Kim Salaveria, Erelle Posilio, Philline Lugue, at Hannah Pagtalunan.
Dumalo rin ang mga businessman and businesswomen- Jeffrey Fernando, Bern Bautista,
Mark Jaybert Buniel, Mikaella Balagtas, Allen Mojeca, na kabilang sa Top 100 ng Forbes
magazine sa richest people under 40.
Higit sa lahat, nakatutuwang malaman na ang mga estudyante noon, ay tinitinagala na
ring mga guro. Kagaya na lamang nila Elena Bautista, Mercedes De Antonio, Hans Dimafelix,
Joice Arcega, Faith Cruz, Maribel Casanas, at Pamela Arellano. Sabi nga ni Elena, ito ay
dahil sa impluwensya ng aming mga guro noon sa Senior High.
Sa ‘di kalayuan, ay namataan ko rin ang mga kapwa kong doktor at DOST scholars na
kaagad kong nilapitan. Kabilang sa kanila ang itinanghal na prom queen noon na si Jarelle Cu,
na isa na sa kinikilalang cardiologist.
At nagsimula na ang programa. Timbre pa lamang ay agad ko nang nawari na ito’y mga
tinig ng kasalukuyang Master Teacher na si Gabriel Genota at thespian na si Kyla Ebalo.
‘Pag-ibig anaki'y aking nakilala, 'di dapat palakihin ang bata sa saya; at sa katuwaa'y
kapag namihasa, kung lumaki'y walang hihinting ginhawa.’
Ang pagbati gamit ang mga ginintuang aral ni Balagtas ay magmumula lamang sa nag-
iisang Dr. Allan Alba, isang kapwa alumni ng aming mahal na paaralan.
Matapos ang pagbati at nagpatuloy na ang daloy ng palatuntunan kung saan nagkaroon
ng iba’t-ibang pagbabahagi ng karanasan. May pait, may tuwa, lungkot, pagbagsak, pagbangon,
at tagumpay.
Kasabay ring inihain na ang mga putaheng nagmula sa five star restaurants na
pagmamay-ari ng iba’t-ibang mag-aaral na may sari-sarili na ring pangalan sa industriya. Sila
ang mga nagmula sa Bread, Pastry, and Cookery. Inihain rin ang aking paboritong putahe na
luto ng nag-iisang Master chef na si Renz Carlo.
Bilang panghuling bilang, ay muling inawit ng mga award-winning performers na sina
Charlize Gonzales, Jea Angela Bautista at Joyce Tangonan ang imno ng paaralan.
Kulang ang mga salita upang mailarawan ang galak sa aking puso sa aking muling
pagbabalik sa Marcelo H. Del Pilar.
Aming dakilang paaralan, sa amin ay luminang ng ganap…
Sa pagtatapos ng programa, wala na akong masasabi pa, kung hindi ang walang
hanggang pasasalamat sa lahat ng naging bahagi ng aming pananatili sa aming mahal na
paaralan. Kung nakapagsasalita lamang ang mini-forest, resorts world, gymnasium, Science
Building, Science Extension, 3Ps, lalo na ang rebulto ni Marcelo na hanggang ngayon ay hindi
pa rin bumaba, tiyak, sila’y nakangiti.
Bago ko wakasan ang aking pananalita, nais kong banggitin ang sinabi ng gurong pari sa
ika-walong kabanata ng Noli Me Tangere.
Ang karunungan ay para sa tao, ngunit huwag mong lilimuting iya'y natatamo ng mga
may puso lamang.
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Hindi ko man mabanggit ang lahat ng iyong mga pangalan, ngayon pa lang ay tanggapin
na ninyo ang aking pagbati, sa kung papaanong ang bawat isa ay magiging matagumpay hindi
lamang sa ating mga napiling propesyon, kung hindi matagumpay sa pagmamahal at pagkilala ng
mga taong sa atin ay nakapaligid, mga bagay na kailanman ay hindi mabibili ng anumang halaga
salapi.
Momentum + mindset = achievement.

At sa buhay, gaya ng mga kataga ng aming punong-guro Dr. Ma. Victoria Vivo, time is
of essence. In Physics, time is a variable that you cannot control.
Kaya’t humayo ka Del Pilarian. Magsumikap, magpagal. Humayo ka’t ngayon pa lang ay
mataman ka nang inaantabayanan ng mahal nating paaralan. Humakbang ka papalayo, dala ang
lahat ng mga dunong at dangal na kanyang ipinagkaloob, at sa tamang panahon, ika’w ay
magbalik. Ikaw ay kaniyang hihintayin, at kaniyang ipagmamalaki. Ating baunin ang mga
ginintuang aral, pagmamahal at suporta ng mga taong sa atin ay walang hanggang umaagapay,
kasama ang paggabay ng Poong Lumikha.
Padayon Del Pilarian! Padayon!
Muli, isang maringal na pagbati! Mula sa Science, Technology, Engineering and

Mathematics RA-Demdam, ako si Twinkle Jade Apritado-De Guzman, nagkamit ng may
Mataas na Karangalan.
Prophecy speech ni Twinkle Jade A. De Guzman, may mataas na karangalan, na isinalaysay sa

Pagtatapos ng Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School- Senior High School noong ika-6 ng
Abril sa Kalinangan Gymnasium sa La Consolacion University Philippines.
The Class of 2018
Arts and Design (AD)
Brushes up! Guitars, pencils, or whatever tools the Arts & Design students prefer to use, the
world is theirs to shape and adorn with the rawest and most exquisite forms of art; because after
all, isn’t the earth without art simply “eh”?
Grade 12 Arts and Design MMSan Diego
Manesa M. San Diego
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MALE
JAN VINCENT D. AÑORA*
Mabolo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
Problems eat you but God saves you.
TIMOTHY EARL J. ARCEO**
Sto. Rosario, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To be odd
You have to be odd to be number one.
MHECARL P. BELMES
To achieve my goals in life
Stop worrying about what you have to loose and start focusing on what you have to gain.
RALPH BILUNO VISTAN
Santor, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an engineer
Practice makes perfect.
RONILO B. EVANGELISTA JR.
Maunlad Homes Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
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To take up tourist management
“You only live once.”
JOHN ELMAN GONZALES*
Pulong Balite, Balayong, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an architect
A person who cannot give up anything can change nothing. (Armin Arlent)
JOHN JOSEPH G. GUTIERREZ
Vilaroma Tabe, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a graphic designer
“Leave tomorrow’s problems to tomorrow you.”
MARCELO D. MACEDONIO JR.
BGC San Pablo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“There’s no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.”
JOHN KIEL B. MATEO
Atlag, City of Malolos, Bulacan
CHRISTOPHER LLOYD Y. NARVAEZ
Purok 6 Lugam, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Life is short. Cherish every moment of the time.”
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JAYSON S. PAGUILIGAN
Purok 2 Santor, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a professional dance instructor
“Time is gold.”
JOHN PAUL PAMINTUAN*
Purok 2 Tikay, City of Malolos, Bulacan
JOSE MIGUEL L. PANGANIBAN
Valcres Homes Mabolo City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a successful musician
“Susuka pero ‘di susuko.”
JOHN MARK Y. SAN JUAN
To become a teacher or theater actor
“I have mastered the art of manipulating like no other.”
JOHN CARLO G. SAN PEDRO
Purok 3 Cofradia, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Life is too short so do what you want to do.”
DANNY A. VILLARETE
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To become a CEO
“You can never be a successful person just because of your diploma.”
FEMALE
MARICAR N. ACEDERA*
Balite, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a painter
“Teamwork made the dream work.”
BABY JANE F. ADAN*
Lugam, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“I’d rather regret the things I’ve done than regret the things I haven’t done.”
ROSEMARIE P. ADRIANO*
Look 1st, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To engage in Hotel and Restaurant Management
“Being yourself is one of the hardest things because it’s scary. You always wonder whether
you'll be accepted for who you really are.”
EFRELYN ASDOLO
Paralungan Street Caniogan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To take up computer science
“The best way to predict your future is to create it.”
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JEA ANGELA P. BAUTISTA
San Pablo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher or choreographer
“Sometimes, the best way to be happy is to learn to let go of things you tried hard to hold on to
that are no longer good for you.”
ELOISA FAYE P. CALUAG*
Panasahan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Don’t just be another brick in the wall.”
NICHELLE HAIL CLEMENTE
Lucero St. Mabolo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To take up tourism
“Never give up on something that you really want.”
FRANCHESCA LOUISSE M. CORTEZANO*
To become a professional graphic artist/illustrator
“If you believe, you can achieve.”
BIANCA NICOLE DR. CUNDANGAN
To become a teacher
“You can’t climb the ladder of success with your hands in your success.”
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ANGELA DC. DE CASTRO**
Lagundi, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a filmmaker
“Choose happiness.”
JANE CATHLENE C. DE JESUS*
“If it doesn’t open, it’s not your door.”
KYLA CRYSTEL S. DE JESUS
To become a nurse
“You will never become who you want to be if you keep blaming everyone else for who you are.”
JASHLEY O. FAJARDO
To become a policewoman
“Let people judge you. Their words will raise you into a successful person.”
REINA RICA C. FAJARDO*
Bulihan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“It’s the little things that matter.”
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ANGELA L. FRANCISCO
Pitpitan, Bulakan, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“The 3 C's in life: choice, chance, change. You must make the choice to take the chance if you
want anything in life to change.”
ERICKA B. GALIT
To become a contributing writer or reporter
“Not every day is a fantasy, but who knows if it has a happy ending?”
CHARLIZE C. GONZALES
Sta. Isabel, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher/ professional dance choreographer
“We only have one life to live and a lifetime to enjoy it.”
JULLIENNE ABBEY T. LIM**
To become an illustrator or animator
“You have to envision your life, and then go backwards.”
ANDREA LIZETTE T. LOMBOY*
Bagong Bayan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a traveler
”Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but rising every time we fall.”
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NIKKI ANGELA MATOLA
To become a nurse
”Nothing worth having comes easy.”
VERNA MORADA*
To become a teacher
“Friendship is one of a kind if it is true and sincere.”
JORELYN MOROÑA
To become a musician
“Be who you want to be, not what others want to see.”
PHIEL G. OBRIQUE
To become a teacher
“Accept me, reject me or judge me, I'm still me because I was born to be real, not to be perfect.”
ALLEN M. PAGDANGANAN**
Santiago, City of Malolos, Bulacan
JEREMAY C. POLLOSCO
Pulonggubat, Guiguinto, Bulacan
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To pursue criminology
“Dreams and dedication are a powerful combination.”
JUDELLE A. QUINTO
Matimbo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Never think that you can never do it. You can; you just need to believe in yourself.”
MARY HAZEL B. REFIL*
Bangkal, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Never stop fighting for what you want to be”
MIKAELA MAE SO
Caniogan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a businesswoman
“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.”
RACHELLE DC. STA. ANA*
Catmon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a landscape architect
“All knowledge is good knowledge.”
JOYCE D. TANGONAN
Sta. Cruz , Guiguinto , Bulacan
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To become a teacher
“Set your goals high enough to inspire you and low enough to encourage you.”
ERIKA MAY V. TOBIAS*
Sumapang Matanda, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Don't be the same; be better.”
CAMILLE ANN L. VELARDE*
Sto. Niño, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a director
“Life is not easy. But with love, everything is possible.”
MONIQUE S. VICENTE
Dakila, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a police woman
“Go for it, no matter how it ends. It was an experience.”
ANGELA K. YAMSON*
To become a lawyer
“Struggles and criticisms are prerequisite for greatness.”
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Accountancy and Business Management (ABM)
Accountancy & Business Management students are sharpened to positively reshape the economy
in the near future. Their skills in influencing the figures in the business arena will surely take the
economy on its track towards stable development.
Grade 12 ABM NEDCarcosia (ABM-A)
Naz Eliseo D. Carcosia
MALE
IAN EMIL P. BERNARDO**
1 Teodoro Balaga Subdividion Sta. Isabel, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a Certified Public Accountant
“Rivers can be detoured by even the smallest pebble, imagine where opportunities will lead
you.”
RUSSEL I. BLANCE**
#275 Kiskisan St., Santiago, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become Certified Public Accountant
“We are all addicted to something that takes away the pain, League of Legends”
MARK JAYBERT R. BUNIEL**
To live my life to the fullest and play the role I’m supposed to play in this world
“Everything happens for a reason, but sometimes, you don’t need a reason for something to
happen.”
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RAYMOND T. CASABAR**
Cofradia, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a business man
“One way to forget about pain is to do something you will be completely in like computer
games.”
ANGELO DC. DOMINGO**
“Life may be tough and full of discouragements but if you have God in your life, everything will
be smooth. Every war can be conquered. Every dream can be reached. Every fight can be won.
All you have to do is pray and believe.”
PRINCE JEFFREY T. FERNANDO**
Rocka Village 2, Tabang, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become Certified Public Accountant
“There is so much more than what you settled for.”
KERBY J. MANALAYSAY**
Bagna, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a Certified Public Accountant or a journalist
“Throw away expectations and start floating in the flow of life.”
JET T. MATEO**
To become a Certified Public Accountant or engineer
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You can’t be afraid to fail; it’s the only way to succeed.
VINCE EUGENE M. PAGDANGAN**
Calumpang, Calumpit, Bulacan
“The more you praise, the more there is in life to celebrate.”
ERELLE JOHN S. POSILLO**
Dampol, Plaridel, Bulacan
“We are always more than what we of.”, “We are all losers but others just try again so they
succeed.”
ZERI MARI IAN B. RAMIREZ**
Dreamcrest Homes Subdivision, Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“The night is in its darkest just before dawn. But keep your eyes open. If you avert your eyes
from the dark, you’ll be blinded by the rays of a new day. So keep your eyes open, no matter how
dark the night ahead may be.”
Sakata Gintoki
WOWIE P. RUBIO**
“When life gives you lemons, make it a lemonade.”
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KIM GERALD A. SALAVERIA**
“Don’t let the muggles get you down.”
Ronald Weasley
IRELL MARI A. STA. RITA**
Rocka Village II, Tabang, Plaridel, Bulacan
“A true master is a terrible student.”
FEMALE
ELIZABETH JANENA S. ACOSTA**
Taal, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Regrets are pointless. There’s no crying over spilled milk. All you can do is slowly fill the glass
up again.”
Prosecutor Jung Jae Chan, While You Were Sleeping
KYLA DENISE ALEJANDRIA**
“In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.”
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KHAYLLA KHOLEEN I. AREJOLA**
Angeles Subdivision, Pritil, Guiguinto, Bulacan
“Ang oras ng pasok ay 6
Darating ng quarter to 7
Finding food pagdating ng 8
Pero on-time gagraduate.”
BABY JANE P. AVENDAÑO**
San Nicolas, Bulakan, Bulacan
“Happiness is a choice.”
JOANNA MARIE S. BARAQUIL**
Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a Certified Public Accountant or graphic organizer
“Your dreams will give you direction, but God’s dream must be the final destination.”
KATRINA M. CABRERA**
Daisy St. Dakila, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Why fall in love, when you can fall asleep.”
MIKAELA L. CRISTOBAL**
San Isidro, Hagonoy, Bulacan
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To become a Certified Public Accountant or business woman
“The only life worth living is the one you’re passionate about.”
MERYL G. CRUZ**
Panasahan, City of Msssalolos, Bulacan
“What if it doesn’t come true? Ah, But what if it does?”
JOSHUA MARIE G. CUNANAN**
St. Agatha Homes, Tikay, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Best things take time.”
DANIELLA B. DELA CRUZ**
“Many are the plans in a man’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails.”
Proverbs 19:21
PAULINE JANELLA R. DIQUIT**
“Don’t be confident for today if you do not know what will happen tomorrow.”
PERCIOUS JOY R. DOMINGO**
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“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
Philippians 4:13
MARIA SOFIA B. ESPIRITU**
To become a Certified Public Accountant or lawyer
"I'm a person who lives life to the full."
IRISH F. HERNANDEZ***
Anilao, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Me? Books and cleverness. But there are more important things, friendship and bravery.”
Hermione Granger
MERLYN-JOY B. JUMAQUIO**
Mambog, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a business woman
“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just
one more time.”
ANNIA JESAME A. LAZARO**
Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a film-maker
“God has made all things beautiful in its time.”
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MAEDHEN D.G. LOPEZ**
“Nothing is permanent in this world. Enjoy everything while you still have it.”
PHILINE E. LUGUE***
Rocka Village II, Tabang, Plaridel, Bulacan
“In attaining a goal, one must have the heart and must be committed and dedicated to do his
work and with that, unconsciously, excellence will commence.”
JOSZELLE ANN D. MALLARE**
SumapangMatanda, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a Certified Public Accountant or entrepreneur
“Only dead fish go with the flow.”
ANN PATRICE B. MARTIN**
“Trust in everything that you do, you did your best. There’s nothing to worry about.”
ROSE ANNE S. OLMOS**
Barihan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Imagine with all your Mind
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Believe with all your Heart,
Achieve with all your Might.”
HANNAH THERESE A. PAGTALUNAN***
Jeremiah 29:11
JOHANNA ANGELINE O. RADER**
To become a Certified Public Accountant or business woman
Philippians 4:13
LIEZEL S. RANOCO**
Sta. Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan
“To be worthy doesn’t mean you have to be perfect.”
EVA MAE C. REUBAL**

