Embracing the Celebration: A Tapestry of Memories, Triumphs, and Unyielding Unity

 

This year's commemoration of High School Day was somewhat different. First and foremost, we had to rehearse every day before the high school day to prepare for our field demonstration. The day of the celebration began with a procession, followed by a little break in our room before our field demonstration performance. We were fatigued, of course, but once we had completed it, everyone of us felt a great sense of satisfaction and enthusiasm. Unexpectedly, it gave me goosebumps. I was both overwhelmed and amazed by the large number of pupils studying at our school.

 

Following an exhaustive performance and activities during our High School Day, our section adviser prepared a simple lunch for us. I love the cuisine. My favorite was the bola bola, which surprised me because I don't usually like it! In summary, I loathe the taste of every bola bola I've tried, but this one was different; it was tasty but not overbearing, which is why I liked it! I was really full and enjoyed everything on my dish (including the chapsoey, which I rarely ate). Haha!

    This High School Day experience was enhanced by our club activities and the relationship I shared with my fellow officers. Even though we were exhausted and worn out from all the labor and events, it was all worthwhile and meaningful to see the smiles of our clients, who were other students. I would argue that this added to the excitement and memorability of my experience.

            However, why do we commemorate Foundation Day annually? It serves as a reminder of our school's exquisite and noteworthy past. Additionally, it is to recognize all of the milestones and accomplishments our school has made throughout the years. The main goal is to honor the school's strength and its development throughout the years, as well as the dedication and hard work of all of the faculty, staff, and administrators, as well as all of the students who have studied and will study here in the future