Franciscans, All in One
Set
All about High School Life
The
experience of being a high school student is once in a lifetime. It is indeed true
that being in a certain relationship with your classmates is the happiest thing
of all. Have you ever experienced this kind of feeling in your life? This thing
naturally comes in an unexpected time and place. Being an apprentice in Mina De
Oro Catholic School, we are able to contain butterflies in our stomachs. Of
course, there had been difficulties in the past but these challenges didn’t
stop us from being strong and faithful individuals. Being independent is
necessary to learn and survive all those struggles in life; however, with the
help of everyone, I wonder if we did struggle in the first place.
- Eugene Adonice Ramos-
Meet the Geniuses
They’ve
became geniuses of the class. They are expected to be seen in the library.
However, that’s a fallacy of generalization. The very own geniuses of III – St.
Francis exist not only in the library but also in the four corners of our
classroom. Their appearance and their character are deceiving; they can be
smart and funny at the same time. Some may just look simple but when it comes
to serious matters, the intelligence inside comes out. You can lean on them
whatever happens. They can be called as nerds yet they also possess weaknesses
of their own. No one is an island after all.
-Erica Jane Maderazo-
Discovering the World
of Sports
“You win some, you lose some.”
In this
school, we always celebrate intramurals. There are indoor, outdoor and athletic
games. Accepting their defeat gives the true value of sportsmanship. It also
encourages us students to be friendlier around our opponents. Celebrating our intramurals
would give us the opportunity to show our hidden talent but also enhances our
ability to do sports. With sports, we can share and develop more and more of
our talents and will also enable us to meet new people.
-Ronald Acedillo-
Talents
Ever wonder who the multi-talented persons are? Guess
what, you are about to enter the world of skills and artistry, the section of
St. Francis of Assisi.
Our section was a package of talented students. We are experts of our own abilities that make everyone proud. Performing gives fulfillment and so as seeing happy faces in our audience. This knowledge serves as the building blocks of every Franciscans.
-Jeanie Bhe Bola-
Friends with the
Bullies
Who are the
bullies in the class? Let’s welcome the top Bulliers of the Batch.
Franciscans will
not be complete without the rude and naughty classmates. It is already our
culture and tradition every year. Our section is known for many descriptions:
noisy, talkative, and extraordinary attitudes. There are bullies but without
them, Franciscans are not here too. Many are bullying some of our classmates
but not in form of hurting, it is just only a joke and there’s no reason to
take it serious. Absolutely, it is their way of being happy at many times and
that was very common to all of us. That are the bullies and they are
Franciscans!
-Alec Xandra Cabral-
This is the High School
Life
They say
that high school is our stepping stone towards success. It’s like the first
door to our future. It is where we learn to make friends, learn how to laugh,
and make decisions. It is also where we make mistakes that help in our
development as individuals. Our teachers also provided us with wisdoms that
define us today. Everyone may be different, some are geniuses, good at sports
or even bullies but in the end, we’re like a family that cares for the wellness
of each other. We are happy for what we have done, may it be good or a mistake
for this is what high school really means to us. We are Franciscans forever.
-Rogina Reza Regina D. Sy-
Group 4
III – St. Francis of Assisi