Tikay, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“You will never be complete when you’re still alive.”
KOLEEN RAE E. ROSALES**
Central Balungao, Calumpit, Bulacan
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“Falling down spurred me to stand up bolder.”
EARL MYCCIE DC. RUBIO**
Pitpitan, Bulakan, Bulacan
“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
Lao Tzu
GLIZETTE B. SAMANIEGO**
“Never will I leave you nor forsake you.”
Hebrews 13:5
ERICKA S. SANTIAGO**
“To shoot an arrow, you have to pull it backwards.”
MA. TERESA D. SANTOS**
Kapitangan, Paombong, Bulacan
To become a Certified Public Accountant or businesswoman
“Honestly, I am grateful for all the people I met; the good and the bad. The good made me
thankful and the bad made me say f*ck you and then learn a lesson.”
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ANNE CATHERINE D. TEE**
“Success is not all about the things you achieved; it is also about how you get up when life takes
you down.”
Grade 12 ABM JVLFelonia (ABM-B)
John Vincent L. Felonia
MALE
MARK D. ALEJO*
To become a businessman
“Patience, persistence and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success.”
Napoleon Hill
BRIAN JULES Z. BERNARDINO*
“Aiming for the sky para ‘pagbumagsak at least sabubong.”
Cong Tv
EUJAMES TONGUE R. CANO*
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“Success is a result, not a goal.”
JERICHO LJ DG. CUSTODIO*
Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be
added unto you.”
Matthew 6:33
RENZ CARLO T. DE RAMOS*
To become a CEO of a company
"But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added
unto you.”
Matthew 6:33
KING JAMES C. DELA CRUZ*
"Hope but never expect. Look forward but never wait"
VINCENT P. DELA CRUZ*
Pritil, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a biologist
“The way you think determines the way you feel determine the way you act.”
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JOHN PAUL GENCIANE*
To become rich
"Life isn't about counting all the things you've lost, It's about increasing the number of important
things in it."
KYLLE JUSTHINE R. JIMENEZ*
San Vicente, Malolos City, Bulacan
To become a manager
"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life."
Steve Jobs
JOSHUA R. VALLEJOS*
“Live our life to the fullest in accordance to God’s will.”
JOHN PAUL ANGELO M. VICTORIA*
Santisima Trinidad, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To meet the needs for the future
“All jokes are really meant. Cause if it’s not, then why do you say it in the first place?”
John Paul Angelo Victoria
FEMALE
ANN BONNAVIIE E. BAUTISTA*
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To become an accountant
“Dream big, work hard.”
MA. SOPHIA V. BORDADO*
To become a successful career woman
"Work hard, dream big."
MYRA R. CANILAO*
Balayong, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded. You need to persevere so that
when you have done the will of God you will receive what he has promised.”
Hebrews 10:35-36
JONNA MICA M. CAPARAS*
To become a entrepreneur
“Stop doubting yourself, work hard, and make it happen.”
MA. MANUELLE C. CARDENTE*
Pio Cruzcosa, Calumpit, Bulacan
“Empty minds make the most noise.”
SAMANTHA IVY T. CARLOS*
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Cofradia City of Malolos Bulacan
To be a successful business woman
“A friend is one who strengthens you with prayers, blesses you with hope and encourages you
with hope.”
CAILA MONIQUE CARPIO*
To become a flight attendant or business woman
“Be strong and courageous, do not afraid or tremble at them, for the Lord your God is the one
who goes with you. He will not fail or forsake you.”
Deuteronomy 31:6
MICAELA A. CONTRERAS*
Keep your feet on the ground, your eyes on the goal and the most important thing is to STAY
CRAZY.-Lincoln Velasquez
ALYSSA ASHLEY Y. CORILLA*
Grand Royale, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Just keep moving forward and don’t give a shit about what anybody thinks. Do what you have
to do, for you.”
Johnny Deep
CELINE JOY T. CRUZ*
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“The only way that we can learn is if we are exposed. And the only way that we can become
exposed is if we throw ourselves out into the open. Do it. Throw yourself.”
Joy Bell
GERALD GLENN CRUZ*
“I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Psalm 139:14
SHIELA MARIE DAVID*
St. Agatha Homes, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a nurse
“Don’t hate what you don’t understand.”
ARIANNE JOYCE C. DE VERA*
Humel Heritage Homes Subdivision, Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Good things come to people who wait, but better things come to those who go out and get
them.”
Anonymous
RAVEN LEIGH V. DEL ROSARIO**
154 Sulok St., Bagna, , City of Malolos, Bulacan
To be a Certified Public Accountant
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Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn the light –
J.K. Rowling
ROXANNE MAE D. DELA CRUZ*
CofradiaPurok 4, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an entrepreneur
“Successful people maintain a positive focus in life no matter what is going on around them.”
MARY JOYCE R. DELA PAZ*
“Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.”
Proverbs 27:9
YRRA MAE BELLE R. FAJARDO*
Maunlad Homes, Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
"I don't have to hide or be somebody I'm not. I don't have to compromise. I can just be myself."
KAREN B. FERRER*
“Keep moving forward.”
JAIRA C. GALANG*
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“Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.”
George Bernard
SHANNEN MAE C. LEGERIN*
“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”
Eleanor Roosevelt
CATHERINE R. MANAHAN*
“The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.”
H. Jackson Brown Jr.
ALYSSA NICOLE C. MANALAYSAY*
“The world is going to judge you no matter what you do, so live your life the freaking way you
want to.”
MARELLA ANNE E. MANANSALA*
Hagonoy, Bulacan
“Change isn’t always for the best.”
The Best of Me
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ERIKA S. MENDOZA*
“I’m selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times
hard to handle. But if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at
my best.”
JOSEPHINE ANETTE T. MENDOZA*
San Juan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Don’t go through life, grow through life.”
LARIANNE P. OLALIA*
Humel Heritage Homes Subdivision, Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Difficult roads are often leads to beautiful destination.”
REMILLEN JOY C. PUNONGBAYAN*
“Success is achieved and maintained by those who keep trying. The key to achieving your dream
is determining not to quit and to trust God all the way.”
ABRIELLE MARIE LOUISE T. RUEDA*
Paombong, Bulacan
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"Go where you feel the most alive. Wanderlust."
GRAZELL B. SANTOS*
“I hope your dreams take you to the corners of your smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the
windows of your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known.”
DANICA B. SENIN*
“Whatever you decide to do, make sure it makes you happy.”
KAYCEE A. TORRES*
Liang, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“You can talk with someone for years, every day, and still, it won’t mean as much as what you
can have when you sit in front of someone not saying a word; yet you feel that person with your
heart; you feel like you have known the person for forever. Connections are made with the heart,
not the tongue.”
JESSIE ANNE S. TORSUELA*
Sto. Cristo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“No matter what happens, the choice will always be up to us. For the past inflicts rippled effects
but in the end, it won’t define who you are.”
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DANICA ANNE H. VILLANUEVA*
“The present is the best present for us.” - Kris Wu
Grade 12 ABM OBMiranda (ABM-C)
Olivia B. Miranda
MALE
PETER CARLO BULATAO
To become a business manager
“A creative man is motivated by the desire to achieve, not by the desire to beat others.”
JONATHAN I. DOLOZON
To become a psychologist
“I’d rather die than live without passion.”
JENIEL AMOR DG. FERRER
To become a business owner
“Be the right one before you find your right one.”
JERALD T. LOPEZ
Caingin, City of Malolos, Bulacan
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"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts."
JHON EMIL B. MANSIBANG
“Unsuccessful people make decisions based on their current situations. Successful people make
decisions based on where they want to be.”
JASPER JAKE A. MENDOZA
“Good things are going to happen. Keep fighting for what you want. Don’t worry and have faith
that it will work out.”
BIENVERT Q. RANADA
To become a mathematics professor
"Although I fall, I will rise again."
BERNARD R. REYES
To become a manager
“If you’re tired, don’t quit. Trust your journey.”
JAN PAUL T. TOBIAS
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“Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life
meaningful.”
BRYAN D. TORRES
Panasahan , City of Malolos, Bulacan
“There’s only one thing that’s impossible to beat, a man that doesn’t give up.”
FEMALE
CAMILLE T. ALIWALAS
BalagaSubd. Sta. Isabel, City of Malolos, Bulacan
"To study hard is very important because when you study hard you can achieve your dream and
you can help your family."
JOSSEL V. BALBERO*
“I look better in person.”
MARY JOYCE A. BERNARDO
To become a Neurologist
“The best success comes from failure.”
SHAINA MAY P. CABIGAO*
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To become a financial manager
“Don’t give up and try to face our struggle in life to be successful.”
ROSE ANNE L. CAPARAS*
“Let God be the center of your life and you will have a fruitful life.”
KATRINA T. CIPRIANO
“No matter how tough the world is, you must never run out of sweetness.”
DIANA ROSE Y. DAAN*
North Madison, Tikay, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a manager
“The greatest pleasure in life is accomplishing what people said you can’t do.”
DIANNE G. DELA CRUZ*
“Telling the truth and making someone cry is better than telling a lie and making someone
smile.”
KIMBERLY DC. FAJARDO*
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To become a dentist
“Never stop when you are tired. Stop when you’re done.”
SARAH G. FAJARDO
To become an accountant employee
“Keep true, never be ashamed of doing right: decide on what you think is right and stick to it.”
MA. ANTONETTE P. FELICIANO*
Maysantol, Bulakan, Bulacan
“Sometimes, the simplest things are the ones out of reach and the only way to reach them is to
be brave.”
MYLYN V. FRANCISCO
Capitol View Park, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a professional chef
"The road to success is not a path you find but a trail you blaze."
ERICKA T. GALANG
“Let God be the center of your life to achieve all those dreams that you want.”
CHERISH IVY A. GALMAN*
City of Malolos, Bulacan
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“We’re stronger in the places that we’ve been broken.”
KATHLEEN AIRA S. IMPERIAL
Bagna, City of Malolos, Bulac
“If you can stay positive in a negative situation, you win.”
MA. LOURDES T. JOSE
Tabang, Guiguinto, Bulacan
“Life is better when you always smile.”
CATRINA NICDAO
Talabahan, Bagna, City of Malolos, Bulacan
"Do one thing every day that scares you."
RAVEN JOY R. PAGTALUNAN
“The future belongs to those who believes in the beauty of their dreams.”
AILYN E. PALAD
Cofradia , City of Malolos, Bulacan
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To become a manager
“If you’re tired, learn to rest and not to quit.”
LORLYN B. PANES
“We are in this struggle together.”
ERICA DC. PEREZ
Look 1st , City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Moving on isn’t about the pain and how to forget. It is about learning and accepting.”
NINA FE P. SALONGA
"God has a purpose in my life."
ANGEL JOY T. SANTIAGO
Grand Royal, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“The flower doesn’t dream of the bee. It blossoms and the bee comes.”
AIKO MARIE M. SANTOS
Borol 1st , Balagtas, Bulacan
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“Love yourself first and everything falls into line. You really have to love yourself to get
everything done in this world.”
MARIA MYRTH R. VILLANUEVA
“Life is full of unexpected circumstances you must just face and never give up.”
GEMIE LYN DC. VIVAS
To become a civil engineer
“The journey of a thousand miles begins in one step.”
MYLA B. YOSOYA
To become a management consultant
“Studying is easy. It’s like riding a bike, but the bike is on fire, the road is on fire and the
building is on fire, Everything is on fire.”
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General Academic Strand (GAS)
It is unthinkable to think of General Academic Strand students as merely general in the sense
that they are jack of all trades but masters of none. These students have the potential to become
generals that could lead a battalion of fully-equipped individuals.
Grade 12 GAS CDGLopez (GAS-A)
Cristina DG. Lopez
BERNARD ALLEN T. BAUTISTA
Alidosubd, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a dentist
"The best way to achieve success is to go beyond your limits."
BENJAMIN JUSTINE CRUZ
Pinagbakahan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a seaman
“Whatever happens, don’t give up.”
JOMAR DELA CRUZ
To become a seaman
“Always niloloko but never nanloko.”
VIC GEROME DELA CRUZ**
Calero, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To be like Mitch Albom
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"Bravery means to lose and be great again."
HANS AUSTIN M. DIMAFELIX*
To become a teacher
"To endure is to live, to quit is to die."
NIÑO PAULO DJ. LOPEZ*
Calero, Malolos Bulacan
To catch a Pokemon
“We can pee without pooping but we can't poop without peeing.”
ADRIAN S. NIGOS
"Dreams don't work unless you do."
MARK JASON J. ORTIZ*
Panginay, Balagtas, Bulacan
To become a lawyer
"The root of education is bitter but the fruit is sweet."
CHARLES MATTHEW VARGAS*
To become an embalmer or an engineer
"We will all die; the question is, if we made a productive life before it. Well, it doesn't matter
though."
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FEMALE
IRISH JOY M. AREPENTIDO*
To become a physical therapist
"Don't expect too much, so you won't be disappointed.”
ELENA MAE B. BAUTISTA*
To become a teacher
"Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a person of value."
KYLE DOMINIQUE B. BERNARDO*
“I don't just draw future; I build it.”
MARIBEL M. CASAÑAS*
To become a teacher
"Expect nothing and appreciate everything."
RAQUEL CLAUDIO*
To become psychologist
"Nothing worth having comes easy."
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FAITH ANGELINE C. CRUZ*
San Marcos, Calumpit, Bulacan
To become a teacher
"Use your smile to change the world; don't let the world change your smile."
SEYSHELZVETLANA MILLICENT B. CRUZ*
To become engineer
"All I wanna do! Wanna one!" -Wanna One
MA. MERCEDES A. DE ANTONIO*
To become a teacher
"There is nothing better than the encouragement of a good friend."
CHARIE V. DE LEON*
To become a lawyer
“We only got 86, 400 seconds in a day to turn it all around or throw it away.”
ALYSSA BRENDANT G. DEL ROSARIO*
To become a lawyer
"Be fearless in the pursuit of what your soul sets on fire."
KYLA DG. FABIAN*
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"Think like a proton and stay positive."
MARY KRISHA Y. ISIDRO*
Look 2nd, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an electronics & communication engineer
"Life is like riding a bicycle, to keep your balance you must keep moving."
ABIGAIL J. LAZARO*
Santor, City of Malolos Bulacan
"Knowing is not enough, we must apply knowledge. Willing is not enough, we must do."
JULIE ANN JOY B. LOPEZ*
To become a teacher
"I'm gonna go stand outside. If anyone asks, I'm outstanding."
JHEREZA ANGEL R. MOCORRO*
San Juan City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
"Don't take risk unless it's calculated."
CHERRY JOY ORIAS*
To become a clinical psychologist
"It’s always the unreadable that occurs."
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MILGLEN C. REYES*
"Happiness will not come to you, it can only come from you."
MARGAUX R. SALAMAT*
Sta Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a paramedic
“Each night, when I go to sleep, I die, and the next morning, when I wake up, I am reborn.”
CATE NORREINE P. SANTIAGO*
To become a teacher
“Experience is not the best teacher because to be a teacher is the best experience.”
GERALDINE S. SANTIAGO*
Menzyland, City of Malolos, Bulacan
"Difficulties exist to be surmounted."
JENNY B. SANTIAGO*
Longos City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
"It's our choice to choose to have change."
MA. CAMILLE C. SANTOS*
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To become a teacher
"Teacher is the only profession that creates profession."
CHINIE MAE A. TIDON*
"Everything is impossible you just need to work hard to make it possible."
EZRA DG. VELUZ*
To become a future business economist
“Time doesn’t heal anything; it just teaches us how to live with the pain.”
RHOWEN JOY H. VINO*
