Someday its gonna make sense
If the Chicago Bulls have a Michael Jordan and a Tony Kukoc, the seniors too have their own basketball greats – to mention a couple
Joselito Cantil and
Mark Denis Bulos. They leave their sweaty basketball jockeys to
Leoj Calma and
Mark Meneses.When these girls speak, the words come out swift and fluent. English is like their native tongue, and with their high-pitched tone, they could pass as Uncle Sam’s niece. They are
Elaine Villanueva and
Sarah Sta. Ana. They pass their tone and tongue to
Pauline Villanueva and
Edmer Cendana.
When boredom strikes during class hours, everyone tries to keep him or herself from falling asleep, except for these students:
Brian Varias, Marielle Garin, and
Kenmar dela Rosa.
They leave their sleeping pillows to
Cesar Bucayan and
Mark Puentes.
With a most vivid imagination, this person can manipulate English like no one else. Her reading habits have led her to acquire the amazing ability to build castles in the air that allows her to space out sometimes – and she,
Faye Ordas passes on this talent to
Keannu Lapitan.
If "A picture is worth a thousand words", then the most numbered would be
Darrelle Matienzo and F
erdinand Santos. However their generosity in sharing their talents makes them even better than Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. They leave the finishing touches to
Angelo Mercado and
Yasmin Napoles.
Nothing is sweeter than candy and kisses – except the sweet syrup and cream-covered nature of
Ann Jilly Fabian and
Rhyzll Rhyll Bullas. But she is even more sugary this time as she passes on her honeyed sweetness to
Patricia Geroza and
Nicole Medina.
She can dress up in the sassiest styles possible and if there is anyone who takes more care of her looks than our own J
elany Damasco and
Remy Cano, she would be having facial surgery. Their ability to beautify is passed on to another lover of beauty –
Edzel Calubad and
Aira Janine Latoga.
The baby is now a lady. Though she already grew up to be a young, fine lass,
Kathleen Valle will always be our baby girl. She leaves her prudent, pretty and petite looks to
Mariah Fernandez.
The Medieval Times is a period of knighthood, an age of chivalry when knights battled dragons, rescued fair maidens and fought for their honor. The Medieval times are still alive today, thanks to our knights in shining armor,
Jesie Tatac, Errol Martinez, and
Francoise Dotdot. They pass on their armor to
Naoyuki Nakajima and
Charldeen Rosal.
ABHS is alive with the sound of music sung by the songbirds –P
aula Geroza, Abhie Alcantara, Janica Phua, Erika Sta. Ana, and
Michael Manez. They leave their melodic and harmonic voices to
Abigail Antonio, April Segales, Edzel Calubad, Sharrie Anne Hernandez, and
Inos Ballesteros.
The big boys in class are everything but the big bully. They are instead the witty, class clowns J
onathan Ochoa, Jess Narag, and
Paul de Leon, who pas their wise cracks and one-liners to
Bernabe, and
Rizaldee Cabello.
Back in the romantic days, knights set out in quests to rescue damsels in distress. If we have our knights in shining armor around, then our damsels in distress can’t be far. They are the traditional, innocent and well-loved
Rimalyn Clar, Lalaine Roa, and
Jestine Grimaldo, who pass on their distress calls to
Xyleem Duno, Allen Nota, and
Jesalie Paja.
Walking on tiptoe, and with their head high, they could be the only military generals who flaunt with style. They are
Kate Villalobos, and
Joy Villacorta, and they leave behind their fancy gait to
Jasmin Montes, and
Marjorie Cataluna.
If Vogue, Seventeen, or Glamour were to look for a new cover girl in ABHS, one girl from the seniors would grab the spot hands-down. She is none other than the tantalizing
Janice Flores, who passes on her cover girl looks to next-in-line
Michelle Celeste.As we would have put it, this girl is addicted… with numbers and science, that is.
Carla Montes passes her title to
Kenny Jay Taga-Amo.
They may look cool and simple outside, but they are fire burning inside the courts. D
iane Tanquezon, Patricia Sillesa, Erica Gailo, and
Jane Operana leave their torn kneepads to
Abigail Antonio and
Angelique Valencia.
These boys had proven that volleyball is not a girl-dominated sport. Male species could do great as well. And so
Herben Pangan, Jonel Doliente, and
Reonne Boquiren inherit their hard hitting spikes to
Dave Aceres.
They make you stand up and move on your feet. The unbeatable moves and grooves of
Meredette James, Mary Rose Tumala, AK Usi, Nica Santellices, Kyla Floes, and
Froilan Malimban are now in the best care of
Denise Santos, Katya Daitol, and Joenald Beado.
The early bird catches the worm. Most noted for being prompt,
Cheska Palisoc, Lianna Gadong, and
Rose Ann Cruz, pass their early bird routine to
Raph Corpuz, and
Aeriel Salonga.
