School Year Recap...
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Junior’s Life is near to and ends, another chapter in the life all Bedans is coming to an end. To the Seniors it is the end for their High School Life and another door to their life has opened named College, where they are to prepare what they shall be doing for their life. While for the Freshmen, their challenge in their life has just began and still have many years to think on what they shall do to their life. This Academic Year is truly a blessing to all, new opportunities to all, successful one and failure ones where they could learn upon and grow into a better person. But even before the year ends, many things are still to be done by a Bedan, such as project, quizzes, home works and many others. But how could we define this School Year, was it a successful one or a failure to all. From the start of the year, many things were done and were faced by all. One was the Completion and the Blessing of the
Hardest Job a Student can get...
Bedans these days have so much duties and responsibilities. They have assignments, seat works, quizzes, and other more academic challenges. Then there are the different clubs which they need to join at least one club or more if they wish to. There added duties are given which they need to do if they wish to remain in the club. In the end of a day all are happy even from the challenges they have faced, but one club is somewhat out of placed, the Marshals Organization. Though these few hand picked people are praised by the Administration and Faculty members, some students consider them pain and the villains of the school. How interesting could this be, the upholders of the rules are considered to be the villains? How can that be, well some hate the marshals for being to strict but it is for the good the students that what the marshals do. Everyday we could see Marshals working and supporting the Prefect of Student Affair, from the morning assembly till lunch brake these few people work hard, and still some hate them. But let us not forget that there are still some few people who also support them and consider them as “Knights of the Order”. But why do some students hate the Marshals, well according to some they are just there to get the extra points and to be good on the side of the teachers. Some say they are there only for the title and privileges they get such as being able to go up in lunchtime. And the others hate them for they are the people that stop them for having fun, or just by punishing them, they immediately hate the Marshals Organization. While in the view of the Marshal, they are only doing their job and people should not take it personal. They do what the Administration tells them and are always there to uphold the rules at all cost. Being a Marshal it is truly difficult; they must always do what is right being a model student. Having the stress of nearly all people looking at you and making a mistake is a big no, no for them. But in the end we would see that a Marshals duty is both tough and enjoying. If a student wishes to serve the community at any cost, then being a Marshal is what I recommend. We should remember that without Marshals there would be a negative effect, there should always be balance in a community.
PFC Outreach Program
Peer Facilitator Core (PFC), a club of San Beda Rizal. Some students do not even know what this club is or what its duty is. The Peer Facilitator Core is a club controlled by the Guidance Office and its duty is to serve others and help in anyway they could do. Last February 23, 2008 the Peer facilitator Club (PFC) had their yearly outreach program, like the SAP that students do in each class, the outreach of the Peer is also to assist people who are disabled, elderly, or have ailments. It was held in The Camillian Sisters Bahay Kanlungan ni Maria Dominca at
3-34 Farewell Party
3-34 SAP '08
Saturday, March 15, 2008 Illuminated at 9:58 PM
Section 3-34 St. Hugh of Cluny, my beloved class even though I hate to admit that I had despise it from all the wrong doings that happened, there are still wonderful memories that I would truly miss... And today was our farewell party at Ace's resort, ACEDEO Country Resort, there our parents joined us in our final hours in being the Hugos. It was truly a wonderful place, where all my classmates went swimming, while me being just regaining my strength from my sickness was just there to watch and chat with my friends. The place was wonderful though it took us quite a while before getting there, but it was all worth it. There oh so many things happened, like love teams such as... and singing the so called Hugo anthem, hehehe... Another year has ended, and that another family of mine has to end for time as said flies by truly fast, and that we must treasure each moment with it. Another chapter of my life ends, but all the memories will always stay in heart. Bernard Pierre D. Lacerna of Section 3-34 St. Hugh of Cluny of Mrs. Mayette Catro signing out... From our Sophomore Life, we started the SAP Program and once a School Year we take part a session of having a outreach program. This year our program was with the Hapay ng Manga where we taught other students in the fields of Science, English, Math, and Theology. Today our SAP Outreach Program ended with their Recognition Day, and that Section 3-34 St. Hugh of Cluny my beloved class was the one to handle it. It was like our Recognition day and that we were there to assist in all ways. I myself was assisting in the distribution and arrangement of the Certificates. It was truly a blessed day, and that all of us learned on so many things, in the end of the celebration we shared a small salu-salo for the students and their parents.