Dakila, City of Malolos ,Bulacan
"If you can't do it, don't do it If you can, do it quickly."
Grade 12 GAS AMSacluti (GAS-B)
Angelo Miguel V. Sacluti
ENOCH ELIJAH M. ATIENZA
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“Let yourself be the moon up high in the heavens that shines brighter than the stars across the
darkness.”
EZEKIEL P. DELA CRUZ
Sta. Ana, Bulakan, Bulacan
To become a lawyer or a psychiatrist
“We reset and return to our separate lives. You can't reset your life, but you can reset your
relationships.”
RYAN M. DELLOTA
Namayan, City of Malolos, Bulacan.
To become a lawyer or a businessman
“Everything is under control.”
JAMES RYAN D. DOMINGO
To become an information technologist or to engage in marine transportation
“The difference between success and failure is the use of the words I can’t.”
CHRISTOPHER FABROS
Sto.Cristo, City Malolos, Bulacan .
To engage in marine transportation
“Time is gold.”
JOHN GODWIN V. MENDIOLA
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To become a seaman
“The bigger the goal, the stronger the person you must become to achieve that goal.”
GLENN MARK M. MENDOZA
To become a mechanical engineer
“Life isn't about finding yourself.”
ALLEN KIAN M. MOJECA
To become a journalist
“A man without ambition is like the Sun without sunshine.”
EDRICK B. MORCILLA
Cofradia, City of Malolos Bulacan
To be someone who holds a degree
“Selfishness is an act of evilness yet it can help you grow.”
DONDON JOHN P. RAMOS
“Maging gwapo lang everyday.”
BJ D. SUDARIO
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Bangkal, City of Malolos Bulacan
“It's the simple things in life that are the most extraordinary.”
JOHN ROBERT G. VENUYA
To become an information technologist
“We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us.”
LUISITO M. VILLALON
“Time is god and time is family.”
FEMALE
MICHELLE C. ANDAYA
“Life is worth living.”
SHANNEL B. ANDRES
To become a MAPEH teacher
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PAMELA JOIE A. ARELLANO
To become a teacher
“If you believe, you can achieve.”
MIJKAELLA I. BALAGTAS
“You have to do the right thing in the right order or else it becomes the wrong thing.”
ELIE JOY R. BUENAVENTURA*
To become a nurse
“Never do tomorrow what you can do today. Procrastination is the thief of time.”
JOCELLE V. DIONISIO
To become a teacher
“Being positive in life is what you need to be successful.”
GERALDINE R. EDER*
To engage in Hotel and Restaurant Management or to become an information technologist
“Being unique is your best identity.”
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DHANA APRIL S. FIGUEROA
Look 1st, City of Malolos Bulacan
To engage in business administration
“Life is full of suffering.”
PRINCESS JOY DJ. GALARPE
To become an educator
“Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating you.”
JAIMIE G. GARCIA
Malolos Heights Alido Subdivision, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a flight attendant
“You don't need to be like everyone else. Be yourself. You don't need to be cliché.”
AIDEN D.C. GOLENA*
Tikay, City of Maolos, Bulacan
To become a nurse
“Never stop learning because life never stops teaching.”
NOEMIE R. LORDAN
Bagna, City of Malolos Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Being a good teacher means being proud of your students, protecting them, and always loving
them.”
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SHEENA MAE M. MENDIOLA
To become an autopsy examiner or a teacher
“’Wag susuko para sa pangarap.”
PAMELA MARIE NAVEJAS*
Grand Royale, City of Malolos Bulacan
To become a psychologist or a psychiatrist
“Everything you can imagine is real”
EMERLYN B. PAPIONA
“Time is precious.”
DANIELLA B. RICO
Guinhawa, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a nurse or a police woman
“Once you stop learning, you start dying.”
JAIMIE N. ROQUE
To become a teacher
“Don't mind what people think about you because no one knows you better than yourself.”
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MIKEE D. RUEDA
Namayan, City of Malolos Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Don't judge the book by its cover.”
CIARA MARIE D. VILLASEÑOR
Niugan, City of Malolos Bulacan
To become a teacher or a police woman
“Education is the most powerful weapon.”
JESSICA C. VIOJAN
Caingin, City of Malolos Bulacan
“In the book of life, the most important thing is the content”
ABIGAEL D.J. ZAFRA
To engage in Hotel and Restaurant Management or tourism
“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it
today.”
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Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
Equipped with skills and competencies of a critical writer, let Humanities and Social Sciences
students give their best shot in producing carefully-worded and creative outputs that can
undoubtedly influence the masses. Let them roll their sleeves and fight with their full potentials
for after all, that’s the vital aspect of a 21st century individual!
Grade 12 HUMSS ECPagtalunan (HUMSS-A)
Erwin C. Pagtalunan
MALE
JOHN GHADIE DJ. CAPARAS*
To become a seaman
“No matter how rich or popular you are, we’re all equal.”
JOHN DANIELLE C. CAPISTRANO*
Borol 1st, Balagtas, Bulacan
To ride a shooting star
“Life is a matter of perspective.”
ANGELO F. DE GUZMAN*
To become a seaman
“Nothing is impossible.”
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JHORCY T. DIAMSIN*
To become a servant-leader
“Inspire the others to dream more, do more and become more.”
JUAN GABRIEL DS. GENOTA*
To become a teacher
“Give them a warm hug. It might save them.”
JOSEPH RAFAEL L. GLORIA*
To have a leisurely but successful adult life
“The time you enjoy wasting was not wasted.” -John Lennon
ADRIAN S. GOROSPE**
Kapitangan, Paombong Bulacan
To be happy
“People come and go. Let them be.”
JOSHUA C. NICDAO*
To become a journalist
“You’re not everyone to do everything but you’re someone to do something.”
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JOHN NICO G. NICODEMUS*
To become a teacher
“The only thing that’s standing between you and your dreams is reluctance”- Caroll Bryant
THEO JOHN E. FAJARDO*
To actually make a change in the world
“You can do anything if you put your mind to it.”
CHRISTIAN KENNETH C. TAPIA**
To become a lawyer
“The most worthwhile thing is to try to put happiness into the lives of others.”
JAN ELIZ E. TIONGSON*
Iba-Ibayo, Balagtas, Bulacan
To have three dragons and conquer the kingdom of Westeros
“Beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but felt by the heart.”
FEMALE
RIXELLE AHBIE P. AGDA*
82
To become a lawyer
“I'M PICKLE RIIIIIIXELLE!”
ANGELA JOY A. BAUTISTA*
Tabang, Plaridel, Bulacan
To travel the galactic empire and Westeros
"That’s life, you know, we never end up where you thought you wanted to be." - Marshall
Eriksen
AIRICA C. CAMUA**
To become a lawyer or filmmaker? Probably just gonna toss a coin when the time comes
“What have you done, past Ikay?!” (Camua, 2037)
HANNAH DIVINE C. CRUZ*
To be a teacher
“Always remain focused on what it is that you’re trying to accomplish.”
ANA MARIE C. DE GUZMAN**
Caingin, City of Malolos Bulacan
To witness a miracle
“Everything happens for a reason.”
SHENYA RUTH V. DELA CRUZ*
83
To become an anthropologist
“Do not live your life in someone else's idea.”
AMY E. DIMAPILIS*
To change the world by fulfilling his greatest commission
“So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it for the glory of God.”
KYLA CORAZON C. EBALO**
To find myself by losing myself in the service of others
“The heart has its reasons which reason knows not." - Blaise Pascal
ELLAINE A. FABIAN**
Niugan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Do more than just exist.”
KIMBERLY C. GATMAITAN*
“Everything has to end sometimes. Otherwise nothing would ever get started."
DEBBIE F. JOSE*
84
To become a forensic psychologist
“Don't look at yourself through their eyes.”
NICOLE C. LAQUINDANUM*
To travel the world
“It’s better to be ridiculous than absolutely boring.”
RUBY ANNE S. LAQUINDANUM*
To fulfill my purpose here on earth.
"What ultimately matters will not be what others say about your life but what God says."
KARMELLA JHEM DB. LITIMCO*
To become a CEO
“Let your fears be bigger than your fears; your actions be louder than your words.”
GABRIEL MADONA CHRISTINA M. NEPOMUCENO*
To become a family and child specialist
“I know every mile will be worth my while.”
EDIELYN A. POLINTAN*
85
To become a teacher
“If you don’t know how to live, why wonder about death?” – Confucius
MELISSA LOUISE M. PRIETO**
To become a lawyer
“It's okay if the only thing you did today was breathe.”
AUREA ANNE L. PULUMBARIT *
To do something selfless
“Change is constant.”
MA. MIKAELA Q. PUNONGBAYAN*
San Vicente, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“I reckon that what we are suffering now cannot compare with the glory that will be shown to
us.”
BIANCA MIKAELA M. REBUTIACO*
To graduate
“Gotta let it happen.”
CLARISSE JOY M. REYES*
86
Taal, Bocaue, Bulacan
To turn possibilities into reality
"We are as indestructible as we believe ourselves to be.” - John Green
MARY CLAIRE JOY T. SUNICO*
“Today I choose happiness”
ALYSSA MARIE B. TANATE**
Pulong-Gubat, Balagtas, Bulacan
To become a lawyer
“When you can't find the sunshine, be the sunshine.”
KYLA M. VIRGINO*
San Gabriel, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a lawyer
“Nothing worth having comes easy.”
Grade 12 HUMSS FJAMacale (HUMSS-B)
Frederick John A. Macale
MALE
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MICO C. AUMENTADO*
To become a teacher
“Happiness is a choice. Choose it everyday.”
JAY C. BALATUCAN
To become a policeman
“Go for it, no matter how it ends, it was an experience.”
KARL CEDRIC D. CAASI*
To become a Jedi
“To be with the girl that I’m destined with and drink all the alcohol with her.”
RONAN ANDREI D.C. CRUZ
“Good, better, best. Never let it rest till your good is better and your better is best.”
ERNAZER E. DE JESUS*
To engage in business administration
“Be a voice, not an echo.”
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JOHN MICHAEL B. DELA CRUZ
Tabe, Guiguinto, Bulacan
“Through hard work, perseverance and a faith in God, you can live your dreams.”
JOHN GINEL S. LAYAG*
San Francisco, Bulakan, Bulacan
To become a teacher and a coach
“See the light in every dark situation.”
JOHN DAVID N. MARANAN
Grand Royal Subd., City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Everything is temporary, don’t stress out.”
PAUL MICHAEL R. PRIMO*
To become a teacher
“If you know how to live, you know how to die.”
JEROME C. REYES
To become a lawyer
“Love is like a percentage and I am at 15%.”
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JOHN VINCENT M. SAKAY*
To become a teacher
“I’ll do and give all my best, I’ll strive for great success.”
EMMANUEL P. TALAM
To become a lawyer
“Provoke me once, regret is forever.”
BENSON ALLEN C. VALENCIA*
To become a newscaster
“Positive thinking is to have anything. Negative thinking is to have nothing.”
FEMALE
KRISTEL JOANA L. ASILOM*
To become a teacher
“If you really want it, reach it and be dedicated for it.”
JUSTINE FE C. BRUSOLA*
90
“Everything is fighting a battle you know nothing about.”
MARY GRACE A. DANAN
“Life is too short; live like it is the last.”
ANDREA T. DE JESUS*
To become a teacher
“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.”
JUBAIRAH R. DE LEON*
To become a teacher
“Great personal style is an extreme curiosity about yourself.”
ANGELICA S. DE LUNA*
ERIKA MAE H. DEL ROSARIO*
91
To become a teacher
“Live life to the fullest.”
JOCELLE G. ENERO*
Namayan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Do small things with great passion and love.”
DIANNE MAE B. FUENTES*
To become a lawyer
“Work in silence and let your success be your noise.”
CRISTINE S. LOPEZ
To become a teacher
“If you believe, you can achieve it. Trust yourself.”
SOFIA KYLA DG. MACARASIG*
“Jesus is the one.”
RITCHELL JOYCE S. MAGALING
92
To become a teacher
“It’s not enough that I should succeed, others should fail.”
JENNELYN H. MARIANO*
To engage in mass communication
“Never regret anything, because at some point, you wanted it.”
ALICIA L. MENDOZA
To become a teacher
“To dream, to believe, to survive is the best successful person.”
LUNIE A. PALILEO
“If you never try, you never know.”
PRINCESS LHEA S. PASCUAL*
To become a broadcaster
“I was born for greatest things.”
CLARISSA M. PERMALES*
93
“We know what we are but not we may be.”
LENITH P. PILI*
To become a political scientist
“It’s not our abilities that show what we truly are. It’s our choices.” - Albus Dumbledore
MA. KASANDRA ANTONETTE D.C. REYES*
Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Expect the unexpected.”
MA. RICA ROSE B. TANTOCO*
To become a teacher
“Just keep dreaming because that dream can be the key to your own success.”
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Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics students do not fear if curiosity will kill
the cat, as they believe that satisfaction will surely bring it back. These future innovators will go
through great lengths to seek knowledge, reaping wisdom in the process.
Grade 12 STEM RADemdam (STEM-A)
Rowell A. Demdam
MALE
KURT JONAS L. ADONIS**
Menzyville Subd. Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“I got tired looking for the light, so I became it.”
DIETHER E. ALDAY*
“Life doesn’t require that we be the best, only that we try our best.”- H. Jackson Brown Jr.
DANTE JR. F. BALMORES*
San Pablo Cooperative Subd, Sta. Isabel, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To be able to buy something without checking the price tag
“If people won’t adjust for you, you adjust for them.”
ERROL A. BUENAVENTURA**
95
Lumangbayan, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a physician
“If you can’t adopt to change, why continue living?” (Landayan, 2017)
IRA LESTER CAMUS*
Violeta Village, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a pharmacist/ barista
“The more fun we have, the more it hurts when we part ways.”
JOSHUA L. CASTRO*
“Please don’t tell me that I’m dreaming when all I ever wanted was to dream another sunset
with you.”
LEO MARK DC. CASTRO*
To become a computer engineer
“Eye K Air Four Dose Hook Heirs Four A Ders. Eye M Stew Peed. Sea Empathetic an Really
Concerned.”
LENARD C. COS*
Tabang Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a successful civil engineer
“Making a million of friends is not a miracle. The miracle is to make a friend who will stand by
you when millions are against you.”
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ADRIAN G. CRUZ*
To become a successful engineer and soldier
“From light comes darkness, and from darkness, light.”
ANDHRE DOMINIQUE P. CRUZ*
Tuktukan, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a medical doctor
“Just do it. Don’t let your dreams be dreams.”- Shia Labeouf
BRENT JUSTINE C. CRUZ**
Babatnin, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an internist
“I’m not yet a Doctor, I just have a tremendous amount of common sense.”
ELIEZER JASPER F. DE GUCENA**
To become a game developer
“Dota is like life you know, shit happens. You have to deal with it.” - Johan “nOtail” Sundstein
RABRIEL F. DE GUZMAN*
To become a successful engineer
“Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations.”
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CHRISTIAN JIM F. DE JESUS*
To have my major concert
“Better to be late and absent, than to be tired.”
CHRISTIAN JAYROLD S. DELA CRUZ**
Banga 1st, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a doctor of medicine
“Love transcends dimension.”
ARVIN JAROD P. FUENTES*
Northfields Executive Village, Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Hard work is worthless for those that don’t believe in themselves.”
MON V. HAY*
“There is always a chance of success, and there isn’t any, I’ll just have to make one.”
IAN FROY P. HILARIO**
Canalate City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a statistician
“I am nothing.”
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JOSE MARI R. LACSAMANA*
Longos City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Don’t settle in dreaming, lead your way, make a path of hard work and achieve it.”
LEONARD O. LANDAYAN*
“Work hard in silence; let success make noise.”
JOHN CEDRIC DC. LUMAGUE*
To become a successful teacher and businessman
“Never hold your farts in, they travel up your spine into your brain, and that’s were shitty ideas
come from.”
CARLO E. MALTO*
St. Francis Sta. Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a geologist
“Carpe diem.”
RICHARD PIOLO C. PABLO**
San Sebastian, Hagonoy, Bulacan
To become a mining engineer
“If you won’t do it today, you won’t do it tomorrow.”
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ARCHIE R. PAGSANJAN*
“There is no elevator to success; you have to take the stairs.”
LHEE ARVIE L. PLAMENCO*
St. Agnaya Plaridel, Bulacan
“Don’t believe in luck; believe in hard work.”
LANCE EMMANUELLE L. ROQUE**
To become an astrochemist or a chemical engineer
“Pokemon white, Route 3, Preschooler kid.”
ADRIAN JAMES D. SACDALAN*
Bulihan City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an electronics and communication engineer
“Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.”
JOSEPH DANIEL B. SANTIAGO**