If anyone can do magic with a make-up kit – and paint faces, it would be
Cris Cruz, Precious Rejano, and
Angelica Caasi. Now, they leave their make-up kit to
Nica de Guzman, Jennylyn Cruz, and
Vanessa Velasco.
They’re the life of the party, and they bring the house down with the strums of their guitar, and beat of their drums. Though
Jerome Factor, Albert Landayan, Eric Inoy, Mark Tulop, and
Dwight Mateo will leave high school, the music won’t stop. It will be continued by
Maruzzo, Dan Ginez, and
Pauline Calvento.
A memorable high school experience needs a good student council, so the senior officers, led by
Carla Montes and Charles Tumbaga, willingly give the responsibilities to the future leaders and wish them the luck and success.
Don't be in awe (over!) with the words and grammar. We just got that somewhere, and edited. Hahaha! And don't mind the title. I was listening to MLTR's It's gonna make sense, and can't think of any title about this. Haha! Apologies.
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Someday its gonna make sense
If the Chicago Bulls have a Michael Jordan and a Tony Kukoc, the seniors too have their own basketball greats – to mention a couple
Joselito Cantil and
Mark Denis Bulos. They leave their sweaty basketball jockeys to
Leoj Calma and
Mark Meneses.When these girls speak, the words come out swift and fluent. English is like their native tongue, and with their high-pitched tone, they could pass as Uncle Sam’s niece. They are
Elaine Villanueva and
Sarah Sta. Ana. They pass their tone and tongue to
Pauline Villanueva and
Edmer Cendana.
When boredom strikes during class hours, everyone tries to keep him or herself from falling asleep, except for these students:
Brian Varias, Marielle Garin, and
Kenmar dela Rosa.
They leave their sleeping pillows to
Cesar Bucayan and
Mark Puentes.
With a most vivid imagination, this person can manipulate English like no one else. Her reading habits have led her to acquire the amazing ability to build castles in the air that allows her to space out sometimes – and she,
Faye Ordas passes on this talent to
Keannu Lapitan.
If "A picture is worth a thousand words", then the most numbered would be
Darrelle Matienzo and F
erdinand Santos. However their generosity in sharing their talents makes them even better than Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. They leave the finishing touches to
Angelo Mercado and
Yasmin Napoles.
Nothing is sweeter than candy and kisses – except the sweet syrup and cream-covered nature of
Ann Jilly Fabian and
Rhyzll Rhyll Bullas. But she is even more sugary this time as she passes on her honeyed sweetness to
Patricia Geroza and
Nicole Medina.
She can dress up in the sassiest styles possible and if there is anyone who takes more care of her looks than our own J
elany Damasco and
Remy Cano, she would be having facial surgery. Their ability to beautify is passed on to another lover of beauty –
Edzel Calubad and
Aira Janine Latoga.
The baby is now a lady. Though she already grew up to be a young, fine lass,
Kathleen Valle will always be our baby girl. She leaves her prudent, pretty and petite looks to
Mariah Fernandez.
The Medieval Times is a period of knighthood, an age of chivalry when knights battled dragons, rescued fair maidens and fought for their honor. The Medieval times are still alive today, thanks to our knights in shining armor,
Jesie Tatac, Errol Martinez, and
Francoise Dotdot. They pass on their armor to
Naoyuki Nakajima and
Charldeen Rosal.
ABHS is alive with the sound of music sung by the songbirds –P
aula Geroza, Abhie Alcantara, Janica Phua, Erika Sta. Ana, and
Michael Manez. They leave their melodic and harmonic voices to
Abigail Antonio, April Segales, Edzel Calubad, Sharrie Anne Hernandez, and
Inos Ballesteros.
The big boys in class are everything but the big bully. They are instead the witty, class clowns J
onathan Ochoa, Jess Narag, and
Paul de Leon, who pas their wise cracks and one-liners to
Bernabe, and
Rizaldee Cabello.
Back in the romantic days, knights set out in quests to rescue damsels in distress. If we have our knights in shining armor around, then our damsels in distress can’t be far. They are the traditional, innocent and well-loved
Rimalyn Clar, Lalaine Roa, and
Jestine Grimaldo, who pass on their distress calls to
Xyleem Duno, Allen Nota, and
Jesalie Paja.
Walking on tiptoe, and with their head high, they could be the only military generals who flaunt with style. They are
Kate Villalobos, and
Joy Villacorta, and they leave behind their fancy gait to
Jasmin Montes, and
Marjorie Cataluna.
If Vogue, Seventeen, or Glamour were to look for a new cover girl in ABHS, one girl from the seniors would grab the spot hands-down. She is none other than the tantalizing
Janice Flores, who passes on her cover girl looks to next-in-line
Michelle Celeste.As we would have put it, this girl is addicted… with numbers and science, that is.
Carla Montes passes her title to
Kenny Jay Taga-Amo.