“It doesn’t matter if we’re wrong because every time we go wrong, we’ll continue to look for the
right answer.”
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RYAN VINCENT S. TEODORO*
Bungahan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a successful civil engineer and a professional basketball player
“Humble yourselves before the Lord and He will lift you up.” - James 4:10
CHARLES REYNARD M. VALENCIA**
“By doing nothing, you’ll end up losing everything; but by taking risks, one can become closer
to winning anything.”
KYLE RONALD A. VENTURA*
“A man has no motto.”
FEMALE
CHARMAINE KHAYE DO. ALBA**
To become a neurosurgeon
“Knowing is better than wondering. Waking is better than sleeping, and even the biggest failure,
even the worst, beats the hell of never trying.”
ALEESA JEAN A. ANGELES*
101
Cyberville Subd. Tikay, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an electrical engineer
“When it rains, look for rainbows. When it’s dark, look for the stars.”
JALYLE ARENZ C. CASTRO*
To become a psychiatrist
“Nobody normal ever accomplished anything meaningful in this world.”
CLARISSE B. CRISOSTOMO**
“Kill them with success and bury them with a smile.”
DANIELLA IVAN A. CRUZ**
To become a successful architect and designer
“Strive to be worth-knowing than be well- known.”
JARELLE RASHANNAH TIFFANY C. CU**
To become a cardiologist
“Jarelle is now a free- elf.”
TWINKLE JADE A. DE GUZMAN**
102
To become an oncologist
“I have loved the stars too fondly to be afraid of the night.”
PAULA ANDRAE C. ESPINO*
Panasahan City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a medical technologist
“Being scared is important. If you’re not scared, you’re not taking chances. If you’re not taking
chances, what are you doing?”
SAMANTHA M. MANANGUIT**
“I’m aware that I am rare.”
AIRALYN ROSE Y. MANAYSAY**
Lugam City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a food scientist
“Reach up as far as you can today and God will reach down the rest of the way.”
MARISOL C. MANZON*
To become an orthopedic surgeon
“Do not follow your passion, follow your curiosity.”
NOLINE ANGELINE S. MASA**
103
San Vicente City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a marine engineer
“Stop chasing the money and start chasing the passion.”
SHEYLANIE V. MOROS**
Sta. Cruz Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a landscape architect
“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success.”
PRINCESS MHERLENE P. REYNES**
“Life is not about the material things around you, it’s whatever may happen to you.”
GLEAN F. ROQUE*
Rufina Golden Village, Sto. Cristo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a successful engineer and businesswoman
“The sterner the discipline, the greater the devotion.”
MARIE MILLEN M. SIBUG**
“Don’t be afraid to fail. Be afraid not to try.”
NICOLE R. SULLERA*
104
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts.” -Winston
Church
PATRICIA ANN LOUISE C. TAGANAS**
To become a doctor “
What you allow, is what you will continue.”
BIANCA G. VILLAROSA**
Sto. Niño Bata, Paombong, Bulacan
To become an astrochemist
“All men must die but I am not a man.”
Grade 12 STEM ECFSebuano (STEM-B)
Emma Claudia F. Sebuano
MALE
AARON PHILIP S. ARROGANTE*
“You were born with a purpose and God has given you the ability to accomplish it.”
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EARL JOAQUIN AVENDANO*
Maunlad Homes Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
*insert ambition*
“HAIEGH.”
JOB FRANCO B. BARTOLOME*
Sta. Monica, Hagonoy, Bulacan
To become an agricultural engineer
“Quote, iyon yung sinusuot ng business man.”
SHERWIN BRYAN R. BROSAS*
Pleasant Village, San Pablo, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a mechanical or a marine engineer
“If you truly want to chase after something until the end, you have to put down restraints and
everything else in order to pursue it.”
KARLOS IMMANUEL P. DELA FUENTE*
Maunlad Homes, Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Genius only lives above one level from madness.”
RON EINNOR C. GARCIA*
Tawiran, Obando, Bulacan
To have an ambition
“Wala akong quote.”
106
IVAN HENRY M. JUMAQUIO*
“Too many of us are not living our dreams because we are living our fears.”
KEN ORLAND C. ONGSOTTO*
Mojon Subd., City of Malolos, Bulacan
To live a life that no one can imagine
“Time waits for no one.”
JOHN LATRELLE R. RELLEJA*
“Life is so ironic. It takes sadness and tears to know what happiness is, noise to appreciate
silence and absence to value the presence.”
LORENZO R. REMOROZO*
“Start with the end in mind.”
VINCE ROWEN S. REYES*
“God has a reason for allowing things to happen. We may never understand His wisdom but we
simply have to trust His will.”
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JOSHUA ALLEN T. SALIBA*
To infinity and beyond
“If you’re not scared, you’re not taking a chance. And if you’re not taking a chance, what the
hell are you doing.”
IAN MICHAEL M. SANTIAGO*
Malolos Heights Subd., City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chemical engineer
“Once you’ve accepted your flaws, no one can use it against you.”
HOUSSAM B. SARRAJ*
To become an astronaut
“Laging man late sa inyong paningin, makakapagtapos pa rin.” (Sarraj, 2017)
JOHN GABRIEL F. SISCAR*
To have an ambition
“HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA!”
PAUL JOSEPH S. SURIO*
To become the president of the Philippines
“Never underestimate anyone.”
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JUNE CARLO A. YABUT*
Sto Niño, Paombong, Bulacan
To become the vice president of the Philippines
“The ting goes skrrrahh, pap, pap, ka-ka-ka Skibiki-pap-pap, and a pu-pu-pudrrrr-boom.”
FEMALE
JAMIE ROSE P. ADRIANO*
“Never mind, never mind. If you feel like you’re going to crash then accelerate more.”
LESLIE MARIE M. AMIGLEO*
To become a neurologist
“Sadness is a matter of perspective. It’s how you choose to view something that makes it happy,
scary, intriguing, or sad.”
JANNA AALIYAH L. ANGELES*
Dream Crest Homes Subd., Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Stars shine brightest in the darkest nights.”
ELIJAH JEAN S. ANTONIO*
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“We’re a puzzle full of missing pieces, but hey, we’re still a masterpiece.”
JEAN MAE AQUINO*
“Your value does not decrease based on someone’s inability to see your worth.”
DANICA C. CALIXTRO*
“And if at first you don’t succeed, then dust yourself off, and try again.”
MAVIC CAMILLE S. CAPARAS*
To become a geodetic engineer
“It’s all Him. It’s none of me.”
GUINEVERE S. CONSTANTINO*
To become a Pokemon master
“Just because you’re a trash doesn’t mean you can’t do great things. It’s called garbage can,
not garbage cannot.”
CORAZON ANN C. CRUZCOSA*
110
To become a successful scientist and business tycoon
“Be someone they never thought you will be.”
ERICKA MAE L. DE LEON*
“There is no need to reach high for the stars because they are already within you; just strive
deep into yourself.”
ANDREA KEIHT L. DELOS REYES*
Sto Niño, Plaridel Bulacan
“Don’t miss out on something that could be great just because it could also be difficult.”
HANNAH GAY G. ENANO*
“Beginnings are scary, endings are sad. It’s the middle that counts that most. Don’t look tooh
hard for happy endings because you might miss the best part of the story.”
CAROLINE GRACE R. ESPARES*
To become a doctor
“Everything succeeds through patience and hard work.”
RHEA M. FAUSTINO*
111
“Happiness resides not in possessions, and not in gold, happiness dwells in the soul.”
EUNICE DV. FIGUEROA*
Felville Subd., Sta. Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To be a better version of myself
“Excellence isn’t all about IQ and EQ, it’s all about being you.”
JAYMEE RAE C. FIGUEROA*
Northfields Executive Village, Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become Asia’s Next Top Model
“Remember to always be yourself. Unless you suck.”
JONABET M. LAJATO*
To become a computer network engineer
“Seize every moment as they come with wisdom and purpose.”
DANIELLE ANNE MAE C. LAVAPIE*
“You may see me struggle but you will never see me quit.”
MARIELLE A. LUCAS*
112
“The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires, but in his integrity and his
ability to affect those around him positively.”
LHORIS C. MANUEL*
To become a nurse
“Try a thing you haven’t done three times. Once, to get over the fear of doing it. Twice, to learn
how to do it; and a third time, to figure out whether you like it or not.”
JERSHEY MEI MARCELINO*
JAMAICA J. MARIÑAS*
“Pray it. Believe it. Receive it.”
GRADE 12 STEM TEJBorja (STEM-C)
Teresa Eliezel J. Borja
MALE
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EMMANUEL P. ALCORIZA*
To become an IT Specialist
“Education is important, but sleeping is more important. Choose wisely.”
JOHN MARK A. ALMERA*
“Time is gold.”
IRINEO A. BAESA JR.*
“What we give to fear, we take away from faith.”
JOHN PATRICK N. BARTOLO*
Anilao, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Regret nothing.”
JAINYNZLLE CHLOIE L. BELMONTE*
“The biggest mistake you could ever make is being too afraid to make one.”
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JOSE CARMELO C. CARASIG*
“Size matters, so make your dreams big and your worries small.”
ALVIN M. FAUSTINO*
“Don’t worry about failure. Worry about the chances you miss when you don’t even try.”
IVAN RICK Z. GARCIA*
“Don’t give up even though it hurts so much.”
JOHN GERALD O. GRANADO*
Camalig, Meycauayan City, Bulacan
“Don’t walk behind me; I may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk
beside me and let’s be friends.”
MIGUEL B. GREGORIO*
“If you’re about to die inside an elevator, make sure you first press the up button.”
115
OLIEBER BERWYN B. JARDIN
To become a game developer or an animator
“Everything you need and think is your fault. To blame others is an excuse.”
JOHN CHRISTOPHER A. JASMIN
Bintog, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a game developer
“Your time is limited so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.”
FRANCIS MARTIN A. MALONES*
To become an astrophysicist
“We do not truly know who we are until the moment before our death.”
RAINER DV. MAMARADLO*
Menzyland Subd. Santisima, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become an IT Specialist
RUTHER VINCE DC. MERAS*
Pinaglagdan, Paombong, Bulacan
To become an electronics and computer engineer
“You miss 100 percent of shots you never take.”
116
RENCE JAINELLE C. NAVARRO*
“You must fall in order to grow, hurt in order to love, lose in order to gain, because life’s
greatest lessons are learned through pain.”
JOSEPH H. PRADO*
Provence Subd., Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Do not regret anything, because at one time it is exactly what you wanted.”
MARC LOUIS C. PUNONGBAYAN*
“When you’re feeling down, God is there to lift you up.”
JOSHUA DAN U. REGIDOR*
“World is unfair. YOLO.”
JOHN CARLO M. ROQUE*
“Wetness is the essence of matter and the water is the essence of wetness.”
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VINCE SAMUEL G. SILAO*
“Aim high, dream big.”
ALJAND MIGUEL P. SURIO*
“Anime is life.”
JAN VINCENT T. SURIO*
CJ SANTIAGO L. TOLENTINO*
“Who is more foolish: the child afraid of the dark or the man afraid of the light?”
GABRIEL IVAN F. VELASCO*
“Calibrate and soar high.”
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CHESTER JOHN S. VIERNES*
“Hindi lahat ng pogi nasa TV, yung iba nasa yearbook.”
JOPPE P. VILLACORTE*
“You can do anything but not everything.”
FEMALE
KULAY M. AVENDAÑO*
San Jose, Plaridel, Bulacan
“Huwag kang magbilang ng manok kung ang alaga mo ay pato.”
LEMI ANN SP. BASILIO*
“An investment in education always pays the best interest.”
PEM S. BENISISTO
Tikay Riverside, City of Malolos, Bulacan
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“Do not let negativities put you down.”
HELIANIZA N. BUSTILLO*
“It's better to confront truth that will survive testing than to never question what is untrue.”
MARILOU A. CRUZ*
“A person who has never made a mistake, never tried anything new.”
MARIVIC A. CUNDANGAN*
“Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the
light.” -Albus Dumbledore
FATIMA THERESE S. ELLSWORTH*
“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.”
ROCHELLE D. LEGASPI*
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“Everything’s a risk; not doing anything is a risk. It’s up to you.”
IMEE ROSE SA. LEONCIO*
Daang Bakal, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it’s about learning to dance in the rain.”
RICA MAE O. LIM*
“The moment you stop accepting challenges is the moment you stop moving forward.”
MARIELLE C. MIRANDA*
Sto Niño, Plaridel, Bulacan
“Don’t start if you know you’re going to give up.”
HANNAH VEAZANDRA F. NICODEMUS*
“Nothing worth having comes easy.”
CIAN JEZZREL L. OGOY*
121
To become an aeronautical engineer
“Don’t study with a fear of failing; study with a hope of succeeding.”
NINA RICA S. RIOFLORIDO*
“A perfection of means and confusion of aims seem to be our main problem.”
FRITZIE ELECHOR B. SANTOS*
“Failure is a stepping stone to success.”
MARIA CATHERINE C. SANTOS*
“Education is not a burden; it is an opportunity that everyone wishes to have.”
GRADE 12 STEM RAElopre (STEM-D)
Rosita A. Elopre
MALE
NIÑO JOSELITO D. ALMARIO
122
“Pursue excellence and success will follow.”
JEROME M. AUSTRIA
ARCHIE C. AVENDANO
“Work hard, stay focused and understand. Nothing worth achieving comes easy.”
FRANCIS S. BAYAN
Look 1st, City of Malolos, Bulacan,
To become a teacher
“Do what is good and do the things that will make you happy. Never mind what other people
may think about you.”
ROMEO CELSO R. BORLONGAN
“A negative mind will never give you a positive life.”
GABRIEL M. CALIWAG
123
DreamCrest Homes Subd., Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Do not believe in destiny; it is just coincidence.”
REMIL JOHN M. CAPULE*
“Trust your decision and institutions but never forget your limitations.”
CHESTER VAN M. CERDENA
DreamCrest Homes Subd., Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To engage in aeronautics
“I’ll make the world a better place.”
FRANCIS NIXON B. CONSTANTINO
“Lamunin man ng alon, handa ako oh oh oh lalanguyin lalalalanguyin.”
ARJAY DAMAYAN*
To become a good citizen
“Gamers never die; they respawn.”
ADRIAN JAMES F. DE JESUS
124
“Gusto ko lang sa buhay ay yakapin mo ako.”
ARVIN C. DELA CRUZ
To become an NBA superstar
“Shoutout nga pala kina Adrian, Niño, Vhiel, Ruther, Houssam, Alvin, Carlos, Dan, Nixon,
Richard, at iba pa.”
KENNETH A. DELA CRUZ
“Less talk, more action.”
JOHN CARLOS A. DELA PENA
“For with God, nothing is impossible.”
PALERMO M. DE LEON
“Stay alive.”
RICHARD PAUL N.ENRIQUEZ
125
KARL MARLON E. FELOTEO
“Always chase for perfection.”
JIAN CARLO S. GONZALES
Santol, Balagtas, Bulacan
To become a neurosurgeon
“Wubba Lubba Dub Dub” -Rick Sanchez
GIO MARZHEL D. HERNANDEZ
“The river of life isn’t smooth as what we want. Life must go on, even if there’s a lot of trash.”
JEAN HARVEY B. INGRESO*
“Never let the things you want make you forget the things you have.”
ANTHONY JAMES LABANG
126
Heritages, Longos, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Time is gold.”
JOSEPH REGIN C. LAVA
To become a neurologist
“Push yourself because no one else is going to do.”
ALVIN DC. MAG-UGAT
Grand Royale, Bulihan, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“To handle yourself use your head, to handle others use your heart.”
MARK DARWIN D.MANANSALA
“Decide, commit, succeed.”
ALFONZO EMMANUEL S. PEREZ
To become a surgeon
“Keep your voice down.”
JUSTIN MOEN S. QUIJANO
127
Liang, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Jesus is the answer.”
KEN MARK P. RAMOS*
“Cheaters never win, but I just graduated.”
JULIUS S. TAMAYO
Guiguinto, Bulacan
“A thousand miles begin with a single step.”
VHIEL S. TRETASCO
“Don’t worry about failures, worry about the chances you miss when you don’t even try.”
REYNALDO M. VALENCIA
“True success is when you meet Christ.”
MARK BRANDON B. VITOR*
128
To become a pulmonologist
FEMALE
KRISTINE ANN D. AGUSTIN*
Guiguinto, Bulacan
“If I could choose to control fire or water, I’d rather control my feelings.”
NIKITA FRANCHESKA M. BALTAZAR
“We are all of us stars, and we deserve to twinkle.”
NICOLE SHYNE C. BASCO
“We can’t stop the waves but we can learn how to surf.”
PRINCESS SAMANTHA P. CAIRO
San Jose del Monte, Bulacan
129
“Maybe it’s not my weekend but it’s going to be my year.”
JUSTINE JEREMY DG. CRUZ*
To become an industrial engineer
“The cutest pader and poste in the world.”
JEAN ANGELA DC. DE CHAVEZ
To become a registered nurse
“Today I will do what other won’t, so tomorrow I can do what others can’t.”
AILENE V. MARIANO
“Life becomes easier when you learn to accept the apology you never got.”
KYED ALEXANDRA P. PAGTALUNAN
“I’m strong independent woman.”
LOVELY P. RAMIREZ
Plaridel, Bulacan
To become an engineer or a lawyer
130
“We don’t stop going to school when we graduate.”
KRIZZA MAE A. REYNES
“Simply having a dream isn’t enough. Taking steps to fulfil that dream is.”
MARLA B. SISPEREZ
To live a happy life and finish my bucket list
“Another level conquered! Although I barely survived.”
131
Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL)
Programming
As if physical playgrounds weren’t enough, Computer Programming students consider it child’s

play to play hide and seek with the enigma of computer software. With knowledge about coding,
encryption, and software programming among other skills, these students can innovate to catch
up with the fast-paced growth of technology.
Grade 12 TVL JAMOcampo (TVL-1)
Julie Ann M. Ocampo
MALE
MARK VHINZENT D. AVILA
To become a teacher
“One of the secrets of life is to make stepping stones out of stumbling blocks.”
RUTHER OCIN E. BUENO*
To live with no regrets
“When you lose hope, never give up. It will change the 0% into a 100%.”
KENNETH D. BULAONG
“The best revenge is massive success.”
132
JULIUS C. CALALANG*
To live with no regrets
“If you want it, go for it.”
JEDIDIAH DAVID H. CALAYAG*
Ligas, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To help save the world
“If you’re hungry, eat.”
ROBBIE R. CASTRO
“It doesn’t matter that your dream came true if you spent your whole life sleeping.”
CHRIS JOHN C. DELA CRUZ*
To become successful
“The biggest risk in life is not taking any risk.”
JHEV DEONNE T. GAVIERRES*
To be happy
“Life is like a box of chocolates; it makes you fat.”
133
KIM IAN L. LACSON
To travel the world
“Go hard or go home.”
FAISAL JOHN C. LISING
To become a food service manager or a gamer
“Life is like an ocean; it flows through the channels of our lives and it keeps its path open to a
world full of blessings.”
ERN JOSEPH H. LUENA
To become the very best
“Gotta catch’em all!”
MICHAEL ALLEN O. MANANSALA
“Fill your life with adventures, not things. Have stories to tell, not stuff to show.”
ELTON JOHN C. PINEDA
To have world peace
“You begin at the start and you finish at the end.”
134
JUSTINIANO A. SANDIQUE III
To become a computer programmer or a web developer or a graphics designer or a businessman
“Just because it is how it is doesn’t mean it is how it has to be.”
CHRISTIAN JASON D. SUMANG
To be happy and live my life to the fullest
“Life is a journey to be experienced, not a problem to be solved.”
GABRIEL L. TAN
“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”
BENEDICT E. VILLANUEVA*
To be a game developer
"What lies behind you and what lies in front of you pale in comparison to what lies inside of
you."
MARK ETHAN C. VILLENA
To become a successful interior designer.
“The closer you look, the less you see.”
135
FEMALE
MARIELLE V. BARTOLOME*
“Sardonic humor is just my way of relating to the world.”
MICAELLA DC. BUENAVENTURA*
To become a teacher
“A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.”
AISLE MAE B. DELA CRUZ
To become a writer
“Everything that you are going through is preparing you for what you asked for.”
ERICKA COLINE C. ENRIQUEZ*
To become a computer programmer
“An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.”
ANGELICA DC. GALERO*
136
To become an engine mechanic supervisor
“Put work into your dreams.”
KHAEL ISAMI F. MENDIOLA*
San Juan, Plaridel, Bulacan
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
RIA JOY DR. POLICARPIO*
“This world cannot be changed with pretty words alone.”
GWEN STEFFANY J. TOMBO*
To travel the world
“All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.”
Illustration
With a canvas as wide as the world we move in, is there a limit to what Illustration students can
do? The streaks they delicately draw are a little less than what our eyes see and a lot more of
what our minds fathom.
Grade 12 TVL MJFFigueroa (TVL-2)
Michael Job F. Figueroa
137
MALE
SHERWIN P. BALAGTAS
MARNELLE L. CAPULE
KENNEDY PHILIP T. DE LEON*
To become a successful person
“Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.”
DIONNE CYRIL EBREO*
To become a successful businessman
“Your pain today is your strength tomorrow.”
JOHN KENNETH M. ESTRELLA
To become an architect someday
JOSHUA DC. PASCUAL
Canalate, City of Malolos, Bulacan
138
To become a future architect or an information technologist
“Don’t worry about failures; worry about the chances you miss when you don’t even try.”
MARK LOUIE C. PUNONGBAYAN*
NATHANIEL M. REFORMADO
NEIL ERICSON ROBLES
To become a professional computer technician
MARK JHAVE P. TUNGUL
“Knowledge is power and power is corrupt. So study hard and be evil.”
FEMALE
RICHELLE C. AMBROCIO
ANDREA D. BAYAN
Gatbuca, Calumpit, Bulacan
To become a prominent IT specialist
“Only the mediocre are always at their best.”
139
JERONE PRINCESS DACUMOS*
To become a teacher
“Someday I will have chicken dinner.”
EDLYN MAE T. DELA CRUZ
JONEN DEL ROSARIO*
“Life is short; smile when you still have teeth.”
GENEVA D. DIZON
KAREN S. EUGENIO*
HAZEL E. MANABAT*
To become a teacher
“Whatever you do, work at it will all your heart as working for the Lord, not for human
masters.” – Colossians 3:23
GRACIELLE S. MANANGAT
LILIBETH B. OPEÑA
140
ABIGAEL RUTH DL. PARAISO
ROSE LYN PASCUAL
To become a lawyer
“Don’t give everything to someone that doesn’t make you feel special.”
JHANNA CARMELA S. RAYMUNDO
“Take a deep breath and let it go.”
JENNEFER P. TAYO
PAMELA JEAN S. TORRES*
“No one should be forgotten even in the simplest way.”
YASMINE YGANNE M. VICENTE*
To become a successful web designer or web developer
“Do what is right, not what is easy.”
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Animation
The virtual plane seems to be just the right sketchpad for Animation students as they give life to
fictional characters. Their imagination guides their hands in every stroke of their pen, bringing
drawings to life and sparking the interest of the masses.
Grade 12 TVL JTRamirez (TVL-3)
Jeffrey T. Ramirez
MALE
DARYL JOHN DG. ABENGUEL
ARCHIE E. AGUSTIN
CARL JOSEPH P. AREVALO
McArthur Hi-Way, City of Malolos, Bulacan
CHARLIE C. CATANGHAL
Pio, City of Malolos, Bulacan
JOMAR ANGELO H. CLEMENTE
142
ANTHONY M. DELA CRUZ
RAFAEL P. ESCRITOR
ERICK JOSHUA DP. EUGENIO
RON ANTHONY M. GAGARIN
Maunlad, Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
ROLAND JAY T. GALMAN
RALPH LLOYD R. GARCIA
DEXTER DENIELLE C. GUBALLA
GABRIEL C. GUETA*
JOHN CLIFFORD P. MAGAHIS
143
Pio Cruzcosa, Calumpit, Bulacan
JULIUS MARIKIT
JOHN Z. PAHATI
RANJETTE DENVER B. RAMOS
EZEKIEL ANDREW E. RONQUILLO
JEROME D. ROQUE
JOHN LORENZ C. SURIO
RAFAEL D. TOLENTINO
MARK JOSEPH U. VILLANUEVA
144
REYMUNDO F. VITALLA*
FEMALE
RICHELLE ANNE C. ADRIANO*
DIANE KAYLA M. ADVINCULA *
Sumapang Bata, City of Malolos, Bulacan
JOICE ANN SJ. ARCEGA*
JASMIN M. BALINGIT*
JIANE KYLA M. DE GUZMAN*
GEMELIE ELMIDO
AIRA LABONGRAY
145
GERIMHAE Q. PALAD*
CARLLHEI JENNINE C. ROBLES*
JERICA JOY MARIE S. SANTOS*
Computer Servicing
Despite today’s complexities, especially in the fast-paced technology innovations, termination of