They may look cool and simple outside, but they are fire burning inside the courts. D
iane Tanquezon, Patricia Sillesa, Erica Gailo, and
Jane Operana leave their torn kneepads to
Abigail Antonio and
Angelique Valencia.
These boys had proven that volleyball is not a girl-dominated sport. Male species could do great as well. And so
Herben Pangan, Jonel Doliente, and
Reonne Boquiren inherit their hard hitting spikes to
Dave Aceres.
They make you stand up and move on your feet. The unbeatable moves and grooves of
Meredette James, Mary Rose Tumala, AK Usi, Nica Santellices, Kyla Floes, and
Froilan Malimban are now in the best care of
Denise Santos, Katya Daitol, and Joenald Beado.
The early bird catches the worm. Most noted for being prompt,
Cheska Palisoc, Lianna Gadong, and
Rose Ann Cruz, pass their early bird routine to
Raph Corpuz, and
Aeriel Salonga.
If anyone can do magic with a make-up kit – and paint faces, it would be
Cris Cruz, Precious Rejano, and
Angelica Caasi. Now, they leave their make-up kit to
Nica de Guzman, Jennylyn Cruz, and
Vanessa Velasco.
They’re the life of the party, and they bring the house down with the strums of their guitar, and beat of their drums. Though
Jerome Factor, Albert Landayan, Eric Inoy, Mark Tulop, and
Dwight Mateo will leave high school, the music won’t stop. It will be continued by
Maruzzo, Dan Ginez, and
Pauline Calvento.
A memorable high school experience needs a good student council, so the senior officers, led by
Carla Montes and Charles Tumbaga, willingly give the responsibilities to the future leaders and wish them the luck and success.
Don't be in awe (over!) with the words and grammar. We just got that somewhere, and edited. Hahaha! And don't mind the title. I was listening to MLTR's It's gonna make sense, and can't think of any title about this. Haha! Apologies.
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Already several months had passed, and I am missing
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry more and more each fleeting day. There are just some things in life that we can never forget – especially that something that had given us knowledge, skills, strong relationships and a second home. I am glad that everything in the magical world is now at peace, since Voldemort (yes, I can now say his name; no need to be afraid) had died. I had secretly admired Tom Marvolo Riddle (Voldemort’s birth name) though, because of his intelligence, passion and love for magic. Wasn’t he very clever to think of and conjure his seven
Horcruxes to preserve his life, or form a clan of
Death Eaters who were very loyal to him and would give up their lives just for him to succeed? Not everybody can acquire that much loyalty from people these days. I do not, however, admire him for the way he had carried out all of his plans. He had a good agenda, his means just weren’t morally right. But he still is one of the darkest wizards of all time… and let’s leave it that way.
Oh, for all those who are baffled of what I’m saying here and who the heck I am, my name is
Christine Faye Ordas, and I am an alumnus of Hogwarts. I came from the bronze-and-blue-clad house of the smart ass witch Rowena Ravenclaw and her dictum
“Wit beyond measure is a man’s greatest treasure.” And yes, I know the wonderful Luna Lovegood (she’s such a darling) and Harry Potter’s first crush Cho Chang. I had just left Hogwarts last May. Right now I am trying to pursue a career in magical researches, literature and writing. It’s my dream to inscribe intellectual books, publish and sell them in
Flourish and Blotts for the future Hogwarts students’ use. I am also planning to credibly write for the
Daily Prophet, the magical world’s primary news bulletin. And of course, I will be very much honored to contribute to Mr. Xenophilius Lovegood’s
Quibbler (hence, my interest in magical researches). I have always found the Lovegoods a fascinating family, and I bet working with and for them will be very exciting. Or maybe, in Merlin’s beard’s time, I can write legends and bedtime stories like the famous – and wickedly brilliant – Beedle the Bard.
And that’s how my life goes these days. I am utterly missing my old school, my friends, the Great Hall, the bronze eagle knocker just outside the Ravenclaw common room, Professor Flitwick (the head of our house), Hogsmeade, the Quidditch matches (although I didn’t actually play for the house), the moving portraits, the castle ghosts, the pumpkins on Halloween, the giant pine trees on Christmas, Rubeus Hagrid’s (Hogwarts’ gamekeeper) tea and treacle fudge – even the crabby Argus Filch (Hogwarts’ caretaker) I miss. Maybe I can visit the school grounds sometimes and see how the magical world’s been doing since Voldemort died (I’ve been spending my months in the muggle world, you see). I’ve heard everybody’s been moving on and starting all over again; the ministry is back on work under Kingsley Shacklebolt; and Harry Potter’s scar haven’t been disturbing him since.
All is well, indeed.
And because of that, we should celebrate and drink firewhisky! Oh, I still don’t drink firewhisky; I can take butterbeer or tea or pumpkin juice – just not firewhisky, please.
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