electrical wirings of the present days is able to connect the present and the future affirmatively.
Computer Servicing students can make this possible!
Grade 12 TVL CCLiwanag (TVL-4)
Christopher C. Liwanag
MALE
JOSHUA A. AGUSTIN
Mojon, Malolos, Bulacan
To take up criminology
“I don’t know the key to success but I know the key to failure is trying to please everybody.”
146
JOHN LOREN P. ALCANTARA
Mabolo, Malolos, Bulacan
To become a computer expert
“Be nice to people on your way up because you will need them on your way down.”
JEROME M. ANDOY
Bulakan, Bulacan
To become a pilot
"Work hard until your signature becomes an autograph"
ERWIN A. DAYAO
Santor, Malolos, Bulacan
To become an IT professional
“Don’t expect anything, make it happen.”
RENZ JOSHUA S. DOMINGO
Cofradia, Malolos, Bulacan
To become an IT expert
“Work hard until you achieve your dreams.”
CHAMBERLAN N. GALUYO
Bulakan, Bulacan
“Ugly but I can make you happy.”
147
LAWRENCE PAOLO SP. JAVIER
Lugam, Malolos, Bulacan
To become a dentist
“Never give up, because great things take time.”
ALEXIS JAN C. NAVARRO
Pitpitan, Bulakan,Bulacan
To become a computer technologist
“Make yourself funny to make others happy.”
PAUL P. PONTEPERO
San Pablo, Malolos, Bulacan
To engage in marine
“Chase dreams, not people.”
STEVEN L. SAN JUAN*
Atlag, Malolos, Bulacan
To explore the unknown
“I exist not to be loved and admired, but to love and act.”
JOHN PATRICK R. TAMUNDAY
Mabolo, Malolos, Bulacan
“Education is the best for you to achieve your dreams and goals. Just believe.”
148
FEMALE
PATRICIA ANNE T. AVENDAÑO*
San Juan, Malolos, Bulacan
“The one who falls and gets up is so much stronger than the one who never fell.”
ELIZZA MAE B. BULAONG
To become a chef
“Be somebody nobody thought you could be.”
RAY PAMELA D. CENTENO
Lugam, Malolos, Bulacan
“Don’t stop until you’re proud.”
GRACE ANN M. DELA CRUZ
To become a successful flight attendant
“You won’t become successful unless you encounter failure.”
NHELIJAH M. FABUL
Dakila, Malolos Bulacan
149
JANNIELYN Q. JAVIER*
Look 1st, Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Know what you deserve and be grateful for what you have.”
TRACY NICOLE DC. LOPEZ
Dakila, Malolos, Bulacan
“Life doesn’t require that we be the best, only that we try our best.”
ZAIRA MAE T. LORESTO
To have my own business
“Everything happens for a reason.”
ANNA SD. MALLARI
San Gabriel, Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chef
“Hope life is not a big joke because I do not get it.”
MELAFEL O. MARQUEZ
150
“Kill them with success and bury them with a smile.”
JENNIFER B. ORETA
To become a successful computer secretary
“You learn more in failure than you ever do in success”
JONALYN D. PAHATI*
Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan
To become a successful business woman
“Challenges are what makes life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life
meaningful.”
ANDREA JANE N. PASCUAL
Cofradia, Malolos, Bulacan
“School doesn’t test your intelligence, it tests your memory.”
CLEO G. RODRIGUEZ
Balayong, Malolos, Bulacan
To become a successful business woman
“There will always be one thing that will make you motivated.”
CHINA BILLIE MARIE C. ROQUE
Longos, Calumpit, Bulacan
To become a broadcaster
151
“Life is like a coin. You can spend it away as you wish but you can spend it only once.”
Computer Servicing
Armed with technology as their key in innovation leading the modern-day progress, Computer
Servicing students use codes to tinker not only computers but rather to develop our very society.
Grade 12 TVL AVCarlos (TVL-5)
Angelo V. Carlos
MALE
JOHN KENNETH M. ANDRES
Menzyland, City of Malolos, Bulacan
“I love sarcasm. It's like punching people in the face but with words.”
KYLE MATTHEW P. BALTAZAR
“When you fish for love, bait with your heart.”
GABRIEL A. BANTOG*
“Don't talk; just act. Don't say; just show. Don't promise; just prove.”
152
JOHN CARLO S. CABRERA
“Your life will be so much better when you realize that it’s better to be alone than to chase
around people who don’t care about you.”
CEEJAY J. CAPARAS*
To become a computer technician
“The best way to predict your future is to create it.”
DANIEL JOSEPH D. CARPIO*
“Stop hating yourself for everything you aren't and start loving yourself for everything you
already are.”
ELIJAH G. DE ROBLES
“The future depends on what we do in the present.”
LARRY E. DEINLA, JR
153
“Life isn't about finding yourself; life is about creating yourself.”
KENVIN EJAY V. DONOR
To become a seaman
“I can do all things through God who strengthens me.”
ARL VINCENT C. ESTOPACE
To become a drummer
“Art has no limits.”
GABRIEL DC. GATCHALIAN*
“Do what you feel in your heart to be right - for you'll be criticized anyway.”
AIVAN DOMINIC DC. HERNANDEZ
“When life changes to be harder, change yourself to be stronger.”
JOHN VINCENT M. JULIANO
To become a nurse
154
“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity: and I'm not sure about the
universe.”
JOHN FRANCIS E. LOREÑO
“The only one who can beat me, is me.”
MICHAEL Y. MACLANG*
To take up tourism
“If you have courage to begin, you have the courage to succeed.”
KURT ROLAND I. MADARANG*
“Only the best man can go to sea; only the best girl can be with the best man.”
JEMDRICK T. PRADO
To become an animator/ manga artist
“Work so hard that one day your signature becomes an autograph.”
JHOBERT M. ROXAS
To become an IT passer
155
“Cooperation is the best foundation in any school organization.”
ARCHIE M. SANTOS
To become an IT specialist
“Nothing is impossible; the word itself says I'm possible.”
VICTOR DC. SULIT, JR
To become a successful man
“Life doesn't require that we be the best, only that we try our best.”
JERVIN M. SUTA
EDCEL R. VALENZUELA
Guinhawa, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a professional computer technician
“Don't waste your time on computers; live your life to the fullest.”
FEMALE
SHARON LOVELACE D. BEROS*
156
To become a successful woman
“A person who walks with purpose doesn't have chase people or opportunities; her light causes
people and opportunities to pursue her.”
CARA LOUISE M. IGNACIO
Poblacion, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a successful computer analyst
“Don't lie to someone who believes in you.”
DYNA M. MARCELO*
“The bright hue of the sunlight becomes light to me and gives me confidence.”
JUVELLINE C. OCAMPO
“Let your faith bigger than your fear.”
DACEL JANE L. PAYTAN*
“The best way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.”
CHRISTINE JOY M. RAYMUNDO*
157
Maligaya, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become successful in my chosen career
“Everything that's worth something takes effort.”
Technical Drafting
With their pencils and rulers, Drafting students do not merely create blueprints for projects.
These future urban planners use their talents to create a blueprint for the future of our society.
Grade 12 TVL JDLinag (TVL-6)
Jaworski D. Linag
MALE
KENN JAMES MICHAEL M. ABLING
To invade the world
“Devils are not born! They are made.”
ALEXANDER T. ALBA*
To become an architect with a degree in civil engineering
“The world doesn't stop teaching so never stop learning. Failure doesn't mean you're not
enough; maybe you just need to be tough.”
NEIL DOMINIC T. ANGELES*
Sumapang Matanda,City of Malolos,Bulacan
158
To have my own company as an architect
“I will draft your future.”
RHONNEN MITCH N. ARDIENTE
San Nicolas, Bulacan Bulakan
To pursue college and graduate to get decent job and help my family
“Don’t wait for the perfect moment; take the moment and make it perfect.”
JOHN ERICO S. BALONZO
To become an architect that will never forget anyone even the president of all countries
“The cycle of life and death continues; we will live and they will die.” -Nasus
DEXTER A. BALOT
To become a successful programmer
“My life is far from perfect, but I’m happy with what I have and working hard to get where I
want to be.”
DARELLE JOHN R. BALTAZAR
“Life will change when you stop waiting.”
JOHN MATHEW T. BROÑO
159
To become a successful architect
“If you get tired, learn to rest not to quit!”
LEEVAN BORJ P. CABOTAJE
To find the 7 dragon balls
“I’ll leave tomorrow’s problems to tomorrow’s me.”
JAN MICHAEL T. CARLA
To be loved by someone I love
“Showing your face and calling God doesn’t save you, serving and knowing Him does.”
RANDEL IVERSON J. DE GUZMAN
"A man's worth is no greater than his ambition."
JOHN ALDRIN R. DE ROBLES
To become a successful electrical engineer
“Successful people are not gifted; they just work hard then succeed on purpose.”
ARMAN PAUL S. DIONISIO
160
To become a successful person and have a progressive life.
“Through Christ nothing is impossible.”
ALFRED JURI M. GAGARIN
To become the best architect in the world
“A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.”
JOHN LLOYD L GERONIMO
"You only live once but if you do it right, once is enough."
ELMAR G. HERNANDEZ
To become a successful person and have a good life
“Hard work + dreams + dedication = success.”
LIAM JAMES B. MALUBAY*
Banga 1st, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a successful civil engineer
“Dobby has no matter. Dobby is a free elf.” -Dobby (Harry Potter Series)
MARK ANDREI DC. PAGTALUNAN
161
To become a successful draftsman or architect
“My attitude is like a book; many can read but few can understand.” –Miriam
JOSHUA V. PARAISO
To become a successful architect and some sort of being strategist.
“The early bird gets the worm.” –Swain
JOHN LERIZ P. SACLOLO*
“The more you dream, the further you’ll get.” - Michael Phelps
TREXZ L. SOLITAS
To become a good licensed architect
“Never stop dreaming because one day you can achieve anything.”
AARON SURIO
To become a successful pharmacist
“You’re not allowed to quit while you’re ahead.”
MARC SOLWINS B. VILLAFUERTE*
162
“To be the very best like no one ever was.”
DOMINIC E. VILLANUEVA*
To become a successful architect and a great husband
“You’re not allowed to quit while you’re ahead.”
JERICO L. ZAMORA
To become a successful architect who helps those who also want to be architects
"Do not make your goal to be the best. Best is a label, it's something someone else decides for
you; better is more personal."
Welding
The welding trade has helped countless industries thrive and it even made the impossible
possible! Let Welding students weld the future of victory and positivity productively for you and
me. All hail!
Grade 12 TVL BJTMendoza (TVL-7)
Bryan Jose T. Mendoza
MALE
ED DANIEL M. ADRIATICO
163
JARIUS M. AGUILAR
BRYAN V. AVENER
MARK LHOWEL C. BULAONG
EDUARDO L. CAPARAS
EUGENE P. CARPIO
RIEY MARK M. CHAVEZ
RALPH LAWRENCE B. DIAZ
GIAN CARLO N. ESPIRITU
164
MARK VINCENT S. LEE
Caniogan, City of Malolo, Bulacan
EDMAR L. LIM
MAC JERWIN S. MAGAYANES
GJ S. MANAGAT
CHRISTIAN PAUL S. MERCADO
JHUDIEL R. MONTOYA
JOSHUA JAMES S. OBILLE
RHAIEL IVAN V. PASCUAL
DENZEL J. PINEDA
165
RAFAEL V. PULONGBARIT
DARWIN C. REYES
MAVERICK M. REYES
MARCO A. SAIGADO
JOHN HAROLD DC. VILLACERAN
FEMALE
SHEKAINA P. CRISOSTOMO
MA. SOFIA MILLEN V. DE JESUS
166
JESSA L. GALPO
JAMIE B. MAHANDIC
RESLYN M. MONTERDE
ERICA R. NARAG
MARIE FE T. REYES
DEVERLYN V. TAL
Automotive
With the proper tools and components, other people can get you from point A to point B; but the
Automotive students make it about the journey, not the destination.
Grade 12 TVL RMMayoyo (TVL-8)
Ronaida M. Mayoyo
167
MALE
MARVIN R. ALDE
NELVIN R. BAUSTISTA
Malis, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a soldier
"Hindi bale nangpangit, at least mabait."
DYRYLL CEAN C. BERNARDO
To become a mechanic
“Ang taong walang tiyaga, walang pera.”
JOHN MICHAEL A. CALIXTRO*
To become a pilot of internation flight
"Never give up on achieving your dreams; you must work hard for you to achieve your dreams."
JOHN LESTER B. CAMUA
To become a player of university
"Kung anong tinanim mo, aanihin mo hindi ni Kristo."
168
JULIUS ANDREI E. CRUZ*
To travel around the world
"Don't work hard, just work smart."
KYLE M. DE VERA
To become a professional contractor
"Malaki man sainyongpaningin... eh anonaman."
ARVIN CHRISTOPHER R. DELA CRUZ
To become a professional mechanic
"Do what you want.”
JESLIE S. DELA CRUZ
"Magko-crossfire perogagraduate."
BRIX A. ESUGA
Maging isang magiting na alagad ng batas
"Aim high."
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JASPER RYAN R. ETRATA
Pinagtulayan, Paombong, Bulacan
To become a seaman
"Ang taong masipag at matiyaga, maganda ang mararating sa buhay."
MARJUN R. FAUSTINO
To become a varsity in a university
"Work hard to make your dream come true."
JENVERR AMYR DG. FERRER
To become a chef
"To the world you may be just a teacher but to your students, you are a hero."
JOHN JERICK S. GALLAZA
To become a seaman
"Dream big."
CHAILONG GELBOLINGO
Gumamela, Marilao, Bulacan
To become a marine navy
"Try to be a man of success, but try to be a man of value."
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KEARN KENNETH S. JUMAQUIO
To become a successful businessman
"Susuka pero hindi susuko."
MARK ADRIAN G. MAGTOTO
Tumaasng 1k ang MMR ko
"Magwawalwal pero hindi magpapabuwal."
JANRYLL B. MARTIN
To become a technician
"Cross that bridge when you come to it."
FERDINAND JR., B. MARTINEZ
To become an NBA player
"Dream high."
JERICHO F. MENDIONA
AROLD A. MENDOZA
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To become a good technician
"Sana maging gwapo ako kahit isang araw lang; hirap kasi 'pag araw- araw."
ROLAN DC. MENOR
"SF is life."
RICKY JEM G. OBEJAS
Malis, Guiguinto, Bulacan
"One way to forget pain is to do something you will be in completely."
IAN DAVE A. PAGTALUNAN
To take up BS entrepreneurship
This is out time."
MARC JOVEN S. PAHATI
"Time is gold."
BENEDICT M. PASCUA
To become a policeman “
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“Aim high.”
SEAN FRANCOISE E. PINEDA
To become a good and powerful basketball player
"Work hard to get your dreams."
ANGELITO M. PUNZALAN
JOHN JERICK R. TAMUNDAY
To take up automotive
"Dirty hands but clean money."
MARK KEVIN O. TAYAO
To become a seaman
"Aanhin pa angdamo kung sa'yo pa lang may tama naako."
RUSSEL B. UMALI
"Only dead fish go with the flow."
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JOHN ROBERT VILLERO
To become a professional player in DOTA 2
"Money will not make you happy without your family."
FEMALE
WARIS C. PQUIZ
Caniogan, city of malolos, bulacan
To become a pilot
"Keep moving forward."
Food and Beverage Services
Food and drinks are best served at the right time—and at the right plating. Seemingly a tough
job, Food and Beverages students consider this just the right challenge to showcase their forte,
serving food and drinks that are not just aesthetically-pleasing, but also delightful for the
stomach.
Grade 12 TVL RSRCruz (TVL-9)
Reina Sarah R. Cruz
MALE
DARYLL N. AGUSTIN
Purok 2, Look 1st, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chef
“The beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
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JERICHO S. CASTRO*
Menzyland Mojon, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a bartender
JOMARI JAN DV. DELA CRUZ*
To become a chef
“Never stop when you're tired, stop when you're done.”
JOSE LIMUEL L. DELA CRUZ*
To become a pilot
“Don't stop when you're tired; just rest and continue doing it.”
VYRON M. ENRIQUEZ
To become a teacher
“Just help, don't ask for anything.”
LOUIE RENZ M. JOVEN*
Borol 2nd, Balagtas, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Without risk, there is no opportunity for gain.”
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MARK DANIEL R. LORENZO*
To become a seaman
“You can be the greatest, you can be the best.”
IAN CARLO R. RODRIGUEZ
To become a lawyer
“Running away from your problems is a race you'll never win.”
JAMES PATRICK ROQUE
To become a chef
“Don't stop for you’re doing great.”
ROBIN B. SUDARIO
To become a chef
“I will do my best and God will do the rest.”
FEMALE
MARY JOYCE Q. ALBARILLO*
Look 1st, City of City of Malolos, Bulacan
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“Be happy in the moment. That's enough, each moment is all we need, not more.”
DANICA GELENE R. ALEJANDRO*
Sipat, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a chef
“Life is too short so don't waste time.”
ALAYSSA MAE D. ALISA
Brgy. Matimbo City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chef
“Never let the past keep you from future.”
PRECIOUS LYNN B. ANDRES
Bangkal City of Malolos, Bulacan
“Never be afraid of change. You may lose something good, but you may gain something even
better.”
ANA MARIA C. BAUTISTA*
To become a chef
“Let go and let God.”
ALYSSA B. BERONDO
Tabang 1st, Guiguinto, Bulacan
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“Life does not put things in front of you which you are unable to handle.”
ERICA P. BILLONES
To become a chef
“Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the
really great makes you feel that you too can become great.” -Mark Twain
ROSEMARIE BUENAFLOR*
To become a chef
DIANNE ROSE R. CABRERA
To become a chef
“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.”
ROSEMARIE CRUZ
Liang, City of City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Confidence breeds beauty.”
KHATRINA MAE B. DELA CRUZ
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To become a teacher
“You just have to do your own thing no matter what anyone says; it's your life.”
MAICA M. DELA CRUZ*
To become a chef
“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”
RILAIZA DELA CRUZ*
Look 1st, City of City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a nurse
“When God gives you a new beginning, don't repeat the same mistake.”
ELLAINE JOYCE C. DE GUZMAN*
To become a chef
“People aren't always gonna be there for you. That's why you learn to handle things on your
own.”
JOBELLE B. DIONISIO*
To become a chef
“Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for believers in
speech, in life, in love and in purity.” - I Timothy 4:12
MAYLUNA A. EBARITA
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To become a teacher
“Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself.”
SOFIA G. ESPIRIDION*
To become a teacher
“Always forgive, but never forget learn from mistakes, but never regret.”
JESSICA Z. EVANGELISTA*
To become a chef
“Work for a cause, not for applause; live to express not to impress.”
ANDREA MAE A. GASPAR
To become a professional manager
“Never be ashamed of who you are.”
ANGELIKA B. HERRERA*
To become a chef
“For with God nothing shall be impossible.” -Luke 1:37
ABIGAEL JOY S. LEONARDO*
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To become a chef
“Go confidently after your dreams; live the life you've imagined.”
LORELINE DC. LORENZO*
“Forget the mistake, remember the lesson.”
KYLE MARIE E. MARCOS
To become a chef
“It is to be contented, but never satisfied so improve everything.”
SHERILYN I. MARQUEZ*
“You can't make a mistake twice, the second time you made it, it's no longer a mistake. It's a
choice.”
NICOLE ANN SP. MENDOZA*
To become a doctor
“Don't quit; suffer now and live the rest of your life like a champion.”
RIZZA DIANA P. PILARIZA*
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To become a nurse
“Be your own kind of beautiful.”
COOLEN A. PINTO*
To become a journalist “
Strive to be the best, never let failures bring you down.”
MHAIKA HARU MHAY QUIJANO
Grand Royale Subd., City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chef
“Do not do unto others, if you don't want others to do unto you.” –Confucious
MILLEN CHRISCHELLE V. REYES*
To become a CEO
“The one who wants to crown bears the crown.”
ANGELA JANE P. SANCHA*
To become a teacher
HAZEL R. SANTIAGO
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To become a chef
“You have to go wholeheartedly into anything in order to achieve anything worth having.”
JUSTINE JOY C. TORRES
To become a chef
“Aim to be on top but never expect to be on it.”
SHELALIN T.TRINIDAD*
“Strength is what we gain from madness we survive.”
RICA MAE M. VASQUEZ*
To become a lawyer
“It's now or never.”
ROSE ANN M. VICENTE*
To become a chef
“Never say die.”
Bread and Pastry Production
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Life may provide us with bitter experiences but Bread and Pastry students can turn this series of
bitterness into layers of sweetness. These students offer freshly-baked breads that are as
endearing and delightful as their freshly-baked dreams.
Grade 12 TVL JMBagalayus (TVL-10)
James B. Bagalayus
MALE
LEE DANIEL R. BAUTISTA
RENZ R. CARPIO
ALDRIN P. DANILA
SIR JOHN C. LUBO
ENDOZA, RUSTOM T. MENDOZA
CHRISTIAN N. MEJIA
JERICO L. NICOL
CARLO NIÑO NEL Q. OLIVER
GILBERT L. ROSARIO
JOHN EDUARD N. STA. ANA
DARRYL STEWART D. TIONGSON
FEMALE
ANGELICA DC. ADRIANO
ELLA MAE S. ALCANTARA
JOANA, MAE U. BARIT
NOEMI C. BERNAL
JESSICA A. BUGUIS
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MITCH ALEXZAIRA A. BULAONG
GENELYN C. CAMUA
EDCEL L. CAPARAS
STEPHANIE KHAYE R. CARREON
CAROL A. CONOS
ANGELYN A. DELA CRUZ
KATHERINE DIANE P. EUGENIO
JESSICA E. FORTEZA
ANGELICA L. GEROLEO
ALICIA JHANE J. IGNACIO
CHRISTINE Q. MAGLAQUE
DARYL LOU O. MALLO
JESSICA DR. MAMBURAO
JAEMEBIE S. MANALASAN
JOYCE P. ORGAYA
CHRISTELA C. RIVAS
RAQUEL A. ROQUE
RICA ELLA N. SANTOS
MAEBIELYN M. SAN PEDRO
SHANNEN MAE D. TIONGSON
FRANCESCA MAE NICOLE G. VARGAS
Housekeeping and Beauty Care
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Bringing the comfort of home and the aesthetic care anywhere and anytime will be as easy as
one-two-three with the Housekeeping and Beauty Care students! Is there a limit to what these
students can do?
Grade 12 TVL JMNicolas (TVL-11)
Josephine M. Nicolas
MALE
JOHN MARLON P. CRUZET
PATRICK JUNE GEMINA
JOHN IVAN GUILLER D. SAN PEDRO
“At first they will ask why you're doing it, later they'll ask how you do it.”
JOHN GABRIEL P. TAMAYO
To become a beauty queen
“Beauty has so many forms, and I think the most beautiful things are confidence and loving
yourself.”
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MICHAEL CARL R. VICTORIA
To become a chef
“Conquer your fear, and achieve those dreams.”
FEMALE
KRESHA MARIE V. BARONDA
Maunlad Sta. Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan
To become a professional dancer
“The best way to move forward is to let go of the things that are holding you back.”
ROXAN G. CASTRO*
To become a teacher
“In every storm, there will be a rising sun.”
CHADLYN E. DEL PRADO
Sto. Niño, Paombong, Bulacan
“Worry ends when faith begins.”
BRENDA S. DOMINGO
“Even though my height is short, I still can aim high.”
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JONIE J. FLAMINIANO*
“Make your fantasy become your own reality.”
MICHELLE GO*
“Work until your idols become your rivals.”
ROSETTE L. MATILLA
Purok 4 Look 1st, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Don't expect positive things to occur in your life if you surround yourself with negative
people.”
ELLAIZA MARIE R. MENDOZA
To become a chef
“If you always accept and become comfortable with your flaws, no one can ever use them
against you.”
CYRINE MAE JOY DS. PALCIDO
To become a surgical doctor
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“Born to express, not to impress.”
RAOS, NOEMI E. RAMOS
To become a supermodel
“Never let your fear decide your future.”
ANNA CLARISSE C. SANCHEZ*
To become a teacher
“Education is the key to a great future.”
SPED
EMMANUEL J. LAPID
Cookery
There are meals that take us out of this world and there are meals that simply bring us home.
Cookery students certainly do not discriminate and can deliver us both… and a whole lot more.
Grade 12 TVL RVDelaCruz (TVL-12)
Roy V. Dela Cruz
MALE
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MALE
DOMINIC BALVESTAMIN
JOEVETH S.BANAWA
To become a chef
“Life is a matter of choices, and every choice you make makes you.” – John Maxwell
RANZELLE L. BRAO
To become a chef
“Whatever you do in word or deed, do everything in the name of Jesus.”
JEROME M. CARLOS
EMERSON B. DELA CRUZ
To become a chef
“Life is short, death is sure. Thank you!”
JOHN MENARD B.DURA
Santo Nino, City of Malolos, Bulacan
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“Try not to become a man of success. Rather become a man of value.” – Albert Einstein
RENZ CARLO T. GARCIA
Culianin, Plaridel, Bulacan
To become a chef or a teacher
“The wave of the ocean may be too strong but it can be also gentle that you find comfort with its
presence.”
HAMILTON JHON M..ORDILLO
“Parang panaginip ang lahat naglalaho na lang pag ikaw ay nagising. Kaya hindi ako
natutulog nawawala sabi na eh.”
PAUL CHRISTIAN ROSE M.ROBLES
To become a psychiatrist
“Look on the bright side, no matter what happens.”
REYMOND T. SIVILLENA
“God is good all the time.”
ROMAR DC. SURIO
To become a chef
“Don’t mind the people around you; just be yourself!”
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GERALD M. TAMAYO
San Pablo , City of Malolos, Bulacan
BRIXTHER KHRYS D. TENORIO
Babatnin, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chef
MARCO BENIGNO F. TISMO
To become a website hacker
“Kung gaano ka kadali pumuna ng pagkakamali, gan’on ka din dapat pumuna ng mga tama.”
KRISTIAN ROY B. VILLEGAS
Santor , City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a chef
“Set your goals high and don’t stop till you get there.”
JOHN MICHAEL R. YABUT
To become a designer or a make-up artist
FEMALE
RICA S. AGACER
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To become a chef
“Set your goals high enough to inspire you and low enough to encourage you.”
CLARA MARIE R. ANTONIO
“Life is like a book. Some chapters sad, some happy, and some exciting. But if you never turn the
page, you will never know what the next chapter holds.”
ERICA MHAY D. BERNARDO
“A mistake that makes you humble is better than an achievement that makes you arrogant.”
JELAHY C. BOLENA.
Ligas, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a business woman or a makeup artist
“Try not to become a man of success. Rather become a man of value.” – Albert Einstein
KISHA MILLEN C. CALUAG
“Grades don’t measure intelligence and age doesn’t define maturity.”
QUEENIE L. CASTILLO,
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To become a chef
“Minsan darating lang sila sa buhay natin pero hind itatagal.”
LALAINE JOY CONSTANTINO,
To become a chef
“You can’t have a better tomorrow if you’re still thinking about the yesterday.” – Charles F.
Kettering
ALLEAH DG. DE JESUS
To become a business administrator
“We know what we are, but know not what may be.” – William Shakespeare
DIANE M. DIAZ
FONBUENA, DONNA KATHRINE Q.
GALANG, DANICA D.
“The only way to do great work is to love what you do.” – Steve Jobs
GANELO, JOANNA JEAN S.
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LEANN PATRICE B. GATUS
To become a chef
“Always choose to be happy.”
FERIEHLYN DC. JAVIER
RONALYN F. LICMUAN
“Don’t worry about failures. Worry about the chances you miss when you don’t even try.” –
Jack Canfield
MICHELLE M. MACAPAGAL
To become a chef
“Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value.” – Albert
Einstein
SHER NICOLE M. MATEO
To become a chef
“Do not pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure.”
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MARION FAITH T. RAMOS
To become a chef
“You can do all things through Christ who strengthen you.”
MARILYN B. RECTO
To become a chef
EUNICE SALAMAT
FELIPE JULIET V. SUERTE
Confradia, City of Malolos, Bulacan
To become a teacher
“Dream high, work hard.”
ROSSE ANNE DC. YANGA
To engage in food service management
“A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.”
Senior High School Faculty
Ma. Victoria C. Vivo, Ed.D.

Punong-Guro IV
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Alvin T. Mendoza
Nanunuparang Katuwang na Punong-Guro (Academics)
Dervin V. Nicodenum
Nanunuparang Katuwang na Punong-Guro (Operations and Learner Support)
Jireh Neil T. Cruz

Administrative Office II
Alma Belle P. Calata

Registrar I
LIST OF TEACHERS
Manuel R. Arellano
Ana Teresa R. Alcaraz
Jesusa S.J. Angeles
Edwin P. Antolin
Romar A. Arindain
Bartolome R. Asa
James M. Bagalayus
Florando B. Balbas
Gladys Glo M. Bondoc
Teresa Eliezel J. Borja
Deo Angelo R. Borlongan
Racquel D.J. Canlas
Naz Eliseo D. Carcosia
Angelo V. Carlos
Lylanie Cruz
Reina Sarah R. Cruz
Limuel R. Curan
Paolo F. De Guzman
Daphne Beverly B. De Leon
Graceful Mira Dela Cruz
Rose Ann S. Dela Cruz
Roy V. Dela Cruz
Rowell A. Demdam
Kimberly Faye C. Diaz
Celia G. Dionisio
Mildred M. Divinagracia
Julieta B. Dyangko
Rosita A. Elopre
Susana T. Fajardo
John Vincent L. Felonia
Michael Job F. Figueroa
Regina G. Fundano
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Gloria S. Garcia
Rempson Gipaya
Dave Jan Cedric P. Godoy
Ma. Joyce Ann P. Godoy
Gemmalyn Isip
Jeffrey R. Jarapa
Mylene C. Juan
Queeniexeth D. Lara
Melissa M. Laxamana
Jaworski D. Linag
Christopher C. Liwanag
Cristina D.G. Lopez
Ian Cedric M. Lopez
Ma. Conchita M. Lopez
Frederick John A. Macale
Hilda Magahis
Ronaldo M. Mayoyo
Bryan Jose T. Mendoza
Olivia B. Miranda
Kimberly Rose Nativo
Josephine M. Nicolas
Edwin Oblefias
Julie Ann M. Ocampo
Mark Israel M. Ocampo
Erwin C. Pagtalunan
Jessie B. Panganiban
Monalisa Paredes
Elsa Pascual
Gerald V. Pascual
Pepita Peralta
Jayvie M. Perez
Rejoemar Pinto
Russel C. Pueyo
Catherine B. Pulumbarit
Paolo S. Punongbayan
Brigida B. Quema
Jeffrey T. Ramirez
Andrea Marie S. Rayo
Russel Gerald C. Rayo
Emmanuel Reyes
Angelo Miguel S. Sacluti
Apple A. Salazar
Manesa M. San Diego
Maria Che Che N. Santos
Janice A. Sarmiento
Emma Claudia F. Sebuano
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Leopoldo Segovia
Jeffrey M. Tinagan
John Martin P. Umali
Virgilio J. Valenzuela
Leilani D.J. Victoria
Cynthia Yanga
NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL
Cristina J. Garcia
Cirilo Cabral
Daryl Christian E. Francisco
Menandro B. Lazaro
Ijie Manarang
Sheena Mae R. Roque
UTILITY
Jane SJ Castro
Nemencia Galman
Beverly Quieb
Shyril Salcedo
Awards and Recognition
Cong. Jose Antonio “Kuya Jonathan” Sy Alvarado Academic and Leadership Award
Pablo, Richard Piolo C.
Cong. Jose Antonio “Kuya Jonathan” Sy Alvarado Leadership Award

Diamsin, Jhorcy T.
School Leadership Award

Litimco, Karmella Jhem D.B.
Outstanding Performance in Science

Dela Cruz, Christian Jayrold S.
De Guzman, Twinkle Jade A.
Outstanding Performance in Mathematics

Outstanding Performance in Social Science

Prieto, Melissa Louise M.
Outstanding Performance in Communication Arts: English

De Guzman, Twinkle Jade A.
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Manaysay, Airalyn Rose Y.
Cu, Jarelle Rashannah Tiffany C.
Dela Cruz, Christian Jayrold S.
De Castro, Angela D.C.
Outstanding Performance in Communication Arts: Filipino

Hilario, Ian Froy P.
Roque, Lance Emmanuelle L.
Lugue, Philline E.
Cruz, Daniella Ivan A.
Mananguit, Samantha M.
De Castro, Angela D.C.
Nicdao, Joshua C.
Outstanding Performance in Information Communication Technology

Gavierres, Jhev Deonne T.
Outstanding Performance in Home Economics

Marquez, Sherily I.
Outstanding Performance in Industrial Arts

Malubay, Lianna James
Outstanding Performance in Theater Arts/ Visual Arts/ Media Arts

Añora, Jan Vincent D.
De Castro, Angela DC.
Outstanding Performance in Work Immersion

STEM De Guzman, Twinkle Jade A.
ABM Hernandez, Irish F.
HUMSS Gorospe, Adrian S.
GAS De Antonio, Ma. Mercedes A.
A&D Adan, Baby Jane F.
TVL (ICT) Avendaño, Patricia Ann
TVL (Industrial Arts) Joves, Enrico
TVL (Home Economics) Geroleo, Angelica
Best Organization
The Republic
KOLAB Social Science Education Collective
Supreme Student Government
Ang Malaya
MHPNHS Senior Scouts Leadership Award

Fernando, Prince Jeffrey G.
Landayan, Leonard O.
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MHPNHS Senior Scouts Loyalty Award
Basco, Nicole Shyne C.
Bautista, Ann Bonavie C.
Cabrera, Katrina M.
Canilao, Myra G.
Gatchalian, Gabriel D.C.
Jose, Debbie F.
Mateo, Jet T.
Nepomuceno, Gabriel Madonna M.
Pinto, Collen A.
Girl Scouts of the Philippines Leadership Award

Outstanding Performance in Research

Overall Best Research
Alday, Diether E.
Manaysay, Airalyn Rose Y.
Pagsanjan, Archie R.
Valencia, Charles Reynard M.
Best in Research According to Track and Strand

STEM
Alba, Charmaine Khaye DO.
Castro, Leo Mark D.C.
Crisostomo, Clarisse B.
Espino, Paula Andrae C.
Manzon, Marisol C.
Sacdalan, Adrin James S.
ABM
Buniel, Mark Jaybert R.
Casabar, Raymond T.
Hernandez, Irish F.
Manalaysay, Kerby J.
Rader, Johanna Angeline O.
Santos, Ma. Teresa D.
Tee, Anne Catherine D.
HUMSS
Capistrano, John Danielle C.
De Guzman, Ana Marie C.
Gatmaitan, Kimberly C.
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Virginio, Kyla M.
GAS
Arependito, Irish Joy M.
Dela Cruz, Vic Jerome
Dimafelix, Hans Austin M.
Lopez, Julie Ann Joy B.
Reyes, Milglen C.
A&D
Anora, Jan Vincent D.
Arceo, Timothy Earl J.
Asidolo, Efrelyn
Evangelista Jr., Ronilo B.
Gutierrez, John Joseph G.
San Pedro, Jose Carlo G
So, Mikaella Mae
Tangonan, Joyce D.
Tobias, Erika May V.
Villarete, Danny A.
TVL- INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Bulaong, Kenneth D.
Calayag, Jedidiah David H.
Enriquez, Ericka Coline C.
Mendiola, Khael Isami F.
Policarpio, Ria Joy DR.
Villanueva, Benedict E.
TVL- HOME ECONOMICS

Alejandro, Danica Gelene
Cabrera, Dianne Rose
Dela Cruz, Jomari Jan
Lorenzo, Loreline
Lorenzo, Mark Daniel
Sudario, Robin
TVL- INDUSTRIAL ARTS

Abling, Kenn James
Carla, Jan Michael
Gagarin, Alfred Juri
Malubay, Liann James
Saclolo, John Leriz
Villafuerte, Marc Solwins
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Policy Guidelines on Awards and Recognition for the K to 12 Basic Education Program
(Excerpts from DepEd Order No. 36, s. 2016)
1. Academic Excellence Award

At the end of the school year, the Academic Excellence Award is given to learners from
grades 1 to 12 who have attained a General Average of at least 90 and a passing Final
Grade in all learning areas.
Academic Excellence Award General Average
With Highest Honors/ May 98-100
Pinakamataas na Karangalan
With High Honors/ May Mataas na 95-97
Karangalan
With Honors/ May Karangalan 90-94
2. Leadership Award
The leadership award is given to learners in grades 6, 10, and 12 who have demonstrated
exemplary skills in motivating others and organizing projects that have significantly
contributed to the betterment of the school and/or community.
3. Award for Outstanding Performance in Specific Disciplines

These awards are given to recognize learners in grades 6, 10, and 12 who have exhibited
exemplary skills and achievement in specific disciplines. These disciplines are Athletics,
Arts, Communication Arts, Mathematics and Science, Social Sciences, and Technical-
Vocational Education (Tech-Voc). These awards also value the learner’s achievement in
a specific discipline that has contributed to the school and/or community.
3.1. Athletics
This award is given to learners who have shown outstanding skills in athletics
(particularly in games and sports) through participation and victories in competitions, as
well as discipline in training and sportsmanlike conduct and character.
3.2. Arts (e.g., visual, media, music, or performing arts)
This award is given to learners who have consistently demonstrated outstanding skills in
the arts and above average creativity and craftsmanship exemplified through contribution
to school’s various functions and events.
3.3. Communication Arts
This award is given to learners who have demonstrated proficiency in any language
(Filipino, English, or other foreign languages), in written or in oral communication,
shown creativity in expressing ideas in written or oral activities in various subjects, and
contributed to the school community.
3.4. Science
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This award is given to learners who have high academic standing in Science,
demonstrated passion for science expressed through an excellent attitude toward science
work, shown enthusiasm for science which positively influences other students in class
and the wider school community, and displayed inquisitiveness about the environment,
how things work, and how natural processes occur.
3.5. Mathematics
This award is given to learners who have high academic standing in Mathematics,
demonstrated passion for math expressed through an excellent attitude toward math work,
and shown enthusiasm for math, which positively impacts other students in class.
3.6. Social Sciences
This award is given to learners who have high academic standing in social sciences. They
have consistently demonstrated the willingness and ability to contribute to and participate
in activities that serve the common good. They have used their knowledge, skills, and
disposition in history, geography, economics, and other areas of the social sciences to
promote the common good and to achieve shared ends for others in the school and/or
community above and beyond their personal good.
3.7. Technical-Vocational Education
This award is given to learners who have consistently exhibited exemplary skills and
achievement in their area of specialization in technical-vocational (Tech-Voc) education.
They have applied their knowledge and skills in Tech-Voc to projects and activities that
have contributed to the school and/or community.
4. Award for Work Immersion
Award for Work Immersion is specific to Senior High School (SHS) tracks. This award
may be given to grade 12 graduating students who have exemplified outstanding
performance based on the terms of reference or engagement set by the school and
evaluation of the direct supervisor and subject teacher. The awardee(s) must have
received high efficiency rating for their diligence and consistency in performing their
duties and responsibilities throughout the immersion program.
5. Award for Research or Innovation
Award for Research or Innovation is specific to the SHS tracks. Grade 12 graduating
students—individuals, pairs, or groups of not more than four members—must have led
the planning and execution of a research or innovation to advance the potential
applications of technology, or research whose findings can be used to drive better
efficiency and productivity as well as to improve the lives of the people in the school
and/or community.
6. Award for Club or Organization Achievement
This award is given to a duly recognized club or organization that has created positive
impact on the school and/or community it serves through the implementation of all its
planned projects and activities, provided strong support to the implementation of the
school activities and attainment of the school’s objectives, and taken great strides to help
its members develop their potentials.
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Student Organizations
Academic Circle
Description:
The Academic Circle is an active alliance of Senior High School student organizations of
Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School which serves as a hub for collaboration and given
opportunities to students to work together towards achieving academic excellence and
camaraderie through various activities and projects in the school and the larger society.
Major Projects:
2016 - 2017
RevUp
Academic Library
Tutorial Services
Peer Counseling
SHS Sports Fest
Leadership Camp
Salungatuwiranan
2017 – 2018
Salungatwiranan
Through the Lenses
List of Officers:
Grade 12
Chairperson: Jose Mari Lacsamana
Vice Chairperson External: Allen Pagdanganan
Vice Chairperson Internal: Teresa Santos
Academic Committee Head: Twinkle de Guzman
Finance Committee Head: Irish Hernandez
Logistics Committee Head: Joshua Castro
Audit and Accreditation Committee Head: Melissa Louise Prieto
Grade 11
Chairman: Anna Marielle Santiago
Internal Vice Chairperson: Alexandra Padilla
External Vice Chairperson: Mosiah Enciso
Academics:
Sophia Natividad
Miguel Angelo Llena
Finance: Jeanette Javier
Communications: Joy Vinta Balbero
Publication: Nina Carmela Malones
Audit and Accrediation: Marc Jeric Balanay
Logistics: Maxx Abuan
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Junior Business Executives Association (JBEA)
Description:
The Junior Business Executives Association (JBEA) envisions the organization to be a
recognized student body in the field of business with competent, excellent, and ethical junior
business minded professionals. It is dedicated to support and prepare young aspiring business
leaders through programs activities associated with business management.
Major Projects:
S.Y. 2016-2017
1. First General Assembly (December 14, 2016)
2. Defense of Business Plans (March 10, 2017)
3. The Executives S.P.A.R.K (Serving Peers As Resources of Knowledge)
4. Christmas Bazaar 2016
S.Y. 2017-2018
1. Seminar about organizations and forming events (June 15, 2017)
2. First Official General Assembly
3. Seminar with the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA) of Bulacan State
University chapter with the theme entitled “Equipping Future Magnates: Debit Success, Credit
Optimism and Efforts” (December 13, 2017)
List of Officers:
Grade 12
President: Philline E. Lugue
Vice President External: Katrina M. Cabrera
Vice President Internal: Irish F. Hernandez
Secretary: Meryl G. Cruz
Treasurer: Ma. Teresa D. Santos
Auditor: Anne Catherine D. Tee
PRO: Elizabeth Janena S. Acosta
Grade 11
President: Dianne Fernandez
Vice President External: Jasmine San Miguel
Vice President Internal: Marion Chester Olarte
Secretary: Banzgelie Grace Ignacio
Treasurer: Rose Jaren Arellano
PRO: Rod Anne Cabarles
Auditor: Dennis Valencia
Documentation Head: Luis Miguel Villareal
Promotional Head: Sarev Mikael Joson
Research Head: Angelica Encarnacion
Education Head: Rosally Balosa
Logistics Head: Tom Louise Ronquillo
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Tech-Voc: Refining Individuals and Developing Skills
Description:
T:RIADS is a newly established organization in MHPNHS wherein Senior High School students
can share, develop and refine skills especially for those in the Tech-Voc strand to an open forum
of other students with the same strand or vocation, to a gathering of other students who
positively engage on the local, regional, national and international level of learning and expand
the horizons and sense of responsibility.
Major Activities:
S.Y. 2017 – 2018
1. General Assembly
2. General assembly
3. Organization properly established
4. Helped with the making of the Save a Life Charity
5. Website conducted by the Tech-Voc organization CODES
List of Officers:
Grade 11
Chief Chairperson: Axl John Dominic R. Hizon
Vice-Chairpersons: Mosiah V. Encisco and Romeo Adriano III
Board Directors:
Jescelin Nonato
Kim Christal Leoncio
Dianne Rose Eugenio
Jenesie E. Cruz
Jake Brian Fajardo
Clarice Rico
Olivia Antoinette Gonzales
John Paul Culianan
I Research and Innovative Science and Engineering (iRISE)
Description:
iRISE is a STEM Organization which focuses on helping students on translating their knowledge
to ideas, innovation and solution for the bettermemt of the community. iRISE opens the
opportunity for students to enjoy Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. It aims to
ignite the curiosity of students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics,
encouraging them to take STEM-related tracks that will soon contribute innovations and
solutions in the local and national scale.
Major Projects:
S.Y. 2016 – 2017
1. Aghamazing Race
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S.Y. 2017 – 2018
1. Career Guidance
2. STEMOlympics
List of Officers:
Grade 12
President: Daniella Ivan A. Cruz
Internal Vice President: Marisol C. Manzon
External Vice President: Guinevere S. Constantino
Secretary: Clarisse B. Crisostomo
Treasurer: Leonard O. Landayan
Auditor: John Christopher A. Jasmin
Research Committee Heads: Twinkle Jade A. de Guzman and Christian Jayrold dela Cruz
Media and Publication Head: Ian Froy P. Hilario
Education Head: Lhee Arvie L. Plamenco
Innovation Head: Jarelle Rashannah Tiffany C. Cu
Information Head: June Carlo A. Yabut
Grade 11
President: Trisha DJ Dela Cruz
Internal Vice President: Adrian James A. Lucas
External Vice President: Vince Rainiel R. Sullero
Treasurer: Ariza Krizl M. Amigleo
Secretary: Marianne A. Robles
Auditor: Airi Mae Calara
Research Committee Heads: Chriska Myles B. Garcia and Katrece Gabrielle R. Jaime
Innovation Committee Heads: Nimrod Manalaysay and Grant Dave M. Gutierrez
Education Committee Heads: Carlo Carmelo A. Cuevas and Hans Denzel A. Natividad
Media and Publication Heads: Don Emmanue A. Macale and Bianca Faye F. Intal
Information Committee Heads: Mariah Christine R. Garcia and Rogiebelle DR. Caliao
KOLAB Social Science Education Collective
Description:
KOLAB Social Science Education Collective is an academic organization based at Marcelo H.
del Pilar National High School aiming for the critical study of persons and society, culture and
history, politics and ideas towards deeper social consciousness and responsibility. It is composed
of students taking up Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) and General Academic Strand
(GAS).
Major Projects:
Paham sa HUMSS (August 3, 2016)
Bakbakan sa Kasaysayan (August 22, 2016)
Bury Wrong (August 23, 2016)
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Museo Marcelo (September 12 – 15, 2016)
Homo Generalis (December 13, 2016)
Humans of Marcelo: Filipiknow (January 27, 2017)
Isambayanan: A Leader’s Diary (February 17, 2017)
KOLAB Lib and Hub Opening (February 17, 2017)
Humans of Marcelo: Bata, Bata, Paano Ka Nagkasala? (February 24, 2017)
KOLAB Malolos (March 11, 2017)
PopCon: Popularizing the Constitution (March 27, 2017)
PopSayk: Popularizing Psychology (March 29, 2017)
Iskolarsyip sa Agham Panlipunan (July 31, August 1, 2, & 3, 2017)
Pamana 1905 (August 18, 2017)
Del Pi Bee (August 18, 2017)
Humans of Marcelo (September 8, 2017)
Ang Kalipunan (October 13, 2017)
KOLAB Anibersaryo (November 10, 2017)
List of Officers:
Grade 12
President: Karmela Jhem DB. Litimco
Secretary: Maria Camille C. Santos
Treasurer: Bianca Mikaela M. Rebutiaco
HUMSS Vice President: Princess Lhea S. Pascual
HUMSS Secretary: Ellaine A. Fabian
Edukasyon Alpha Committee Head: Shenya Ruth V. dela Cruz
Edukasyon Alpha Committee Co-Heads: Kimberly C. Gatmaitan and Ma. Mikaella Q.
Punongbayan
Praxis Alpha Committee Head: Jhorcy T. Diamsin
Praxis Alpha Committee Co-Head: Ruby Anne S. Laquindanum
GAS Vice President: Elena Mae B. Bautista
GAS Secretary: Maribel M. Casanas
Edukasyon Bravo Committee Head: Cate Norreine P. Santiago
Edukasyon Bravo Committee Co-Head: Alyssa Brendant G. del Rosario
Praxis Bravo Committee Head: Jenny B. Santiago
Praxis Bravo Committee Co-Head: Kyle Dominique B. Bernardo
Aklatan, Saliksikan, at Kultura (ASK) Committee Head: Melissa Louise M. Prieto
Aklatan, Saliksikan, at Kultura (ASK) Committee Co-Heads: Kyla Corazon C. Ebalo and Ana
Marie C. de Guzman
Publication Committee Head: Joseph Rafael L. Gloria
Publication Committee Co-Head: Joshua C. Nicdao
Grade 11
President: Eunice Ann M. Gutierrez
Secretary: Denise Joyce B. Almario
Finance Head: Denise Nicole B. Cruz
Aklatan, Saliksikan, at Kultura (ASK) Committee Head: Mikka Zaila P. Palisoc
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Edukasyon at Pagsasanay Committee Head: Krizza F. Lopez
Praxis Committee Head: Richelle M. Garaza
Publication Committee Head: Shania Nicole F. Oliver
Del Pilarian Debate Society
Description:
The Del Pilarian Debate Society is an organization established for students to have a place where
they can share their freedom of speech and expression in an open forum, engage in rhetoric on a
variety of issues on the local, regional, national, and international level, and expand learning in
order to become more active and productive citizens.
Major Projects:
S.Y. 2016 - 2017
1. Introductory Seminar
2. IntraCelo
3. BHSDC Training/ TIMPALAKAN Training
S.Y. 2017 - 2018

1. Salungatuwiranan
2. Introductory Seminar
List of Officers:
President: Maria Gaetana Santos
VP Shs: Mosiah Vener R. Enciso
Associative Executive: Eunice Ann M. Gutierrez
OBRA
Description:
OBRA is composed of Arts & Design students in Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School,
aims and goals to enhance and showcase talents of students on different fields of arts (media,
visual, theatre, music, dance and literary).
Major Projects:
Hulagway ng
Wan-Tu-Tri the Musical (December 11, 2017)
List of Officers:
Grade 12
President: Angela DC. de Castro
Vice President: Timothy Earl J. Arceo
Secretary: Allen M. Pagdanganan
Treasurer: Jullienne Abbey T. Lim
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Auditor: Camille Anne L. Velarde
PRO: Reina Rica C. Fajardo
PIO: Jose Miguel L. Panganiban
Milestones
No. DATE MILESTONE

1. June 4, 2012 Catering of 1st batch of K-12 Junior High School (JHS)
students
2. October 2012 Taking over of Dr. Helen B. Aggabao as Principal of
Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School [MHPNHS
(2013-2017)]
3. June 2013 Implementation of various special programs under
Secondary Education Curriculum (SEC) such as Special
Program for Foreign Language (SPFL), Special Program for
Journalism (SPJ), Special Program in the Arts (SPS) and
Special Program for Sports (SPS) since 2013.
4. August 5-9, 2013 Representing the country and Bagging Championship in
Fully-Residential Schools International Symposium
(FRSIS), held in Malaysia
5. August 14, 2014 Founding of MHPNHS Multi-Purpose Building, sponsored
by Rotary Club South Korea, in cooperation with Rotary
Club Malolos
6. March 2015 Graduating of last batch of students from Basic Education
Curriculum (BEC) (S.Y. 2014-2015)
7. 2016 Founding of 3P’s Buildings, in preparation for
implementation of Senior High School (SHS) in MHPNHS
8. March 2016 Moving up of 1st batch of K-12 JHS students (S.Y. 2015-
2016)
9. January 20, 2017 Representing the school and bagging awards in 2017 Fiesta
Republica Iskulimpiks
10. June 2017 Appointing of Ana U. Ramos as Asst. Principal and Officer-
in-charge (OIC) of SHS dept. of MHPNHS
11. June 2017 Catering of 1st batch of K-12 SHS students
12. July 27-August 1, Representing the country for the 2nd time, and Bagging
2017 Championship in Fully-Residential Schools International
Symposium (FRSIS), held in Malaysia
13. July 2017 Taking over of Reynaldo M. Diaz as principal of MHPNHS
14. August 2017 The making of SHS Uniforms
15. November 10, Taking over of Ma. Victoria C. Vivo, Ed. D as Principal of
2017 MPHNHS-SHS
16. January 2018 Winning of The Republic, English Campus Paper, as the
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Best English School Paper in Region 3
17. January 2018 Winning of Ang Malaya, Filipino Campus Paper, as Second
Best Filipino School Paper in Region 3
18. January 13, 2018 Representing the school in Hipnayan 2018, held at Adamson
University, Manila
19. January 18, 2018 Representing the school and bagging awards in 2018 Fiesta
Republica Iskulimpiks
20. February 2, 2018 First Senior High School-Supreme Student Government
(SHS-SSG) Election, and the founding of the first SHS-SSG
administration
21. February 19, 2018 Winning of The Republic, English School Paper, as Second
Best School Paper in the Philippines
22. March 3, 2018 Winning of Andap: Strike of 1912, film entry of MHPNHS-
SHS in Cine Republica 2018, as Second Best Film
23. April 6, 2018 1st Commencement Exercises of 1st batch of K-12 Students
in MHPNHS
Diwa, Dangal, Dunong: The New MHPNHS Symbol
Diwa. Dangal. Dunong.

Tatlong salitang nagpapahayag ng ating minimithi sa pagtuklas ng edukasyon-- malayang diwa,
malinis na dangal, mabisang dunong.
Kapiling ng dalawang Sagisag ng ating nakaraan at ng ating kasalukuyan, nagiging mabisang

sandata ang mga ito upang ating harapin ang kinabukasan na may kamulatang pambayan, walang
bahid na karangalan, at malalim na karunungan.
(picture)
Opisyal na pangalan ng ating paaralan sa wikang pambansa.
(picture)
Taon ng pormal na pagsisimula ng kursong sekundarya sa unang pampublikong paaralan sa

lalawigan ng Bulacan.
(picture)
Imahen ng Dakilang Propagandista at pambansang bayaning anak ng Bulacan, Marcelo H. del

Pilar, kung saan ipinangalan ang ating paaralan noong 1951 sa bisa ng Batas Republika 618.
(picture)
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Unang gusali ng Bulacan High School sa bakuran ng pamahalaang panlalawigan-- ninuno ng
marami pang gusaling itinayo upang maging tahanan ng panlalawigang paaralan mula sa bakuran
ng kapitolyo hanggang sa kasalukuyang kampus sa Bagong Bayan, Santa Isabel.
Iyan ang bagong simbolo ng ating paaralan na opisyal na tatawaging: Sagisag ng Diwa, Dangal,
at Dunong.
Sa pagtatanghal ng ating mahaba at makasaysayang nakaraan, at ng pagkilala sa kadakilaan ng

magiting na bayani ng ating lalawigan at bansa, taas-noo nating tatahakin ang landas patungo sa
minimithing diwa, dangal, at dunong.
Paano gagamitin ang sagisag ng paaralan?
Kulay
(picture)
Opisyal na mga kulay ng paaralan ang berde at ginto.
Bahagi ng kakanyahan ng sagisag ang kulay at nararapat na gamitin ang nabanggit na wastong
kulay.
Sa ibang pagkakataong ang paglilimbag ay gagawin sa background na berde rin o malapit dito,
kinakailangang gamitin ang bersiyong puti o itim upang makita ang sagisag. Magagamit ang
sagisag sa mga sumusunod sa solidong kulay:
(picture)
Tipogriya
Ang tipong ginamit sa mga letrang bumubuo sa taon at ngalan ay Arial Black samantalang ang
ginagamit naman sa tatlong mithiin ay Learning Curve.
Iminumungkahi ang paggamit ng wastong tipo upang maging tapat sa aprobadong disenyo ng
sagisag ng paaralan.
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Del Pilarian 2018

Sa aming mga magulang, guro, at bayan

Del Pilarian Yearbook

Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School

ARTS & DESIGN TEAM

By Melissa Louise M. Prieto

Do not be fooled. Time is not your friend.

Once upon a time, we dared to ask Time a wish.

Today, Time remembers.

Class of 1918: A Centennial to Remember

Of course, a lot of changes also happened. A year is enough for significant

Class of 1968: The Road Less Travelled

Kasaysayan ng Batch 2018: Kwentong Del Pilarian

Hindi mo ba naitatanong, bakit nga ba tayo nagsisimula ng isang kwento? Nagsisimula ba

Pagpasok ng bagong taon ay siyang pagpasok din ng bagong liderato sa pamumuno ni

“Home of the Champions” minsang winika ni Dr. Aggabao na bansag sa MHPNHS ay

Hindi mo ba naitatanong, bakit nga ba tayo nagsisimula ng isang kwento? Nagsisimula ba

Maligayang araw ng pagtatapos! Kasihan nawa tayo ng Poong Maykapal!

Mabuhay ang mga DEL PILARIAN!

On behalf of the Department of Education (DepEd), I commend your determination,

To our future leaders and nation-builders, congratulations and mabuhay!

While we have succeeded in accomplishing our initial goal of implementing the K to 12

Congratulations to 2018 Graduating Class!

Ang seremonya ng pag-akyat- antas ay isang pambihirang pagkakataong maituturing na

Maria Victoria Vivo

Malugod na binabati ng inyong lingkod ang Batch 2018!

Kahalintulad ng mga butil na ipinunla sa bukid at masikhay na itinaguyod ng dalisay na

Jose Antonio R. Sy-Alvarado

Kinatawan ng Unang Distrito ng Bulacan sa Kongreso

Sa pamamagitan ng pinagsama-samangtulong naming mgamambabatas, naipagkaloob sa

Kasama ang mga kapwa lingkod-bayan ng dakilang Lungsod ng Malolos sa pangunguna

Magsisimula ang muling paghakbang, magsisimula ang muling paghuhubog ng mga

Sa inyo pong lahat, muli, ang aming mabunying pagbati!

Pagpalain po tayo ng Poong Maykapal.

106th Commencement Exercises

Hindi Ito ang Katapusan: Pasasalamat sa Maliligayang Sandaling Nasimulan

Sa ating mga panauhing pandangal, Iginagalang Gob. Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado, , sa ating

Sa mga taong nagsilbing liwanag at tumulong sa ating upang mapagtagumpayan ang

At sa ating Dakilang Panginoon na makapangyarihan at dahilan ng lahat ng ito, iparating

Bating panimula ni Irish F. Hernandez, may pinakamataas na karangalan, na isinalaysay sa

Dahon sa Tangkay ng Panahon

Ni Hannah Therese A. Pagtalunan

Dumating na ang araw ng katapusan, katapusan ng kwentong sabay-sabay nating tinahak

Ang panahon ay dumating na upang wakasan na ang kwentong 6 na taong isinulat.

Muli, ako si Hannah Therese A. Pagtalunan, Isang simpleng mag-aaral na nangarap na

Pangwakas na pananalita ni Hannah Therese A. Pagtalunan, may pinakamataas na karangalan,

Pambungad na pagbati ni Philline E. Lugue, may pinakamataas na karangalan, na isinalaysay

Padayon, Del Pilarian!

Ni Twinkle Jade A. De Guzman

Ang boses ng stewardess ang muling nagbalik sa aking kamalayan.

Lulan ng isang bagong modelong sasakyan, na sa pagkakasabi ni Ian ay proudly gawang

Change is the only thing that is permanent in this world.

Sa amin pang pagpanaog sa gitna ng bulwagan ay lalo mong maipagmamalaki kung

Momentum + mindset = achievement.

Padayon Del Pilarian! Padayon!

Muli, isang maringal na pagbati! Mula sa Science, Technology, Engineering and

Prophecy speech ni Twinkle Jade A. De Guzman, may mataas na karangalan, na isinalaysay sa

The Class of 2018

Arts and Design (AD)

Grade 12 Arts and Design MMSan Diego

Manesa M. San Diego

JAN VINCENT D. AÑORA*